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I could be wrong, but don't they have these board meetings almost every month? I think everyone is just blowing it out of proportion since the SPX hit new lows.

Don't think we will see any relief in the market until the elections are over.

I don't like making bold predictions but I think there is a high possibility the ES/DIA will see some green tomm.

Well we won't know if it isn't one of those again until tomm or next week. Probably not the bottom yet but a temporary bounce isn't out of the picture. The S&P just dangling on those June lows.

Purely just a technical bounce off yearly lows. No news or anything. The bigger question is if we saw the bottom or if it's just another bear rally

Likely you lack a methodical approach & the experience to trade volatile smallcaps that offer an extremely high risk as well as unpredictability. It's only natural to cave in on emotions when shit hits the fan and exit out all your position to eliminate the accelerating fear & uncertainty...

One thing we can all be certain about. This thread will not begin nor end well. :cool:

The thread only shows how I called you out on shorting UBER in the 28's and hitting your stop in the 33's. Subsequent posts were of you being a douche and getting pounced by other ET members. But I guess nothing is stopping the ET court jester back with a vengeance.

That is why I stated I only despise this strategy as an option trader since it is not a viable approach with options due to time decay and expiration. (It was meant to be subjective.)

I've a feeling you're not gonna get many real answers here with anyone revealing their monthly returns, if at all. The 0.2% who are actually net profitable would probably rather not disclose it. Likewise, for the 98% who blow up their account in a month.

That's true that's why I implicated that it is not the worse strat. Perhaps, it's even a viable investment approach for some.

Basic strategy seems to be random pick bottoms then averaging down to reduce dollar cost. Not the best strategy but I suppose it's not the worse. As mainly a swing option trader I despise it though.

I be brutally honest, I did some DD in the markets and found nothing even remotely interesting rn. But I guess that is dependent on your strategy.

To find anything that has a consistent inverse volatility correlation will prove difficult, perhaps non-existent.

Fair enough.

You need to articulate your thoughts in a better fashion. You make no sense. You should just stay away from anything you've absolute no idea on. Better yet, stay away from Penny stocks altogether. Not even the most experienced traders, can tell you what would happen before or after a split.

Sadly your mistaking , if you think a high beta tech stock will diverge from the overall market due to it's valuation.

I can't tell what's worse that or ignoring your own advice 60 seconds later. Please tell me your not trading in a real account?

Best advice. Don't delve into penny stocks. That's an disaster in the making. But if you do, I recommend you do not daytrade, you'll 100% get burned. Your better off swinging with a buy low, sell high approach.

All this guy does is show his fancy sports cars but offer nothing of real value. Whatever he tries to sell you can probably be found on Investopedia. He is nothing more than a very good internet marketer. Save your money and use it on common sense.