BucketofBalls99 said:

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hopefully it's not one of these scenarios where Monday piggybacks from Friday

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Would love to see continuation for once. Most setups to the downside haven't materialized... for quite some time now.

TLT going parabolic...looks like an AI stock

EnronAg said:

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TLT going parabolic...looks like an AI stock

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After 6 months I'm finally in the green.

Viking therapeutics my only friend today

Heineken-Ashi said:

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SNCY - if you wait to long, you risk not getting an entry. Reversal seems to have started. Looking to take profits on $17.50 April puts if it can hit $15. Might happen quickly. Might take weeks. But $15 should give a 2x if you got in yesterday.

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Have gotten nearly to 2x twice today on volatility surges. I will take half off if I get 2x. Otherwise, staying the ride.

If UPST can't hold here then it's going try for $68.

It appears that Communist China is about to release another even more deadly coronavirus bioweapon on the world, newly "discovered" (synthesized) by the Bat Woman Zhengli Shi of the Wuhan Institute of Virology.https://t.co/EFmKoEEH3Q

— Dr. Lawrence Sellin (@LawrenceSellin) February 21, 2025

This caused a little bit of extra dumpage when it was read over the Squawk about half an hour ago.

Boy, sure glad I averaged down my Tesla calls yesterday!

Lads keep a watchful eye on AEHR, this OPEX tomfoolery could provide good entry. Just added to my position. They've been knocked down due to an earnings miss that didn't include a bunch of forth coming orders that will be included next Q. This thing has movement when it "moves," which it was doing right before today.

Maybe we can get half of this back today??








Maybe?

BucketofBalls99 said:

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Maybe we can get half of this back today??








Maybe?

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I think we continue to deteriorate and close at the lows...

S&P now red on the 1 month chart.

Opened at 5969, so still green by 1%

Opening a position on UPRO.

1 month chart, not the month of February.

Ah just the last 30 days. I'm over here staring at the monthly chart

As good as my timing was with SOXL, basically the opposite is true for TNA. Felt like selling early this week though I was still in the red on it. Should've followed my gut.

Now it's just ugly.

what are the MOC figures you're seeing...gotta be a healthy sell number, right??

(and how does one pull that information?)

woof - not my best week

EnronAg said:

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what are the MOC figures you're seeing...gotta be a healthy sell number, right??

(and how does one pull that information?)

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Not published until closer to close.

SOXL just filled the 28.50 gap. Made a big purchase here, though still got more below just in case.

Could be a very nice return next week if this holds.

Is anyone here still holding Blink Charging shares? If so, what's the plan?

I missed the abandon ship order and am down a few thousand...

Same story with Cleanspark.

While there is still some supports in this market, I've been warning that the upside I've been looking for is the "LAST" move in AT LEAST a 6-7 month pattern, if not the last move of much longer timeframe patterns. I've also tried to make it very clear that while I'm leaning towards one more high, it absolutely DOES NOT have to happen. Enough is in place for a major major top to have been struck. We are also on the exact day that led to the COVID crash.. a crash that followed a bull run that started on Aug 5th, 2019, same exact day this bull run started in 2024. That could be merely coincidental. But given how extended this market is, I would be very careful with longs over the weekend. A significant gap down on some sort of global news could open well below your stop.

I will repeat. I am not calling a top as in. I'm saying to be VERY careful with your long exposure and understand the risks.

Anyone strategize like this? I plan to sell POWL to take the tax loss, immediately buy back in IRA, then sell IRA shares after 30 days and buy back POWL in taxable account. Any thoughts?

Heineken-Ashi said:

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EnronAg said:

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what are the MOC figures you're seeing...gotta be a healthy sell number, right??

(and how does one pull that information?)

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Not published until closer to close.

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Hey mate... I put a SPY stop at $608 after over doubling my SPY position. Same with Powell at $187. I was pissy yesterday that damn near all my stops hit, but I'm happy about it today.

The spike didn't happen, but damn I feel like I dodge a hell of bullet today. Thank you for the incites.

Currently sitting on a small position in MSFT, my O&G stocks although I've trimmed a few, and a small PLTR position.

Everything else is on the sideline for now.

Chef Elko said:

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Anyone strategize like this? I plan to sell POWL to take the tax loss, immediately buy back in IRA, then sell IRA shares after 30 days and buy back POWL in taxable account. Any thoughts?

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I believe that's still a wash sale, even if done between different accounts.

Woods Ag said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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EnronAg said:

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what are the MOC figures you're seeing...gotta be a healthy sell number, right??

(and how does one pull that information?)

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Not published until closer to close.

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Hey mate... I put a SPY stop at $608 after over doubling my SPY position. Same with Powell at $187. I was pissy yesterday that damn near all my stops hit, but I'm happy about it today.

The spike didn't happen, but damn I feel like I dodge a hell of bullet today. Thank you for the incites.

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Always know your risk tolerance and never be pissed if you get stopped. It's there for a reason. Playing the market is about taking chances. Knowing when to get out or when to pivot is more than half the battle.

That's lame, I guess I need to be more careful with stocks I own across retirement accounts and regular brokerage accounts

Thoughts on GOF?

Net ~12% dividend investing in risky bonds. They pay monthly - .18/share.

My risk is the price dropping as it's trading at a 35% premium currently, but that's because they've been so consistent with the dividend.

UPST CEO sold 42% of his direct owned shares. He still indirectly owns 10.7M through trusts. So technically a pindrop of his total. But still relevant. CEO's rarely sell near bottoms.

El Chupacabra said:

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who do y'all use for trading? Robinhood?

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Guessing Schwab and Interactive Brokers would be 2 of the most common.

I have accounts at Scwhab, Fidelity, and Vanguard (bleh)

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Schwab corporate 401K (hate it)

Fidelity private brokerage (love it)