Thoughts on how DIS debt offering will effect the share price?
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It's based entirely on COVID-19 news and government reactions, or lack thereof. We'll have a good idea Sunday night.AggieKeith15 said:
What is everyone's opinion on Monday being a large rally?
No nerve touched, it's all good. I've had my portfolio knocked down more than 35% several times, that's what I was trying to convey. And I've never seen economic activity stop like this, not even after 9/11.
AggieKeith15 said:
What is everyone's opinion on Monday being a large rally?
If the stimulus isn't finalized by open Monday morning it will be a blood bath.
Don't think so. This hysteria won't end soon. In the Houston area and it's continuing to ramp up. More problems for more industries. The financial problems are real.AggieKeith15 said:
What is everyone's opinion on Monday being a large rally?
I do expect the first rally to be in oil related businesses. Either policy will change soon somewhere or Mohamed will start some unpredicted bru ha ha somewhere. But the drama will be good for the price of oil.
Starting to see news interviews of people pushing back against all the shutdowns and the devastating economic fallout that will occur. Hope these stories continue to gain momentum and in parallel the drug trials bare fruit. The market needs to hear a plan to return to normal life...and soon.
I'm probably a broken record with this, but these conditions (in one form or another) are probably going to last 6-8 weeks minimum.
There very likely will not be worthwhile data on whether the policies enacted last week and this week are having any effect until at least early to mid-May, just given the lag time between viral propagation, contraction, symptoms starting, testing and the time it takes for test results to be processed. Until then we're just going to be seeing the time-lagged data collection from people who are already sick or will become sick.
There very likely will not be worthwhile data on whether the policies enacted last week and this week are having any effect until at least early to mid-May, just given the lag time between viral propagation, contraction, symptoms starting, testing and the time it takes for test results to be processed. Until then we're just going to be seeing the time-lagged data collection from people who are already sick or will become sick.
barnyard1996 said:
Starting to see news interviews of people pushing back against all the shutdowns and the devastating economic fallout that will occur. Hope these stories continue to gain momentum and in parallel the drug trials bare fruit. The market needs to hear a plan to return to normal life...and soon.
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It has gotten way the **** out of hand.
hindsight is always 20/20$30,000 Millionaire said:
Surely they are smart enough to understand that global events such as a pandemic or cyber attack could temporarily disrupt their business? I know the government will save them. They made matters worse by not having any type of cash reserves when they could have in order to temporarily inflate their stock price. But hey, their management got some great RSU uplift until they needed billions from the government after a month.
The only reason the government is forcing things to shut down is because people are too stupid and too selfish to do what needs to be done without it. MGM closes their doors voluntarily but Chad and his bros wont stay in and not go to the bars. When you step back and look at it, you realize Chad and his bros are really dumb.Cromagnum said:It has gotten way the **** out of hand.barnyard1996 said:
Starting to see news interviews of people pushing back against all the shutdowns and the devastating economic fallout that will occur. Hope these stories continue to gain momentum and in parallel the drug trials bare fruit. The market needs to hear a plan to return to normal life...and soon.
To bring it back to the stock market - if the top 100 money managers in the country liquidate their portfolios and go 100% cash, only an idiot wouldn't follow suit
Did they? And how do you track that?gig em 02 said:
To bring it back to the stock market - if the top 100 money managers in the country liquidate their portfolios and go 100% cash, only an idiot wouldn't follow suit
exactly.Boat Shoes said:Did they? And how do you track that?gig em 02 said:
To bring it back to the stock market - if the top 100 money managers in the country liquidate their portfolios and go 100% cash, only an idiot wouldn't follow suit
short term dip, which will mean another nice buying opportunity.HYC_AG said:
Thoughts on how DIS debt offering will effect the share price?
Fitch said:
I'm probably a broken record with this, but these conditions (in one form or another) are probably going to last 6-8 weeks minimum.
There very likely will not be worthwhile data on whether the policies enacted last week and this week are having any effect until at least early to mid-May, just given the lag time between viral propagation, contraction, symptoms starting, testing and the time it takes for test results to be processed. Until then we're just going to be seeing the time-lagged data collection from people who are already sick or will become sick.
It won't be that long. A society will break down by then, and if it does go that long we'll wake up to a government controlled economy, with permanent UBI, and we will look a lot closer to communism by rule of congress and passed laws.
bmks270 said:Fitch said:
I'm probably a broken record with this, but these conditions (in one form or another) are probably going to last 6-8 weeks minimum.
There very likely will not be worthwhile data on whether the policies enacted last week and this week are having any effect until at least early to mid-May, just given the lag time between viral propagation, contraction, symptoms starting, testing and the time it takes for test results to be processed. Until then we're just going to be seeing the time-lagged data collection from people who are already sick or will become sick.
It won't be that long. A society will break down by then, and if it does go that long we'll wake up to a government controlled economy, with permanent UBI, and we will look a lot closer to communism by rule of congress and passed laws.
No it wont.
Cromagnum said:bmks270 said:Fitch said:
I'm probably a broken record with this, but these conditions (in one form or another) are probably going to last 6-8 weeks minimum.
There very likely will not be worthwhile data on whether the policies enacted last week and this week are having any effect until at least early to mid-May, just given the lag time between viral propagation, contraction, symptoms starting, testing and the time it takes for test results to be processed. Until then we're just going to be seeing the time-lagged data collection from people who are already sick or will become sick.
It won't be that long. A society will break down by then, and if it does go that long we'll wake up to a government controlled economy, with permanent UBI, and we will look a lot closer to communism by rule of congress and passed laws.
No it wont.
Agree. Even if it is 6-8 weeks or longer, America is stronger than that. Society won't dissolve and reform because of this.
Hi all!
Just wanted to plug my Monetary Mania 2020 64 pickem again. It's on a google doc so it should be easy to copy and paste who you think the winner will be.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OPg1Fyu37lTWN5sowLXflmArJ62R9iz_yHEFC9MJMwY/edit?usp=sharing
Just wanted to plug my Monetary Mania 2020 64 pickem again. It's on a google doc so it should be easy to copy and paste who you think the winner will be.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OPg1Fyu37lTWN5sowLXflmArJ62R9iz_yHEFC9MJMwY/edit?usp=sharing
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Former FDA Commissioner.Fitch said:
I'm probably a broken record with this, but these conditions (in one form or another) are probably going to last 6-8 weeks minimum.
There very likely will not be worthwhile data on whether the policies enacted last week and this week are having any effect until at least early to mid-May, just given the lag time between viral propagation, contraction, symptoms starting, testing and the time it takes for test results to be processed. Until then we're just going to be seeing the time-lagged data collection from people who are already sick or will become sick.
Quick summary:
- Optimistic but achievable peak is late April or early-May so long as mitigation steps are in place
- "Down side" of the curve into June and July (new cases but decreasing number)
- Fall is a worry and we'll need a therapeutic and point-of-care diagnostic [to prevent a second wave]
What a wild week! While I was thinking spy 237 was the level with the interesting similarities to 1998 price action, no one called me out on my bad math. It looks like 232 was the congruent level. This level is holding pretty well with a "flash panic" below it. I have now turned bearish on this theory (which might be an indication of itself). Because of this reason:
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AnyOtherName said:
Rookie just got owned. Anyone have a book I can read that teaches you how not to be a jackass.
Happens to everyone. I'm still kicking myself for not selling all those CX calls after their last earnings. Minimize losses. Somehow no matter how many times you say it you are still prone to inserting your head up your butt on occasion.
ThisChipotlemonger said:
Can you work remotely? Just go now, if you can.
Going to buy a handful of spy 200 puts for 3/27 on Monday. Thursday the DOL releases official unemployment numbers for the first time since the chaos.
khaos288 said:
Going to buy a handful of spy 200 puts for 3/27 on Monday. Thursday the DOL releases official unemployment numbers for the first time since the chaos.
Started the day at .91, ended at 2.73. 28.5k oi and 43.5k volume. Worth a lotto at this point. They hit 6.4 on the 18th.
Indonesia is moving forward with Chloroquine and Avigan for Covid:
https://indonesiaexpat.biz/featured/jokowi-orders-coronavirus-medicine/
https://indonesiaexpat.biz/featured/jokowi-orders-coronavirus-medicine/
RIP KennyBob Knights Liver said:AnyOtherName said:
Rookie just got owned. Anyone have a book I can read that teaches you how not to be a jackass.
Happens to everyone. I'm still kicking myself for not selling all those CX calls after their last earnings. Minimize losses. Somehow no matter how many times you say it you are still prone to inserting your head up your butt on occasion.
"You've got to know when to hold 'em
Know when to fold 'em
Know when to walk away
And know when to run...
Every gambler knows
That the secret to survivin'
Is knowin' what to throw away
And knowin' what to keep
'Cause every hand's a winner
And every hand's a loser
And the best that you can hope for is to die
in your sleep"
moses1084ever said:
Indonesia is moving forward with Chloroquine and Avigan for Covid:
https://indonesiaexpat.biz/featured/jokowi-orders-coronavirus-medicine/
Avigan is da real mvp
Cuomo and NJ governor set to make major announcements later on this morning.
Prognightmare said:
Cuomo and NJ governor set to make major announcements later on this morning.
Bloomberg has it and bought up all the Chloroquine to swim around in it Scrooge McDuck style?
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