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Spicy price action today.

I had some options tied up in ONDS that really benefitted from that beautiful V.

SOFI poised to possibly run next week. Managed to defend $27 support reasonably well after the stock offering last week.
 
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Lots of employment reports to be released on Tuesday before the open. Pre-markets on Thursday will be the initial jobless claims report. With the government shutdown it’s been a while since traders have had that data.

Also pre-open on Thursday are CPI reports.

Both will be important inputs on the January FOMC rate decision.
 
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Thunder Good-Oil said:
Lots of employment reports to be released on Tuesday before the open. Pre-markets on Thursday will be the initial jobless claims report. With the government shutdown it’s been a while since traders have had that data.

Also pre-open on Thursday are CPI reports.

Both will be important inputs on the January FOMC rate decision.
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As mentioned previously, I don't watch much news these days.

But seems like I've seen more people getting laid off stories than hiring stories. Could be news who prefer negativity.

With that said, my guess is that the jibs report will not propel stock market upwards.
 
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Nasdaq Plans 23-Hour Stock Trading Week Starting 2026


Nasdaq will file with the SEC on Monday to extend trading to 23 hours a day, five days a week—from 9 p.m. ET Sunday to 8 p.m. ET Friday—split into day and night sessions with a one-hour maintenance break. The exchange points to surging global demand, with U.S. stocks holding nearly two-thirds of world market value and $17 trillion in foreign holdings last year. While rivals like NYSE pursue similar changes and crypto trades nonstop, banks caution about thinner liquidity and volatility overnight; launch targets late 2026 after upgrades.
(This story is a summary of posts on X and may evolve over time. Grok can make mistakes, verify its outputs.)
 
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IBD’s list of S and P stocks in bear territory since 10/29 and/or all time highs. I own 4 of them.

CompanyTickerch.Sector
Super Micro ComputerSMCI-35.3%Information Technology
Axon EnterpriseAXON-28.5%Industrials
Dell TechnologiesDELL-25.1%Information Technology
Coinbase GlobalCOIN-24.3%Financials
Chipotle Mexican GrillCMG-23.2%Consumer Discretionary
BlockXYZ-23.0%Financials
Generac HoldingsGNRC-22.3%Industrials
Arista NetworksANET-21.5%Information Technology
EMCOR GroupEME-21.3%Industrials
Norwegian Cruise Line HoldingsNCLH-21.1%Consumer Discretionary
DoorDashDASH-20.8%Consumer Discretionary
Baxter InternationalBAX-20.7%Health Care
OracleORCL-20.1%Information Technology
 
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DLR getting attractive again. Watching this pullback. Like the REIT structure, dividend and its long term outlook for data center demand.

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The Medline IPO tomorrow (Wednesday, 12/17) looks interesting.

MDLN
$26-$30/share pricing
Expected to raise $5.37B.
Will be the largest US IPO in 2025

Might be cheaper in 6 months. But it seems like a potential long term hold with the aging population.
 
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Thunder Good-Oil said:
IBD’s list of S and P stocks in bear territory since 10/29 and/or all time highs. I own 4 of them.

CompanyTickerch.Sector
Super Micro ComputerSMCI-35.3%Information Technology
Axon EnterpriseAXON-28.5%Industrials
Dell TechnologiesDELL-25.1%Information Technology
Coinbase GlobalCOIN-24.3%Financials
Chipotle Mexican GrillCMG-23.2%Consumer Discretionary
BlockXYZ-23.0%Financials
Generac HoldingsGNRC-22.3%Industrials
Arista NetworksANET-21.5%Information Technology
EMCOR GroupEME-21.3%Industrials
Norwegian Cruise Line HoldingsNCLH-21.1%Consumer Discretionary
DoorDashDASH-20.8%Consumer Discretionary
Baxter InternationalBAX-20.7%Health Care
OracleORCL-20.1%Information Technology
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Which of these do you think are oversold? Catching falling knives can be risky, but can pay off too.
 
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walkenvol said:
Which of these do you think are oversold? Catching falling knives can be risky, but can pay off too.
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I'm actually familiar with eight of the thirteen.

Considering that I perhaps know only 25% of S&P 500, that is odd.

My guess is that is a bunch of older companies?

I can't tell if an CMG, Dell, ORCL, type pick are going up or down. My hunch is they have all fallen out of favor. But I don't know.
 
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BigOrangeMojo said:
Not as dumb as I look....
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Yep, axed the F-150 Lightning. Didn’t they scuttle one of their original ev products too? Just a few players in that space that I think can stand up over time (TSLA, Rivian maybe). Even Toyota has said hybrid is the sweet spot for them and have mostly abandoned their EV projects
 
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Vol737 said:
Yep, axed the F-150 Lightning. Didn’t they scuttle one of their original ev products too? Just a few players in that space that I think can stand up over time (TSLA, Rivian maybe). Even Toyota has said hybrid is the sweet spot for them and have mostly abandoned their EV projects
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Yeah, been rumor for a while (we are fairly close to Blue Oval City in Haywood County)....
 
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Jax_Vol said:
I'm actually familiar with eight of the thirteen.

Considering that I perhaps know only 25% of S&P 500, that is odd.

My guess is that is a bunch of older companies?

I can't tell if an CMG, Dell, ORCL, type pick are going up or down. My hunch is they have all fallen out of favor. But I don't know.
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CMG and DASH are because under 35 customer is struggling some.

SCMI is just shady AF

Dont think Street truly believes DELL and ORCL for AI...
 
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