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15min DelayClose Jan 8 16:15 ET
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2.88Open3.11Pre Close58.66K Volume9.12K Open Interest590.00Strike Price14.30MTurnover22.48%IV0.51%PremiumJan 10, 2025Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier1DDays to Expiry2.48Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type0.4666Delta0.0567Gamma236.27Leverage Ratio-2.3381Theta0.0076Rho110.23Eff Leverage0.1240Vega
SPDR S&P 500 ETF Stock Discussion
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$SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$
dock strike came to agreement. market tends to pop after fomc is over plus day off to cool things down. puts will burn
dock strike came to agreement. market tends to pop after fomc is over plus day off to cool things down. puts will burn
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RSI still high on the higher timeframes. On the weekly price is really far from the EMA 200 (around 444.31) so that makes me think we could see a pull back before we could see the next leg up!
Monthly Key level support 584.49, then 580.91 then it could head to 564.61 / 567.32
Monthly key level Resistance 598.16 then 609.07, then it could head out to 623.627.15
Not financial advice, do your own DD
RSI still high on the higher timeframes. On the weekly price is really far from the EMA 200 (around 444.31) so that makes me think we could see a pull back before we could see the next leg up!
Monthly Key level support 584.49, then 580.91 then it could head to 564.61 / 567.32
Monthly key level Resistance 598.16 then 609.07, then it could head out to 623.627.15
Not financial advice, do your own DD
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(I am only speculating here.)
The stock market managed to squeeze out a green day / small gains despite the fear of inflation ticking up continues.
Minutes released last month’s FOMC meeting showed that almost all members found that upside risks to the inflation outlook had increased. But honestly, this shouldn’t come as a surprise since the projection on the number of rate cuts have already fallen. Investors’ expectations were already managed
The next big data to watch is this Friday’s jobs report....
Minutes released last month’s FOMC meeting showed that almost all members found that upside risks to the inflation outlook had increased. But honestly, this shouldn’t come as a surprise since the projection on the number of rate cuts have already fallen. Investors’ expectations were already managed
The next big data to watch is this Friday’s jobs report....
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one whole day, lol. Welcome to Dojistan. Thankfully, I'm hedging both ways, but sheesh, haha
one whole day, lol. Welcome to Dojistan. Thankfully, I'm hedging both ways, but sheesh, haha
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Tonyco : Goldman Sachs is a terrible source for anything.
The firm has consistently missed the mark with its projections for the S&P 500's yearly performance.
Over the past five years, Goldman Sachs has been at least 10% off in its year-end projections for the S&P 500, with the average forecast falling 14% short.
In 2020, 2021, and 2022, Goldman's predictions for the S&P 500's closing value were off by 10%, 11%, and 24% respectively.
Take what they say with grain of salt.
Tonyco : A study analyzing 6,627 forecasts made by 68 forecasters found that only 48% of forecasts were correct, with the majority performing at levels not significantly different from chance
The Terrible Track Record of Wall Street Forecasts
"Abbey Joseph Cohen, formerly a partner and chief U.S. investment strategist at Goldman Sachs, fared even worse. Her accuracy rating was only 35%, well below the average of 47%."
WarlockofWallstreet OP Tonyco : I generally see it as an inverse Cramer and a potential signal for an upside. They know the average investor will follow articles and will potentially sell. I still recall SBNY when it was 0.0003$. every news outlet, law firm, broker, and bank said it's over, and it's never going back up. I loaded up lol, and it went up 23000% a few months later. they all have a conflict of interest if you make
WarlockofWallstreet OP : there are two ways I see this.
1) potential short term over reaction of retail, which brings price down.
2) potential long-term bulish reversal
Ultratech : they've been saying that for years
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