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Interpreting SMI. Indication to sell when above 40 or to buy?
Interpreting SMI. Indication to sell when above 40 or to buy?
Penny stocks on the rise: HALB, NHMD, GSTC
$GSTC Today , entered into a definitive agreement with SMI HealthCare LLC !!
What indexes or values from USA and Europe stock markets do you think are worth to put in quite small statistics section in dashboard application to make it useful?
In my dashboard application I want to include section with the most important stock market statistics. What indexes or values from USA and Europe it's worth to put there to make it useful?
Where the hell do I buy international indexes????
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Ever seen Polish (WIG) or Swiss (SMI) market? I guess not. You take DAX as 'European'? How fucking typical.
dow outperforminf spy and nasdaq, SMI green = flight to safety
European markets pumping, SMI green
TSLA weekly SMI cross
US investors would have made a killing on the swiss stock market this year. SMI up 8.5% (in CHF), and CHF up 13.5% against USD. And stocks on that market actually pay proper dividends. 5% for Swiss RE for instance.
> it seemed that the premiums on such puts would cancel out the additional returns did you have profit target in mind where you wouldn't mind selling 10% of the ETF? if you are worried about a crash go out 6, 12 or more months and see how much premium you'd get for a selling a call at that price... then use that premium to buy a put. If I had QQQ and daily SMI/RSI/MACD/PMO/etc/etc were looking sickly (they aren't, yet) I see I could sell a March 2026 640 strike call for 18.30, which mean I could buy a 560 put and pocket $100. If I wanted to be aggressive I could sell a 580 call for 52.00 and but a 645 put. A simple synthetic short would be an ATM call (sold) and put (purchased).
ONDS, PDYN, DRO, SYM, SMI are the ones BTW
thanks for the post, if i have spy shares as collateral in ibkr, can i sell the CHF box spread like you? i heard that they are different clearing house(US vs SMI cleared with Eurex) and cannot cross use the margin. plz correct me if i am wrong. Thanks
Most of the time these medicaid plans aren't serving the basic medicaid member. It's SMI, IDD, BH, etc. You can't cut funding to that our you'll have crazy people out on the streets.
Today i noticed that the SMI almost looks like the skyline of mount fitzroy mirrored. Obviously that means we have to buy patagonia stock. Sadly it's not publicly traded, so i had to buy another west from them 🤦♂️
I don't trade for atleast the first hour. Once the first 15 minute candle forms I mark a trend line, one at top of candle/wick and one at bottom of candle/wick. Once a new 15 minute candle breaks through the line and closes either above or below that is the direction I am trading. I also wait for another candle to confirm the trend though. That's just one part of confluence though. I also use SMI indicator and Vortex indicator, also 8ema and 34ema and vwap. I find all those indicators useful for direction.
I just moved all my investments to Nikkei, DAX, SMI, Nikkei and KOSPI. Please China just go nuclear and fuck up the bonds
$3SMI ,I made 15k today shorting MSTR
I use a custom version of SMI, Stochastic Momentum Index
German retail investor here. I am 60% Cash right now, 25% BTC and 20% Stocks/ETF I smell only chaos in the markets and I don't like it. I went Cash in February 2020 before Covid was a thing outside China and I had the same hunch this time. I might be wrong. Worst scenario: I lose out on an S&P 500 Bullrun for a year or so. But I make money with my Cash, it's in P2P loans, three different US Treasury Bill ETFs, three different Swiss Government Obligations ETFs (directly in Switzerland in Franks), EUR Overnight Rate ETF, Savings Account, Gold ETF, EUR Corporate Binds, ETFs, Emerging Markets Government Bonds ETFs, US Corporate Bonds ETFs and a low yield Swiss franks savings account) I'd rather be wrong and miss out on whatever the different between my interest yield is and the gains of a S&P 500 Bullrun then to get fucked severly. I need a 8% yield from my portfolio to continue my lean FIRE, so I am good. I have also diversified the Stocks/ETFs to a lot of Euro Stocks and Asia stocks and according ETFs. (DAX, EURO 600, Hang Seng Tech, Swiss SMI, Prime Japan, FTSE India). I am keeping from the US stock market: Microsoft, Alphabet, Berkshire, a little bit of S&P500 and the Nasdaq Covered Call ETF I have. I also went into a couple of High Yield Dividend stocks from Europe. I sit this one out and collect interest and dividends. The whole world order and the USA are changing before our eyes ....sorry my American friends but I don't want much of my money in your country right now. Good luck over there. Don't let them make your country into a dictatorship. We had this shit happen in the Weimar Republic, it can go pretty quick.
What was wrong with SMI?
Fair point. It's true that most Swiss companies are getting their profits from trading with EU/Americas/Asia. But it doesn't bother me that much if I buy directly stocks from the Swiss index (SMI). My reasoning is that I had a couple Japanese stocks for a few years, but even though the stocks themselves performed quite well, I actually had no profit at all (and even some losses) due to JPY nosediving. So I wanted to have a couple CHF stocks to have the reverse effect. I think CHF will continue to appreciate well relatively to other currencies. Then again I'm not that knowledgeable about the market and its intricacies. I just did some research about companies which had balanced sheets which looked good to my eyes.
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Hi there, i understand you want to hedge against the USD potentially weakening against the EUR. There are plenty of European indices that can be bought using ETFs quoted in EUR (Eurostoxx50, Eurostoxx600) also the SMI quoted in CHF which is often considered a safe haven. Alternatively, many international indices can be bought with Euro hedged ETFs. JustEtf website can help with the screening. This was about the currency hedge. Now, if this is about inflation, really only cash and equivalents are affected by inflation the most. Some asset classes are particularly inflation-proof. Gold is an easy play as it can be purchased using an ETF. Real Estate can also be purchased using funds such as REITS and allow you to play the theme without buying physical assets. As a European, it may be important to create a balanced strategic asset and currency allocation plan. Keeping a minimum in cash/money markets is also crucial to keep dry powder available in case of market downturn. Good luck!
I’d buy the Swiss SMI in CHF, some European equity ETF in EUR, something with scandinavian equities and some Japanese Equity ETF in JPY. Add some Australia and some Canada. China… meh… I don’t like it but up to you. But the steps I see Trump undertaking (especially tariffs) will lead to a stronger USD, even though he says he wants a weak USD. Also I don’t think the current administration knows much about what’s coming - they are all there to simply say bravo to all the dumb shit Trump says. I do agree though that volatility seems quite likely.
FTSE 100: 7% YTD DAX: 10% YTD CAC40: 9% YTD SMI: 9% YTD Let's go old continent?!
I did this today but on SPY. I mean looking at the 4 hr and 1 day chart the RSI, MACD, SMI and Vortex were so overbought plus the Trump Pump one had to think about market correction would happen. I don't know this for sure but if I see 0dte or 1dte ITM calls that look too cheap I'm guessing that we are in a hedge fund flushout or a market correction. Not financial advice just my anecdotal observation.
never said that. It uses RSI, MACD, SMI and weighs them differently based on circumstances. Those are all overridden (given weights of 0 / not used) if price is rocketing / pushing the bollinger bands higher. No point in reply further though for getting downvoting for answering honestly.
\>Housing is unattainable to anyone not in the rural Midwest. this is cope. go look at median income by state for family size of 4. people think housing is out of reach because they either live in VHCOL or they're trying to buy a home as a household of size = 1. median hhi is dragged hard by small households. the SMI for family of 4 in many states is in the 115-140k range. aka median CAN buy and somewhat comfortably buy in a lot of the USA. is it painful post 2022 rate hikes? sure. but that was the entire intent of those rate hikes. even many shithole rural flyover states have SMI for family of 4 in the 85-95k range... and that very easily buys a home. if the conclusion is 'single people can't buy homes' well you need to contextualize for the fact that USA homes are on average TWICE the size of uk homes. USA homes don't just fit a family of 4 but if you took living standards of the rest of the world in terms of space per occupant could easily fit extended family 'comfortably.' \> The wealth gap is going to be staggering and these issue are going to perpetuate without a severe recession, which obviously no one wants.. i mean the upper class has done nothing but grow. thats the not as talked about by doomers part of the 'shrinking middle class'. the upper 40% in the USA isnt just doing well, theyre THRIVING. is this at the cost of the bottom 20-40% who truly are struggling? Yes. But... this is by design. The US intentionally makes it 'the best place to live' for 'high performers.' Gotta deal with the realities of where you were born i guess.
Please stand up for the national anthem [National Anthem](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=74TFS8r_SMI)
Im far from being anti-USA, and if you knew the fundamentals of each, you’d understand that the drop of the S&P next year will be twice or three times more than the SMI. I’ll hit you up in a few months.
You're talking purely hypotheticals that are irrelevant to this discussion lol. If the US collapses as a nation in the next 30 years the global market is going with it. I get you're anti USA but the S&P return vs SMI return is laughable for the last 10 years.
A mistake Americans often do is investing everything in the US stock market. It is great to have US ETF as main investments, but I’d suggest diversifying in Europe and Asia, as recession won’t hit all places at the same time (unless new COVID). Also, US stocks tend to give more profits overall, but losses are bigger on average than non-US stocks. The Swiss Market Index (SMI) especially is very good, incredible fundamentals, very stable, will usually perform less than the S&P but also loses less during bad times. Switzerland is the safest and most stable country on earth, which also has the strongest currency because of its stability. Switzerland is just my personal example but there’s loads of countries to invest in.
You are too US centered. I’d buy DAX, Nikkei and SMI, these are good for the long term and it would give you some more diversification.
> with ideas of looking at past financial performance, current iv, and sentiment from the news If trying to avoid getting assigned, for CSPs you want to wait until the probability of it dropping further is dropping -- RSI, SMI, TTM Squeeze and BXtrender (from PuppyTherapy on Tradeview) can be helpful for that. For when to sell CCs I use my own custom score that is calculated from RSI/MACD/SMI, and when certain events happen (ex: SMI cross, then followed by RSI, then followed by MACD, means a sideway/upwards move might have legs, so stop selling CCs for a few days until it shows signs of losing steam). I manually sold a TSLA call last Thursday... my scrip said 'WTF are you doing' and bought it back a few minutes later, which was the right call at that point.
You refute the CHF - USD cross? Take a good look at it. In 1990 it was 3 to 1. Now its 0.85 to 1. Meaning in 30 years the USD has lost about 80% of its value. Let's play that around in stock market terms ok? The stock market S&P since 1990's went 10x. The SMI only went 4.5x. However the USD went from 3 to 0.85. This means if we compare in constant currency terms the S&P only went up 1.2 times. In other words SMI went 4x or 400% better. I will gladly see you in 5 years. LOL...
It could mean worse, but not likely. The growth rate is steady. The first 2 quarters of 2022 was as close as we had gotten to a recession, overall GDP. However, we have had rolling recessions in manufacturing. My company is doing well this year, but SMI manufacturing PMI would indicate that manufacturing is still slow. Inventories are going down. Our customers are ordering parts they haven’t for a while. I like what I see. With the unemployment rate still being fairly low, consumers still have a normal level of money to spend. The free money from Covid is almost gone so there has been some slowdown in consumer spending, but not recession horrible. The fear of recession is worse than the recession itself. Quite often, you don’t know the recession has happened until it’s over.
I haven't looked into automated back testing system for options. If you are going to paper trade I recommend getting TradingView and learning their alert system, and only selling CCs if certain conditions are met (daily TTM Squeeze cross down through zero, SMI dropping through +40, RSI, MACD, B-Xtrender (puppytherapy), etc) If your broker doesn't offer a paper trading account for options you can also create an account on OptionStrat (website + mobile app) and save covered call trade ideas, and then watch on your 'saved' page to see how they develop over time. I wouldn't sell one today, but here's a $35 cover called for Sept 20th https://optionstrat.com/build/covered-call/AAPL/AAPLx100,-.AAPL240920C235
Best to put in a flight to safety trade that gives maximum bang for your buck - I recommend splitting half and half between $TSDD 2x inverse $TSLA and $3SMI 3 x $inverse $MSTR.
Salaries are not all and Switzerland is very far behind USA in terms of boost to earnings they enjoy. P/E ratio of 13 right now for the SMI. Switzerland, Norway, UAE, USA - all of these countries benefit from some sort of extra rent. For Switzerland its cash from ppl laundering their wealth. Same for Luxemburg, Cayman Islands, etc. This rent is much more likely to disappear (e.g. because EU implements more sophisticated money laundering techniques) than the US losing USD as a reserve currency or being overtaken by another military. Also, I would argue that Switzerland is much less upwardly mobile and hard to integrate into. Much easier to find your niche in the US. And most people in Switzerland work really hard, which I would not say is the case in the US. US work/life balance is pretty great. Many people in Europe have Masters and still work 120h weeks for 1/4 the salary with no way to retire until 65.
What ticker? What time frame? For something volatile like TSLA do not sell until the daily price stops touching the bollinger bands for 2-3 days (i.e. the upward/downward movement is losing steam). If you are selling 30+dte then wait for the daily SMI and RSI to cross. If you are selling 3+dte then switch to the 30 minute time frame. Then you can decide if you want to sell ITM/ATM/OTM based on your risk appetite. Or discover signals on your own that you trust more -- install tradingview and check out smi, rsi, macd, smart money concepts by luxalgo, market bias, ttm squeeze, etc
Guess when you're an immigrant you're exempt from buying the taxed trash bags and can just use public trash cans? Puts on the SMI
Guess when you're an immigrant you're exempt from buying the taxed trash bags and can just use public trash cans? Puts on SMI 
# ASX : SMI ( https://www.santanaminerals.com/) up 5% in 2 days
I am not sure Nvidia is sitting at a pivot point. Mondays volume and price action needs to be positive monday and tuesday to keep the bull run going and push the price above EMA 21 The triple witching means using fridays volume and price action is unreliable. SMI crossed lower on the daily candles which usually means a trend change. i am holding until after the 1st hour of trading monday to see what the Volume and price action is
it is one sign but you cannot blindly use that as justification to a buy a shock. Nvidia has basically been showing overbought signs for months now and it keeps on going up. Pairing RSI with other indicators like SMI help. Pick a combo and back test it. For me, waiting for a price to go above EMA 21 while VAP is green usually flushes out false bottoms. Intel is a great example. Intel also looks like a falling wedge and has RSI price divergence. Intel is setting up to break out. https://preview.redd.it/v08go61c1d5d1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b479becddcf4c3701509337f62cb4c4670f63d3
If you look at the S&P500 : highest proportion of good companies (in number of compagnies), a level only reached by Denmark and maybe Finland. Then Switzerland and Sweden are significantly behind The S&P500 outperform because the companies will overall grow faster. Not only that, but because of the companies outperformance they are valued higher and it doesnt look that it will change. The question is why is there the biggest proportion of good companies ? That is because good companies with a capacity to reinvest will grow. Bad business usually don't. Not only that but good businesses are valued higher than bad businesses which means that good businesses are bigger in term of capitalisation than their operational size. Bad businesses are smaller. The conséquences is that the biggest compagnies in a country are usually of better quality than the small companies (in term of market cap). Because the US is really big, the sample of companies is high enough that big companies are actually better, unlike small countries whose small number of companies makes it sometimes diverge from this principle because of individual companies. The S&P has 500 companies, unlike the CAC40 or the SMI20 which means that it is more diversified as à pool of big companies from à country
SPX and XSP are extremely liquid. Like many options - they become more illiquid as you got further otm. And yes - options on index ETFs can be a lot less illiquid depending on the underlying ETF. The spreads will vary depending on the trading session. Ibkr iirc is the only retail broker currently offering extended GTH (global trading hours) trading on SPX, VIX, and XSP. re; SMI/CSSMI - the CBOE does not offer index options on those indices. Also - bear in mind that the contract sizes on SPX and XSP are different. The notional size of index options also are much higher. If you plan to trade S&P 500 index options - you may want to start with either Nanos or mini-SPX (XSP) to understand the mechanics. The contract specifications are here for SPX, XSP, and Nanos - [https://www.cboe.com/tradable\_products/sp\_500/spx\_options/](https://www.cboe.com/tradable_products/sp_500/spx_options/) Index options are also treated as section 1256 contracts so they can be potentially more tax efficient depending on your tax situation.
I was asking about index options and thank you for the useful answer, that makes sense. I have the feeling options on index ETFs have bigger spreads (talking about european indexes like e.g. SMI and an ETF like CSSMI).
SMI changing ticker to SMM super micro meme
$IOVA, cancer treatment just got approved, 30% AH. Lots of shorts going to get crushed. To the moon Tuesday🚀🚀 next $SMI
Who else was watching SMI today and looking for a dip to buy and all of a sudden the knife started falling and you no longer wanted to buy but the blood wouldn’t stop and you couldn’t look away! Frozen from making sweet tendies. When it was over you felt numb and then went all in on something else but not on anything AI?
Maybe a bit off topic, but what is the connection between Nvidia and SuperMicroComputer (hereafter:SMI)? They are moving with almost perfect correlation. Similarly, TSM ARM AMD as well. But SMC in particular looks like a massive pump post earnings and riding the AI wave
Agree 100%. Lisa Su is an incredible leader in the tech world and very gifted. Her and NVIdIA CeO are two brilliant minds of the SMI world for sure. Both of their resumes and experiences are impressive. AMD has massive potential for further growth just like NViDIa
I mean their gauge is talking about spending though: >The Spending Momentum Index (SMI) leverages the power of the Visa network to fill an important gap in tracking and monitoring the overall momentum of cyclical upturns and downturns in consumer spending. >Based on current, depersonalized transaction data from a sample of Visa-branded credit and debit credentials, the SMI represents actual aggregate spending behavior by millions of consumers. This key advantage gives the SMI a timely, customizable view into consumer spending trends. Sounds like consumers are going to cut back on spending based their own internal metrics?
Yes, I mean rallies can be day to day things. To your point, look at visa spending momentum: [https://usa.visa.com/partner-with-us/visa-consulting-analytics/spending-momentum-index.html](https://usa.visa.com/partner-with-us/visa-consulting-analytics/spending-momentum-index.html) > Visa’s U.S. Spending Momentum Index (SMI) fell to 94.5 in October (seasonally adjusted), a 1.9-point decline from September. Contractions in both discretionary and gas spending momentum, which decreased 1.6 points and 4.5 points month-over-month (MoM) respectively, drove the reduction in the overall SMI. On the other hand, non-discretionary spending momentum was almost flat for the month (down just 0.1 point) and restaurant spending momentum improved 0.4 points MoM.
The thing is I borrow CHF via Box spreads on SMI and I pay under 2% interest… so I’m always flushed with cash…. But NLV is the same 🤣🤣🤣
When the SMI sell signal is at 100 SELL!!!
Slap on a Volume Weighted Keltner Channel and look for confluence with a Fibonacci Speed Resistance Fan then enter where the Parabolic SAR flashes under an SMI Ergodic Oscillator, TAs easy bro
trash bruh [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74TFS8r\_SMI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74TFS8r_SMI)
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>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7864 -0.34% \#DAX 15800 -0.46% \#CAC 7487 -0.60% \#AEX 750 -0.75% \#MIB 27136 -0.43% \#IBEX 9256 -0.37% \#OMX 2237 -0.53% \#SMI 11485 -0.24% \#STOXX 4349 -0.65% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-26 ^01:14:26 ^EDT-0400
2010-2020 UK (FTSE 100): 22.6% China (Shanghai Composite): 25.7% Switzerland (SMI): 46.2% France (CAC 40): 49.7% South Korea (KOSPI): 55.1% Germany (DAX 30): 56.6% Hong Kong (Hang Seng): 57.1% Canada (S&P/TSX Composite): 69.2% Sweden (OMX Stockholm 30): 86.4% USA (S&P 500): 191.2%
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>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7903 -0.14% \#DAX 15860 -0.14% \#CAC 7564 -0.17% \#AEX 761 -0.22% \#MIB 27312 -1.56% \#IBEX 9406 -0.10% \#OMX 2246 -0.03% \#SMI 11465 +0.04% \#STOXX 4403 -0.14% \#IGOpeningCall \>(Note, very large MIB dividend) ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-24 ^00:47:48 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7901 -0.02% \#DAX 15781 -0.10% \#CAC 7537 -0.02% \#AEX 762 +0.14% \#MIB 27642 +0.06% \#IBEX 9451 0.00% \#OMX 2248 -0.03% \#SMI 11380 -0.10% \#STOXX 4386 +0.03% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-21 ^00:52:45 ^EDT-0400
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>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7893 +0.18% \#DAX 15812 +0.14% \#CAC 7509 +0.15% \#AEX 759 +0.11% \#MIB 27791 +0.33% \#IBEX 9385 +0.07% \#OMX 2250 +0.04% \#SMI 11325 +0.12% \#STOXX 4374 +0.15% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-18 ^01:09:42 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7890 +0.23% \#DAX 15816 +0.05% \#CAC 7526 +0.09% \#AEX 763 +0.15% \#MIB 27918 +0.16% \#IBEX 9376 +0.14% \#OMX 2253 +0.16% \#SMI 11340 -0.03% \#STOXX 4393 +0.05% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-17 ^00:53:03 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7858 +0.19% \#DAX 15760 +0.19% \#CAC 7500 +0.25% \#AEX 761 +0.12% \#MIB 27679 +0.19% \#IBEX 9326 +0.17% \#OMX 2230 +0.20% \#SMI 11276 +0.15% \#STOXX 4371 +0.18% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-14 ^01:29:49 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7812 -0.16% \#DAX 15685 -0.12% \#CAC 7432 +0.47% \#AEX 758 -0.16% \#MIB 27610 -0.07% \#IBEX 9268 -0.12% \#OMX 2216 +0.05% \#SMI 11239 +0.06% \#STOXX 4342 +0.19% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-13 ^02:00:13 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7779 -0.09% \#DAX 15661 +0.04% \#CAC 7397 +0.09% \#AEX 762 -0.23% \#MIB 27489 -0.13% \#IBEX 9223 -0.16% \#OMX 2212 +0.02% \#SMI 11229 -0.32% \#STOXX 4329 -0.11% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-12 ^01:12:11 ^EDT-0400
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>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7667 +0.06% \#DAX 15515 -0.03% \#CAC 7316 -0.01% \#AEX 757 +0.12% \#MIB 26883 +0.06% \#IBEX 9229 -0.28% \#OMX 2177 +0.10% \#SMI 11123 +0.07% \#STOXX 4293 -0.13% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-06 ^01:17:08 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7641 +0.08% \#DAX 15589 -0.09% \#CAC 7331 -0.19% \#AEX 757 -0.24% \#MIB 26992 -0.13% \#IBEX 9167 -0.18% \#OMX 2194 -0.98% \#SMI 11057 -0.15% \#STOXX 4306 -0.22% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-05 ^01:35:12 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7692 +0.24% \#DAX 15625 +0.28% \#CAC 7373 +0.36% \#AEX 762 +0.43% \#MIB 27262 +0.30% \#IBEX 9186 +0.31% \#OMX 2220 +0.42% \#SMI 11125 +0.28% \#STOXX 4324 +0.29% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-04 ^01:49:02 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7645 +0.17% \#DAX 15613 -0.10% \#CAC 7334 +0.15% \#AEX 755 -0.13% \#MIB 27097 -0.06% \#IBEX 9188 -0.48% \#OMX 2217 -0.30% \#SMI 11098 -0.08% \#STOXX 4310 -0.12% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-04-03 ^00:48:38 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7622 +0.02% \#DAX 15549 +0.17% \#CAC 7277 +0.19% \#AEX 753 +0.05% \#MIB 27006 -0.06% \#IBEX 9227 +0.22% \#OMX 2194 -0.23% \#SMI 11030 -0.02% \#STOXX 4288 +0.07% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-31 ^01:40:45 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7567 +0.03% \#DAX 15366 +0.24% \#CAC 7208 +0.29% \#AEX 746 +0.06% \#MIB 26834 +0.35% \#IBEX 9093 +0.25% \#OMX 2150 +0.01% \#SMI 10973 +0.09% \#STOXX 4240 +0.20% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-30 ^00:52:53 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7488 +0.05% \#DAX 15195 +0.35% \#CAC 7114 +0.36% \#AEX 737 +0.48% \#MIB 26447 +0.45% \#IBEX 8976 +0.35% \#OMX 2124 +0.42% \#SMI 10856 +0.15% \#STOXX 4185 +0.41% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-29 ^00:46:13 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7502 +0.40% \#DAX 15187 +0.39% \#CAC 7103 +0.35% \#AEX 738 +0.25% \#MIB 26325 +0.45% \#IBEX 8951 +0.50% \#OMX 2124 +0.56% \#SMI 10819 +0.31% \#STOXX 4179 +0.33% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-28 ^00:58:09 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7457 +0.69% \#DAX 15093 +0.91% \#CAC 7067 +0.74% \#AEX 738 +0.90% \#MIB 26136 +0.94% \#IBEX 8871 +0.90% \#OMX 2108 +0.98% \#SMI 10716 +0.77% \#STOXX 4167 +0.89% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-27 ^01:02:18 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7458 -0.56% \#DAX 15143 -0.45% \#CAC 7089 -0.71% \#AEX 739 -0.59% \#MIB 26291 -0.72% \#IBEX 8915 -0.61% \#OMX 2121 -0.71% \#SMI 10644 -0.69% \#STOXX 4176 -0.74% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-24 ^02:16:12 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7539 -0.37% \#DAX 15181 -0.23% \#CAC 7100 -0.44% \#AEX 738 -0.47% \#MIB 26438 -0.32% \#IBEX 8962 -0.53% \#OMX 2131 -0.72% \#SMI 10716 -0.62% \#STOXX 4179 -0.39% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-23 ^02:04:29 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7546 +0.12% \#DAX 15242 +0.30% \#CAC 7128 +0.21% \#AEX 739 +0.33% \#MIB 26646 +0.34% \#IBEX 9062 +0.14% \#OMX 2154 +0.39% \#SMI 10813 +0.19% \#STOXX 4191 +0.22% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-22 ^02:40:11 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7419 +0.20% \#DAX 15014 +0.54% \#CAC 7053 +0.57% \#AEX 732 +0.47% \#MIB 26007 +0.41% \#IBEX 8865 +0.36% \#OMX 2130 +0.55% \#SMI 10689 +0.43% \#STOXX 4142 +0.55% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-21 ^02:03:50 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7239 -1.32% \#DAX 14558 -1.43% \#CAC 6813 -1.63% \#AEX 708 -1.94% \#MIB 24953 -2.12% \#IBEX 8545 -2.00% \#OMX 2055 -1.59% \#SMI 10479 -1.27% \#STOXX 3998 -1.65% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-20 ^02:45:07 ^EDT-0400
>\*\*Revised\*\* European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7287 -0.66% \#DAX 14674 -0.64% \#CAC 6872 -0.77% \#AEX 715 -1.10% \#MIB 25213 -1.11% \#IBEX 8640 -0.91% \#OMX 2071 -0.81% \#SMI 10532 -0.77% \#STOXX 4032 -0.82% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-20 ^02:24:35 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7312 -0.33% \#DAX 14719 -0.33% \#CAC 6891 -0.49% \#AEX 717 -0.74% \#MIB 25305 -0.74% \#IBEX 8670 -0.56% \#OMX 2079 -0.44% \#SMI 10555 -0.56% \#STOXX 4047 -0.45% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-20 ^01:50:06 ^EDT-0400
True. I‘ll show him how the SMI (basically s&p of Switzerland) I advised him to buy performed today vs his stock pick (which is/was part of the smi). Maybe he‘ll get it
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7455 +0.61% \#DAX 15038 +0.48% \#CAC 7075 +0.70% \#AEX 731 +0.55% \#MIB 26110 +0.74% \#IBEX 8934 +0.49% \#OMX 2134 +0.42% \#SMI 10743 +0.22% \#STOXX 4144 +0.67% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-17 ^02:13:03 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7420 +1.03% \#DAX 14954 +1.48% \#CAC 6994 +1.57% \#AEX 727 +1.45% \#MIB 26017 +1.77% \#IBEX 8890 +1.49% \#OMX 2126 +1.41% \#SMI 10608 +0.87% \#STOXX 4105 +1.74% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-16 ^02:41:03 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7623 -0.19% \#DAX 15212 -0.13% \#CAC 7127 -0.20% \#AEX 736 -0.22% \#MIB 26730 -0.27% \#IBEX 9153 -0.07% \#OMX 2183 -0.17% \#SMI 10718 +0.01% \#STOXX 4169 -0.24% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-15 ^01:50:46 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7544 -0.06% \#DAX 14980 +0.13% \#CAC 7004 -0.11% \#AEX 727 +0.02% \#MIB 26159 -0.09% \#IBEX 8945 -0.15% \#OMX 2150 -0.29% \#SMI 10610 -0.21% \#STOXX 4098 +0.04% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-14 ^02:13:00 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7740 -0.10% \#DAX 15454 +0.17% \#CAC 7223 +0.03% \#AEX 742 -0.15% \#MIB 27280 -0.01% \#IBEX 9284 -0.01% \#OMX 2200 +0.38% \#SMI 10776 +0.10% \#STOXX 4232 +0.07% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-13 ^02:01:46 ^EDT-0400
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7772 -1.37% \#DAX 15440 -1.24% \#CAC 7219 -1.32% \#AEX 741 -1.58% \#MIB 27274 -1.57% \#IBEX 9298 -1.33% \#OMX 2217 -1.26% \#SMI 10806 -1.30% \#STOXX 4223 -1.47% \#IGOpeningCall https://t.co/zWWPETOPVH ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-10 ^00:29:36 ^EST-0500
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7913 -0.22% \#DAX 15629 -0.02% \#CAC 7319 -0.08% \#AEX 754 +0.06% \#MIB 27908 -0.01% \#IBEX 9460 -0.07% \#OMX 2248 -0.01% \#SMI 10963 -0.57% \#STOXX 4288 -0.02% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-09 ^00:00:01 ^EST-0500
>European Opening Calls: \#FTSE 7900 -0.25% \#DAX 15526 -0.22% \#CAC 7328 -0.15% \#AEX 751 -0.13% \#MIB 27695 -0.24% \#IBEX 9383 -0.30% \#OMX 2242 -0.11% \#SMI 11047 -0.16% \#STOXX 4273 -0.15% \#IGOpeningCall ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-08 ^00:22:34 ^EST-0500