Big sell at the end though?oldarmy1 said:
QCOM 300k+ share buy shot it up to $57.90 for a second.
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Sure looks like it
tramaro1 said:oldarmy1 said:
$199.99
Finally hit $200
Took my 80% ROI on my calls and said goodbye.
Big sell hit a support buyer and ended with a yellow/mixed final minute. Guess we have to wait for tomorrow.gougler08 said:Big sell at the end though?oldarmy1 said:
QCOM 300k+ share buy shot it up to $57.90 for a second.
FEYE fought all the way back to end up +$0.09. We should see a move upward tomorrow.
AAPL $200.23 AH. I need a flash up in the morning to sell remaining calls.
A flash on a $200 stock would be up to $205
A flash on a $200 stock would be up to $205
OA,opinion on cx going into tomorrow?
Can someone direct me to a Stock Market thread not pumping particular stocks? I'm looking for something macro trends, global health, politics, etc... and current impact and possible implications in the market -
Not 100% sure on the terminology above, but hopefully that makes sense -
Not 100% sure on the terminology above, but hopefully that makes sense -
Premium said:Pignorant said:
https://www.reddit.com/r/investing
Clearly I wasn't clear. I'm talking TexAgs
We don't have one. Some of it is mixed into this thread.
Actually, we do, it's just not very active.IrishTxAggie said:Premium said:Pignorant said:
https://www.reddit.com/r/investing
Clearly I wasn't clear. I'm talking TexAgs
We don't have one. Some of it is mixed into this thread.
Macro Markets
Like four posts in the last two years...
The only macro market posts being made are here, and only occassionally. The 2350 target for entry was the last macro entry posted. It worked out.....ok.
It was too difficult to explain all of the movements within a macro-thread construct. It is much more practical to post on shorter term moves like this thread, and even easier to post real time entries, targets and exits.
If any of the critics care to recap all of those I think it will be pretty convincing that compared against buy and hold there is no competition. It's a blowout.
It was too difficult to explain all of the movements within a macro-thread construct. It is much more practical to post on shorter term moves like this thread, and even easier to post real time entries, targets and exits.
If any of the critics care to recap all of those I think it will be pretty convincing that compared against buy and hold there is no competition. It's a blowout.
PDD's average customer acquisition costs were just $1.64 (11 RMB),compared to $46 (310 RMB) for Alibaba's Taobao, and $35 (225 RMB) for JD.com.
They have good integration with wechat.
They recently got hit with a negative article that I do not believe fairly represented the company and made it evens stronger buy candidate.
Buyer beware. As stated, my max loss is 5%. Won't take it off radar, just wait for it to reshape.
Furthermore, I am very interested in NOG, WFT and CEI the more lol charges forward and leaves these small drillers / service companies behind.
NOG especially pretty bottom forming. Looks like clear skies to a 2 bagger soon. While CEI and WFT would be more day / week swing.
They have good integration with wechat.
They recently got hit with a negative article that I do not believe fairly represented the company and made it evens stronger buy candidate.
Buyer beware. As stated, my max loss is 5%. Won't take it off radar, just wait for it to reshape.
Furthermore, I am very interested in NOG, WFT and CEI the more lol charges forward and leaves these small drillers / service companies behind.
NOG especially pretty bottom forming. Looks like clear skies to a 2 bagger soon. While CEI and WFT would be more day / week swing.
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Apple Inc. shares (AAPL) were slightly higher in premarket trade Tuesday, after Wedbush raised its stock price target to $225 from $215 and said calm is being restored after a volatile period. "As we have discussed with investors, it has been Apple's pricing hubris on iPhone XR that was the major factor in the company's December earnings debacle in China, however with some recent price cuts demand trends are slowly turning around in this all-important region for Cupertino," analyst Daniel Ives wrote in a note to client. Wedbush is expecting 60 million to 70 million iPhones will be upgraded or replaced out of the key China region in the next 12 to 18 months, based on the 900 million active iPhones that are currently in use and 350 million that are in a window of upgrade opportunity. That number underscores the importance of the region for Apple and why Ives expects price cuts on the XR in the coming months. "In our opinion Apple continues to face a "code red" situation in China and the right pricing strategy around XR and future versions will be key to putting a ring fence around the core installed base in the region," the analyst wrote. "With lower priced competition from all directions with Huawei/Xiaomi front and center, Apple needs to make sure they do not lose any current iPhone customers and thus speaks to the more significant price reductions on the way in the region ahead of the next major product cycle in September." The analyst has an outperform rating on Apple stock, which has gained 17.7% in the last 12 months, while the S&P 500 has gained 11% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average , which counts Apple as a member, has gained 10%.
TRNX 70 cents on rev growth. A breakout above 80 would make the forum meltdown
Oa, you still seeing the AAPL magnet to $105 given the ah gain?
Impossible to know how much of a flash it will get. $205 would be sweet but I'm selling all calls fairly quickly this morning.leoj said:
Oa, you still seeing the AAPL magnet to $105 given the ah gain?
as well as the fundamental potential above, I do like the chart as a bottom / near bottom forming. Time frame is harder to nail down, which is why I am looking for shares as opposed to calls.
Got it. Obviously yes, meant $205
That's a lot of red candles on the SPX to start
OA, what is your stop loss on QCOM or have you already got out?
That could also give the Fed cover to either cut rates or stop shrinking their balance sheet which will send equities higher.
No way in hell the Fed cuts rates. They just won't raise them.
Anyone been following any good AI based companies?
It really seems like this will take off within 2-3 years as the opportunities become more apparent.
It really seems like this will take off within 2-3 years as the opportunities become more apparent.
Agreed. They need to keep some powder dry in case we find ourselves in another pullback and need to get back on the QE Train.IrishTxAggie said:
No way in hell the Fed cuts rates. They just won't raise them.
I am fully prepared to watch the Feds drop rates back to 0.25% again.
Google, Amazon, Apple, or some big tech already.EngrAg14 said:
Anyone been following any good AI based companies?
It really seems like this will take off within 2-3 years as the opportunities become more apparent.
Any up and coming Ai will most likely be purchased and brought into the fold.
I did see some really cool Ag tech yesterday talking about AI Robots patrolling fields for Farmers and giving targeted herbicides to weeds that reduced total amounts used and didn't affect the actual crops themselves. After doing a bit of research on this tech, come to find out the company was already acquired by John Deere.
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/04/weed-killing-ai-robot.html
QCOM. Falling with the semis?
It's falling with the markets.leoj said:
QCOM. Falling with the semis?
26 centstramaro1 said:
OA, what is your stop loss on QCOM or have you already got out?
Out of AAPL...weeeee
2836 gap fill is a ways away. We cycle that deep will have to watch downside momentum. I think if we see 2865 we'll correct to fill the gap.
Everyone notes that the majority of trades became options versus stocks? Buy stocks on weakness, buy options on trend. QCOM and FEYE might be the two caught up in the wash but I stick with them to stop target because until that stop is reached markets could reverse. We're only talking a dollar in share price since entering. Time value takes its toll when the breakout didn't happen immediately.
Everyone notes that the majority of trades became options versus stocks? Buy stocks on weakness, buy options on trend. QCOM and FEYE might be the two caught up in the wash but I stick with them to stop target because until that stop is reached markets could reverse. We're only talking a dollar in share price since entering. Time value takes its toll when the breakout didn't happen immediately.
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