Still have to say, what the hell is the Fed looking at to see any good news whatsoever?
I see dead people. And the living don’t have jobs & are governed by a hitler wannabe.
Dream on, bulls.
jesseriley wrote:
Still have to say, what the hell is the Fed looking at to see any good news whatsoever?
I see dead people. And the living don’t have jobs & are governed by a hitler wannabe.
Dream on, bulls.
Jesse is still pining for his hero, Stalin.
can I post with a different handle wrote:
jesseriley wrote:
Still have to say, what the hell is the Fed looking at to see any good news whatsoever?
I see dead people. And the living don’t have jobs & are governed by a hitler wannabe.
Dream on, bulls.
Jesse is still pining for his hero, Stalin.
Backatcha fascist
Need a time machine. Would've gone all-in on corporate bond ETFs on the announcement of unlimited QE and purchases of ETFs.
Would I buy them now? Well, since they are nearly at levels before the crisis. Probably not. But maybe.
OPEC & their allies agree to cutting oil production by 10 mil barrel/day.
You;d think that would give the markets a lift, but i guess there's such a glut already and demand is way down because of the virus shut-down effect, this may not be such a big deal after all.
Anyone wager a guess?
I told agip you have to be bullish on oil; the retail price is a 150-year low! Depression avg. price bottomed out @17 cents, about $2.50 today. It’s below $1 in Arkansas.
jesseriley wrote:
I see dead people.
You WANT dead people. People dying is your entire schtick.
Go away, You are not wanted here.
Mostly out of the market but did buy up a bunch of Tesla stock over the week-end.
Market down overall but Tesla kicked a$$.
Giles Corey wrote:
Mostly out of the market but did buy up a bunch of Tesla stock over the week-end.
Market down overall but Tesla kicked a$$.
Good job! How do you buy on the weekend?
On top of another unhinged press conference, we’re falling far behind other countries vs. the oandemic.
can I post with a different handle wrote:
Giles Corey wrote:
Mostly out of the market but did buy up a bunch of Tesla stock over the week-end.
Market down overall but Tesla kicked a$$.
Good job! How do you buy on the weekend?
Same way you buy any time.
Giles Corey wrote:Same way you buy any time.
I'd love to know also. For the benefit of the idiots among us, maybe you can explain in a bit more detail... How are you, as a retail investor (I assume) like the rest of us, trading equities when the markets are closed?
the idiot wrote:
Giles Corey wrote:Same way you buy any time.
I'd love to know also. For the benefit of the idiots among us, maybe you can explain in a bit more detail... How are you, as a retail investor (I assume) like the rest of us, trading equities when the markets are closed?
How do you buy your stocks?
I do it online via Schwab.
Do you think you can wait until 9:00 AM monday morn and see how Euro markets and futures have done and then out in an order to take advantage of what happened over the week-end?
No. If you buy something Friday night at 10:00 PM it will show up in your account Monday morning but on a price determined on the market as of Friday at 10:00 PM. Buy the same thing Sunday morning and you get it at a different price based on the market at that time.
Do you guys really not know this?
Giles Corey wrote:If you buy something Friday night at 10:00 PM it will show up in your account Monday morning but on a price determined on the market as of Friday at 10:00 PM.
OK if you say so.
The Schwab website says the following for after hours and pre-market trading: "25,000 shares is the maximum quantity on a single order." It also says "Lower trading activity may result in lower likelihood of order execution, plus wider spreads and greater price fluctuation." Also it says (for after hours trading) "Orders can be placed and are eligible for execution between 4:05 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. ET."
I smell bull spit...
the idiot wrote:
Giles Corey wrote:If you buy something Friday night at 10:00 PM it will show up in your account Monday morning but on a price determined on the market as of Friday at 10:00 PM.
OK if you say so.
The Schwab website says the following for after hours and pre-market trading: "25,000 shares is the maximum quantity on a single order." It also says "Lower trading activity may result in lower likelihood of order execution, plus wider spreads and greater price fluctuation." Also it says (for after hours trading) "Orders can be placed and are eligible for execution between 4:05 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. ET."
I smell bull spit...
Can't you ever just admit you have been exposed as ignorant?
You said “same way,” a lie.
Btw 14,000 Syrian refugee doctors await medical licenses in Germany. Wonder who will emerge better from this pandemic?
So you're saying you bought 25,000 or more shares of TSLA Friday evening at 10:00 pm? Bravo, you've done well for yourself! Being able to roll $16M like that. Sweet! There's obviously much we can all learn from you Giles!
the idiot wrote:
So you're saying you bought 25,000 or more shares of TSLA Friday evening at 10:00 pm? Bravo, you've done well for yourself! Being able to roll $16M like that. Sweet! There's obviously much we can all learn from you Giles!
I stated a bought a bunch of Tesla stock.
How does that convert in what passes for your brain into claiming that I bought 25,000 or more shares of it? Walk me thru that process
How can you not know how to buy stocks on a week-end?
How are you still alive?