I'm pretty sure I'm the only one singing the praises of SQ. My time frame on that is years. Also, when I am talking about price plays, it's a good time to run and hide...I have mixed feelings. I believe the entire reason for the sell was the North Korea fears, which I don't think are going to turn in to anything. Now IMO the only reason for a further selloff would be the cascade of margin calls you mention(barring war of course). I actually expect the buy the dip trade to work quite nicely again, maybe after some more shakeout. I personally had a fantastic week thanks to the EFII chatter in this thread, and getting short my largest size of the year in tech on the 8th. I think the next play for slower traders like me is to pick what to buy...I'm looking pretty hard at SQ again due to the chatter here. I really like the company fundamentally from what I have learned so far. I'm looking at buying it and a couple others in a size I don't mind holding through a real correction. For short term guys like you, at a minimum I think there will be a lot of opportunity in the near future.

Let Dorsey sell TWTR and run SQ full time.... both will be huge winners.I'm pretty sure I'm the only one singing the praises of SQ. My time frame on that is years. Also, when I am talking about price plays, it's a good time to run and hide...
But other than that, I agree that they're in good shape fundamentally, a great buy-out opportunity, and have potential to grow by leaps and bounds.
Looks like ES wants an after lunch ramp up
I'm pretty sure I'm the only one singing the praises of SQ. My time frame on that is years. Also, when I am talking about price plays, it's a good time to run and hide...
But other than that, I agree that they're in good shape fundamentally, a great buy-out opportunity, and have potential to grow by leaps and bounds.