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good stuff > Thanks >
vid was a sobering insight
different year > Same Ole Corrupt game
CR can last for a few days, weeks or months. > NOPE CR is Passed on 9/30
As in Previous Years, congressional leaders have passed a CR in late September
that expires just before the holidays to increase pressure on rank and file lawmakers
to agree to a broader funding deal and avoid a pre-Christmas shutdown.
have a good weekend gang >> Later
as you were saying in that quote >
Thanks guys > I'll look at the stuff tonight or Sunday > Later
D > ?? could you screenshot one of your 15min charts
extend hours or not, won't matter
I'd like to look at your settings
Need a screenshot PLS > any SC charts as a non paying user only shows as a Daily time frames
have a good weekend gang > Later
J > whenever, I'll be around
J > got more time on my hands now
Had to make some past due life changes
Anyway if you want to work on some TOS scripts I have a bunch loaded to share
like > http://tos.mx/vvy5RNW
?? > curious what you're trying to do >
" but TOS lacks some of the stuff SC has"
As SC is a market hours only "charting" service vs a few platforms doing real time futures (all hours)
the quality of an assumed "good". TA is dependent on as much data as possible
rather back to "the tail wags the dog" all hours Futs vs 9:30 to 4
>>> FOMC on Wed., dog and pony @ 2PM ?
Have a good weekend gang >
Note: I'll be keeping a close watch on this TOS Schwab swap
If ur an old TOS user you will see thru the changes and adapt fast
If I see anything of importance Ill post it
Any new TOS users, we (the older ones) are around to help
There is a steep learring curve to TOS that take time to sort thru
NQ > more to add to fray a bit later >
Due to the password issues I had yday > I did look/see the new TOS platform on/in Schwab's vs normal TOS/TDA
The problem I had was due to a password reset I attempted on old TOS (But) it threw in into the (NEW) TOS
on Schwab and I could not back it out.and return to the OLD TOS/TDA (Right now they are separate entities)
Anyway their tech software gurus were able to recreate my OLD TOS and passwords without any losses to a huge
amount of custom scripts I had built of years > That would have been a disaster.
As per conversation with TOS tech guru it appears I will be in a "last" batch of rolls/merger crossovers due to
my activity level (maybe early 2024)
Right now I don't want to muck anything up before that actual transfer takes place.
HOWEVER
I'm going to backup everything I have of OLD TOS in case something goes south.
Also in taking to guru it sounds to me that they have heavily thought this thru and will do the roll overs in blocks
(light casual users First) then progress to heavy users/ day traders Last.
Last Note for now
Several of us have loads of custom scripts we built or swapped with each other > they will NOT be lost in transfer
ATTN: Thinkorswim (Platform) merge to Schwab servers PART 1 >(SAVE)
Watch this video for a brief idea of how this plays out >
Thanks > well done > I made it a sticky post
have a good weekend gang >> Later
have a good Long weekend > Later
almost forgot this
"A Long Way To Go" > Fed Chair Powell Delivers Hawkish J-Hole Speech
have a good weekend gang >> Later
Have a good weekend gang > Later
same > too hot here also > Later
have a good weekend > Later
same to all > Later
D > thanks for that link "special rebalance "
was not paying much attention as of late but the timing struck me a odd
this was a mid quarter event vs quarter >
Like mentioned in the vid No pluses or minuses to the index, just weighting # shuffle
done
have a good weekend > Later gang
have a good weekend gang > Later
Thank you > same to all
>> Later
FNGU is a passively managed fund by Bank of Montreal
that tracks the performance of the NYSE FANG
2x / 3x https://etfdb.com/tool/etf-comparison/FNGO-FNGU/
https://microsectors.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=search&utm_campaign=rexshare&utm_content=brand&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI55at-t3y_wIVjDrUAR2gZwJ9EAAYASAAEgJ3x_D_BwE
looks like a ticker with any direct meaning
same > have a good weekend gang
BOIL right now is based on SEPT NG Futs > / NGU23
if you have the capability look at /NGU23 vs BOIL and you will find they are identical patterns
I assume SC is using /NG continuous contract and Only posts end of session / day value
at close of 2:30 EST and thus the patterns do not match
BOIL Holdings
as of 6/27/2023
Weight Ticker Description Exposure Value
(Notional + GL) Market Value Shares/Contracts SEDOL Number
-- -- NET OTHER ASSETS / CASH -- $1,114,698,396.08 1,114,698,396 --
0.07% -- BLOOMBERG NATURAL GAS SUBINDEX SWAP - UBS 804,723 -- 9,082,652 --
4.70% -- BLOOMBERG NATURAL GAS SUBINDEX SWAP - SOC 52,363,124 -- 591,005,917 --
9.02% -- BLOOMBERG NATURAL GAS SUBINDEX SWAP - GOL 100,503,281 -- 1,134,348,547 --
13.20% -- BLOOMBERG NATURAL GAS SUBINDEX SWAP - CITI 147,095,087 -- 1,660,215,429 --
172.83% -- NATURAL GAS FUTR SEP23 1,926,516,400 -- 69,928 --
Thanks D
same > Have a good weekend > Later
same > have a good weekend > Later
have a good weekend gang > Later
Easy > I don't know but I will have to deal with it probably this
year with both parents in mid 90's. Thanks for bringing that up.
I need to talk to lawyers handling it.
some verbiage >>
same crap > different year
A new chapter of debate over the debt ceiling began in 2011, when sparring over spending between President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans resulted in a protracted deadlock. Congress eventually reached a deal to raise the ceiling just two days before the date that the Treasury estimated it would run out of money. However, the brinkmanship triggered the most volatile week for U.S. stocks since the 2008 financial crisis, and the credit rating agency S&P Global downgraded the United States’ creditworthiness for the first and only time ever. The Government Accountability Office, which serves as the federal auditor, estimated that the delay in reaching a deal increased U.S. borrowing costs by $1.3 billion [PDF] that year alone. In May 2023, ratings agency Fitch put U.S. debt on negative watch, a step that typically precedes a downgrade
If congressional negotiations over the debt ceiling are not resolved before the ceiling is reached, the Treasury can stave off a default for several months with a series of temporary actions it calls “extraordinary measures.” These include suspending payments to some government employee savings programs, underinvesting in certain government funds, and delaying auctions of securities.
While the Treasury has used these measures when previous negotiations stalled—including in 2011 and 2013—Congress has never failed to raise the ceiling before the measures have been depleted. If Congress does not act to raise the debt limit despite such emergency measures, federal spending would have to plummet or taxes would have to rise significantly (or a combination of the two). In 2023, the debt ceiling was reached without a deal on January 19; Treasury Secretary Yellen has warned that extraordinary measures could be exhausted by June 1. Experts have viewed both reducing federal spending and increasing tax revenue enough to cover the needed payments as processes that could take over a decade.
As that date neared without a deal to raise or suspend the limit, some experts proposed alternatives that would not require congressional approval. These include invoking the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which states that “the validity of the public debt of the United States… shall not be questioned,” to issue more debt; others include selling U.S. gold and minting a platinum coin worth $1 trillion. Biden has publicly called these measures untenable. The Treasury Department could also defer payments on military salaries or to Social Security and Medicare recipients. It has the option of prioritizing debt payments, although in March 2023, Yellen dismissed that idea as “default by another name.”
In 2023, the debt ceiling was reached without a deal on January 19; Treasury Secretary Yellen has warned that extraordinary measures could be exhausted by June 1. Experts have viewed both reducing federal spending and increasing tax revenue enough to cover the needed payments as processes that could take over a decade.
have a good weekend gang >> Later