Futures open around 4260 which was Mancini's lower end target.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/21/putin-recognize-rebel-eastern-ukrainian-regions-as-independent.htmlDan Scott said:
Futures open around 4260 which was Mancini's lower end target.
It's gonna be an interesting night.Quote:
WASHINGTON Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered troops into two breakaway regions of eastern Ukraine after announcing Monday evening that he would recognize their independence, a development that could undermine Western hopes of a diplomatic resolution to the ongoing crisis.
The decree formalizing the move called for peacekeeping forces to enter Donetsk and Luhansk, though it was unclear what the mission entails.
During his hour-long televised remarks, Putin aired historical grievances against NATO and the U.S. and accused Western governments of hostile activities that threaten Russian security. Putin also made the case for involvement in the region to the Russian people.
OK, we'll see what tomorrow brings. Don't be surprised to be 4370 by cash open tomorrow.BREwmaster said:You first, lol. Can we get a limit down day (maybe Thursday after a couple green or sideways days, but intraday Thursday not overnight. That would make for a mega scalping opportunity.$30,000 Millionaire said:
buy the war dip.
Added bonus, is anyone from the Fed speaking tomorrow?Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:Technically, a 20%, or greater, downward correction would be needed in the DJIA all time closing high to the DJIA closing low to be considered a bear market and change of direction. Currently, the market is in a Mega Bull Market and has been for a long time; however, there can be Cyclical Bear Markets within a Mega Bull Market. So, what is this current market? IMO it's a wide basing within a Mega Bull Market. I would not be surprised to see the market trade this wide basing the majority of the year. Also, this is a mid-term off Presidential election year. These types of years, mid-term off Presidential election year, tend to provide a great buying opportunity at some point. History proves this over the last 50 to 60 years. Last one was Nov 2018.Irish 2.0 said:And if you remove the other stocks it's a bull market. Can't pick and choose what equities to include in an analysis of what type of market we're in. I'm by no means saying it is a bull market, but it's not a bear market either IMO$30,000 Millionaire said:if you removed the big 5, i think it is a bear market.Irish 2.0 said:Some MS dip**** is on CNBC saying we're in a bear market. I wouldn't call this market a bear market yet, but it's not really a bull market anymore eitherEngine10 said:
Yo who dropped the big stick on the Q's?
Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:Added bonus, is anyone from the Fed speaking tomorrow?Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:Technically, a 20%, or greater, downward correction would be needed in the DJIA all time closing high to the DJIA closing low to be considered a bear market and change of direction. Currently, the market is in a Mega Bull Market and has been for a long time; however, there can be Cyclical Bear Markets within a Mega Bull Market. So, what is this current market? IMO it's a wide basing within a Mega Bull Market. I would not be surprised to see the market trade this wide basing the majority of the year. Also, this is a mid-term off Presidential election year. These types of years, mid-term off Presidential election year, tend to provide a great buying opportunity at some point. History proves this over the last 50 to 60 years. Last one was Nov 2018.Irish 2.0 said:And if you remove the other stocks it's a bull market. Can't pick and choose what equities to include in an analysis of what type of market we're in. I'm by no means saying it is a bull market, but it's not a bear market either IMO$30,000 Millionaire said:if you removed the big 5, i think it is a bear market.Irish 2.0 said:Some MS dip**** is on CNBC saying we're in a bear market. I wouldn't call this market a bear market yet, but it's not really a bull market anymore eitherEngine10 said:
Yo who dropped the big stick on the Q's?
Tomorrow could be the opportunity noted above.
Dan Scott said:
Futures open around 4260 which was Mancini's lower end target.
FJ43 said:Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:Added bonus, is anyone from the Fed speaking tomorrow?Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:Technically, a 20%, or greater, downward correction would be needed in the DJIA all time closing high to the DJIA closing low to be considered a bear market and change of direction. Currently, the market is in a Mega BUll Market and has been for a long time; however, there can be CYclical Bear Markets within a Mega Bull Market. So, whaT is this current market? IMO it's a wide basing within a Mega Bull MarKet. I would not be surprised to see the marKet trade this wide basing the majority of the year. Also, this is a mid-term off PreSidential election year. These types of years, mid-term off Presidential election year, tend to provide a great buying opportunity at some point. History proves this over the last 50 to 60 years. Last one was Nov 2018.Irish 2.0 said:And if you remove the other stocks it's a bull market. Can't pick and choose what equities to include in an analysis of what type of market we're in. I'm by no means saying it is a bull market, but it's not a bear market either IMO$30,000 Millionaire said:if you removed the big 5, i think it is a bear market.Irish 2.0 said:Some MS dip**** is on CNBC saying we're in a bear market. I wouldn't call this market a bear market yet, but it's not really a bull market anymore eitherEngine10 said:
Yo who dropped the big stick on the Q's?
Tomorrow could be the opportunity noted above.
All I heard you say Farmer was buy
buy the invasion… pic.twitter.com/7j5rKmoEJn
— FxMacro (@fxmacro) February 21, 2022
Tumble Weed said:Dan Scott said:
Could it be argued all the excess has already been driven out of the market?Lol. What a list. If you own theses why. pic.twitter.com/SXWVzONkY9
— sam (@smartertrader) February 21, 2022
I will tell you why I own clov! Mf Texags!
cjo03 said:Tumble Weed said:Dan Scott said:
Could it be argued all the excess has already been driven out of the market?Lol. What a list. If you own theses why. pic.twitter.com/SXWVzONkY9
— sam (@smartertrader) February 21, 2022
I will tell you why I own clov! Mf Texags!
3 things:
- Most of that list has been traded on this thread in the last 18 months - you silly degenerates.
- I get 99.9% of my stock advice from this thread.
- How did he get a screenshot of my account?
$30,000 Millionaire said:
I think this is an OK place to buy. What do you have to lose at these prices?
??BaylorSpineGuy said:
Goldman now saying 6% drop if Ukraine situation worsens.
So glad the uptick rule was undone. Money to be made tomorrow. We are gonna retest Jan lows early tomorrow. My guess is they don't hold.
Hang Seng index down 3.1%.
Did I mention what my school mascot is? :-).
$BTC 124k by summer.
— Axelroark, Son of Uhtred (@axelroark) February 22, 2022
Large correction after 100k and another after 120k.
I'm not high.
The low is in. https://t.co/VgBjlDxST0
Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
I am going to guess that Chevron and Exxon will crush Q1 earnings. I own these. There are probably other O&G that will do well too. I just have a vested interest in these. ..... Oil = +$94/barrel, up $3 and change
BaylorSpineGuy said:
Couldn't sleep. Wild stuff happening all over the world.
Took a peek at the Russian MOEX. It's getting slaughtered again. Believe it or not….it is now trading below its pre-pandemic levels. That is a massive correction.
Futures have recovered a ton since 3am. We're going green today.gougler08 said:BaylorSpineGuy said:
Couldn't sleep. Wild stuff happening all over the world.
Took a peek at the Russian MOEX. It's getting slaughtered again. Believe it or not….it is now trading below its pre-pandemic levels. That is a massive correction.
Well our futures don't seem too care at the moment, big spike up an hour or so ago
La Bamba said:
https://twitter.com/DeItaone/status/1496104391182635010?s=20&t=44Hp4WMm4-tDMka7jnYB1g
Russia/Ukraine crisis could force a reassessment of the Fed tightening path resulting in central banks turning less hawkish, while policymakers may consider additional fiscal stimulus: JPM
— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) February 22, 2022
Yeah I'd rather we rip the bandaid instead of throw more money at thisProgN said:La Bamba said:
https://twitter.com/DeItaone/status/1496104391182635010?s=20&t=44Hp4WMm4-tDMka7jnYB1gRussia/Ukraine crisis could force a reassessment of the Fed tightening path resulting in central banks turning less hawkish, while policymakers may consider additional fiscal stimulus: JPM
— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) February 22, 2022
That's not a good thing because inflation is already out of control