- dadeadhead

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_tsIuuRJcI

Copper got crushed the other day, if I'm not mistaken
- Michael Pachla

How about toilet paper?

who pays 6 or 700 for a phone now?
- homiedclown

New iPhones are $1200. A lot of people buy them the price just gets rolled into your monthly bill.

who pays 6 or 700 for a phone now?
- homiedclown

Me

Copper got crushed the other day, if I'm not mistaken
- Michael Pachla

Unless I'm crazy, cement has had it very bad for a while now.

New iPhones are $1200. A lot of people buy them the price just gets rolled into your monthly bill.
- Wetbandit1

Yep its cheaper and they usual give you a great deal

New iPhones are $1200. A lot of people buy them the price just gets rolled into your monthly bill.
- Wetbandit1

I got a free hardware upgrade to join my corporate plan at work and managed to save money on the plan too. It was a no brainer.

Free phone and spend less a month on the phone plan.

I got a free hardware upgrade to join my corporate plan at work and managed to save money on the plan too. It was a no brainer.

Free phone and spend less a month on the phone plan.
- Pegullaville

I'm sure they get a volume discount. But someone still pays, eventually the cost gets passed down the line to the people at the bottom, the consumer.

Copper got crushed the other day, if I'm not mistaken
- Michael Pachla

It got crushed last week, however it may not be a bad buy though since it’s extremely cheap. Tough to say though can’t say I have ever really looked at the copper market.

he is safe

Clinton didn't win

Harvey on the other hand



- homiedclown

It's funny watching his facial expressions when Trump talks during the updates by the Task Force.

It got crushed last week, however it may not be a bad buy though since it’s extremely cheap. Tough to say though can’t say I have ever really looked at the copper market.
- Pegullaville

It’s volatile. It’s a play for a few months down the road. Still more to drop before this is over. There will be a small momentum rebound when this relief package gets enacted, then the underlying institutional economic issues will drive the market back down toward 15 or 16 as we get into May and June.

As we move closer to Election Day there will be more confidence - no matter who wins, and buy time will be September.

It’s volatile. It’s a play for a few months down the road. Still more to drop before this is over. There will be a small momentum rebound when this relief package gets enacted, then the underlying institutional economic issues will drive the market back down toward 15 or 16 as we get into May and June.

As we move closer to Election Day there will be more confidence - no matter who wins, and buy time will be September.
- Der Kaiser

The rebound looks very likely, futures are up big time tonight. I took profits on the inverse again today but still have enough of a position that I’m going to get a small pee pee slap tmo depending on if the markets remain the way they are projected to tomorrow.

Should be good news for everyone’s 401K’s though for tomorrow at least.

metro, no plan

I just buy an LG phone every 2 or 3 years

I am a simple guy when it comes to most things
- homiedclown

Yikes how do you do fantasy or watch games on your phone

The rebound looks very likely, futures are up big time tonight. I took profits on the inverse again today but still have enough of a position that I’m going to get a small pee pee slap tmo depending on if the markets remain the way they are projected to tomorrow.

Should be good news for everyone’s 401K’s though for tomorrow at least.
- Pegullaville

Day trading in this volatility is doom.

Yikes how do you do fantasy or watch games on your phone
- gerbe75pts

I have a poopty Samsung Galaxy orbit and I can do everything.

$40 at Walmart.

Beane does it again and gets Dimarco to take a 700,000 dollar pay cut.

Day trading in this volatility is doom.
- Der Kaiser

It was a matter of time before I lost one. I sold most of the position but should of sold it all. Oh well you win some and lose some.

What I’ll have to decide though tomorrow is wether or not to hold it until the end of the week and expect markets to decline again or not. It’s not a loss till you sell I guess right.

It was a matter of time before I lost one. I sold most of the position but should of sold it all. Oh well you win some and lose some.

What I’ll have to decide though tomorrow is wether or not to hold it until the end of the week and expect markets to decline again or not. It’s not a loss till you sell I guess right.
- Pegullaville

There’s a difference between investing and gambling.

There’s a difference between investing and gambling.
- Der Kaiser

It’s all gambling. Markets run on fear and greed. I can’t find any fundamentals that show why businesses should lose 50% of their stock values in a month and a half.

Tesla can’t even match the criteria to trade on the S&P 500 yet was trading at over $900 a share at one point. It’s still trading at $437 after this poop show.

Nobody. Apple can afford to make the phones here and sell them for the same price.
- c1067

So you're going to somehow mandate a massive company like Apple make...less profit?

I believe, and please correct me if I'm wrong, anyone, as the Fed flooded the market with dollars, the value of the dollar went down. If I'm not mistaken its a precursor to inflation and gold is a stable investment in those situations.

Again, I'm not 100% sure so anyone who knows more, feel free to chime in
- Michael Pachla

Right. As the Fed prints Fiat money or just creates money in the form of taking out loans (adding to the deficit) the purchasing power of the existing money in the economy goes down, i.e. inflation. Gold is a commodity that has a limited supply, so traditionally it will behave in the market according to the law of supply and demand.

For example: If the economy has 1 Billion dollars circulating in total and Gold is worth 1,000 per ounce, then if the Fed adds an additional 1 Billion dollars to the economy, making the total economy worth 2 billion dollars, than you should see Gold adjust and become worth 2,000 per ounce.

Buying Gold during times of inflation or recession won't necessarily make you a profit, but what it will do is act as a vessel that will hold your money's value and protect it from inflation.

Yikes how do you do fantasy or watch games on your phone
- gerbe75pts

fantasy is easy on the phone

I watch games on my 60 in tv

I have a poopty Samsung Galaxy orbit and I can do everything.

$40 at Walmart.
- TheHank

this guy gets it

Beane does it again and gets Dimarco to take a 700,000 dollar pay cut.
- Buff36

they are in great shape

I'd like them to use some of that money to extend a player or 2

Gold is up 91 points so far this morning, on track for its biggest intra day ever if this holds. The previous intraday high was 80 points which was also set recently.

Missed the boat on that one.