Ags2013 said:

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"OH NO CRYPTO IS GOING TO ZERO"

yawn

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Would love to see it drop way down and then load up for another ride to the top.

I bought bitcoin at $6k during Covid. It's always been monopoly money to me.

Fwiw, Tom Lee said he thinks the washout is done for bitcoin around $77k at the lowest (maybe a little above that). And MSTR is prob now at its low. He also said that the climb of bitcoin to new ATH will be much faster that this downward slide.

LMCane said:

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GeorgiAg said:

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At least I'm not dumb enough to trade on margin. Yikes.

I have no idea what I'm doing and every day I realize that I may have even less than no idea of what I'm doing.

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now basically EVERY Youtube equity podcaster

is promoting their own "how to trade on margin with options and puts" courses!

they started out just offering free podcasts about how to analyze the stock market.

as if all the dummies watching these podcasts are savvy enough to understand how to outearn the SP 500 or NASDAQ.

we have now officially entered the "my uber driver says to buy Bloom Energy" phase of the market cycle!

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Ha, I actually heard about BE yesterday via a podcast. Wasn't familiar with Chris Camillo, but he's the one that mentioned it. I haven't looked into BE in depth at all yet though.

I do think energy over the next 5-10 years are going to be huge wins overall, just have to pick a few that will give you the best chance at a huge return. (OKLO, NNE, SMR, BE, etc)

I have been in OKLO and Bloom for months now.

look at their performance today.

OY!!!

Vertiv seems to be holding up the best so far.

i started positions with Dominion and Constellation about 6 months ago. hopefully the buildout of data centers will continue based on what Jensen stated last night

looks like we are going to be in a correction market for the next few months until Powell is replaced and rate cuts start coming in.

BucketofBalls99 said:

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techno-ag said:

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If things keep dropping through the end of the year it might be time to load up on some long term holds. SMCI, BMNR and some index ETFs are prime candidates for me.

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I am in BMNR only to watch it just steadily go down day by day. I'm down a good % and can only hope it will go back up. I'm just not so sure about crypto anymore…we'll see

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I have a crypto bucket I plan to ride till the end. I figure I'll either make a ton or lose 5% thats my crypto bucket.

Im riding ETH and BMNR out but sold half my BTC before the dip around 102K and have started slowly buying back lower

I wouldn't worry. Stay the course

I think it's more so buyers betting on a gap up tomorrow rather than any kind of bounce today.

Crazy.

The market this morning vs the market now.$SPY down 1.12%, $QQQ down nearly 2%, $NVDA down nearly 3% after being up 5%.

Ouch. pic.twitter.com/KPn4K3qwjZ

— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) November 20, 2025

BREAKING: The Fear & Greed Index falls to 8, now at its lowest level since the April 2025 bottom.

We are back to "Extreme Fear" with the S&P 500 just 5% away from a record high.

The last time this happened, the S&P 500 rallied +200 points in 48 hours. https://t.co/3DG1Dboy2b pic.twitter.com/Cotc1c8VeU

— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) November 20, 2025

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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BREAKING: The Fear & Greed Index falls to 8, now at its lowest level since the April 2025 bottom.

We are back to "Extreme Fear" with the S&P 500 just 5% away from a record high.

The last time this happened, the S&P 500 rallied +200 points in 48 hours. https://t.co/3DG1Dboy2b pic.twitter.com/Cotc1c8VeU

— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) November 20, 2025

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Just curious why this would cause the market to crash if the Fed announcement is on Dec-10.

There is quite literally only ONE headline that can even be partially blamed for such a sudden market crash.

At 11:20 AM ET, the US Labor Department said the November and October employment "situation" will be released on December 16th.

We now know that the Fed is effectively entering another interest rate decision with an economic data blackout.

Heading towards a shortened trading week with light volumes I don't know why someone would want to get in now given this action.

Everyone chasing headlines, you will always be misled.

NVDA earnings gapped up on algo volume. The initial selling after the first high was roughly the same volume as the gap up. Algos pumped it, retail jumped it, then algos exited with fresh cash. Retail buyers trapped and didnt know it. All within the context of an SPX that had previously just broken and important daily MA. Volatility stayed above support this morning with insane short exposure. Beach ball being held underwater. Once it popped, there were no buyers to catch the equities. Liquidity still on the sideline.

They resorted to that stupid **** last week when the market was down 1.2%.

Well, SPX and Nasdaq closed on their 100 DMA. We either bounce here or we retest the 200 DMA.

flashplayer said:

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gougler08 said:

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Entered BBWI here with shares, tight stop at $24.50 as it would break out of the Darvas Box to the downside if it gets that low

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I have added more but setting my stop at $23 to avoid a sharp ricochet movement off the 23.75-24.50 range.

Holding on until Valentine's day or $37, whichever comes first.

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T&Ps

I Am A Critic said:

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flashplayer said:

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gougler08 said:

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Entered BBWI here with shares, tight stop at $24.50 as it would break out of the Darvas Box to the downside if it gets that low

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I have added more but setting my stop at $23 to avoid a sharp ricochet movement off the 23.75-24.50 range.

Holding on until Valentine's day or $37, whichever comes first.

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T&Ps

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Notice the stop. Hit 2 weeks ago. I will live to make another bad trade.

It's not setting a stop on crypto related stocks that's smacking me around right now.

Will be surprised if any sort of bounce starts before mid-day tomorrow. Might even wait until Monday. And I wouldn't get too giddy on that bounce. Like I said earlier today, this is likely whiplash until month end or first week of Dec. 6400 is definitely on the table the way today closed.

If S&P doesn't hold here, will be looking for around 6180 support if things get extreme. Low volume nodes between here and there though.

A -3.5% intraday swing is quite extreme, especially this close to ATH. Haven't pulled numbers but know it's rare as we had one of these before the tariff crash