yet, you asked me if u should sell your MSFT. which goes to show that the fundamental alone is not sufficient
yet, you asked me if you should sell your MSFT, which shows that fundamentals alone is not sufficient. u need more tools in the tool box btw, i answered ur question on TA; it's just that u don't understand it
Today, I watched it go through a trading range of $13.65 to $20.98 (after hours right now). Think about that... it opened at $15.98, dropped to $13.65, and is currently trading around $21. I've been watching this thing since it was $7-$8... and that was about a week ago. LOL. Kill me. BTW, a BTIG analyst raised his price target from $10 to $26 (!) on this sucker. I'm still too scared to buy because I know jack about them.
That was a couple of days ago. The stock popped to $195 or so and tanked afterwards. Be careful because carriers are cancelling orders which is one reason why it tanked after that news.
since adding TA to my toolbox, i have less and less of this kind of experience, "still too scared to buy because I know jack about them"
lol. That's more like it. I owned Boeing for years and had to get out. I'll eventually get back into it. Once coronavirus ends, it'll be fine.... maybe even before, if you're lucky. *EDIT* : I just looked ... I bought BA back in 2013 and sold it this year.
Well, it's like everything else. You can disagree with it, but it does move markets. Just like Robinhood traders buying bankrupt stocks and moving them up... it makes no sense sometimes, but it's reality, so you have to factor it into whatever you're doing. There is some technical analysis that's actually rooted in sound logic, but there're others that make me wonder why I even bother putting money in the market. Just like everything, there are extremes and bastardizations of everything.
Where? I don't see a response from you regarding what I asked. Yup. it's like moreyball. Sometimes the analytic minds can't see the whole picture because they get so caught up lines/graphs and numbers. You can't account for greed, fear, stupidity, panic in charts. Look at all the technicals done since Covid trying to find the "bottom" or the recovery... I honestly think the increase in retail investors is actually messing up a lot of this analysis. Probably why it's now a "kangaroo" market.
Very nice man, that's excellent plan on avoiding decay while getting good return on the run up to earnings. I'll let you know what I get in on.
the dizzying height of ignorance just the opposite is true. the uninformed is just too scared to find out or test it just like trump saying "increasing testing is the cause of increase of COVID19 infection
