My opinion is that most money will bypass the US and go to China i.e. countries that actually produce stuff. Then after all the money is done chasing yield and demand starts to wane the next crash will come and it will affect everyone everywhere.Outside of a nuclear event that is my doomsday prediction.
For whatever reasons, nasdaq seems to be holding it’s weight… Semi sector looks like it’s moving up, and if semis are a leading indicator, that might be good news for the tech sector in general, since semi’s have been trashed for the past year.
I’ve added to my AMD and MU position, and also bought (unrelated ) GE after watching for some time.
Since my entry point on AMD $2ish/share, and it sits at $6.20 right now, why not double down, lol…I’m hoping there’s a bunch of shorts that were expecting a dismal AMD quarter, that are now going to panic, and we’ll get a nice big short squeeze up this week.
Still ticked off I missed that big gain on ARMH just by selling a week earlier…Stupid.
This is strictly a short-term play and I’ll liquidate before the week ended. I don’t hang on ETFs more than a few days at a time regardless whether I am in the black or not.[/quote]
Hopefully you cut your losses before today…
sqqq down 2% today and 3% since June 20.
You can blame Apple for sucking less than expected.
Not yet. Thought about it this morning. My gains on the bank stocks more than offset this gamble on sqqq so I am not too worried for now. The nasdaq has been solid…
On a different note. WTH is wrong with yahoo? They keep tweaking their finance page. The new format could no longer show a list of stock quotes (only 1 at a time) and good luck looking for foreign stock market indexes. I need to start getting into the habit of going to marketwatch instead of yahoo.
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