SMCI announces earnings date but does NOT announce pre-release which sends it WAY down below the 50-day ema. Could be a lotto watcher.
ProgN said:
We're going green
I never regret booking profits, no matter the amount.bmoochie said:ProgN said:
We're going green
Bet you're glad you sold those puts for profit now huh
McInnis 03 said:
Fridays limited news rreleases = no 7am play today. Bummer
Btw, watch DJT today, it has that meme feel to it in premkt
Up 7% as of now. You thinking I should take the money and run or hold on?Chef Elko said:
Out of HUMA. Thanks for the rec! Keeping this on the watchlist, I need to follow the politician stock tracker more.
What do you think about buying/holding shares for 2024?Heineken-Ashi said:
Have another longer term play on a familiar name.
BLDE
Price levels laid out in the previous post. Can easily play shares, but I like the options because ED reversals are the only plays that give you both a time AND price target. So knowing the timeline, the options will pay out multiples more than the shares at a fraction of the cost.South Platte said:What do you think about buying/holding shares for 2024?Heineken-Ashi said:
Have another longer term play on a familiar name.
BLDE
nortex97 said:
He mighta gotten insight from his armed services committee seat about their vascular graft approval…which got a lot of data from use/applications in Ukraine.
https://investors.humacyte.com/news-releases/news-release-details/human-acellular-vesseltm-havtm-biologics-license-application
Caveat; I have no idea. Humacyte I've had a tangential interest in with my wife being T1D and they have a project for islet cell transplants with JDRF but I haven't seen chatter about that since it was announced last April.
While risking sounding like a nut, could be anywhere from 10-20 years, obviously with multi-month and multi-year bull markets separating out the larger drawdowns, but slowly eroding price over time back to 2000-2009 levels. Nothing is a certainty, but I can't stress enough risk management right now. Things are teetering on the edge of a cliff and we have a volatile election coming up and all sorts of alarm bells going off.Pignorant said:
When you say long term bear market, what is your timeframe?
If rates stay high and market factors worsen than 5% t-bills is going to sound a lot better than equities for large sums of money.Heineken-Ashi said:While risking sounding like a nut, could be anywhere from 10-20 years, obviously with multi-month and multi-year bull markets separating out the larger drawdowns, but slowly eroding price over time back to 2000-2009 levels. Nothing is a certainty, but I can't stress enough risk management right now. Things are teetering on the edge of a cliff and we have a volatile election coming up and all sorts of alarm bells going off.Pignorant said:
When you say long term bear market, what is your timeframe?
Zoom out on the all time SPX chart and put it in log mode. Zoom out on the 15 year chart going back to 2009. Zoom out on the 5 year chart going back to COVID. There's a lot of open air below. I don't think we see SPX 1,000 or anything, but it wouldn't shock me to see 3,000 again and maybe even lower.
Yes, IF we get large drawdown, it will a similar buying opportunity as 2009.SF2004 said:If rates stay high and market factors worsen than 5% t-bills is going to sound a lot better than equities for large sums of money.Heineken-Ashi said:While risking sounding like a nut, could be anywhere from 10-20 years, obviously with multi-month and multi-year bull markets separating out the larger drawdowns, but slowly eroding price over time back to 2000-2009 levels. Nothing is a certainty, but I can't stress enough risk management right now. Things are teetering on the edge of a cliff and we have a volatile election coming up and all sorts of alarm bells going off.Pignorant said:
When you say long term bear market, what is your timeframe?
Zoom out on the all time SPX chart and put it in log mode. Zoom out on the 15 year chart going back to 2009. Zoom out on the 5 year chart going back to COVID. There's a lot of open air below. I don't think we see SPX 1,000 or anything, but it wouldn't shock me to see 3,000 again and maybe even lower.
I too don't think SPX 1000 or anything but a drop back to pre covid levels at least isn't out of the question.
Generational buying opportunity if you are below he age of 45.
If you are over 45 manage risk like beer candle guy said.
HoustonAg_2009 said:
Prog When are you going to start nibbling on AIQ?