MA

gainzsti

That's a pretty short sighted comment. Would you say ORCL is not making money? What about V or MA or F?

Melodic-Investment91

I own both of these also - way too much of SQ, lol. Kept averaging down and buying on big dips. The thing to remember is that neither of these stocks had anything go seriously wrong. The PIN rumor that began the fall of PYPL proved to be fake news. Neither company had a big earnings miss, yet both had huge falls long before tech stocks in general began to fall. At the same time, V, MA, AFRM and the rest all took a dive (perhaps not as severe) but it seemed that the market believed no one would use a credit card or any form of electronic payment anymore. PYPL will come back eventually. SQ should make at least a partial comeback unless their CEO is so mesmerized by crypto that he bet the company’s future on it at the same time he changed the name. For now, I’m holding until their next earnings report to see how that goes. I agree with the others on here that trying to sell now and hope to buyback later is not a sound strategy.

WasteNet2532

We have not met the 50 weekly MA in about a year and a half. This is the first time we are approaching it since then

BearOnTheBeach28

Are PYPL and SQ leaders? V and MA are still used by many more people and those established names are expanding into many of the same areas.

BearOnTheBeach28

That's the nature of a bubble. V and MA are value stocks regularly with a PE of 40 too. However, the big difference is COST, V, and MA have PEs around 40, NVDA is over 80. You can't use trailing PEs and then forward PEs for another and call it a fair comparison. If 40 is the new "value" then maybe 80 is growth for someone else. Now compare that to AMD and INTC with PEs of 42 and 11 respectively and I think that makes more sense in the traditional comparison.

KopOut

I have been buying MA and V as well, but don’t view them as growth companies like PYPL and SQ so didn’t mention them in this post. They are just two stocks that have been beaten down for no real reason.

KimchiSpaghettiSawce

IMO if you want to do this strategy for whatever reason, you’d be better off holding the underlying 100 shares of QQQ and then selling covered calls at whatever delta seems reasonable risk for the premium to you. then when things drop or crash below certain EMA/MA levels close your covered calls and just hold off on selling CC to avoid the risk of missing capital gains. This is involves a degree of timing the market but compared with etfs like these that automate it you have greater chance to miss out on capitals gains which is usually much larger than the premium you collect. Especially if the premium is destroyed from a recent fall in price and you sell the call. I don’t see the point of this financial product other than duping people who see the high yield number so they can collect their etf expense fees every year. Remember people, the first rule of Wall Street is to make money for Wall Street.

This_Lock_4310

Where I'm from in MA. The contractors make a fortune. Not just the owners but all the contractors

cryptoETH_jazz

I hope 456-458 holds…. I am betting on market retesting 468.60 25MA on Tuesday…. We closed Friday SPX touching 50MA. Then I would deff get out and start some out action pre FOMC.. exit 460$ on puts and get into come calls… if it drills DCA… cash crew.. 🍀🍀🥂🥂

wowthatssorude

Why you don’t bet the farm on TA. problem people have is they see the touch of the MA and then load the bell up. And finally go long the one time it’s going to dump. Then they whine that TA is crap. It’s not everything. But you have trade it 1% at a time. You might make 5 separate 1-2% trades wins. (We’ll say you’re now up 7%) And then you either stick to a proper stop loss strategy and lose 2% (so you’re still up about 5%) or you don’t. And when you’re down 2% you double down. And then you’re down 6% and then you double down etc etc. Then you whine that something that worked 5/6 times isn’t profitable in the long run. This is of course very vague but that’s the gist. If the market is respecting something. There’s no reason not to work around that. Nothing lasts forever. Buying the dip in bonds has worked for decades but we all know it won’t last forever. But until then buy the dip. They were always forecasted to have finally “peaked” every year for decades. Trading is just trusting and trading the behavior trend. And accepting a real signal to continue. Wait. Or reverse.

mindful___

Online sports betting is illegal in my state (MA), but can I just drive down to NY state and make use of promos like Draft Kings $1,000 promo?

darthbacon417

$MA for me followed closely by MSFT. Bought MA at the end of 2018 when it has a big dip and had a good run. Stopped putting more in to try and reallocate

themagicalpanda

DIX 42.4 GEX 8.1B also, russell looks to be coming very close to the death cross (50MA crossing the 200MA)

Z-ManKC

Yeah man, structure is still in tact. It’s a bit wobbly but we’re still chilling above the 200MA. So onward and upward, or Bulls on Paradr!

Z-ManKC

Don’t overreact. Both Dow and Nasdaq bounced off the 200 MA. Structure is still intact, just more volatile. Small caps are getting clapped and money is moving back into blue chips, large caps and established companies.

10XStockGuy

MA!...the meatloaf!....FUCK!

cryptoETH_jazz

Close but no cigar… we test 468.60 25MA mid week….

CenturyHomeGang

You guys seriously… SBUX puts is the play Unionization effort is spreading like wildfire with Starbucks elections coming in NJ, NY, AZ, OH, OR, CO, TN, WA, MA, IL INVESTORS ARE GOING TO GET SPOOKED.

cryptoETH_jazz

At least test 25MA at 468.60….. 😌

tl54nz

Yeah but I see the crash was caused by an entirely separate reason, which doesn't seem to present in the current market (of course it's always a possibility regardless of interest rate). Historically buying in below 100MA rarely fails in 6-12 months time. These are the timeframe I am buying calls at, with very conservative strikes. Unless we have catastrophic market failures in 3 - 6 months these should be safe. I left quite bit of cash on the sideline for puts in case the worst happens.

Upper-Equivalent3651

250 MS CO.I. CALL23 NVV1 MA9N51 OS EUR 3,25 0,11 \+3,50% 812,50 \-1.965,00 \-70,75% 14.01.2022 21:47:58 Stuttgart 11,11 2.777,50 ​ Not whining about that one. Not even worth a loss porn IMHO. Not on THIS sub.

tl54nz

So many bear traders were shaken off at EOD, massive amount of short DTE high 45x - low 46x SPY puts sell orders, as well as SPX puts sells. They might regret it next week but who'd fuck knows. QQQ finally managed to claw back onto 100MA. The leaps and shit I bought yesterday and today at low are all green. I bet they will go red next week so I bought fuck load of QQQ puts spreads to hedge. I am going to roll these hedges week by week until Feb. I don't think we'll be through this shit until FOMC at end of the month. For people who say we will see massive market crash because of rate hike, I suggest you look up historical records on stock performance during rate hike period.

DuCWulf

Greatest Grandma Gift goes toooo your G-MA!

Beagleoverlord33

Yeah I just bought a share of sq to kind of get my feet wet. I like to have a “war on cash” basket similar to the motley fool. It includes V MA and PYPL. Sq was always an obvious add but just now becoming cheap enough to look at. Iv held BABA for a long time. It’s definitely a high risk, high reward play but I like the setup and see it as a deep value play with growth. It’s a no brainer in the business sense but we just have to acknowledge the risk the government. Worst case scenario we have to switch to Hong Kong shares which would be a pain in the ass and stock would tank more but could easily double to. I’m fine taking the risk in a diversified portfolio.

_penseroso_

Nasdaq 200MA breached

mistaowen

Think I saw only like 26% of Nasdaq above 50 and 200 day MA. Only happened a few times in history. Just an absolute bloodbath under the hood.

gosume

Yup lunch hour ending soon too. We're breaking out or hitting the 50 day or worse 200 MA

_penseroso_

Nasdaq just hit 200 day MA. Let’s see if it breaks

Helpyeehelpyee

I get why Banking is struggling but why are DFS and AXP down when V and MA are up? DFS and AXP don't even have debit cards!

SudsAde6985

Opened my charts exactly 15 minutes ago to find that fine bounce. Set a trend line, see a wedge & MA convergence on top. Buy SPX 0dte 4650 & violà. Passing 50% as we speak. Take it off around 80% unless this continues. Algos recently are fire. TA sux. 🍻

Novel_Expression1454

Nasdaq hits its 200day MA again

ct4k

Not bottomed until it touches 100MA

VinnyIrish

Not yet. Going to 200 day MA then new high then crash. As every crash before us. Rates need to be raised to cause liquidity crunch like before every crash in the past

VinnyIrish

Easy we at least going to 200 day MA before this is all over

EquitiesFIRE

Under 15K would go under 200 day MA support, a death cross bearish indicator too. That would be bad, but not impossible for sure

ct4k

SPY already broke 50MA there’s not gonna be a meaningful reversal until 456 minimum

tl54nz

I admit I am totally burned out by this market. Complete bipolar movements, loading calls and puts are pure guessing games. Started buying shares and slightly OTM leaps dated in 2023 because historically you'll never lose buying in when indices are touching 100MA, with a few exceptions like 2000 and 2008. Maybe this will be the third time. I just don't want to actively babysit this shit anymore. The joy is completely gone because even if I was right about market movement, it felt like dumb luck and the movement never lasts more than a day.

armerarmer

Yes, Nasdaq dropped below its 200 day moving average on Monday before climbing back up. I heard an analyst today predict a greater sell off once it closes below the 200 day MA, and today was the closest it’s been. Only needs another 0.59% drop from current close.

Certain-War6771

Gonna buy MasterCard (MA) and might sell Costco (COST)

PrudentAd3789

This support held from September 2020. Also we're not that far away, could bounce back. And if not then 200MA is very close either 🤡 🤡 ^(I hope we won't get rekt)

a3lovejoy

I seen someone elses DD on in this sub i think they dont believe we're crack below 460 again (hopefully true) but thats kinda what im looking for and i might just add a bit more calls if we do crack below that 455 point we never seemed to stay below that 100MA for long so i think it owuod for sure be a good bounce point

gosume

es\_f hit 4651. I just loaded 40k in AH calls for SPY and QQQ calls for 1/24. Either we bounce or we crash down 200 MA and the bull market is over.

gosume

es\_f hit 4651. I just loaded 40k in AH calls for SPY and QQQ calls for 1/24. Either we bounce or we crash down 200 MA and the bull market is over.

weddingphotosMIA

It’s almost at its 200 day MA..

WasteNet2532

Not the 200MA on the 4hr thats for sure

brownfireplaces

Also, its in a descending channel, and it has been since early september. 6.68 today was a perfect touch on the upper line. Theese are just my advice, downwote all you like, idgaf. Ta is not there, SI isnt everything you know. If it breaks the channel and stays above it 1d, its a buy. RN its below all MA's, traders wont touch this, apes will and apes always baghold

SwetzAurus

"MA, fuck! the meatloaf."

WasteNet2532

200MA crossed down on hourly. 50MA completely fails support

ct4k

50MA cracked. It’s over.

FluffyCalf18995

Axman from MA's portfolio in shambles

Ok_Capital2097

Nice. looks like testing 200MA

ChristorFurColombian

Wouldn’t it be crazy if SPY closes near its 20 day MA of 270

RnLVentureCo

if you're talking about bullish, MA has been a good long trade for me thus far. Biggest successes have obviously been on the bearish side.

Doozlle

This NVDA dip is EZ money so oversold below 50 MA. If you guys aren't making money in this market just quit.

wearahat03

It's already dropped substantially, now trading at $270 when it was almost above $330 a couple of months ago. 83.5 PE, less than 70 non-gaap PE Would only be considered high if every other stock wasn't also equally high. I'd accept NVDA under 50 PE only if V, MA, COST, NFLX weren't all above 45. AMZN in the 60s, non growth stocks like KO, PEP, PG @ 30

sniffyandscratch

MA where my protein!

WasteNet2532

SPY chart: RSI 48(slightly bearish) Currently wedged between 200 and 50MA for a big move tomorrow

WasteNet2532

Bulls better pray that 50MA holds it gets pummeled to Tuesday's prices

WasteNet2532

200MA on the 1hr chart resistance. Still good chance 50MA comes in for support

WasteNet2532

Look at the 200 and 50 MA on the hourly. We either grt a graveyard or a golden cross

looseinsteadoflose

Momentum slowly drying up. What pushed this fat pasty bitch SPY up for the past 2 years? Excess savings (stimulus and lowered spending pattern during the pandemic). That's gone now. Credit card debt is back up where it was. Wage growth has rolled over. Prices are rising. So all the excess that provided for a broad market rally has evaporated and now there's only a handful of stocks that are trading above their 200 MA. There's just not enough$$$ to keep pushing this bloated market up. So it's rolling over right before our eyes, despite the little gasps of euphoria. Market's fucked Bull meat is back on the grill.

fluffycalf65

Axeman from MA, what's your net worth?

notpaultx

way too soon or just have them dated out long enough. QQQ is gonna bounce off its 200 MA on its 1HR chart first

notpaultx

I always have 50 MA and 200 MA on chart for death/golden crosses. I like having the 9 EMA and 30 MA to see what trendline the stock is bouncing off of to use in conjunction with RSI and MACD. each one is really just rolling bones, but it helps me time day trades. but YMMV

goofy-boots

Shit, you too? I'm up in MA

kn1f3party

That'll print; it bounced hard off 100MA and is just doing a low volume pullback.

Jyalecal

Heading to QQQ slow MA at 382 IMO

notpaultx

yahoo finance is free for multi MA and EMA

PanPirat

I'm by no means defending those people, but this chart really doesn't mean as much as you think, come on. Let's consider the S&P 500 return as the return on average invested dollar (it's pretty close, but we're discounting the mid/small-cap companies, although those are a relatively small piece of the pie, so it's okay). Then half of all invested dollars have better returns than S&P 500. Not half of all investors, of course, but still... It's really not that far-fetched that 7% of all congress members beat the index without having any unfair advantage and insider information. Some of them probably do, maybe even all, but just beating the index really doesn't mean it is so. It's a very popular opinion that it is almost impossible to beat the market, but that's just *bullshit*. Difficult? Yes. Difficult enough that most people should avoid it and those who don't should be prepared to underperform. But if you have a reasonable strategy, have some level of understanding of economics, keep calm and collected, invest in *good* businesses you understand, don't try to get rich quick and don't panic sell everytime there is a -5% drop which sets the stock back by 3 weeks (I see this *so much* here), your odds are not bad. It's always said how ^nearly every single investor underperforms the market, but that just doesn't make sense. For every invested dollar that underperforms the market, there is a dollar that outperforms it. That's simply how it works. It doesn't translate to the average investor, because of unequal wealth and especially trading. So, in theory, if you distribute your money completely randomly in stocks, you should have about 50% chance of outperforming (of course the variance is much, much higher if you pick just one stock, for example). Of course that's a very dumb idea, but it's not that difficult to outperform this strategy if you do your research properly, have a relatively well diversified portfolio of good companies, and stick to your strategy. It's not guaranteed, and you will definitely have some losers and some winners. People don't lose to the market because of bad decisions - trying to time the market, FOMOing, panic selling, catching the falling knife, or just having to sell because of insuficcient emergency funds - you know all the cliches. But if you avoid those behaviors, and invest in good companies for the long term, you should be doing very good over the long term. It wouldn't take a genius to buy AAPL 10 years ago. Or COST, or MSFT, MA, V, AMZN. Or SBUX, FB, NFLX... But take AAPL for example. On Sep 2012 it was (split-adjusted) at about $25. If you bought then, you'd now be up 611%, far outperforming the index. However, right after that, it dropped over 30%. Many people sold in panic then, and they lost to the market because of that. There have been 3 other times since then that AAPL dropped over 20%. The problem is that people seem unable to weather those storms, which is why so many investors underperform. I don't see why it seems so difficult to understand this. All the time, people say that most investors underperform the market and you should stick to index funds, but buying and holding, frankly, obvious stocks would reward you *very, very well*. And to clarify, I don't mean obvious as in obvious winners, because hindsight is everything, but let's not pretend that it would be a shocking decision to put your money in those stocks I listed. So no, them outperforming SPY doesn't mean that they're criminals or geniuses. Some of them surely are (the first, not the latter, most likely), maybe even most of them, but you misunderstand the stock market if you think that this chart proves that.

notpaultx

>That correction you saw was the 200 MA on the hourly chart.... This is gonna get ugly I wouldnt say ugly, just going to go sideways a bit. both the 30 MA and 50 MA on SPY are coming in for support. 50 MA going over 200 MA when price action is there is a golden cross

WasteNet2532

That correction you saw was the 200 MA on the hourly chart.... This is gonna get ugly

sergeantdangles

>They have competition from the banks, V, MA, SQ, and all the new thousands of crypto startups Name a company who DOES NOT have competition? Paypal still the safest way to make online transactions...

Social_History

Cramer pumping PYPL every day. Why would anyone want to own PYPL. They have competition from the banks, V, MA, SQ, and all the new thousands of crypto startups. Yet PYPL trades at 40PE with less than 10% forward growth. And I’m supposed to want to give Thiel some more money so he can hire another blood boy?

Social_History

Why would anyone want to own PYPL. They have competition from the banks, V, MA, SQ, and all the new thousands of crypto startups. Yet PYPL trades at 40PE with less than 10% forward growth. And I’m supposed to want to give Thiel some more money so he can hire another blood boy?

coesoft

246 Washington Street, Boston MA - building: https://www.historicnewengland.org/explore/collections-access/capobject/?refd=EP001.12.002.005.001

WizTis

What can I take away from that graph? I know 💩 about MA and RSI

Retardgetsyoubanned

The state of MA is sinking into the ocean from the weight of your balls.

Proper-Ad-4852

Why V and MA?

computery_stuff

in TA a 'death cross' is considered one of the most extremely bearish signals it's nonsense of course but you know 'some people' believe in this stuff lol 'ooh where are my healing crystals' anyway the signal occurs when the 50MA moves under the 200MA Which of these is your favourite death cross signal? - AMC (today) - XBTUSD / bitcoin (tomorrow) - moderna (today)

InternationalElk6617

MACD crossing 30 day rising Phoenix triple threat 50 MA gnashing cross fibonacci sequence

Plum1978

Or MA lol

KingSurfer2001

MA are gay

KingSurfer2001

lol! They build em good in MA I heard

tarranoth

Could take a look at ICE,V,MA. They're all quite linked by how the economy is doing at a point in time though, so take that as you will.

KingSurfer2001

MA is a term for arbitrary line

AxemanFromMA

He’s good, took him on a walk earlier and froze my tits. Puts on MA

DarkMatter917

Bounced today off MA