There was just another 4.3MM on this...IrishTxAggie said:
HUGE 7.4MM 12/20 SPY $310 calls
There was 1.5MM worth 2mins before that
Someone knows something...
There was just another 4.3MM on this...IrishTxAggie said:
HUGE 7.4MM 12/20 SPY $310 calls
There was 1.5MM worth 2mins before that
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Nio's stock slips in volatile trading after Goldman cuts rating, slashes price target by 85%
Today 10:18 AM ET (MarketWatch)
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Shares of Nio Inc. (NIO) slipped 0.3% in morning trading Friday, after Goldman Sachs analyst Fei Fang backed away from his bullish stance on the China-based electric car maker, citing concerns over sales volumes and potential share dilution. The stock has had a volatile start Friday, as it has traded down as much as 4.9% and up as much as 3.0% intraday. Fang cut his rating to neutral, after being at buy for the past seven months, while slashing his stock price target by 85%, to $1.47 from $9.76. While Nio's sales volumes have outperformed U.S. rival Tesla Inc. (TSLA) and BYD Tang since China's government cut electric-vehicle (EV) subsidies in June, Nio's third-quarter guidance implies a 423-unit, month-on-month decline in volume in September, and the fourth-quarter outlook remains "clouded." And given the outlook for continued negative free cash flow, Nio's funding pattern suggests a preference for continued use of equity, which would result in significant share count dilution," Fang wrote. The stock has soared 24% since closing at a record low of $1.32 on Oct. 1,which followed a 57% plunge (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/nios-stock-tumbles-toward-record-low-has-lost-half-its-value-in-7-days-2019-09-30) amid an 8-session losing streak. The stock has shed 74% year to date, while Tesla's stock has dropped 31% and the S&P 500 has gained 17%.
Aggie_2463 said:
PROG,
I scooped up some more RIG at that $4.10 range... couldn't help it. Hoping I can swing em today when it pushes up to $4.50! P.S - That's just all hope there!
You just posted all the possible negative variables that are in play going into the weekend and you're upset the market isn't showing more strength. Hope is overriding your analysis my friend.IrishTxAggie said:
S&P needs to find some damn daily support already...
I wouldn't put it past Xi to do it. Not sayin he will. The world's binoculars are still on him. I'm thinking it's going to be much more targeted and precise with how Hong Kong begins to snuff this out.Prognightmare said:You just posted all the possible negative variables that are in play going into the weekend and you're upset the market isn't showing more strength. Hope is overriding your analysis my friend.IrishTxAggie said:
S&P needs to find some damn daily support already...
Prognightmare said:
Markets rebounding because Trump is talking about China trade talks.
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Walt Disney banning Netflix ads on its TV networks--WSJ
Today 10:44 AM ET (MarketWatch)
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Walt Disney Co. (DIS) is banning Netflix Inc. (NFLX) ads across its TV networks, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal (https://www.wsj.com/articles/disney-bans-netflix-ads-as-streamings-marketing-wars-intensify-11570199291), ahead of the launch of the entertainment and media giant's Disney+ streaming-video service (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/disney-will-win-streaming-battle-with-netflix-analyst-2019-08-07) next month. Citing people familiar with the matter, the WSJ report said Disney told staffers not to accept ads from any rival streaming services, but later reversed course and found a compromise with nearly every company, except Netflix. In 2018, Netflix spent $99.2 million on TV ads in the U.S., with 13% going to Disney-owned networks, the WSJ report said, citing data from iSpot.TV. Separately, the WSJ report said Comcast Corp. (CMCSA) plans to spend $100 million on ads outside of its properties to launch its streaming service Peacock, which launches in April 2020, while AT&T Inc.'s (T) WarnerMedia plans to spend $300 million on ads over the next year to push HBO Max. Disney's stock has run up 17.9% year to date, while Netflix shares have edged up 0.4% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average has gained 12.9%.
I'm a noob too, but was just drawing based off the descending highs we had hit prior to the breakout on Sept 5th...we had bounced off that line again today but now broke through and closed the gap so will be interesting to see if we can get back above it or fall back in to the sideways channel next weekdeadbq03 said:
Noob question: why do you draw your top line there?
I draw mine from the top of July 26 thru the highs of mid-Sept.
Finviz is more bullish, drawing an ascending triangle with their bottom line starting at Jun 3 and their top from May 1.
khaos288 said:
Geezus. What could cause that kind of movement? Someone thinking a China deal is in place?
It's all about $12 for HEAR, if it can break through that it may go close the gapfightintxag13 said:
HEAR doing well today. Up 3.8% on the day
Well based on the $20M that people have put down on SPY calls through Dec/Jan, at least the 3 month view seems like people know something (and it's bullish)Red Rover said:
Long term (12 month) SPY or DOW outlook? It seemed a bit pessimistic with concerns over recession. Has that changed for many of you?
IrishTxAggie said:
I sold those 12/20 310s today at 1.56. Will look to re-enter next week
gougler08 said:Well based on the $20M that people have put down on SPY calls through Dec/Jan, at least the 3 month view seems like people know something (and it's bullish)Red Rover said:
Long term (12 month) SPY or DOW outlook? It seemed a bit pessimistic with concerns over recession. Has that changed for many of you?