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Futures are down 1%, bad, but not crazy.uh oh
I predicted a 12% decline for 2016 in the stock contest thread. I didn't think I had a shot of getting there in January...Futures are down 1%, bad, but not crazy.uh oh
Maybe 2016 we get a nasty correction... We have been on a bull run going on almost 7 years. Factor in all the QE and 0% and it is going to happen at some point.
I'd rather just get it out of the way already.
Thanks. Went all in yesterday at close. The way I look at it, I've already beat the averages for 2016 if I just stay in the whole year and vs the buy and hold guy, I gained 4% so far this year.I sold a lot of my stuff yesterday and today. You're welcome for the impending historic run up.
I wouldn't call it quiet, that thing has been in a free fall for the last month.Quietly aapl broke through 100.
In order to find the bottom, this needs to be the consensus.#### stocks.
VIX isn't perfect. There are corner cases where it doesn't model the volatility model at all. It trades mainly on the values of some real short term futures.Pretty incredible 2 days here.
This is nuts.
I've bought some AAPL, some FCX.
What's the layman explanation for the VIX not seemingly moving up as inversely as one would think during this run?
Thanks - not currently holding any but was curious why it seemed so resistantVIX isn't perfect. There are corner cases where it doesn't model the volatility model at all. It trades mainly on the values of some real short term futures.Pretty incredible 2 days here.
This is nuts.
I've bought some AAPL, some FCX.
What's the layman explanation for the VIX not seemingly moving up as inversely as one would think during this run?
Same boat with you FC. I dont have that many shares but damn I wish I would have sold when it went over $10I've been holding 2k shares SGYP since it was $3.50 - It shot all the way up to $10.50 and I didn't sell. It closed today at $4.71
FML, pigs get slaughtered.
P/E will be around 9 soon, some value here, but scared it will get caught in a possible washout. Buy the dip always works, until it doesn't. I think we need a real correction for the market to get back to normal. I'm not talking about the bull#### that happened in August/September followed by an immediate rebound like nothing happened, that is a transferring of wealth... The market shouldn't go to the moon for 7 straight years following the worst economic downturn most of us have ever seen.AAPL in a total freefall now and testing 95 in after hours.
I really like TMobile - they really seem focused on finally getting off their butts and competing with the big dogs and expanding their networkP/E will be around 9 soon, some value here, but scared it will get caught in a possible washout. Buy the dip always works, until it doesn't. I think we need a real correction for the market to get back to normal. I'm not talking about the bull#### that happened in August/September followed by an immediate rebound like nothing happened, that is a transferring of wealth... The market shouldn't go to the moon for 7 straight years following the worst economic downturn most of us have ever seen.AAPL in a total freefall now and testing 95 in after hours.
With that being said, I am starting to make a list and will be redistributing a lot of dry I've had on the sidelines at some point in 2016.
I've got a list I'm making for long term investments:
I want a big chunk in a S&P fund
I'd like to buy some UGA, gas prices won't stay below $2 forever
Chipotle is of interest to me
I'd like action in Amazon, FB, Google, and Netflix (Google is the only one of these 4 I think fairly valued right now)
I have a decent chunk in Verizon, I'm unsure what I want to do with this
I'd also like some Visa/Mastercard
I'd like a small position in IBB
Lastly I want to form a position in AAPL which I mentioned above, becoming very attractive at these levels, but I don't know if I want to get caught in this slaughter.
VZ has a 5% dividend, what is TMobile?I really like TMobile - they really seem focused on finally getting off their butts and competing with the big dogs and expanding their networkP/E will be around 9 soon, some value here, but scared it will get caught in a possible washout. Buy the dip always works, until it doesn't. I think we need a real correction for the market to get back to normal. I'm not talking about the bull#### that happened in August/September followed by an immediate rebound like nothing happened, that is a transferring of wealth... The market shouldn't go to the moon for 7 straight years following the worst economic downturn most of us have ever seen.AAPL in a total freefall now and testing 95 in after hours.
With that being said, I am starting to make a list and will be redistributing a lot of dry I've had on the sidelines at some point in 2016.
I've got a list I'm making for long term investments:
I want a big chunk in a S&P fund
I'd like to buy some UGA, gas prices won't stay below $2 forever
Chipotle is of interest to me
I'd like action in Amazon, FB, Google, and Netflix (Google is the only one of these 4 I think fairly valued right now)
I have a decent chunk in Verizon, I'm unsure what I want to do with this
I'd also like some Visa/Mastercard
I'd like a small position in IBB
Lastly I want to form a position in AAPL which I mentioned above, becoming very attractive at these levels, but I don't know if I want to get caught in this slaughter.
noneVZ has a 5% dividend, what is TMobile?I really like TMobile - they really seem focused on finally getting off their butts and competing with the big dogs and expanding their networkP/E will be around 9 soon, some value here, but scared it will get caught in a possible washout. Buy the dip always works, until it doesn't. I think we need a real correction for the market to get back to normal. I'm not talking about the bull#### that happened in August/September followed by an immediate rebound like nothing happened, that is a transferring of wealth... The market shouldn't go to the moon for 7 straight years following the worst economic downturn most of us have ever seen.AAPL in a total freefall now and testing 95 in after hours.
With that being said, I am starting to make a list and will be redistributing a lot of dry I've had on the sidelines at some point in 2016.
I've got a list I'm making for long term investments:
I want a big chunk in a S&P fund
I'd like to buy some UGA, gas prices won't stay below $2 forever
Chipotle is of interest to me
I'd like action in Amazon, FB, Google, and Netflix (Google is the only one of these 4 I think fairly valued right now)
I have a decent chunk in Verizon, I'm unsure what I want to do with this
I'd also like some Visa/Mastercard
I'd like a small position in IBB
Lastly I want to form a position in AAPL which I mentioned above, becoming very attractive at these levels, but I don't know if I want to get caught in this slaughter.
I think I sold when it finally recovered and then hit like 6 or something. I wished I would've held a little longer, but I was just happy to get back above water on that one.Same boat with you FC. I dont have that many shares but damn I wish I would have sold when it went over $10I've been holding 2k shares SGYP since it was $3.50 - It shot all the way up to $10.50 and I didn't sell. It closed today at $4.71
FML, pigs get slaughtered.
It's definitely not perfect, but it's up a ton. ~35% this week, ~21% just today.Thanks - not currently holding any but was curious why it seemed so resistantVIX isn't perfect. There are corner cases where it doesn't model the volatility model at all. It trades mainly on the values of some real short term futures.Pretty incredible 2 days here.
This is nuts.
I've bought some AAPL, some FCX.
What's the layman explanation for the VIX not seemingly moving up as inversely as one would think during this run?
IIRC there's an FDA thing going on soon with SGYP. Could get a swing soon.I think I sold when it finally recovered and then hit like 6 or something. I wished I would've held a little longer, but I was just happy to get back above water on that one.Same boat with you FC. I dont have that many shares but damn I wish I would have sold when it went over $10I've been holding 2k shares SGYP since it was $3.50 - It shot all the way up to $10.50 and I didn't sell. It closed today at $4.71
FML, pigs get slaughtered.
Nice 35% tank in a few weeks, thing is a powerhouse... Luckily I didn't overextend and we're just getting near where I originally bought in. I'm holding this one boom or bust.IIRC there's an FDA thing going on soon with SGYP. Could get a swing soon.I think I sold when it finally recovered and then hit like 6 or something. I wished I would've held a little longer, but I was just happy to get back above water on that one.Same boat with you FC. I dont have that many shares but damn I wish I would have sold when it went over $10I've been holding 2k shares SGYP since it was $3.50 - It shot all the way up to $10.50 and I didn't sell. It closed today at $4.71
FML, pigs get slaughtered.
Down 10% so far today. WTF?Nice 35% tank in a few weeks, thing is a powerhouse... Luckily I didn't overextend and we're just getting near where I originally bought in. I'm holding this one boom or bust.IIRC there's an FDA thing going on soon with SGYP. Could get a swing soon.I think I sold when it finally recovered and then hit like 6 or something. I wished I would've held a little longer, but I was just happy to get back above water on that one.Same boat with you FC. I dont have that many shares but damn I wish I would have sold when it went over $10I've been holding 2k shares SGYP since it was $3.50 - It shot all the way up to $10.50 and I didn't sell. It closed today at $4.71
FML, pigs get slaughtered.
Well that sucked. Just ran screaming myself at close.Thanks. Went all in yesterday at close. The way I look at it, I've already beat the averages for 2016 if I just stay in the whole year and vs the buy and hold guy, I gained 4% so far this year.I sold a lot of my stuff yesterday and today. You're welcome for the impending historic run up.