Sally V,
Didn't you say do the opposite of Igy?
That makes what you quoted YOUR choice.
Igy
Sally V,
Didn't you say do the opposite of Igy?
That makes what you quoted YOUR choice.
Igy
Sally V wrote:
Maserati wrote:I am chomping at the bit to say more, but I cannot. Hussman doesn't know the half of it. Yeah it's possible to make some money off it, but the real interest is geopolitical. BTW I cannot trade on my information. :(
Ah, yes, the "I'm smarter than everybody, but I can't prove it" guy. This guy's a bigger troll than me and Igy put together.
And yet, compared to maser, you are a toad.
Impressive. You realize that nothing you said makes any sense, right? No allegation of being smarter, no comment on the actual share price, was absolutely right months in advance about db being interesting in the near future, said he's not trading it.
you otoh just come here and suck shlt.
Empty Loudness wrote:
And yet, compared to maser, you are a toad.
Impressive. You realize that nothing you said makes any sense, right? No allegation of being smarter, no comment on the actual share price, was absolutely right months in advance about db being interesting in the near future, said he's not trading it.
you otoh just come here and suck shlt.
Hi, Maserati!
U.S. stock futures moved modestly higher Wednesday, hinting at an end to a four-session losing streak, with investors finding an appetite for risk again ahead of an update from the Federal Reserve.
Futures of the Dow Jones Industrial Average were up 53 points, or 0.3%, at 17,626, and futures for the S&P 500 index were up 5.6 points, or 0.3%, to 2,071.50. Nasdaq-100 futures tacked on 2.5 points, or 0.1%, to 4,415.50.
The moves were in line with strong gains in Europe equities and in Asia, where Chinese stocks climbed even as MSCI Inc. decided not to include mainland shares in its widely tracked indexes.
Wall Street has been battling a run of declines that continued Tuesday, leaving the S&P 500 down 0.2% at 2,075.32, led by a drop in financial stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 57.66 points, or 0.3%, to 17,674.82. The Nasdaq Composite Index slipped 0.1% to 4,843.55.
But investors appeared in the mood to pick up beaten-down stocks before the Fed releases its policy statement and fresh economic forecasts at 2 p.m. Eastern Time. Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen will hold a press conference at 2:30 p.m. Eastern. The Federal Open Market Committee's release will be closely watched for clues to whether there will be two interest rate increases this year.
"After May's disappointing employment report and Chair Yellen's shift in language thereafter, investors are all but certain that the Fed will refrain from acting at this meeting," said Charalambos Pissouros, senior analyst at IronFX Global, in a note. He added that IronFX expects Yellen to maintain a cautious yet optimistic stance in her comments and to use the meeting as a stepping stone to prepare investors for a move in July or September. "Nevertheless, we believe that the FOMC is unlikely to rush into a hike without feeling confident that the recent setback in the labor data was indeed temporary, which in our view makes July an unlikely candidate."
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Sally,
Can I say CHK, UNP, or SPLS?
Oh yea, you said bonds were a bad investment. In case you haven't notices TLT +12.274% year-to-date.
Way to go girl!
Give me some more advice, I'll go the other way!
Igy
I'm on record here as having purchased both CHK and UNP in recent months against Igy's advice. While my UNP is currently down 8%, my CHK is up 107%. Not a bad trade off.
Big,
Correction, I didn't advise you or Sally.
Igy
econ:
PPI: Y/Y -0.1
but
PPI Core Y/Y: +1.2%
but
PPI m/m : +0.4%.
So another move up in inflation. blip?
Emp State Mfging: positive, showing growth
Indust prod: m/m -0.4%
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Big,
Correction, I didn't advise you or Sally.
Igy
Semantics. You were clearly not a fan then and obviously remain that way.
Big,
Correction, my comments to Sally: "If the economy continues to grow from here you will be fine with both UNP and CHK." My comments to you, if I had to make an investment, I would choose the bonds over the stock.
I have no reason not to wish you the best on your trades. My comments to Sally were in reaction to her post, which admittedly would have been best to ignore.
Actually somewhat neutral on both CHK and UNP, seeing risk equally balanced up or down. My thought on CHK is debt is still a problem and on UNP that it may be facing a cyclical business slowdown. Both companies are tied to the energy complex, albeit UNP less so.
Igy
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Big,
Correction, I didn't advise you or Sally.
Igy
From March 1....
Big Dog Investments wrote:
Ghost of lgIoi wrote:Death,
I am on record here advising other posters against going long CHK. Your link validates my pessimism.
Igy
I bought CHK at the beginning of last week. It's up about 25% since then. Never say never.
Big,
Sorry, that was from the imposter.
Igy
Of course.
Big,
You can go back to the date of your post 3/1/2016 and see the acknowledgement of the Troll's mischief from me and others. In fact I made a statement that I was withdrawing from posting which was cheered by many. The back stiffened up a bit and I emailed the moderators and sent them several of the poststhat were from the Troll. Most of them were later deleted. In fact it appears one of them was the one you initially responded to. Bottom line that post was not mine.
Igy
Sure.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Big,
Correction, I didn't advise you or Sally.
Igy
Wrong x 2
Of course. Sure. x 4
It's at least x 3. Not sure if you advised Doggie to buy UNP...if so, it's x 4.
Big,
As I said before, I have no particular opinion on the company other than I would choose the debt over the equity. I am glad you have done well on the stock.
Read more:
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?board=1&id=7191651&thread=5369837#7191651#ixzz4Bg6UCKHA
Sally V,
We will see who's confirmation bias is correct.
UNP is a very cyclical stock, you will be riding that one down. CHK is a value trap, it will be ok if it does not go belly up first.
Good luck.
Igy
Read more:
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?board=1&id=6671789&thread=5369837#6671789#ixzz4BgAB2PfV
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Doubled my holdings in SPLS today. That's probably it for the buying spree for awhile.
Read more:
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?board=1&id=6684913&thread=5369837#6684913#ixzz4BgEcF5ja