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https://finance.yahoo.com/video/october-producer-price-index-rises-171554502.html

Travel plays have come in a bit, probably based on oil and gas moving into an upward trend again. JETS is doing well, but cruise lines have taken a big hit.

CNBC just said NVDA is up 140% this year. It's a hold, I guess. As long as they keep selling the metaverse.

Its completely overdone at this point.

I geofence, and pick by age, and demographic. I further target based off of key words. And yeah, they are absolutely creepy, listening to everybody. Just had a customer today say he was talking about getting tree work done, and lo and behold, we are playing on his youtube feed. This is...

my final post on the subject, has become a huge derail

We worked at the same company, small world. I worked in the Kansas City Regional Office for Pontiac Motor Division (and then for Pontiac-Buick-GMC, and then for all divisions after all of the mergers). It was like the wild wild west out there. Maybe it was different at Central Office, but in...

That's stupid. I have all races working for me. And I've had White Crew Leaders, Hispanic Crew Leaders and Black Crew Leaders. Everybody deserves a chance to do better. I don't just pick somebody arbitrarily based on skin color. Employees all get the same training, we train on skills and...

Man, my first three months out of college, they just sat me in a room and gave me no responsibility. It was like they didn't know what to do with me, like I was some sort of senile relative they hid in the attic. The region I was in, they were known for having diversity issues. Everybody else...

They didn't advertise it, but followed it to the T for the last century. I'm not bitter, I'm paid in full doing my own thing. I make more in some months being self employed than I did all year working for corporations. If you are working for someone, you are a sucker anyway. I make more...

My experience working in Corporate America was that minorities get mentored much later in their careers, if at all. My hiring class, the White guys had Mentors day one. It took me years for them to see they had value in me, and to get a Mentor. Other than that, they just left us twisting in...

"During a survey of small business in the U.S. who were utilizing social media for advertising purposes, 66 percent of respondents said they used Facebook, while 42 percent indicated using YouTube."...

16 years ago on Fires of Heaven I didn't see any of you fuckers complaining about racism against minorities in hiring. I guess its only a concern when it involves you. wrong thread I guess

TSLA is too easy to short on a day like this. $1,634 profit in 27 minutes. Market is not liking the insider selling by Elon's brother. Musk tweeting a poll on selling is all that was needed to put doubt in the bulls' minds.

They are just playing games with it, that's why I said what I said. They look for any reason they can to short it down and then buy it cheap. Seen it too many times. For the record, PYPL is a long term hold for me. And its gotten a slew of upgrades today. I'd buy more if I wasn't already...

Hell no

AMD and NVDA are up like 50% in the last month. Considering selling. The metaverse is a long time off.

To be fair, JETS just crossed the 200 DMA. And there are some people that say to wait two days until after a move past that level before buying. I'm not upset, y'all are paying me for stocks I'm on. The market got the travel sector wrong.

Marco Kolonovic, Steve Weiss and Joe Terranova are saying the airline stock momentum has just started. I agree. Steve and Joe just bought JETS. Joe just said JETS could conceivably double, although Weiss pointed out that the balance sheets are different (too much dilution and new debt).

So, youtube spots are actually starting to deliver customers to me. Done them off and on for years, but google finally seems to have figured out how to be somewhat relevant for small business advertising.

Don't even think that way...that way is the path to madness!

All of the travel and leisure stocks bounced off resistance at the same time.

I use ToS, but I don't use the charts there. I use tradingview, its easier to add mods there.

Two trades today on TSLA, $498 profit, .05% in 27 minutes. Cutting my day trading short because I need to monitor my travel and leisure swings.

Been using this to track my travel and leisure trades https://www.tsa.gov/coronavirus/passenger-throughput

ch-ching https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/news/2021/11/08/us-travel-ban-requirements-international-tourists/6303811001/

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/08/walmart-is-using-fully-driverless-trucks-to-ramp-up-its-online-grocery-business.html

I sure wish I'd have bought more CLF and NUE. I have a half position between them both.

Not to be condescending, but not everyone is built for this. Hell, I'm not sure I'm cut out for this. The jury is still out. Some people need to let other people manage their money for them. Because if you are sitting their thinking the market is going to crash, and it goes the other way...

/agree. Like Tom Lee said, the ones that missed it over the last week will be pouring back in due to FOMO. Why rant at the market, when you missed it? As one of my Professors said (who ran more than mutual fund), what keeps you up all night is when the market goes the other way. You have to...

Ask Tom Lee. I agree with his argument, business owners will figure it out and people have been coming back to work. At some point, we have to hit a bottom with supply chain issues. Do you really think business owners won't have it figured out next year? Even if they have to automate more...

I actually bought some industrial exposure, assuming Tom Lee is right and the supply chain issues are worked out coming into Q1 of next year.

You are being entirely too bearish for covid being over, the infrastructure bill being passed, and the upcoming Christmas rally (usually). If you are that sure everything is going to crash, find something that is breaking down technically and short it. 100% cash is too extreme.

I just happened to buy a bunch of XLI before they passed the infrastructure bill.

Tom Lee just said on CNBC "...many of our clients — not most, but many — are sitting on very uncomfortable cash positions. They’ve been waiting for that 10% pullback, not that we’ve been calling it, but they’ve all had that as a consensus view, thinking the Fed was going to trigger it. Now that...

If you went with me into the reopening trade last month (and stayed), you are being rewarded. I believe there is still room to run, as this is being seen as the death of covid. A lot of the reopening plays are gathering strength...

Bond yields are lower because the bond market is believing the Fed that inflation is transitory.

Sez who? The corresponding price action is not agreeing with your statement. Honestly, the Fed has spent so much time bracing markets for a taper that this is the result we are getting.

The market isn't crashing this year. When you see the reaction on Fed tapering, and then the Pfizer news virtually eradicates covid, I'd rather be long everything but the pandemic winners.