Had to look it up. Holy crap. TVIX was a great buy.So, who bought in and hung on to TVIX in Feb? Buy the rest us a drink? hahahahaha
yeah that's my safety playReits should recover. With multiple properties, they're guaranteed rental income is going to be a consistent money maker. Like everything else reit value has declined but it just might be a good time to buy while cheap. Most reits don't see huge gains but it's all about the dividend payments. When this is over, I can easily believe that reits will move back up to their previous value levels.
Market is sentiment, and sentiment is doomsday-level bad. It'll get worse as we get more hard data on how bad things are.As someone who doesn't really understand this stuff...
What is triggering this downward fall? I recognize COVID-19 has a ton to do with it...But what is the actual reasoning? People not spending money and profits dropping? People selling because they need money and lowering the value of the stock? I just don't quite get it.
They can and they will.
As someone who doesn't really understand this stuff...
What is triggering this downward fall? I recognize COVID-19 has a ton to do with it...But what is the actual reasoning? People not spending money and profits dropping? People selling because they need money and lowering the value of the stock? I just don't quite get it.
If DAL hits $10 I would buy all I can afford. I know there's no sure thing, but that's the next thing to it.UAL is down FOURTY PERCENT in one day!
Delta not doing much better at -37%
It's crazy to even think this is a possiblity, but I will buy shares if they hit $10 because at that price why not buy a dozen?
it's there to slow things down and let the market catch a breathWhat are the implications of halting trading? Besides the obvious that there won't be any trading if the market is closed, do companies that are falling appreciate it if the market is closed?
How would I buy them?? I just have a rothIf DAL hits $10 I would buy all I can afford. I know there's no sure thing, but that's the next thing to it.
If DAL hits $10 I would buy all I can afford. I know there's no sure thing, but that's the next thing to it.
reits consist of rental property. if there is no lessee the lessor cant make money. the lessee is now bleeding money but once they are bankrupt and nobody rents the property because it doesnt make sense... well.Reits should recover. With multiple properties, they're guaranteed rental income is going to be a consistent money maker. Like everything else reit value has declined but it just might be a good time to buy while cheap. Most reits don't see huge gains but it's all about the dividend payments. When this is over, I can easily believe that reits will move back up to their previous value levels.
Don't think they'll go bankrupt?DAL at $10 would be wild. I would throw absurd amounts of money at it at that point.
and several times of the year at that until a vaccine is found. Which could actually take 18 months to two years.This Bill Ackman interview on cnbc is wild. I'll try to post it when it's online. I agree with him that we might need a stay at home shut down for 30 days on the entire country to slow down the virus.
If you don't play the every lady game you will be fine. The marke tie cyclical this much is very clear. Pretty much but something than don't worry about it til ten years before retirement . By that point start moving it to safer investment vehicles if the market is favorable to cash out then.I want to spend my some of my emergency money and invest for long term, not to get rich quick, but I'm too afraid with the uncertainty.
The feds will inevitably bail them out before bankruptcy is considered.
only invest what you can afford to loseI want to spend my some of my emergency money and invest for long term, not to get rich quick, but I'm too afraid with the uncertainty.
Lmao, nicely done. I'm not surprised at this point.Holy shit I bought a couple yolo-fuck-around puts on SPY $200 with an expiration of 3/20 yesterday and more than doubled my money. I only spent a total of $120 yesterday and now they're worth like $300.
For the uninitiated, that options contract would make sense if you expected the S&P 500 to drop 20% within three days. I would say it doesn't make sense but it's happening.
It was stopped for 15 minutes.
S&P only down 8.6 right now, first stoppage was at 7%, next one will be at 13% if it gets there.
Airlines are most certainly going to receive a bailout.
Definitely may break my rule and invest a little once we find the floor.
As someone who doesn't really understand this stuff...
What is triggering this downward fall? I recognize COVID-19 has a ton to do with it...But what is the actual reasoning? People not spending money and profits dropping? People selling because they need money and lowering the value of the stock? I just don't quite get it.