Originally Posted by lewdog:
Shit. I saw something like 500+ just a bit ago?
Damn idiots buying up shit already. Hopefully it turns back down for a while.
The Chinese are supporting the 7 level that everyone freaked out about them breaking today. Futures were down 600 several hours ago. Now down 185. China will fuck itself raw if they let their currency go down. It will collapse. Literally. [Reply]
Fucking corn down the buttfucking limit 2 minutes after the report today.
Giant portion of the cornbelt got planted late. Conventional knowledge says planting delays in the cornbelt cost yield. Unless it's 6 weeks late, then there is super high yields according to USDA.
So either every delayed planting weather rally there has ever been ever, not to mention a forest of paper worth of university research is flat wrong, or this yield number the USDA puked out is wrong.
Goddamned sisterfuckers.
/rant
tl;dr If you were short corn at 10:59 AM, you've made money. [Reply]
Originally Posted by scho63:
At what price do you buy US Steel? $8 or $9
Damn it's down a lot $11.60
If I knew how to pick an absolute bottom I'd be wealthy. But unless you're buying 50,000 shares I don't see much difference in 11.60 and 9.00.
I don't see it really rebounding until the china trade war is over and China is content on waiting until the next election before it gives in. Just my opinion.
At some point and time I can see X going back to 30-40 but that may be 1 year and it may be 5 years. [Reply]
Don't ever mention Entravision or Thor RVs to me in a conversation, please. Those two stocks have been killing me for a year now and I keep thinking they have to rebound. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
Don't ever mention Entravision or Thor RVs to me in a conversation, please. Those two stocks have been killing me for a year now and I keep thinking they have to rebound.
Sell them and give yourself a tax deduction.
Might be a good time to take that cash and put back in a fund while the market is tanking. [Reply]
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The weaker outlook for iQiyi (IQ), Baidu’s majority-holding video-streaming subsidiary, was one of the factors contributing to the lowered expectations for Baidu. There has been a delay in the launch of some broadcasting content due to increased regulatory scrutiny from the government, which could result in lower-than-expected growth in iQiyi’s paid subscribers and thus membership revenue in the second half of 2019. Chung lowered his price target for iQiyi, which is listed separately on the Nasdaq, to $19 from $21. The stock currently trades at about $17 per share.
Another headwind for Baidu is the continuously low demand for online advertising in China, driven by the slowing economy and uncertainties in the macro environment. The recently escalated trade war between the U.S. and China, especially, could hurt sentiment, wrote Chung. He lowered the revenue estimate for Baidu’s core advertising business by 0.7% and 1.6% in the third and fourth quarter, respectively.
