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I'm not sure I have enough active $$ to justify the monthly cost. Is it really 19-59$ a month? I'm trading my retirement on a preservation of capital perspective. I'm really looking to not trade but invest in growth with a safety net below.Originally Posted by Madison
Thx again for your help!
i invested at 2 and took grief in this thread
Stimulus still up the air? Seems mostly anticipated. I think we have to know tonight. if it's a yes, probably tomorrow +1%; if it's a no, down 2.5%, maybe more. Fake market all propped up by free money.
Free money, yes, but I lost a bunch by not understanding the value of free $ in 2009. What 9 trillion in cash on the sidelines now with nowhere to go but equities?? Seems to me in the short term there's a big safety net under equities.
Only if they pass this one now and even then, it's all baked in and overpriced. 2009 took 4 years to get back to "pre-crash" levels; this one happened in 4 months. Much too far much too fast. Huge pitfalls remain.
Spot on. But the real safety net is the Fed, standing by ready to do "whatever it takes." Much to the chagrin of the Bears. Doesn't seem fair.
The Fed doesn't have much more left. Relying on Congress now. That's always risky.
Hope it doesn't come to it but they'll be adding ETFs to their balance sheet if a real free-fall were to kick in.
I am using the free version since my main platform is Tradestation.....
You can do plenty with free version!
https://seekingalpha.com/news/361878...ing-up-to-165m
guys giveme a thought on this.It goes to nyse oct 8th. If i get 30 a shareit would be lovely.
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interesting, will add to watchlist... nice yoy growth, I like they have the niche in sports to separate themselves from competitors
It feels gross to a secular trend growth investor like me but I’m looking at beaten down value stocks for trades....assuming tech already severely overweight on fund managers books and they will be looking for value: US Bancorps, Boeing, XLE, XLF to name a few. Maybe some Macy’s and Coty...
any thoughts on beaten down stocks poised for moves with stimulus ?
i think ibm will rise but not willing to invest until shit hits the fan. been playng dividend game. i think if biden gets elected caterpiller and construction companies will go up.
As far as fubo someone was talking about them trying something with draft kings or fan duel.
I bought some BA last Friday but intend to hold it longer term, not looking for a trade. But I like your concept.
When JFK was killed the market plummeted for two days then got everything got back. This could draw out due to the time it takes to recover from COVID. But make no mistake about it, he will recover.
A better analogy or parallel to this news rather than the JFK murder might be the Reagan shooting where he was in the hospital and we didn't know if he would survive. Luckily it turned out okay but there were some harrowing days for sure.
I expect this admin to protect his health status very closely. He could be vented and they'd release a vid of him doing jumping jacks lol
You are more likely to be right than wrong but I wouldn’t emphatically say he will recover. Even with full blast early treatment no one can predict how someone’s immune system will react to the virus.
True Trob'er I will amend my odds to 98%, not kidding. The treatments are soooooooo much better now and u know his docs will throw everything at this to keep him upright.
When we all need to sober up check the "deficit clock". I spent 5 minutes there earlier this week. Was circa 26/27 Trillion. Was growing by a Million about every 30 seconds. Another stimulus aside I'm very afraid what this is going to do to future generations. I've been waiting for decades for inflation (yeah I know there's some real inflation) but check out history and inflation and what it can do to all our net worth.
Mostly agree, but in 2009 the fed had real interest at 7%. I was short (ended up ok but had serious bleeding at times) and got killed many days when they had an emergency rate drop. Worried what their options are now.
I agree. The problem isn't now. Shoulda been able to roughly balance the budget in "good times" so that you have cushion for bad times. Where's Ross Perot?
This thought scares even me. Becoming a communist state, where the government owns us all, although not sure we're not half way there?
Thank you again for your time! Will check out.
IMHO beware the banks.
Waiting on Mods to post odds. Just kidding??
They shouldn’t throw anything more than is necessary. Treatments can sometimes cause more harm when used inappropriately. I suspect if he has some symptoms they’d start with remdesivir and maybe azithromycin. I wouldn’t shot gun and give him steroids or convalescent plasma. First do no harm. I’m afraid sometimes the WH docs can be over influenced into making mistakes.
LOL, want to stay clear of politics but he was who I voted for. Wasted effort but oh well...
Where are fiscal conservatives?
Me too. My first vote.
At the gun this morning I bought 100 shares of UPRO, now looking for the market to not only get positive but ride up a couple of points to around 336 on the SPY.
Also may trim my GLD a little down to around 175 shares from 225 by the end of the day. Once the stimulus talks die out, the gold price will fall for GLD to around $170 where I'll buy those 50 and probably another 100 or even 200 shares back.
How much you pay to buy & sell ? (Fees)
I use Ameritrade's Thinkorswim trading platform. They don't have commissions to buy or sell stocks. They do charge for options but I rarely play those types of plays. I'm sure they do charge for margin, but not sure what that is.
Ok thank you for that info.
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