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guys for the last time
it was the SQQQs
yeah, if you have a minimum amount in your account, other wise 3 daytrades in a 5 day period
Shows $13.87 as 52 wk low
I just woke up, i cant believe we are flat and the futures are way up. I was expecting to be down 1-2 points this morning
Iran wants a confrontation with the rest of the world
Unreal: from $15.96 to $17.50+ in 1 hour...
Another day of flipers paradise. hehehe
Thanks for clearing that up LTG! I thought I was going crazier than I am already!
GLTA!
SQQQs was what i was referring to
I didn't see it! Wish I did---I have a large (for me) buy order sitting in the upper 14s and lower 15s and I did not get any! Please fill me in as to when we dipped there. I would like to find out why I was jumped over or missed. Thanks in advance.
TVIX
GLTU/A!
yeah it sure did
13.36
Pre market: In $15.96 out $16.40. Just daytrade this pos...LOL
The last time the TVIX chart hovered under $20, it hit $100 very quickly. I am all in at $16 and riding this baby like Seattle Slew. Go TVIXers.
They always trot out that Chinese assistance rumor. It was BS before and probably BS again. Just another excuse to keep the markets going still higher.
They can't keep paying off debt by adding still more debt--I don't care who they owe it to.
This never got that low
/ES up 20 points in six hours.
It takes six days just to sell that off, lol.
Apparently the S&P is going to 1,500. Seems no one cares to understand that there is a debt crisis, but it's the fact that China has offered assistance.
Problem: Debt crisis still exists. DOW 20,000 now...
Jesus, sell off already!!!
I already pay that. $5.62/gallon to be exact.
after doing some DD, the thing that is going to kill the recovery that no one can stop and it will happen sooner than later is $4-$5 gas prices at the pump. Its coming watch out!
get in tomorrow below $16, rinse repeat. This pos is a money printing machine..
China pledged to invest in Europe’s bailout funds and sustain its holdings of euro assets, spurring gains in the currency and Asian stocks on optimism the region’s debt crisis will be overcome.
“China will always adhere to the principle of holding assets of EU sovereign debt,” People’s Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said in a speech in Beijing today. “We would participate in resolving the euro debt crisis,” he said, echoing comments by Premier Wen Jiabao yesterday
Asia stocks rose the most in a month, the yen fell to a three-month low and metals rallied after China pledged to help resolve Europe’s debt crisis.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index (MXAP) advanced 1.4 percent as of 12:43 p.m. in Tokyo, led by technology shares. Standard & Poor’s 500 Index futures added 0.6 percent. The Nikkei 225 Stock Average jumped 2.1 percent, while the yen weakened against all of its major peers. The euro climbed 0.2 percent to $1.3159. Zinc, tin, lead and copper rose at least 0.7 percent and oil increased 0.5 percent. Ten-year Treasury yields rose two basis points to 1.96 percent.
China is ready to be more involved in resolving the crisis through the European Financial Stability Facility and European Stability Mechanism, said People’s Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan in a speech, echoing comments made yesterday by Premier Wen Jiabao. The leaders of Greece’s two biggest political parties will provide written commitments to budget cuts, a government official in Athens said.
“China could make Europe’s problems go away,” said Peter Jolly, head of market research at National Australia Bank Ltd. in Sydney. “They have the funds. To the extent that China will participate in the European solution, it takes away some of the flight to quality in Treasuries.”
The Nikkei 225 is poised to close at the highest level since August. The Bank of Japan unexpectedly added 10 trillion yen ($128 billion) to an asset-purchase program yesterday and set a 1 percent goal for inflation to boost the economy.
European finance ministers canceled a Brussels meeting slated for today and will hold a teleconference instead to prod Greece to do more to clinch a 130 billion euros ($170 billion) aid package.
Elpida Plunges
Elpida Memory Inc. plunged as much as 21 percent, touching its lowest price since it listed in 2004. The Japanese chipmaker said yesterday there is “uncertainty” about its future as it hasn’t reached a deal with the trade ministry, the Development Bank of Japan and its main lenders, reversing a Feb. 2 statement that it expects to secure financing.
Samsung Electronics Co. (005930), South Korea’s biggest exporter of consumer electronics, rose 4.8 percent. Hynix Semiconductor Inc., a maker of semiconductors such as dynamic random access memory, gained 5.6 percent. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing International Co., the world’s largest contract manufacturer of chips, rose 1 percent in Taipei.
“Investors appear to be betting that the possible failure of Elpida will mean less competition in the industry,” said Im Jeong Jae, a Seoul-based fund manager at Shinhan BNP Paribas Asset Management Co., which oversees about $28 billion.
Westfield Jumps
Three stocks rose for each that declined in the MSCI Asia Pacific Index. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) of mainland companies listed in Hong Kong added 2.1 percent and South Korea’s Kospi Index climbed 0.9 percent.
Westfield Group (WDC) advanced 5.4 percent in Australia. The manager of shopping centers said it formed a $4.8 billion joint venture with the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and plans to buy back as much as 10 percent of its stock.
Data later today may show Europe’s economy shrank in the fourth quarter for the first time in 2 1/2 years as the region’s debt crisis undermined confidence. Gross domestic product in the 17-nation euro area fell 0.4 percent from the previous three months, according to the median forecast of 42 economists in a Bloomberg News survey.
To contact the reporters on this story: Lynn Thomasson in Hong Kong at lthomasson@bloomberg.net; Yoshiaki Nohara in Tokyo at ynohara1@bloomberg.net.
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Sandy Hendry at shendry@bloomberg.net.
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Greek Bailout Decision Is Delayed Again: Ministers
Why can't it be just that, one headline, that's all.
Trumped by Asian pumping!
Whoever is long, is screwed again. Now China decides to bail out greece. Futures going through the roof, asian stocks way up
LOL, here that. JMO, but AHHHH who cares. lets make some coin.!!
I'm a swing trader so I can't trade this on a dime. I am noticing that volatility is increasing as S&P goes up inversely or flat like today which favors this trade. I'm not afraid to hold tvix because of this trend. I think it will break in the next few weeks.
I'll take my chances now holding her overnight...I'm not going to miss out on the 40% gap up when Israel starts lobbing bombs at little Hitler.
JMo, but i think TVIX settles a litte lower in the next few days. dream core re entry 15.25, if i get that #. any how will just day trade going into the weekend. no hold over nite. thanks for the lobster $$$$
TVIX -
It will make a tough guy cry
Lucky for you
I too stepped away and just got back and WTF happen. Oh well I'm going into the morning with a shit load of TVIX as long as it keeps going up the next few weeks. That is funny how a Greece conservative said that they will pay the lenders 30 minutes before close. If this would of happen middle of the day instead of at midnight Greece time "who the hell is up at midnight giving media interviews" the Market would of popped but would of faded into close. I forgot how wild this TVIX is. It will make a tough guy cry.
DOGMA
36.5 million traded today 8-0 WOW looking at this chart, I'd bet we've had more volume in TVIX in the past two weeks than we've had the past 6 months! WOW just WOW!
bot some AH @13.38
You may be in a lil red tomorrow, but that pos is at the bottom. look at QQQ chart... Unreal how panic buying works.. Same applies to panic sells, it's about the right timing...
that pretty much says it...
Your post brought this to mind! Turn it up!
absolfreakinlutely darlin
Ahhh sold 2k shares at 18.91 bought back 2220 at 17.01 after hours averages me down to 11 a share. Look at whats going on around the world syiria joins al qada and are killing each other iran is taking cheap shots on isreal isreal is bombing terrorist posisitions in isreal. Moody just gave europe a downgrade. People are protesting publicly in china burning themselves over human rights people are still protesting in egypt the housing market which our economy is weighed on heavily is down 20+% in past 7 months and not looking any better. Jobs report for feb will be down after christmas temp jobs go away. And thats just part of whats going on out here. Big investors will pull their money back once greece defaults which will happen they canceled their meeting because they cant agree on anything and if they did greece would be sunk for years with no light at the end of the tunnel. This economy is over bought about to be over sold. Get out with the day traders on the 15+% days and start averaging down. The sh*t has left the hand and is about to hit the fan starting with Iran's announcements on their nuclear progressions. Isreal is holding the rope with an anvil attached waiting for iran to step under it so they can wage war which brings the USA in. Cramer and the media are getting the last retail investors in and they are pulling the plug. Looking forward Obamas campaign knows they cant sustain these market levels into election so it wouldn't surprise me if he doesnt have a trick up his sleeve to set up a run up into the election. Lookout below 52 week lows you're gonna get tested
the nas is a pig
and i dont like apples
Fight grows on merits of allowing Athens to go bankrupt
Looks like I missed a couple of trading opportunities today! I have taken MTs advice---I now have a nice core position in the 16.85 pps average range and will flip 1500 shares for a dollar or more. 1500 shares x my purchase PPS + $1 or more=Nice bank!
TVIX
GLTA!
why would you bet against the nasdaq when apple is in there, takes up a lot of the nasdaq. What about shorting the dow instead
i loaded the SQQQs tonite
i heard in a chat room that the shit is gonna hit the fan with iran
plus i got a newsletter that said the same thing
these guys are never wrong
ourhedgesarebetterthanyours or something like that
yean ridiculous, a comment comes out of greece 30 minutes before the close and that erases almost the entire loss on the s&p.
wow, had to step away around 2:30, thank heven for stops. my entire position was sold at 18.75. will look to re load wens depending what comes out of greece, or any other negitive world news
how about higher lows and higher highs?
Why the plunge? Don't know. Fear itself about fear? Plenty more negative news to come. Italy, Spain, UK, more downgradings, Iran, not to mention Greece vs Germany, etc... oh, this ain't over.
I came oh so close to holding everything. set that limit at 19-good thing cause I would of held ...
AAPL-just unreal... I know if I re buy here it will sell off
Down $2 in the last 30 mins of trade...
Hmmm...
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