The Rokslide Stock Traders Thread

[aftriathlete]

In other news, oil prices jumping on this news.

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

 

[Broomd]

In other news, oil prices jumping on this news.

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

Ouch!

 

[SWFLhntr]

What a sh*tshow.

 

[nnkboykin]

You guys doing ok in here after yesterday?

 

[Sherman]

Put 15k on SEEL at .62 cents in May. Rolling high 1.40’s today. Getting my 15k back today and letting the rest ride for a while. How much longer should I wait? I’ve seen valuations everywhere from $3-$5.

 

[eddielasvegas]

Put 15k on SEEL at .62 cents in May. Rolling high 1.40’s today. Getting my 15k back today and letting the rest ride for a while. How much longer should I wait? I’ve seen valuations everywhere from $3-$5.

Always a tough call as you'd hate to miss a 10 or 20 bagger, but you'll never go broke taking a profit.

With financials like this, I'd be inclined to sell it all and live with the ST capital gains since you held it < a year.

Good luck,

Eddie

 

[DenverCountryBoy]

The current market is tracking 2008 trajectory eeriely close.

 

[Sherman]

Always a tough call as you'd hate to miss a 10 or 20 bagger, but you'll never go broke taking a profit.

With financials like this, I'd be inclined to sell it all and live with the ST capital gains since you held it < a year.

Good luck,

Eddie

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Thanks. I got out at $1.42 the day you posted this. Capital gains are a beeotch.

 

[aftriathlete]

The most accurate economist in the business, Michael Hartnett, said on Friday something along the lines of S&P 500 should get down to 3000 by end of October. I'm paraphrasing, but if history, including 2008, is your guide, 3000 by end of October. And that's only if this one isn't worse than the historical average. We are at about 3900 now.

 

[Bobbyboe]

The current market is tracking 2008 trajectory eeriely close.

I’m not good with charts or history. Do you know how oil and gas fared compared to the S and P dip of 08?

 

[ETtikka]

All eyes on fed, as usual, since 2008, the entire market had been propped up by fed and buy backs.

I have never done well with oil, since it is based more on manipulation than fundamentals

 

[DenverCountryBoy]

I’m not good with charts or history. Do you know how oil and gas fared compared to the S and P dip of 08?

I stole that chart from an article.

There was demand destruction in 2008 crash and energy dipped along with everything else.

This time inflation is creating demand destruction, however, the policies and sanctions in Europe have created greater supply destruction.

In the US, the current administration's policies have also weakened supply. The strategic reserve has been drawn down to help with greater demand than supply, but that will run out shortly after the midterm election.

 

[DenverCountryBoy]

This article just dropped.

ZeroHedge

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[eddielasvegas]

PR (f/k/a CDEV) is down to $6.36.

That's well off its recent high of ~$8.50 and getting closer to my buy price of ~$5.50.


Eddie

 

[aftriathlete]

Well I'm no expert, but to a guy that just likes to pay attention to this stuff today seems a little bit like something has finally broken. Foreign currency crises playing out across Europe and Asia as the USD spikes to 20-year highs, UST bond yields spiked massively today, S&P 500 just closed below the June low for the first time on panic selling in the closing minutes. That relatively small play on CDEV/PR for me isn't paying off so far, but I'll take that loss if it means the crash that's been getting kicked down the road for the last couple years is finally here. I know what that means for those closer to retirement or already living off their investments though, and I know a lot of people stand to lose their jobs (some say the BLS is going to magically find 10M unreported unemployment applications the day after midterm elections...). But my personal opinion is this whole bubble needs to pop to stop this madness and we can all just get back to investing and not bitcoin billions and meme stonks.

 

[WoodDuck]

Happy to say that RECAF is helping put meat on the table despite the SP.

Thought I’d bring a little joy to the thread with the overall bleak market outlook. Hope everyone is having a good start to their fall!

In all seriousness, might see some interesting news from RECAF in the next week or two. They are setting up the drilling rig on the 2nd target for this drilling campaign (according to satellite images). Time will tell.

 

[JakeSCH]

SLV is having a big day. Picked up 1500 shares last week at about $17.

open interest is 388k calls at $35 and 314k calls at $40 for January...looking to be bullish for the next few months

 

[eddielasvegas]

PR (f/k/a CDEV) was up 10%. That's a pretty good day in my book.


Eddie

 

[jbosk15808]

SLV is having a big day. Picked up 1500 shares last week at about $17.

open interest is 388k calls at $35 and 314k calls at $40 for January...looking to be bullish for the next few months

Nice trade. I wasn't expecting this large of a movement this quick and it blew through my covered call expiring this week. Now I'm debating rolling .. .or taking the cash and buying another rifle lol

 

[aftriathlete]

PR (f/k/a CDEV) was up 10%. That's a pretty good day in my book.


Eddie

I'm pretty much back to where I started. I'm hoping the long-term CDEV/PR folks will share their thoughts, but my concern watching PR's price action this last couple weeks is it's just trading like an equity and not like the commodity. Duh, I know, but it seems like as the big broader equity market drops PR goes along with it, despite oil prices staying pretty stable-ish. Today was a big up day arguably because the broader market was up and risk was back on, and not as much because the price of oil was up some. This has been my experience painfully watching gold stock price action the last two years too, they only act like the commodity when the stock market is doing well, which could be at total odds with the state of the underlying commodity. Gold/oil price can remain flat but the miners/oil stocks get crushed as the market gets crushed. The announcement of a more or less symbolic OPEC price cut on Wednesday could see a good rally in price of oil and hopefully this short-term stock market bounce hasn't already run out of gas by then. Could create a good short-term selling opportunity. I don't know s*** about s*** and I've timed a lot of things wrong, but it seems like there's more downside ahead for stocks before there's more long-term predictable growth, so I'm guessing PR has more downside ahead too before it goes up. I'd put a shrug emoji in here but it doesn't look like there is one. So, *shrug*

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EDIT: But just like that, a counter-narrative. Such volatility...

ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com