BAC now the only financial stock green.
Indeed. That's why 2550 area wouldn't be the end of the line. No way do you lose major support and only drop 50. Not unless its a flash low that reverses hard off new lows like we talk about all the time. But nothing is technically viable yet.drill4oil78 said:
2600 area on SP500 is a strong trap door. It is being defended by the bulls, but the grizzly bears smell huckleberries on the other side.
This read is pretty consistent with how we've traded. Buy big on the big selloff opens near the 2620 marks. Also to cover shorts/puts. Why? Because, as stated, while we had some great moves on certain stocks and sectors the majority of stocks traded sideways or even lower the entire year.badharambe said:
Would love to discuss the development of your algos with you as I hope to start developing and making my own in the next year.
It's uncanny how similar the current situation may be to 1994.
- President under investigation
- Trade curfuffle with another power (Japan$
- Fed cooling on rate hikes.
Really good analysis of current market in his newest video and prior videos:
Keep the ship afloat as much as possible until they can get themselves out.FriscoKid said:
I also hate it that the financial talking heads keep talking about tremendous value right now. Lots of the financial shows were misleading people this weekend. I wonder if they practice what they preach or if they just want people to keep money in their funds.
When does the sale of WRD to CHK complete, do you know?IrishTxAggie said:
MU just hit a new 52wk low as did HK and WRD.
Thats what I saw as well. Was hoping there was a better estimated hard date.IrishTxAggie said:
First half of 2019 is all I could find
In bear markets you will be hearing cheap, value, its overdone, fundamentals are strong, yada yada yada.FriscoKid said:
I also hate it that the financial talking heads keep talking about tremendous value right now. Lots of the financial shows were misleading people this weekend. I wonder if they practice what they preach or if they just want people to keep money in their funds.
COAg15 said:
I guess I'm sort of paralyzed by fear and uncertainty regarding my 401k. I'm 26, and am trying to make up for a year of not contributing as much as I should have. i almost want to forget about it for a few years but that could cost me some valued money.
Would you/the board recommend moving a 401k to cash or any other opportunity for the time being?
I was 50% out for a long time, but I'm over 40.COAg15 said:
I guess I'm sort of paralyzed by fear and uncertainty regarding my 401k. I'm 26, and am trying to make up for a year of not contributing as much as I should have. i almost want to forget about it for a few years but that could cost me some valued money.
Would you/the board recommend moving a 401k to cash or any other opportunity for the time being?
Agree, but long term investors should be looking at this as an opportunity to buy in the next several months, if they are mostly out of the market. All the doom and gloom will get very loud in the next few months. Ron Paul is back talking depressions as others talking gloom and doom. It will get louder if we go down another 10-15%. The bulls are less than 20% and the bears are nearing 50% and it can go lower/higher and probably will. Even if we do go down 10%-15% the secular bull will still be intact. The last secular bull from 1982-2000 had 3 bear markets that lasted several months on average. This one will be the first bear in a secular bull that started in 2009. This could be over fast (like several months). When it is over it will be a sharp rebound, but the 2600 level will now be strong resistance. Personally I am waiting for the turn to put the cash to work that I have from selling in the past several months. The market will talk to you ....You just have to listen. Don't listen to CNBC, Fox Business, Bloomberg or any other media types spouting out their predictions, especially fundamental types.FriscoKid said:I was 50% out for a long time, but I'm over 40.COAg15 said:
I guess I'm sort of paralyzed by fear and uncertainty regarding my 401k. I'm 26, and am trying to make up for a year of not contributing as much as I should have. i almost want to forget about it for a few years but that could cost me some valued money.
Would you/the board recommend moving a 401k to cash or any other opportunity for the time being?
Read the call that Ken Moriff made from the link that I posted earlier. He's well respected and has pulled all of his clients out as of this weekend. Most financial guys in the industry tell you not to touch your money and just let it ride. 100% buy and hold.
I firmly think we have topped and have been talking about it for weeks on here. From a chart prospective support has been broken. My trading horizon is much much smaller though. I'm looking for short term trades to sell with the trend. And I think the trend is lower right now.
99% will say don't try to time the market though. Just my opinion.
FriscoKid said:
I moved all of my 401k money to cash last week.
Trading account is a different $tory.