and couple high interest rates coming, with seasonality. Seasonally tech takes a beating first 2 to 3 months of the year (google QQQ or nasdaq 100 seasonality chart). You can also throw in massive inflation for good measure, lol.NTXAg10 said:
What suggests that big tech is about to get crushed? Asking because I have 290 shares at a $80 cost basis that I'm thinking about liquidating.
irish pete ag06 said:Irish 2.0 said:
Email those Atlas d-bags
Man I hate that I ever found that place.
David_Puddy said:irish pete ag06 said:Irish 2.0 said:
Email those Atlas d-bags
Man I hate that I ever found that place.
If you look at Zack Morris's Instagram & Twitter, they're doing something right to be able to afford all of those cars, watches, bottle service, etc
David_Puddy said:
Hey, I get it but unless they have other rich friends, the cars they're driving around in aren't cheap
David_Puddy said:irish pete ag06 said:Irish 2.0 said:
Email those Atlas d-bags
Man I hate that I ever found that place.
If you look at Zack Morris's Instagram & Twitter, they're doing something right to be able to afford all of those cars, watches, bottle service, etc
Just imagine you enter into a position on a stock you think has a good chance of going up, you buy at support, and then push the trade out to your 250,000 followers. Probably a small amount take it, but could create buying pressure, Atlas can sell any pop.David_Puddy said:
Hey, I get it but unless they have other rich friends, the cars they're driving around in aren't cheap
$ES_F $SPX $SPY
— Bootsie 🚫🏫🚫📚🚫🚌 (@bootsiejones) January 7, 2022
Game plan. pic.twitter.com/L5WNWhfITe
$RTY_F
— Bootsie 🚫🏫🚫📚🚫🚌 (@bootsiejones) January 7, 2022
I assumed a nothing day... that's what we got.
So, stops to '97's.
I'm not saying it'll happen, but the set up is underway; today was the chance to cover your ass for a potential bloodbath tomorrow.
If not, no harm no foul. https://t.co/WXOFw9YGDO pic.twitter.com/K3lKMCMpRs
I’m going to give you one thing to look at… thank me later 🤝💰
— Vol-Charmer 🐍 (@VolCharmer) January 6, 2022
Go pull up $SPY chart on https://t.co/TpKw70VK45
Go to indicators on bottom and do correlation ($VVIX, 7)
I drew lines straight down to help u see… the bigger the correlation, the higher the probability 💰😉 pic.twitter.com/Izqzma4pRZ
Works on $QQQ with $VXN and $VIX too pic.twitter.com/PtzFtaGo15
— Vol-Charmer 🐍 (@VolCharmer) January 6, 2022
ProgN said:
Hiring falters in December as payrolls rise only 199,000
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/07/hiring-falters-in-december-as-payrolls-rise-only-199000.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard
Every jobs report basically has said the same thing.......which is why I can't help but be curious about this pre-market reaction......just feels like a fake dump to me. Can't hide from the price tho, everything looks "sellish". I hate this lolIrish 2.0 said:
Think the jobs numbers just told the fed not so fast on raising rates...
Irish 2.0 said:
Think the jobs numbers just told the fed not so fast on raising rates...
. Problem is they've been flat out lying about inflation and are now boxed in because of political pressure. If they don't raise rates at this point, they won't be able to maintain that inflation is under control or transitory.Irish 2.0 said:
Think the jobs numbers just told the fed not so fast on raising rates...
McInnis 03 said:
(Sorry to clutter the thread with long tweets, but if I think they're useful I figure at least 1 person can get something out of this)
Another couple from last night that I found interesting. This correlation study value as a hint to what could happen also got my interest.
On TOS you can add a "study" to your daily chart and input the proper volatility comparator.....(Ie: VXN, or VVIX, etc). This dude is using a 7 day length, I looked at at 10 day, 7 day, 5 day, and 3 day length. 3 day had too much noise, no value. 10 day I think was a little too flat to get warned. I may sit on a 5 day, or close to it as a warning indicator.I’m going to give you one thing to look at… thank me later 🤝💰
— Vol-Charmer 🐍 (@VolCharmer) January 6, 2022
Go pull up $SPY chart on https://t.co/TpKw70VK45
Go to indicators on bottom and do correlation ($VVIX, 7)
I drew lines straight down to help u see… the bigger the correlation, the higher the probability 💰😉 pic.twitter.com/Izqzma4pRZWorks on $QQQ with $VXN and $VIX too pic.twitter.com/PtzFtaGo15
— Vol-Charmer 🐍 (@VolCharmer) January 6, 2022
On a daily, with him using that 7 day correlation, he's looking at times where the SPY/VVIX correlation is >0, and the higher, the more cautious you should be. He's pointing out several times in the past where the correlation is a high .XX positive number, look at the selloffs that have occurred. Basically the way I see it is use this as one way of monitoring when things are overheated and ready to pop a safety valve. Combine it with a few other tools (RSI(2)) maybe?) and you may have an actual leading indicator of when to cash up.Spoony Love said:
What is he trying to say with the SPY VIX correlation
The inflation needs to be controlled by the spending more than the interest rates.OG UNF said:. Problem is they've been flat out lying about inflation and are now boxed in because of political pressure. If they don't raise rates at this point, they won't be able to maintain that inflation is under control or transitory.Irish 2.0 said:
Think the jobs numbers just told the fed not so fast on raising rates...
Spoony Love said:
What is he trying to say with the SPY VIX correlation
In December, 3.1 million persons reported that they had been unable to work because their employer closed or lost business due to the pandemic
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 7, 2022
Irish 2.0 said:The inflation needs to be controlled by the spending more than the interest rates.OG UNF said:. Problem is they've been flat out lying about inflation and are now boxed in because of political pressure. If they don't raise rates at this point, they won't be able to maintain that inflation is under control or transitory.Irish 2.0 said:
Think the jobs numbers just told the fed not so fast on raising rates...
Spoony Love said:
Thanks, making sure that's what I'm reading. So VIX coming in pre-market slightly above 20 (if it stays there) would provide downward pressure?