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#10,653
This is nuts. You cannot tell me that fundamentals dictated hundreds of billions of dollars in AAPL market cap swing (down, then up) over the last month. It's market momentum.

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#10,657
#10,657
Velo Vol said:
Why?
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I've been seeing major put buys across the tape the last 3 trading sessions. Talking millions. JPM just rolled some SPX puts out to 6/30 and down to 4340. I cashed out my Roth except for my holdings in LMT and VDE. Actually added to VDE this AM on the drop.
 
#10,660
#10,660
mrorange211 said:
Subscriptions to CeddarFlow and TradingView are complete game changers in trading. Worth the money by far.
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Oh. I guess you're talking about seeing stuff in the bottom right corner? Is it just specific to AAPL? Or do you think all big tech will take another hit soon?

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#10,661
#10,661
Velo Vol said:
Oh. I guess you're talking about seeing stuff in the bottom right corner? Is it just specific to AAPL? Or do you think all tech will take a hit soon?

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Right. I also like following Unusual Whales on twitter if you have it. It's a great service that helps you monitor where the big money is going. I try to follow the big boys as much as possible. Inflation is going to hit earnings sooner or later. That's my thesis.
 
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#10,662
mrorange211 said:
Right. I also like following Unusual Whales on twitter if you have it. It's a great service that helps you monitor where the big money is going. I try to follow the big boys as much as possible. Inflation is going to hit earnings sooner or later. That's my thesis.
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Obviously big trades like that move the market. Whether or not I could parlay that kind of data into making money is another question
 
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#10,663
Velo Vol said:
Obviously big trades like that move the market. Whether or not I could parlay that kind of data into making money is another question
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It takes some practice. I'm definitely not an expert. That's why I try and follow the big boys as much as possible.
 
#10,665
#10,665
I’m only making small purchases right now. Buying a few shares of odd lots from spin-offs, splits, and reorganizations to create round lots. Bought C, ACCO, and TFC. Got some pieces from Alcoa, GE, Johnson Controls, IBM, etc. l that I might add to and keep as well. Otis, Adient, Arconic, Wabtec, Kyndryl.

I also have some dogs that I might buy shares of to prevent the reverse splitting from forcing me to realize the loses. Maybe I should just stay on top of the symbols since I really may not care to own more of the shares other than to manage tax loses on my schedule.
 
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#10,667
#10,667
Any indication that Musk is going to fix the real problem with the Twitter company--it doesn't know how to make money?


 
#10,671
#10,671
So, by virtue of having picked up a bit of AT&T over the past several months, I'm now the owner of some shiny new WBD (Warner Bros Discovery) company stock. I'm thinking I'll hang on to it and see where it goes from here instead of offloading it right away. From what I have read, it has a pretty solid library of offerings and has some room to run, especially if it can get its debt under control.
 
#10,673
#10,673
Looking into some infrastructure stocks for long term investments. I know a lot of them ran a good bit last year in lead up to the bill, but many of them have fallen back down to late 2020 levels.
 
#10,675
#10,675
Picked up PayPal today. Got open limit orders on a couple of PE firms. Then I think I’m going to hunker down and wait out the economic slowdown - the interest rate hikes, ugly inflation, Russian aggression, and/or pandemic.

I actually think that the job market needs to swing in favor of employers. Workers are getting pretty spoiled and aren’t appreciative of good jobs. Consumer discretionary would be hurt, but that’s not the end of the world.
 
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