What's your positions for tomorrow
DOG GIEhedge_zer0 said:
What's your positions for tomorrow
oldarmy1 said:
Can't stand when talking heads make big claims on days of huge moves.
which system?claym711 said:
Do ppl understand that the system is insolvent without the $n Trillions coming from Fed and treasury?
It's ok most of the time. User friendly. Charts are not impressive. I started using it for option trading about a year ago. Made a lot of money. But then they had the outage just as I was entering an order to sell SPY puts that I bought for $0.47 for over $9. They didn't bring the website up for two days and my options expired worthless. So it cost me real money and it cost me a bunch of money if the order had gone through. I transferred about half my account, but kept some there thinking it would be good to keep the account open until I found out if they would do anything about the shutdown. Since then they have seemed to have more glitches (things like prices not seeming to update automatically) and I have been trying to do more trading on TDA and IKBR.FAT SEXY said:
Taking the plunge, going to start investing in the stock market. Is Robinhood a decent platform to get your feet wet with?
You think people are trying to influence the market through TexAgs? There's like 100 people that frequent this thread.claym711 said:
There has never been a recession or contraction where we bottom before a negative or contracted GDP or consumer spending print, nor do I think we have ever bottomed on a move like this in 1.5 months.
What I find highly suspicious in this thread is the bullish sentiment from the notorious bulls while they sell all the rips. My bet is they have 2700 calls and 1800 puts, and are propping up sentiment in this visible thread to steer people away from liquidating IRAs and generating piggy backers on their trades to harvest the last bits of a long tail trades.
Notice all of the most 'respected' posters are constantly bullish but posting that they're exiting equity buys after pops, and not sharing their macro trades. Little doubt they have puts to under 2200 and leaps to 2700-2800, because they don't know. They just don't want you to sell.
Please give us the list of notorious bulls. Also, there's not a poster here, OA included, that can move markets on what they trade or advice they offer, but please, do tell.claym711 said:
There has never been a recession or contraction where we bottom before a negative or contracted GDP or consumer spending print, nor do I think we have ever bottomed on a move like this in 1.5 months.
What I find highly suspicious in this thread is the bullish sentiment from the notorious bulls while they sell all the rips. My bet is they have 2700 calls and 1800 puts, and are propping up sentiment in this visible thread to steer people away from liquidating IRAs and generating piggy backers on their trades to harvest the last bits of a long tail trades.
Notice all of the most 'respected' posters are constantly bullish but posting that they're exiting equity buys after pops, and not sharing their macro trades. Little doubt they have puts to under 2200 and leaps to 2700-2800, because they don't know. They just don't want you to sell.
claym711 said:
Within minutes 2 of top 3 respond. I wonder if anyone outside of the top few have made any money over the past couple years. I bet not.
Who are you talking about? There are only like 2-3 posters I would consider "respected" and they are usually talking about individual, fast moving, trades.claym711 said:
There has never been a recession or contraction where we bottom before a negative or contracted GDP or consumer spending print, nor do I think we have ever bottomed on a move like this in 1.5 months.
What I find highly suspicious in this thread is the bullish sentiment from the notorious bulls while they sell all the rips. My bet is they have 2700 calls and 1800 puts, and are propping up sentiment in this visible thread to steer people away from liquidating IRAs and generating piggy backers on their trades to harvest the last bits of a long tail trades.
Notice all of the most 'respected' posters are constantly bullish but posting that they're exiting equity buys after pops, and not sharing their macro trades. Little doubt they have puts to under 2200 and leaps to 2700-2800, because they don't know. They just don't want you to sell.
I understand what you are saying and the general advice of "buyer beware" is great advice for anyone coming here. However, most people here know that Irish and Prog are usually just sharing intel they got somewhere else, OA shares trades all the time but is way more advanced and too fast for most of us (he has gone into great detail on some trades, with great explanations and explained the entire process and what he was waiting for) and that khaos is just here to defend socialism.claym711 said:
Really struck a nerve there. I'm not the first to have said it, and won't be the last to recognize it.
If you don't view the market as a competition, you shouldn't be trading. Just be an investor, but know that no one is giving trades away for free. Absolutely some of the trades posted here are in strikes with volume low enough that can effect trades.