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No_Zookeepergame_27 t1_j6oxt5m wrote

One thing never fails - tomorrow CNBC Steve Liesman will ask Powell about the market rally this year and how that affects inflation. Of course Powell will talk tough after hearing this. This guy has pulled this the last few meetings.

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VisualMod t1_j6oxkrz wrote

>There is no easy answer to this question. I think that the best thing we can do is to be vigilant about sharing information and only trusting sources that we know are reliable. Additionally, it is important to have discussions about stocks and investment strategies in order to learn from each other and make sure that everyone is on the same page.

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ComposedStudent t1_j6oxkay wrote

Reply to pls papa by ohmygorn

It be funny if 75 bps comes out of nowhere. Investors aren't respecting the Federal Reserve

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jetpilot87 t1_j6ox4s0 wrote

You bought right before SNAP announced their revenue growth stalled the last quarter of last year, current quarter sales declined 7% year over year, and expecting further decrease.

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Meat__Head t1_j6ox3in wrote

If you bought 29 shares today, another new term that you will learn and get to experience, is "Bagholding". It means that you will be holding the bag, waiting for the day that it gets replenished enough to recoup your losses.

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evilartnboy t1_j6owx5y wrote

So question, if I were to que up a purchase for a snap put at 9.5 Feb 10 at open towmorrow, would I have a high chance of that increasing due to the large drop from after hours trades?

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