push up coming, IMO
Biden to speak on inflation at 11:30AM EST.
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) May 10, 2022
What do you think he'll say?
Had to get stars to respond.FJ43 said:Carioca Corredor said:
The aviation industry is placing a new company on NYSE via SPAC through Zanite corp.
EVE is mostly backed by Brasilian company Embraer amongst others. Eve is an upward mobility people transporter. Heard last year customers could be the Ubers of the world. Has some solid board members.
https://eveairmobility.com/eve-an-embraer-company-to-list-on-nyse-through-business-combination-with-zanite-acquisition-corp/
I'll keep an ear out on this one. Had my BD group do a deep dive into this sector in 2019-2020. There are a few well known names not named Embraer that are pretty far along in the space.
just blew past it..BrokeAssAggie said:
bouncing off the LOD
BrokeAssAggie said:Biden to speak on inflation at 11:30AM EST.
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) May 10, 2022
What do you think he'll say?
Retirement accounts should probably not be playing a short side, they should incrementally be buying quality every 2 weeks or so and if they're not taken by the Gov't before you're 85 (our future retirement age) you'll be fine. *mind the sigFTAG 2000 said:McInnis 03 said:
This market is humbling many these past several weeks. What's gone low will likely go lower. I don't think inflation is done by any measure. I work in the pump industry and every single major manufacturer is STILL rolling out price increases, some next week at 11%. This affects every product that is made or handled. PERIOD.
If you're not playing the short side you're trying to catch razors IMO. On we go.
This is specifically about retirement accounts. I'm going to play dumb for a moment, humor me.
I'm fully in the camp that we have much lower to go for all the same headwinds we've all discussed.
The question is, sell out, take the L, and go cash, or wait and average down somewhere down the line?
Holding strong companies (GOOG, OXY, AMD, NVDA, MSFT, K, etc.) plus a few home run spec plays (SAVA, NNOX).
I agree with youMcInnis 03 said:
This market is humbling many these past several weeks. What's gone low will likely go lower. I don't think inflation is done by any measure. I work in the pump industry and every single major manufacturer is STILL rolling out price increases, some next week at 11%. This affects every product that is made or handled. PERIOD.
If you're not playing the short side you're trying to catch razors IMO. On we go.
McInnis 03 said:Retirement accounts should probably not be playing a short side, they should incrementally be buying quality every 2 weeks or so and if they're not taken by the Gov't before you're 85 (our future retirement age) you'll be fine.FTAG 2000 said:McInnis 03 said:
This market is humbling many these past several weeks. What's gone low will likely go lower. I don't think inflation is done by any measure. I work in the pump industry and every single major manufacturer is STILL rolling out price increases, some next week at 11%. This affects every product that is made or handled. PERIOD.
If you're not playing the short side you're trying to catch razors IMO. On we go.
This is specifically about retirement accounts. I'm going to play dumb for a moment, humor me.
I'm fully in the camp that we have much lower to go for all the same headwinds we've all discussed.
The question is, sell out, take the L, and go cash, or wait and average down somewhere down the line?
Holding strong companies (GOOG, OXY, AMD, NVDA, MSFT, K, etc.) plus a few home run spec plays (SAVA, NNOX).
FWIW - I'm thinking of switching our digitial media buying from an agency to in-house using The Trade Desk. It's an incredible tool that allows for better read of frequency and reach and helps reduce fragmentation of media buys. My only gripe is that they removed Google properties.planoaggie123 said:
Just set a stop loss on TTD...about to bow out....only couple hundred loss but i just don't know when it stops dropping...
BrokeAssAggie said:
push up coming, IMO
Shares or options? If shares.. selling is the only way you are guaranteed to lose money.planoaggie123 said:
Just set a stop loss on TTD...about to bow out....only couple hundred loss but i just don't know when it stops dropping...
Pre-Covid levels were under $30. Seems like a lot is headed toward those levels.planoaggie123 said:
Just set a stop loss on TTD...about to bow out....only couple hundred loss but i just don't know when it stops dropping...
TecRecAg said:Shares or options? If shares.. selling is the only way you are guaranteed to lose money.planoaggie123 said:
Just set a stop loss on TTD...about to bow out....only couple hundred loss but i just don't know when it stops dropping...
LMCane said:
Corporate 401K should be about as conservative as possible in bonds, target date retirement funds and mutual funds.
Long range (3 year) significant support lines: $40.60 (welp, just touched), then down to $32.70ish, then 29ish. Think we get to all of those.Ags2013 said:FWIW - I'm thinking of switching our digitial media buying from an agency to in-house using The Trade Desk. It's an incredible tool that allows for better read of frequency and reach and helps reduce fragmentation of media buys. My only gripe is that they removed Google properties.planoaggie123 said:
Just set a stop loss on TTD...about to bow out....only couple hundred loss but i just don't know when it stops dropping...
With all that said, I think they are going to have a sustainable advantage moving forward.
TWITTER SHARES TOUCH $46.75 LEVEL; IMPLIED PROBABILITY OF ELON MUSK COMPLETING CO'S ACQUISITION DROPS BELOW 50%, AS PER REUTERS CALCULATIONS
— First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) May 10, 2022
Maybe a breakout of the channel here looking at the 3 mins?wanderer said:
Look at that pretty (or not so pretty) downward channel on SPY this morn.
I think Elon has war gamed this out fully, but I don't doubt for a minute that how to stop him purchasing Twitter is at the top or maybe second as far as priorities for the Biden Admin. And given how little they care about the law and how much they care about absolute power, it's still the big risk to Elon pulling this off.McInnis 03 said:TWITTER SHARES TOUCH $46.75 LEVEL; IMPLIED PROBABILITY OF ELON MUSK COMPLETING CO'S ACQUISITION DROPS BELOW 50%, AS PER REUTERS CALCULATIONS
— First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) May 10, 2022