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Get your puts and VIX calls ready!
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Get your puts and VIX calls ready!
Get your puts and VIX calls ready!
What I miss?
haha I know it...oh well, if I have to be wrong...I’d prefer it be where I made profits, just not the max amount.
its still extremely overvalued. A pullback Is coming
I am having deja vu.... before the last market crash.
I mean we have just a totally fictional market right now that is pretending 50M people are not out of work.
How can we possibly be hitting all-time highs in the middle of a pandemic where people cannot work, cannot go out like normal, cannot make income like normal, cannot spend like normal, and most folks in the general economy are risk averse right now?
Yes i know, fake printed money being pumped into the economy as if we had consumer spending based off income.
It is a fucking feedback loop that will crash.
You can't have a component of your economy crushed (income for middle America) and then just pump in printed money and pretend it won't catch up with you.
These ******* on MSNBC are just getting all they can out of this fraudulent market.
They know a crash is coming.
I was reading most stocks are getting hammered this week and it's not really being reflected in the total Dow/S&P because of the heavyweights doing so well.
Apple is up like 95% since I bought in back in March (**** I wish I had more money at the time).yep, something like 60+% of the S&P are still 10+% away from their pre covid prices.
Apple is up like 95% since I bought in back in March (**** I wish I had more money at the time).
cant get upset over gains of any kind. I would suggest you consider taking some profits, apple is way ahead of itself imo. But then again, so are a lot of tech stocks
Meh, it's not enough to really make a difference so I'm just gonna leave it.
we are going to find out soon. People have been spending pretty much at the same rate due to all that printed money and stimulus. Now that it’s drying up, we will see a decrease in that spending and thus a decline in the stock market. That’s my theory at least. You sure you mean msnbc and not CNBC?
From a broad perspective you might be right, yet there will be stocks that perform better than expected do to Covid as well. The stock I mentioned, AMD beat their pre-Covid sales expectations, in part do to increased sales because more people are working at home.I am having deja vu.... before the last market crash.
I mean we have just a totally fictional market right now that is pretending 50M people are not out of work.
How can we possibly be hitting all-time highs in the middle of a pandemic where people cannot work, cannot go out like normal, cannot make income like normal, cannot spend like normal, and most folks in the general economy are risk averse right now?
Yes i know, fake printed money being pumped into the economy as if we had consumer spending based off income.
It is a fucking feedback loop that will crash.
You can't have a component of your economy crushed (income for middle America) and then just pump in printed money and pretend it won't catch up with you.
These ******* on MSNBC are just getting all they can out of this fraudulent market.
They know a crash is coming.
Split record is Monday. Tesla was today.
It will drop maybe a week after the splits on the 31st.
AAPL is great long term.
TSLA is get in and get TF out over and over.
Sidenote- I personally don't see a crash coming. Institutional investing is always there and Retail is getting stronger by the day with Covid. We will see a pullback, back to /NQ's EMA but nothing too crazy.
So many COVID stocks are still getting battered. DIS-BA-AAL-RCL-MMM-etc etc.
@Ares just needs to stop timing the freaking market!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahah
Split record is Monday. Tesla was today.
It will drop maybe a week after the splits on the 31st.
AAPL is great long term.
TSLA is get in and get TF out over and over.
Sidenote- I personally don't see a crash coming. Institutional investing is always there and Retail is getting stronger by the day with Covid. We will see a pullback, back to /NQ's EMA but nothing too crazy.
So many COVID stocks are still getting battered. DIS-BA-AAL-RCL-MMM-etc etc.
@Ares just needs to stop timing the freaking market!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahah
just to play devils advocate...institutional investing is hitting a low point as trading volumes the last few days have been significantly lower than they had been. And retail will get battered by the sudden lack of spending due to no new stimulus package. The excess money is drying up for the common man
Yeah, I got AAPL in a long term account. I also have DIS and MMM long term. Both are up a decent amount from when I bought in. IIPR is a REIT that's been killing it for me in my Roth. I don't have enough money to play TSLA. ****, I thought they were over priced at $800.
Nice man.
I am long on DIS and MMM as well. I played TSLA and AAPL all week long. Currently holding until the split and then I will "split" until shit calms down. TSLA is so overweight, it's ridiculous.