Right back into this zone
The talking heads have never properly identified tops and bottoms (almost nobody has), so their opining is no more valid than anyone else's. Regarding money on the sidelines, that's money sitting in nice yielding accounts, most likely risk averse retirees, and isn't likely to flow out and into risk assets if it hasn't already. You might need to see mid $5,000's again before that is even considered.. yet it wasn't considered last time it was there. That talking point has been mentioned for the last 2 years, yet the same money stays on the sidelines. Not reliable,EnronAg said:while I tend to agree with you, the talking heads on CNBC, FoxBusiness, etc have been saying there is record level cash still on the sidelines...margin is still at reasonable & not extended levels...I just don't see this burning theater until the beaucrats decide when to pull the wool over our eyes on this goldilocks economy and when they want to start blaming the orange man for everything...can't see that happening until he's officially in office...and probably not until mid to late 2025 honestly if they want to blame his policies that he's put into place...Heineken-Ashi said:
Like I've been saying, there's very little ammo on the sidelines after the election to buy the dips. If the selling extends beyond a reasonable level, you enter the scenario of a crowded burning theater and everyone trying to exit through a crawlspace. Very few will successfully exit and many will burn.
Nice $4 swings on that 1 month chart.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Nice double dip on SOXL for me today. Sold a bunch at 30.95, re-bought at 29.65, now riding the second wave up.
Also bought a lot more TNA though I didn't quite time the bottom.
Yes. And you missed it. Black Friday and Cyber Money is 70% off. Maybe wait until Christmas and see if they run any deals around end of year.El_duderino said:
Anyone pay for TradingView? I find it much better for charting than TOS and debating on paying for it
The cool thing is, when they do run specials, it only adds time onto your current plan. So you can upgrade during the next special and have that cheaper plan tacked on to your current. I think there's another major discount around either Easter or Fathers day.El_duderino said:
I might go ahead with essential anyways. Annual plan right now looks like it's barely more than the Black Friday pricing was
Hit me up and follow me on there. I'm going to start publishing more charts in the new year.El_duderino said:
Awesome. Thanks for the heads up.
It broke my most aggressive support trendlineBucketofBalls99 said:
Was there a some posts about NVDA in the last couple of weeks or so? I've tried to spot check back but with no luck. Just noticed they are down like $10-$15/sh over the last week plus. Just wondering
El_duderino said:
Gave you a follow.
ProgN said:El_duderino said:
Gave you a follow.
ReturnOfTheAg said:
Curious if FUBO stands to benefit from the bad press of YouTube TVs price increase.
Fubo pro plan is the same price as YouTube TVs base plan but has way more offerings.
Price has slid the last few days, but wondering how this could shake out - or if anyone has experience with one vs the other
DC901 said:
direct tv streaming is a better streaming service. The packages start at 89 and go up to 109.
eeek.M4 Benelli said:
SMCI looking to raise capital
And they choose..harge57 said:eeek.M4 Benelli said:
SMCI looking to raise capital
I have stopped paying close attention, but didn't they end some relationships with some banks recently. Not sure what was behind that, but changes to revolving credit are not typically a good sign.
JUST IN: THE NASDAQ 100 IS REBALANCING
— Evan (@StockMKTNewz) December 14, 2024
Here are the stocks being added to the index:
Palantir $PLTR
MicroStrategy $MSTR$AXON
Here are the stocks being removed from the index:
Super Micro $SMCI
Moderna $MRNA
Illumina $ILMN pic.twitter.com/d3iuSqkM7C
as in... buy high sell low? bold strategy but seems to be working out for themMas89 said:
lol at Rebalancing. Getting rid of the dogs and adding new bulls.