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NRA-4-EVER t1_jec7yac wrote

Reply to comment by DefendSection230 in Is Meta back? by NoneScan65

You bring one case on bookstores. Here's a ton that relate to free speech/press, which is what gives bookstores their rights. You can go to the link, not typing out ALL of the cases, way too many! You need to realize the current court as already started throwing down some serious decisions that buck the pervious assumptions about many issues. Don't live in bubble, listen to what the judges have said and done. What I think or you think is irrelevant, it's what those six in the majority think that matters. Just like it was a few years ago when all that mattered was what justice Kenedy thought since he was the swing vote most of the time.

https://supreme.justia.com/cases-by-topic/free-speech/

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VisualMod t1_jec7t14 wrote

Banks are failing: this is bullish because it means that there will be more consolidation in the industry and fewer competitors. Interest rates rising: this is also bullish, as it indicates that the economy is growing and inflationary pressures are building. Experiencing high inflation: again, this is bullish, as it suggests that demand for goods and services is increasing faster than the supply. Y R Dovish monetary policies?: Bullish because they suggest that central banks are willing to support economic growth by keeping interest rates low. Hawkish monetar (policies?: Also bullish because they indicate that central banks believe the economy can handle higher interest rates without slowing down too much. On the brink of World War III?: Surprisingly, even a potential global conflict could be seen as positive for markets if investors believe it will lead to increased military spending and an expansion of government debt issuance

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DYTTIGAF t1_jec7rt5 wrote

80% of volume is institutional trading and Bloomberg finds it necessary to devalue retail with this hit piece?

Next up.. they blame the entire upcoming market meltdown on retail. Is this "future faking" at its best?

Interesting.

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Known-Recognition-56 t1_jec6e4o wrote

If volatility spikes pre-market you will be in the green, monitor the VIX in the AM. Boeing is up 68% the past 6 months, it is due for a pull back. In general we buy the rumor and sell the news.

If things go south on the 3-31 calls, do not sell the call for 4-6. Wait and see if the put contracts for 4-6 begin to be overpriced and sell 5-10 put contracts for a credit to recoup loss (if you are still bullish).

All in all good play but you need to add insurance to these Willy Wonka Golden Tickets. On this one you could have sold the 4-6 207.5 call and increased your odds by almost 90%. You would have received a credit and not been debited. Basically a free play with downside protection.

Keep trusting your instinct though, when you doubt yourself before a trade don’t initiate it.

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01k0s t1_jec5wf4 wrote

SPX put/call at open, close and flip position midday, close&flip or ride momentum for the the last hour. 0DTEs build in their own liquidation mechanisms, its great.

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pigsgetfathogsdie t1_jec5w3e wrote

MEDIA

  • Retail Traders: Degenerates
  • Pro Traders: Great People keeping the wheels of capitalism spinning.

REALITY

  • Retail Traders: REGARDS
  • Pro Traders: Inside Trading, Market Manipulating Grifters.
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