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:thumbsup: As well if you went long after big gap down you are currently underwater $30/share and perhaps looking at a lot more downside.

And how about the fact their most recent quarterly showed an actual first time ever decline in total number of members. No growth or even negative growth is nooo good.

That bottom call is working out reeeeeal gud!!

Interest rate hikes, especially multiple ones, usually take many months - like 6 to 12 months minimal. Things happen fast these days, so maybe it might be more like 3 to 6. Time will tell.

Ok I understand (btw I am not at this time an IB customer) but so I understand further when you are saying testing live vs paper-trading - do you just mean testing on live data or actual live trading?

No significant difference(?) - in the history of trading software testing that would be a first.

Closed Board Meeting on February 14, 2022 Government in the Sunshine Meeting Notice Advanced Notice of a Meeting under Expedited Procedures It is anticipated that the closed meeting of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, February 14, 2022, will be held...

Ian McDonald, King Crimson and Foreigner Co-Founder, Dead at 75 https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/ian-mcdonald-king-crimson-foreigner-013342928.html

Emotions run higher on the open than the close. And that is why I prefer .... the open. ;)

(Bloomberg) The surge in U.S. consumer prices by more than forecast in January is adding to expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise rates soon and quickly. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. now sees seven 25 basis points hikes in 2022, one for every meeting left in the year. Traders are also...

TLDR use a stop next time.

Markets don't move because of the news, markets move because of their (collective) interpretation of the news. Figuring that out is the hard part. (Soros is one of the rare ones I've ever heard that can). The easy part is just watch price. What I do.

Insights?

Make Overnight a happy - bring back Sean Spicer ......... dressed in his DWTS outfit. :p

FreddieMac 30 year mortgage 2.65% month ago, today 3.69%.

I prefer being wise-azz Norm myself although I'd have to gain about a hunah.

My chart shows this morning's numbers .... and they are different from yours?

But I'm not sure where 15027 - 14796 numbers come from, unless that is the June contract?

Well it took longer to do it but 2nd move down was even greater -2.71% vs -2.20% and might not be done just yet: