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Yeah, I need to play the waves better. Been on a long term hold phase.. also really busy, so I miss market timing.
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Very curious how the China/Hong Kong markets play out overnight. Im wondering if they will react to today's trading/selling activity. Two Fed bank presidents selling everything and retiring early. SPY saw no bounce today.
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Much like last year, the money is flowing into the OTC right now. Custodianships and merger plays are heating up.
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Guys, if the market has another ugly day like this tomorrow, i am worried it may portend another - if not crash- then at least a major correction…. I may pull out the majority of my investments and run for the safe harbor of CASH…. Not my TSLA though, believe it or not it’s actually up today .
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What's your thesis for a crash?
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Saw a guy calling for one of the biggest crashes in history in October. After a big eye roll as he was talking about the explosion of money supply while money velocity was crashing I took a look and dude has a point.
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Maybe put in a stop loss on stocks to avoid losing more value than you are comfortable with?
Its October which is usually a rough month for the market over the years. Getting ready to head into the next year, forecasts, upcoming political agendas take shape/headlines, so many micro things that affect the macro environment and sentiment overall.
Trying to "time" the market is a tough strategy. But if you are looking to free up cash to buy the pull back, it may be an option, if you think there is further pull back to come.
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Yall make a good point; October has often been a bumpy month.. i can remember being a freshman in high school when Black Friday occurred and hearing about stockbrokers jumping out of windows…. Of course, i think that was only about a 2000 pt drop that made people suicidal, which shows how much the market has grown since then.
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Citadel has lost their minds on Twitter. I have to think the rich folks are pulling their money out of that hedge fund.
Then you think about leverage a hedge fund like Citadel has. 10:1? 50:1? Who knows what it is. But I think it's reasonably safe to assume that for every million pulled out... Citadel loses 5-10 million in financial power.
Robinhood also caught (allegedly) with major insider trading hours before they restricted retail buys.
Then you think about leverage a hedge fund like Citadel has. 10:1? 50:1? Who knows what it is. But I think it's reasonably safe to assume that for every million pulled out... Citadel loses 5-10 million in financial power.
Robinhood also caught (allegedly) with major insider trading hours before they restricted retail buys.
Locking up YOUR shares with a direct selling agent is going to be the catalyst for the stock market to move towards Blockchain technology.
If 75 million real shares exist of a company....then a billion shares shoulnt be currently held.
If 75 million real shares exist of a company....then a billion shares shoulnt be currently held.
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Yeah, I think the problem with our market is indeed the idea that a person should be able to buy shares of any company they want at any time, regardless of share availability. That's what all this naked shorting is about. They need them in order to sell us something that does not exist.
To me, there literally should be no AMC/GME/whatever else shares available to buy after a certain point, hence this is a big part of what is creating this sudden predicament that could indeed blow the entire market up.
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