Double bottom 3973.31. Big buyer sitting right above the gap fill.
Now to jump into the chart
— Michael Burry Stock Tracker ♟ (@burrytracker) March 22, 2023
The X-axis is unrealized losses as a percentage of Common Equity Tier 1 Capital (CET1) or highest quality of regulatory capital
The y-axis is measuring the percentage of deposits over $250k at each individual bank pic.twitter.com/MiAfLsdyJA
I checked the Pelosi stock tracker on twitter, no mention of it yet. although by the time we do catch wind of it, might be too late.EngrAg14 said:
Can anyone confirm Pelosi selling stocks at a loss?
Assuming this is true, likely implies a drop and they want the equity for the bottom of it.
W😳W Nancy Pelosi sold her stocks for a massive loss
— 🦅 Eagle Wings 🦅 (@CRRJA5) March 27, 2023
🤔 Inquiring minds want to know Is a stock market crash imminent? pic.twitter.com/DtdfCqb9Sz
aggielax11 said:
Any thoughts on FCNCB having a $249.99 gain for the day with the news they are buying a lot of SVB's assets?
I'm accumulating $WAL across all accounts. I saw an analyst on CNBC say it's his top pick and why. I asked Bonfire to look at it and give us his opinion and it was positive. Another friend of mine with deep ties to that sector echoed both of them too. It's also paying 4.2% dividend at it's current price. I think it returns to it's previous trading range of $67-80 when this fear of banks collapsing subsides but you'll get 4.2% on your money while you wait. Here's the segment that brought it to my attention.HoustonAg_2009 said:
Is anyone flirting with buying some of the regional banks that look "safe"? Obviously there is risk/reward, but hearing more and more that it could be a great time to pick some up. Thoughts?
ProgN said:
Question for our vet members. I've always had small dogs but my son wanted a German Shepard, so now we have one. He spends the days outside and with spring here I know fleas, ticks etc. will become an issue.
What oral monthly meds do you recommend that I get for him to control that? TIA
FishrCoAg said:ProgN said:
Question for our vet members. I've always had small dogs but my son wanted a German Shepard, so now we have one. He spends the days outside and with spring here I know fleas, ticks etc. will become an issue.
What oral monthly meds do you recommend that I get for him to control that? TIA
I use either Nexgard or Bravecto for my patients. Nexgard monthly or bravecto every 90 days. Cost similar.
2nd round trip for me. The last spike was driven by insider buying, not sure what's causing it this time.Charismatic Megafauna said:
Brds making another ho at it this morning?
Everytime I shop at Walmart, I am reminded why I do not shop at Walmart.MAS444 said:
Any other thoughts on WAL?