Come on OSTK, bend that 5ema up a bit more.
my biggest holding atm. but with an appropriate stop......Philip J Fry said:
Come on OSTK, bend that 5ema up a bit more.
cageybee77 said:my biggest holding atm. but with an appropriate stop......Philip J Fry said:
Come on OSTK, bend that 5ema up a bit more.
Price targets are just estimations, not set firm levels for me. NVDA hit 259 yesterday but exploded when the Nasdaq rallied. I bought it because it's extremely oversold and seems like it may be reversing. I'd rather make money from 272 to 300+ than be stubborn and not own it because it didn't hit my 250 number. NVDA is a fan favorite for funds and will really run when the Nasdaq does. That's why I bought it at the close yesterday.planoaggie123 said:
I noticed he said $250....but bought $272....i assume that is what you are referring to?
thanks for posting this! great info, except I think BBB has zero chance of passing in any form, they dont' have the votes.Bonfire1996 said:BaylorSpineGuy said:
So how much of this do you think is a head fake/misinformation vs reality?
Why would they offer to be so insightful for free?
Here is what I really think:
Some major bank/broker called the bottom yesterday, and it wasn't Goldman. I'm thinking Chase or Morgan. This is Goldman wanting to retest those lows to get their clients in.
Jim Cramer started buying again in early afternoon after telling everyone over the weekend that more pain was needed before buying in. He never has an original thought and has no time for actual analysis, so he was tipped off by whatever bank/broker I discussed above that called the bottom.
Build Back Better will pass in some form and it will have major infrastructure spending on tech. This rate rise BS, which will spike but will never been seen through to the end is simply meant to hammer mid cap tech - and it has worked.
AAPL MSFT GOOGL FB AMZN NVDA are for your retirement funds. These investment banks got a 50% retracement on mid cap tech that will soon be Big cap tech in the next decade. They got what they wanted and got to buy mid caps at discounted valuations
For now. They've pivoted to federal takeover of elections and are trying to use that to eliminate the filibuster to pass it. If they do, then they'll comeback to an even bigger BBB bill, just watch.BREwmaster said:thanks for posting this! great info, except I think BBB has zero chance of passing in any form, they dont' have the votes.Bonfire1996 said:BaylorSpineGuy said:
So how much of this do you think is a head fake/misinformation vs reality?
Why would they offer to be so insightful for free?
Here is what I really think:
Some major bank/broker called the bottom yesterday, and it wasn't Goldman. I'm thinking Chase or Morgan. This is Goldman wanting to retest those lows to get their clients in.
Jim Cramer started buying again in early afternoon after telling everyone over the weekend that more pain was needed before buying in. He never has an original thought and has no time for actual analysis, so he was tipped off by whatever bank/broker I discussed above that called the bottom.
Build Back Better will pass in some form and it will have major infrastructure spending on tech. This rate rise BS, which will spike but will never been seen through to the end is simply meant to hammer mid cap tech - and it has worked.
AAPL MSFT GOOGL FB AMZN NVDA are for your retirement funds. These investment banks got a 50% retracement on mid cap tech that will soon be Big cap tech in the next decade. They got what they wanted and got to buy mid caps at discounted valuations
McInnis 03 said:
One of these days I'll learn to stop trading the opening range timeframe. That's my weakest action by far. I've made up for OR trade mistakes the last 3 dasy in a row, but these gains could be much nicer without the OR accidents.
For some reason I win more of my trades when I don't "push all my chips in" and lose my ass when I do. Market is a funny fickle animal.planoaggie123 said:
Very helpful. Thank you for that.
I got in right at $270 so happy there. Reserved some to see if the market has any more dips...may not and may wish I would have pushed all my chips in but we will see...
Correct. For me, trading in the first 30 minutes has been flawed. Using the Opening ranges and the protections they provide (ie: go long on ORH break, stop at the ORH....or short at the ORL break, stop at the ORL) has worked for me well.AG 2000' said:McInnis 03 said:
One of these days I'll learn to stop trading the opening range timeframe. That's my weakest action by far. I've made up for OR trade mistakes the last 3 dasy in a row, but these gains could be much nicer without the OR accidents.
You mean by trading during the OR, not trading the ranges, right?
ProgN said:For some reason I win more of my trades when I don't "push all my chips in" and lose my ass when I do. Market is a funny fickle animal.planoaggie123 said:
Very helpful. Thank you for that.
I got in right at $270 so happy there. Reserved some to see if the market has any more dips...may not and may wish I would have pushed all my chips in but we will see...
Haven't done much digging yet, but ALLT might check some of these boxes. Humbly submitting to the board for others to weigh in on the prospectBonfire1996 said:BaylorSpineGuy said:
So how much of this do you think is a head fake/misinformation vs reality?
Why would they offer to be so insightful for free?
Here is what I really think:
Some major bank/broker called the bottom yesterday, and it wasn't Goldman. I'm thinking Chase or Morgan. This is Goldman wanting to retest those lows to get their clients in.
Jim Cramer started buying again in early afternoon after telling everyone over the weekend that more pain was needed before buying in. He never has an original thought and has no time for actual analysis, so he was tipped off by whatever bank/broker I discussed above that called the bottom.
Build Back Better will pass in some form and it will have major infrastructure spending on tech. This rate rise BS, which will spike but will never been seen through to the end is simply meant to hammer mid cap tech - and it has worked.
AAPL MSFT GOOGL FB AMZN NVDA are for your retirement funds. These investment banks got a 50% retracement on mid cap tech that will soon be Big cap tech in the next decade. They got what they wanted and got to buy mid caps at discounted valuations
BREwmaster said:thanks for posting this! great info, except I think BBB has zero chance of passing in any form, they dont' have the votes.Bonfire1996 said:BaylorSpineGuy said:
So how much of this do you think is a head fake/misinformation vs reality?
Why would they offer to be so insightful for free?
Here is what I really think:
Some major bank/broker called the bottom yesterday, and it wasn't Goldman. I'm thinking Chase or Morgan. This is Goldman wanting to retest those lows to get their clients in.
Jim Cramer started buying again in early afternoon after telling everyone over the weekend that more pain was needed before buying in. He never has an original thought and has no time for actual analysis, so he was tipped off by whatever bank/broker I discussed above that called the bottom.
Build Back Better will pass in some form and it will have major infrastructure spending on tech. This rate rise BS, which will spike but will never been seen through to the end is simply meant to hammer mid cap tech - and it has worked.
AAPL MSFT GOOGL FB AMZN NVDA are for your retirement funds. These investment banks got a 50% retracement on mid cap tech that will soon be Big cap tech in the next decade. They got what they wanted and got to buy mid caps at discounted valuations
BenRev09 said:Haven't done much digging yet, but ALLT might check some of these boxes. Humbly submitting to the board for others to weigh in on the prospectBonfire1996 said:BaylorSpineGuy said:
So how much of this do you think is a head fake/misinformation vs reality?
Why would they offer to be so insightful for free?
Here is what I really think:
Some major bank/broker called the bottom yesterday, and it wasn't Goldman. I'm thinking Chase or Morgan. This is Goldman wanting to retest those lows to get their clients in.
Jim Cramer started buying again in early afternoon after telling everyone over the weekend that more pain was needed before buying in. He never has an original thought and has no time for actual analysis, so he was tipped off by whatever bank/broker I discussed above that called the bottom.
Build Back Better will pass in some form and it will have major infrastructure spending on tech. This rate rise BS, which will spike but will never been seen through to the end is simply meant to hammer mid cap tech - and it has worked.
AAPL MSFT GOOGL FB AMZN NVDA are for your retirement funds. These investment banks got a 50% retracement on mid cap tech that will soon be Big cap tech in the next decade. They got what they wanted and got to buy mid caps at discounted valuations
Adding to this note above. Double check, but I believe you will still be able to back door if your income is under $450k filing jointly. Again double check.tailgatetimer10 said:
Trade relevant: if you have any money in a roth 401k (or Roth IRA convertible account), I'd speak with someone about converting it to an IRA. Depending on your tax situation and strategy it can save you money in the long run. Despite your political ideologies, IF BBB gets passed, the latest revision removed the IRA backdoor.
Don't know that answer.tailgatetimer10 said:
Is this where BBB left off? I went ahead and converted everything that made sense before Dec 31 2021. I don't trust what the final verdict could be.