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Originariamente Scritto da Lorenzo993 Visualizza MessaggioFermo avt o con questi short farai una fine simile a giansburro
ma che vuoi che schizzi in alto in questo mercatoLast edited by Arturo Bandini; 26-04-2022, 23:00:25.
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Originariamente Scritto da Arturo Bandini Visualizza Messaggioio non ho vissuto gli altri bear market, ma dubito che ci fossero tutti i motivi strutturali e macroeconomici che ci sono adesso tutti insieme
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Wall Street's big slide makes retail investors wary to 'buy the dip'
By John McCrank
NEW YORK, April 26 (Reuters) - U.S. investors have apparently been losing their appetite to "buy the dip" during Wall Street's recent slide, further eroding support for a market pummeled by worries over everything from tightening monetary policy to the war in Ukraine.
Options trading data tracked by Vanda Research showed that purchases of calls – typically employed to express a bullish view of stock prices – have fallen close to year-to-date lows https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/3PFS0/1
for the tech-heavy Invesco QQQ ETF , which tracks the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index.
"There are initial signs that retail might be getting a bit tired of losing their money," said Lucas Mantle, a data science analyst at Vanda Research. "It's been a messy couple of weeks."
Retail investors emerged as a powerful force as the S&P more than doubled from its March 2020 lows following the COVID-19 pandemic. They helped fuel rallies in so-called meme stocks like GameStop Corp and AMC Entertainment Holdings while also betting on shares of massive growth names such as Tesla and Nvidia Corp .
Buying the dip had become "a generally foolproof strategy" during that time, said Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at brokerage Interactive Brokers. Broader market selloffs were mitigated as investors raced to buy beaten up stocks.
A sustained reluctance to capitalize on stock declines now could make this an even more bruising year for equities. The S&P 500, which fell 2.8% on Tuesday, is down 12.4% year-to-date.
Data from Interactive Brokers pointed to further signs investors may be more hesitant to jump in during stock weakness, with margin lending at the brokerage steadily declining this year since peaking at the end of 2021, Sosnick said.
"All seemingly foolproof strategies run their course," he said, adding that "many who were conditioned to reflexively buy dips learned the hard way that not every dip was indeed a buying opportunity."
As market volatility has increased this year and the buzz around so-called meme stocks has eased, users at TradeZero have been less active, said Dan Pipitone, chief executive officer of the online brokerage.
"We went from a hyper-trading environment to now, more of a buy-and hold approach, while also taking on some intra-day trades ... on single names that may be less impacted by outside forces and things that are unpredictable like the war in Ukraine or the supply chain," he said.
(Reporting by John McCrank; Editing by David Gregorio)
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Originariamente Scritto da Sly83 Visualizza MessaggioWall Street's big slide makes retail investors wary to 'buy the dip'
By John McCrank
NEW YORK, April 26 (Reuters) - U.S. investors have apparently been losing their appetite to "buy the dip" during Wall Street's recent slide, further eroding support for a market pummeled by worries over everything from tightening monetary policy to the war in Ukraine.
Options trading data tracked by Vanda Research showed that purchases of calls – typically employed to express a bullish view of stock prices – have fallen close to year-to-date lows https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/3PFS0/1
for the tech-heavy Invesco QQQ ETF , which tracks the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index.
"There are initial signs that retail might be getting a bit tired of losing their money," said Lucas Mantle, a data science analyst at Vanda Research. "It's been a messy couple of weeks."
Retail investors emerged as a powerful force as the S&P more than doubled from its March 2020 lows following the COVID-19 pandemic. They helped fuel rallies in so-called meme stocks like GameStop Corp and AMC Entertainment Holdings while also betting on shares of massive growth names such as Tesla and Nvidia Corp .
Buying the dip had become "a generally foolproof strategy" during that time, said Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at brokerage Interactive Brokers. Broader market selloffs were mitigated as investors raced to buy beaten up stocks.
A sustained reluctance to capitalize on stock declines now could make this an even more bruising year for equities. The S&P 500, which fell 2.8% on Tuesday, is down 12.4% year-to-date.
Data from Interactive Brokers pointed to further signs investors may be more hesitant to jump in during stock weakness, with margin lending at the brokerage steadily declining this year since peaking at the end of 2021, Sosnick said.
"All seemingly foolproof strategies run their course," he said, adding that "many who were conditioned to reflexively buy dips learned the hard way that not every dip was indeed a buying opportunity."
As market volatility has increased this year and the buzz around so-called meme stocks has eased, users at TradeZero have been less active, said Dan Pipitone, chief executive officer of the online brokerage.
"We went from a hyper-trading environment to now, more of a buy-and hold approach, while also taking on some intra-day trades ... on single names that may be less impacted by outside forces and things that are unpredictable like the war in Ukraine or the supply chain," he said.
(Reporting by John McCrank; Editing by David Gregorio)
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Anche qui secondo me c'è tanta componente di pulizia del floor, risparmi accumulati in pandemia da chi ha potuto accesso a piattaforme di investimento intuitive e tempo per imparare ad usarle ha saturato il mercato di retail diretti. Un po come le crypto l'anno scorso. Un po di pulizia fa bene, chi ha investito con senso e prospettiva temporale giusta non ha da tenere al massimo attendere un pochino"It' better stand tall when they're calling you out, don't bend, don't break, don't back down"
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Originariamente Scritto da Maverick87 Visualizza Messaggiocomprato eurusd a 1.0640, scommetto su doppio minimo perfetto del 2020.
stop strettissimo, 1.0620
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Originariamente Scritto da Maverick87 Visualizza Messaggionon va!"It' better stand tall when they're calling you out, don't bend, don't break, don't back down"
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In proporzioni minori ricorda la situazione covid. Come allora (quando il numero di morti cresceva esponenzialmente) si pesava lo scenario "fine del mondo", adesso si associa una probabilità bassa ma non trascurabile anche ad una terza guerra mondiale.
Nel caso del covid quando si comprese che la situazione non sarebbe degenerata ci fu un bel rimbalzo.
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Originariamente Scritto da Arturo Bandini Visualizza Messaggiobè prima o poi finirà questa guerra, ormai solo le guerre civili durano tanto. Non credo che arriveremo all'estateOriginariamente Scritto da claudio96
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più o meno il triplo
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se posso shillare una alt su cui ho buone speranze di gain nel breve periodo vi consiglio di dare un'occhiata a perp.
A parte il lancio della v2, optimism sta per fare un airdrop. Perp è la prima dapp su optimism.
inoltre perp è tra le scelte di overperform per il 2022 di adam cochranLast edited by Arturo Bandini; 27-04-2022, 18:47:19.
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