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DaFace 11:23 AM 06-27-2016
A place to talk about investing stuff.
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scho63 11:18 AM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by Buehler445:
Wish I held Kroger a few days longer.
Just like your NVDA
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Buehler445 11:21 AM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by scho63:
Just like your NVDA
I don’t think I had NVDA. If I did it wasn’t very long. Or maybe it was so bad I blocked it out.
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Hog's Gone Fishin 11:24 AM 03-07-2022
I had NVDA and sold at 53. I thought I was brilliant!
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Buehler445 11:24 AM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by scho63:
What's the next line of support?

What's the chart saying or is there no real support here? :-)


Looks like there is pretty decent support right here.
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Rain Man 11:26 AM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
Rainman, Do you still have BBBY ? It's busting a nut today!
Nah, I dumped it a long time ago. Even with today's bump it's still 50 percent down from where I bought it.
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chiefforlife 11:27 AM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by scho63:
This morning on CNBC Worldwide Exchange, a Wedbush analyst took a blowtorch to Cathy Wood and her Ark Funds. Called them complete garbage and that she had the worst strategy as a portfolio manager, trying to catch falling knives by keep buying in as the tech wrecks kept dropping by 30-40-50% or more.

It was the most brutal attack from one Wall Streeter against another since Carl Icahn went after Bill Ackman over Herbalife.

Basically said she did nothing to protect her clients assets in a tough market and made it worse by an overly risky strategy.
She deserved every bit of that too. Ive paid attention to her moves since she became some sort of guru to a lot of people. All I can say is that she got very lucky. Since then, she has lost so much money, her trades make zero sense.

Her buy high sell low strategy is literally killing her ARK funds.

Glad I only watched and didnt follow her into the market...
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Hog's Gone Fishin 11:29 AM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
Nah, I dumped it a long time ago. Even with today's bump it's still 50 percent down from where I bought it.
Dang, I was hoping to hit a homerun. It was up 100% right at market open.
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petegz28 12:26 PM 03-07-2022
Shit is getting nasty as fuck right now....
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petegz28 12:27 PM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by Buehler445:


Looks like there is pretty decent support right here.
I won't call that support based on the action I am seeing. It could be but we are already breaking through it in the QQQs. SPYs may hold it. If it holds then awesome.
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lewdog 12:34 PM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by petegz28:
Shit is getting nasty as fuck right now....
NASDAQ touched 20% loss again.
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Buehler445 12:37 PM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by petegz28:
I won't call that support based on the action I am seeing. It could be but we are already breaking through it in the QQQs. SPYs may hold it. If it holds then awesome.
Yeah. They probably won’t. Technicals kind of go out the window if there is mania.

But there was a lot of resistance type activity back when it went by there on the way up. Hopefully it holds, just from a volatility standpoint.

Supposedly a lot of people retired in 20-21. With inflation and the dump of the stock market those people might be facing some adverse conditions. Whether they understand it or not.
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Buehler445 01:13 PM 03-07-2022
So I’m sitting on a zoom presentation from KSU extension about the Russia/Ukraine shit.

One of the dudes just said Russia raised their bond rates from 8.5% to 20(!)% to stem the free fall of the ruble.

Does it make any sense to buy some Russian bonds and take them to term? I don’t know what instruments would even be available, but a 20% return on … anything in any term isn’t a bad return. Plus if they pay out rubles after a recovery of the ruble compared to US dollars (no idea if this is possible or not). Obviously the risk would be if Russia collapsed and they’re worthless, but that seems unlikely.

I know little about bonds. Am I missing something here?
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lewdog 01:36 PM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by Buehler445:
So I’m sitting on a zoom presentation from KSU extension about the Russia/Ukraine shit.

One of the dudes just said Russia raised their bond rates from 8.5% to 20(!)% to stem the free fall of the ruble.

Does it make any sense to buy some Russian bonds and take them to term? I don’t know what instruments would even be available, but a 20% return on … anything in any term isn’t a bad return. Plus if they pay out rubles after a recovery of the ruble compared to US dollars (no idea if this is possible or not). Obviously the risk would be if Russia collapsed and they’re worthless, but that seems unlikely.

I know little about bonds. Am I missing something here?
You’re missing possible sanctions coming down on being a foreigner and owning any of that.

Plus trusting Russia with your money.

No
Thanks.
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petegz28 01:51 PM 03-07-2022
Fuck, market is crashing.......
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lewdog 02:04 PM 03-07-2022
Originally Posted by petegz28:
Fuck, market is crashing.......
Technicals are out the window now.
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