Today is a huge jump up..big gap....looks good on the ticker but the volatility is still high.

It could be a rare reaction that is the result of an overreaction to Omicron.

But bull markets don't happen when volatility is high. That being said, we got good bounces off the 50 days. Just need the volatility to come in now.
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And it was less volume today right? So less follow through buying compared to yesterday which isn’t always a good sign and could mean volatility is still very much a factor.
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Couple of my penny stocks had a really good day

CYBL up 43%
FERN up 33%

Disappointed in ILUS today. -1.16% It should have followed the other two.
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Good day. Good, good day. I'm still about 3 percent off of my November 16 peak, but this makes up some notable ground.

It was a good day to own Trup and Nvax stock. I only have a tiny amount, but it's a much larger tiny amount after today.
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Oh my , those two stocks kicked ass! :-):-):-):-):-)
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almost time to take profits on AMC, LEWDOG YOU BITCH
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Was this the to the moon move?
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I'm not MTG, don't put that evil on me ricky bobby!

Just want to be a filthy short and pump the dump!
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I have started piecing in this morning noting the lack of volatility and that it looks like it may have peaked. May have missed the bottom and may still get a bottom but I am in the ball park. And since I never sold anything I am no worse for wear.
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I'm really happy I went in heavy on AAPL. After I dump AmC I'm moving that money there.
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Pulled from stocktwits:

#Citadel has been shorting companies like AMC/GME and others. Hedge funds like Citadel suffered massive losses in the hundreds of millions . The company is said to even have taken action against it asking the broker to suspend trading. During a testimony Citadel CEO Griffin admitted the short positions were now closed. A search of Bloomberg however revealed that Citadel not only have failed to cover the short positions from January, but those have actually grown exponentially.

Citadel can use Chinese commercial paper and bonds as collateral. Once Evergrande is declared bankrupt and has a D status, the hedge funds can no longer use the Chinese paper and bonds as collateral. As a result, they are unable to meet multi-billion dollar margin requirements and must sell shares to cover margins or close short positions. In doing so, hedge funds must buy AMC/GME at any price. Even if the market collapses, AMC and GME shares will soar. Apes ... you are going to be filthy rich.
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LET'S GOOOOO
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I think I'll buy 10 mores share later in after hours just to scratch my itch.
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I wonder if the people saying this have a financial incentive to keep the hype high. :-)
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Yawn.

Similar things being said since summer.
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