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Right when CNBC said that LUV reported that covid was having declining negative effects, I bought every recovery play I could. So 2.48% for me today. I don't like buying in premarket, but I did. It was my second best day in the last two months. JETS went up in a straight line. Tomorrow will...

Is this the Finance thread, or screenshots. No one cares.

Sell off over done at this point?

Oh, I disagree with Cramer, but at least he gives me a framework to agree or disagree. Like when he had us buy DIS, then sell it, then buy it higher. Or when he told us to sell NKE and it went up another 20 points. You try to learn here and there, but you can't just copy anyone blindly. Like...

How about we get back on track, this is an investing thread. Somehow this thread got derailed. If you think Cramer sucks, send me a PM, but don't shit up the thread.

I get more from the trades he hints he'd make...and he's paid for himself many times over already in those. The research does help. But according to Blazin, no one listening to Cramer will ever be successful. I forgot how condescending people used to be on this board.

Oh, I think I'm doing pretty good. At least that's what my account gains tell me.

Blazin, go back, look at my post history, and you'll see that the two people I quote the most are Cramer and Lee. Not throwing one out over the other.

You aren't making any sense. Have you even subscribed to actionalerts, or are you just watching his TV persona? They aren't the same. If you subbed to his service, tell me how many changes he's made this month, and then tell me he goes off of emotion. Enough with the dick waving, no one...

Are you talking about the show? Its almost entirely different from actionalerts. He does have an Analyst also. He also has access to the CEOs on a different level, which is why he'll drop you a tip on AMD and then it goes up 20 points. His actionalerts is the opposite of the show. He...

Yet, him telling me to short the market paid for his service for eight months, in the span of one day of trading this past week. Don't get me wrong, I like Tom Lee...I may try our his service for a month.

To be fair, he did get the timing of the selloff almost perfect, telling us to short the market, told us to cover on Tuesday and then start buying again that same day. He said the oscillator changed early.

What was the proof? Cramer told us to short the market in this downturn, and then to cover on Monday. I made money during that selloff. I listen to both Cramer and Tom Lee (but don't sub to Tom Lee). Does Tom Lee do trades, or have a portfolio. Also, isn't Tom Lee's service a bit pricey...

members only call is now

Rebought it just now.

I bought early, I posted yesterday my positions. JETS has been a profitable trade this AM, after LUV reported covid impacts are declining. $927 in the last hour.

So far this month, my daytrades are up about 12% (I haven't separated my swing trades out from them yet to get the exact number). I'm doing better this month because: - I'm being more fluid, alternating between long and short almost instantly, without getting pissed over the loss that happens...

Added to DIS, EXPE, MSGE, CLF, NU, MA and PYPL today. Still have cash on the side. edit: also WYNN, WFC and MS

I wish I'd kept my travel stocks during the selloff, they are higher as the market is looking past covid. So, the next big hurdle is the debt ceiling. Shorts will be all over that.

Bears are in full command of FB.

I had to stop trading. You know volatility is high when the SPY and QQQ are jumping all over the place.

What is triple of 0?

I'm back in MSGE and JETS...they went pretty much unscathed in the selloff.

He's not the only one. They are a damn cult. Other than the memes, what's the point? Surprised they don't offer you fresca more.

Well, that was interesting playing the QQQs all day. Hopped on it when people were short covering for some quick cash.

Thanks for the book recommendations, by the way. Trading in the Zone has helped me to be more fluid. I used to get stuck and eat a loss, rather than switch from long to short (and vica versa). Not in any trades right now until we see what's up with the Fed. As I see it, if we get a solid...

been eyeing that stuff real close the last two days. Just anxious about buying during a Fed meeting.

Would be real careful trading during this Fed meeting.

Listen to what he says, everything he says is code for a trade. You start to understand what he's saying when you sub. Like he made me 4% the last few days with his shorts. There's the stuff he says on TV, and then there's the better stuff on actionalerts.

Been good profits this AM just trading the SPY and QQQ. At this point, I'm looking to short. I feel like they'll start fading the rally as we get closer to the meeting.

I have this feeling that this is not going to be a good Fed meeting (number and timing of dots).

And that's precisely the argument Raymond James made yesterday when they argued for a 20% correction.

When dammit?

So yesterday was 4% in trading profit, today .1%. I don't know what was the matter with me today. Actually, I do. I shorted 100k of the QQQ last night, and when I woke up, I was down almost 1k. And then I made bad decisions from there.

Remember the guy on CNBC yesterday that said a PT of $40? The traders are Halftime said his assumptions were horrible. Something about how he assumed a 25% drop in US revenues and 0 revenues in China. Farmer Jim actually said it looked like he had a PT in mind and then forced his assumptions...

Long, but he hints on trades he'd make. Since Friday, he's been telling us to short the market. Just got an email saying to stop shorting. Its worked out well for me, been in the green since then. Hell, I made 4% of my portfolio shorting just yesterday.

https://www.benzinga.com/news/21/09/23039083/disney-ceo-warns-of-production-delays-stock-falls

I'm short on QQQ today, in preparation for a selloff.

So re-short in the AM?