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Anybody go through the Dot Com bubble? I was in middle school then so don't remember. But seems like all those podcast and stories I've read from traders during that era, everyone was a winner, just buy at morning and sell at close, and everyone was trading.

This drop seemed to get everyone trading, yet 2015 hardly got this attention.
 
Metamega said:
Anybody go through the Dot Com bubble? I was in middle school then so don't remember. But seems like all those podcast and stories I've read from traders during that era, everyone was a winner, just buy at morning and sell at close, and everyone was trading.

This drop seemed to get everyone trading, yet 2015 hardly got this attention.
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What does the dot.com bubble and this past drop have to do with 2015?
 
Overnight said:
What does the dot.com bubble and this past drop have to do with 2015?
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Just that everyone seems to be trading now. This last drop I've noticed on reddit countless posts about people frustrated with wait times to open accounts. When retail jumps in mass it never seems to end good. China 2015 be the last good example I suppose.
 
Metamega said:
Just that everyone seems to be trading now. This last drop I've noticed on reddit countless posts about people frustrated with wait times to open accounts. When retail jumps in mass it never seems to end good. China 2015 be the last good example I suppose.
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Ahh, I don't use reddit or any of those places, but it makes sense that lots of people are getting into trading because they are stuck at home, bored out of their mind and have nothing to do.

2015 did not have that problem though. That was just a China currency manipulation deal, and it was brief.
 
Got short airlines today and plan to ride them down. Thurs and Friday's gains seem a bit excessive probably as a result of short funds blowing up with margin calls with a combination of bears who are under-invested and now forced to buy at the top of the rally.
 
Overnight said:
Ahh, I don't use reddit or any of those places, but it makes sense that lots of people are getting into trading because they are stuck at home, bored out of their mind and have nothing to do.

2015 did not have that problem though. That was just a China currency manipulation deal, and it was brief.
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I saw a couple posts that were basically "This is ridiculous, been over a week and my account still isn't open. I need this account because I'm not working and I need to trade to make money".
What can possibly go wrong?

Then everyone seems to be giving their self a pat on the back for their stellar stock picking skills, yet pretty much everything is bouncing.
 
Metamega said:
I saw a couple posts that were basically "This is ridiculous, been over a week and my account still isn't open. I need this account because I'm not working and I need to trade to make money".
What can possibly go wrong?
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I guess Robinhood is what can go. Will it go wrong? Hard to say since they have so many outages, from what I have read.
 
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I don't recall saying anything about fading. I'm saying trade something else.

Trading the most active means you are trading against the pro's. To each his own but not something I do.
 
guru said:
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https://yippy.com/search?query=Correlation+Coefficient
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/correlationcoefficient.asp

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