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So what do we think the fed will do and how will the market react?
Heard something yesterday about meetings w/o a press conference on average tending to move market lower and with conference higher. Certainly doesnt mean it happens every time. Also, my own observation is that the market more often than not goes one way after the announcement and the other way the next day.

 
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So what do we think the fed will do and how will the market react?
Heard something yesterday about meetings w/o a press conference on average tending to move market lower and with conference higher. Certainly doesnt mean it happens every time. Also, my own observation is that the market more often than not goes one way after the announcement and the other way the next day.
DO we know if there will be a conference?

Seems like the price of a .25 hike by the end of the year is built into the market already

 
The only way there would be a press conference today is if they raise rates today. It would be a "just-added" call vs in-person. Next two scheduled press conferences are for Sept and Dec meetings.

 
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They could probably get that Yelp guy cheap. What a horrid conference call he gave yesterday
If forced, I'd buy TWTR over YELP. Did they give a reason for Levchin leaving?
THe thing is, Yelp has the followers and the data, they're just ####### up what they do with it.

I probably use them 15-20 times a week to find out whats near to me at that moment (usually booze or food). THe problem is their ads are horrible and seem smarmy and the reviews are completely unreliable and business owners hate them and feel extorted.

They're so close and they have the hardest thing to get... a huge audience.

They need someone smart to go in and figure out how to capitalize on what they've built before someone else replaces their presence with superior content and advertising. I think maybe Tripadvisor or OpenTable or someone like that should maybe buy them.

 
Really not understanding the end game for OPEC here. It just makes no sense.

I understand wanting to crush higher cost producers, however they can never keep them offline unless prices stay permanently low. So they keep production at gigantic levels, sell their product for 30-50% less, shale and other high cost producers fade. Prices go back up and the higher cost producers come back online. Then what? Just rinse and repeat?

So they'll basically sell their products for cheaper forever? Why not sell less for more? One day oil will run out, why not conserve at a higher price and keep the supplies for another 150 years instead of 75?

I think their strategy will #### them in the long term.

 
St. Louis Bob said:
Took a decent hit and sold UCO in the $31 range, Bob you still holding?
Still holding. Two nice days in a row. Hopefully this is the bottom forming.
Dang. Inventory estimates were way off this week to the negative. Hopefully the trend continues.
I see no catalysts here. Oil continues to fall. The past two days might've been a dead cat. There is so much supply.

 
You guys interested at all in penny stocks? I know they are highly speculative and many will never be anything more than a penny stock, but here's one I like and am invested in personally...

Sprylogics is the company behind the Breaking Sports app. I know apps are not great business models, but this one might be a bit of a game changer, pardon the pun. I downloaded it and it's helped me with fantasy baseball this summer in that I get alerted anytime a player on one of my rosters hits the news or social media. It's a free app and one I like, but free apps are not revenue generators.

However, they just announced an exclusive partnership with a huge global wagering company that will allow users of the app in Australia to click "Bet Now" and take them to the gambling website to make a bet. Spry will earn click-through revenue. More below.

TORONTO, July 16, 2015 /CNW/ - Sprylogics International Corp. (TSXV: SPY) a technology provider of semantic search, machine learning and natural language processing ("NLP)", is pleased to announce that it has entered into an exclusive agreement with Tabcorp Holdings Limited (ASX:TAH) ("Tabcorp") a world leading wagering company to offer a new version of its BreakingSports app to the Australian market. The agreement is mutually exclusive and provides Sprylogics per click advertising revenue, with an annual minimum guaranteed level.

The agreement will see wagering information and markets from TAB.com.au seamlessly integrated into the BreakingSports app news feed. In addition to the current sports available on the BreakingSports app, the new version will provide breaking news information from social media feeds about Australian Football (AFL) and Rugby League, EPL and A-League Soccer as well as International Cricket.
It trades in the US under SPYLF at $0.24 cents per share. If you're a gambler and like to take small, speculative swings, this is one I'd recommend. At the very least, download the app and tell me what you think.

Good luck!

 
You guys interested at all in penny stocks? I know they are highly speculative and many will never be anything more than a penny stock, but here's one I like and am invested in personally...

Sprylogics is the company behind the Breaking Sports app. I know apps are not great business models, but this one might be a bit of a game changer, pardon the pun. I downloaded it and it's helped me with fantasy baseball this summer in that I get alerted anytime a player on one of my rosters hits the news or social media. It's a free app and one I like, but free apps are not revenue generators.

However, they just announced an exclusive partnership with a huge global wagering company that will allow users of the app in Australia to click "Bet Now" and take them to the gambling website to make a bet. Spry will earn click-through revenue. More below.

TORONTO, July 16, 2015 /CNW/ - Sprylogics International Corp. (TSXV: SPY) a technology provider of semantic search, machine learning and natural language processing ("NLP)", is pleased to announce that it has entered into an exclusive agreement with Tabcorp Holdings Limited (ASX:TAH) ("Tabcorp") a world leading wagering company to offer a new version of its BreakingSports app to the Australian market. The agreement is mutually exclusive and provides Sprylogics per click advertising revenue, with an annual minimum guaranteed level.

The agreement will see wagering information and markets from TAB.com.au seamlessly integrated into the BreakingSports app news feed. In addition to the current sports available on the BreakingSports app, the new version will provide breaking news information from social media feeds about Australian Football (AFL) and Rugby League, EPL and A-League Soccer as well as International Cricket.
It trades in the US under SPYLF at $0.24 cents per share. If you're a gambler and like to take small, speculative swings, this is one I'd recommend. At the very least, download the app and tell me what you think.

Good luck!
It is .24 and has traded 2500 shares today... I'd get in, but there isn't even a ask/bid up/

 
Really not understanding the end game for OPEC here. It just makes no sense.

I understand wanting to crush higher cost producers, however they can never keep them offline unless prices stay permanently low. So they keep production at gigantic levels, sell their product for 30-50% less, shale and other high cost producers fade. Prices go back up and the higher cost producers come back online. Then what? Just rinse and repeat?

So they'll basically sell their products for cheaper forever? Why not sell less for more? One day oil will run out, why not conserve at a higher price and keep the supplies for another 150 years instead of 75?

I think their strategy will #### them in the long term.
I attended the XOM energy outlook to 2035.

There is more than 75 years worth of oil. Just saying.

Oil will rebound and eventually hit the high 90's again in a couple of years. OPEC knows exactly what they are trying to do here. Buying companies like CVX, COP and XOM here at these prices.....long term $$$$$$$ Great safe dividends and these companies are truly on sale. I have been buying these stocks today.

COP

CVX

XOM

DOW

CAT

UTX

PG

PPL

NSC

BP

INTC

AAPL

 
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You guys interested at all in penny stocks? I know they are highly speculative and many will never be anything more than a penny stock, but here's one I like and am invested in personally...

Sprylogics is the company behind the Breaking Sports app. I know apps are not great business models, but this one might be a bit of a game changer, pardon the pun. I downloaded it and it's helped me with fantasy baseball this summer in that I get alerted anytime a player on one of my rosters hits the news or social media. It's a free app and one I like, but free apps are not revenue generators.

However, they just announced an exclusive partnership with a huge global wagering company that will allow users of the app in Australia to click "Bet Now" and take them to the gambling website to make a bet. Spry will earn click-through revenue. More below.

TORONTO, July 16, 2015 /CNW/ - Sprylogics International Corp. (TSXV: SPY) a technology provider of semantic search, machine learning and natural language processing ("NLP)", is pleased to announce that it has entered into an exclusive agreement with Tabcorp Holdings Limited (ASX:TAH) ("Tabcorp") a world leading wagering company to offer a new version of its BreakingSports app to the Australian market. The agreement is mutually exclusive and provides Sprylogics per click advertising revenue, with an annual minimum guaranteed level.

The agreement will see wagering information and markets from TAB.com.au seamlessly integrated into the BreakingSports app news feed. In addition to the current sports available on the BreakingSports app, the new version will provide breaking news information from social media feeds about Australian Football (AFL) and Rugby League, EPL and A-League Soccer as well as International Cricket.
It trades in the US under SPYLF at $0.24 cents per share. If you're a gambler and like to take small, speculative swings, this is one I'd recommend. At the very least, download the app and tell me what you think.

Good luck!
It is .24 and has traded 2500 shares today... I'd get in, but there isn't even a ask/bid up/
I see 283,640 shares traded today on Schwab. Weird.

 
Until today, I didn't really think sub $40 oil was really a possibility. I'm debating buying DWTI for a quick 5-10 day trade as the oil collapse moves on. I just don't see what stops this.

 
Until today, I didn't really think sub $40 oil was really a possibility. I'm debating buying DWTI for a quick 5-10 day trade as the oil collapse moves on. I just don't see what stops this.
Oil rig count rose again today. I have to ask myself, why? If the price of oil keeps going down, then rig count should go down too right? Why do idle rigs keep getting fired up? Maybe they believe this price depression is short lived?

One of the few contrary opinions I've seen on oil prices.

I'm also seeing a lot of articles talking about how gold is going to $200-$400 an ounce. Pretty good sign a bottom is in.

 
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Until today, I didn't really think sub $40 oil was really a possibility. I'm debating buying DWTI for a quick 5-10 day trade as the oil collapse moves on. I just don't see what stops this.
Oil rig count rose again today. I have to ask myself, why? If the price of oil keeps going down, then rig count should go down too right? Why do idle rigs keep getting fired up? Maybe they believe this price depression is short lived?

One of the few contrary opinions I've seen on oil prices.

I'm also seeing a lot of articles talking about how gold is going to $200-$400 an ounce. Pretty good sign a bottom is in.
July was a ####### disaster for oil... WTI from almost $60 to $46 and change - 22% drop. This is a knife right now and it is falling hard. Wouldn't be surprised to see it retest previous lows which I think were around $43?

 
Until today, I didn't really think sub $40 oil was really a possibility. I'm debating buying DWTI for a quick 5-10 day trade as the oil collapse moves on. I just don't see what stops this.
Oil rig count rose again today. I have to ask myself, why? If the price of oil keeps going down, then rig count should go down too right? Why do idle rigs keep getting fired up? Maybe they believe this price depression is short lived?

One of the few contrary opinions I've seen on oil prices.

I'm also seeing a lot of articles talking about how gold is going to $200-$400 an ounce. Pretty good sign a bottom is in.
July was a ####### disaster for oil... WTI from almost $60 to $46 and change - 22% drop. This is a knife right now and it is falling hard. Wouldn't be surprised to see it retest previous lows which I think were around $43?
It very well could. I'm holding and will add more though.

 
The question I can't get answer on that really holds weight:

What reverses this for oil? The most important part like most things is supply and demand:

Do supplies start to fall? I think everyone agrees this is unlikely

Does demand increase? Even if it does, it will still take time for it to have an impact on numbers in the short term

Outside of conflict in the ME, what causes this to reverse? I'm trying to look at this from all angles, and I don't see it. Congress can veto the Iran deal in September, in which case with a presidential veto, Obama will need 1/3 votes to keep the deal in place. This is the first catalyst I can see, should the deal not hold. But even in this situation, we still have another 5-6 weeks of what looks like painful bleeding.

DWTI is really looking interesting to me for a quick trade.

 
The question I can't get answer on that really holds weight:

What reverses this for oil? The most important part like most things is supply and demand:

Do supplies start to fall? I think everyone agrees this is unlikely

Does demand increase? Even if it does, it will still take time for it to have an impact on numbers in the short term

Outside of conflict in the ME, what causes this to reverse? I'm trying to look at this from all angles, and I don't see it. Congress can veto the Iran deal in September, in which case with a presidential veto, Obama will need 1/3 votes to keep the deal in place. This is the first catalyst I can see, should the deal not hold. But even in this situation, we still have another 5-6 weeks of what looks like painful bleeding.

DWTI is really looking interesting to me for a quick trade.
Supply is already falling.

Oil stocks rally on surprising inventory drawdown,Plus the Saudi's are expected to cut production.

 
IDK, they seem pretty intent on their current strategy http://news.yahoo.com/opec-chief-says-oil-cartel-not-ready-cut-005550302.html

And even with this one week of negative inventory, the trend is disturbingly in the other direction:

Oil inventories finished above the five-year seasonal average, and oil prices dropped to $49 per barrel. Crude inventories rose 2.5 million barrels in the week to July 17 to 463.89 million barrels, more than 100 million barrels above the five-year seasonal average for this week, according to the Energy Information Administration.
100 million barrels over normal seasonal inventory.

 
Crude opened around $48.60 and will close closer to $46.60. It's just a ####### nightmare. I got hammered on UCO and my UGA has been getting crippled :kicksrock:

 
At some point when the Saudi's destroy the smaller oil producers, explorers etc and the consolidation has taken place due to extreme debt pressure on these smaller players, they will cut production and drive the price back up. Mind you it can take a year and half to two years but it will happen at some point.

In the meantime trying to predict a bottom is impossible. But a good indicator is when XOM falls below 85 a share. Bottom is close. Buying a CVX, XOM, COP and even BP at these levels and waiting it out is a good long term approach as they have strong strong balance sheets flush with cash to keep the dividends safe.

Yield while you wait for the eventual 25-35% pop in these major oil producer stock prices. Although PE's look lousy on current earnings....it can swing as fast as oil has dropped here.

Smart money say's go long on energy at these levels.

 
You guys interested at all in penny stocks? I know they are highly speculative and many will never be anything more than a penny stock, but here's one I like and am invested in personally...

Sprylogics is the company behind the Breaking Sports app. I know apps are not great business models, but this one might be a bit of a game changer, pardon the pun. I downloaded it and it's helped me with fantasy baseball this summer in that I get alerted anytime a player on one of my rosters hits the news or social media. It's a free app and one I like, but free apps are not revenue generators.

However, they just announced an exclusive partnership with a huge global wagering company that will allow users of the app in Australia to click "Bet Now" and take them to the gambling website to make a bet. Spry will earn click-through revenue. More below.

TORONTO, July 16, 2015 /CNW/ - Sprylogics International Corp. (TSXV: SPY) a technology provider of semantic search, machine learning and natural language processing ("NLP)", is pleased to announce that it has entered into an exclusive agreement with Tabcorp Holdings Limited (ASX:TAH) ("Tabcorp") a world leading wagering company to offer a new version of its BreakingSports app to the Australian market. The agreement is mutually exclusive and provides Sprylogics per click advertising revenue, with an annual minimum guaranteed level.

The agreement will see wagering information and markets from TAB.com.au seamlessly integrated into the BreakingSports app news feed. In addition to the current sports available on the BreakingSports app, the new version will provide breaking news information from social media feeds about Australian Football (AFL) and Rugby League, EPL and A-League Soccer as well as International Cricket.
It trades in the US under SPYLF at $0.24 cents per share. If you're a gambler and like to take small, speculative swings, this is one I'd recommend. At the very least, download the app and tell me what you think.

Good luck!
So with this wonderful app, how are you doing in your leagues?

 
#### UCO.

Got hammered on it... sold my 200 shares for a loss of $900

Still up on it for the year in trades, but I really don't understand the price action over the last 6 weeks.

 
SOld most all of my stocks today, mostly for a bit of profit, but hanging on to all of my etf shorts on the dow, nasdaq and sp.

May go back in to UCO at 24, which is looking possible this afternoon, but its scary

Made nice profits on SHAK, STX and gave them back on JNP and FB

I'd like to buy some 1% longs on the DAX and Greek index. ANy ticker symbols recommended for those plays?

 
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You guys interested at all in penny stocks? I know they are highly speculative and many will never be anything more than a penny stock, but here's one I like and am invested in personally...

Sprylogics is the company behind the Breaking Sports app. I know apps are not great business models, but this one might be a bit of a game changer, pardon the pun. I downloaded it and it's helped me with fantasy baseball this summer in that I get alerted anytime a player on one of my rosters hits the news or social media. It's a free app and one I like, but free apps are not revenue generators.

However, they just announced an exclusive partnership with a huge global wagering company that will allow users of the app in Australia to click "Bet Now" and take them to the gambling website to make a bet. Spry will earn click-through revenue. More below.

TORONTO, July 16, 2015 /CNW/ - Sprylogics International Corp. (TSXV: SPY) a technology provider of semantic search, machine learning and natural language processing ("NLP)", is pleased to announce that it has entered into an exclusive agreement with Tabcorp Holdings Limited (ASX:TAH) ("Tabcorp") a world leading wagering company to offer a new version of its BreakingSports app to the Australian market. The agreement is mutually exclusive and provides Sprylogics per click advertising revenue, with an annual minimum guaranteed level.

The agreement will see wagering information and markets from TAB.com.au seamlessly integrated into the BreakingSports app news feed. In addition to the current sports available on the BreakingSports app, the new version will provide breaking news information from social media feeds about Australian Football (AFL) and Rugby League, EPL and A-League Soccer as well as International Cricket.
It trades in the US under SPYLF at $0.24 cents per share. If you're a gambler and like to take small, speculative swings, this is one I'd recommend. At the very least, download the app and tell me what you think.

Good luck!
So with this wonderful app, how are you doing in your leagues?
Turrible.

 

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