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vanzandt said:
I think Mrs. Stoney needs the eye doctor.

The jacket is a man's jacket, look which side the snaps are on. Now that doesn't matter really , plenty of girls wear mens jackets like that, but look real close at his white polo shirt. See the buttons? They're on the right side. A man's polo.
I doubt that's a girl Stoney. Plus look at his hands. Those aren't girl hands dude.
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This is so funny. First off I need the eye help. Something is going on and I'm afraid to even talk about it I really am. I am having some serious eye site problems as of late. Can't see up close at all...Don't tell anyone... I'm freaking out... It's along story but once some eye guy said something i didn't like and I bolted from his office i have buried the memory... I'm scared.

Lets leave it at t6hat.

You are solving a big fight I said the same thing that's a man. But the shorts are only sold in the women's section? These kids today with their duel genders and pro nouns!!!!
 
AgEagle Aerial System buys senseFly for $23M
Oct. 18, 2021 5:56 PM ETAgEagle Aerial Systems, Inc. (UAVS)
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  • AgEagle Aerial Systems(NYSE:UAVS) to acquire and senseFly, a Parrot Group wholly-owned subsidiary, in a cash and stock transaction valued at $23M.
  • Founded in 2009, senseFly develops and produces a proprietary line of eBee-branded, high performance, fixed wing drones for professional use.
  • Brandon Torres Declet, CEO comments: “Recognized as the producer of the world’s most widely used fixed wing drones, senseFly is an ideal strategic fit for AgEagle; and is expected to accelerate our core growth strategy centered on delivering proprietary, full stack drone solutions to the global agriculture, construction, energy, government sectors, and in the future, package delivery. In addition, senseFly brings AgEagle solid engineering talent focused on advanced research and development, a well-established global reseller network and a strong portfolio of intellectual property.”
 
Beyond Air shares rise after interim data from LungFit GO pilot study in Australia
Oct. 20, 2021 9:03 AM ETBeyond Air, Inc. (XAIR)
  • Beyond Air(NASDAQ:XAIR)shares rise more than 4% premarket after announcinginterim data from the ongoing LungFit GO pilot study in Australia.
  • In the study, patients self-administered high concentration inhaled NO at home to treat severe nontuberculous mycobacterial (NTM) lung disease.
Yes I am out of XAIR & ATOSSA For that matter.>>>

This is a bit frustrating this PR-- It's not to treat severe lung disease wink wink--It's for Covid.
They just can't say that!
 
Ok so in a nutshell the correction as it were is upon us--> in that the stk action now is manic and primarily small caps. " Speculative " It was a bad sign that banks did not take off further---

Strong bank earnings failed to entice buyers, BofA flows say: At the Open
Oct. 20,
  • Strong Q3 results from big banks and rising rates couldn't prompt BofA clients to be net buyers of financial stocks last week.
  • Strong equity trading numbers drove better-than-expected earnings at Goldman Sachs(NYSE:GS)and Morgan Stanley(NYSE:MS), while J.P. Morgan Chase(NYSE:JPM)and Citi(NYSE:C) also topped forecasts.
  • And the 10-year Treasury yield(NYSEARCA:TBT)(NASDAQ:TLT)rose above 1.6%.
  • Financials(NYSEARCA:XLF)gained 1.2% on the week while the S&P Bank ETF(NYSEARCA:KBE)was up slightly.
  • But despite "upward revisions to Financials estimates amid Banks results last week, clients sold Financials for the third consecutive week (though corp. buybacks in the sector accelerated; Financials buybacks are once again outpacing Tech buybacks)," BofA strategists Jill Carey Hall and Savita Subramanian write in a note.
  • Clients sold in nine of the 11 sectors, with Info Tech(NYSEARCA:XLK)seeing the biggest outflows. Tech, Consumer Discretionary(NYSEARCA:XLY)and Health Care(NYSEARCA:XLV)all saw selling near record levels.
  • Overall, BofA clients were net sellers of U.S. equities, with the biggest outflow since June at -$2.3B, seemingly shrugging off the best S&P(NYSEARCA:SPY)weekly performance in three months.
  • Institutional clients sold for the third straight week, with the largest outflows since March, while hedge funds also sold.
  • "Selling by institutional clients in recent weeks aligns with historical trends: institutional clients’ sales have typically peaked in Oct., suggestive of potential tax loss selling ahead of the Oct. 31 deadline for mutual funds to realize capital gains," Hall and Subramanian write. "Private client selling has typically peaked in Dec., ahead of the Dec. 31 cutoff for individual investors. Flows have typically reversed in subsequent months."
  • But overall, clients were net buyers of small-caps(NYSEARCA:IWM)while net sellers of large-caps.
  • Hedge funds are now increasing net positions in small-caps<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Ok so we have outflows Institutional that we must be aware of. Hedge funds are rotating... a stock like SNAP or ZS might really hurt you.

Although small caps is obviously my forte' lets use that bond yield as a gauge and not follow along. Use these next two weeks to raise cash.

The System that I employ always tips Red and then within 2 weeks stuff is supposed to happen... I myself am a doubter! How can they know when all of this world stuff is changing all the time? How could they know?
 
Caesars price target raised to $138 from $127 at Morgan Stanley 09:09 CZR Morgan Stanley analyst Thomas Allen raised the firm's price target on Caesars to $138 from $127 and keeps an Overweight rating on the shares. In a preview for the North American casino group, Allen said he is raising his Q3 Vegas estimates based on state data and channel checks while he believes regional casino activity "as a whole remains robust." Show Related Items >> Boyd Gaming price target raised to $90 from $82 at Morgan Stanley <-----
 
Iridium upgraded to Buy from Neutral at BWS Financial 09:04 IRDM BWS Financial analyst Hamed Khorsand upgraded Iridium to Buy from Neutral with a price target of $60, up from $37. The stock is down 20% from January, but the investment story has improved as the company continues to grow its subscriber base at a faster pace than he had been expecting, Khorsand tells investors. Its better than expected growth should allow the company to delever its balance sheet "aggressively," which help drive a higher stock price, the analyst added.
 
stonedinvestor said:
Ok so in a nutshell the correction as it were is upon us--> in that the stk action now is manic and primarily small caps. " Speculative " It was a bad sign that banks did not take off further---

Strong bank earnings failed to entice buyers, BofA flows say: At the Open
Oct. 20,
  • Strong Q3 results from big banks and rising rates couldn't prompt BofA clients to be net buyers of financial stocks last week.
  • Strong equity trading numbers drove better-than-expected earnings at Goldman Sachs(NYSE:GS)and Morgan Stanley(NYSE:MS), while J.P. Morgan Chase(NYSE:JPM)and Citi(NYSE:C) also topped forecasts.
  • And the 10-year Treasury yield(NYSEARCA:TBT)(NASDAQ:TLT)rose above 1.6%.
  • Financials(NYSEARCA:XLF)gained 1.2% on the week while the S&P Bank ETF(NYSEARCA:KBE)was up slightly.
  • But despite "upward revisions to Financials estimates amid Banks results last week, clients sold Financials for the third consecutive week (though corp. buybacks in the sector accelerated; Financials buybacks are once again outpacing Tech buybacks)," BofA strategists Jill Carey Hall and Savita Subramanian write in a note.
  • Clients sold in nine of the 11 sectors, with Info Tech(NYSEARCA:XLK)seeing the biggest outflows. Tech, Consumer Discretionary(NYSEARCA:XLY)and Health Care(NYSEARCA:XLV)all saw selling near record levels.
  • Overall, BofA clients were net sellers of U.S. equities, with the biggest outflow since June at -$2.3B, seemingly shrugging off the best S&P(NYSEARCA:SPY)weekly performance in three months.
  • Institutional clients sold for the third straight week, with the largest outflows since March, while hedge funds also sold.
  • "Selling by institutional clients in recent weeks aligns with historical trends: institutional clients’ sales have typically peaked in Oct., suggestive of potential tax loss selling ahead of the Oct. 31 deadline for mutual funds to realize capital gains," Hall and Subramanian write. "Private client selling has typically peaked in Dec., ahead of the Dec. 31 cutoff for individual investors. Flows have typically reversed in subsequent months."
  • But overall, clients were net buyers of small-caps(NYSEARCA:IWM)while net sellers of large-caps.
  • Hedge funds are now increasing net positions in small-caps<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Ok so we have outflows Institutional that we must be aware of. Hedge funds are rotating... a stock like SNAP or ZS might really hurt you.

Although small caps is obviously my forte' lets use that bond yield as a gauge and not follow along. Use these next two weeks to raise cash.

The System that I employ always tips Red and then within 2 weeks stuff is supposed to happen... I myself am a doubter! How can they know when all of this world stuff is changing all the time? How could they know?
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SNAP reports tomorrow. You can bet the analysts are gonna be all over "what are you doing about .... whatever you want to call it... cyber bullying(?)... whatever FB is dealing with.
They'll be on the warpath, the analysts that is.
I dunno, SNAP is gonna put out more record numbers. I think it'll be over $90 by xmas. But ya never know. It's been consolidating here pretty long however.
 
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