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lmoore944 said:
I have always had the best luck playing something up until their earnings date, and then selling before the earnings are released (even if the company is expected to beat earnings). There's normally a dip right after earnings, then I'll try to jump in before the move back up.
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Tuesday/Wednesday day would be a great time to exit SAVE. And as you said, buy back in the next day on the dip. Q3 is going to look 1,000,000 times better than Q2, there’s no question about that. Everything really comes down to November. I personally believe Trump wins again and we get 4 more years of a raging bull run. On the contrary, say he loses and the market crashes...well, we’ve all seen what kind of opportunities that can present.
 
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VolAllen said:
I believe there will be some sort of PR before earnings. Or at least some good guidance tied in with earnings. At 17.80’s, you’re not going to lose here. I’m not saying you’ll get rich over night, but I am saying that with self control and patience, you will make money.
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Ok. I'll jump in right before close. Im going to wait and see if I can make anything off these penny stocks I jumped in. Then I'm going to make myself leave it alone
 
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Keep in mind, we’re simply running with the market right now. -2%, Ruth -3%, MGM -5%, CCL -3%, AAL -4%, BAC -2%.

There’s really nothing to worry about if you’re holding any of these. You could be on a penny -50%....happens more often than not.
 
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VolAllen said:
Tuesday/Wednesday day would be a great time to exit SAVE. And as you said, buy back in the next day on the dip. Q3 is going to look 1,000,000 times better than Q2, there’s no question about that. Everything really comes down to November. I personally believe Trump wins again and we get 4 more years of a raging bull run. On the contrary, say he loses and the market crashes...well, we’ve all seen what kind of opportunities that can present.
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If Biden wins I don't think that travel/leisure will necessarily take a huge hit. I think that healthcare, defense, manufacturing, oil companies, and financials could get crushed. Financials could benefit if interest rates go up, but more regulation and red tape and a hostile environment for Wall Street firms would do the opposite. Solar and EVs will do great but it seems like those have already popped since Trump's numbers aren't looking like an easy win.
 
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VolAllen said:
Tuesday/Wednesday day would be a great time to exit SAVE. And as you said, buy back in the next day on the dip. Q3 is going to look 1,000,000 times better than Q2, there’s no question about that. Everything really comes down to November. I personally believe Trump wins again and we get 4 more years of a raging bull run. On the contrary, say he loses and the market crashes...well, we’ve all seen what kind of opportunities that can present.
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One way or another, I'm probably exiting most of what I own before November 3. Probably 2 weeks leading up to it. Especially if Trump is still double digits down like he is now. Not going to make this political, just going to post some recent trends in regards to how the election is looking right now.

Several of the swing states were polling Trump within 3 points of HRC leading up the 2016 election, and Trump narrowly won those states (about 1 percent in states like FL, MI, PA). You could argue was within the margin error. Those same states now are showing pretty strong favor to Biden, and other traditionally red states like AZ and NC are now looking like toss ups. Though I find it extremely unlikely to happen given how red Texas is, even recent Texas polls are suggesting it is a toss up.
 
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mr.checkerboards said:
Ok. I'll jump in right before close. Im going to wait and see if I can make anything off these penny stocks I jumped in. Then I'm going to make myself leave it alone
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I'm no expert, but I've set a price alert for $17 on SAVE. I'll load up if he runs back there. I want to see it hold or go well above $20 before I'll consider going in over $18 again.
 
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I hate Greek shippers...but I was already in TOPS and grabbed some GLBS today after the dip.

Currently holding: EYES, GLBS, TOPS, SPAQ, INPX, ZOM, BIMI, SNSS
 
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Carp said:
One way or another, I'm probably exiting most of what I own before November 3. Probably 2 weeks leading up to it. Especially if Trump is still double digits down like he is now. Not going to make this political, just going to post some recent trends in regards to how the election is looking right now.

Several of the swing states were polling Trump within 3 points of HRC leading up the 2016 election, and Trump narrowly won those states (about 1 percent in states like FL, MI, PA). You could argue was within the margin error. Those same states now are showing pretty strong favor to Biden, and other traditionally red states like AZ and NC are now looking like toss ups. Though I find it extremely unlikely to happen given how red Texas is, even recent Texas polls are suggesting it is a toss up.
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I think we'll be in the political grey area quite a bit over the next 20 weeks. If we can stay away from debating and promoting a candidate I think we'll be good. I am interested in how companies, industries, and sectors are likely to move with either guy. If anybody is not in agreement that Trump is probably better for equity markets, then say it and we can meet up in the Political Forum or the nearest Waffle House. I think Trump is better in the short term markets... do we have a board consensus or is it debatable? I'm saying that not as a Trumper but as a realist. Does that opinion disturb anybody here?
 
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Thunder Good-Oil said:
If Biden wins I don't think that travel/leisure will necessarily take a huge hit. I think that healthcare, defense, manufacturing, oil companies, and financials could get crushed. Financials could benefit if interest rates go up, but more regulation and red tape and a hostile environment for Wall Street firms would do the opposite. Solar and EVs will do great but it seems like those have already popped since Trump's numbers aren't looking like an easy win.
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I like you, @Thunder Good-Oil....even if you are a vegan or whatever.
 
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