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Sorry to get "technical" but they are fib ratios. As in the Golden Ratio and inverse - 61.8% 161.8 1,1,2,3,5,8,13 are fib numbers.

food pfft!

Does Porsche make a Yugo model?

Geographically and politically Europe is poor example for the U.S.A. to follow. Some of it because of what you lay out but also we drive way more on average in a year than Europeans, devote much of our road taxes (paid at the pump, not plug) to maintaining our roads while they mostly put it...

So does that mean OrangeMan is a little bitch too? Well you don't have to answer because it is obvious he is (Bone Spurs anyone, Rich Daddy Daddy get me out of the VietNam war). Donald Trump is demanding a new judge just days before the start of his hush-money criminal trial...

Guess I see EW things differently. Correction for me confirmed only once it traded below but more importantly closed below March 20th closing price, which happened on April 2nd. But what price move predicted what news?

So you are boastful about can't never go down again, V's happen continuously but drops don't also ... but are shy to provide proof you are fully taking advantage of it staying fully invested and even adding with each "v". Ok.

Say you had a sports gambler buddy that lost almost all the time. Maybe betting the opposite to them would pay off (straight up which team wins or scores the most points or covers the spread whatever). Still nothing is ever guaranteed. Trading is different, putting aside straight vanilla...

90% is and likely always will be true. 90% lose 90% of capital in 90 days prolly never was true.

So you must be approaching entry to the top 10 billionaires lists... by pyramiding your increasing margin allowance time and again of your initial QQQ's shares. Let see your open QQQ position(s) for all of these can't go down ever ever, all dips are bought calls.

(Semafor) Colombia pushes cacao over coca Colombia’s government launched a campaign to help coca growers transition to cultivating cacao, as the price of the bean soared to historic highs. Demand for cacao — the source ingredient for chocolate — has jumped as climate change and El Niño, a...

A topic recently that got a lot of activity was I think, Why is the obvious not obvious. Well what is obvious is all the talk why the markets "should" go down but aren't. Or it will go down soon because of X, Y, Z. But then a funny thing happens ... it still doesn't. And the more it doesn't...

That's all you see. Some of us see reality.

Another credible news source? You?

Which will matters only if they also compel utilities that produce the supplied electricity from non-carbon fuels, of course meaning renewables. Otherwise it is just, like currently much of the time in many places, a bait-and-switch game. As well as of course solve the...

And during tonight's Globex session it has traded above today's HOD, though not yet above Tuesday's HOD. But might things be put on hold/low vol/small ranges till Friday 830am NFP report?

Long, long ago it was said, something to the effect, if you want to make a million dollars on Wall Street start with two million. The numbers get bigger, its applied to more than Wall Street, but yes some of us have heard it a time or two or a hundred times before.

Agree Musk resigning would be seen as a positive. He did "his job" getting TSLA this far, he should pass the baton. As for quarterly numbers, like it or not, that is how the markets work in modern times. Its why I focus on how things are, not how I wish they could be.

Correct. Borrowers pay interest. Or inversely Interest can't be charged unless someone or some entity ... borrows. IOW of course The Treasury borrows.

Inside Bar too.