Did we say you can do this and sell covered calls at the same time?? Apologies if I missed this
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I didn't say either way. Someone else on here mentioned that they don't think you can sell calls against shares with an outstanding sell order and vice versa. Guess if you are on margin this isn't an issue.
Transitory my @$$. My family is paying $60/wk more for groceries and getting less.
Wife just told me that a box of diapers just went up $5 from a month ago (~13% increase) it's not going away anytime soon
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Mornun....
Red US, red EU and mostly red Asia...
SPY & Qs below the 50 EMA.
VIX over 20 and almost 21.
Should be an interesting day....
Me opening to the gap downs all over the place....
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Was looking at nighttime diapers for the 1-year old.cptthunder said:
Transitory my @$$. My family is paying $60/wk more for groceries and getting less.
Wife just told me that a box of diapers just went up $5 from a month ago (~13% increase) it's not going away anytime soon
A box of 58 diapers cost $25 and a box of 119 cost $49 and that was before any taxes. Literally paying $0.42+ for a nighttime pee catcher.
Dude. Kids are ****ing expensive.
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Here is a link to an interesting story about Global Ships and Shipping.
It's from 9-months ago (last December) and basically talks about how Cruise Companies and Global Shipping Companies are choosing to scrap ships in their fleets to avoid paying maintenance, fuel, insurance and docking costs and just take the payday for scrap metal on the ships. Which has essentially meant a reduction in the global shipping capacity. Have to think this was a poor move in the grand scheme of things.
It's from 9-months ago (last December) and basically talks about how Cruise Companies and Global Shipping Companies are choosing to scrap ships in their fleets to avoid paying maintenance, fuel, insurance and docking costs and just take the payday for scrap metal on the ships. Which has essentially meant a reduction in the global shipping capacity. Have to think this was a poor move in the grand scheme of things.
Dang it SPY. You had to go green to red overnight on my calls. Wondering if it sells off through when Powell speaks at the hearing today.
I gotta keep closer tabs on that guy. I feel like every time the press gets wind he's going to open his mouth we get a red day beforehand
I gotta keep closer tabs on that guy. I feel like every time the press gets wind he's going to open his mouth we get a red day beforehand
Thanks for posting. The USMM is dying a slow slow death as well, and it's frustrating to watch. I'll watch this video later.
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KY-AG 10 said:
Dang it SPY. You had to go green to red overnight on my calls. Wondering if it sells off through when Powell speaks at the hearing today.
I gotta keep closer tabs on that guy. I feel like every time the press gets wind he's going to open his mouth we get a red day beforehand
Market is having issues with the 10YR UST yield jumping over 1.53% over night. Two weeks ago it was hovering around 1.30%.
In layman's terms that means if you were quoted a homeloan two weeks ago, that quoted interest rate has gone up 0.23% because of the treasury.
Red Pear Luke said:KY-AG 10 said:
Dang it SPY. You had to go green to red overnight on my calls. Wondering if it sells off through when Powell speaks at the hearing today.
I gotta keep closer tabs on that guy. I feel like every time the press gets wind he's going to open his mouth we get a red day beforehand
Market is having issues with the 10YR UST yield jumping over 1.53% over night. Two weeks ago it was hovering around 1.30%.
In layman's terms that means if you were quoted a homeloan two weeks ago, that quoted interest rate has gone up 0.23% because of the treasury.
The bond market knows this "transitory" inflation is rubbish. Inflation is here and when the progressives pass their 4T wet dream that it's only going to get worse.
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We had a lot of educated people on the B&I board arguing that it was transitory inflation and not real inflation that we were going to see. I still don't understand how they could think that adding so much to the money supply, and giving it both directly to consumers as stimulus checks and to investors by keeping stock values climbing, would not cause high "real" inflation. Now that it's actually been here we're still using that transitory label. I guess it was always all just political?
I was mainly calling out that young "economist" dumbass on F16 that was calling all the old Ags idiots for not understanding MMP.
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Oh I remember. There were others defending him. I just didn't understand that unless it was simply political goal tending.
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We had a lot of educated people on the B&I board arguing that it was transitory inflation and not real inflation that we were going to see. I still don't understand how they could think that adding so much to the money supply, and giving it both directly to consumers as stimulus checks and to investors by keeping stock values climbing, would not cause high "real" inflation. Now that it's actually been here we're still using that transitory label. I guess it was always all just political?
If we see 10% inflation in 2021, and then only 4% inflation in 2022, then the sky high 10% was transitory and didn't carry over into 2022. #politicalmath
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Can someone tell me I am crazy or did the font styles on the entireity of texags change? Like reading posts and the message boards now seems off to me.
Looks the same to me.....Red Pear Luke said:
Can someone tell me I am crazy or did the font styles on the entireity of texags change? Like reading posts and the message boards now seems off to me.
Wealth gained hastily will dwindle. but whoever gathers little by little will increase it.
Proverbs 13:11
Proverbs 13:11
RIP Scimi...guy liked all things macro.
Major Risk Off Overnight. Treasuries Hit New Highs. Nat Gas up 9.5%
Treasuries hit new highs before the Nasdaq got hit hard. CTA s liquidated 81 billion of treasuries in the last week. Bonds stabilized for the moment but Charts look ugly. 1.53 should be a magnet for the moment. 1.62 after that. Expect Powell to get drilled today on the forced retirement of two favorite governors for their stock trading during the pandemic. Hopefully this is enough to get Powell renominated. Equities continue their risk off trading.
Remember Nasdaq leaders are long duration assets. As rates go higher Nasdaq leaders are under pressure
We will be leaving for the airport right after the morning meeting. So any updates will come from 38000 feet
Major Risk Off Overnight. Treasuries Hit New Highs. Nat Gas up 9.5%
Treasuries hit new highs before the Nasdaq got hit hard. CTA s liquidated 81 billion of treasuries in the last week. Bonds stabilized for the moment but Charts look ugly. 1.53 should be a magnet for the moment. 1.62 after that. Expect Powell to get drilled today on the forced retirement of two favorite governors for their stock trading during the pandemic. Hopefully this is enough to get Powell renominated. Equities continue their risk off trading.
Remember Nasdaq leaders are long duration assets. As rates go higher Nasdaq leaders are under pressure
We will be leaving for the airport right after the morning meeting. So any updates will come from 38000 feet
The same ones said our old school P/E ratios absolutely do not matter anymore. A 500 P/E ratio is absolutely ok and that us olds just do not understand the potential of these companies. Lol.Tomas Hermensa said:
We had a lot of educated people on the B&I board arguing that it was transitory inflation and not real inflation that we were going to see. I still don't understand how they could think that adding so much to the money supply, and giving it both directly to consumers as stimulus checks and to investors by keeping stock values climbing, would not cause high "real" inflation. Now that it's actually been here we're still using that transitory label. I guess it was always all just political?
Now do Europe.DubFalls said:
Natural gas above $6
This week, was looking for 4470-80 in #ES_F and pullback & for 5th time since Sept 13 it produced a sizable drop.4400 now key support to stop a trip to new lows
— Adam Mancini (@AdamMancini4) September 28, 2021
Plan Today: Bounce attempt here, but bulls need to recapture 4420 to open a run higher, otherwise 4365, 4330 next down https://t.co/bFoEBpJOB3
Wealth gained hastily will dwindle. but whoever gathers little by little will increase it.
Proverbs 13:11
Proverbs 13:11
Fed Speakers Tues 9/28/21
Charles Evans Speaks
9:00 AM ET
Jerome Powell
Senate Banking Committee
9:30 AM ET
James Bullard Speaks
1:40 PM ET
Raphael Bostic Speaks
3:00 PM ET
James Bullard Speaks
7:00 PM ET
Charles Evans Speaks
9:00 AM ET
Jerome Powell
Senate Banking Committee
9:30 AM ET
James Bullard Speaks
1:40 PM ET
Raphael Bostic Speaks
3:00 PM ET
James Bullard Speaks
7:00 PM ET
Wealth gained hastily will dwindle. but whoever gathers little by little will increase it.
Proverbs 13:11
Proverbs 13:11
Nat Gas spiking while GPA annual meeting is taking place in San Antonio. I bet the hospitality suits are going nuts.
Gold taking it on the nose this morning.
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It's like hertz selling of their whole fleet only to be buying used cars for their fleet the next quarter. And what 30k mentioned the other day about large cap companies not thinking ahead of the next quarter. Makes sense to me from an e&p perspective where the board/ investors demand capex to be evaluated with a 10%, 20% or greater discount rate, you can't afford for cash/ assets to sit idle for more than a quarter
So gap fill this morning on all these red numbers? Or lows testing last weeks lows?
DXY making quite a push upwards today........
This would actually be useful on a week to week basis. Do they publish their speaking schedule each week somewhere nice and easy where we can go get it and post it here? The market isn't as sensitive to the others but Powell in particular is good for a flash crash every time he speaks.FJ43 said:
Fed Speakers Tues 9/28/21
Charles Evans Speaks
9:00 AM ET
Jerome Powell
Senate Banking Committee
9:30 AM ET
James Bullard Speaks
1:40 PM ET
Raphael Bostic Speaks
3:00 PM ET
James Bullard Speaks
7:00 PM ET
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Red Pear Luke said:
Can someone tell me I am crazy or did the font styles on the entireity of texags change? Like reading posts and the message boards now seems off to me.
You are crazy. Man.
ASAN is finally coming back down but it's taken the whole market to do it.
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McInnis 03 said:
Gold taking it on the nose this morning.
You would think with massive inflation, uncertainty in the market, and fears about socializing rental properties that people would be running to buy gold. I guess all that money goes to NFTs and crypto these days?
I went long on MGC (micro gold) and got stopped, switched to SIL (micro silver) and caught a bottom so, so far so good.Tomas Hermensa said:McInnis 03 said:
Gold taking it on the nose this morning.
You would think with massive inflation, uncertainty in the market, and fears about socializing rental properties that people would be running to buy gold. I guess all that money goes to NFTs and crypto these days?
What are you seeing/hearing on the socializing rental properties?
My fonts changed, maybe over the weekend, but just on the laptop not on the phone.
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