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- Market Selloff: S&P on pace for its worst Q4 start since 2009
- America's factories are getting crushed by Trump's trade war, not the Fed
- There is a 23% chance of a recession in America.
- Markets in turmoil: Stocks, oil, and crypto all significantly down
- Presidential Impeachments Do Not Cause Market Declines
- ELI5: Options
- Everything is on sale.
- Most Americans go to college in the hopes of a secure financial future. Many don't get it
- Dow Drops 300 Points … Fears of a Recession Continue ...
- Liquidity Providing and Pure Arbitrage Live Example
- ERBBD may be one of the Biggest Bargains in the Cannabis sector
- Options traders betting on a bounce in Freeport McMoran
- Costco investors starting to ring the register. Caution.
- Bed Bath & Beyond carries huge 52% short interest into earnings.
- $INVU announces entering cryptocurrency sector. Flying under radar. Check this out
- Is there an ETF that tracks the convergence/divergence of small and large cap stocks (or growth and value stocks)?
- I am new to investing. This week feel like market is going to crash to the ground for long time. Considering current politics , is this time any different from other times?
| Official r/StockMarket Discord Live Chat, link on the right --> Posted: 11 Aug 2019 07:06 AM PDT Hello r/StockMarket! This is another re-post to the thread that I had up a few months back. Thought it was time for a new one. If you are looking to hang out with a group of active traders & investors discussing the stock market, feel free to drop in on our official Discord server. It's completely free, and signing up to join is incredibly easy. To get to our Discord server, click on the invite link which I have linked for you all down below here-
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The link can also be found on the sidebar right here on r/StockMarket. I hope all of you who participate in the everyday discussions on this subreddit, will be able to join us in our live chat as well. There are lots of great discussions going on in there daily! Finally, don't forget to pay a visit to the #rules_guidelines channel. Anyway, I'll leave it at that for now. Hope to see you guys on the chat very soon! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Market Selloff: S&P on pace for its worst Q4 start since 2009 Posted: 02 Oct 2019 09:44 AM PDT
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| America's factories are getting crushed by Trump's trade war, not the Fed Posted: 02 Oct 2019 09:06 AM PDT
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| There is a 23% chance of a recession in America. Posted: 02 Oct 2019 06:21 PM PDT The ISM manufacturing PMI was weak and disappointing. It went from an okay reading to a weak one. The next step is terrible, i.e. recessionary. Specifically, the PMI fell from 49.1 to 47.8. Expectations were for a modest rebound as the consensus was 50 and the low end of the range was 49.1. In other words, no one saw this decline coming. It is way below the 12 month average of 53.5. The good news is anything above 42.9 is consistent with an expansion, so it's still not recessionary. It is consistent with 1.5% GDP growth. That's not far off from the consensus which is 1.9%. Merrill Lynch lowered its Q3 growth estimate by 0.1% to 1.8% because of this report. This is only a sentiment report which means it has no effect on GDP. As you can see from the chart below, based on the ISM PMI there is a 23% chance of a recession. That's the highest of this expansion by a slight amount. Heightened chance of a recession What Is The Manufacturing Sector Doing? Making Sense Of Mixed Data [link] [comments]  | ||
| Markets in turmoil: Stocks, oil, and crypto all significantly down Posted: 02 Oct 2019 05:30 AM PDT The UK's FTSE 100 stock market has experienced its biggest one-day downswing in two months with a 2.02% decline this morning. Link to article: https://coinrivet.com/markets-in-turmoil-stocks-oil-and-crypto-all-significantly-down/ [link] [comments]  | ||
| Presidential Impeachments Do Not Cause Market Declines Posted: 02 Oct 2019 11:27 AM PDT Originally posted in our trading room last weekend: As the media highlights the potential impeachment process that may begin in the coming weeks, many are so concerned that this will be the "cause" of the market drop we are expecting. Yet, history suggests otherwise. The narrative will certainly play out as follows: The market likes certainty and stability within our government. (Please ignore that this was the same reason many claimed that the market was going to crash if Trump was elected). However, an impeachment proceeding places us into a very uncertain and unstable situation within our government. Therefore, the market will react negatively to that uncertainty. It sounds reasonable, right? It makes sense, right? It sounds logical, right? There is only one problem with such "reason," "sense," and "logic:" Why did the market rally 10% during the Clinton impeachment debacle? Does impeachment not cause uncertainty or instability when it is a Democrat being impeached, whereas it will cause uncertainty or instability when a Republican is impeached? Yes, this is a rhetorical question. So those of you that want to make this a partisan issue or to make it an issue specific to Trump, please spare us the commentary which we can all go to the Yahoo boards to read. I am simply pointing out the foolishness and inconsistency within this line of thinking. Yet, I am still expecting the market to take us lower in the coming weeks. And, any impeachment discussion will simply be an excuse for what the market is setting up to do. But, make no mistake about it. It will simply be an excuse as history "proves" that impeachments "cause" 10% rallies in the market (smile). So, before you use any geo-political news to support your market thesis, consider what Ben Franklin once noted about human "reasoning:" "So convenient a thing is it is to be a reasonable creature, since it enables one to find or to make a reason for everything one has a mind to do." But, clearly, I have digressed. Let's move back to our analysis of the market. Unfortunately, the market has not made it a high probability that we have topped in the b-wave just yet. Yet, my expectation remains that we are topping in a b-wave, with a c-wave decline to follow. And, with the market following through to the downside on Friday, the initial indications suggest that we have begun that c-wave decline. However, the rally off the pivot that we experienced at the end of the day on Friday was not wholly consistent with a continued drop in an immediate c-wave. You see, the structure we have been following on the 5-minute SPX chart suggested that the market can break down in the heart of a 3rd wave within that c-wave I am expecting to take us to our support region presented on the higher time frame charts. However, the bounce off the pivot at the end of the day Friday was not consistent with this structure. If the market has indeed begun that c-wave lower, then we will have to see a large gap down on Monday morning, taking the market below 2930. The market will then have to respect the pivot noted on the 5-minute chart as resistance on the wave (iv) of 3 bounce in order to keep pressure to the downside, which will be pointing us to the 2850 region over the coming week or so. Alternatively, we were also tracking the potential set up for he market to still take us to one more higher high in the 3030-60SPX region before this b-wave tops out. But, due to the action seen on Friday, there is no immediate clear set up that points to such a conclusion. While another set up may develop, I have no such set ups to point towards at this time. Yet, if the market is unable to provide us with a large gap down on Monday, then the probabilities start rising that the potential for that higher high still remains quite reasonable. The last point I want to make is being presented on the daily chart of the SPX. As you can see, the MACD on the daily chart has rolled over. While that does not preclude potential for one more higher high to be seen before the next decline phase takes hold, it makes it rather clear that even if a higher high is seen, the next decline phase is not too far into the future. It also supports my premise noted all week that attempting to trade for any potential higher high carries significant additional risk that you must accept. Original article with charts here. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 02 Oct 2019 07:50 PM PDT Stock market noob here. Why would you trade options instead of actual stocks? What are the advantages and disadvantages? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Most Americans go to college in the hopes of a secure financial future. Many don't get it Posted: 02 Oct 2019 07:23 PM PDT https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/02/many-former-college-students-dont-earn-more-than-28000-a-year.html A secure financial future is what most Americans hope to get with their college degree. Yet half of the country's colleges in 2018 left the majority of their former students earning less than $28,000 a year, according to a new report. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Dow Drops 300 Points … Fears of a Recession Continue ... Posted: 02 Oct 2019 07:23 AM PDT | ||
| Liquidity Providing and Pure Arbitrage Live Example Posted: 02 Oct 2019 02:38 PM PDT Some of you algo traders out there, or just people interested in crypto arbs, might find this interesting: Method using python to provide liquidity and conduct pure arbitrage on Coinfield Exchange I gave up some edge here by exposing this arb... I hope people find it interesting and informative (and profitable.) [link] [comments]  | ||
| ERBBD may be one of the Biggest Bargains in the Cannabis sector Posted: 02 Oct 2019 03:47 AM PDT | ||
| Options traders betting on a bounce in Freeport McMoran Posted: 02 Oct 2019 06:14 AM PDT | ||
| Costco investors starting to ring the register. Caution. Posted: 02 Oct 2019 04:42 AM PDT | ||
| Bed Bath & Beyond carries huge 52% short interest into earnings. Posted: 02 Oct 2019 03:41 AM PDT | ||
| $INVU announces entering cryptocurrency sector. Flying under radar. Check this out Posted: 02 Oct 2019 06:38 AM PDT https://finance.yahoo.com/news/investview-otcqb-invu-appoints-former-123000679.html?.tsrc=rss
Revenues are growing beyond a typical penny stock. Keep eye on it.
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| Posted: 01 Oct 2019 11:05 PM PDT Basically, is there an ETF that would, say, increase in value when large and small cap stocks diverge and, say, decrease when the converge - or vise-versa? Same question for growth and value stocks. I guess, worst case scenario, if there isn't any ETF like this, what's the best website for comparing stock charts? It seems like something that would be simple to find but, for me, it's not. Every stock comparison chart I've been able to find is pretty horrible. Thanks. [link] [comments]  | ||
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