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The market sure has been on a wild ride today.
I remember watching and acknowledging those moves would be looked back at as some did in 2000 and 2008 when investors/traders used Buffett exiting positions in the same way..More bad news for Cathie with TSLA down 7% today and nearly 40% from its ATH in November which is coincidently when Elon cashed out of a ton of his shares. Looking back, was that not the most obvious sell signal ever? It seems it was mostly ignored by retail investors. We'll look back as that being the top/end of the Covid bull run.
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Oh. Crazy. I saw the pypl tweet but didn't know it was a thread. I'm still getting used to Twitter since they forced me to log in just to follow.You should have told me that his tweet was a thread. I just saw it. He posted charts for ARKK's greatest hits and then topped it off with this tweet.
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Considering he bought more shares than he sold, I think all will be well with that specific stock. Tech and growth stocks have all been bleeding wildly lately. Time will tell.More bad news for Cathie with TSLA down 7% today and nearly 40% from its ATH in November which is coincidently when Elon cashed out of a ton of his shares. Looking back, was that not the most obvious sell signal ever? It seems it was mostly ignored by retail investors. We'll look back as that being the top/end of the Covid bull run.
Didn't he sell so he could exercise options at a ridiculously low price?Considering he bought more shares than he sold, I think all will be well with that specific stock. Tech and growth stocks have all been bleeding wildly lately. Time will tell.
paying taxes on the options too.Didn't he sell so he could exercise options at a ridiculously low price?
I have LMT, which has been underwhelming but should be fairly solid long-term.Anyone have of a good defense contractor ETF or fund? It might be the way to go for the next little bit.
This is a time when volatility becomes unbounded/unwound... Charts are behaving alot like the volatility during the COVID crash.What an unexpected rally. I never thought the market would close positive today much less significantly positive. What a swing from the open!
What an unexpected rally. I never thought the market would close positive today much less significantly positive. What a swing from the open!
I would say if anything, these are moves from stop losses being hit. Margin calls, etc... cause the accelerated spike. Seeing gold take a dump while this was happening kinda made me think that was the case. Gold is usually sold during asset flushes to cover for lack of liquidity in accounts.Yep this morning my friend texted me my IRA is tanking this sucks. I said to her yes with Russia and Ukraine this is going to be a thing for awhile just stay the course. Just texted me again, WTH all the markets closed green?
Probably won't last but I suspect part of it was unfortunately lots of people probably shorted the market knowing Russia would inevitably attack, made their money, and then closed their positions.
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Yeah. I got an alert at 140 and balked. I'm an idiot. Hopefully I get another chance.MMM back over 150, but it's still way down from the 170-190 range where it has spent most of the last year hanging out.
For awhile there in 2020 and most of 2021 I think that theory would have panned out much better. Fridays were known as Vix crush Friday. Probably alot to do with weekly options expiration from market makers.I back-tested my 2022 Friday assumption/theory and if you started with 10K on 1/7, you'd have gained a whopping $22 as of today.