Seems like that is what CNBC is leaning on.Philip J Fry said:
Is that what spooked the markets?
Seems like that is what CNBC is leaning on.Philip J Fry said:
Is that what spooked the markets?
England can you just not do that? I don't even know who he/she is or what his/her policies are, but seems to be bad for the market.Carlo4 said:
Looks like UK's new PM is about to be out...
topher06 said:England can you just not do that? I don't even know who he/she is or what his/her policies are, but seems to be bad for the market.Carlo4 said:
Looks like UK's new PM is about to be out...
topher06 said:
So much for that good day yesterday.
sts7049 said:
I guess this move today is the double fakeout SIKE just kidding breakdown
Might have to reload my 1/24 20Cs that I sold on the run up (said in this thread I was still holding half, ouch).jimmo said:
GOLD leaps below 0.8
1/24 22C
Well,.....Truss is a groomed WER graduate. Have to expect it..Bonfire1996 said:
Globalists in full control in England. It's truly remarkable. I expect them to rejoin the Euro at this rate.
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When XOM drops down in the 50s, I buy. Just chugging along. Picked up some more at 59.80 today.
My price for $XOM is $41.10, but I only have 25 shares in my HSA.CheeseSndwch said:
I forget who it was but a poster mentioned in the XOM thread how they load up whenever it dips below $50.00. I imagine there are a lot of investors who wish they had followed that advice.
/edit: it was Bocephus and it was in the 50s not below 50.Quote:
When XOM drops down in the 50s, I buy. Just chugging along. Picked up some more at 59.80 today.
I wish, but bears have been saving the best for last over the past few weeks and tend to dump the market about 5 minutes before close.The Pilot said:
I say it closes around 3610.