stonedinvestor Hall of Famer Posts: 13,719 Member is Online less than a minute ago QuoteEdit Post by stonedinvestor onless than a minute ago Well I somehow plumbed a new low. I must have a serious case of self loath. I wound up cheering like crazy for the Jets. You read that correct. This hater of the Jets was living and dying and ultimately dying with that lousy no good crap ass team of losers. OMG they ruined what would of been my best Sunday this year- a perfect record!!! <-- Here's what I did: Bet 1<2 leg parlay: Jets ML & Bears + 7.5 > = The Jets are worse than The Giants! Bet 2 < Dolphins ML & Bills ML >. = Ka'Ching Bet 3 <Ravens/Steelers Under 48.5 = win
DANNY JONES WAS JUST BENCHED. My football site is frantic. Mike Wilson has become the fool on the hill and a contrary indicator. He is now getting bulish. Look Out Below. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Post-election uncertainty has also led the strategists to maintain a wider-than-normal range of outcomes for stocks. In their worst-case scenario, the S&P would drop 22% to 4,600 points while the most bullish case would see the index surge 26% to 7,400 points. LOL that worst case is me I think--
“Super Micro Stock Rises as Filing to Avoid Delisting Is Awaited -- Barrons.com Barron's· 03:38 1min Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US) 18.58020.350 +3.16% +9.53% By Adam Clark Super Micro Computer was rising sharply early Monday as investors awaited a planned filing that would allow the server maker to avoid being delisted. Super Micro shares were up 13% at $20.91 in premarket trading. A person familiar with the matter told Barron's last week that Super Micro intends to submit a plan by Monday that will allow it to continue to trade on the Nasdaq. Write to Adam Clark at adam.clark@barrons.com”
Looks busted. Hide out in UUUU. S&P 500 Shiller CAPE Ratio data by YCharts. As of the closing bell on Nov. 13, the S&P 500's Shiller P/E clocked in at 38.18, more than double its average reading of 17.17 when back-tested to January 1871. But more importantly, the Shiller P/E ratio has reached a reading of 38 only three times during a bull market rally in 153 years. In December 1999, during the dot-com boom, the Shiller P/E peaked at a reading of 44.19. Meanwhile, in the first week of 2022, it very briefly lifted above 40. What's noteworthy is what's happened to Wall Street's major stock indexes following these prior periods when valuations became very clearly overextended to the upside. The dot-com bubble resulted in a peak-to-trough drop of 49% in the S&P 500 and a considerably steeper decline in the Nasdaq Composite. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite entered respective bear markets in 2022. Stepping back even further, there have been only six instances since 1871 when the Shiller P/E surpassed 30, including the present. Following each of the five prior occurrences, the Dow, S&P 500, and/or Nasdaq Composite eventually fell between 20% and 89%. Although the Shiller P/E tells us nothing about when stock market corrections/bear markets might occur, thus far, it has a flawless track record of foreshadowing major moves lower in the stock market. Oh dear! This is not good news.
Stoney if you review this week’s GBA you will see Van calling for a QQQ drop. I give you a ton of praise all the time, why you getting bummed at me? Page number for the trade? I get snippy because I know your tricks.
I have this darn cash prize and nobody claimed it. I can't believe nobody figured it out.... The Trigger For The Sell Off is not the Fed speak. That is incorrect. That is the slanted news trying not to reveal their truth....
We know the timeline for this sell off will be long. How do we know that? And what could The Senate do to stop it?????