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Some called the top on page one of this thread. I dont think any day traders care about tops or bottoms, they make their money on swings in price.
Sure. Personally day trading scares me. Like the incorrect assumption that is the base of this thread, people can make poor day trades...

If you had invested in the S&P or Nasdaq at the start of this thread you would be up 25% to 35% without all the short term tax implications.
 
@alarmguy I have a thought for all the day traders. I like high tech over time. If you would have bought Lam (LRCX), my old company, you would be up 50%.

Look at at AMAT, KLAC, etc. Oh yeah, and NVIDIA, all right up the street from me.
 
Some called the top on page one of this thread. I dont think any day traders care about tops or bottoms, they make their money on swings in price.
I was referring (in jest of course) on how all huge tops - 29, 99, 08 - were marked by a record number of "Active" retail investors.

Your so correct. Down markets tend to be more volatile, but less predictable. Everyone has their preferences.
 
The investosphere is pretty negative still.

I looked at some charts and they still look pretty good. Not as good as a week ago of course. 🤷‍♂️

Might be another good trading week.
Everything I want to get in is high now. Patience is a virtue.
 
Say more? High relative to what. Previous price? Earnings?

I really don't look at price. I look at direction, and the technicals, when I am just looking for a trade. Which I don't do often.
It's simply stocks I trade on often and what price I'm willing to pay.
I know what they are capable of and try to avoid the traps...I only look at price and spread as I trust nothing I read. PLTR articles are a total farce.
Self serving dribble and manipulation...
 
It's simply stocks I trade on often and what price I'm willing to pay.
I know what they are capable of and try to avoid the traps...I only look at price and spread as I trust nothing I read. PLTR articles are a total farce.
Self serving dribble and manipulation...
Yes for sure. "articles" are at best worthless drivel, and at worst paid for advertising. I can't believe people actually watch CNBC. 12 hours a day of people talking their book. :ROFLMAO:
 
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