IrishTxAggie said:
TWTR with a nice earnings beat
They'll miss bigly next quarter since they perma banned my first account last week.
IrishTxAggie said:
TWTR with a nice earnings beat
That's fine as long as they get back in the 40s by thenPrognightmare said:IrishTxAggie said:
TWTR with a nice earnings beat
They'll miss bigly next quarter since they perma banned my first account last week.
IrishTxAggie said:
Thought that was you that added me the other day...
It looks like they're cautious going forward due to rising fuel costs and possible slow down in the economy.gougler08 said:
Example 18274 of me not understanding earnings. LUV beats the estimate and is down this morning...did they revise guidance or something and I missed it?
Ranger222 said:
wanna see a dead body? Take a look at ALGN, one of my favorites. From $380 to $220 in three short weeks
$80 sell off from earnings and guide down this afternoon
oldarmy1 said:
Look at S&P futures wild program hitting
oldarmy1 said:
Look at S&P futures wild program hitting
FriscoKid said:oldarmy1 said:
Look at S&P futures wild program hitting
Lot's to be made with quick trades.
AI is going to be huge. I believe MCHP makes a lot of chips for that sector. You can start researching there.leoj said:
Lots of bargains in materials, biotech, and tech.
I said I wouldn't touch a chip stock right now, but when we find a bottom do you have any idea the next wave of growth that tech is going to see in the coming 5-10 years with data centers, AI, autonomous cars, IOT, 5G. It's going to be ridiculous.
I'd urge caution. They waded into politics earlier this year and their sales may not be as strong.Jizzle89 said:
YETI IPO today.. really like that company long term..
I think $18 is initial share price
Guitarsoup said:
Did he has too many competitors that offer the exact same product for less money.
I prefer ST for sensors.Prognightmare said:AI is going to be huge. I believe MCHP makes a lot of chips for that sector. You can start researching there.leoj said:
Lots of bargains in materials, biotech, and tech.
I said I wouldn't touch a chip stock right now, but when we find a bottom do you have any idea the next wave of growth that tech is going to see in the coming 5-10 years with data centers, AI, autonomous cars, IOT, 5G. It's going to be ridiculous.
I was just looking at the chart. The stochastic is about to flash a buy signal and it's at a higher low than before. The MACD is also rounding to the upside with earnings in about 10 days. This reversal could be for real.gougler08 said:
SQ having a run, but I think it still has some of the "h" pattern to go, like short term puts
I think long term yes, but I still think there's another drop in the market in the next few days before we truly bottom out and it will go with itPrognightmare said:I was just looking at the chart. The stochastic is about to flash a buy signal and it's at a higher low than before. The MACD is also rounding to the upside with earnings in about 10 days. This reversal could be for real.gougler08 said:
SQ having a run, but I think it still has some of the "h" pattern to go, like short term puts
IrishTxAggie said:Guitarsoup said:
Did he has too many competitors that offer the exact same product for less money.
Yep. YETI is no longer a product. It's a marketing company.
Why can't the Fed just STFU until after the midterms and the market somewhat recovers?Quote:
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida, in his first major policy speech since being seated at the central bank, said more interest rate increases are likely warranted as the economy continues to gather strength.
In assessing current conditions, Clarida said growth broadly and with the job market in particular has surprised him.
"Based on my reading of the accumulating evidence, I believe that trend growth in the economy may well be faster and the structural rate of unemployment lower than I would have thought several years ago," he said during a speech in Washington, D.C.
While his remarks were a bit more tempered than those of his colleagues earlier this week, Clarida said he sees "further gradual adjustment" in the Fed's benchmark funds rate as likely.
"I believe monetary policy today remains accommodative, and that, with the economy now operating at or close to mandate-consistent levels for inflation and unemployment, the risks that monetary policy must balance are now more symmetric and less skewed to the downside," he said.
No sh$#!Prognightmare said:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/25/feds-new-vice-chair-clarida-backs-rate-hikes-in-first-major-speech.htmlWhy can't the Fed just STFU until after the midterms and the market somewhat recovers?Quote:
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida, in his first major policy speech since being seated at the central bank, said more interest rate increases are likely warranted as the economy continues to gather strength.
In assessing current conditions, Clarida said growth broadly and with the job market in particular has surprised him.
"Based on my reading of the accumulating evidence, I believe that trend growth in the economy may well be faster and the structural rate of unemployment lower than I would have thought several years ago," he said during a speech in Washington, D.C.
While his remarks were a bit more tempered than those of his colleagues earlier this week, Clarida said he sees "further gradual adjustment" in the Fed's benchmark funds rate as likely.
"I believe monetary policy today remains accommodative, and that, with the economy now operating at or close to mandate-consistent levels for inflation and unemployment, the risks that monetary policy must balance are now more symmetric and less skewed to the downside," he said.