Jet Black said:
Wwr is a monster pos
Yep.
Jet Black said:
Wwr is a monster pos
A lot of foods are doing the same thing. That's why inflation is called the 'stealth tax'.Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
PSA
On-The-Border Cantina Thins are the pantry stock chip in our home. Yesterday, I picked up a few bags at Walmart and noticed a nice added yellow banner "Fiesta Special". Compared that bag to old bag in the pantry. New bag is 15oz and old bag is 16oz. Same price.
$3.33 / 15oz = $0.222
$3.33 / 16oz = $0.208125
6.66% increase without a change to the retail selling price.
Buyer beware.
(Can't help myself but notice this stuff, I was involved in packaging at one time in my career. The subtle change is a signal to the packaging line personnel filling the bags. The visual change reflects the new bag inventory and helps packing line personnel distinguish from the old bag. The company does not want old bag inventory to accidently show up on the packing line and put 15oz in a 16oz bag - State's Weights and Measures Dept's frown on that.)
aggiedaniel06 said:
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Let me know if anyone is interested.
I'd definitely like to see that. Thanksaggiedaniel06 said:
We have been building something really cool and will share with this y'all pretty soon.
The last few years has shown that an increasing amount of retail prefer to self manage their portfolios as opposed to handing it over to a professional money manager. (Blame the easy monetary policy ) However, they use mostly TA or some Fundamental Analysis as their guide.
So, we have built this platform that gives you access to various tools regarding moneyflows, sector rotation, volatility metrics & options positioning, that would typically only be available to an institution, which would you help generate alpha. Along with these tools, the vision is to provide a guided process by on how to use those tools to generate alpha and self manage your portfolio as a professional money manager would.
Let me know if anyone is interested.
I'm going off his past comments on big down days (or big up)... if we sell into the close, good chance we open down tomorrow too, or more pain tomorrow.Charismatic Megafauna said:BREwmaster said:
I would bet money we see continuation into tomorrow. gap down.
Hope not! We're hanging out/ consolidating right at mancinis 4415 level, i was going to buy calls if we tagged 440 but decided to go ahead and buy some here. Guess we could run down and tag his 4390 level but he seems to like where rsi is at
**** it, let it crater into the close and open down huge tomorrow causing retail to puke. Let's get this **** over with.Charismatic Megafauna said:
Oof well you're right so far. Let's see which way power hour decides to go
$IPI is another fertilizer play that got whacked hard today, down 16% and right at the 21EMA. Not a ton of volume but hit hardMcInnis 03 said:Sorry, yes, May monthlycptthunder said:A month out?McInnis 03 said:Thanks for the eyeballs, i'll throw some money at MOS on a day like today.cptthunder said:
Anyone seen news on $MOS? Thats a hefty drop on no news that I have been able to find
70/80/90 flies for $1.89
be careful if this 4395 fails. if we go through it like a hot knife through butter, watch the F out.Charismatic Megafauna said:
Oof well you're right so far. Let's see which way power hour decides to go
Very interested here.aggiedaniel06 said:
We have been building something really cool and will share it with y'all pretty soon.
The last few years has shown that an increasing amount of retail prefer to self manage their portfolios as opposed to handing it over to a professional money manager. (Blame the easy monetary policy ) However, they use mostly TA or some Fundamental Analysis as their guide.
So, we have built this platform that gives you access to various tools regarding moneyflows, sector rotation, volatility metrics & options positioning, that would typically only be available to an institution, which would help you generate alpha. Along with these tools, the vision is to provide a guided process by on how to use them to generate alpha and self manage your portfolio as a professional money manager would.
Let me know if anyone is interested.
Now at 38 = FearFarmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
In honor of Irish2.0
Fear Greed Index at 46 = Neutral
https://money.cnn.com/data/fear-and-greed/
J Pow didn't say much. It was Bullard who came out swinging today. J Pow was on a panel and only spoke a few times.$30,000 Millionaire said:
this is a pretty crazy reaction to J Pow.
Look at AMD, they're killing everything that uses electricity.Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
NVDA,...yikes, $201.00 / -$13.82
That bull trap I just fell for is the icing on the cake.$30,000 Millionaire said:
pretty cruel day in my opinion. Morning started out so well.
Jet Black said:
Anyone buying POS (AKA WWR) at $1.38?
Nice! yeah into the 11's, and hold it for a max of a couple days, probably get a good pop (like today!). this market is nuts.Jet Black said:
Made some good money on UVXY. I really think when it dips into the $11 to $12 range it's a auto buy.
I missed it, also missed entry on UVXY. would've made a great scalp today. Buy under $12, set a stop and ride the sucker...probably sell at close.Charismatic Megafauna said:
Nobody answered when i asked about a leveraged volatility etf!