Well the large players knew earnings were going to be good for the majority of companies. Sometimes you need to understand the fundamentals not just look at charts.
Gets much better. She is fund manager and regular contributor to CNBC. See the tears? That's for investors leaving her.
I do not watch media much and I just remember her. The host lady now looks worse than before. With all the retail trading and the options, I'll see the same going to happen more often. 20% is not really new. All of them get more room to go down. Good luck to Bill Ackman's buying dip of NFLX. FB just lost $200BB market cap. That hurts. Add Twitter, Snap and more. A lot of blood bath.
Mark should be still happy to come from a poor student. Wall Street rewarded him. $BB are just some numbers. He does not even need $BB to live.
The ADP number was -300K this AM after expecting a positive number. There's some speculation the Friday non-farm payroll number could be negative also. A bit of a shock, but how does the market react? Given potential rate hikes coming, crappy news could be good for fewer hikes in 2022. All I'm betting on is more uncertainty and volatility.
Well it's a lot easier for me to look at a chart and see the probabilities of how they are likely positioned, than it is for me to find news or try to analyze companies fundamentals. I am just after consistency and speaking from a day trading perspective. Sometimes stocks due to the opposite of their earnings anyways, so personally can't rely on that or news. Maybe you're better at that than me. Just personally prefer to focus on the chart only (again for my personal consistency).