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Tankers tanking
Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess
AMC halted. That one may have some running room left.
DFS shot up in premarket up almost 10%
Up to $7 nowtexagbeliever said:
CADE is taking a beating after earnings announcement. I think it might be another chance to buy back in.
Why is amc running with the universal news.
Can't trade much today. Googl and aapl put a few hundred in the bank while amd and roku held me down.
Good luck gents.
Good luck gents.
Anyone else investing in ZYXI in health care sector? This is one TD Ameritrade showed me as a strong buy when doing research in different sectors. Been "recession" proof so far and had great quarterly numbers.
Gilead news positive on drug is positive for re-opening up.YNWA_AG said:
Why is amc running with the universal news.
ONTX on the move
gougler08 said:Up to $7 nowtexagbeliever said:
CADE is taking a beating after earnings announcement. I think it might be another chance to buy back in.
I wish I could have bought in again at $6, market opened higher. Seems to be a trend of earnings hurting the stock in non standard hours and then it bouncing in normal hours.
I LOOVE GREEEEEEN!!!!!
I bought in at $5 so taking half my position off nowtexagbeliever said:gougler08 said:Up to $7 nowtexagbeliever said:
CADE is taking a beating after earnings announcement. I think it might be another chance to buy back in.
I wish I could have bought in again at $6, market opened higher. Seems to be a trend of earnings hurting the stock in non standard hours and then it bouncing in normal hours.
texagbeliever said:gougler08 said:Up to $7 nowtexagbeliever said:
CADE is taking a beating after earnings announcement. I think it might be another chance to buy back in.
I wish I could have bought in again at $6, market opened higher. Seems to be a trend of earnings hurting the stock in non standard hours and then it bouncing in normal hours.
Biggest takeaway from the call for me was that their tangible book value is $15+. 50% of their restaurant portfolio is QSR and is backed by major franchises. 60% of energy portfolio is midstream and is less impacted by commodity price.
Not the best quarter, but not as bad as some feared.
ROKU goes green
Should have pulled some off of NAT yesterday
cgh1999 said:texagbeliever said:gougler08 said:Up to $7 nowtexagbeliever said:
CADE is taking a beating after earnings announcement. I think it might be another chance to buy back in.
I wish I could have bought in again at $6, market opened higher. Seems to be a trend of earnings hurting the stock in non standard hours and then it bouncing in normal hours.
Biggest takeaway from the call for me was that their tangible book value is $15+. 50% of their restaurant portfolio is QSR and is backed by major franchises. 60% of energy portfolio is midstream and is less impacted by commodity price.
Not the best quarter, but not as bad as some feared.
Thanks for this info
Those HAL calls are up +100%
gougler08 said:I bought in at $5 so taking half my position off nowtexagbeliever said:gougler08 said:Up to $7 nowtexagbeliever said:
CADE is taking a beating after earnings announcement. I think it might be another chance to buy back in.
I wish I could have bought in again at $6, market opened higher. Seems to be a trend of earnings hurting the stock in non standard hours and then it bouncing in normal hours.
Also in at $5 but I'm going to hold on to see if buyers stay in control.
Which option was this one? Or was it just straight stock?
CBRL kicking ass
When does Powell talk today?
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The $110's but the trade is done. Doesn't mean it won't move further up - in fact it should after a long consolidation and break of resistance. It should go $112-115 or higher.Touchless said:
Which option was this one? Or was it just straight stock?
BearkatRunner88 said:
Should have pulled some off of NAT yesterday
Covered call helping me out today on that front. I'm not convinced in this oil futures recovery and hope to buy more around where it started it's big run at 5.00-5.50
McInnis 03 said:
When does Powell talk today?
2pm ET
Are markets going to wean off Fed opioids or is the QE IV drip going to go on for months...
I know TTOO was discussed quite a bit a week or two ago. What's everyone's current opinions on that? I've seen some chatter of people expecting a quick run up soon, but I'm new to all this so just curious. I've bought some shares, but it's not a huge position for me.
Ok guys, I need some guidance. Since I started this a month or so ago, my account is up around 30% overall. I feel like I should try to lock in some of that profit by setting some stop points to sell some long positions, with the assumption that if the price drops I should be able to buy back in at that price (or lower).
Is this the best way to handle it? Any other suggestions/recommendations?
Is this the best way to handle it? Any other suggestions/recommendations?
The ROKU 5/1 115p for $1.15 is a good hedge against those 130c in case there's a pullback when powell speaks.
texagbeliever said:jj9000 said:
Sorry, man. In any reality, when GDP hits -5%, P/E looks to be highest in history (higher than than dot com bubble), unemployment highest since Great Depression, and the Market STILL pops, it's bizarro world. Unless, of course, everyone thinks we'll flip a light switch, and the world will be sunshine and roses Q4 19.
Tell me what the expected GDP is for DJIA at 20k, 25k and 30k. Until you realize the drop in GDP was already factored into the market you are going to be pulling your hair out as to why the market isnt moving appropriately.
Give me a break. The current prices now align with mid to late 2019? We are nowhere near that world. This is all the fed and nothing but the fed propping the market up. What are you going to say in May when this rally peters out and we are back to SPX 2500? Which is frankly more appropriate for current conditions. There will not be a V shaped economic recovery because restarting doesn't work that way. In the backdrop of positive Gilead news we also are dealing with diminished food production, oil oversupply, 25M unemployed, and collapsing industries (retail, travel)
The Gilead news is great, but it is hard to distinguish between who would have improved anyway. I saw that patients taking it saw clinical improvement 2/3 of the time and you have to be hospitalized to get it. That's a lot different than Tamiflu, but maybe it will evolve to that. I hope it does. Something not being talked about is access to treatment if there is a huge second wave.
thirdcoast said:McInnis 03 said:
When does Powell talk today?
2pm ET
Are markets going to wean off Fed opioids or is the QE IV drip going to go on for months...
You mean years?
It's never a wrong decision to book profits, period.AgEng06 said:
Ok guys, I need some guidance. Since I started this a month or so ago, my account is up around 30% overall. I feel like I should try to lock in some of that profit by setting some stop points to sell some long positions, with the assumption that if the price drops I should be able to buy back in at that price (or lower).
Is this the best way to handle it? Any other suggestions/recommendations?
Those AAPL 6/19 300C up to $8 - anyone holding through earnings?
The best advice for anyone is take profit. If you don't sell it- it means nothing.AgEng06 said:
Ok guys, I need some guidance. Since I started this a month or so ago, my account is up around 30% overall. I feel like I should try to lock in some of that profit by setting some stop points to sell some long positions, with the assumption that if the price drops I should be able to buy back in at that price (or lower).
Is this the best way to handle it? Any other suggestions/recommendations?
SDC and RUBI both look strong