by TheMentelgen All the bulls saying this shit is priced in are under the same misunderstood mindset of the general public right now. “We deal with this for a few weeks and then life goes back to normal.” News flash …
by ZeroHealth Disclaimer: This information is only for educational purposes. Do not make any investment decisions based on the information in this article. Do you own due diligence.
by Demandredz Wow, what a crazy week. The S&P 500 ended up down about 20%, developed markets in dollar terms are down about 24% according to the price action in IEFA, and we’re down about 18% in emerging markets (IEMG). …
by cischiral Here is a graph of market up v.s. down days (shamelessly stolen from www.wolfstreet.com). Notably BOTH the upward movements and the downward movements have been trending larger over time since the start of the crash. Obviously this trend is unsustainable …
Second of Fed's half trillion Dud-zookas and guess how much dealers bid for? $17bln out of $500bln. A crisis is upon us, the scale of which we won’t know for some time, and no one wants the Fed’s “money.”https://t.co/dPogGbgYNA pic.twitter.com/4xjUaqbXye …
by UPFINA Let’s start this article with some of the craziest stats from March 12th’s plunge. This decline will go down in market history because it was the 5th biggest since 1926. The S&P 500 fell 9.51%. There were 3 worse declines …
by beefcake_123 For some of you kids from the Class of 2019 who didn’t graduate during the tail end of an economic crisis and found a job almost immediately, here’s some advice: Do your damned best to kick ass and …
by investwithblake Alright. I was browsing Twitter and noticed something that proves we still have a long way down. I’ll go over my main point and offer three proofs. Main Point: The stock market has now become mainstream and everyone …
by Michael Markowski My discovering that the pathology used to categorize hurricane risk (Categories 1-5) can also be utilized for stock market crashes is a breakthrough for all investors. Instead of riding out crashes, as was similarly the case for …
by chargum I belong to an investment club connected with a megachurch. Most of the members are baby boomers. One of the main pieces of advice given to us by a wide variety of speakers is to not sell your …
by manar4 I’m expecting the indexes in the countries where the virus is growing faster to drop the most. Here are the grow in cases by country: https://finsharing.com/coronavirus Country Increase in cases during the last 5 days Denmark +2494% Finland +642% …
https://www.ft.com/content/d41b7aba-63a4-11ea-b3f3-fe4680ea68b5 Goldman Sachs has called time on Wall Street’s 11-year bull run, warning that the coronavirus outbreak and oil crash will send the market tumbling by almost 30 per cent from the record highs set last month. The Wall Street …
by Adderalin Account: https://i.imgur.com/TPFvsQ6.jpg Was a $400k equity portfolio margin position that I bought $3.2m total of UPRO and TMF on, two 3x leveraged ETFs. 55% UPRO 45% TMF. I just rebalanced gains from TMF into UPRO and it now blew …
WARNING! Repo total up to 198 Billion AND 74 Billion oversubscribed on term repos!! 🤯😳👇 #notgood I’d guess we’re going to start seeing some 2008 style fireworks very soon. pic.twitter.com/TBA281TJFp — George Gammon (@GeorgeGammon) March 12, 2020 $SPX 1929 analog …
by Jackovdajakoff A large amount of you thought the virus was a “glorified flu” that would have limited impacts on the market. Now the common malarkey I see here is that “the market will shoot right up as soon as …
by Mr_Find_Value If you’ve paid any attention to the financial news over the last 2 years, you’ve seen the questions and critiques about Warren Buffett’s cash position. In almost every interview he’s asked why is he stacking cash or why …
by ReeingLib We all know (or you should know) that in the trading game the rule is “buy the rumor, sell the news”. I mean that’s bloody obvious, this is why people insider trade FFS… So anyways, the game becomes …
by Malokium Russia has been trying to destroy US shale ever since they have been passively sitting aside eating up marketshare in the oil industry. They are using this price war to do that. Russia has been increasing production, and …
by IsNullOrEmptyTrue I’ve noticed a few of us autists likes myself have had questions regarding VIX and a couple of it’s related derivative funds, VXX, XIV. I would like to share some information to help clarify things and potentially be clarified …
by biochemguy Just doing some due diligence, something I suspect many of you haven’t done. https://www.ally.com/do-it-right/investing/long-inverse-etf-strategies/ ” Don’t use inverse ETFs to hedge your portfolio against a longer-term downswing in the markets. This is a mistake because of the disadvantage …
by Sleavitt10 Alright so SPY premiums are really expensive right now but you still want to short the market. Here are some positions that I’m holding right now that are fairly liquid (there’s a range), decent premiums (at least when …
by nsfwftwbaby I am seeing a lot of retards that knows nothing about TA posting charts with random up and down arrows indicating where $SPY is heading for the upcoming weeks. STOP being a retard and listen up. To get …
Reasons to buy? Take the following with a grain of salt as I'm a bond guy, but I felt compelled to build a stock chart on how the GFC went down to highlight many failed bailout attempts (and reasons to …
by kafkagoeswest Trump’s economic policies aren’t preventing what we’re seeing in Europe right now, from happening to America in the next six weeks. We are no closer to containment, and even as we see massive events cancelled like SXSW and …
by toxicmarkets1 #7. Financial Market Regulators have been in Wall Street’s pocket for longer than anyone can remember. https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=124208012 #6. Financial Behemoth Bankruptcies ( i.e. Lehman Bros, Bear Stearns, LTCM, Kidder, AIG) https://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/2019/01/creditor-recovery-in-lehmans-bankruptcy.html #5. US Treasuries and the current debt …
by philmacrack123 https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/a6239e12-5ec7-11ea-b0ab-339c2307bcd4 Pandemic bonds. These expire July 15th, 2020. If expiry is reached without a pandemic they pay out 7% a year for time held. If pandemic happens they expire worthless. I guarantee $DB is leveraged to the tits …
by Michael Markowski Based on my findings from researching empirical data from the Dow crash of 1929 and the NASDAQ dotcom bubble bursting in 2000, investors should immediately sell all of their holdings of mutual funds and all stock that …
Insane. The spread between overall stocks and energy is at record levels. Have to say, it looks extreme. Oil companies now looking attractive as a hedge on the long side. pic.twitter.com/Y5qHholRxq — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) March 9, 2020
Wait until that echoes around the credit markets. We could see a fund blow up and or banks hit trouble….https://t.co/wA6OMONqc7 https://t.co/2eitWXNnlP — Shaun Richards (@notayesmansecon) March 9, 2020 Dick Bove on banks: “A sharp decline in oil prices will be …
by cbus20122 With markets limit down 5% in futures trading, oil down almost 26% right now, and no real resolution of any of the items worrying markets, it’s understandable that we’re getting a lot of posts on here discussing going to cash, …