could be because they liked how Biden handled it
could be because they're exiting puts and starting short positions
Yeah the bank Nomura said yesterday’s reversal was driven by institutions exiting their puts.
Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
Yeah the bank Nomura said yesterday’s reversal was driven by institutions exiting their puts.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Waiting for the leaps to pop off. im up 6% since Thursday on them but fucc that won't cash out until we surpass the $12.50
FreshFromATL
Self Made
Stocks were supposed to sell off today after yesterday's strong bounce. The market willing to hold going into this weekend speaks volumes.
Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
Exiting puts or covering their short?
When institutions exit their puts, market makers who sell them the puts cover their shorts that they use as a hedge against selling puts.
fukk UkraineWhy’d the market dip the last 2 weeks because of uncertainty of war, but then go up two days straight once the war started?
choc_cardigan
Squad
Why’d the market dip the last 2 weeks because of uncertainty of war, but then go up two days straight once the war started?
Because the market hates uncertainty.
Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
I still believe the world is uncertainty imo
my market predictions are WOAT, but still. i didnt see all that green in a million yearsWhy’d the market dip the last 2 weeks because of uncertainty of war, but then go up two days straight once the war started?
like, the second after the bullets actually started flying?
Update for Robinhood, SoFi, and Fidelity. Don't track M1 on this site. Backslid to a value of both of these to be $70,433 Hard to believe this was approaching $90K not too long ago.
BlaxOps
Pro
my market predictions are WOAT, but still. i didnt see all that green in a million years
like, the second after the bullets actually started flying?
he breaks what ya’ll talking about really well within the first 10 mins. @BenchPressPapi
The same thing happened with Covid when the market finally bottomed when U.S was at what <1000 cases.
It’s the uncertainty of risk, not the risk itself.
Markets opening down 2.5%. We'll see where things go from here
