CCI

pottypotsworth

So SPY bounces off \~675.xx twice in eight trading days, with CCI at -163 but MACD is still in a downtrend. Very tempted to buy here for a mini rally, but worried about timing the sale. **Any chart oracles care to chime in on if now looks like a decent buying opportunity? Or better to wait out and see if MACD crosses again in a couple of weeks? 🤔**

EvolvingDior

CCI getting dumped on.

roderik35

They own, among others, the following companies: Tatra Truck The Kinetic Group Remington Fiochi Munizioni CCI Baschieri & Pellagri Speer

Thin-Painting-1093

They own The Kinetic Group in the US, which owns Remington, Federal, CCI, Hevi-shot, Fiocchi, Speer, B&P ammunition in the US

monkies77

This stock always shows up on my bullish earnings scan. The only reason it's not showing up right now is the MACD and CCI attributes aren't meeting the criteria so it's showing a loss of momentum. But for a longer dated play why not.

SystemPanicSP

🐻🐻🐻 NVO has HUGE PUTS volume for January 23 and January 30 opened on last Thursday and Friday. https://preview.redd.it/lostjijz8xcg1.jpeg?width=1573&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b7e57588428300e303e52315f274e5249f29ac6 Also, RSI, Stochastic RSI, CCI, Bull/Bear power indicators shows overbought. A pullback is expected to the range of 50-55 in the next weeks. I sold last Friday at 60.4$ with +78% gains.

SystemPanicSP

🐻🐻🐻 NVO has HUGE PUTS volume for January 23 and January 30 opened on last Thursday and Friday https://preview.redd.it/4nph7ltzntcg1.jpeg?width=1573&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f93b3a1f4882aa5c8023c303785c49908432b4bd Also, RSI, Stochastic RSI, CCI, Bull/Bear power indicators shows overbought. A pullback is expected to the range of 50-55 in the next weeks. I sold last Friday at 60.4$ with +78% gains, now joining the gay 🐻 puts team for another +70%

SystemPanicSP

🐻🐻🐻 NVO has HUGE PUTS volume for January 23 and January 30 opened on last Thursday and Friday https://preview.redd.it/vjmcdffuetcg1.jpeg?width=1573&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=95786278114b36f59497ed45bd2a2a996fa6615b [](https://preview.redd.it/novo-nordisk-executive-reports-high-interest-for-once-daily-v0-2gb2kl5nkrcg1.jpeg?width=1573&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=819580b97093afeb1382845c393f667c148e0304) Also, RSI, Stochastic RSI, CCI, Bull/Bear power indicators shows overbought. A pullback is expected to the range of 50-55 in the next weeks. I sold last Friday at 60.4$ with +78% gains, now joining the gay 🐻 puts team for another +70% [](https://www.textemoji.org/p/bear.html)

redditr79

Watching Interesting in calling $AKAN a “scam” 👇 👆 because the price is down is just confusing volatility with fraud. Microcaps with tiny floats fall hard when there’s no volume, and they rise fast when catalysts hit. Facts: • Reverse split is to maintain listing — not proof of scam. Big telecoms like $AMT, $CCI, $SBAC often restructure stock too. • Thin float means small orders can push price down, same as up. That’s market structure, not manipulation. • AKAN has telecom infrastructure optionality, similar narrative to how small infrastructure plays rerate vs larger peers. • Lack of price catalysts right now doesn’t mean no future — other stocks were quiet before running hard. Could AKAN drop? Yes. Does drop = scam? No. Trade risk, not fear. 📊💎

Electrix_007

You are right on the NASDAQ according to the $NDX50R (NASDAQ 100% of Stocks Above 50-day Average at StockChart charting system) registering at 57%. Typically a pullback usually hovers on 80 -90%. So there is room to go higher. $NDX20R averages at 63%, $NDX100R at 55%, and $NDX200 at 61%. The bounce up typically starts around 30% on the 50-day. All four are coming off their standard bounce back value. This correlates with my indicators that suggest a slow NASDAQ upside taking shape. BTW, for those reading this thread, who might be interested, I have found it invaluable to keep a watchlist on Barchart of 170 stocks (my last comment of 270 was a typo) I prefer investing in, then setting up an Alert as to when the lowest lows of those stocks reaches an exhaustion level as an opportune time to buy any of those dips when the $NDX is recovering. 3 to 5 days uptick after the lowest value is a good starting point to buy a small amount of shares as precautionary measure. It also inform when a stock is turning upside earlier than the NASDAQ index bounce up. I have stated to tweak my models with the Options tools to determine the Implied Volatility (IV) and Extended Move (EM price) at the close of the weekly or monthly expiration date (DTE). The higher the IV% the likely the expected EM strike price will move exceedingly high or low by DTE. I usually check the bias sentiment of the Put/Call Ratio to determine which direction the current price is likely to move, less than 1 (ex. 0.60), bullish, more than 1 (ex 1.5) bearish. All this info can be found in the Barchart "Options Prices" page. This of course, is not a sure shot, Chart indicators trend must also confirm this (RSI, MACD, CCI, etc). I also use the GXE "Gamma Exposure" page to determine the strength of the stock as confirmation. A positive Gamma (green zone) is stable. A negative Gamma (red zone is volatile, with a potential to drop in price exceedingly fast (Gamma Squeeze) or propel if forward into the green zone past what is called a Gamma Flip point from stock's current price. A stock price above the Gamma Flip, is more stable and invest-able if it is further away from the Gamma Flip demarcation regardless of the Put/Call ratio value. So a P/C Ratio of 0.60 in the GXE green zone is the safer position unless one wants to trade in the volatility red zone for greater Gains or Loss, but you have to be prepare to sell fast if it moves down way below the Flip point or Put Wall. The Put Wall and Call Wall adds another dimension, but that is another matter to discuss. Call Wall is the Resistance point of the current price and Put Wall is the Support point. A current price outside of those Walls is usually a sell indicator. The GXE, along with the Put/Call ratio, provides whether the ratio value is actually sustainable. The GXE is more useful intraday since it is dynamic. The "Expected Move" page tells you how close the current price is a % away from achieving its higher or lower price range target by DTE. I suggest anyone to study these dynamics first before investing. These are a few tips that I found useful. I hope this helps some of you traders.

Hungry_Committee7949

Technical charts are giving all sorts of signals. On say Affirm holdings (Targeting 150) a. 6 indicators (MACD, RSI, CCI, Chaikin Money flow etc) are giving bullish divergence, b Volume build up c. CM Williams giving bottom signal since 17th Nov d. Increasing slope of Higher Lows, that too on weekly (higher) timeframe I got the same signals on bitcoin miners (such as Bitfarm, Hive etc) 5-6 months back.

TheGoblinPopper

Hi, degree in economics here and I did one of my final senior theses on market volatility as it related to consumer confidence. A few things to note, but the short answer is No. There is a long standing principal called Animal Theory/Spirits which ties market movement to people's emotions and knee jerk reactions. I was able to show and prove this by comparing the Dow Jones average prices and amount of movement to CCI (confidence in the market). The theory is "why would someone invest if they are afraid of the current market" vs "people are afraid of the current market because their investments did poorly. The summation of the whole deep dive I did was "yes, Animal Theory is correct.... But only briefly. If you look out over time both influence each other but the stock prices always have their foundational financials to keep them from being too impacted, animal theory helps to correct some overpricing but won't tank prices because logical people will see know the stock is at a discount, buy a bunch and force a sell off to slowdown a bit. Also important to note a few things. 1. Large %'s of the market are owned by a very very small number of people. The main fare is that professionals get scared and can move billions of dollars. Most people don't have enough or are disciplined enough to know to not touch investments so there is minimal damage that non top 5% can cause.... But they can impact the businesses bottom line of the think the economy will turn and they will lose their jobs. 2. A lot of stock trading is algorithms that have kill switches to prevent a cascade. Algorithms remove emotions from it so it again goes to fundamentals. Hope this helps or makes sense.

theduderino38

I’m not selling any of my weedstocks shares at these prices - but I did buy some of my fav divis this week - CCI , VYM and QQQI . If I’m ever able to recover my losses here %80 of funds will be re balanced into my divis. Cheers!!

Stocks_N_Bondage

## Today's Position Management: - Closed HON calls for solid profit. - Holding TSLA SAP LRCX cuz IV crush, give 'em a few days to be profitable. - Regarding IBM... yea beats everything and falls (?!) at any rate, at the open I added a closer-strike call, as I've observed that when strong companies have an unsupported drop like this, they bounce fast. - Indeed, the new strike put the entire position into profit today. - I do not consider this DCA, because it's a closer strike, and is based on expected bounce dynamics. - For the record I consider DCA to be regarded... ## Today's New Positions for Tomorrow - Calls on BKR CCI GD INTC NEM

theduderino38

What kind of picks are you holding if you don’t mind sharing? Looking to add more in that space if they have dividends, and have mostly been buying Google , Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, And data center adjacent network - CCI , VZ, and some chips, cybersecurity , software etc. I’d consider adding maybe softline or another big colo provider. Thanks!

Competitive-Ant2876

I completely agree, I know a lot of analyst are calling 6800-7200 by Jan but I call BS due too two more rate cuts but rate cuts signal a fucked economy. I think we are back down to 648-650 by end of week next week. The CCI is released next Tuesday. All this downward pressure started with Jpow saying stocks are over valued at the luncheon on Tuesday. But for the last 14 months you can see smart money trimming. I’m sitting in 30 percent cash, and then rotated most my portfolio into utilities/multi utilities that pay dividends as they are damn near monopolies due to fed/state regs, so they are most mute to down turns

Mulletman1234567

Why CCI

ClassicZestyclose451

What's the purpose? To have the best rate of return in the class over a 2 week period? And you get the highest grade if you get the best? What if you get the lowest, do you get the lowest grade? I don't think I'm following the logic of the professor here- investing is a long term game. I'd argue if you're looking to "win" the two week period, go with TQQQ which aims to give investors 3x return on the Nasdaq 100 (tech heavy). However, the 3x return also has a consequence if the index drops, so that's why I asked if the lowest return gets the lowest grade. Some other ideas for you to look into over the next few weeks: SBUX, CCI, CMG, DLTR

HeightSea5673

anyone noticed that investors appetite has completely changed? instead of dividend aristocrats as safe haven, people are flocking into gold and alternate currencies. dividend stocks are no longer worth investing in the current climate, looking at CCI earnings surge to $113 and selling to $92 with 0 catalyst is just laughable

Strong-Comment-7279

I've been getting into CCI MA as an indicator.

rackoblack

Ever? ETRN - ([historical quotes](https://www.investing.com/equities/equitrans-midstream-historical-data)) I owned ETRN from June 2022 to July 2024. EQT had spun off ETRN to isolate itself from litigation/regulation issues. It paid 8-10% dividends that whole time. When that crisis passed in their favor, ETRN nearly doubled in price before EQT reabsorbed it. EQT wasn't paying enough divvies so I closed the position. Currently? ET/EPD. Bought a lot of these shares with the ETRN/EQT proceeds. My shares are up 35/65% and a lot of them were dividends reinvested. They pay about 7% dividends. This is my biggest sector (REITs are second) of the individual stocks we own. ET is currently rated a buy by Morningstar, EPD a hold. O, STAG and CCI are my REITs that are buy rated, with O a five star buy.

rackoblack

Do you want a second job as a landlord? Equities - you want to be in equities. Add some REITs if you feel your RE exposure is too low. I did - we have EPR AMT CCI O STAG (CCI is a four star buy at Morningstar, O and STAG five stars).

Downtown_Elevator999

CCI Technical Strength, Price GT 5 MA and 10 MA, Bullish Flag short term What else for short term Breakout That’s all guys if u agree watch else ignore !!

rackoblack

Are you *trying* to get extra tech heavy? VOO is already quite tech heav. I'd rather see any (or several) of * a REIT ETF (I have O, CCI, STAG, EPR and AMT - no residential mortgage stuff tho) * maybe 5% VXUS * some VYM But really just all in an index fund is fine, as well.

Lastito

You can find extreme highs and lows from using indicators like the RSI, CCI, and MACD. Volume indicators can tell you if there’s volatility. Just because you don’t know how to use them doesn’t mean they don’t work. Professionals in investment firms use these all the time.

rackoblack

I use Morningstar ratings for this sort of thing. You need Premium, which costs, but is free at your local library. My current five and four star strong buy and buy holdings are: \*\*\*\*\* WU PFE BMY O \*\*\*\* LMT CCI ET GOOG VZ MCD Reply with any tickers you'd like me to look up and I can get you the ratings and maybe the analysis text.

aDonkeyWithACarrot

SPY will open at 635 max my friend. CCI comes in below 100

aDonkeyWithACarrot

Ok so we have at least CCI tomorrow.. Is that before makret opens?

rackoblack

If it was still good on that dip (was NVDA the one that tanked and you sold low?), BUY MORE is the answer. Hold only good stocks and usually you can hold through dips and even buy more. That's what I recommend. Here are my current holdings at 4 and 5 star buys at Morningstar: 4: CCI GOOG MCD ET VZ BMY 5: PFE GSK O WU

ClearArmadillo9549

NFA- u/Dogton good luck to you sir, you need to stop shyte posting your "Mods Take Out The Trash" on multiple subs, and then deleting like you recently did about ATYR, $VCIG, etc... StockScan, Benzinga, TipRanks, MarketBeat, Yahoo Finance, [Public.com](http://Public.com), CoinCodex, WalletInvestor, TradingView, and Danelfin: Time Horizon Analyst Consensus High Estimate Low Estimate % Upside from $0.60 3 months $3.73 $3.89 $3.57 +521% 6 months $3.45 $3.53 $3.49 +475% 9 months $5.63 $7.07 $2.94 +839% 12 months $6.25 $14.00 $2.94 +939% # Notes: * **Consensus estimates** are based on a blend of analyst targets from StockScan, Benzinga, TipRanks, and other leading platforms, cross-referenced for consistency. * **The wide range** in 9- and 12-month targets reflects high uncertainty and volatility in the biotech sector. # Fundamental Analysis * **Financial Health:** CGTX has a high cash burn rate and limited revenue, which is a risk factor. Recent filings show ongoing concern about sustainability without additional capital. * **Pipeline:** The company is advancing zervimesine (CT1812) for Alzheimer’s and Dementia with Lewy Bodies, with a pivotal FDA meeting on July 9, 2025, and applications for breakthrough therapy designation. Positive regulatory outcomes could be a major catalyst. * This meeting was positive. * **Valuation:** The current price is deeply discounted relative to analyst targets, but this is largely speculative and contingent on clinical/regulatory success. # Technical Analysis * **Short-term technical** are bearish: * Most moving averages (5, 20, 50, 200-day) signal “Sell”. * Oscillators (RSI, CCI) are neutral to weak, indicating lack of momentum. * AI-powered technical models rate the stock as “Sell” for the next 3 months, with a low probability (36.2%) of outperforming the market. * **Longer-term technical** are inconclusive due to low trading volume and high volatility, but price targets suggest potential for outsized moves if fundamentals improve.

redditissocoolyoyo

TECHNICAL OUTLOOK: The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 66.99, indicating bullish momentum without being overbought. The On-Balance Volume (OBV) is rising, confirming buying pressure. However, the Commodity Channel Index (CCI) at 269.36 suggests the stock may be overbought, warranting caution. The stock is trading above the upper Bollinger Band, indicating potential overextension. RISK FACTORS: Key risks include high competition in the automotive and renewable energy sectors, potential regulatory changes, and market conditions that could impact demand. Operational challenges such as supply chain disruptions and production delays are also considerations. KEY METRICS: The company reported a 1212.97% increase in revenue in 2023 compared to 2022, with gross profit rising by 303.99%. However, the Earnings Per Share (EPS) was -0.84, indicating ongoing losses. The Price-to-Sales ratio is 1.01, suggesting the stock is trading at a premium compared to its sales. MARKET SENTIMENT: Analysts have a 'Strong Buy' consensus on WKSP, with a 12-month price target of $12.83, indicating potential upside. Recent news highlights record production and margin growth, contributing to positive sentiment. However, the stock's high volatility and below-median risk-adjusted returns suggest caution.

Fickle-Gas-1316

NVDA CCI hitting 330+ levels along with weekly RSIs hitting 80+ is a sign that it’s due for some downward momentum. To put it in perspective TSLA is another overbought stock yet, these levels don’t get this high on TSLA. Say what you want and believe what you want but stocks can’t just rocket forever there are times they go up and times they go down. NVDA is priced in for years of exponential growth and turbulence to that will cause some volatility. With the amount of people just blindly buying NVDA calls it honestly worries me, I know people hate this comparison but Cisco had a very similar run in the dot com bubble and people said all the same things they are saying now. I understand this will probably get a lot of hate but something is off here… bubbles take a long time to pop but perhaps some downward trending on NVDAs price isn’t a bad thing. 99.9% of shares are in the profit and with other companies figuring out the chips and selling them I truly could see some volatility likely for NVDA. Full disclosure I own NVDA shares, I also own short term ITM puts because I do believe we need to see some stabilization before continuing to go straight up. I don’t think I’ll hold the shares all that long, but the premiums on selling OTM covered calls is just too good to pass up right now.

pullarnice

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skwirly715

I'm trying this today. When you sell vertical above the call you mean bear call credit spread yeah? Just put in for -1 JUL11425C and +1 JUL11430C at 1.67 net credit. Pretty bearish on tesla anyway but my RSI, CCI, and MACD indicate we haven't quite hit the end of this run yet. Excited to test this pattern and see how it compares to the indicators.

followmylead2day

CCI overbought oversold zones that will confirm when to take the trade. Similar to RSI, scholastic. Check my YouTube @followmylead2021, I posted some of them.

AlfrescoDog

⏰ Friendly reminder that we have the Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) released at 10:00 ET, and then the results of a $69 billion 2-year Treasury auction at 13:00 ET.

ExpressElevator2Heck

Crown Castle (CCI) is cell tower infrastructure. Maybe they'll get a boost.

Small-Maintenance-65

CCI going to tell the story today. Market is pricing in 2026, post-recession and post-inflation. Lol

InternationalBug5216

Here’s some technicals for you. RSI: 14.3 SRSI: 0 CCI: -199.5 W %R: -99.2 What’s my take? Not remotely sustainable numbers. At all. Especially not sustainable numbers for a blue chip healthcare stock that was the Dow’s largest holding by weight a month ago. Unless you believe United is Enron 2.0 I don’t see anyway you don’t buy here. Also the WSJ story released earlier seems horribly vetted at best and straight up fraudulent at worst.

theduderino38

I’m adding to some core positions in both ETFs and individual tickers. Adding JEPI JEPQ SPYI VZ CCI SCHG SCGD VTI VOO QQQ Pretty much all the stuff I should’ve bought instead of weed stocks over the past 5-6 years lol

Mammoth_Impress_2048

It's not a stock index you can invest in with an EFT if that's what you're wondering. It's just a general gauge for consumer behavior and estimating future consumer spending, when consumer spending drops securities markets usually follow, as businesses take in less revenue, unemployment goes up, and consumer spending usually drops further, recessions are almost always accompanied or preceded by declines in the CCI, and the present decline is one of the sharpest in quite a while.

youssefelseifi

What is CCI?

Mammoth_Impress_2048

If I'm understanding this correctly, this is just how the data translates to a bull or bear market broken down by industry. Simplest explanation seems to be that consumer spending spiked because a lot of people made purchases ahead of schedule or in larger than normal quantities to try and beat tariffs being slapped on whatever it was that they were considering purchasing, thereby temporarily inflating the numbers coming out of the consumer goods industry such that if these were the consumer spending figures under ordinary market conditions it would indicate a we should be in a bull market for consumer goods stocks. We are of course not experiencing ordinary market conditions at all right now, and the latest CCI would suggest US consumer spending is about to fall off a cliff.

fredandlunchbox

CCI is a point-in-time survey. CPI is backward looking. You’d have to see when those surveys occurred. The last 2 weeks (in April) have done a lot to reduce CCI. You could be correct, but you need to check the dates.

Infinity315

Wrong. In order for the bull case to be validated, the CPI needs to be contextualized with the consumer confidence index. The CPI by itself doesn't tell us anything. It depends on why the CPI is down. The Consumer Confidence Index for March was [down](https://www.conference-board.org/topics/consumer-confidence). The CPI decrease is likely attributed to a reduction in demand. If the CCI were up, then the bull case would be validated.

constructivecaptain

The stock market declining mostly demonstrates future expectations for the market not necessarily current economic conditions. Few people have actually lost their jobs yet, seen higher interest rates, seen lower gdp growth, seen massive price increases due to tariffs. Tariffs have barely even gone into effect. Once they actually go into effect, we’ll start seeing concrete economic effects. The stock market rose a trillion dollars then lost a trillion dollars in one hour all based on a random fake tweet. That’s far from a good indicator of what’s actually going on. Indicators of actual damage due to tariffs will be seen in GDP growth, inflation, interest rates, employment levels, CCI, and longer term sustained falling of the stock market.

RepresentativeBat798

I will certainly be watching the large indexes and some key individual stocks for some sign of stabilization using the various tools like macd, CCI, and others. I think it will be a long time until things are stable. Money is still leaving the US into other markets.

scroto_gaggins

I know literally everything is down so there’s no point in trying to rationalize but does anyone know why PE stocks in particular are getting hammered? APO/KKR down like 13% today. Side note, CCI is pretty much my only green name today and it’s been a beast this year.

glshoes123

I'm sticking with tickers that have no international exposure. $CCI looking juicy.

Status-Shock-880

No. Consider these CPI Inflation GDP Growth S&P 500 DXY (U.S. Dollar Index) CCI PMI (Manufacturing) Unemployment Rate Trade Balance Fed Policy Corporate Earnings Commodity Prices 10-Year Treasury Yield

BB-www

For $RH, with low home installment and lower CCI, what’s keeping it with that high PE?

Status-Shock-880

There are 12 indicators I’m watching CPI Inflation GDP Growth S&P 500 DXY (U.S. Dollar Index) CCI PMI (Manufacturing) Unemployment Rate Trade Balance Fed Policy Corporate Earnings Commodity Prices 10-Year Treasury Yield

MajorAction62

I really expected some more downside with the CCI but I guess it was kind of expected

evanisafaceonearth

All the bulls thinking the 10am drop from CCI was the end of it. 

evanisafaceonearth

This thing is gonna pump and then drop when the CCI comes out at 10am EST.

Old_Spite4789

CCI too scared to report those shitty numbers they had to reschedule

BobtheChemist

Buying a small amount (,1-4% of portfolio) of REITS has done well for me. You could look at O, ADC, WPC, CCI, AMT, VICI, KIM, FRT, GTY, DOC, and many others, most are 4-6% yield, so great for making some income.

prettysureiminsane

Bc inflation is up and CCI is down, of course.

IntrepidFarmer5666

[Literally told these regards to but this like an hour ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1izd5d5/comment/mf3m9dy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) Got 1k shares in my Roth at 22 Check out CCI and DOC also

IntrepidFarmer5666

Buy REITs CCI COLD Smart money is buying up safe haven dividend payers

Hot-You-7366

go long healthcare and property like CCI and AMT boys

FunCranberry112122

What is CCI

No_Procedure4924

You called it today - maybe same tomorrow if CCI misses and/or HD miss?

evanisafaceonearth

SPY puts. Updated CCI at 10am EST is gonna send the market down.

GroundbreakingAd5673

Post market looks solid, I was expecting quite a dip in after market after that last hour. If this holds up in pre-market with strong volume, I’m looking at $.4 minimum+++. Also the day range looks absolutely bullish. The last time the RSI and CCI formed like this was when it ran up to $13

rackoblack

There are some REIT ETFs. I have about 5% in these REITs, all non-home-mortgage - O, CCI, AMT and STAG. Is this all the money you will have invested or just some of it? Makes a difference. How long a timeline? Also makes a difference. If this is most of your invested money right now and you have a 30+ year timeline to when you'll be spending it down, I would say go 80% VTI, 15% some REITs and 5% some other holding that weathers downturns better. In my case I chose oil & gas MLPs for that last bit.

Jeffoxxy

WHERES THE CCI DATA 

Jeffoxxy

CCI website crashed PANIC

Jeffoxxy

CCI pls pump my bags or im RUINED 

theduderino38

I’m already rebalancing and adding to dividend stocks and ETFs - but waiting so see if DJTv2 will derail or support S3- I’m not capitulating before any potential major reform. But yeah I bought CCI and SCHD today and not buying any more weedstocks - it’s cost me too much but will likely sell most LPs and some MSOs next year.

CosmicSpiral

Option trades for next week: * PII - $65 put, 1/17 expiration, 12/20 target date, wait for it to cross the 8-day EMA and trend back down * CCJ - $60 call, $65 target, 1/17 expiration, 12/20 target date, peak gamma exposure at $65 + positive momentum * JNJ - $150 put, $145 target, 1/17 expiration, 12/20 target date, strong gamma exposure at $145 + downwards momentum * CCI - $100 put, $95 target, 12/20 expiration, 12/13 target date, went up to 8-day EMA and near-term VWAP to get rejected + downwards momentum

greenpride32

The more successfull businesses tend to own their own properties as it obviously helps with margin and profits - take your COST and HD for example. I work in tech and all of big tech builds their own internal software tools, they don't buy it from a 3rd party for the same reason. So yes I'd agree that their tenant list is not comprised primarily of tier A clients, perhaps not even B. But if you were to take a distrubtion of number of brick and mortar retail in in A/B/C/D tiers, the majority are going to fall in B/C/D. I've never really thought of it as culty. But you probably see it mentioned often because the yield is high, the share price is moderately stable, and dividend amount has consistently increased for over 20 years. How many other REIT can you find me that fit all of this criteria (even you were to soften the duration)? I own other REIT's with much lower dividend yield (AMT/CCI/DLR/EQIX) but more capital appreciation. It just depends on what you need. If it's income, O has been a fairly reliable source.

CosmicSpiral

I went into WMT and am planning to have puts on CCI/STNG instead.

Significant-King8848

SPY strategy.. calls every time CCI hits -200 on 5 min. Never stays there long.

Significant-King8848

Unless something crazy is happening, calls on SPY would work here. CCI doesn’t stay down to -200 long.

StocksGoBrr

I closed out all my HIMS today once CCI peaked. It could go higher, but it's running hot. I did both short term calls and shares and my share profit was \~30%, which is insane considering I just about a week and a half ago. https://preview.redd.it/ixnee3hzd53e1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40a7a95497cead64a4b7200a45fd8c10002a12f7

StocksGoBrr

Yes and doesn't seem like you understand the market. There are a limited amount of shares just as there are a limited amount of potential buyers and sellers. CCI is a great indicator to signal whether interest in the current trend has run its course.

StocksGoBrr

Ever heard of CCI? TSLA is absolutely overbought right now... Box is pre-election https://preview.redd.it/8w0hmgm9ck0e1.jpeg?width=1073&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c3f8c07666fce7be11225c4fbf93de67250df434

janes999998

CCI.CN is looking good long-term

Designer_Giraffe3752

Indirectly DTCR (Data Center & Digital Infrastructure ETF) is a sticky play on the growing thirst for data centers and their upkeep. While not the cheapest, 0.5 expense ratio isn't too bad given the specialty theme. All the big names make the list such as VRT AMT CCI DLR EQIX.

Anxious_Performer_40

Price to earning value multiplied by 0.15 RSI x 0.20 MACD x 0.15 Volume x 0.10 ADX x 0.10 CCI x 0.10 OBV x 0.05 Williams %r x 0.05 ROC x 0.05 ATR x 0.05

vapingpigeon94

Anyone having issues with internet service? Comcast/spectrum/T-Mobile/ATT/CCI are reporting outages in the east coast. At the same time most stocks are down. Coincidence yes, hotel trivago yes

rackoblack

I have REIT in our IRAs and taxable both. 10% of our IRAs, 6% of net worth (less house). Haven't looked for correlation with stocks. ONly been in them for a year, once the RE decision had been made to shift to a bit more income and a bit less equity (more real estate, that is). I also bought some bond funds for the first time ever around then. Long: O, AMT, CCI, STAG (and MCD which some consider REITish)

BigDipper0720

I have just over 10% of my total portfolio in REITs, all kept in my IRA I keep them for their higher than average yield. Since bond yields have returned to more reasonable levels, some of the money I would have put in REITs have gone into corporate bonds. Anecdotally, I have seen the lack of correlation with the rest of the portfolio, but bonds tend to be similarly un-correlated. The past 12 months have been a wonderful time to own REITs. I own no Office REITs; my holdings are DOC, PLD, ARE, AMT/CCI, EQIX, and WY.

VarianceOvertime

Such a bad YOLO. IF you can get lucky on Thursday or Friday just cut it loose. You would be better yoloing into $CCI calls (not that carnival cruise shit)

StocksGoBrr

You made dumb trades. Own it. Did you really think negative CCI meant buy puts?

Dat-Boi-6122

Y'all lucky we ain't tank yesterday after that horrible CCI print...

Desperate_Finish_507

Calls when I think it’s gonna go up but puts most recently based on CPI, CCI, retail sales, and the fed rate

Desperate_Finish_507

Worst week and bad CCI data how tf are we up

daveisdazed

CCJ calls are looking kind of tricky, the CCI is incredibly high after that gap up. TGT priced to fall

macmooie

Delta 6 iron condors yielded $1k: short bear call when wave trend (CCI) hit peak and long bull put when CCI hit low. $0.5 per contract

izCS

RSI is a liar.  CCI is great IF you read it correctly.

Tipsyus

The only 2 indicators i don’t use from your list are the TTM and CCI. Have they helped you with decisions making?

luthan

Use studies to get you a better idea of where it might be headed. Obviously doesn’t always work, but can still help with decision making. Just this week I held NVDA puts until Friday, even though they were not doing so well on Thursday. The chart was indicating more downside, so I said fuck it and held on, went from potential loss, to 300% gain. I use TTM squeeze, RSI, MACD, CCI, and moving averages 15, 50, 200. Unexpected events will still fuck you though.

FlyInTheOintmentHans

ArcelorMittal sold nearly all its US business in 2020 to CCI so, you do not.

Jeeperg84

CCI was good damnit SPY launch lol

Significant-King8848

https://preview.redd.it/qam5yumvywkd1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8e1f9865e04778251e833a85d981b4dec7f38cda Filled the Gap around 5.50 the past couple of weeks. 80% of the time after a gap fill, the trend changes: Bullish Close above the 20-day moving average: Bullish Closed above 6.06 which was previously resistance, could now act as support: Bullish Stochastic and CCI, two of my favorite indicators, are turning up: Bullish.

TaxGuy_021

CCI's investment in fiber has been an absolute loser. That's pretty much the entire reason Elliot has gotten involved. They want to sell that business and use the capital to pay down debt or buy back shares.  AMT is a much better run company. But my favorite in this space is SBAC.

rackoblack

Realty Income is an exception, Morningstar has it at 80% of FV (five stars). CCI is 81% (four). Let me look for that Barron's link

rackoblack

None have replied Realty INcome yet, surprised (O). It's five stars on Morningstar, none of these others are. I own O, STAG, APLE, AMT and CCI Avoiding residential SFH mortgage REITs for now in case it's bubbling.