I've been stopped out of BOIL multiple times. Every time I put a stop loss, it flashes down just to my level and proceeds to bounce back up for a gain.
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If data centers are being built, nvda is pumping cash flow
Skynet is born and will be run by Megatron, what could go wrong.Quote:
NVIDIA Teams With Microsoft to Build Massive Cloud AI Computer
9:00 am ET November 16, 2022 (Globe Newswire) Print
Tens of Thousands of NVIDIA GPUs, NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand and Full Stack of NVIDIA AI Software Coming to Azure; NVIDIA, Microsoft and Global Enterprises to Use Platform for Rapid, Cost-Effective AI Development and DeploymentGlobeNewswireNovember 16, 2022
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NVIDIA today announced a multi-year collaboration with Microsoft to build one of the most powerful AI supercomputers in the world, powered by Microsoft Azure's advanced supercomputing infrastructure combined with NVIDIA GPUs, networking and full stack of AI software to help enterprises train, deploy and scale AI, including large, state-of-the-art models.
Azure's cloud-based AI supercomputer includes powerful and scalable ND- and NC-series virtual machines optimized for AI distributed training and inference. It is the first public cloud to incorporate NVIDIA's advanced AI stack, adding tens of thousands of NVIDIA A100 and H100 GPUs, NVIDIA Quantum-2 400Gb/s InfiniBand networking and the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software suite to its platform.
As part of the collaboration, NVIDIA will utilize Azure's scalable virtual machine instances to research and further accelerate advances in generative AI, a rapidly emerging area of AI in which foundational models like Megatron Turing NLG 530B are the basis for unsupervised, self-learning algorithms to create new text, code, digital images, video or audio.
The companies will also collaborate to optimize Microsoft's DeepSpeed deep learning optimization software. NVIDIA's full stack of AI workflows and software development kits, optimized for Azure, will be made available to Azure enterprise customers.
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Philip J Fry said:
I've been stopped out of BOIL multiple times. Every time I put a stop loss, it flashes down just to my level and proceeds to bounce back up for a gain.
I trade small, very wide stops.
New car sales unexpectedly very strong for October. Key FED gauge. FED wants to see that flat to negative to indicate waning demand. Consumers blew right through the higher rates and kept buying everything being produced.
This is the way to trade BOIL. Keep it small and use generous stops. 20% daily swings are common with BOIL.$30,000 Millionaire said:Philip J Fry said:
I've been stopped out of BOIL multiple times. Every time I put a stop loss, it flashes down just to my level and proceeds to bounce back up for a gain.
I trade small, very wide stops.
Other way is to do buy/writes. Premiums are usually juiced.
I've been in cash for a few weeks. I just opened an overall short position with TGT results and massive MU warn and reduction in production.
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Triple_Bagger said:This is the way to trade BOIL. Keep it small and use generous stops. 20% daily swings are common with BOIL.$30,000 Millionaire said:Philip J Fry said:
I've been stopped out of BOIL multiple times. Every time I put a stop loss, it flashes down just to my level and proceeds to bounce back up for a gain.
I trade small, very wide stops.
Other way is to do buy/writes. Premiums are usually juiced.
Yep. If you widen your stops, you have to lower your portion size in order to keep the same max loss amount/percent.
Also in general when setting stops instead of setting them at a support level, realize that prices generally penetrate levels before reversing. Make sire to give your stops a little room beyond your levels for that false breakout or emotional FOMOing to happen just a bit.
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At least we've knocked Skeletor out of the Speaker role.
People need to drive and there's been a shortage of new vehicles. Can't say I'm surprised.Bonfire1996 said:
New car sales unexpectedly very strong for October. Key FED gauge. FED wants to see that flat to negative to indicate waning demand. Consumers blew right through the higher rates and kept buying everything being produced.
Maybe it's a reallocation of spending habits. Can't currently afford that new home, so reallocating those funds to a new car. The American way, gotta spend that money burning a hole in your pocket.techno-ag said:People need to drive and there's been a shortage of new vehicles. Can't say I'm surprised.Bonfire1996 said:
New car sales unexpectedly very strong for October. Key FED gauge. FED wants to see that flat to negative to indicate waning demand. Consumers blew right through the higher rates and kept buying everything being produced.
Definitely that. And, as a whole, we as a country have a MASSIVE spending problem. Environment be damned, I'm getting my new truck, new house, prime steaks, 17 streaming services, etc...wonder if we'll ever find the breaking point.techno-ag said:People need to drive and there's been a shortage of new vehicles. Can't say I'm surprised.Bonfire1996 said:
New car sales unexpectedly very strong for October. Key FED gauge. FED wants to see that flat to negative to indicate waning demand. Consumers blew right through the higher rates and kept buying everything being produced.
Edit - txaggie and I must have been typing at the same time!
Sold the rest of Spxu. Offset boil.
Re: New Cars - Also don't underestimate lender's desire to open the flood gates to all comers, even credit risks, at 5%+ rates. It's like a broken record with credit markets. In 3-5 years they will wonder, "Why did we loan money to those people?!?!?"
AAPL says they will fall 8 million iPhones short this quarter
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Well, now we know why SAVA was run up the last few days. Analyst downgrade to neutral this morning.
Created a nice gap to short.
Created a nice gap to short.
speaking of spending...
JUST IN: US credit-card debt increased by the most in 20 years, with balances rising by 15% from a year earlier, per Bloomberg
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) November 16, 2022
EIA report is out. Oil inventories down from last week by 5.4 million barrels.
People now turning to credit to help cover some of the higher pricing.sts7049 said:
speaking of spending...JUST IN: US credit-card debt increased by the most in 20 years, with balances rising by 15% from a year earlier, per Bloomberg
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) November 16, 2022
Won't be long
Fed's Daly out this morning telling everyone to quit buying **** or we'll keep hiking rates
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Jeez the market sucks today
n_touch said:People now turning to credit to help cover some of the higher pricing.sts7049 said:
speaking of spending...JUST IN: US credit-card debt increased by the most in 20 years, with balances rising by 15% from a year earlier, per Bloomberg
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) November 16, 2022
What's the best investments with respect to this?
Spy 395.90 is being a strong support level so far. If that breaks we might be retesting that 394.50 area today.
Such a dirty stoploss candle for BOIL at 9:53 before immediately spiking
Meeting with a rep from a big time bank this morning. They see 3300ish in 2023 as the last leg down.
I'm just the messenger here.
I'm just the messenger here.
That makes more sense than the recent rally. I don't think this is quite done yet.
That TGT earnings report on theft is insane.
I know their leadership is super woke, but damn - why aren't they putting pressure on local officials, especially in places on the west coast?
I know their leadership is super woke, but damn - why aren't they putting pressure on local officials, especially in places on the west coast?
Because they are insured and law enforcement is unable to help. More efficient to file a claim.
To be fair, you might as well buy new because the used are market is just as bad!Bonfire1996 said:
New car sales unexpectedly very strong for October. Key FED gauge. FED wants to see that flat to negative to indicate waning demand. Consumers blew right through the higher rates and kept buying everything being produced.
Indexes are hovering on the edge of a cliff here.
Do we think we go down to fill that gap at 380 before rising up/sideways movement after thanksgiving and likely around the NY for a retest of 400+?
Or down today and back up, before going down post thanksgiving?
Or down today and back up, before going down post thanksgiving?
I'd argue - folks are buying the same stuff, it just costs 15% to 20% more because of inflation.sts7049 said:
speaking of spending...JUST IN: US credit-card debt increased by the most in 20 years, with balances rising by 15% from a year earlier, per Bloomberg
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) November 16, 2022
I would think Bank of America, Mastercard, AMEXFTAG 2000 said:n_touch said:People now turning to credit to help cover some of the higher pricing.sts7049 said:
speaking of spending...JUST IN: US credit-card debt increased by the most in 20 years, with balances rising by 15% from a year earlier, per Bloomberg
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) November 16, 2022
What's the best investments with respect to this?
Agree with this- and I am actually dealing with this situation in the next few months.Bird Poo said:To be fair, you might as well buy new because the used are market is just as bad!Bonfire1996 said:
New car sales unexpectedly very strong for October. Key FED gauge. FED wants to see that flat to negative to indicate waning demand. Consumers blew right through the higher rates and kept buying everything being produced.
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