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Of course. Fear of missing out once again rules markets.....

There will be many people who restrict themselves from crowds such as restaurants and planes especially if they had someone close to them fall ill to the coronavirus or if they are the hypochondriac type....And if there is a re-emergence of the virus after restrictions are lifted then you will...

I'm good. I have some longs but added more short etfs last week and will add more on every 500-1000 push higher in the dow. Markets aren't done going down. No crisis and collapse in the economy last 5 1/2 weeks!!! Almost 20 million unemployed with many never going to get their jobs back, gdp...

Uh ohhhh No one has even begun to factor in the collapse in earnings that will be appearing in the nezt 2 years. That alone is going to drop forecasts to levels we haven't seen in years..the s$p was looking at $160 in earnings, do you have any idea what the number is gling to be ? Not even...

Of course I'll be here posting. And I'll be saying the same thing .....you know to send all your thank you cards to the Federal reserve as they print trillions of dollars to prop up the market continously!!!

Biggest economical crisis in history and the worse of the market rout is behind us. Simply amazing that one can say that. So that means the next bull market will last for some 30+ 40+ 50+ years after this last bear market only lasted 3 weeks, wait I think it was 11 days if I'm not mistaken ...

According to this article its only one LETTER in the alphabet and that Letter is V https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wall-streets-top-stock-market-experts-strike-bullish-tone-201040965.html

How come after markets collapse there is just article after article after article and just so many, many, many opinions on how the markets are on a road to recovery when not one single person predicted a collapse...the same exact people saying to buy now were the exact cheerleaders at the top...

Goldman Sachs abandons its bearish near-term view on stocks, says the bottom is in By Barbara Kollmeyer Published: Apr 13, 2020 10:20 am ET https://www.marketwatch.com/story/goldman-sachs-abandons-its-bearish-near-term-view-on-stocks-says-the-bottom-is-in-2020-04-13 Wall Street analyst who...

Oil was up near 24.59 or about 5-6%....guess markets wanted a 15-20 million barrel reduction

The oil drop totally got me but my prediction for market futures dropping I was right on. However thought there would be a 3% drop at the open not 2% Oh well

Of course they will. No company or sector will be left without a fed bailout. Every industry will get free money. That's how capitalism works hahahahahahahahhahahahahahabhahahah.

Add in what will be 20 million unemployed in the next week or two and real estate will grind to a halt. Again many many people will disagree and probably bitch but I would enjoy a nice 40-50% decline in housing prices, will it happen? Absolutely not. They won't allow that to happen. Maybe 7 % or...

Sub 20.is a possibility but now with the fed in every corner of the market it will be a tough call.

Yes few more hours to get our answers

Extremely amusing Remember rich get richer. Never going to change. Just think, 16,000,000 people out of work and growing. That's an insane amount of people to lose their jobs when just a month ago the unemployment numbers were at historic lows with under 4% unemployment rate. This is just...

I look at it as a deal was finalized and that weeks and weeks of uncertainty from the possibility of no cut that now any cut was significant news even if it was 5 million. The markets wanted a cut either which way one looked at it so I believe oil surges tomorrow. May not hold but I believe it...

No problem. That will be the biggest news for tomorrow's open. Unless the fed adds another few trillion to prop up equities ...

I can live on very basic food. Simplest dishes of only a few ingredients is all I need. Now talk to those who need 5 square meals a day and the millenials who need their specialized foods. They are the ones bitching...haaaaaa.

the higher the food shortage and the longer the lines at the food banks the higher equities go...seems absolutely nothing bothers the markets especially last weeks 12% gains which was the highest in nearly 50 years!!!!!!!