Yeah, do you know any industry leading golang developers with distributed systems programming and kubernetes experience?
Biggest crash in stock market history?
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Yeah, do you know any industry leading golang developers with distributed systems programming and kubernetes experience?
Dave Taylor
Rex kwan Do
S&p next stop 2435, if that doesn’t hold then 2175 and then we pray to the lord that this area holds because 1430 looks like you are at the top of king da ka and that’s an exillerating yet scary rollercoaster ride none of us want to go on.
Dave Taylor
Rex kwan Do
this guys has some very good videos.
Dave Taylor
Rex kwan Do
rick81721
Lothar
why? there are positive trends emerging
pkovo
Well-Known Member
Sure, some positives, but I don't think enough to warrant a swing like that. These swings, both ways, are just so extreme. It feels 'fake" to me.
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rick81721
Lothar
yeah the market over reacts to everything. so makes sense that a "fake" plummet would be followed by "fake" gains
RobW
Well-Known Member
i know a ML advisor if you need the connect.
JerseyPete
Well-Known Member
And some high premiums on the index options.
Dave Taylor
Rex kwan Do
I loaded up the truck with iwm puts this morning. Also a very big disney short position. I am currently 178% invested short. Today the russell bounced off resistance from march 2008. Check it out on a chart set to logarithmic
The Kalmyk
Well-Known Member
Let us know if you are plus or minus after this whole thing. You’ve got guts and must have a lot of play money.
Said he's doing this with 401k or retirement money. So I'm curious too compared to those who just ride it out. I mean we all know it will come back up eventually, but I'd like to live long enough to see it happen.
Dave Taylor
Rex kwan Do
I have been trading in and out of AGNC with my rollover 401k. On my shorts in my trade account I still set stops like if I were going long but usually much tighter. Puts and calls I watch and trade manually.
rick81721
Lothar
This thread went quiet - predictions of economic doom greatly exaggerated - again??
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/g...ew-on-stocks-says-the-bottom-is-in-2020-04-13
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/g...ew-on-stocks-says-the-bottom-is-in-2020-04-13
"If" is a concern with Trump trying to re-open the economy at the end of the month. lot's of small businesses will not be re-opening.
“If the U.S. does not experience a second surge in infections after the economy reopens, the ‘do whatever it takes’ stance of policy makers means the equity market is unlikely to make new lows,” said Kostin.
pkovo
Well-Known Member
I don't know. For every bullish article out there, there seems to be another one that is bearish
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-...be-lethal-for-the-stock-market-111659622.html
I don't think "doom" but I'm not convinced the worst is over.
rick81721
Lothar
Does anyone seriously think we are just going to flick a switch on May 1 and say, "it's all over, everything go back to normal"? It will be a phased re-opening, just like everywhere else. FYI three countries are starting this week - Austria, Denmark and Chech Republic. Norway will start next week.
did you see the employee retention incentive program?
i was filing my 941 today, and it is placed in as a cover sheet. Hopefully that helps.
I saw there was some staging as to what will open first -
If they gave you the green light to open the door, what is your plan? (no need to answer, you mentioned how careful you are being right now,
just have a plan!)
Hopefully other programs for avoiding bankruptcy are put in place.
rick81721
Lothar
I'd put more stock in a group of Goldman Sachs strategists than some yahoo finance guy...