Safer add would be we are above 20 and 50 and they are slopping upwards, which could be two more weeks yet, or a weekly close above SPY $445 ish . We have a gap up there but want to see us on top of it not just going up and touch which could be a reverse point to head back lower.
Thanks. I am watching the 20 sitting right at the 50.Sanrith Descartes this played out exactly like I was thinking it might in that yesterday we went and tagged the pivot point and fell hard. Now today it goes down to the low support breaks it and rallies hard. Really want to watch close today to see if momentum builds but this is one of those watch for the break either way and act fast situations. These fast moving fake outs can really tear up traders who act too quickly and the challenge is to recognize when the true break arrives. This coiling can go for a bit so I'm not sold that we are done probing the top or the bottom.
Imagine your trading strategy being based on what Jay Powell saysImagine being the foremost economic expert in the country and saying that.
Which one of you guys did this?
Nearly 2x gud?Only bit of interesting info I've found today. Buried in the Fed manufacturing data is a big surprise rise in materials cost. (Inflationary)
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Article might help.Anyone delt with medical collections?
My X stopped opening her mail since she's been unemployed for so long. She messaged me last night that there's a medical collections letter addressed to me name but her address. It's for our son, so I'm fine paying, just pissed I never heard from them. It's my insurance, but sure why I was never contacted.
My question, if I pay the collections company, will this reflect my credit in any way? It's not in either of our credit reports, but don't know how long that will last.
It might reflect if you pay, but it wont reflect if you don't pay, pretty sure. In general, when I receive a medical bill I don't expect it goes into the trash until its forgotten/disappears. I use fake phone numbers and addresses religiously though, so they may have a better bead on you.Anyone delt with medical collections?
My X stopped opening her mail since she's been unemployed for so long. She messaged me last night that there's a medical collections letter addressed to me name but her address. It's for our son, so I'm fine paying, just pissed I never heard from them. It's my insurance, but sure why I was never contacted.
My question, if I pay the collections company, will this reflect my credit in any way? It's not in either of our credit reports, but don't know how long that will last.
If its a medical bill they might. Depends on who provided the service initially. But they just want to get paid, offering to pay it will make them happy. Make sure you have them provide you a copy of the paid in full receipt.I'm fine paying the debt, it's owed. I've paid some smaller bills for our boys w/o asking for her half. I'll just call them offer to pay the debt w/o giving them my address for cell, i assume they don't have my SSN.
Pay for play credit removals are no bueno so don't expect that, and if they do offer it they're more on the shady end.Call the collections agency, explain the situation, and ask if it can be expunged for payment.
Happened to me a few years ago when they sent the bill to the wrong address. Had no idea it was even due and they sent it to collections pretty quickly.
Edit: Didn't see Sanrith Descartes 's post. Guess you don't need to do that anymore.