High premiums
Degenerates. They should trade options.jbeck3487 said:
The NFL Draft. Trust me, I have friends that won some money last night.
Still a good buy on May 15th $35 Calls under $2. Looking for $3.50MavsAg said:
CATS starting to run
I'm with you on the long term bear. Just like several have already said, lot of FOMO plus the Fed propping up the market right now, but the rug will get pulled.claym711 said:
Quick note from resident bear.
Something people should consider for mid-term positions is SPY PE. Forward PE is going to be nearly at, or could be above DotCom bubble levels. Regardless of whether or not you believe that narrative, and instead believe the economic rebound will be swift, we will certainly remain well below 2019 consumption levels throughout 2020 and likely into 2021 globally.
IMO we are set up, at a minimum for a multi-year extension of the faux 'bear' market, or sideways market action that we have seen since 2018.
gougler08 said:
DAL not wanting to go much lower than this, feels like a good entry for medium/long spot
I went ahead and bought in, but tight stop loss if it falls below $21Carlo4 said:gougler08 said:
DAL not wanting to go much lower than this, feels like a good entry for medium/long spot
FYI for someone dabbling as well. Article (saw on TDA) about a pennant bearish signal is forming and new lows are coming.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/airline-stocks-face-bearish-pennant-patterns-warning-of-potential-new-lows-ahead-2020-04-22?mod=mw_quote_news
The very nature of stock markets is investing. Taking the contrarian side is extremely profitable during periods of volatility, but recognize that they happen with sudden ferocity, over sell and rest the bar on valuations. They also shake all but hard core long term holders out which creates its own stability. If you didn't sell AAPL at $230 you certainly aren't going to sell it at $260, $250 and would likely be adding at $220, $210.fightintxag13 said:I'm with you on the long term bear. Just like several have already said, lot of FOMO plus the Fed propping up the market right now, but the rug will get pulled.claym711 said:
Quick note from resident bear.
Something people should consider for mid-term positions is SPY PE. Forward PE is going to be nearly at, or could be above DotCom bubble levels. Regardless of whether or not you believe that narrative, and instead believe the economic rebound will be swift, we will certainly remain well below 2019 consumption levels throughout 2020 and likely into 2021 globally.
IMO we are set up, at a minimum for a multi-year extension of the faux 'bear' market, or sideways market action that we have seen since 2018.