Do your homework. Most of the US market did a V-shape already, but there are some big companies out there that are about to do that. Every day brings us closer to ending the lockdown, every day brings us closer to the economy restart. I wouldn't bother with any share that's almost ATH again, but check out the oil, airlines, weed, real estate and fashion (except Nike). They're all still pretty low, they will pump in the next 2 months. Then we'll see.
Carson Scott
MFA Financial now in first place with +10%. Leader of the laggards is Chesapeake with -4.4%. Lots of shifting around early.
your "math" relies on 100% of Americans getting it, and relies on the idea that almost nobody has gotten the virus other than those who were tested for it. My sister was sick, got tested, and was positive for covid. She lives in the house with 6 of us. We didn't bother getting tested since we knew if she lives with us, there's no chance we didn't get it, so no point in quarantining her from the rest of us. My mom got the sniffles and felt sore for around a day. Nobody else felt anything. Maybe you can argue I was coughing slightly more in a day. You can find stories like that all over the place where a family member got diagnosed with it, and nobody else in the household felt anything.
Camden Cox
What are some good call and put options Tomorrow
Landon Foster
IVR in liftoff formation
Jaxon Cook
as long as your sister didn't cough in your mouths, maybe no one else got it? I assume that you all sleep in separate beds and use separate bathrooms? I'm not a doctor though
not on IVR honestly, but i do on CORR. i'm rooting for MITT cause i need to close some puts i wrote yesterday. the fundamentals for the REIT's are solid, most have a price to book of like .20x to .40x and are almost 70% down from where they were in december. also all got earnings coming up, MITT on the 12th before market
Henry Watson
Bought about $17,000 almost a month ago. I only wish I bought more. It's a race to the dividends now, after that there should be a dump due to all the new shares received as a dividend payment.
Eli Cox
nkla at 80 PM....i thought people would finally realize that its not a real company?
James Anderson
9 hours to go the fedwatch probability crept up by another 1.5% while I was sleeping
It was the cheapest broker for active traders before the no fee war. Ibkr lite is 0 fee. Ibkr pro is $1 per trade and it costs you 10$/month of inactivity fees (whether you make 0 trade or 10 trades per month it will cost you 10$) Lowest margin interest. Free API access. FDIC/SIPC.
I know, I'm european and using them. The trade fee is deducted from your monthly, so 10 trades a month removes the fee. Option combos like buying 100 shares combined with selling a call are $2.90 so it's even easier to reach the $10 fee.
Just their UI looks dated but it's alright to use. Not that good for marketdata though.
Alexander Sanchez
what are you guys buying for the fed announcement? i think they will just announce continued interest rate levels and extension on QE so probably bullish for all the shitty bankrupt companies and those debt ETFs
Asher Green
Sweden is fine, some old and sickly people died, but the economy didn't had a pause > died You speak like you think it is over. The mechanics of this virus is hugely easy to understand and predict. 1.2% of infected will die. The virus will keep spreading until it infects almost all of the population or we find a vaccine. When it has infected nearly all of the population, nearly 1.2% of the population will have died. 25% of the dead will be under 65 years old and 75% will be over. Places that did lockdowns brought R0 down under 1, meaning actual decline. Sweden did social distancing but no lockdowns and got R0 down to 1, linear growth. But that only held for so long, since last week they are back to R0 > 1, exponential growth. It’s very simple. The actual IFR has been known for weeks now, it’s around 1.2%-1.4% depending on demographics. This means, unambiguously, that 1.2% of infected will die. 1.2% of Sweden’s population. 1.2% of the American population. 1.2% of the world’s population. But what if only 50% get infected, then only 0.6% of the world pop dies! Yup, but with an unmitigated R0 between 2 and 3 and the world running out of money for lockdowns, this virus may well infect everyone before herd immunity has a chance to kick in, at least it’s likely that >80% will be infected. So about 1% of the population in every country in the world will die from covid. Don’t reply that I’m an idiot unless you have solid proof to back you up.
Jacob James
I doubt they have a working model even. It would be like some company coming out with a:
