Could tomorrow be a Black Friday that rivals the 1987 Black Monday?
If it's a Feb 28th it would need to move quickly or it will get eaten up fairly quickly in the morning. Better way is to buy shares if it reaches $290 and take your shot for a reversal. If you get it and it really runs to close over todays high then you'd be the happiest guy aroundTalon2DSO said:
If you're holding a SPY 290p and it drops below that, what's the value then? Is it beneficial to sell it quick or to hold as it drops then sell right before expiration?
Tomorrow could easily be a dead cat bounce, but I don't see the market turning around tomorrow. What good news would there be tomorrow? Its just going to be news of how many more people have coronavirus.iluvpoker said:
Could tomorrow be a Black Friday that rivals the 1987 Black Monday?
claym711 said:
Fed will stop the bleeding somewhere. Trump pressers and tweets not gonna do it.
but what an incredible opportunity to get a peek under the hood then buy the stock the next day without having to pay a premium for it! (cough...crm...)Prognightmare said:
Earnings mean exactly dick in a market like this week
https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2020-primary-forecast/?ex_cid=rrpromoPrognightmare said:
Biden is a non-issue imo. Sanders will be the nominee unless the Super Delegates steal it from him again. The markets will not like a Sanders possible election win.
59 South said:
I'll just keep trying to break up the politics talk with one last comment.
20 or 30% drops are really not that big of a deal in the long run. My personal opinion is that this will end up being similar to previous occurrences like 87, 90 and 98. I'm rooting for it hard cause I'll be putting back a lot in the next few years.
59 South said:
Since we all love the numbers game...
SPX high was 3393.52 ages ago (last Wednesday).
20% correction is about 2715 which is right at that 2718 gap.
30% drop which is a fairly average recession is 2375. Could we see 2350 again just like Christmas 2018?
Just some key levels to watch in the coming months now that all hell has broken loose. In the meantime, I'm trading the volatility with options.
Talon2DSO said:
I have a March 2 put
oldarmy1 said:Talon2DSO said:
I have a March 2 put
Oh then yes sell it if a deep red open. Difference between today and Monday premium portion is big.
Sell tomorrow, then buy a lower put for 4th with the earningsBoat Shoes said:oldarmy1 said:Talon2DSO said:
I have a March 2 put
Oh then yes sell it if a deep red open. Difference between today and Monday premium portion is big.
But youd lose protection from negative developments over the weekend?
59 South said:
I was still at home in school through the late 90s so I wasn't paying attention. 87 was a freak event from what I understand.
I experienced 08-09 with just a few years of 401k in the market and really still wasn't paying much attention because I spent all my free time partying.
Don't worry... it will come back and you'll be a lot smarter and thicker skinned. I just now figured out how to actually profit off the volatility that comes with panic.
okay this keeps gnawing at me...59 South said:
Since we all love the numbers game...
SPX high was 3393.52 ages ago (last Wednesday).
20% correction is about 2715 which is right at that 2718 gap.
30% drop which is a fairly average recession is 2375. Could we see 2350 again just like Christmas 2018?
Just some key levels to watch in the coming months now that all hell has broken loose. In the meantime, I'm trading the volatility with options.