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Holy OI at 440 . Jesus


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Unless there is another news report about Russia deescalating late tonight, tomorrow is going to see a lot of hedging (which drags the market lower) or outright selling, and possibly a lot of piling into bonds and gold, out of fear of what might come over the weekend. Probably end at 4300 then (and bottom on Tuesday).

There is some positive divergence between SPX and the VIX, but a positive move tomorrow would likely rely on what happened early Tuesday morning happening again.
 
Unless there is another news report about Russia deescalating late tonight, tomorrow is going to see a lot of hedging (which drags the market lower) or outright selling, and possibly a lot of piling into bonds and gold, out of fear of what might come over the weekend. Probably end at 4300 then (and bottom on Tuesday).

There is some positive divergence between SPX and the VIX, but a positive move tomorrow would likely rely on what happened early Tuesday morning happening again.
What is Reddit saying?
 
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Current federal funds rate is .25%. Yet, 30yr fixed is now 4%?! Are they profiting hugely from this discrepancy?​



30 year fixed national average is now 4%. Which in itself is insanity to me because last year I was approved for 2.5%, no points needed. I understand that JPOW is going to raise the rates to combat inflation (any day now…..) but in the mean time banks are capitalizing off this huge discrepancy. Are they in for a stellar report come earnings season
 
What is Reddit saying?

Honestly think retail is getting close to being blown out completely. Reddit didn't have much traffic for the kind of day that was seen (at least what I look at as I don't do WSB) and at least on the Nasdaq (not checking the others), there was low volume (apparently the lowest volume in 15 months) for what was a 3% drop.

Buyer's strike.
 
Honestly think retail is getting close to being blown out completely. Reddit didn't have much traffic for the kind of day that was seen (at least what I look at as I don't do WSB) and at least on the Nasdaq (not checking the others), there was low volume (apparently the lowest volume in 15 months) for what was a 3% drop.

Buyer's strike.

Question is will we get any follow through to the downside. Right now people are buying the dip after these big down days. A close below the 50wma could open up a waterfall.

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Seeing a lot of frustration on social media with these gap ups after big down days. To really change sentiment we need a big down day with follow through to the next with a gap down and push down. These pre market bids are very frustrating if you got stopped out yesterday afternoon.
 
Does anyone know where to get PSEC, Prospect Capital Corporation, DRIP through DTC" that issues shares based on 95% of the market price (a 5% discount to the market price)?

I’ve checked Ameritrade and Robinhood with no luck. While they provide the DRIP, they don’t provide the discounted reinvestment.

Thanks
 
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