Looks like Oxy hit that $50 line just a few min ago...what are your current thoughts?
I exited around $450. Are we thinking we have a bottom in place here?Brian Earl Spilner said:
Glad I still have 50 shares of SMCI in my brokerage, but my poor Roth account is missing it since I fully exited my SMCI position in there. And pretty much at the bottom.
Sigh.
nah, this is just a relief bounce on overall markets IMO. The whole month of September is usually caca.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Doubtful anyone really knows. But sure as hell looks like my exit at $388 is pretty much the worst place I could have done it.
bmoochie said:
90 points down. Almost 100 back up. Crazy crazy price action today
Already started taking profits on my other shares. First target hit at $440.Brewmaster said:nah, this is just a relief bounce on overall markets IMO. The whole month of September is usually caca.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Doubtful anyone really knows. But sure as hell looks like my exit at $388 is pretty much the worst place I could have done it.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Doubtful anyone really knows.
curious what HA or Prog think. Really looks like bigs unloading positions (to my less trained eyes).bmoochie said:
90 points down. Almost 100 back up. Crazy crazy price action today
Chop chop chop. Traders market.Brewmaster said:curious what HA or Prog think. Really looks like bigs unloading positions (to my less trained eyes).bmoochie said:
90 points down. Almost 100 back up. Crazy crazy price action today
c'mon TSLT, daddy needs 14.40 (pm highs). that was my daily scalp
Sorry I missed this.CheladaAg said:
Looks like Oxy hit that $50 line just a few min ago...what are your current thoughts?
Are we anticipating that with a 50 basis point cut? And maybe sell the news on a 25 basis cut?El_duderino said:
It held $540 and had a big push up today which definitely opens the potential for blow off top with rate cut next week.
pricing in 14% chance of 50 cut, so not reallyfauxstradamus said:Are we anticipating that with a 50 basis point cut? And maybe sell the news on a 25 basis cut?El_duderino said:
It held $540 and had a big push up today which definitely opens the potential for blow off top with rate cut next week.
We're ****edQuote:
The U.S. government for the first time has spent more than $1 trillion this year on interest payments for its $35.3 trillion national debt, the Treasury Department reported Thursday.
With the Federal Reserve holding benchmark rates at their highest in 23 years, the government has laid out $1.049 trillion on debt service, up 30% from the same period a year ago and part of a projected $1.158 trillion in payments for the full year.
Subtracting the interest the government earns on its investments, net interest payments have totaled $843 billion, higher than any other category except Social Security and Medicare.
The jump in debt service costs came as the U.S. budget deficit surged in August, edging closer to $2 trillion for the full year.
With one month left in the federal government's fiscal year, the August shortfall popped by $380 billion, a dramatic reversal from the $89 billion surplus for the same month a year prior that was due largely to accounting maneuvers involving student debt forgiveness.
That took the 2024 deficit to just shy of $1.9 trillion, or a 24% increase from the same point a year ago.
Agree, although I hope and pray government is massively pared down and soon (the time is pretty much now or bust). Many branches could go buh bye and save taxpayers real money (some of these are already handled well at the state level). apologies if I'm dipping into politics, that's as far as I'll elaborateChef Elko said:
Gotta make hay while the sun is shining! We have to amass as much wealth as we can before the music stops. I'm younger and fear capitalism is being phased out. I expect to be severly handicapped on my path towards retirement while putting in more work into whatever new system is installed by the government.
if Trump wins, PLTR to the moon Thiel and Vance are pretty close.ProgN said:
CEO of PLTR just said "bat **** crazy" during live interview on CNBC.