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.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has lost a crucial vote on her Brexit plans in the House of Commons, the U.K.'s lower house of parliament.
Lawmakers from different political parties rejected the proposed Withdrawal Agreement, currently the only deal agreed with the European Union on how Britain should exit the bloc in March of this year.
Her deal with Europe is seen by some as a sell-out to the ideals of Brexit, reducing Britain's influence while staying within many of the EU's rules. And many of those who oppose Brexit didn't like the deal either. They have argued that it will reduce Britain's ease of trade with the world, repel global talent, and increase the cost of living.
The result creates a political vacuum in the Brexit process, with no firm certainty as to what might happen next. Potential outcomes range from a revised attempt by May to force her plan through, a second Brexit referendum or even a General Election.
An earlier amendment to the Brexit deal, giving the U.K the right to exit the backstop unilaterally was heavily defeated by 600 votes to 24.
In a final statement to Parliament prior to the vote, May had
Speculation with "improved" oil prices. Brent is up ~$10 since Christmas Eve. That's my thought at least.what say you said:
OA1,
what's going on with SWN and CHK these days? They've had a nice uptick lately. Is this short lived or here to stay for a while?
Ranger222 said:
I followed along with that huge put order. Brexit vote just came out and big momma bear flag or the "v recovery" as has been talked about here is about to crack. Revisiting December lows would give us a double bottom and makes so much sense.
I'd be closing up trades and tightening stops for the remainder of the afternoon. Get ready to play defense. Don't lose profits that you've made in this upswing.
Agreed, I think CHK will hit or outkick their expected earnings which should help boost the stock. They issued guidance that increased output estimates which is a good sign to me. That coupled with rising oil prices have me bullish.IrishTxAggie said:Speculation with "improved" oil prices. Brent is up ~$10 since Christmas Eve. That's my thought at least.what say you said:
OA1,
what's going on with SWN and CHK these days? They've had a nice uptick lately. Is this short lived or here to stay for a while?
SWN gets almost no revenue from oil so it's always odd to me that it's a favorite whipping boy whenever oil falls. Perhaps humans really aren't capable of rational decision-making. Investors certainly aren't.IrishTxAggie said:Speculation with "improved" oil prices. Brent is up ~$10 since Christmas Eve. That's my thought at least.what say you said:
OA1,
what's going on with SWN and CHK these days? They've had a nice uptick lately. Is this short lived or here to stay for a while?
Oh, it's definitely correlated with SWN too - I'm just saying it doesn't make sense. NG prices have also been rising past couple weeks, but SWN's fall was timed with oil price, not NG, so I don't think it's unfair to correlate the rise with oil too. Market sentiment for the energy sector is tied to oil and SWN is a high-volume favorite for gamblers, I mean shorts, who know nothing about the underlying equity.IrishTxAggie said:
I'm just pointing out what both seem to be correlated to. I'm not invested in it. CHK is likely a direct correlation
What time frame puts would you look towards? 30 days out or shorter/longer?oldarmy1 said:
There is a tiny gap on the S&P at 2637 from 12/13 to 12/14. Imagine Dragons target notwithstanding, if the markets create that flush out momo move upward that's where I would be looking for major exits/hedges on longs and entering some potential retest cheap Puts
Always tough because only if you're correct on an initial downdraft will the shorter term options pay off. And even if the speculation is correct on the retest it might be after some sideways movement off an initial pullback. I'd personally play it by hoping for an initial downdraft on some weekly Puts and roll those profits into longer out of the money Puts 3 months away.snowmnag970 said:What time frame puts would you look towards? 30 days out or shorter/longer?oldarmy1 said:
There is a tiny gap on the S&P at 2637 from 12/13 to 12/14. Imagine Dragons target notwithstanding, if the markets create that flush out momo move upward that's where I would be looking for major exits/hedges on longs and entering some potential retest cheap Puts
We move above 1620 WYNN and SPOT will move towards the left sides of their larger V decline side. That would place WYNN $120 area and SPOT up as high as $140tramaro1 said:
OA, where do you see WYNN getting to? I got in on your suggestion. Right now it is up, just curious if it's time now to get out?
oldarmy1 said:
Run SPOT run. SEE SPOT RUN!