Dont forget fellas the market is ahead of the news by i would say 2 weeks, i think unless your day trading or super short term the news is useless because its usually saying what happened already
This event was an externality--a black swan whose effects may not last as long as people (especially doomsayers) think. The market is always looking forward...and not just at a couple of bad quarters.
Also, if the market were easy to "understand," we'd all be billionaires.
Does anyone understand why or how the market is still going up at all?
Ok, Fed is buying bonds, but corp buybacks are over so who may be buying stocks, or how does the Fed QE convert to stocks going up? Or do retail traders still wield much power, etc?
And I’m pretty sure it’s not just Cramer that is confused by this:
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/08/cra...pper-confused-by-the-market-recent-rally.html
I am as well. However, we are getting married, so I fear that might end.
Green Day to the gulag if no new highs by end of April. Seems fair to me.
And if the S&P 500 isn't at a new yearly low by the end of April, the bears all go to the gas chamber? You realize you're just two sides of the same coin...
First off, it's a joke.
Secondly, it's a response to the OP spamming this board twice a day to tell us how bullish he is and how many SPY calls he's bought.
Hopefully safe, I enjoy reading your trading adventures. Have you noticed if real estate is slipping since your in to spec-homes? A friend who owns a good size truss company had lots of orders evaporate, that's in So California.