EPTTrading/Investing Thread - Page 144
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Acrofales
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maybenexttime
Poland5765 Posts
On February 25 2025 06:13 maybenexttime wrote: Does anyone know a European defense ETF? The only one I managed to find (VanEck Defense UCITS) has a 60% US exposure. I'm looking for something exclusively European. There is a new ETF bundling European defense companies: WisdomTree Europe Defence UCITS ETF - EUR Acc. It's available on Degiro and probably other platforms. https://www.wisdomtree.eu/en-gb/etfs/thematic/wdef---wisdomtree-europe-defence-ucits-etf---eur-acc https://www.reddit.com/r/DEGIRO/comments/1jb24gg/new_european_defense_etf_now_tradable_on_degiro/ | ||
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Robert_Adams
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miracleprivechicvgo
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bettih
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GreenHorizons
United States23733 Posts
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Sermokala
United States14104 Posts
On April 03 2025 23:23 GreenHorizons wrote: Odds on triggering a circuit breaker? I had to look it up but no chance 7% (Level 1), 13% (Level 2) and 20% (Level 3) are the circuit breakers and only the 20% ends trading for the day. That would be down 3k just to get to a water break. Now the NASDAQ is getting to 6% as I type this but its close to the end of the day so the level 1 might just be symbolic if anything. Its going to be something to watch to see if we go below the 40k threshold tomorrow. | ||
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decafchicken
United States20154 Posts
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Sermokala
United States14104 Posts
Edit: it looks like the bleeding will stop at -1600. Second edit: oh god it got worse we're at -1800 now and an hour and a half left in tradeing Third edit: its at 1900 I would start praying it doesn't get past 2k. fourth edit: 2k now seems inevidable and we're still an hour and a half till close. Historic day final edit:2.2k I just can't | ||
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decafchicken
United States20154 Posts
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SC-Shield
Bulgaria837 Posts
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Timebon3s
Norway764 Posts
I am very sad now xD | ||
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Sermokala
United States14104 Posts
Edit wow the market is actually rallying against all evidence to the contrary. we're under a thousand down for the day. Second edit: the most likely outcome happens as always, nothing ever happens and a small loss is all that occurs. going down a percent and a half is a bad day for most weeks but we are still about a thousand up from the 52 week low. | ||
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Timebon3s
Norway764 Posts
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KwarK
United States43729 Posts
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oBlade
United States5956 Posts
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KwarK
United States43729 Posts
On April 07 2025 23:08 Timebon3s wrote: Keep in mind that almost everyone who has sold, are waiting on the fence to go back in. It's just a matter of timing. This is a very weird idea if we consider the implications. The traditional thesis is that share valuation reflects fundamentals, if a business makes a lot of money then its shares are worth a lot because you buy a share of the business to get a share of the profits. If a business does not make a lot of money then its shares aren't worth as much. If a business that previously made a lot of money stops making money and will not make money again in the foreseeable future then its shares should not recover. Therefore if real damage is done to profitability through the erection of artificial trade barriers that break established logistics networks, dramatically increase costs, depress consumer demand, and force huge amounts of capital investment to work around then the share price must go down. After all, a business that loses money cannot be worth as much as one that makes money. Your thesis is that there is essentially a fixed pool of money and no alternative use for it. It can either be held in shares or held in cash and the preference is for it to be held in shares. Therefore a share price drop reflects nothing about fundamentals, it reflects only that speculators are reallocating from shares to cash for a short term trade. They will inevitably return to shares at some point, regardless of the fundamentals of the business at hand. Nike make shoes in Vietnam. The US has declared that tariffs on all imports from Vietnam will be increased by 46%. That will make Nike more expensive and less competitive in the US. Their share price has dropped 11% since the announcement. Assuming that the tariffs stay in place why would this be a timing issue rather than a fundamentals issue? | ||
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Timebon3s
Norway764 Posts
I'm a firm believer that people don't really give a fuck about how a company is actually doing, they're just interested if its going up or down. Just look at tesla and bitcoin for that sake. Sure, one stock here and there will not return to where it was, which is why I never buy single stocks, I just buy index funds. And if a stock goes to shit, a different one will take its place. I have yet to hear from one person who's out for good. Its either people trying to time the markets, or people who are long. | ||
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Billyboy
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I know there is a whole bunch of investors who are simply waiting for Trump to change his mind and "buy the dip", and at this point I believe large institutional investors are in the same boat, you can't model Trumps insanity. He has in a way turned the world markets into Meme stocks. | ||
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Doublemint
Austria8726 Posts
On April 07 2025 23:18 oBlade wrote: QQQ up 6% in the span of six minutes. and now we know why. On April 08 2025 02:31 KT_Elwood wrote: https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/stock-markets-drop-rumor-trump-pause-tariffs-1235311713/ Journlism is now reading twitter..which can be faked... and professional stock trading is reading that journalism. Check Intraday from tweet to Trillion dollar market mistakes based on misleading "Verified tweets" https://markets.businessinsider.com/index/s&p_500 I demand that we move wallstreet to the roblox economy to make it make more sense. I feel cheeky and just gonna steal this post from the US pol thread. more people need to see this. | ||
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