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seattle prattle wrote:

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Ghost of Igloi wrote:

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Ubecca wrote:

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Ghost of Igloi wrote:

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justin tyme wrote:

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Ghost of Igloi wrote:

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agip wrote:

SBUX up 9% after hours - that one is probably more important to the stock market than Apple.

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Not sure how you figure that when AAPL is 4.37% of the index and over owned by just about every ETF and fund manager while SBUX is only 0.34% of the index.

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There’s a big difference between “the stock market” and some index.

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Please express yourself in a cogent manner, what are you saying? Apple was $One Trillion of market cap and as I noted over owned in both Growth and Value funds. So your difference is in fact not big.

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Actually Justin is 100% correct. I thought even you would know the difference between a random index and the whole market.

Oh, and you didn’t say anything about growth or value funds. Where did you pull that from?

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If AAPL is down 7% in the morning you and Justin will understand the “whole market.”

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Futures us sharply. LOL.

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agip wrote:

apple down 4% after earnings...we'll see if that sticks. Often much will depend on what it says about margin.
SPX dragged down with it so far. 30 bps.
So maybe racket is right on this one.

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Racket wrote:

*places tin foil hat on head*

This pathetic dumpster fire of a human being, otherwise known as Donald J Trump, is cooking the markets with a bunch of epileptic tweets and trade agreements he probably wrote up in crayon for a better election result.

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Maserati wrote:

Maybe I should buy some AAPL

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Ghost of Igloi wrote:

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agip wrote:

SBUX up 9% after hours - that one is probably more important to the stock market than Apple.

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Not sure how you figure that when AAPL is 4.37% of the index and over owned by just about every ETF and fund manager while SBUX is only 0.34% of the index.

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Big Dog Investments wrote:

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Maserati wrote:

Maybe I should buy some AAPL

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I did.

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Maserati wrote:

Switzerland owns AAPL, they have a huge interest in keeping it afloat. I will pass on them this time.

Fun being back on here, thanks guys. Taking some time off now, see you all later, and good luck!

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Maserati wrote:

Switzerland owns AAPL, they have a huge interest in keeping it afloat. I will pass on them this time.

Fun being back on here, thanks guys. Taking some time off now, see you all later, and good luck!

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Racket wrote:

*places tin foil hat on head*

This pathetic dumpster fire of a human being, otherwise known as Donald J Trump, is cooking the markets with a bunch of epileptic tweets and trade agreements he probably wrote up in crayon for a better election result.

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la gente ésta muy loca wrote:

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Racket wrote:

*places tin foil hat on head*

This pathetic dumpster fire of a human being, otherwise known as Donald J Trump, is cooking the markets with a bunch of epileptic tweets and trade agreements he probably wrote up in crayon for a better election result.

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He didn't fool most investors . Caught some Bloomberg this morning , every guest saw through his ploy . Funny , Xi benefited the most , so far . Hang Seng up 4.21% and SSE up 2.70% last night . When's expiry on your GE puts ?

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Big Dog Investments wrote:

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Maserati wrote:

Maybe I should buy some AAPL

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I did.

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Racket wrote:

Funny how his sh!t doesn't fly so far anymore. Apparently Bloomberg really is fake news now. I bought puts when they bounced to $11.25 or something like that a few days ago. I have $10, $9.50, $9, and $8.50 that expire between 11/9 and 11/30. What really screwed me is my SNAP puts at $6

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agip wrote:

I'm seeing a lot of green in my microcap portfolio today, despite the down market - my sense is that after that jobs report and the very sharp stock rebound, that we're moving back toward risk-on.

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