VIX making new highs while the market doesn't move much. Not sure what that means.
Wong way joseLMCane said:I bought AMZN today at 2538McInnis 03 said:Good grief, I know nobody still has this, but dayum.McInnis 03 said:Anyone take this? It's more than doubled and looks ripe to flourish here.McInnis 03 said:
Amzn 2500p depending on cost could be an interesting lotto
Million dollar question. I'd like to hear peoples thoughts as well on when to get back in.Ag CPA said:
For everyone sitting on cash, where is your current jump-in point? Lately I have been looking at S&P 4000 but I am starting to lean toward 3700-3800; things are moving too fast and could get sloppy next week with the Fed decision.
4060 for the next short term bounce.Ag CPA said:
For everyone sitting on cash, where is your current jump-in point? Lately I have been looking at S&P 4000 but I am starting to lean toward 3700-3800; things are moving too fast and could get sloppy next week with the Fed decision.
MaroonDynasty said:
Remember guys, go away in May.
SoupNazi2001 said:Ag CPA said:
For everyone sitting on cash, where is your current jump-in point? Lately I have been looking at S&P 4000 but I am starting to lean toward 3700-3800; things are moving too fast and could get sloppy next week with the Fed decision.
S&P 3400 to 3850
Pre Covid high on S&P was 3393. I think we will at least test that level.
SF2004 said:
This is absurd...
Surely we are getting close to a short term bottom.
Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
Okay. Whoever left the "Sell" spigot turned on, please go back and turn it off.
Wow!
Good news! My Pentium III / Microsoft Windows XP was released from the computer hospital today. It lives! Doubled the RAM and a new power switch. Trivia, my CRT monitor weighs enough to set off the seatbelt alarm in my Tahoe.
Stick a fork in April.
The indicator I use is this: If the office coffee pot talk and lunch talk has everyone making comments like:Quote:
For everyone sitting on cash, where is your current jump-in point? Lately I have been looking at S&P 4000 but I am starting to lean toward 3700-3800; things are moving too fast and could get sloppy next week with the Fed decision.
This is the second time in 3 days you have posted, it's a bear market; however, that statement could be taken out of context as part of an explanation, just as above. Just for clarity, are you declaring we are in a bear market or expounding what it takes to be in a bear market from the replies above?SoupNazi2001 said:BoydCrowder13 said:SoupNazi2001 said:Ag CPA said:
For everyone sitting on cash, where is your current jump-in point? Lately I have been looking at S&P 4000 but I am starting to lean toward 3700-3800; things are moving too fast and could get sloppy next week with the Fed decision.
S&P 3400 to 3850
Pre Covid high on S&P was 3393. I think we will at least test that level.
A 30% pull back from highs?
It's a bear market. That's about the average drawdown in a bear market.
Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:This is the second time in 3 days you have posted, it's a bear market; however, that statement could be taken out of context as part of an explanation, just as above. Just for clarity, are you declaring we are in a bear market or expounding what it takes to be in a bear market from the replies above?SoupNazi2001 said:BoydCrowder13 said:SoupNazi2001 said:Ag CPA said:
For everyone sitting on cash, where is your current jump-in point? Lately I have been looking at S&P 4000 but I am starting to lean toward 3700-3800; things are moving too fast and could get sloppy next week with the Fed decision.
S&P 3400 to 3850
Pre Covid high on S&P was 3393. I think we will at least test that level.
A 30% pull back from highs?
It's a bear market. That's about the average drawdown in a bear market.
ProgN said:
IIRC, it was a post that was very critical about moderation. That's a no-no if you already have 1 foot in the doghouse.