Charismatic Megafauna said:
Pretty solid descending channel on spy hourly going back to 3/29. I just bought xsp puts
I finally got one! I bought some spy puts for Monday too because if the pattern holds we gapping down.
Charismatic Megafauna said:
Pretty solid descending channel on spy hourly going back to 3/29. I just bought xsp puts
FTAG 2000 said:
Elon's doing a TEDTalk right now. Said there is a Plan B for Twitter if they don't accept his offer. Won't expand on that.
BlueTaze said:FTAG 2000 said:
Elon's doing a TEDTalk right now. Said there is a Plan B for Twitter if they don't accept his offer. Won't expand on that.
Hopefully Musk dumps TWTR shares and teams up with Nunes or starts his own. Would be awesome if TWTR never sees $50 again.
great story and comparison! A man with Musk's wealth and smarts knows their move before it even happens. Somebody make some popcorn!BaylorSpineGuy said:
This reminds of when Vanderbilt held the control of the Harlem railroad (??), and his opponents tried to short it to bankrupt him, but he owned so much, he basically crushed them with their borrowing premium. Vanderbilt was one step ahead!
I think this is chronicled in the Gilded Age show.
Dupree said:
I just realized the markets are closed tomorrow
Dupree said:
I do but I should be off if the markets are closed
Dupree said:
austinAG90 said:
Not a Fraud....that's very interesting and would like to know more on that....if you can..
slacker00 said:
I asked about this awhile back and searched it out. I haven't really used it though, just thought the name was interesting.
https://www.tradingview.com/v/ZfmnU2VL/
He lives!aggiedaniel06 said:
If someone is having a hard time this year, it means they are still trying to press the growth trade into rising rates.
The bullish trade in Q1 has been the inflation trade - xle & xlv components. DE, DLTR, fertilizers, etc…
aggiedaniel06 said:
Possibly. Stagflation is a real threat in the near future. The Fed still has one monetary policy trick left which is YCC and I can even see the fiscal policy trick of UBI, if inflation doesn't subside.
aggiedaniel06 said:
If someone is having a hard time this year, it means they are still trying to press the growth trade into rising rates.
The bullish trade in Q1 has been the inflation trade - xle & xlv components. DE, DLTR, fertilizers, etc…
krosch11 said:
Guilty as charged. For whatever reason I'm finding it twice as difficult to trade bearish. Not sure id that's just being new or psychological. Harder for me to pull the trigger on those trades but I'm going to have to learn that sooner than later
aggiedaniel06 said:
Possibly. Stagflation is a real threat in the near future. The Fed still has one monetary policy trick left which is YCC and I can even see the fiscal policy trick of UBI, if inflation doesn't subside.
yeah I don't get this. More disposable income dollars would serve to drive prices even higher. We don't have an income wage issue, we have a production issue.Seven Costanza said:aggiedaniel06 said:
Possibly. Stagflation is a real threat in the near future. The Fed still has one monetary policy trick left which is YCC and I can even see the fiscal policy trick of UBI, if inflation doesn't subside.
How would UBI not exacerbate inflation?
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Way out of my depth here but maybe "fiscal policy trick" of UBI is the cost of everything going up doesn't matter if you're given more money to pay for it. Keeping pace with inflation rather than fighting it.Ragoo said:yeah I don't get this. More disposable income dollars would serve to drive prices even higher. We don't have an income wage issue, we have a production issue.Seven Costanza said:aggiedaniel06 said:
Possibly. Stagflation is a real threat in the near future. The Fed still has one monetary policy trick left which is YCC and I can even see the fiscal policy trick of UBI, if inflation doesn't subside.
How would UBI not exacerbate inflation?
Ragoo said:yeah I don't get this. More disposable income dollars would serve to drive prices even higher. We don't have an income wage issue, we have a production issue.Seven Costanza said:aggiedaniel06 said:
Possibly. Stagflation is a real threat in the near future. The Fed still has one monetary policy trick left which is YCC and I can even see the fiscal policy trick of UBI, if inflation doesn't subside.
How would UBI not exacerbate inflation?