In this market I think bios are toast for a while without individual catalysts.
They were one of the first actually based on the twitterBrokeAssAggie said:On side note . With all these companies cutting ties with Russia , once pornhub threatens to band them , the invasion will be done
— Dan 🐩🐩🐩 (@danshep55) March 4, 2022
Unfortunately me too, but at this point, why even sell...might as well hold the bag unless I need the capitalAG 2000' said:
In this market I think bios are toast for a while without individual catalysts.
Where would your stop have been for this? If it came back below the trend line?$30,000 Millionaire said:
did this quick to explain for anyone that didn't follow real-time.
Lots of exposure to Russia, which has been cut off.BaylorSpineGuy said:
We need to talk about the health of the market. Why is XLF struggling so bad? Fed raising rates, equities struggling, and banks going down. JPM now trading below pre-COVID levels, and mind you they were at ATH's just a few months ago when it touched almost 173.
Wow.
BaylorSpineGuy said:
Yes but I wonder if it's more. Not started falling hard in early to mid Jan, fully 5-6 wks before the Russia nonsense was in the news. It's certainly accelerating since then but curious if something more is a problem.
By the way, the seasonality chart for financials almost matches XLF exactly.AG 2000' said:BaylorSpineGuy said:
Yes but I wonder if it's more. Not started falling hard in early to mid Jan, fully 5-6 wks before the Russia nonsense was in the news. It's certainly accelerating since then but curious if something more is a problem.
There was lots of talk that when Olympics ended he was going to invade.
Smart money was reducing exposure to Russia well ahead of time. And that's on top of seasonality.
EARLY IMBALANCE AROUND $1B TO THE SELL-SIDE BUT ALL EYES ON NASDAQ REVEAL BEFORE THE BELL
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If JPM dips all the way to ~$128 Im going to start adding shares and look into what options look goodAG 2000' said:By the way, the seasonality chart for financials almost matches XLF exactly.AG 2000' said:BaylorSpineGuy said:
Yes but I wonder if it's more. Not started falling hard in early to mid Jan, fully 5-6 wks before the Russia nonsense was in the news. It's certainly accelerating since then but curious if something more is a problem.
There was lots of talk that when Olympics ended he was going to invade.
Smart money was reducing exposure to Russia well ahead of time. And that's on top of seasonality.
Seems like a good time to look at entry.
True. I'm holding a ton and days like today does not help!Diggity said:at last count, this board owns ~75% of WWRH-town ag said:
We still holding WWR?
added to my positions in XLF, JPM, BAC, MS, GS todayBaylorSpineGuy said:
We need to talk about the health of the market. Why is XLF struggling so bad? Fed raising rates, equities struggling, and banks going down. JPM now trading below pre-COVID levels, and mind you they were at ATH's just a few months ago when it touched almost 173.
Wow.
Dan Scott said:
OXY. Wow
Natural gas and they were beat up more than others for overpaying for Anadrako at the timeBrokeAssAggie said:Dan Scott said:
OXY. Wow
Saw that. Why are they up so much more than others?
3. EARLY MOC IMBALANCE 576 MLN SELL-SIDE.
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I dont know but I went ahead an picked up a $DVN March18 $62C @ $1.48BrokeAssAggie said:Dan Scott said:
OXY. Wow
Saw that. Why are they up so much more than others?
98PercenterAg said:
Thoughts based on US announcing SWIFT sanctions over the weekend. Does Russia retaliate with restricting Natural Gas supplies to Europe? If so, Cheniere Energy (LNG) CEO appears prepared to fill the void. Considering taking options for a possible boost but also concerned of a pullback considering their past week being so green. Any advice?