In this volatile and unpredictable market I’d only day trade.
Or trade option spreads. Go counter trend on extreme moves only and keep size very light.
In this volatile and unpredictable market I’d only day trade.
Hey, all things being equal, I'd agree in a heartbeat, but things aren't what they were 5 months ago, not even close.Noted, Nostradamus. If you're wrong expect this thread to be revived. For the record, your billionaire buddies were buying garbage hand over foot until 5 months ago.
Fair response, though Putin has little to do with this. Energy prices were already soaring for a little over a year before Russia-Ukraine started. Cancelling pipelines, not renewing oil/gas leases and other forms of domestic energy terrorism have consequences.Hey, all things being equal, I'd agree in a heartbeat, but things aren't what they were 5 months ago, not even close.
Everything has changed, and it appears to be getting worse. That's why I said the level has reset. No Nostradamus required. You just don't fight the Fed, ignore an impending recession, and last but not least, ignore the very real possibility of $8/gallon unleaded and $10/gallon diesel.
Other than that... yes, these algo's fight each other on the way up the same way they do on the way down. It's just every now and then my "billionaire buddies" need to reposition the battleground a little. This is one of those times.
That said, if we get anywhere's close to the all-time highs... by all means... feel free to revive away and I'll eat my hat. Unless Putin dies. Then all bets off. But sell that news too... about 3-4 days after it happens.
If you flip a coin 7 heads in a row does that change the odds on the 8th flip? Only amateurish thinking would think it does.But after 7 straight down weeks, 8 for the Dow,
Right, I missed the Friday hammer... doh!
There is simply no fundamental reason to buy this market