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Near the bottom, we had hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman basically claiming the economy is going to collapse and millions die if we don't shutdown, begging Fed for more.
Today at Model T, we have hedge fund billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya claiming the Fed is going way too far and needs to stop ofuscating asset market with corporate bailouts. He said Fed would be more effective by cutting everyone monthly check based on last year's W2. He says let businesses compete thru ch11 restructure and let the strong survive....who cares if the equity "speculators" have to put off the summer home in the Hamptons.
Today at Model T, we have hedge fund billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya claiming the Fed is going way too far and needs to stop ofuscating asset market with corporate bailouts. He said Fed would be more effective by cutting everyone monthly check based on last year's W2. He says let businesses compete thru ch11 restructure and let the strong survive....who cares if the equity "speculators" have to put off the summer home in the Hamptons.
He's not wrong... I hate corporate bailoutsthirdcoast said:
Near the bottom, we had hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman basically claiming the economy is going to collapse and millions die if we don't shutdown, begging Fed for more.
Today at Model T, we have hedge fund billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya claiming the Fed is going way too far and needs to stop ofuscating asset market with corporate bailouts. He said Fed would be more effective by cutting everyone monthly check based on last year's W2. He says let businesses compete thru ch11 restructure and let the strong survive.
It's a swing trade stock under $0.30 buy. Over $0.50 sell.Jizzle89 said:
Why do we like this stock?
Asking sincerely! I must have missed the initial round of posts
Pharma small caps are moving MIST breakout
Have you seen how many mortgage assets the Fed is buying up? On top of that these Reits can refinance under these Fed loan programs with lower rates and 1 year deferment of payments. I'm not saying they are being bailed out but I have think a bunch of them will be accessing those tools.
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others
And here we go.
Just a heads up; option flow sentiment is 60:40 bearish on the day across all orders. 77:23 bearish on orders over $200k and 86:14 bearish on orders over $1MM... Now, where do you think the institutional money is?
In an institution.. duhIrishTxAggie said:
Just a heads up; option flow sentiment is 60:40 bearish on the day across all orders. 77:23 bearish on orders over $200k and 86:14 bearish on orders over $1MM... Now, where do you think the institutional money is?
one last sell off/push to get close to 2780 coming i bet... welp never did.
S&P up 12% on the week for biggest gain since 1974. Not bad on a week with four days instead of five.
What a fun day!
To me, here is another sign that the retail client did panic and sell in March:
12 billion outflowed from muni bond funds in one week. That was as much that outflowed in 16 weeks in 2008. That 12 billion outflow was followed by another week of 13.7 billion.
Yes, some of that may have gone to stocks, but during one of those weeks, the most EVER flowed out of stock funds.
Makes me think even more strongly the bottom is in.
Real predictive of me now that the Fed and Gvt keeps pouring money into the hands of everyone!
12 billion outflowed from muni bond funds in one week. That was as much that outflowed in 16 weeks in 2008. That 12 billion outflow was followed by another week of 13.7 billion.
Yes, some of that may have gone to stocks, but during one of those weeks, the most EVER flowed out of stock funds.
Makes me think even more strongly the bottom is in.
Real predictive of me now that the Fed and Gvt keeps pouring money into the hands of everyone!
DIS with an order on close 700k shares to the buy side.
Touche!Carlo4 said:In an institution.. duhIrishTxAggie said:
Just a heads up; option flow sentiment is 60:40 bearish on the day across all orders. 77:23 bearish on orders over $200k and 86:14 bearish on orders over $1MM... Now, where do you think the institutional money is?
I couldn't help it. I'm better for humor than day trading advice. Thanks for posting the sentiment of the big money.
Which stock has that pattern?thirdcoast said:
Those are just the TexAgs whales getting their Model T drop orders in.IrishTxAggie said:
Just a heads up; option flow sentiment is 60:40 bearish on the day across all orders. 77:23 bearish on orders over $200k and 86:14 bearish on orders over $1MM... Now, where do you think the institutional money is?
Welp... that didn't work out for me. I have no idea what I am doing. Goodbye.AnyOtherName said:
Do you LADR people feel like there is going to be a sell off by the end of the day? I feel like a lot of people made some unexpected mula the last few days. Tempted to short here at 8.
NoAnyOtherName said:Welp... that didn't work out for me. I have no idea what I am doing. Goodbye.AnyOtherName said:
Do you LADR people feel like there is going to be a sell off by the end of the day? I feel like a lot of people made some unexpected mula the last few days. Tempted to short here at 8.
ONTX with the large ask to shake the trees. Remember last time? Same dang thing. Last time I took it out. Thinking about it.
It's meaningless. Those lawsuits are ambulance chasing ****** bag firms that sue every stock with a major drop. They get the lion's share of all settlements. I wish a law would be passed that any settlement had 95% pass through to the shareholders, but most politicians are lawyers and will never do anything to hurt their club.OverSeas AG said:
HAGENS BERMAN, NATIONAL TRIAL ATTORNEYS, Encourages Luckin Coffee (LK) Investors with $1 Million+ Losses to Contact its Attorneys: 4 Days to Application Deadline, Expanded Class Period
PR NEWSWIRE 3:10 PM ET 4/9/2020
SAN FRANCISCO , April 9, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Hagens Berman urges investors in Luckin Coffee Inc.(LK) who have suffered losses in excess of $1 million to submit their losses now. Important investor deadlines are fast approaching in a securities suit against Luckin and other wrongdoers.
NOT GOOD...
Fortunately I an not a $1M investor... :-)
oldarmy1 said:Which stock has that pattern?thirdcoast said:
Potential S&P pattern if we hangout around 2800 for a week or so. You don't think we could be on a short term rally Model T peak like that?
Or is Fed going to keep this bull running upward in coming weeks?
Well said on frivolous class action BS.
I'm not speaking for OA but I'm anticipating a pullback next week. The Fed fired a howitzer today and profit taking will probably be in order for next week. There isn't anything more they can come out with short term. I think the next catalyst for the next leg higher will be an announcement of partial opening of the economy around May 1st. JMO
I bet "opening back up" is mentioned Sunday night in order to keep it going.
It's all being mentioned but I suspect by the third week we have a firm date and criteria for businesses, that will be the positive. Earning season starts kicks off next week and the street will be looking at the forward looking statements from each company. That, imo, will be the focus next week and could spark some profit taking.Carlo4 said:
I bet "opening back up" is mentioned Sunday night in order to keep it going.
Starting to feel like if this admin has any ability to control it, they will. They lost control on the outbreak, they'll be damned if they lose it when they can manipulate it. And everyone from the head of the Federal Reserve to the Secretary of the Treasury is on board with it.....
Remember Eric Trump's tweet? Something along the lines of "In my opinion, it's a great time to buy stocks or into your 401K. I would be all in let's see if I'm right"
Remember Eric Trump's tweet? Something along the lines of "In my opinion, it's a great time to buy stocks or into your 401K. I would be all in let's see if I'm right"
Prognightmare said:
There isn't anything more they (fed reserve) can come out with short term. O
I wouldn't bet on that.
I did bet on it this morning, then they came out with $2.4T in other stuff they could fix. Puts go byebyeiluvpoker said:Prognightmare said:
There isn't anything more they (fed reserve) can come out with short term. O
I wouldn't bet on that.
Watching Powell this morning, I wonder if the Fed fire hose was something Trump negotiated. Wouldn't be surprised if in one way or another Trump made demands when confronted with decision to extend "stop the spread" and re-opening.
This has been my thought for quite some time.McInnis 03 said:
Starting to feel like if this admin has any ability to control it, they will. They lost control on the outbreak, they'll be damned if they lose it when they can manipulate it. And everyone from the head of the Federal Reserve to the Secretary of the Treasury is on board with it.....
Remember Eric Trump's tweet? Something along the lines of "In my opinion, it's a great time to buy stocks or into your 401K. I would be all in let's see if I'm right"
Enjoy it in the short term. I'm with Clay, this is scary business for the long term.
Remember when we used to accuse China of currency manipulation? We're about to have 3 fingers pointing back at us. Guess if you can't beat em, join em.
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