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Asians love their gambling. My wife's grandmother would recruit her to hustle the card games at the assisted living community 
Here is a 2-year chart. The red line i drew (poorly) is where the stock is now. Consider those lows are with zero revenue globally. Zero. Macao isn't being shut down, the CCP is just proposing "being more involved". I would say that at absolute worst, that $70-$74 range is sustainable just on US revenue alone. Cramer tagged the share price at $85+ with zero Macao revenue. IF you have a cost basis of $120+ then you are probably fucked for a while. If you don't have a position or are in sub-$100 cost basis then I think its an investment. ITs gonna be choppy for a while but at worst I see no more than another 10% drop to a floor. More likely scenario the floor is in here in the low/mid 80's for the time being. I have been trying to add at $82 the last couple of days and it hasn't dropped low enough. I dont think the downgrades matter much because the people who would sell on those downgrades have probably already sold.is Wynn going to take another hit due to the $1.5B LOC? multiple downgrades of target and to hold, but I guess if you are in it long term it's only a chance to add pending if the stickiness of any policy
I'm not buying jack right now, unless Cramer says.Started a position in DE at $350 and added to UNP at $202.75
IT COULD GO UP OR DOWN SO BE CAREFUL.![]()
'Take those profits': Strategist says extreme market moves are on the horizon
Paul Gambles, co-founder of investment advisory firm MBMG Group, says investors should consider significantly building up their cash positions.www.cnbc.com
Financial markets appear vulnerable to what could be an extreme move in either direction, according to Paul Gambles, co-founder of investment advisory firm MBMG Group.
As a result, Gambles said investors should consider sitting on the sidelines and build up their cash positions significantly.
His comments come as market participants remain cautious given a flurry of risks on the horizon. These include fears of rising inflation, persistent concerns about the economic outlook amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, supply shortages and valuation concerns.
Some investors are also wary of the possible implications of China’s indebted property firm Evergrande, which is on the brink of default.
“Our advice is just be a little bit cautious. We think that the market is very finely poised waiting for what potentially could be a very, very big move,” Gambles told CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe” on Friday.
“We’ve got no idea which direction that could be; I realize that doesn’t sound helpful, but frankly there are just so many unanswered questions out there right now,” he continued. “Until we start to get answers to those, our advice is actually unless you can really afford to take what could be a pretty big hit, and possibly even a permanent hit, then it is better to just sit on the sidelines.”
‘It’s a coin flip’
Gambles said MBMG Group, which says it has over $1.5 billion assets under advice, has looked to raise cash levels “quite dramatically” of late, warning market risk had “suddenly gone up and off the scale” compared to just one month ago.
Gold and gold miners were “one of the best ways to hedge risk” for the moment, he added, suggesting there was also still some value in Treasuries.
I take input from a ton of sources, but ultimately I make my own choices.I'm not buying jack right now, unless Cramer says.
Lol, well he has a 2/3rds chance of being right.IT COULD GO UP OR DOWN SO BE CAREFUL.
Retarded.
For actionalerts, I've learned every time Cramer says to start building cash, there's a reason.IT COULD GO UP OR DOWN SO BE CAREFUL.
Retarded.
This is probably the biggest thing everyone should be playing right now. And not because it wont get settled (it ALWAYS gets settled), but because the market ALWAYS over-reacts to it.