Picked Intel @ $35.71
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And I'm out @ $36.28 lol. Got scared of the chart and the volume. It could have went south in a hurry. Any profit is good profit. Maybe I'll get back in for the dividend next week.
I added to my ARRY on Monday. The five day chart is looking up lol. Management thought they were in good enough position to acquire another company in Jan. At some point the solar stocks have to take off, right?
Array Technologies Completes Acquisition of STI Norland | Array Technologies, Inc.
Establishes Array as Global Leader in Solar Trackers with Leading Positions in North America, Latin America and Europe ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Jan. 11, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Array Technologies (NASDAQ: ARRY) (“Array” or “the Company”), a leading provider of tracker solutions and services forir.arraytechinc.com
Solar stocks are starting to take off... The 5 day chart is lookin' good. I have positions ranging from $36 (yikes) to $10 (m'kay) buy prices.
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Unless you’re sono groupSolar stocks are starting to take off... The 5 day chart is lookin' good. I have positions ranging from $36 (yikes) to $10 (m'kay) buy prices.
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I bought that ipo and make money same day on the jump
Down from $20 at IPO to 2 lol
Tom lee calling for 4800 level S&P by EOY.
Man if we rally back to flat after this washout and de leverage that sure would be amazing!
3 bear markets in 5 years...whew. that is a Uber bullish setup!
Man if we rally back to flat after this washout and de leverage that sure would be amazing!
3 bear markets in 5 years...whew. that is a Uber bullish setup!
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My favorite data Quant posted that in all prior case study for the S&P after this week's breadth thrust, the bottom was in.
100% of cases posed 95% or better returns 5 years out..... here's to SPY 820s in 2027!!
100% of cases posed 95% or better returns 5 years out..... here's to SPY 820s in 2027!!
Risky preferred that is a qualified dividend: QRTEP
Current yield is 15.12%
First call date is 9/18/2025 at a price of $104.00
Redemption date is 3/15/2031
Par (Liquidation Value) $100.00
The risky part is supply chain and port disruptions and they had a warehouse fire. The fire is insured for contents and business interruption.
Qurate Retail, Inc. (NASDAQ:QRTEA) is one of the companies that are part of legendary investor John Malone’s media empire. Malone is a billionaire, philanthropist and the largest landowner in the US (according to Wikipedia). QRTEA sports such brands as QVC, HSN (Home Shopping Network), Ballard Designs, Frontgate, Zulily, Garnet Hill and Grandin Road.
I would think that Malone is buying the preferred at these prices, it would be stupid not to.
I have some and may add a little more.
Current yield is 15.12%
First call date is 9/18/2025 at a price of $104.00
Redemption date is 3/15/2031
Par (Liquidation Value) $100.00
The risky part is supply chain and port disruptions and they had a warehouse fire. The fire is insured for contents and business interruption.
Qurate Retail, Inc. (NASDAQ:QRTEA) is one of the companies that are part of legendary investor John Malone’s media empire. Malone is a billionaire, philanthropist and the largest landowner in the US (according to Wikipedia). QRTEA sports such brands as QVC, HSN (Home Shopping Network), Ballard Designs, Frontgate, Zulily, Garnet Hill and Grandin Road.
I would think that Malone is buying the preferred at these prices, it would be stupid not to.
I have some and may add a little more.
your TQQQ killed it the last few days!
couple guys i listen to seemed to think 340-350, but they are merely guessing. I’m sure they may have changed their tune now that even the weekly chart on SPY is giving the buy signal. She is overbought all the way up until the daily though.
I hope your guy is right
Is that the asian dude that was on yesterday?
It’s funny, there’s just as many people calling for 3600 or below by EOY as 4800. We’ll actually more I guess. That dude was the first I’ve seen someone call for 4800 by EOY.
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Yeah he runs fundstrat, typical permabull but he's been better than most for years.
The other person I follow is CIOVACCO CAPITAL.
I learned in the covid crash, it seemed everyone screams with lower price targets all the way to the bottom.
A few weeks back when the 10yr RIPPED people were tripping over themselves to outhawk or outbear each other. That was the bottom.
Until proven otherwise.
My new mantra is they had to lock earth down to get a 35% drawdown.
So unless everything comes to a halt on earth, I think we're good.
The other person I follow is CIOVACCO CAPITAL.
I learned in the covid crash, it seemed everyone screams with lower price targets all the way to the bottom.
A few weeks back when the 10yr RIPPED people were tripping over themselves to outhawk or outbear each other. That was the bottom.
Until proven otherwise.
My new mantra is they had to lock earth down to get a 35% drawdown.
So unless everything comes to a halt on earth, I think we're good.
finally went green on GOOG after buying pre split.
Thanks to the people who told me to stay on MSFT. Still sold some but have ~100 shares left.
Thanks to the people who told me to stay on MSFT. Still sold some but have ~100 shares left.
Yield-curve inversion hits widest level in 22 years
Aug. 04, 2022 9:20 AM ETiShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF (AGG), BND, TLT, IEIIEFBy: Jason Capul, SA News Editor11 Comments
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The yield curve between the 2-year and 10-year Treasury notes has inverted to its widest point in 22 years, dating back to September of 2000.
On Thursday morning, the spread between the 2- and 10-year yields hovers around -38 basis points. During the day's early action, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield (US10Y) slipped seven basis points to 2.67%, while the U.S. 2-year Treasury yield (US2Y) retreated five basis points to 3.05%.
Bigger picture, in 2022, the 10-Year has risen by 114 basis points and the 2-Year has increased by 229 basis points. These moves equate to a spread contraction of 115 basis points between the two instruments over the course of the year so far.
Historically, extended inversion periods tend to foreshadow future market downturns. Since 2000, there are two prime examples: In 2006-2007, the yield curve inverted for an elongated period of time and acted as a precursor to the Great Recession of 2008-2009. Previously, similar conditions occurred in 2000, presaging the 2001-2003 market meltdown.
Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine Capital LP stated: “The 2-year 10-year yield curve inversion is gaining steam. At 36 basis points right now. Rough road ahead.”
There are so many conflicting economic signs it is driving me nuts.
GME / AMC Getting movement this week... I bet $35 by Friday for AMC
I sold one of my positions in AMC for a nice profit this morning. Thinking about buying NVDA on the weakness.
WTF? Up 6,000% today.
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Figured if I'm going to buy a meme stock might as well use a stupid number.
420 of BBBY
420 of BBBY
Anyone think now is a decent time to buy cruise stocks?
Gas price dropping, COVID becoming like the "flu".
Royal Caribbean was at 80 before the gas price surge. Went to 30 and is now at 42 for example
Of course the fears of recession and people actually stopping spending money on travel/vacation is a worry.
Gas price dropping, COVID becoming like the "flu".
Royal Caribbean was at 80 before the gas price surge. Went to 30 and is now at 42 for example
Of course the fears of recession and people actually stopping spending money on travel/vacation is a worry.
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