i remember amazon at 2100.. thats when i dumped all of mine... getting ready to buy back in 
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Prognightmare said:
Ya'll remember when NFLX was at $400 and AMZN at $2000, yeah good times.
AMZN bounced off of 1500. OldArmy must be buying.
Sold my SQ puts too early today, that thing just keeps falling
I remember when NFLX was 390 after killing earnings less than 2 weeks agoIrishTxAggie said:Prognightmare said:
Ya'll remember when NFLX was at $400 and AMZN at $2000, yeah good times.
the fall hurts, fortunately I bought June 2016gougler08 said:I remember when NFLX was 390 after killing earnings less than 2 weeks agoIrishTxAggie said:Prognightmare said:
Ya'll remember when NFLX was at $400 and AMZN at $2000, yeah good times.
LMT is down 80 points from its high.
Holy ****, we going to hit 2600 before the close?
2594 next potential support?
Bouncing back up off of 2605
not a bad strategy to crash the market before the midterms.
AMZN....sold Puts on breaking $1500 for a net $1410 entry if triggered.
Also bought first round of shares in 401k's as it broke $1500. Fills across all accounts $1497.50 to $1498.65
Also bought first round of shares in 401k's as it broke $1500. Fills across all accounts $1497.50 to $1498.65
Someone did a large sweep order on SQ right at low signaling a reversal
I like the SBUX 60 calls now that its come down with the market. Will be boom or bust with earnings on Thurs, but potential for break out from the flag pattern
Well I have no idea of this was the bottom but it was the bottom for the day. Volume spiked everywhere on the last big dip. That's when I went into AMZN. I also bought SQ on this signal sweep order. Allowed buys just above the beginning of the sweep because once it filled it goes back to current ask. Sweetness!
Humble brag, we know that thin line big buy was you.
V bottoms all over the place.
Only concern when this happens last half hour is the dreaded hook close. Selling my SQ on a quick $2 move and selling Puts instead.
Only concern when this happens last half hour is the dreaded hook close. Selling my SQ on a quick $2 move and selling Puts instead.
That was a lot of buying at the bottom.
Someone knows something or is making a huge bet.Quote:
Morgan Stanley (MS) disclosed last week that its stake in Roku (ROKU) now exceeds 5.3%.
The bank's stake in the maker of TV streaming devices crossed the 5% threshold, triggering the filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Morgan Stanley owns 3.69 million Roku shares as of Oct. 15, which means that it has bought 3.24 million shares since June 30, when it owned only 445,205 shares. The bank is now Roku's fifth-largest shareholder, according to S&P Capital IQ.
Morgan Stanley didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
Roku has had an up-and-down year but for the year to date, the stock is flat. The company reported strong second-quarter earnings in August. Roku stock was up about 0.6% on Monday, to $52.12 per share.
Read more: Roku Is Getting Big Enough to Be a Buyout Target. Here's Who Might Want It
Earlier this month, we noted that one analyst thinks Roku stock could rebound from a rough October. RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney has a $70 price target on the stock, which implies about 33% upside from her
FriscoKid said:
That was a lot of buying at the bottom.
If the bottom we should not revisit. All on the futures now.
ROKU tried, but still didn't close that gap below 49...may still have room to head down
TVIX above $60 but the VIX never spiked above that $40 mark I want for buying Puts out to Dec.
And I would feel better about potential bottoms if it would.
And I would feel better about potential bottoms if it would.
Been looking at that AMZN $1500 mark since this selloff began. Always amazed how quickly shares drop when big money is liquidating.
They do not care what price they drive a stock to when selling and that's why gap fills become buyer entry targets.
The overrun is always there on momentum. Again, thats why I counted on $1500 off a $1529 gap fill. Closest big round number becomes pivot opportunity so many times.
They do not care what price they drive a stock to when selling and that's why gap fills become buyer entry targets.
The overrun is always there on momentum. Again, thats why I counted on $1500 off a $1529 gap fill. Closest big round number becomes pivot opportunity so many times.
Deep V this afternoon but it's sell the rips until it isn't.
Amazon has yet to break out of this dip after hours... curious to see how it opens tomorrow...
perhaps someone smarter than me can answer this... any correlation to todays selloff and today being the first day in 2 months that the trading window was open for amazon employees?
perhaps someone smarter than me can answer this... any correlation to todays selloff and today being the first day in 2 months that the trading window was open for amazon employees?
Keep an eye on Asia.
With the threat of more US tariffs, Asia will get slaughtered. I love Trump but he miscalculated this fiasco bigly. One week until the midterms, Fed governors talking more hikes and the market trying to find a bottom, he should have remained quiet for at least one week. IMHOFriscoKid said:
Keep an eye on Asia.
Prognightmare said:With the threat of more US tariffs, Asia will get slaughtered. I love Trump but he miscalculated this fiasco bigly. One week until the midterms, Fed governors talking more hikes and the market trying to find a bottom, he should have remained quiet for at least one week. IMHOFriscoKid said:
Keep an eye on Asia.
Yep. I like a lot of what he does, but sometimes he says some really stupid *****
market wants Fed to dial it back...can you imagine what would happen if fed skips December and Republicans control Congress...3000
I agree they are behind on bullets...I think the market mainly wants the election over and they will absorb rates albeit at a slower pace.
SoupNazi2001 said:
This doesn't have anything to do with Trump. The market ignored him for a long time. This has to do with a 341% increase in the S&P over a nine year period and below normal interest rates for the whole time (at zero for 6 of those years with the economy growing strongly). The Fed is finally trying to dial back the excessively lose policy and excessive stimulus and the market is finally reacting to it like an alcoholic in withdrawal.