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The quarterly was good. It just wasnt as epic as many anticipated. Tesla will keep moving forward.
And this ridiculous dip was caused but someone selling or shorting a GAZILLION shares yesterday in after hours when there is no liquidity. go figure! So everyone panics, gets margin calls or stop-lossed and the snowball effect beat us up.
But Tesla will keep moving forward. I think we could be back in the 160s by the weekend.
no it wont, if you are short you may want to find a good spot to cover
yeah sorry
I bought yesterday before close with margin, goodbye $4k :(
think we bounce a little today, or dip further?
Actually the earnings report was pretty good
http://www.ibtimes.com/earnings-news-tesla-motors-inc-tsla-twenty-first-century-fox-inc-foxa-video-1457108
This shoud have a nice bounce
you are correct.
But ihubbers like to bandy about the term "true longs" as being different and better than active "traders" but in reality everyone is a trader. Once a self-proclaimed "true long" sells their stock, they have completed a trade...
If it was a stop-limit, BIDS and ASKS can blow right past it and you dont trigger. happens all the time when the SP is moving fast
if you had used a stop-market, you would have sold
I'll buy back in when we tap $2 again ;)
actually... FREEFALLLL!!!!!!!!!
yeah tsla, jks, scty and other momos are hurting bad again today. but fnma is flying on nothing
I think if the quarterly here isnt that impressive, the bubble will pop and we'll see less than 150 with tsla
I dont know. do you think it will be good?
big swings with the government shut down. will we keep going down?
called it!
re-test 180 again today
any bounce today? like july 16th and 17th?
called it! stochastics rule!
this is the first pop because of the news. I expect another slight dip into the low 160's again before we start the bull march again...
In my opinion the bubble really wont pop until after the quarterly in November, if it's not as good as anticipated. then -*pop*-!!!
163.12
here come the shorts :)
Any guesses for opening price?
165.5
lol I apologize for my bad mood
how cute. with a cute little line.
like I said, within the same range as the last few months.
this might be the start of a little dip for a few days, to bring the stochastics out of over-bought, but it will turn right back up
hmmm the volume is not drying up, thats a lie. it's in the same range its been for the last couple months.
Tdameritrade lets me do market orders
overvalued. the fall will painful if you're not ready
I have a feeling we will trade sideways monday, than trickle down on tuesday.
I hope that doesn't happen. I need 1.68 to break even.
What if he really was a clown? red nose and all? My sides hurt thinking about that
Thats good news!
Obama wants to scale back the governments role? great! sell the senior preferred shares to the hedge funds from the treasury, end conservatorship, and release Fannie back to being a private company!
SWEET MOTHER OF GOD THAT WOULD BE AWESOME
CAPTAIN OBVIOUS CAN TELL TIME
go somewhere else if you're not invested here
Nice! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing driss. do you know of a public link where I can watch the price change for fnm.mu?
almost a million share wall at 1.58... can't seem to break it
1.55 - 1.56 up now
President Obama will urge Congress to shutter Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage-giants bailed out by the government in 2008, as part of a strategy to buffer taxpayers from future housing market downturns.
In a speech Tuesday in Phoenix, Obama will call for transitioning the business model of Fannie and Freddie into a system where "private capital must be wiped out before the government pays on any form of catastrophic guarantee," a senior administration official said.
Obama will also renew his calls for sweeping mortgage refinancing legislation when he travels to Phoenix Tuesday. Arizona's desert capital was the epicenter of the housing crisis that began in 2008, but the market there has rebounded strongly, with home prices up and foreclosures down.
The president's visit to Phoenix marks the latest stop on his summertime economic tour aimed at refocusing his agenda on middle class Americans still struggling to fully recover following the recession. The collapse of the housing market in particular had a dramatic impact on people's lives and the economic viability of communities across the country.
"So many Americans across the country view their own economic and financial circumstances through their homes and whether they own a home, whether their home is underwater, whether they feel like they have equity in their homes," White House spokesman Jay Carney said Monday.
Senior administration officials said Obama would focus in Phoenix on shifting more of the burden for supporting the nation's massive mortgage market to the private sector. A centerpiece of that effort is his support for winding down Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
The White House has already lauded efforts to achieve that goal spearheaded by Republican Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee and Democratic Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia. While Obama will outline his own proposals on Tuesday, his plans are largely in line with the bipartisan Senate overhaul.
Officials said Obama will insist that the government only step in to pay out mortgage guarantees after private capital has been exhausted and that private capital bear the substantial majority of any losses. He will also call for Fannie and Freddie's investment portfolios to be wound down by at least 15 percent per year.
Obama advisers did not outline a specific timeframe for winding down Fannie and Freddie. The Corker-Warner legislation would shutter the operations within five years.
Fannie and Freddie were nationalized during the 2008 financial collapse and bailed out with $187 billion in taxpayer-funded loans. The two enterprises don't directly make loans, but buy mortgages from lenders, package them as bonds, guarantee them against default and sell them to investors.
Fannie and Freddie currently own or guarantee half of all U.S. mortgages and back nearly 90 percent of new ones.
Jared Bernstein, a former member of Obama’s economic team, told The Wall Street Journal the president is putting a marker down "that says there's a need for a government backstop for the secondary mortgage market, one whose magnitude is still to be determined."
Against the backdrop of Phoenix's reinvigorated housing market, Obama will also tout refinancing proposals that gained little traction on Capitol Hill when he first unveiled them last year. Among his proposals is a call for expanding refinancing eligibility for homeowners who do not have government-backed mortgages.
The president will also look to link his housing proposals to immigration reform, his top second term legislative priority. Officials said he will argue that legal immigration can stimulate the housing market, noting that immigrants accounted for 40 percent of new homeowners nationwide between 2000 and 2010, according to the Obama administration.
The officials insisted on anonymity in order to preview the president's remarks ahead of his trip.
The nationwide housing recovery has been providing critical support to the economy at a time when manufacturing and business investment have stagnated. Steady job growth and low mortgage rates in the past year have also fueled more home sales. The increased demand, along with a tight supply of homes for sale, has pushed home prices higher. That's encouraged builders to start more homes and create more construction jobs.
The recovery in Phoenix is emblematic of the larger improvements happening in many parts of the country.
Just two years ago, the region was in the throes of the worst housing collapse in the country, with prices down nearly 60 percent from their June 2006 peak and banks foreclosing on 70,000 homeowners a year. While the current median home price remains below peak, the levels have risen 66 percent from September 2011. Buyers are plentiful and homes for sale scarce, leading to bidding wars for resale homes.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/08/05/obama-to-urge-congress-in-speech-to-shutter-fannie-mae-and-freddie-mac/
what day does the Q2 earnings report come out?
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lmao! personally I hope .10!
agreed. hoping for at least .10 before I die
Why does the daily chart look almost identical to the S&P 500? Is JPM that closely tied into the movement of the whole market?
When? I hope for the sub .02's soon
I just put an AON order in to buy at .0205, at the ask... and then the ask jumps back up to .0224...
corruption.