Not sure if already talked about but is anyone having trouble buying Google? My etrade will not allow the purchase right now.
UAN is a great play here. This is an MLP that could distribute $30-35 to its unit holders this year.ProgN said:
https://twitter.com/untappedgrowth/status/1488882399647780871?s=20&t=B-15ZEScJ0OWY8qWqBtCFg
What do you make of this?
When I heard yesterday that they had abandoned the fight, I was wondering how long it'd be before we heard about the "BOOM".Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
My Winston-Salem contacts are 2.8 miles from the fertilizer plant fire. Only texting now. We'll talk on phone later. They are going about their day - business as usual. I suggested they close and leave. There's quite a bit more ammonium nitrate in the Winston-Salem plant then there was at the plant in West, TX fertilizer plant explosion.
Did you tell them you already have a buncha kids and that advice woulda been helpful years ago?BrokeAssAggie said:
all my phones blowing up with text and voicemails to be safe and wrap my pipes...
Below is what my Winston-Salem contacts telling me.Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
My Winston-Salem contacts are 2.8 miles from the fertilizer plant fire. Only texting now. We'll talk on phone later. They are going about their day - business as usual. I suggested they close and leave. There's quite a bit more ammonium nitrate in the Winston-Salem plant then there was at the plant in West, TX fertilizer plant explosion.
You could be right... if VIX can't hold over 22 here, it may dump out of the megaphone I have it in. Wish I'd grabbed TSLA puts with you, nice work!Ranger222 said:
Out my TSLA puts and also SQ puts
Done for the day. Direction may be still down but think we get bounce now / consolidation.
If you use the high of 11/22 which is the highest point for the past year, Model T was 371.60. Model T was hit premarket but failed to get there in Reg market hrs.BREwmaster said:blew right past it I believe. (if you're talking about the Jan 20th - 24th drop, which would've been model T around 354, hit 356 on the 26th. If you include Jan 13th's high in that drop to the 24th, that still puts the 50% at 360.clinto said:
Are we at model T on QQQ?
One of my vendors is less than a mile from the plant. They haven't been allowed in since yesterday.Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
My Winston-Salem contacts are 2.8 miles from the fertilizer plant fire. Only texting now. We'll talk on phone later. They are going about their day - business as usual. I suggested they close and leave. There's quite a bit more ammonium nitrate in the Winston-Salem plant then there was at the plant in West, TX fertilizer plant explosion.
Yes, they do. Some because of the perceived good news and the machines and some individuals that don't understand the split.agdaddy04 said:Don't a lot of splits run pretty high even though they don't create any intrinsic value?Spoony Love said:
SPY gapped overnight and I think we see it fill today. The GOOGL rush was nice and all but at face value, the split is just a split and no increase in intrinsic value in the end. Jobs number bad, troops headed to Europe, remaining supply chain issues, clueless admin in DC, etc. This market is still top heavy in my estimation.
ETA: just tested the ORL and I'm guessing we will break through in a little bit.
Engine10 said:
Reentered GOOG @ 2960
Towns03 said:
One of the biggest fertilizer producers is CF Industries. The price per ton of anhydrous ammonia was $400-500 just a year or two ago. Today it's $1200-1500.
other producers are Nutrien, Mosaic. Yara terminals the stuff and may have a plant here too, I can't remember.
Check out their last few months. big positive swings.
The 2022 crop year is in for a giant "oh ****" moment. It will not be prettyEngine10 said:Towns03 said:
One of the biggest fertilizer producers is CF Industries. The price per ton of anhydrous ammonia was $400-500 just a year or two ago. Today it's $1200-1500.
other producers are Nutrien, Mosaic. Yara terminals the stuff and may have a plant here too, I can't remember.
Check out their last few months. big positive swings.
I used to work for Mosaic once upon time in the Florida phosphate plants, visited the potash gang in Canada once or twice too. If true on the ammonia costs, they must have had to jack prices like crazy as that's critical to the final products. Yikes.
Helluva post, post more often!Txducker said:If you use the high of 11/22 which is the highest point for the past year, Model T was 371.60. Model T was hit premarket but failed to get there in Reg market hrs.BREwmaster said:blew right past it I believe. (if you're talking about the Jan 20th - 24th drop, which would've been model T around 354, hit 356 on the 26th. If you include Jan 13th's high in that drop to the 24th, that still puts the 50% at 360.clinto said:
Are we at model T on QQQ?
Yesterday had more open interest in the 02/02/2022 360C (5,532), then 372C (5,148), versus 370C (4,648) and 365C (4,137). The 365C had 3x volume yesterday over the 370C, but a lot of volume was traded on the 370 and 372C. The 370C calls were cheap yesterday ($0.30 and went to $2.05 this AM). Interesting point on open interest around the model T showing how important a level that is. I think we have heard that here many times before.
Bulls need to close above the 200SMA ~366.25 and then build above the 371.26 to get a rally going.
Some interesting comments Ive seen on the unknown effects of the extremely large Tonga eruption a few weeks ago with regards to summer weather for growing season in the northern US and Canada could really compound into a terrible growing season this yearIrish 2.0 said:The 2022 crop year is in for a giant "oh ****" moment. It will not be prettyEngine10 said:Towns03 said:
One of the biggest fertilizer producers is CF Industries. The price per ton of anhydrous ammonia was $400-500 just a year or two ago. Today it's $1200-1500.
other producers are Nutrien, Mosaic. Yara terminals the stuff and may have a plant here too, I can't remember.
Check out their last few months. big positive swings.
I used to work for Mosaic once upon time in the Florida phosphate plants, visited the potash gang in Canada once or twice too. If true on the ammonia costs, they must have had to jack prices like crazy as that's critical to the final products. Yikes.
watching paint dry. I mean VIX and Q's. VIX might dump here, then we get a rally going, 370 by close!Ragoo said:
Thread is very quiet today…..
Hey, anything on DT may 50C??Irish 2.0 said:
Note these are opening orders...Not uncertain?