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#126
@BigGame90
Yessir. You are correct. But is not the issue to me on this decision. All coupled together it could exacerbate the problem(s) later on.
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Posted:
#127
@Raiders22
Right. Nobody is being forced to sign a loan. If the borrower can not look ahead or have studied the market, that's on them.
Good luck on your gains. Crushed some SPY puts that I bought at close yesterday and flipped for some nice 1,350% gains today after a few hours. 
All in preparation for the 11am pump tomorrow when Jpow speaks.
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Posted:
#129
@BigGame90
A very good two days in a row for me! Tripled what I risked. Still got stuck holding two losers overnight -- basically are even, so I decided to hold. If it had been a Friday would have unloaded. I was on the right side of a few flips. Timed the dips almost perfect on 4-5. The volatile stocks do so well in a market like it was today.
Nice hit on SPYs for you! 
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Posted:
#130
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22:
@BigGame90 A very good two days in a row for me! Tripled what I risked. Still got stuck holding two losers overnight -- basically are even, so I decided to hold. If it had been a Friday would have unloaded. I was on the right side of a few flips. Timed the dips almost perfect on 4-5. The volatile stocks do so well in a market like it was today. Nice hit on SPYs for you!
@BigGame90 A very good two days in a row for me! Tripled what I risked. Still got stuck holding two losers overnight -- basically are even, so I decided to hold. If it had been a Friday would have unloaded. I was on the right side of a few flips. Timed the dips almost perfect on 4-5. The volatile stocks do so well in a market like it was today. Nice hit on SPYs for you!
Breaking even is still winning IMO. Tomorrow should be some fireworks. Super low volumes lately and the expected low rate hike tomorrow. Can't wait to see what tomorrow does. I think it's going to be a rollercoaster of a day. Or do they call that the kangaroo market now??
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Posted:
#131
Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90:
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22: @BigGame90 A very good two days in a row for me! Tripled what I risked. Still got stuck holding two losers overnight -- basically are even, so I decided to hold. If it had been a Friday would have unloaded. I was on the right side of a few flips. Timed the dips almost perfect on 4-5. The volatile stocks do so well in a market like it was today. Nice hit on SPYs for you! Breaking even is still winning IMO. Tomorrow should be some fireworks. Super low volumes lately and the expected low rate hike tomorrow. Can't wait to see what tomorrow does. I think it's going to be a rollercoaster of a day. Or do they call that the kangaroo market now??
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22: @BigGame90 A very good two days in a row for me! Tripled what I risked. Still got stuck holding two losers overnight -- basically are even, so I decided to hold. If it had been a Friday would have unloaded. I was on the right side of a few flips. Timed the dips almost perfect on 4-5. The volatile stocks do so well in a market like it was today. Nice hit on SPYs for you! Breaking even is still winning IMO. Tomorrow should be some fireworks. Super low volumes lately and the expected low rate hike tomorrow. Can't wait to see what tomorrow does. I think it's going to be a rollercoaster of a day. Or do they call that the kangaroo market now??
Yes, the winners were great. I would have had a fantastic day even if I sold the 2 breakeven ones as well -- which I would have on a Friday. But these two I feel run tomorrow because they started running late today. So, very early in the morning I expect to have two quick winners!
Always nice when a plan works out the way you predicted. I think going forward the next few months can be like this.
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Posted:
#132
Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90:
Just setting up the low FICO score holders to get burnt in years time. This is how they keep pumping RE purchases to try to avoid a crash. Everyone who's smart with their money (high FICO scores) are not buying RE right now. So the only way to get new suckers in the market is to try to suck in the low FICO scores with more false promises. Same shit as what lead to the 08 crash. Banks loosen the lending requirements for the 500-600s which pushes prices up even more before the adjustable rates kicked in years down the road. People never learn. This is a last ditch effort to keep sales pumping to try to save the economy. Just buying time while digging the hole deeper. Bidens America is all backwards.
Just setting up the low FICO score holders to get burnt in years time. This is how they keep pumping RE purchases to try to avoid a crash. Everyone who's smart with their money (high FICO scores) are not buying RE right now. So the only way to get new suckers in the market is to try to suck in the low FICO scores with more false promises. Same shit as what lead to the 08 crash. Banks loosen the lending requirements for the 500-600s which pushes prices up even more before the adjustable rates kicked in years down the road. People never learn. This is a last ditch effort to keep sales pumping to try to save the economy. Just buying time while digging the hole deeper. Bidens America is all backwards.
Unfortunately, we taxpayers have to bail out the failures in one form or another. It's just a pattern of rewarding the irresponsible behavior of those people, and penalizing those that are responsible w their $$. It's total bullsh*t
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Posted:
#133
Quote Originally Posted by Sidehatch:
Wow, I’ve never heard so much cowardly whining in my life. Users of Fannie and Freddie pay an extra $50/month? Meanwhile Trump raised my and other blue states taxes $15-20k/yr and you arseholes ignore it? Special place in hell for you folks
Wow, I’ve never heard so much cowardly whining in my life. Users of Fannie and Freddie pay an extra $50/month? Meanwhile Trump raised my and other blue states taxes $15-20k/yr and you arseholes ignore it? Special place in hell for you folks
Don't blame Trump for your state's incompetence. Your state taxes you too much. Why are we "citizens of other states" subsidizing your tax bill. Your frustration is pointed in the wrong direction. So, figure it out. Move, or vote for a lower tax structure in your state...
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Posted:
#134
This thread is another example of the DEI diversity, equity, and inclusion garbage that is so important to this lefty administration. Forget about hard work and rewarding the successful folks. This is just another example of working to "flatten " the social classes . Take from the rich... give to the poor.. Wealth redistribution.
The left will never stop in their efforts to make this country socialist. Those who do not see this fail to understand the big picture of their goals...
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Posted:
#139
@BigGame90
I think you got right idea -- only thing I got running is QCOM. might get stopped out of other two.
Gonna be very interesting how market reacts -- the increase is factored in. But he always prefaces it by saying something extraordinarily stupid.
That is what I want to take advantage of.
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Posted:
#148
My credit is bumpin’ so high and ferocious like oh shit , that the banks be comin’ to me for the money , but I don’t believe in that indecency , and their deceit , cuz they’re scummy ……
So I just say no like I’m Nancy Reagan ya heard ?
wallstreetcappers craps in his draws and pees fuckin backwards from his vaj with a squirt.
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Posted:
#149
Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90:
@kcblitzkrieg JPowell- "just want to reiterate that the banks are fine". 45 min later banks in free fall. Yaaaa okayyyyyyy Jpowell.
@kcblitzkrieg JPowell- "just want to reiterate that the banks are fine". 45 min later banks in free fall. Yaaaa okayyyyyyy Jpowell.
I know, crazy right, you can't make this shit up 
Jamie Dimon is cleaning up, gonna own all the banks by the time this is all over lmao
You will not survive here. You are not a wolf, and this is the land of wolves now...
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Posted:
#150
Federal mortgage fee changes have lead to a misconception that borrowers with low credit scores will pay less at the expense of borrowers with good credit according to fact checks by New York times, Verify this and Bank rate. While people with higher credit scores are getting a smaller break than before, they will still pay less overall than someone with low score. Lowest total costs still go to borrowers with High credit score and high down payment.
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