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For anyone that bought Boeing congrats.

I just recouped half of my overall losses in one trade.

yeah that was a no brainer sub-100. tsla at 350 and cmg at sub-450 were just simply oversold (as are a lot)

so far this week has some optimism, but lets see how it goes. looks like last week was the depths of it so far, i can see some choppiness going forward for a few weeks, especially as US cases rise

You guys should massively buy, it's going up to 30k right now, it's not a depression !
just a "snowstorm"

stick to your poe welfare case, sauceman66606060606. adults are discussing real-world issues

Uncle Pablo is still waiting your abandonated excelldowdowdowndowney baddie to get into the basement right now for jumpimp party


/e I'm serious btw: all in.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Mar 25 2020 08:20am

PM the fed to say thx

Spy 1800

Has Michigan even made national news yet? Ik it hasn’t on CNBC

We aren’t pricing in true healthcare overload atm

This post was edited by Bazi on Mar 25 2020 02:57pm

I bought some today b/c it's still a good long term buy I think. I'll buy in 10 share increments over the next couple weeks as long as it's under $180.

I had a pretty large position so sold half today at 155 and 171. I knew it would have trouble past 173 since that's Goldman's target price plus i needed to be in more cash.

And yeah i agree, long term this company is still undervalued. They were trading close to 400 pre max issues. The max issues are close to being resolved and they are already looking to bring back production sometime in May if all is well.

If you have a 1-3 year horizon there is no reason for this not to be back in the upper 200s at minimum.

Corner of the market that i'm really considering for a trade is the mREIT space. You have companies like STWD, NRZ - mid cap real estate trusts that got taken to the woodshed and left for dead. People sold these because these are companies that had credit/liquidity risk because if people aren't earning and/or out of work for months then possible rents won't be collected etc. So naturally these companies wouldn't be able to meet their debt obligations. But i think with what the fed is doing now, providing 125 B daily + unemployment going up, i really think some of these are going to rebound Boeing-esque.

Another point to consider is this is the space that gives back very high dividends. As the market calms down, there will be a realization that you're better off buying these types of beaten up reits that have 10%+ dividends trading 1/3 of what they previously were and you might see a lot of capital flow from bonds considering you are getting sub 1% on the 10 yr.

This post was edited by ofthevoid on Mar 25 2020 03:52pm