Consumer prices and wages up in excess of Fed's inflation target. Odds of four rate hikes went up.
Market is seeing six rate increases over the next 18 months and the slowdown/recession that will force.pacecar02 said:
Market reacting to Iran or just a down day?
Pegging off this...we have only just begun to see the effects of the first few rate hikes. It takes 12-16 months for the ripples to get through to the real economy.Bonfire1996 said:Market is seeing six rate increases over the next 18 months and the slowdown/recession that will force.pacecar02 said:
Market reacting to Iran or just a down day?
Broadcom wireless chip sales were down last QT. The phone market plays a significant role in chip sales. That's one of the reasons people think Apple might miss or show weakness tonight.Aggiesincebirth said:
Put it all into Apple first thing in the morning. If you can handle a correction you can handle the risk of earnings. It's already beaten down and may drop more but it's already down 10% from its high. Best case you get a nice little pop after the bell on earnings tmrw. Worst case it drops further and you get a dividend payout in a week. Might be a nice little dividend they announce with all the cash they have tmrw. The market very well may move in the direction that Apple moves anyways.
I know this won't be a popular oppinion but I am also 26. Went all in on Amazon earnings last week and it worked out well.
This disclaimer should always be used for any stock advice that isn't insider trading.FriscoKid said:
I could be dead wrong.
I played them on earnings one time and lost my shirt. I'm holding it against them I think.IrishTxAggie said:
UA posts better than expected EPS. Was expected to post -$.05 EPS and came in at $0.00 EPS. Currently on a slide. Might be a good buying opportunity. I tend to avoid clothing companies, but I think UA is due for a rebound.
The triple test of lows is no bueno for longs. I own some Put options on the S&P, AAPL, BA and others out to July 10% plus out of the money on strike price. I would say you are thinking correctly on your readings.FriscoKid said:
I know most of you get this, but if you are new to looking at this stuff this is my opinion and how I am reading the markets today... Investors and fund managers put zero faith in technical analysis of charts too. But, for anyone else that's curious...
Yesterday was pretty big for a downward move in the markets today IMO. For the third time resistance was tested (arrows) and failed to breakthrough. Up trend broken that started on 4/24 represented by diagonal line. And support broken at 2655. You can clearly see the range bound trading between 2655 and 2680. We broke out of this range again to the downside. Maybe we rally, but I'm looking to enter a short position based on this. I could be dead wrong.
Furthering off this...I own puts as well ($AMD, AAPL and $MSFT) . Not trusting this market and if AAPL misses today, it will take Tech and errything else with it.oldarmy1 said:The triple test of lows is no bueno for longs. I own some Put options on the S&P, AAPL, BA and others out to July 10% plus out of the money on strike price. I would say you are thinking correctly on your readings.FriscoKid said:
I know most of you get this, but if you are new to looking at this stuff this is my opinion and how I am reading the markets today... Investors and fund managers put zero faith in technical analysis of charts too. But, for anyone else that's curious...
Yesterday was pretty big for a downward move in the markets today IMO. For the third time resistance was tested (arrows) and failed to breakthrough. Up trend broken that started on 4/24 represented by diagonal line. And support broken at 2655. You can clearly see the range bound trading between 2655 and 2680. We broke out of this range again to the downside. Maybe we rally, but I'm looking to enter a short position based on this. I could be dead wrong.
closed at a 33% winnerRagoo said:
did you get in?
I sold $36 puts out 22 days for $1.35 each.
snowmnag970 said:
AAPL beat. Q2 2.73$ vs 2.67EPS ; Q2 REV $61.1B vs $60.82B
Not smart with them saying they will buy back $100 Billion in shares. That's over 10% of the companyFriscoKid said:snowmnag970 said:
AAPL beat. Q2 2.73$ vs 2.67EPS ; Q2 REV $61.1B vs $60.82B
I would sell this pop if I owned it. Nice returns, but not over the top or anything.
Beginning of super cycle?leoj said:
Div hike, 20% growth in Japan and China, iPhone X lead iPhone sales every week in March. Etc. should have got in at 162 earlier this week.