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2016 Jun 25, 6:57am   4,507 views  27 comments

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I have been charting data for a while now #investing

But what we saw yesterday in multiple charts are things that are truly epic

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1   _   2016 Jun 25, 7:00am  

European Financials ETF: worst 1-day decline (-16.6%) on the highest volume in its history (6m shares). $EUFN

7   Tenpoundbass   2016 Jun 25, 7:16am  

It was all a fake global ecconomy propped up by the scheming global elite is what all of this means.
People are pulling their money out. People are fed up and there's no telling how far down the rabbit hole the righteousness may go.

But Trust me! We'll be better off without THEIR money, and them not being in charge dicating who works and who wins for their effort.

So in other words...

Fuck 'Em!!!

8   MisdemeanorRebel   2016 Jun 25, 7:21am  

Great! British exports are going to explode in the next quarters.

Bad for banks, good for the North.
www.youtube.com/embed/QzivmOQWkVQ

9   _   2016 Jun 25, 7:22am  

Tenpoundbass says

People are pulling their money out.

As you can imagine, never been bullish on Europe,

Bad demographics, they're even more cry babies than the extreme left and right we have here in America, but over there they actually mean it where the cry babies here actually don't believe their own non sense they speak off

But Europe... I mean... if they want to go this route.... I mean everyone, you can have some chances to make money at some point

Back to the #USA

All good here, it delayed breaking into all time highs for a little bit longer

Strong demographics

10 year channel didn't break again, impressive, closed at 1.57%

If we can get a close under 1.56% and then follow through action the next day with closing lower yields, then you got a shot at new cycle lows in yield

But this 1.60% area has held even with all the pathetic drama out of Europe for many years.

10   _   2016 Jun 25, 7:26am  

Good time to take a trip to London!

11   _   2016 Jun 25, 7:32am  

thunderlips11 says

Bad for banks

12   FortWayne   2016 Jun 25, 9:33am  

I think that the financial oligarchs are not going to let Brits go lightly. Controlling a country financially is very profitable rental income. I think we'll see a lot more drama in the coming months and maybe years. Not sure if it'll be a dead cat bounce or not on wall street, but uncertainty will sure be there.

Logan are you buying anything long, day trading, or waiting? If you don't mind sharing your strategy these days.

13   _   2016 Jun 25, 9:43am  

FortWayne says

If you don't mind sharing your strategy these days.

Our markets didn't do enough damage to be worth it

MASI, TWTR, GPRO, not enough damage.

I always pick up some PST and sell the first rips when the 10 year gets to 1.60% level but that a hedge against my biz port. complex boring topic Not worth it to anyone.

DB looks interesting right here with a 4.20% yield, that's the only BRET EXIT stock that I am looking at

Anything trading below 2007 levels that isn't a coal company is pricing the worst future possible.

14   _   2016 Jun 25, 9:47am  

HP that I liked under $45 is now $66 oil is up and now it's getting upgrades, it has less value now than it did when oil was crashing

UNXL, high bet play I recently picked up, as I mentioned before, one of the reasons why I was dumping the shares from 1.70 - 2.70 is that I knew they would have to do a secondary soon.

They did, they priced it at $1.50, I picked up some under $1.50 but I am out over 67% of the trade.

So, really, not much

For all the Black Swan talk.... it's not a domestic issue

15   _   2016 Jun 25, 9:48am  

KBH

When we talked about it at $10 now near $15, that doesn't have much value going out either unless they get bought out and that isn't good enough to buy a stock, price is at $14.82

16   MisdemeanorRebel   2016 Jun 25, 9:53am  

Logan Mohtashami says

Good time to take a trip to London!

And to buy UK etfs or call options... $$$

17   FortWayne   2016 Jun 25, 9:54am  

Thanks Logan.

Felt similar there, not big enough crash to really go in significantly, but not a bad 4% discount. Financial entities are hit harder though, about 8-9% average, really tempting to buy just to get that 9% discount. (C, JPM)

18   _   2016 Jun 25, 9:58am  

FortWayne says

(C, JPM)

I just don't like the Banks in a low rate enviornment ... DP because it's being priced to death looks interesting to me

When you get into no man's land chart wise you just don't know how much down side you have because we all know how the mad rush of selling

If you forced my hand I would only buy DP and have a strict stop loss not to far from closing price Friday.

Outside of that, I can't see anything that is worth it

19   FortWayne   2016 Jun 25, 10:14am  

Whats DP?

20   Sharingmyintelligencewiththedumbasses   2016 Jun 25, 11:29am  

Logan Mohtashami says

Good time to take a trip to London!

London sucks even at a discount....

21   _   2016 Jun 25, 11:51am  

Sharingmyintelligencewiththedumbasses says

London sucks even at a discount....

Really?

I have never been to London. Big history buff, would imagine the museums would be worth the trip alone. Too late anyway, going to Mexico instead.

22   _   2016 Jun 25, 11:52am  

FortWayne says

Whats DP?

Deutsche Bank, DB isthe ticker symbol

23   FortWayne   2016 Jun 25, 12:51pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

I have never been to London. Big history buff, would imagine the museums would be worth the trip alone. Too late anyway, going to Mexico instead.

London does have a lot of history to see. If you got kids they'll love it even more. A lot of UK has adventurous places and interesting cultures, that's probably the best part.

24   FortWayne   2016 Jun 25, 12:53pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

Deutsche Bank, DB isthe ticker symbol

Wow that is almost fire sale. Thanks for sharing. Got to say though, with their EPS (I'm an EPS kind of investor) that proposition looks like major risk.

25   FortWayne   2016 Jun 29, 8:34am  

Looks like the markets gave up on the panic, and are coming back up.

26   HydroCabron   2016 Jun 29, 8:52am  

Taxes taken out of income destroy the economy - the money might as well be literally burnt.

Taxes taken in the form of tariffs grow the economy - the government spends the money raising rainbow-shitting unicorns.

27   RC2006   2016 Jun 29, 9:27am  

HydroCabron says

the government spends the money raising rainbow-shitting unicorns.

Taste

www.youtube.com/embed/YbYWhdLO43Q

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