You are welcome.
Canceled mine this morning, as everything I'm interested in has halted production and I have nothing to watch on it. I'm sure families with kids will remain steady with their subscriptions though.Unnamed Source said:I think they will be positively surprised by how up their Disney+ service will be as an offset.McInnis 03 said:Indefinite park closure announcement from late Friday stings.Touchless said:
DIS down big at $92.75 after opening at $100.45
Short term capital gains are taxed at your normal income tax rate. But then again, we know that all of the market manipulators that post in this thread are indeed in that top bracket.PearlJammin said:You have to factor in the 37% tax on short term gains. It's why OA recommends recouping your initial investment cost and keeping the gains as long term shares.AgEng06 said:
Got it, thanks.
So the flip side then, is there a threshold you day/quick trade guys use? Or what profit is necessary for you to feel like the deal was successful?
Say you bought 100 shares at $10/share for $1000.
Price goes to $15/share.
You would sell 66 shares to recoup your initial investment for further trading. Meanwhile, the other 34 shares remain for long term gain (and the lower tax requirement).
At least I think that is how this works.
GreasenUSA said:Canceled mine this morning, as everything I'm interested in has halted production and I have nothing to watch on it. I'm sure families with kids will remain steady with their subscriptions though.Unnamed Source said:I think they will be positively surprised by how up their Disney+ service will be as an offset.McInnis 03 said:Indefinite park closure announcement from late Friday stings.Touchless said:
DIS down big at $92.75 after opening at $100.45
That's only 125MM family subscriptions...gig em 02 said:GreasenUSA said:Canceled mine this morning, as everything I'm interested in has halted production and I have nothing to watch on it. I'm sure families with kids will remain steady with their subscriptions though.Unnamed Source said:I think they will be positively surprised by how up their Disney+ service will be as an offset.McInnis 03 said:Indefinite park closure announcement from late Friday stings.Touchless said:
DIS down big at $92.75 after opening at $100.45
In order to replace $1.5 billion in monthly park revenue we are going to need more families!
More #3 than anything else in my opinion. I think S&P should be ~2200 to ~2300 right now. We have decimated the service, oil, retail, travel, and tourism industries and they will not just snap back. There will be financial issues where businesses cannot pay their leases / mortgages and someone will end up holding the bag.FrioAg 00 said:
My best three hypotheses...
1) we aren't containing the spread well enough, which actually means this thing hits hard early and runs its course. Even if that means hundreds of thousands of deaths (80% aged or co-morbitities) - while its an AWFUL human tragedy it would be better economically than a drawn out version
(2) the market is realizing that it overreacted in terms of pricing this, and even with 10% unemployment a 30%+ devaluation was too high
(3) some people are just always optimists and love a bull market (myself included). They are refusing to accept the current pricing, but will he beat into submission along the way down
Just expanded into Europe this month I believe, further expansion there and into India in April I believe? Plus I'm betting a net increase in US subscribers.Aggietaco said:That's only 125MM family subscriptions...gig em 02 said:GreasenUSA said:Canceled mine this morning, as everything I'm interested in has halted production and I have nothing to watch on it. I'm sure families with kids will remain steady with their subscriptions though.Unnamed Source said:I think they will be positively surprised by how up their Disney+ service will be as an offset.McInnis 03 said:Indefinite park closure announcement from late Friday stings.Touchless said:
DIS down big at $92.75 after opening at $100.45
In order to replace $1.5 billion in monthly park revenue we are going to need more families!
I think so too... I think OA said this on twitter: the funds buy back in low, but they sell into this uptick (around 280 ideally), then when it drops hard they buy back in. That doesn't mean we dip more than we already have though. I think a month from now you could see a lot more positive news on Covid (as successful drugs become widely used).BenRev09 said:
Starting to believe in the idea of MM's building momentum to sell into. Think we break and hold 260 this week to really build public confidence before pulling the rug out in the 270-280 range.
Me too. Past three days has been brutal for my straddle strategy. Mine are all 4/17s. I cut losses on a few today. Gonna probably hold the rest till Friday and hope we pop or drop by then.khaos288 said:
This sideways day is killing me. My contract expirys aren't even this week and they're still getting crushed.
YouBet said:
Just checked market for today and see that we are currently up. Just wanted to thank you handful of folks on here for deciding to make it green today. Let me know if you are going to make it red later today or tomorrow so I can plan appropriately.
Thanks in advance!
The January 2021 5c is about $.68.......kind of thinking a couple of those can't be a bad thing.FAT SEXY said:
Is MRO gonna get swallowed up if this price battle is prolonged?
Bob Knights Liver said:YouBet said:
Just checked market for today and see that we are currently up. Just wanted to thank you handful of folks on here for deciding to make it green today. Let me know if you are going to make it red later today or tomorrow so I can plan appropriately.
Thanks in advance!
If SPY hits 260 again I'm going to take some profit. You'll recognize me by the big maroon bar that's about to hit.
I'm cheering for a missile from the south or east to hit the Saudis right in the nuts.McInnis 03 said:
Need Saudi to agree or gtfo