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#101
Well have a shot at
RUSHALL and SOUTHPORT over the rest 
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Tuesday 09/03/2024
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#102
Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi:
@Barbarossa Not entirely sure to be honest. Just those months tend to be down months. However, I expect a nice bump once they announce interest rates will be cut. But don't expect a big bump, the expected interest rate cut is already priced in. I think one of the reasons for the down months in September/October is the lack of volume. Less trading going on. 2nd quarter earnings for the most part have been revealed. Hedge funds sell positions to lock in profits. And I think historically the spectre of previous market crashes (1929, 1987) has put fear into the market during these months.
@Barbarossa Not entirely sure to be honest. Just those months tend to be down months. However, I expect a nice bump once they announce interest rates will be cut. But don't expect a big bump, the expected interest rate cut is already priced in. I think one of the reasons for the down months in September/October is the lack of volume. Less trading going on. 2nd quarter earnings for the most part have been revealed. Hedge funds sell positions to lock in profits. And I think historically the spectre of previous market crashes (1929, 1987) has put fear into the market during these months.
thx
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Posted:
#103
@Barbarossa
It is known as The September Effect. But no clear reason like @icemantbi said.
But they narrow it down to 4 or 5 things usually.
Summer is ending, back to school stuff. A lot of portfolios get re-balanced and some profit-taking. The Bond market with insurance companies and so on try to rejuvenate from a summer lull, so folks will shift in this direction. Then, especially after a long holiday weekend there can be a 'delay' to any perceived bad news.
All of that coupled with the self-fulfilling prophesy that is psychological because of the notion that bad things usually happen then.
I know several people that will actually go to cash before the end of Summer because of this.
But the good news is that the holiday spending will start up and people see good dips to buy.
So, the next few months after that usually see a sharp jump.
But like we always say -- past results do not guarantee future results.
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RUSHALL, SOUTHPORT GET A MIRACLE GOAL 
Posted:
#108
Quote Originally Posted by Raiders22:
@Barbarossa It is known as The September Effect. But no clear reason like @icemantbi said. But they narrow it down to 4 or 5 things usually. Summer is ending, back to school stuff. A lot of portfolios get re-balanced and some profit-taking. The Bond market with insurance companies and so on try to rejuvenate from a summer lull, so folks will shift in this direction. Then, especially after a long holiday weekend there can be a 'delay' to any perceived bad news. All of that coupled with the self-fulfilling prophesy that is psychological because of the notion that bad things usually happen then. I know several people that will actually go to cash before the end of Summer because of this. But the good news is that the holiday spending will start up and people see good dips to buy. So, the next few months after that usually see a sharp jump. But like we always say -- past results do not guarantee future results.
@Barbarossa It is known as The September Effect. But no clear reason like @icemantbi said. But they narrow it down to 4 or 5 things usually. Summer is ending, back to school stuff. A lot of portfolios get re-balanced and some profit-taking. The Bond market with insurance companies and so on try to rejuvenate from a summer lull, so folks will shift in this direction. Then, especially after a long holiday weekend there can be a 'delay' to any perceived bad news. All of that coupled with the self-fulfilling prophesy that is psychological because of the notion that bad things usually happen then. I know several people that will actually go to cash before the end of Summer because of this. But the good news is that the holiday spending will start up and people see good dips to buy. So, the next few months after that usually see a sharp jump. But like we always say -- past results do not guarantee future results.
thx
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Posted:
#115
Quote Originally Posted by benhogan76:
Quote Originally Posted by p_66: going to prepare my Shrooms for my pastaMybbuddy just texted me to say he was good to go for few days at cottage in September, shrooms were discussed as well.
Quote Originally Posted by p_66: going to prepare my Shrooms for my pastaMybbuddy just texted me to say he was good to go for few days at cottage in September, shrooms were discussed as well.
some call your “vacation “ a ryecation 
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Posted:
#120
Quote Originally Posted by Alfalfa9:
“Parking lot is full of luxury cars now including neon green Lamborghinis and people surfing zillow for vacation homes all day but no one has any time to actually use their money because they’re required to work 24/7” Bloomberg article on NVDA
Can’t remember the stat but the % of “millionaires” at the company was staggering.
“Parking lot is full of luxury cars now including neon green Lamborghinis and people surfing zillow for vacation homes all day but no one has any time to actually use their money because they’re required to work 24/7” Bloomberg article on NVDA
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Posted:
#121
Quote Originally Posted by Alfalfa9:
“Parking lot is full of luxury cars now including neon green Lamborghinis and people surfing zillow for vacation homes all day but no one has any time to actually use their money because they’re required to work 24/7” Bloomberg article on NVDA
“Parking lot is full of luxury cars now including neon green Lamborghinis and people surfing zillow for vacation homes all day but no one has any time to actually use their money because they’re required to work 24/7” Bloomberg article on NVDA
Read that 
I have a friend working at google HQ as a recruiter, the company offers everything, as they do not want you to go home
Japanese model …
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#122
By the way, never underestimate the power of Wallstreetbets.
ASTS, RKLB, CLOV... all Pump and Dumps started with Wallstreetbets. ASTS rocketed up from $21 to $38 bucks a share now its all the way down to $29. Same with the others. If you want to make some easy money, just read through Wallstreetbets, see who everyone is pumping, buy and sell at a nice profit. But dont be a bagholder
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Posted:
#123
Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi:
@Skyfall Call me shocked. NVDA beat earnings handily and their stock tanked. I knew something was fishy going on. It's funny, the amount of people saying some games are rigged, but the biggest rigging is the stock market.
price was already baked in , people loading up on calls
@Skyfall Call me shocked. NVDA beat earnings handily and their stock tanked. I knew something was fishy going on. It's funny, the amount of people saying some games are rigged, but the biggest rigging is the stock market.
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Posted:
#124
Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi:
By the way, never underestimate the power of Wallstreetbets. ASTS, RKLB, CLOV... all Pump and Dumps started with Wallstreetbets. ASTS rocketed up from $21 to $38 bucks a share now its all the way down to $29. Same with the others. If you want to make some easy money, just read through Wallstreetbets, see who everyone is pumping, buy and sell at a nice profit. But dont be a bagholder
By the way, never underestimate the power of Wallstreetbets. ASTS, RKLB, CLOV... all Pump and Dumps started with Wallstreetbets. ASTS rocketed up from $21 to $38 bucks a share now its all the way down to $29. Same with the others. If you want to make some easy money, just read through Wallstreetbets, see who everyone is pumping, buy and sell at a nice profit. But dont be a bagholder
on Reddit, correct ?
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Posted:
#125
@Skyfall
Quote Originally Posted by Skyfall:
Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi: @Skyfall Call me shocked. NVDA beat earnings handily and their stock tanked. I knew something was fishy going on. It's funny, the amount of people saying some games are rigged, but the biggest rigging is the stock market.price was already baked in , people loading up on calls
Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi: @Skyfall Call me shocked. NVDA beat earnings handily and their stock tanked. I knew something was fishy going on. It's funny, the amount of people saying some games are rigged, but the biggest rigging is the stock market.price was already baked in , people loading up on calls
Really no need to call me out like that 
But I backed the truck up.
Like the man said, “Don’t worry about the horse being blind, just load the wagon.”
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