Yeah I can't understand it....every time I think its about to decrease, it shoots upYeah, no shyt. I've been struggling with it's valuation since it pricing for the IPO.
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Yeah I can't understand it....every time I think its about to decrease, it shoots upYeah, no shyt. I've been struggling with it's valuation since it pricing for the IPO.
That ARWR yesterday took a hit to my portfolio
I'm only in for 2k, but lost half of it yesterday
That ARWR yesterday took a hit to my portfolio
I'm only in for 2k, but lost half of it yesterday
Oil in the 84s.
I bought some EPE puts and sold for $200 on the way back up, but then it tanked back down towards the end of the day. Down almost $6000
Why were you brehs long crude this entire time lower global growth estimates have added even more downside risk. I'm seeing some of the names I was in previously down 5%+ almost everyday.
Might be time to take a gamble though
i was only in $400 in XLE calls. I wanted to sell but it would always bounce back up intraday giving me hope. When it rains it pours though. There is money to be made off this correction but.timing is everything .Why were you brehs long crude this entire time lower global growth estimates have added even more downside risk. I'm seeing some of the names I was in previously down 5%+ almost everyday.
Might be time to take a gamble though
at December 22Yeah, no shyt. I've been struggling with it's valuation since it pricing for the IPO.
Anxiously waiting on updated Kuwaiti and Iraqi prices to come out. If OPEC doesn't get on the same page and a major price war breaks out, things could get ugly for American producers.I was stuck in a covered call that didn't seem worth closing at the time.
All of these fukkers are down 25 to 50 percent at this point, which is mind blowing, since most of them are hedged for years.
ISIS is fukking up the crude game breh. Prices being pressured downward. Even the saudi's are lowering prices to stay competitive. Possible good entry point though...Why were you brehs long crude this entire time lower global growth estimates have added even more downside risk. I'm seeing some of the names I was in previously down 5%+ almost everyday.
Might be time to take a gamble though
IS activity in Iraq should be driving up prices marginally if anything. The amount they sell at at discount is miniscule and has no effect on the market. I cant believe they were able to get in on the crude game thoughYou've got to respect the ingenuity.ISIS is fukking up the crude game breh. Prices being pressured downward. Even the saudi's are lowering prices to stay competitive. Possible good entry point though...