1st worked on Wall St summer '65. Recovering securities lawyer. Trading for a living 45 yrs. Not investment advice, don't be silly. 🇮🇱 linshek lei et hitchat
God dammit, not again! 3X leveraged semiconductor ETF SOXL saw $2.2B inflow on Friday. The second biggest and just $17M shy of record set 3 weeks ago.
Hard to call a bottom when degens refuse to back off. Come on, go for a hike and touch grass or something. That's green too.
@Ksidiii 💯 agree. Simply taking short interest figures at face in the age of index futures & ETFs, sector ETFs, etc borders on analysis malpractice. Failing to examine nuanced reasons for short interest such as you suggest will lead one to conclusions which are inconsistent w/ reality.
There is little evidence that the new Democrat majorities in Congress understand that the midterm elections were not a "we want your policies moment" vs "we hate Trump's policies." The electorate wants a return to the middle. Revenge does not address economic concerns.
@jedimarkus77 There is a remote chance that with the end of Trump in 2028, comes the end of Trumpism/MAGA. Perhaps that is more a hope than anything else. The U.S. remains, IMO, a basically center anchored country.
The @WSJ Editorial Board suggests that Trump's firing of Susie Wiles and hiring of Stephen Miller is more than a little problematic. It represent a doubling down on a losing hand (Trump's own policies) which led to the midterm catastrophe. https://t.co/II1oVshezp
The inability to acknowledge one's errors deprives that person of the benefit of analyzing why they were wrong. Doing so would improve future opinions/analysis. Let's go with calling it "education." And yes, the public suffers when 'experts' on financial media don't want to learn
Says the guy who top ticked $NVDA and the rest of large cap tech and who confidently recommended of $ORCL $INTC $MU $CAT $BA Paramount et al...
"Physician, heal thyself."
- Luke 4:23
Is there any stated criteria in the selection of panelists?
If so, how is @jlebenthal still a panelist? @TheJudgeCNBC
Why aren't panelists recommendations time stamped so viewers can evaluate who is value added and who is not worth listening to?
Do panelists on the show EVER say.. "I was wrong."
Finally what is each panelists' investment process and methodology - what distinguishes them and qualifies to give recommendations on the most important business platform extant?
PS I, too, attended Princeton - but they never taught risk management of stock portfolios. They did at Wharton (where I also attended)... but it wasn't in Dr. Jeremy Siegel's classes!
We are but five percent off the all time high in the S and P but, with the tide going out, many are exposed already as swimming naked.
What do you suppose will happen with their recommendations in a ten to twenty percent drawdown?
We all make mistakes - I am often wrong and always in doubt. But I don't pretend to be right all the time and I take ownership of my errors. I model companies and try to deliver analytical rigor.
I don't bring these investment boners up because I am attacking you personally. Rather, I am being an advocate to the retail viewer @cnbc - to protect them from non rigorous investment recommendations that ma not be an outgrowth of disciplined and rigorous analysis.
If you or anyone else on @CNBC wants to dispute this or believes I am being ad hominem, please tell me why as I can always learn. @TheJudgeCNBC@squawkbox@cnbcfastmoney @cnbhalftime @KeithMcCullough@Hedgeye_HGRO@RPKInvestor@HedgeyeDJ@gnoble79@andrewrsorkin@beckyquick@saraeisen@SullyCNBC@tomkeene@lisaabramowicz1@ferrotv@annmarie@business@peterboockvar@convertbond@whitneytilson
@paulhodges1 I had a clerk when I was a CBOE market-maker. One day I asked him where he was from. He said “Persia.” I laughed, said there hadn’t been a Persia for 50+yrs. It was a couple of yrs after the hostage crisis. I told him it didn’t matter to me. Nice kid, his name was Shah!
$SPY After the rally on the opening, the bulls hopes faded into lethargy. They never make it easy. Further weakness on a Friday might not be attractive. Or sellers get out of the way if they break above that tiny downtrend.
Trump announces guerilla warfare will be the theme for the lame duck portion of his second term by appointting Miller as his chief of staff. https://t.co/rNkLxnVV4X
More appropriate headline is that Trump seeks to preserve his renovations of the Oval Office which make it look a 19th century house of ill repute. https://t.co/oZStcrNXlB
@paulhodges1 💯The IRGC accepts both property and casualties differently than the West. It is what allows them to "stay strong" and be tough negotiators. The Iranian people more generally have a rick heritage from the time of the bazaar.
Trump claimed a 'mandate' in his '24 election. That was false. His electoral college margin was similar to Biden's in '20 & Biden won the popular vote by 4.4% vs Trump's '24 margin of 1.5%. There's no question that his rebuke in the midterms was historic.
$SPX is 7,414.37 +60.64. Oct closed at 7,651.54. The first wk of Nov is the yr's strongest week seasonally. It is currently -2.25%. In 7 of 10 months this year prices have moved in the direction opposite to that seasonality would suggest. Too many macro influences, too powerful.
Wait, WHAT?! Don’t tell me the S&P 500 is ACTUALLY going to follow its 1978 playbook.
1978 was also a midterm election year, the Year of the Horse, AND a year of a second wave of inflation. But it’s different this time, right? RIGHT???