Definitely filling the December 2018 gap tomorrow
Y'all's destiny belongs to me...thirdcoast said:
WH declared this situation was in the hands of millennials.... market immediately tanked.
A tonPrognightmare said:docaggie said:
The difference is I work in a hospital. I'm a physician and leader of my group. I've got a hundred people who report to me (my hospital isn't small).
We all know people around the nation. Those in the states hit first have full hospitals - no beds. They can't discharge patients to the usual rehab, skilled nursing facility, nursing home, etc because they won't take COVID patients for fear of setting it loose in their facilities.
We worry that we won't have space for everyone, even those who aren't COVID patients but need admission.
Many hospitals are completely halting elective surgeries.
Blood supplies are low nationwide, mask supplies are low nationwide, beds and ventilators are occupied at a higher than normal rate.
Yes, you aren't likely to have a problem with COVID. But if you need admission to the hospital for, say, a car crash and the hospital is full of COVID patients? Now you've got a problem. So the effects of COVID are going to be much farther ranging than it appears at first glance.
I'm not discounting the impact, especially for hospitals and their personnel and thank you for your service. I am discounting the paranoia that this is causing and if, market talking now, you can keep a level head, the opportunity to take advantage of this is there.
I have a question, how many people are coming into the ER right now worried they have COVID-19 and do not?
salmon_says said:
Ford at $5.
Ah, hellIrishTxAggie said:Y'all's destiny belongs to me...thirdcoast said:
WH declared this situation was in the hands of millennials.... market immediately tanked.
Keep calm, stay strong, buy stocks.oldarmy1 said:
I made good money on the SPY Puts but the decline on my slow buys took me well into the red. I'm committed now so seeking next buys.
Once markets bottom the initial explosion move will encompass buys being made through here. I'll increase the number of shares on the next buys and then be 75-80% all-in on a mass volume flash V.
Oh the pain the pain.
A fewPrognightmare said:
Ok, but how many actually do have it?
no I have not. I am just not sure Wynn or LVS can expect much from that revenue source in the next 12-18 months.oldarmy1 said:
If we come out of it Macau will be ahead of us IMO. You been there? I was there once 4 years back.
PDEMDHC said:
DOW - 3000
thirdcoast said:
WH declared this situation was in the hands of millennials.... market immediately tanked.
likely neither, because I am a really fast sweeper!OverSeas AG said:
Yeap... I am either going to come out ok on this in the long run...
Or I might be sweeping bathrooms somewhere.
so it is either :-) or :-(.
110$ should be easy98percenterr said:
Has there been any word on a target for ROKU after this smoke clears?
claym711 said:
Why is anyone rushing to buy? There will be plenty of opportunities. This market will not be at new highs for quite some time (year+ minimum), and any bottom will be revisited except for the flash down V - and no one is going to nail that.
As I have been saying since February, the debt bubble is in serious jeopardy. The fallout from this will play out over months, not weeks. We are in a bear market.
Prognightmare said:
I can see your point but this chaos is a media driven event for what really is just a contagious cold virus. If deaths were occurring like people are concerned about then the news would have a running counter like they did for the Iraq war when Bush was in office.
Here's my reasoning. Has anyone decreased their 401k contributions through their employers? The majority has not. That amount of cash accumulating on the sidelines grows by the week. You throw in the ultra easing by the Fed right now, in conjunction with them stating they have no plans to raise rates, then this spring gets coiled tighter everyday. When this turns out to be nowhere close to these end of the world predictions, look out because it's going to explode to the upside.
I'm not saying don't prepare and protect your family but I'm also saying don't ignore the incredible opportunity to gift your family a better life because of panic.
I've doubled mine.Prognightmare said:
I can see your point but this chaos is a media driven event for what really is just a contagious cold virus. If deaths were occurring like people are concerned about then the news would have a running counter like they did for the Iraq war when Bush was in office.
Here's my reasoning. Has anyone decreased their 401k contributions through their employers? The majority has not. That amount of cash accumulating on the sidelines grows by the week. You throw in the ultra easing by the Fed right now, in conjunction with them stating they have no plans to raise rates, then this spring gets coiled tighter everyday. When this turns out to be nowhere close to these end of the world predictions, look out because it's going to explode to the upside.
I'm not saying don't prepare and protect your family but I'm also saying don't ignore the incredible opportunity to gift your family a better life because of panic.
Make sure you're choosing "EXT" as the timeframe to fill in the order.khaos288 said:
You all ever get buys to fill AH with TDA? when I was on RH it was pretty good about filling, TDA I never get them.
JFCIrishTxAggie said:
Do you have the orders set for AH?
I don't expect a snap back. I think a diligent investor will be happy with any buys made over the next 12-18 months. 5 years from now this may just be another blip in the chart.claym711 said:
Why is anyone rushing to buy? There will be plenty of opportunities. This market will not be at new highs for quite some time (year+ minimum), and any bottom will be revisited except for the flash down V - and no one is going to nail that.
As I have been saying since February, the debt bubble is in serious jeopardy. The fallout from this will play out over months, not weeks. We are in a bear market.
Dude, you can kindly GFY.aggiedaniel06 said:Prognightmare said:
I can see your point but this chaos is a media driven event for what really is just a contagious cold virus. If deaths were occurring like people are concerned about then the news would have a running counter like they did for the Iraq war when Bush was in office.
Here's my reasoning. Has anyone decreased their 401k contributions through their employers? The majority has not. That amount of cash accumulating on the sidelines grows by the week. You throw in the ultra easing by the Fed right now, in conjunction with them stating they have no plans to raise rates, then this spring gets coiled tighter everyday. When this turns out to be nowhere close to these end of the world predictions, look out because it's going to explode to the upside.
I'm not saying don't prepare and protect your family but I'm also saying don't ignore the incredible opportunity to gift your family a better life because of panic.
Dude, seriously, your greenness is glaring. Your posts reek of desperation of someone who has an unhedged portfolio full of equities and due to severe cognitive dissonance, you keep averaging down.
I know you're not going to listen as I can see you have the inability to pivot your thinking regardless of the facts that are presented in front of you. So this is for the sake of all those who follow this thread and thereby might be influenced by your posts.
1. We are in a confirmed bear market with a possible recession. Bear markets do not turn around on a dime. We are only in the first or second inning of it.
2. Will stocks ever go up again? History says of course they will. But make no mistake, that could be weeks, months or more than a year down the line, given that this is an election year as well.
3. Use your common sense (even though there's nothing common about it) and ask yourself this:
What good reason is there to immediately expose more of your money to the market?
- Will Q1 earnings be good or bad?
- What about the uncertainties of an election year?
- What will be the psychological effect of the growing number of confirmed cases and deaths for the next 2 weeks?
Every catalyst points to more downside. Worst case scenario, you miss the bottom and maybe 10%. No Big deal! You already have so much exposure to the markets via your 401k's and your employment itself.
If you have infinite liquidity, go ahead and keep averaging down and bag hold for years. Otherwise, chill out and start buying once the bell curve of the cases/deaths starts to flatten. In fact, if you're impatient, buy some protection for your portfolio.
I'll give y'all a freebie: SPY 1900 Strike May 15 /April 17 Long Calendar Put Spread. Profit range is SPY 1700-2400 by expiration of the short leg.