Here comes the “dip”

[Anonymous]

All this excitement about futureres last night and we're going to end the day up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
All this excitement about futureres last night and we're going to end the day up.

DCUM naysayers always get it wrong

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
All this excitement about futureres last night and we're going to end the day up.

DCUM naysayers always get it wrong

There was a dip this morning, which would have a been a buying opportunity, so what the fk are you prattling about?

[Anonymous]

I too was hoping for a dip.

[Anonymous]

There was a deep in international stocks in the morning which I totally took advantage of
Feels good now lol

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:All you idiots playing and thinking you can beat the market really make me laugh.

+1

And you make us laugh. Clearly the market will have a drop tomorrow at least at some point. If you buy stocks you can buy them when it’s cheaper. Dipsht.

Most intelligent people play the long game and aren't "day traders" with a gambling problems.

Shut up and go talk about junior getting red shirted or whatever idiocy you’re into on one of these other forums here. Thanks. You are not adding a thing to the discussion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All you idiots playing and thinking you can beat the market really make me laugh.

+1

And you make us laugh. Clearly the market will have a drop tomorrow at least at some point. If you buy stocks you can buy them when it’s cheaper. Dipsht.

The market has had big dips over time no matter who was POTUS. Don’t let emotions guide your investment decisions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
All this excitement about futureres last night and we're going to end the day up.

Well see how this day goes, Futures market a lot worse this morning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
All this excitement about futureres last night and we're going to end the day up.

Well see how this day goes, Futures market a lot worse this morning.

And I don’t think it will turn 180 midday like yesterday

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I too was hoping for a dip.

It's today.

[Anonymous]

No stop lasts anymore because of all the algorithms running to game the system and the immense coupling of index funds and etfs

The market is untethered from value, just look at PE ratios. Companies don’t need to make money, they just needs to make sure the stock moves up with a steep enough slope that the algos trigger on the derivative. We just won’t see any more big drops like we had in GFC, when human traders still dominated and index funds were a little smaller part

Read up on Michael Burry’s take: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/big-shorts-michael-burry-compares-223347547.html

[Anonymous]

I think it's too early for any dip. In my "armchair forecaster" I think the real dip is yet to come and it will be tied to activities on the ground.

What worries me most though if this becomes and excuse for the market to finally reflect the true state of our economy and job market. And if it does, I will not be surprised if the Dow goes below 40000 by the end of April.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it's too early for any dip. In my "armchair forecaster" I think the real dip is yet to come and it will be tied to activities on the ground.

What worries me most though if this becomes and excuse for the market to finally reflect the true state of our economy and job market. And if it does, I will not be surprised if the Dow goes below 40000 by the end of April.

Well, this aged badly, and we are down 1000 points in the Dow

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's too early for any dip. In my "armchair forecaster" I think the real dip is yet to come and it will be tied to activities on the ground.

What worries me most though if this becomes and excuse for the market to finally reflect the true state of our economy and job market. And if it does, I will not be surprised if the Dow goes below 40000 by the end of April.

Well, this aged badly, and we are down 1000 points in the Dow

PP here you are correct. But lets see the cumulative drop. If you buy the dip today and it goes further down 1000 pts that's gambling unless you are buying/selling aka same day investing person. Most of us don't have the time to do this. We can only buy the dip once we see a general trend.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hope it falls like 2020! I have a nice amount of dry powder

You sound very selfish.

Some if us need our retirement savings to live on.