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You should be able to tell that it is live by looking at the data Dozo is showing on his screen with the data you could see on yours assuming you both subscribe to the requisite market data.

What the hell is that? Nobody wants to see some "live" site.

UberConference is also free and very easy to use; although, you can only do it for 45 minutes at a time. Plenty of time for Bozo Dozo to show his blotter.

Agreed. The chart of the 1929 crash best matches this behavior. The "Crash" was really multiple crashes because people kept buying the dip, which is what really hurt people. In all other recessions, there was a slow bleed, so nobody could find a decent entry point and thus were spared. The drop...

Well then, I am doing him a solid by creating this thread.

March 6, we had 21K global cases. March 27, we grew by more than 21K cases every 24 hours. Current death toll: 2,000+. Give it 2 weeks to a month, and the death toll will be 2,000 a day.

Is Dealmaker a newsbot that hotlinks articles? I see tons of new threads started with no personal comments, only a reiteration of already published articles. Are we not all capable of using Google?

$2K is not enough money to buy SPX index options unless you are buying deep out of the money. I have not check today, but even a 2200 put that expires in two weeks is going for ~5K. You would have to buy a ~3200C or ~2000P. Are you talking S&P 500 micro futures, not options? Are you trading...

That's because people are in denial. Predictions make people feel like they are smart and in control. They want to argue still over whether or not covid is worse than the flu. People are not any less jobless.

WeWork was always screwed. Let's not forget about SoftBank and Son. "He had strong eyes". Masayoshi's next vision fund will be called WeGoofed, now give us another $100 billion.

Yes. Everybody is sweating the index rising hundreds after falling ~10,000. Woe is me.

Why do we need yet another thread by Greeneveryday, Dozu, or Amun asking the same question again and again? We get it. You are a bull (shitter). You will always be a bull.

Yes and no. It may do something nobody is talking about: debt. Everyone must be forgetting introductory macroeconomics. You don't just get to take on more debt and keep the status quo. Should they make the colossally stupid error of even trying to pass a $10 trillion package, it would scare...

The number of posts here is where I predict the Dow will go. Mark my post number LOL.

Well, C+I+G+(X-M), so the only way is the Catch-22 whereby we ramp up the C (consumer spending) or X (exports). How will we increase consumer spending when they barely have money to pay for their cars, mortgages, etc. Restaurants won't be open to hire or generate tax revenue. The vicious circle...

No. Not 4 weeks. It's too late for April. The $2T only covers about two weeks. The gov't has the next 4 weeks to doll out the money before May, but that is only robbing Peter to pay Paul. April and May are 8 weeks. That'll require a stimulus every two weeks or $8 trillion. That is impossible as...

Both are sad. They both ignore all the warnings. It reminds me of that joke about God: A great flood has hit. A man ignores all the people who try to help him. A row boat first as the streets flood. Even as he stands atop a building seeking shelter from the massive flood, he waves off the...

It has now been stated many times. There are two Republican parties post-Trump: the OG Republicans, and the RINOs who follow Trump calling for bailouts.

That's not what I took issue with. You say you want consistency; however, this thread is highly inconsistent. A bull saying, "hooray for bull traps" is an oxymoron. He is also trolled because he trolls other with "jackass, everybody is stupid" and let's not forget the most hilarious, "let me...

Who do you think all those "right wing nuts" are? CEOs and other entrepreneurs. That's right, most belong to the Republican Party with the tiny exception of liberal millennial tech start-ups. Who do you think those 3.28 million unemployed are? Oh yeah, that's right. They are the jobs that are...