GBA Presents: RADIO SAVANT-!

vanzandt said:
And speaking of politics...

Apparently there's a huge political factor involved in the Brazilian markets, which I was unaware of when I made those posts regarding it last weekend. Some big election between two radically different candidates. The ETF--- (EWZ) ---- has dropped from $34 to $31.

GBA needs to monitor this Brazilian election too as there could be big moves on the horizon. Not sure which candidate makes for the bull case however. They're probably both crooks. Which one does Trump like? That's probably the one good for VALE. (And bad for the rain-forest)
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VAN!!!! When you were away I saw a Uber Bear on TV and guess the only place he liked... Brazil!
 
So what does it all mean Stoney? Beats me... but I think one thing GBA needs to be doing is finding the near-term trades for a changing of the guard in both Houses of Congress, because it appears the whales are betting that way now.

New GBA theme->>>> Trading The Red Wave.


I laugh when I hear the term Wave. Doesn't this happen every single time mid term of a President's cycle. They say so on TV and they also say the stocks like a divided gov.

So not so much a wave as an expected event.

How to play it?

Oil and gas I would think.

And Diapers we are going to have so many more babies around without mommies and daddy's who want them they will go hungry. Great poverty as excess babies ruins lives and soaks up funds so diapers, baby food and oil>?

Hopefully we can hitch Bio to this thesis. Less regulation = more pollution and less alternative energy, more unwanted babies and probably the worst part less support for Ukraine.

This may be one of the rare cases when change is bad. Especially with these wacko candidates like Oz the " dr " What must Ophra think! I don't like Ophra at all.
 
There's a dirty little secrete in the HF community. Insurance stocks. The Hedgies have cornered the market in this one area and the sector has been on fire all year.

MetLife stock up 20% this year, could gain even more, Barron's says 09:07 MET While the S&P 500 index has fallen 22% this year, MetLife stock has cruised to a 20% gain, including reinvested dividends, Jacob Sonenshine writes in this week's edition of Barron's. The company's diversified businesses, which it has simplified over the years, have enabled it to post better-than-expected earnings every quarter this year, while forecasts for 2023 have risen, as well. There likely are more gains where those came from, the author writes. MetLife stock has been range-bound since the beginning of 2007, but now looks ready to rally even more, he adds.
 
Stoney!!!!
I've been going thru all the posts.
Its no wonder our readership dropped!
You gave out all losing trades.
You've single-handedly brought down Robinhood and maybe even Cathie. :mad:
 
Van in all seriousness I had one of my great runs and I didn't brag at all! You should of seen me-- just the facts Ma''am.. in like the driest tone I completed 7-10 huge winning trades and boosted viewership 10,000<-- in 1 week! :)

I'm so happy.

Honestly I was worried... can I do this alone? Or do I need the constant fibs and mis information you bring to the table?

And can I pull off these trades without gloating? How will the public take this new subdued and accurate stoney?
 
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