khaos288 said:
We're in trouble boys. I bought puts and the market didn't shoot up.
That's my dawg
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That's my dawg
So was that you?oldarmy1 said:
DIS on fire
If you think 1000 shares is responsible for a $8 move.....absolutely all me!McInnis 03 said:So was that you?oldarmy1 said:
DIS on fire
most of this is priced in. I think it's overblown. That's why I'm buying good names and averaging in. long term money for me. I don't need to scoop the absolute bottom. At this pace I'll run out of dry powder in about 2 weeks and the dow will be 15k. lol. I just happened to be looking to put money to work when this really hit the fan. I feel fortunate.bullard21k said:
Anybody buying virtually any stock right now trying to guesstimate the bottom...you guys are infinitely braver than I am.
People over the last two weeks have been buying all this stock up and I don't get it. This isn't getting better anytime soon.
I would take that in a heart beat! I honesty think that's about the most optimistic scenario I can contemplate.
History says we bounce tomorrow. Who's in calls with me and what symbols are we buying?
GILD popping. News there?
AggiePeeps06 said:
History says we bounce tomorrow. Who's in calls with me and what symbols are we buying?
What's the better value, SPY or QQQ?
More liquidity in SPY I believe. Thats what I bought puts on today
I'm seeing that people are showing negative for covid 7 days earlier on favipiravir.
Will lead to early approval on remdesivir
Will lead to early approval on remdesivir
Just bought a ton of MSFT, SPHD, and ROKU as well as some NVDA 220CAggiePeeps06 said:
History says we bounce tomorrow. Who's in calls with me and what symbols are we buying?
If we get $242 on SPY that is a pure reversal number
Unemployment isn't the only indicator though - today I made the decision to cut a 100% of my people's pay by 10% rather than cut 10% of the group's pay by 100%. I just cannot stomach laying people off into a market that will be almost impossible to get another job.
But that doesn't mean people won't be hurt. Half of the country lives paycheck to paycheck and making 10% cuts to their living expenses won't be without pain.
But that doesn't mean people won't be hurt. Half of the country lives paycheck to paycheck and making 10% cuts to their living expenses won't be without pain.
still have 2 options bought at .56 that are now at 7.90. sold the other 7 for around 300%. How high can they go? My only good new story.Boat Shoes said:
GILD popping. News there?
Guilty as chargedbullard21k said:
Anybody buying virtually any stock right now trying to guesstimate the bottom...you guys are infinitely braver than I am.
People over the last two weeks have been buying all this stock up and I don't get it. This isn't getting better anytime soon.
FrioAg 00 said:
Unemployment isn't the only indicator though - today I made the decision to cut a 100% of my people's pay by 10% rather than cut 10% of the group's pay by 100%. I just cannot stomach laying people off into a market that will be almost impossible to get another job.
But that doesn't mean people won't be hurt. Half of the country lives paycheck to paycheck and making 10% cuts to their living expenses won't be without pain.
You're a good man. Out of curiosity, would you consider a 15% cut for top earners, down to a 5% cut for lower earners?
Earnings have grown over 700%.iluvpoker said:jj9000 said:Not much support between 2280 and 2000?oldarmy1 said:
Sitting 22% in right now from these low buys over last week. Sold off some on bounce days like yesterday and only bought back 1/3 of those. So much more uncertainty and news events to come so new lows should be expected. 2350 major support loses I don't see much to look for until 2000. 1850 area is doomsday scenario number. We see that and I'd be 100% in with trading account because should that fail money is irrelevant.
Next major support level is at 2000 level?
Prior to 2014 we had never hit 1850 on the S&P. I think we will survive if we trade below that.
We even traded below 1,000 just over a decade ago. I know, ancient times, right.
Our economy grew about 50% since 2009, but our stock market was up over 400%!
Tough decision and strong leadership. I commend you. I have prepared myself for this in my work...certainly better than the alternative.FrioAg 00 said:
Unemployment isn't the only indicator though - today I made the decision to cut a 100% of my people's pay by 10% rather than cut 10% of the group's pay by 100%. I just cannot stomach laying people off into a market that will be almost impossible to get another job.
But that doesn't mean people won't be hurt. Half of the country lives paycheck to paycheck and making 10% cuts to their living expenses won't be without pain.
I'd rather buy good companies (or companies guaranteed to get bailouts) at 25% of their historic highs then buy those same companies 4 months ago when they were at their historic highs. If it's not the exact bottom, then who cares? The eventual rebound will beat today's prices and I've got 25 years to waitbullard21k said:
Anybody buying virtually any stock right now trying to guesstimate the bottom...you guys are infinitely braver than I am.
People over the last two weeks have been buying all this stock up and I don't get it. This isn't getting better anytime soon.
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CondensedFoggyAggie said:FrioAg 00 said:
Unemployment isn't the only indicator though - today I made the decision to cut a 100% of my people's pay by 10% rather than cut 10% of the group's pay by 100%. I just cannot stomach laying people off into a market that will be almost impossible to get another job.
But that doesn't mean people won't be hurt. Half of the country lives paycheck to paycheck and making 10% cuts to their living expenses won't be without pain.
You're a good man. Out of curiosity, would you consider a 15% cut for top earners, down to a 5% cut for lower earners?
The top will lose their bonuses (suspended or deferred indefinitely) , which makes up 35% of their compensation. So they (including me) are taking 45% off cash flow on the chin. But 55% of a lot is still a lot.
I have promised them when we get to recovery (1 year or 10) I will work hard to get those paid at some point.
ADBE back to flat....yup someone is buying
oldarmy1 said:
yup someone is buying
Bless them.
Could they buy SDC?
Jumpin' Jesus on a pogo stick.
Jumpin' Jesus on a pogo stick.
So do we gap up tomorrow or gap down and temporarily flush in the morning?
gotsand said:
Could they buy SDC?
Jumpin' Jesus on a pogo stick.
Thoughts on the food delivery service going into the rest of the week? WTRH and APRN...unreal today
90% of Starbucks stores have reopened in China. With that being said, LK could be ripe for a move higher for a trade.
red open, green close, green Friday -- just guesses.ryanhnc10 said:
So do we gap up tomorrow or gap down and temporarily flush in the morning?
SPY to the moon.
khaos288 said:
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/03/us-govt-expects-18-month-pandemic-with-widespread-supply-shortages/
I think we find good treatments long before then.
8th straight day of 1k pt DOW moves
They've already found some. Will post later when I get back home.
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