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post 1634075393 03-18-2021, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted By thetrebel⏩
Damn good call. Might sell some puts. I’ll dive into the fundamentals after work.
Looks like they dont have any debt because they got mezz equity, so take that for what its worth, but having no interest expense on other term debt is a big one.
They have 1.8x cash to TOTAL liabilities. Their liquidity is from the mezz equity, but they are very liquid. I dont know what their "ST Investments" are though, no details on the 8K. Now until the full 10K comes out will we know, but assuming their are actually liquid, good stuff.
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post 1634075553 03-18-2021, 02:52 PM
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Wtf happened today? Also what dip to buy tomorrow? Thinking DIS, ABNB or get into some uranium positions
post 1634076253 03-18-2021, 03:03 PM
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FedEx beat earnings. Looks like I'm going to lose my 100 shares since I sold a call against them. Wil be nice to free up that $27k of capital though.

This is more of a correction in tech rather than the whole market. Industrials killing it lately.
post 1634076343 03-18-2021, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted By MotorCityCobra⏩
Wtf happened today? Also what dip to buy tomorrow? Thinking DIS, ABNB or get into some uranium positions
Fed is blue balling us by not admitting they will implement yield curve control soon and print more money

As expected the market is going apechit and doesn't know what to do with no cheap money
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_decline
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Societal_collapse#By_absorption
post 1634076373 03-18-2021, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted By RobParks2M⏩
This is totally IMO, but I think we see some wicked spikes this summer as everyone tries to drive and fly everywhere to make up for lost vacays
I think so too if things open up enough with the vaccine rollout, producers are being ultra conservative in opening the taps and almost surely won't be able to respond quickly enough

If stonk prices soar with crude prices at that time, because of a short-term fluctuation instead of a long-term trend, it might be another solid selling opportunity. I'm only really interested in selling if something extraordinary happens, like a short squeeze or a mania, but it's fun to watch the markets and reactions to the markets
post 1634078133 03-18-2021, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted By MotorCityCobra⏩
Wtf happened today? Also what dip to buy tomorrow? Thinking DIS, ABNB or get into some uranium positions
best I could do.


post 1634079873 03-18-2021, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted By Destor⏩
I think so too if things open up enough with the vaccine rollout, producers are being ultra conservative in opening the taps and almost surely won't be able to respond quickly enough

If stonk prices soar with crude prices at that time, because of a short-term fluctuation instead of a long-term trend, it might be another solid selling opportunity. I'm only really interested in selling if something extraordinary happens, like a short squeeze or a mania, but it's fun to watch the markets and reactions to the markets
Controversy over vaccines(AZN) and new European lockdowns are part of the problem but not the whole story.

OPEC has said that they expect oil demand to plateau in 2030 and they also expect alternative energy to explode by then in developed($$$) countries.

It seems to me that OPEC will maintain oil near $60/barrel and as the world opens and demand ramps up, I expect them to further cut off supply further raising prices. I conservatively think oil goes to >$75/barrel this year but I'm probably not as knowledgeable as you. What do you expect the price per barrel to be?



https://www.reuters.com/article/us-o...-idUSKBN26T24C
OPEC, in major shift, says oil demand to plateau in late 2030s
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post 1634081393 03-18-2021, 04:09 PM
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https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=47176
EIA expects crude oil prices to rise through April because of lower OPEC production



In its March Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO),the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) expects Brent crude oil prices will average $64 per barrel (b) in the second quarter of 2021 and then fall to less than $60/b through the end of 2022.Higher crude oil prices in March and April are primarily a result of lower crude oil production from members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and partner countries (OPEC+), as announced at their March 4 meeting.

In February 2021, OPEC+ cuts, combined with supply disruptions in the United States, contributed to monthly global petroleum inventory withdrawals that EIA estimates totaled 3.7 million b/d, the largest monthly withdrawal since December 2002.The Brent crude oil futures price averaged $63/b in early March leading up to the OPEC+ meeting, and the OPEC+ announcement put further upward pressure on crude oil prices.

The front-month Brent futures price briefly surpassed $70/b in intraday trading in the days following the announcement, not only because of the announcement but also because of an attack on the Ras Tanura oil facilities in Saudi Arabia on March 7.As a result of the extension of OPEC+ production cuts, EIA expects draws on global petroleum and other liquids inventories of 1.8 million b/d and 0.6 million b/d in the first and second quarters of 2021, respectively.

The sustained OPEC+ production curtailment through April suggests that supply will remain constrained in the near term, even as demand continues to increase. As a result, EIA expects that further inventory withdrawals to meet rising crude oil demand will keep crude oil prices elevated through at least the end of April.EIA’s forecast of downward oil price pressure and increased crude oil availability has several key uncertainties.

The speed of actual demand recovery, based on COVID-19 vaccination rates and the degree to which travel and employment conditions return to pre-COVID norms, remains an important uncertainty on the demand side.At the same time, the degree to which OPEC+ production cuts will continue after April remains a source of uncertainty on the supply side, especially because increasing crude oil prices will encourage OPEC+ participants to agree to production increases in later meetings or to relax compliance with the existing agreement. Finally, the responsiveness of U.S. tight oil production to higher oil prices is also uncertain.
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post 1634081503 03-18-2021, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted By Destor⏩
I think so too if things open up enough with the vaccine rollout, producers are being ultra conservative in opening the taps and almost surely won't be able to respond quickly enough

If stonk prices soar with crude prices at that time, because of a short-term fluctuation instead of a long-term trend, it might be another solid selling opportunity. I'm only really interested in selling if something extraordinary happens, like a short squeeze or a mania, but it's fun to watch the markets and reactions to the markets
Still on the fence about going into the airlines/cruise lines. Eventually we'll hit the herd immunity/vaccination point and that will be it. You can start to see the cracks in the government lockdowns/control too, people are getting fed up.

However, there is some severe damage to the economy that isn't being addressed. Once the gubment subsidies stop the rot will start to show.
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post 1634082023 03-18-2021, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Abzu⏩
Controversy over vaccines(AZN) and new European lockdowns are part of the problem but not the whole story.

OPEC has said that they expect oil demand to plateau in 2030 and they also expect alternative energy to explode by then in developed($$$) countries.

It seems to me that OPEC will maintain oil near $60/barrel and as the world opens and demand ramps up, I expect them to further cut off supply further raising prices. I conservatively think oil goes to >$75/barrel this year but I'm probably not as knowledgeable as you. What do you expect the price per barrel to be?

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-o...-idUSKBN26T24C
OPEC, in major shift, says oil demand to plateau in late 2030s
OPEC forecasts this stuff in a way similar to the EIA (and other groups) where they have a reference case and various bear/bull cases. What you're describing is one of their bear cases -- OPEC's reference forecast is oil demand reaching 109.3 million barrels per day by 2040 and then declining to 109.1 barrels by 2045. In all cases, they expect oil to still account for the largest share of the energy mix by 2045.

News outlets in general are putting the focus on the bear cases because those are the headlines that grab attention and satisfy people's need for apparent progress towards decarbonization. Unfortunately the more we convince people that fossil fuels are on their way out, the less real progress there will be -- I'm starting to think some of the oil majors are playing 4D chess by pushing this same narrative.

It's tough to predict price movements, there are so many variables. I've been buying companies that can continue producing O&G and free cash flow at more conservative prices, anything above that is just gravy. But OPEC has achieved what they wanted -- the end of US Shale's "drill baby, drill" period -- so they'll be looking to now keep prices in a sweet spot where US shale production doesn't spike hard and their member countries are making enough on their barrels. I'd say that's around $60, and we might see some spikes above that but I'd expect them to be temporary. If prices dropped closer to $50, I wouldn't be surprised at all if OPEC instated more voluntary cuts.
post 1634082663 03-18-2021, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted By taf1968⏩
Yeah. Wtf is this BS that i missed at close?

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post 1634083803 03-18-2021, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted By Destor⏩
OPEC forecasts this stuff in a way similar to the EIA (and other groups) where they have a reference case and various bear/bull cases. What you're describing is one of their bear cases -- OPEC's reference forecast is oil demand reaching 109.3 million barrels per day by 2040 and then declining to 109.1 barrels by 2045. In all cases, they expect oil to still account for the largest share of the energy mix by 2045.

News outlets in general are putting the focus on the bear cases because those are the headlines that grab attention and satisfy people's need for apparent progress towards decarbonization. Unfortunately the more we convince people that fossil fuels are on their way out, the less real progress there will be -- I'm starting to think some of the oil majors are playing 4D chess by pushing this same narrative.

It's tough to predict price movements, there are so many variables. I've been buying companies that can continue producing O&G and free cash flow at more conservative prices, anything above that is just gravy. But OPEC has achieved what they wanted -- the end of US Shale's "drill baby, drill" period -- so they'll be looking to now keep prices in a sweet spot where US shale production doesn't spike hard and their member countries are making enough on their barrels. I'd say that's around $60, and we might see some spikes above that but I'd expect them to be temporary. If prices dropped closer to $50, I wouldn't be surprised at all if OPEC instated more voluntary cuts.
Thank you.

I really do appreciate the reply.

Glad to see you are still winning by buying way early <3.
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post 1634085923 03-18-2021, 05:03 PM
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I gotta start taking profits. Tired of these up and down 20k swings in my account the past month.
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post 1634087303 03-18-2021, 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted By headturner1⏩
Pltr is killing me. I keep adding, but it keeps dropping jfl
This. I know it's a long term hold but man I'm thinking I might just break even and throw it into crypto instead.
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post 1634088423 03-18-2021, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid⏩
yeah. Wtf is this bs that i missed at close?

J.pow: No rate hikes, we gonna keep employment low. And prop up economy.
Market: Sell sell sell!
Originally Posted By Steve
Mr. Chairman, thank you. I wonder if you could -- kind of a three-parter here, but all related. Would you comment on the current level of the 10-year yield and some other long rates out there whether or not you think they would have a negative effect on the economy? And if not, is there a level that would give you concern? And finally, the third part, other central bankers have expressed concern about what's happened to yields in their countries and even some have taken action, but not you. Could you give us your general idea or orientation towards the idea of coming into the market and affecting a particular tenor of the bond market? Do you like that idea? Do you not like it? Is it at the top of your toolbox? Or is it something that you think is at the bottom of the toolbox?
Originally Posted By Chair
Sure. So we monitor a broad range of financial conditions. And we're always attentive to market developments, of course. We're still a long way from our goals. And it's important that financial conditions do remain accommodative to support the achievement of those goals. And if you look at various indexes of financial conditions, what you'll see is that they generally do show financial conditions overall to be highly accommodative. And that is appropriate. So that's how we look at it. I would add, as i've said, i would be concerned by disorderly conditions in markets or by a persistent tightening of financial conditions that threaten the achievement of our goals. We think the stance of our monetary policy remains appropriate. Our guidance on the federal funds rate and on asset purchases is providing strong support for the economy. And we're committed to maintaining that patiently accommodative stance until the job is well and truly done
tldr: ?????

raping anyone who can translate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_decline
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Societal_collapse#By_absorption
post 1634089643 03-18-2021, 05:53 PM
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Didn’t even open my fidelity account today. I have no idea what happened.
There is no they…
post 1634090533 03-18-2021, 06:02 PM
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Chalup where are you you damn *******, u said there is no chance that brtx will touch a penny, seems like you lied to me, holding a nice bag for quite some time now, thank you
post 1634092393 03-18-2021, 06:27 PM
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Damn brahs, I didn't realize how crazy yields are getting

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_decline
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Societal_collapse#By_absorption
post 1634094353 03-18-2021, 06:52 PM
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I've decided I'm not buying anything tomorrow, price be damned.

Not because of QWD but because people are sad as fuk right now.

If the market happens to go green tomorrow, I think it will only be a temporary event. High margin investors are going to be worried and as soon as they turn green, I think they trim the market red. I'm going to look to allocate more cash and buy more next week.
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post 1634095243 03-18-2021, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted By hiyooo⏩
quadruple witching tomorrow + max pain theory

volatility is gonna be nuts and MM have to hedge

gonna be an interesting day
coin flip.

1) nothing happens and all the otm premium options expire worthless.

last quad witching nothing happened.




2) there was a lot of betting options today on GME that once index funds rebalance their ETF weights tomorrow GME might do something.

https://www.ssga.com/us/en/instituti...retail-etf-xrt

we know if GME explodes market takes L.



.......

on another shiit note.

next week Jerome Powell is going to be doing video calls Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
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Nothing unusual will happen tomorrow.
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post 1634102883 03-18-2021, 08:58 PM
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Some on Stocktwits are saying the XMETD custodianship was actually terminated today instead of tomorrow, others are saying it's not terminated yet and they are delaying and not doing it tomorrow. Who knows LOL
post 1634105603 03-18-2021, 09:37 PM
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Gentlemen...

Just got my stimmy check and gonna put 1K of it directly into the trading account.
post 1634106143 03-18-2021, 09:43 PM
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Debating on dumping my Jan 2022 25c on SU for an 8k loss. They are still worth 20k
post 1634106483 03-18-2021, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted By Harry362⏩
Debating on dumping my Jan 2022 25c on SU for an 8k loss. They are still worth 20k
dude why buy a leap in the first place if you can't stomach a little volatility, should have just yolo'd on weeklies if you can't stomach it
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Anybody eyeing NNOX? According to the CEO in a recent meeting, any day now they'll have an FDA decision on their new scanner/software and that will give them the green light to deploy a shiet ton of their machines to 13 different countries. He said once they deploy they'll be seeing a massive ROI in less than a year. Also added to ARK's Israel index ETF?
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Originally Posted By RoyalRyy⏩
Anybody eyeing NNOX? According to the CEO in a recent meeting, any day now they'll have an FDA decision on their new scanner/software and that will give them the green light to deploy a shiet ton of their machines to 13 different countries. He said once they deploy they'll be seeing a massive ROI in less than a year. Also added to ARK's Israel index ETF?
I traded it earlier this week for a few hundred. I believe FDA approval list comes out every monday and they weren't on it. Lot of speculation next monday will be the day they get approved. Can definitely expect a nice run up if they get approved. Last time they applied, the FDA requested further information/evidence for approval and it was submitted. That was about a month ago.
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post 1634110893 03-18-2021, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV⏩
Gentlemen...

Just got my stimmy check and gonna put 1K of it directly into the trading account.
I thought you were a rich boy?
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Originally Posted By MinisterOfLust⏩
I thought you were a rich boy?
So now I’m considered ghetto because I got a stimulus check?
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Originally Posted By MinisterOfLust⏩
I thought you were a rich boy?
Grindr encounters pay cash
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