I like how anytime the stock market is moving down the administration trots Larry Kudlow out to give stocks a bounce. I like how they did it 20 minutes before the closing bell today. Can they be any more blatant?

This is a stock replacement so it's not the same level of conviction as above (in fact given how much the VIX has come in this a pretty logical play for a lot of hedgies to make right now) but still someone sold a massive block of QQQ today in exchange for 80,000 April $163 QQQ calls ($54m) and cc @OptionsHawk who is adding its one of the largest single positions he's ever seen in the ETF's options. Always fun to see what the big boys and institutions are doing...

Btw WBF it is hilarious how shuffle's post count in this thread and forum has correlated to when it was getting worse and then better again because he just dissappears. Oh wait that's right he's only on and trading when he times volatility correctly and doesn't trade other times during the year(s) lol.

LMAO, today they wheeled Kudlow out 5 minutes before market close. He was talking in fast forward trying to get his talking points out before close. (US sanctions against Venezuela cut into his time)

Laughing so hard at how rekt we all know you've been since Christmas, find me ONE person on here that will defend you before I start bumping posts that actually have relevance to OP.

You and Ack Shawn got some work to do btw bud, Friday is closing pretty fast. Only need -740 S&P points LMFAO.

The January Barometer has a 90% historical track record of being right. In "up" Januarys, it's 94% that the year will be up. As of now we are up 7.8% for 2019.

Sure, if you are up 8% in the first month you are likely to end the year in the green. I'm more interested in how the stock market moves from here though.

Now that the Fed is officially on hold, I think you see stocks rise slowly at least thru June assuming other economic metrics in the US stay relatively strong.

Time to sell

Buy. No, hold. No, on second thought, I think sell. Hmmm, not sure.

Time for a new stock thread, this one failed.

Closing out all my longs.

Why?


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Best quarter since 2009. *


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Extra bearish panic like this is bullish
Do the opposite of what you feel

I mean, everyone keeps talking about the yield curves and that is generally 8-12 months as far as an "indicator"

Maybe its 2007 in the back of everyones mind. Like when you tear an ACL and can't ever trust yourself to plant your leg and push off aggressively again. Can't say much, because I got scared as **** for a few days in December. It is important to remember that, if your timing is 10+ years out, a recession just offers a buying opportunity.

it would be the most advertised recession ever. Rather self-fulfilling.

If it were only that easy


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It's the shuffle post per day correlation, when he's in here hammering away it's time to btfd. Look at how many posts were around Christmas Eve.

Eventually hell be right. *. And Ill still be buying and holding.


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I wonder if all the people around here who were moving to cash in 2013 because it was obvious the market was due for a massive correction are still holding cash now?

They probably lost a lot of that cash to ****coins.

This thread has a whopping two pages since the December lows, #freeAckShawn. Would love to hear his take now... Epic.

Are you ever going to post any of your own takes, or just call others out on theirs? You are the first one to take aim at what someone else thinks, but rarely if ever make predictions. As soon as the event occurs, up pops ASAP17 with some second rate, armchair bs that everyone else was already thinking or thought of anyway.

What does ASAP17 think about SNAP, FB, or any other investment? He'll let you know after everyone else picks a side, the companies report, and the market moves.

There are plenty of my own takes in here... Hilarious how obsessed you are with me now that you follow me from thread to thread.