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You have to understand that the Canadian energy industry is/was a generational trading opportunity and I have to manage the overall overnight risks.

I don't really trade penny stocks much ( have 2 ) but the mid caps I like some of them were technically penny stocks after the Covid crash.

GOOG got to the entry price range end of day but I was busy managing my energy plays.

My biggest mistake this week is I sold GOOG 5 minutes before earnings :). Risk aversion gone bad.

Now I need WTI to not crater overnight because some of my stocks barely moved because of US market weakness. ATH ( TSX ) however got some serious buying.

Unlikely. My recommendation was a really good one. Anywhere from -6% to -7.5% today was a really good gamble on decent earnings. Look at their last 5 reports. I really wanted to buy GOOG as well at the lows but got distracted by $90 WTI :).

I bought a ton of AMZN two days ago :). Thought about flipping my JPM position into GOOG but didn't. GOOG actually hit my buy price last hour but with Oil at $90 I didn't have any free money to add another major position.

It's not about being right it's just a statement of reality we aren't in a bear market by any normal definition.

I found this on Google : "One generally accepted measure of a bear market is a price decline of 20% or more over at least a two-month period." The Nasdaq hasn't even met this standard yet. SPX, TSX not even close.

You can't declare a bear market based on your emotions. There is no objective measure that signals we are in a bear market. In fact, the evidence suggests a new bull market began in March 2020 and we just had a healthy correction. Most of what I trade is on the TSX which is 3% off ATHs. Many of...

A trade today would be buy AMZN at these lower levels and close out the trade before 4 pm. A longer term hold just buy GOOG.

GOOG never got there it's going to run. AMZN might be a decent gamble here if you are willing to hold well past earnings.

GXE continues trending up at 1.61. Up 40% in a week since I posted it might break out.

Zero chance of a bear market this year for reasons already posted numerous times.

Lot of overreaction to earnings misses but the play to me is buy the companies with strong reports on down days on broader markets. We may chop around a fair bit and if a positive trend develops on any of them ( eg like V lately ), you participate in that upside.

If GOOG gaps down this morning to the 2850-2870 area it's probably a good buy.

13 years of you posting this shit god you are a moron.

You should though; you seem to be kind of set in your ways.

Well the large players knew earnings were going to be good for the majority of companies. Sometimes you need to understand the fundamentals not just look at charts.

30.5% ??? As I said before, it is very important what you are invested in SPX is barely below break even in that time frame and I bet the TSX is up. I'm up 7.5% since Jan. 1 and today looks somewhat promising.