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I used to, then switched to Investing.com. They have a nice app too.ghostguy123 said:Where do you see futures at? I basically only look at Yahoo finance for updates
How’d the cruise lines do during the recession? I’m wondering how loose retirees are going to be with spending if this is a slow recovery.
There are so many other stocks I’d choose to get a double or more from the bottom. Banks had only to make it through the period (with Government help, is CCL a US based company?) without going bankrupt. CCL is dealing with a potential consumer psychological shift away from cruises. Maybe that will be short lived as well, but I’d say their addressable market has been cut. It’s how much it’s been cut that determines how far it comes back.
Seriously? WTF. They were down 2-3% last night. I was actually going to put my first 10-20% of cash in today based on the futures last night. I don’t think yesterday was the bottom so I’ll hold out for the post today bounce.
BA is one of the most obvious monsters IMO.
I woke up and said “well, that’s surprising” so I disagree with you on that point. What’s the catalyst? That’s why I’m surprised. I suppose one thing has changed: the country got serious about acting on Covid-19. Ok, that’s big, but this morning pop feels premature or just like a giant breath of relief. I’m long, but I’m not believing this’ll hold just yet.
CNBC had a headline that said markets hit the futures upside limit. I never knew the limits were double sided.
Way oversold, due for some sort of bounce even a short lived one. I’m with you, don’t think it’ll hold but do think we’ll be making a bottom soon. Still think it’s around 2100-2200 but could see a run into the 1800s as possible.
I still can't figure out the last two Friday buy-ins. But I still can't talk myself into any short action.
That's surprising. If there is one game where you don't have to have contact with anyone, it's golf. Just have it with no fans.
I got antsy yesterday and picked up a bit of everything. Wells Fargo was in there and Bank of Nova Scotia as well. Long term holds for me.
I was going to be a buyer today but that was based on last nights futures. Now, I’m waiting for next week to start buying back in (the 20% in cash that I have).
I'm moving funds today to try and be ready to roll next week. I've resisted moving so far expecting at least one more down leg. I may miss out totally but trying to be disciplined.
I say “not surprising” because I thought data showed something like an average gain of 2% the day following the ten worst days in the market’s history.
Yep. Wish I had sold a bit more back in January. I just reallocated and there was some I had too much of and could have made a nice cash bucket. I have a nice one but I feel like a bargain shopper with too many choices.
I did see it. Not trying to dox myself. My company is in partnership with CYDY although I haven't had any direct interaction.
It's broken through a major level of support within the last day. Not good for a rebound, at least technically.
Impossible question to answer, to be honest. I'm just making a list of companies that I see that have good credit ratings and will/are suffering with less people buying their stuff. Disney parks will come back, but I don't know what a good price point is now, nor am I jumping to move around a ton of money at this point.
