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anybody else read about Morgan Stanley's chief economist projecting up to a 24% drop in the S&P 500 through the front end of 2023 putting it between 3000 and 3300? They think it will rebound by the end of 2023 but drop pretty hard early.


Any thoughts from those with a lot more insight than I have?
 
WOW thats a massive draw. i haven't been playing the oil game for a while since my latest gains. you all still hanging on to any oil stocks? This market doesn't have a lot of faith in it for me. Almost rather just keep paying off debts
 
WOW thats a massive draw. i haven't been playing the oil game for a while since my latest gains. you all still hanging on to any oil stocks? This market doesn't have a lot of faith in it for me. Almost rather just keep paying off debts
That includes a 1.4mm SPR release as well! Crazy numbers.

Still holding here, $12 is the sweet spot for PR for me. Trying to hang on.
 
What exactly does that mean?
That means 12mm barrels of oil were drawn down from supply--that's a huge figure.
Basically says that there is plenty of demand (especially with the holiday) which = stable or rising O & G product need and stock prices. If demand were way down prices would presumably fall.

It's all about supply and demand.
 
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WTF was yesterday. Nothing Powell said seemed positive. Stay the course, mission not accomplished etc
 
WTF was yesterday. Nothing Powell said seemed positive. Stay the course, mission not accomplished etc
Market reactions to Fed announcements aren't good vs not good. They are expected vs not expected. Everything he said was "same course." Also pretty much confirmed 50 basis points in the next hike.

That said, my opinion is that that little rally will be short lived. People got excited but nothing changed. Also, SPX hit the top of the downtrend we have been bouncing down all year.
 
Dollar General opened down $25 per share yesterday. I got on board after the drop. It is headed back up today. Time will tell if it makes it back
 
LKNCY - Luckin Coffee killin' it @ $22.91, should be relist coming very soon.
Been a long hold.

Not a big fan of CCP stocks, my one exception--have shared this one in the past here.
When a company has 8k stores--adding about 20 a week, there's serious revenue at play. Was holding for $23 and $18K profit, will extend that to $33 given relist hasn't even happened.

Really curious as to IPO price at this point, this stock was $40-$50 pre-delist (fraud) and with 1/3 the stores.
 
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PR is down to $9/share and well off its recent high of ~$11.50/share.

If it drops to $7, I just might have to back up the truck. Well, I don't have a truck, but I do have a Miata so that'll have to do. :ROFLMAO:


Eddie
 
Anyone have any insight into GTE lately? It basically held steady for a while around $1.30, now has been on a downward trend since mid November. But everything I read about it is still positive
 
Anyone have any insight into GTE lately? It basically held steady for a while around $1.30, now has been on a downward trend since mid November. But everything I read about it is still positive
I think it's the same thing happening to all O&G stocks right now. The Russian price cap anxiety is gone, price per barrel is way down, so all the big names are down in the last month -- PR, EOM, CVX, OXY, GTE, etc. Graph I saw I think on Zero Hedge the other day showed the huge spread between O&G stocks remaining elevated way more than they should be compared to the price of crude, so I suspect that gap is closing as the energy stocks are falling out of favor with institutional investors betting on a recession. Also the end of year dynamics play a role too -- lots of reason to sell and book profits as the calendar year ends.

Edit: Who knows man, all stocks are just casino bets at this point.
 
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