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I'm surprised a good website like Barchart would make such a worthless comparison. They should do a comparison of the trailing P/E. Cisco 1000+ nVidia 80, so according to their logic NVDA should go up another 13X before its as overvalued as CSCO was in 1999.

Yes trading is gambling but not investing. Investing is not a zero sum gain like short-term trading. Certain types of trading is less gambling than other types. The IBD stuff falls into the category of high percentage trading. I think buying breakouts & 52 week and all time highs is less...

Its a pretty lame article. CNBC's job is to cover all the news that effects the markets. I watch it mainly through their website and besides the actual adverts, CNBC is like a big advert for the experts & their employers aka sell-siders. CNBC does a good of covering earnings reports & CEO...

The endgame of the Western Welfare State is that investors don't believe in their capacity to endlessly print money. That is the original reason for the rise of BTC. Pensions will not be paid off as planned. Real assets will continue to rise and stocks are part of that. Real estate doesn't even...

Mechanically it was caused by derivatives but in reality it was poor risk management. Bear & Lehman had such poor risk management they didn't even realize their VaR (Value at Risk) model was going haywire due to mortgage defaults. Derivatives just leveraged their bets. The real problem was it...

I remember Obama's AG admitting they were too big to prosecute after he left office. Something like it would undermine the confidence of the markets. It probably would have for a short time rattled the markets. There are 3 other episodes of Frontline that are good to watch as well: Inside The...

For day trading right now TSLA & SMCI are extremely volatile. For non-tech stocks COST BA SPR ELF ANF are very volatile as well.

I think the traditional response in stocks is when the perceived bad news no longer makes the stock go down the move is over. The same for equity indexes. The last few weeks I noticed in the ES or even RTY bad news seems to have very little effect in this upward trajectory. Recently BA or even...

My observation trading these low volume stocks that all of a sudden get huge up moves on large volume is that if you wait 3 to 4 days and if the price doesn't go below day one and the volume is still elevated they tend to rise eventually. I bought BMR on day 4 at $12. So far its followed my...

My IRA account is similar like someone without PDT since it is a cash account so I do pseudo daytrading via options and ft the signals tell me to reverse I just buy the opposite position on my options until I can sell them both the next day. I remember I was long calls on MRNA right before it...

I'm surprised he needed any leverage. BTC & other cryptocurrencies are so volatile as it is. He wasn't a real daytrader in the sense he was mainly long. If you're going to have long bias you might as well as HODL with buying 10% dips. I mean BTC went from $4K to $69K from the low in 2020 to the...

It doesn't matter if they good companies or they are better than nVidia, their stocks will go nowhere just like the rest of their market. Xi is uninvestable. I believe BABA sells for like 5 P/E. That is what will happen to them as well.

The real question is why aren't options traded in the after hours? Is it because it requires non-automated market makers?

The Yield Max products are in fact ETFs and you can exit any time. I've owned the 3 top yielders. They are crazy volatile and it seems the higher the price the higher the payout. Here are the last 3 month yields: TSLY 15% (TSLA) SQY 18% (SQ) CONY 26% (COIN) CONY's next dividend should be...

Grantham is the most amazingly bearish investor I have seen. His picture is in the dictionary under Permabear. He's pretty much been bearish since 2000.

Yeah that's what I gleaned from reading r/cordcutters (Reddit). Roku was popular on r/cordcutters until about a year ago. Seems everybody on there loves the AppleTV 4K device. The people there do love Tablo & Plex. Seems like most of the posts are about getting the right antenna for your HDTV...

SMCI management should do a 20:1 stock split. At $50 the r/wsb retail crowd will gobble it up. It'll be $1000 no time just like TSLA in 2020.

Without negative employment these people will just keep buying. The US is a mass consumerist market with seemingly no end. Only the great depressions in the past and post GFC (2009-2012 ) did the public save money instead of spending it all.

SMCI has the highest daily RSI I have ever seen. It is currently at 98.5. 75 is considered overbought. If you don't know the reason for its meteoric rise, it is that they are a very frugal server provider especially for the water cooled nVidia H100 cluster GPU set ups. In theory HPE & DELL...

Ed Yardeni on this morning's Squawk Box. He's probably the most rational of the fund managers that comes on CNBC/Bloomberg. I think it is unwise to assume shelter costs are going to come down. Maybe in states that have a lot of room to build that may be the case (Texas, Florida, etc.) but if...