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Lol.....Hot potato?
GLTY....It's a slippery slope and certainly not for the faint at heart.
The only problem now is if it falls below $5 support it drops hard
You may be able to get in close to $5
May see $5 soon?
At this price u can get both feet in..Lol
I agree with your speculation, good analysis, imo. I think we see next price gain when requirements for continued negotiations marked with August 20 deadline has been successfully completed. Many more benchmarks afterwards will drive price in the future.
Reopening of the market will be good news. Also, maybe negotiation talks will resume to finalize well before the August 20 deadline. Greece is in a particularly bad position having no alternatives other than Germany, China or Russia to give them assistance. More like a question of which mafia is preferable. Surprised the US didn't get involved to provide a better opportunity to grow Greece's economy. Looks like some US Federal Government contracts to sell products to the US Government could have been a phase one with US companies investing into Greece's economy as a phase two would have been a possibility. Maybe the previous two bailouts have severe ramifications for losses of resources and assets that would make such a rescue attempt not palatable?
Seems this stock more influenced by investors' sentiments than drops in indices. With AAPL and MSFT having dragged down the market last week and energy earnings being expected as dismal this week we probably see steady pps hikes this week. The "Inadvertent publishing" of the Feds rate hike for September 2015 coupled with the reports on China cooking tje books for their economy reports leads me to believe a major correction is soon coming. Oil expected to settle around $30 and refinery stocks that have been predicted to increase but not showing any positive signs adds fuel to the fire of negative investor sentiments and helps this stock, imo. Where do investors look to make money other than a few airline stocks or inverse etfs?
Dip? Highly unlikely...gains to follow each step to third bail-out.
Great post....On point...specific...yes this will hike and continue as the refiners' 10-yr peak in shortage will drive price.
Nice green day here...More hikes soon
Couldn't agree more....excellent points. Greece is a bell weather of sorts for another 4-5 countries that haven't benefited much from belonging to the EU. I think the EuroZone is still a pending experiment. Many nations but only one currency is difficult to make work. Germany has an economy that is much stronger than any other in Europe and because of this fact many other EU countries are disadvantaged by a single currency. Greece had been reported as having benefitted ZERO by membership in the EU. Certainly the situation in Greece is paramount. If Greece were to leave the EU others will follow suit and that definitely affects all of Europe and US markets.
Maverick, it's really exciting to watch this unwind. All odds favor a strong breakout at each successful event to Greece securing the third bail-out.
Agree....Also, many companies are earning profits from borrowed funds instead of equity. I always like to look at debt/equity ratio to see if it's borrowed funds that the company is making profit with. Tells lots about the spending habits of Management. Obviously, much better if the company is making profits from equity than borrowing. But having said that, many companies have been and currently are making profits from borrowed funds. When rates increase profits will drop because the cost of borrowing increases. The only justifiable reason to increase rates would be to curb inflation. We are now at about 2-3% inflationary and that is low, relatively speaking.
Montanore, a few other points for your consideration: 1. As predictions of future revenue increases for any given security, AAPL for instance, the options traders continue to trade "Call" Contracts with specific "Strike" amounts specified in the contact, which is 100 shares per contract. I don't know if you trade options or have knowledge of options trading? At any rate, the trading strategy of "covered calls" has become a very popular low-risk trading strategy. So option contracts are an active day-trading phenomena. Now, these options contracts are real shares that can be exercised if a trader purchases the option and decides to exercise the actual purchase of those 100 shares per contract. This has a profound impact on the pps at earnings as these trades are completed weeks before earnings reports even come out. Additionally, the US dollar becoming stronger overseas means US products cost the consumer more and therefore reduce gross sales of US products abroad and makes imports to the US even more cost effective here at home. So our exports reduce and our imports increase. Couple all this with QE and we get US stocks that are many times overvalued and eventually we have a market correction so big that Wall Street crashes.
Sorry I forgot, capped market refers to indices like NASDAQ, S&P and DJIA. Many analysts have written that the DJIA is considered capped around $19,142. It looks to certainly bear merit. If you take the 30 Companies that make up the DJIA and chart daily pps, very few hold gains more than 3 days now. AAPL and MSFT make up 61% of the DJIA in terms of impacting the daily ups or downs of the DJIA because of their enormous market cap.
Sure. Options trading, "calls and puts" have grown as traders are increasing their trading tools. Futures are also becoming very popular for many day traders. These trading strategies are impact price per share weeks before earnings reports are released. You may want to research options and futures trading to become a little more aware and perhaps to try it out a little bit.
Sure. What would you like explained?
You make excellent analytical points. I agree that US Stocks are tremendously overvalued, many analysts have written extensively about this too. QE is a short-term fix to an even bigger long-term problem.
Well that's the alpha regression coefficient. The market is nearly totally capped. Options and futures trading are always weeks ahead of earnings. This is why stocks quickly drop after glowing earnings reports.
No punt intended....Just seemed like you think TVIX moves in correlation with DJIA and the fact is that the regression correlational beta coefficient is .28.
Lol...money pouring in...price hikes with base formation soon, imho
Lol....Much higher upside on GDX than downside...Lol....Now's the time.
Lol....I see it too...gains coming tomorrow, imo
Good decision, imo. GLTY
What would you say if phone sales plummeted and AAPL shares fell below $100? Must have diversification! Great phone sales and year-over-year revenue growth but...HIGHER RISKS WITHOUT DIVERSIFICATION! BRING ON THE ICAR!!
Lol....It's because of investors' pessimism increasing from earnings reports on tech stocks like AAPL..lol
Any news from IMF will be great
May see a Friday rally?
Where does the drop stop. OMG
I agree. DJI down 221 and this up .06
One thing for sure...US Stocks are overvalued and a huge correction is soon to come. Just a waiting game.
Lol...No Venture No Gain....It's all about time. The first US Corporation to Headquarter in Greece will set fire under this stock. PR News will circulate the globe as Media coverage pumps new opportunities for Businesses to locate in Greece. Just be patient, imho.
Merrill Lynch rates as "BUY"
Price target of $150 by EOY.
Some predicting $134 tomorrow
A position on S&P worth 20% min
Lol....Who knows? I would bet your right if I had to put money on it....Lol probably internet trades are adding to the investor list though...kids chasing beer money...Lol
Any link or reference to review?