Boarcane
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You’re going to have a wonderful few weeksSilver printed a huge bull flag and looks test the $30-31 level again before heading to the $35.40 level
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You’re going to have a wonderful few weeksSilver printed a huge bull flag and looks test the $30-31 level again before heading to the $35.40 level
SLV
GLD
GOAU
GDXJ
SILJ
SLVP
Wrong or right, I appreciate you being one of the guys who doesn’t just crown himself and man’s up and makes a market call.The Fed will speak tomorrow. They will keep rates low, GROW INFLATION and most likely say very little about the seven trillion on the books now. The dollar won’t hold at these levels and should test .88 lows. I would be very comfortable calling a top today or tomorrow. I wouldn’t want to be in this market this time next week. Pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered. Enjoy the day boys, they’re fleeting. I love capitol markets and there’s a huge opportunity here. It’s no longer on the side of the bulls. Have a great rest of your week and weekend. If you can’t hear that train coming, you’re not listening.
Reading comprehension??The rest of the year. Reading comprehension... respectfully, there’s a difference between now and the rest of the year. The market will pull back here. I’m guessing the S&P will see 2600. It will also come roaring back, just like it has. Rest of the year is ten lifetimes in markets. You’re not the Devi’s advocate. I’m talking about making it coming and going. I’m hoping we head into November with the DOW above 28,000. I’ll wait and see how the first two weeks of the pull back fairs.
Been riding ACES since early April...doubled up since.In general, I like clean energy ETFs (ICLN, YLCO, ACES) and cybersecurity ETFs (BUG, HACK, CIBR) because those are basically guaranteed future growth industries, IMO. All six of those have made me money. I also like TAN, CLOU, PHO, and ARKG a lot. Problem is, they've all been on a tear for a while -- I bought in late 2019 -- and I'm hesitant to buy at historic highs. If we see drops this fall, I'll put some more in, but I'm not sure if any are buys right now.
If you find any others, holler!
Wish I'd bought that dip in AprilBeen riding ACES since early April...doubled up since.
Elections might bring another dip.Wish I'd bought that dip in April
Telsa pre splitI see VFF is having some type of meeting Sept 3rd.
Any one buying tsla post split?
ThanksWrong or right, I appreciate you being one of the guys who doesn’t just crown himself and man’s up and makes a market call.
I wasn’t predicting the rest of the year, only a significant market pullback. It’s a clear an easy retesting the highs of the previous lows. That’s the simple explanationReading comprehension??
I made a case, a general case for a continued bull market to counter your crash scenario (which you didn't make a case for, except for your paranoia) The dow and S&P are only slightly above the february highs and I see smooth sailing ahead for both. Tech will take a step back, but not a crash.
I do agree with your making money on the way down, Livermore style.
All good. I appreciate your thoughts.I wasn’t predicting the rest of the year, only a significant market pullback. It’s a clear an easy retesting the highs of the previous lows. That’s the simple explanationI guess we’ll all see together. I truly hope it’s a quick pullback. Today’s Fed wasn’t what anyone expected. It’s been a very good year for everyone. Let’s hope we all continue to bank. Go Canes. Wasn’t trying to offend
Part of it is the regulatory environment in Europe, which makes Dodd-Frank compliance look like child’s play. Between GDPR, SRD II, CSDR, etc it’s a regulatory nightmare for U.S. asset managers to comply with purchasing European securities for their clients. And then you’ve got fragmentation and Brexit and all types of country-specific drama and currency issues you don’t deal with here. So they’re not doing themselves any favors just from the start.US tech stocks are now larger then the entire European stock market. Thirteen years ago Europe was four times as large. Is this US dominance or over valued? I think it's our dominance. They can't compete with our innovation.
Both. But also USD dominanceUS tech stocks are now larger then the entire European stock market. Thirteen years ago Europe was four times as large. Is this US dominance or over valued? I think it's our dominance. They can't compete with our innovation.
I see a nice wedge there@Cryptical Envelopment VFF looking bullish at the end of triangle. Time to pick my seat.
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