FFS
AMC
Day's Range 7.00 - 16.50
FFS
AMC
Day's Range 7.00 - 16.50
OK, I gotta admit, closing out GME buys to retail is pretty suspect. I don't know if retail could counter the sell volume, but GameStop itself might have standing in a lawsuit
You know what would be epic?
If Hussman had sold his GME yesterday.
Auto legend status.
GME:
Day's Range 126.01 - 482.8499
-64%
agip wrote:
day 3 of broken Schwab trading.
it won't work between 930 and 1000 3 days in a row
miserable service.
likewsie for Ameritrade, rpobably same trading platform.
that is total garbage and it does impact me financially.
I was able to log onto it with the PC, just not mobile devices.
As you say, back up and running now.
Dr. Racket wrote:
Dr. Racket wrote:
All of them are having trouble. A savvy business person could have a real opportunity here to start a broker business that doesn't crater under load
"Robinhood removed GameStop, AMC, BlackBerry, and Nokia from its trading platform on Thursday, leaving investors unable to buy the highly volatile stocks."
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/robinhood-removes-gamestop-amc-reddit-wallstreetbets-fueled-stock-rally-gme-2021-1-1030015292
i got caught in that having bought a little bit this morning, then it reversed apparently on the news. Got out a few points below my buy price to almost break even.
That does not seem legitimate to me, closing access.
The XRP seems like an intersting way to play it, albeit a bit safer. But yeah, you don't see an index like that moving 10% on the day now (down) unless something unusual is going on like GME,
seattle prattle wrote:
agip wrote:
day 3 of broken Schwab trading.
it won't work between 930 and 1000 3 days in a row
miserable service.
likewsie for Ameritrade, rpobably same trading platform.
that is total garbage and it does impact me financially.
I was able to log onto it with the PC, just not mobile devices.
As you say, back up and running now.
bloody heck Schwab is down again
at least trading is free now - at least we're not paying for this cluster.
balls!
Ameritrade trading is free, and i thing there might be some min bal. or something with that, but definitely free for some.
agip wrote:
You know what would be epic?
If Hussman had sold his GME yesterday.
Auto legend status.
GME:
Day's Range 126.01 - 482.8499
-64%
It will be interesting to see the fund performance today. I will add to my position on any future weakness.
Fidelity is free on what I trade, not sure about options. I have had no issues, but I trade less than most of you.
I will repeat what i've said before and that is this GME and robinhood stuff isn't the big story.
Futures were getting hammered last night. Apple and Tesla taking a beating after hours, but now on solid footing and the markets rallying.
This is big.
And from past years, this time of year often determines the move for the whole year. There's typical bounce as new IRA money comes into the brokerages in January, there's a rebounding of those stocks that were sold for tax loss harvesting, and that goes on for the first three weeks of January. But then there's often a re-trenching, and by the looks of it, this year may hold onto those gains and possibly extend them (?).
Powell yesterday gave a sobering outlook but very realistic imo, and i thought it was exactly what the markets needed. I also liked his explanation about the criticism that we are in a bubble.
Okay, now where were we on gamestop? How can Robinhood get away with that?!
My family can sell my Cayman as a collector car about the time I go to the Alzheimer’s unit. ?
My guess on GME is that a hedge fund discovered Melvin was way overexposed on the short side and could induce a big squeeze with enough pump action. This is 100% a battle of hedge funds. Retail traders need not overestimate their hand in this doing in my opinion.
Dr. Racket wrote:
My guess on GME is that a hedge fund discovered Melvin was way overexposed on the short side and could induce a big squeeze with enough pump action. This is 100% a battle of hedge funds. Retail traders need not overestimate their hand in this doing in my opinion.
I don't know, all those autistic kids with their fractional shares.....
I mean, did you see Rain Man? That dustin Hoffman guy was freakin' good with numbers!
Anyway, that's behind me now.
Igy planning his last ride in his old trusty, actually buying some of that Hussman, and Hussman actually showing some numbers in the black.
Who would of thought?
Dr. Racket wrote:This is 100% a battle of hedge funds. Retail traders need not overestimate their hand in this doing in my opinion.
That’s what I was thinking. This is WAY too much money being thrown around to be a bunch of kids’ lunch money...
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1354883177316233218
yeah, well seeing how pensions are a thing of the past and social security is not sufficient in most cases to support a retiree, and 401K's are largely taking up the slack for those lucky enough to have access and finances for it, that is what you get.
Lost in that is the efficacy of such a system.
Hussman down -2.85% today
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Hussman down -2.85% today
maybe it will bounce back, since it has some gamestop stock, right?
Robinhood announces it will allow some trading on their mobile app tomorrow on Gamestop and AMC and they bounced somewhat in after hours trading as a result.
RIP: D3 All-American Frank Csorba - who ran 13:56 in March - dead
RENATO can you talk about the preparation of Emile Cairess 2:06
Running for Bowerman Track Club used to be cool now its embarrassing
Great interview with Steve Cram - says Jakob has no chance of WRs this year
Hats off to my dad. He just ran a 1:42 Half Marathon and turns 75 in 2 months!
2017 World 800 champ Pierre-Ambroise Bosse banned 1 year for whereabouts failures