Quote: TDVegasLots of B type movies, Netflix originals with nobody actors and foreign films dubbed…which I hate. I’d rather watch it in its original language with subtitles. Nothing worse than words not matching mouth and some actor from Serbia with a Southern accent dubbed in.
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I can usually manage to select the original audio track and subtitles, which I also generally prefer. My daughter insists on watching all of Netflix with English subtitles on, even with audio in her native language.
Star Trek TNG dubbed into German is hilarious. Recommended if you encounter it.
Quote: MDawgYeah, well, what are you going to do? other than wait it out.
(Luckily) I gave up shorting the market many many years ago.
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Sell, try to time the crater, buy again.
I haven't studied the market recently, but I'm saying if you believe a general sustained downward trend is all but inevitable.
Half of my stock portion is in Moderna (MRNA); down substantially since late summer.
Quote: MDawgNFLX did recover off its lows.
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$5 more and it will be at low of day.
Catastrophic drop. Everything getting whacked.
Utter market rout. It’s trying to recover some but my hunch is it craters toward close….again.
Which is why it's silly to sell during a panic, if anything, buy. You might not get the very bottom but once things rebound you'll be happy.
Tesla got wiped out today. Almost $375 wiped away per share since the day they announced car sales.
Not sure where we go from here but Apple seems to be a stock that cannot be stopped. Still wish I had those 400 shares from from 2010. I don’t even want to do the math. Jobs illness and subsequent death threw a monkey wrench into my long term thinking about the future of the company and products. Mistake. Well, I will. 400 x 7 x 4.
Quote: TDVegasMore than a few. $11 by close. Tesla roared back at the end as well. Very very volatile.
Not sure where we go from here but Apple seems to be a stock that cannot be stopped. Still wish I had those 400 shares from from 2010. I don’t even want to do the math. Jobs illness and subsequent death threw a monkey wrench into my long term thinking about the future of the company and products. Mistake. Well, I will. 400 x 7 x 4.
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Don't look back.
You didn't sell too early, and you didn't sell too late. You sold at precisely the time you intended to.
Quote: billryanQuote: TDVegasMore than a few. $11 by close. Tesla roared back at the end as well. Very very volatile.
Not sure where we go from here but Apple seems to be a stock that cannot be stopped. Still wish I had those 400 shares from from 2010. I don’t even want to do the math. Jobs illness and subsequent death threw a monkey wrench into my long term thinking about the future of the company and products. Mistake. Well, I will. 400 x 7 x 4.
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Don't look back.
You didn't sell too early, and you didn't sell too late. You sold at precisely the time you intended to.
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I’m sure everyone has their what ifs. I’m not alone. Those who sold Bitcoin at $1,500. Those who sold TSLA at $60.
I don’t think I would have held onto all 11,200 shares as it would have been enormously stressful to have an investment portfolio basically weighted 95% on one stock….but it was certainly a lottery type stock for me. If I held all of it.
No Regerts!!!!!
Facebook utterly slammed. Down 26% on the day. That’s penny stock moves, not tech titan.
Woe to those holding it. It’s lost about 40% in a few short months. Nothing to sneeze at.
The saving grace is AMZN. Probably saved the entire market for Friday. Up $450 after hours on earnings.
Huge moves, up and down.
But, as I've said before, an atom bomb could go off in a major U.S. city on Thursday, and the markets might recover by Tuesday. Bull market seems unstoppable.
Quote: MDawgLet's see how the Ukraine situation shakes out with reference to the markets.
But, as I've said before, an atom bomb could go off in a major U.S. city on Thursday, and the markets might recover by Tuesday. Bull market seems unstoppable.
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I don’t feel like we are in a bull market anymore. Down around 5-10% over last 3-4 months. Without getting too political, I am hoping this all changes next November. I did something I rarely do…. I sold around 1/3 to 1/2 of all my holdings with ties to Russia. Maybe can see their stocks being ‘frozen’ or something like the administration did to certain China stocks.
Tesla $772 from $1,200 in 6 weeks.
FB $380 to $199
Even MSFT. $348 to $280.
Crushing everything in the path.
I see no let up until we get some stability in Eastern Europe. Sell now and ask questions later seems to be the operative word.
Impossible to predict. Sell the rumor, buy the reality seems to have come true on Ukraine.
Tomorrow is another day. Shall see.
Along with that of course is a whole lot of other sanctions.
I too thought it was going to be a horrible day in the market and it started out that way but I was very surprised when it closed. We shall see what tomorrow brings. My guess is people/traders/brokers are thinking the war isn't going to impact much more than where it is.
The morning after the Brexit vote went the wrong way in 2016, the market opened in the red to the extreme, but I and many others bought it up and profited that same day via trading. I was busy yesterday so I didn't get a chance to trade but it would have been obvious to anyone skilled in the market that it was a day to buy not sell.
The old adage is "Buy on the sound of gunfire: Sell on the sound of trumpets". But this was a remarkable comeback by any stretch of the imagination. The 3% or so drop on the invasion was expected to repeat a few times, but it instantly reversed, completely without the trumpets.Quote: AlanMendelsonI'm surprised that before a weekend, with a war in progress, the Dow would soar 834 points. Is it a bull trap?
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The markets are just so sanguine. It will probably go down a few percent when the first nuke goes off and rebound on the second, in the knowledge that wars historically ended after the second nuke!
However, TRADING isn't exactly the same thing, and some people do that quite successfully consistently.
Quote: OnceDearBut this was a remarkable comeback by any stretch of the imagination.
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Yes, that's what I said (predicted) a week ago.
Quote: MDawgLet's see how the Ukraine situation shakes out with reference to the markets.
But, as I've said before, an atom bomb could go off in a major U.S. city on Thursday, and the markets might recover by Tuesday. Bull market seems unstoppable.
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Quote: AlanMendelsonMdawg in World War 2 the war with Japan ended with only two nukes... because there were only 2 nukes.
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The Japanese didn't know that.
Quote: AlanMendelsonMdawg in World War 2 the war with Japan ended with only two nukes... because there were only 2 nukes.
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The Japanese didn't know that.
Quote: billryanQuote: AlanMendelsonMdawg in World War 2 the war with Japan ended with only two nukes... because there were only 2 nukes.
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The Japanese didn't know that.
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And it's a good thing they didnt. The other option was the full invasion.
Quote: AlanMendelsonQuote: billryanQuote: AlanMendelsonMdawg in World War 2 the war with Japan ended with only two nukes... because there were only 2 nukes.
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The Japanese didn't know that.
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And it's a good thing they didnt. The other option was the full invasion.
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Was it really? Japan had almost no navy and it's air force was in tatters. Most of it's troops were in China or isolated on islands in the Pacific with no way of getting back to the Japanese homeland. An American/English naval blockade would have it on the verge of starvation in weeks and our planes could have bombed their cities and factories back to the stone age. Many buildings in Japan were at least partially made from paper and burned in a matter of minutes. Before WW2, paper and wood were the main materials people used to build. In the 1960s, it was rare to see such buildings in the city as very few survived.
Quote: MDawgBot AMZN 2690 - went lower than that, but it's above 2700 again now.
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Definitely a good one, still holding those additional trading shares, plus of course my very long term AMZN shares.
Timing is everything!
Amazon announces 20-for-1 stock split, $10 billion buyback
In some situations, it will likely take years to recoup those paper losses. I don’t believe the market can be timed. That said, if you’ve been on the sideline these past few weeks, kudos.
Yep, just like the real estate market. It's gonna keep going up 30% per year forever!!! This is definitely not a bubble...this time it's different. Normal valuation measures do not apply to this market.Quote: MDawgStock market definitely stalling of late, but when it gets going again it will g-g-g-o do not worry!
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Sound familiar?
Netflix down about 53%
Apple down about 17%
MSFT down about 20%
Tesla down almost 40%
Not sure where the bottom is…but these are some pretty bad losses. I don’t see a bottom either. Take years possibly to recoup, especially FB, NFLX.