In today’s exciting episode, we answer two important questions.
The first is: “What is the impact of a major hurricane on stock markets? ” We are guided by some historical data.
The second is “What will happen in the market over the rest of this week?”
We’ll skip the coffee, kibbles, snivels, and drivel..Hurricane recovery costs money and some of that is like to come from the markets.
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Has Harvey has left a big smile on Auto manufacturers faces?
“HOUSTON” We have a Market! Get some vehicles off their lots at least?
Everything is a business model…
Please!
Now the rest of the county has to worry about ‘cheap’ used water-damaged cars . . . no thank you!
Beware!!!
Your govt has to decide in the next month to:
Build the Wall of Indifference and let disaster victims suffer?
http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/trump-congress-disaster-relief/2017/08/30/id/810778/
“prevent market quaking default on U.S. obligations” (raise the debt ceiling)
Houston rescue southern style?
First you need a navy…
http://zello.com/channels/k/eyGZv
Shouldn’t High School Physics put these warmest people off? I mean when a gas(atmosphere) Heats up it holds more water. When it cools it releases water. If Harvey broke rainfall records does that not indicate the atmosphere is Cooling? If we look back on historical data it should show a trend of record rainfall amounts going up or down is my guess. This is as close as I can find.http://www.longrangeweather.com/global_temperatures.htm
Dammit Goz, there you go – being logical – which is what we like to do…shame on us
Lower air pressure makes for fewer air molecules, makes the upper atmosphere cooler….
https://water.usgs.gov/edu/watercyclecondensation.html
Lots of warm water rising/evaporating will fall somewhere as rain (or in the arctic regions, snow). No, the atmosphere is not cooling.
Here’s the book recommended by George
https://www.iceagenow.info/cattle-farmers-southern-texas-facing-disaster/#more-22286
It’s the breakdown of the ocean currents (caused by warmer water) that begins the ice age.
Thinking about ‘the contract’ low. I’m not sure how to price for a double bottom due to the time factor. Hmmm…..
In a Peoplenomics issue, it would be nice to read an explanation of using “One Cancels Other Order (OCO)” or sometimes called a “bracket order” when you own an ETF & are looking to sell but think it may go up a little more. For example, you own TQQQ at $110.50 & put in 2 orders: 1. A sell limit order with a Limit price of $112.00 and 2. A trailing stop-on-quote order with a trailing stop amount of $1.50. So if TQQQ hits $112.00 it is sold. Also if it never hits $112.00 but drops more than $1.50 from its high price for the day it is sold. Looking to lock in additional gains, but protect the downside.
I have never used OCO orders. My personal reason is that I don’t care about the last (or first) 5% of a move. I could see an OCO if I was in surgery, or something. But in general, I don’t like GTC, OCO or any other order where the “trigger” is pulled when I’m not on the gun, so to speak. That’s asking for nasty whipsaws, IMO
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/28/stocks-will-likely-remain-unaffected-by-hurricane-harvey-tragedy.html
watch the video (if it will open for non-subscribers), Katrina caused LOWER oil prices!
http://www.elliottwave.com/
Cloud seeding feeding the hurricane !!!!
Yet every year in Austin is a meeting of the Weather Modification Advisory Committee
Scary stuff the USDA is doing too.
“USDA: Texas Electrostatic Cloud Seeding Experiment June 2017”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvlUHX2dQDc
Talk given Dec 2016 – Jim Lee – you will be blown away via the content.
“Geoengineering, Weather Modification, and Weaponizing Nature”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH_Skm-OkZs
Jim Lee and others speaking –
“EPA Hearing on Jet Pollution and Geoengineering”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yY1_NvWKNi8
Well, it’s started here in West Texas. Whether or not it’s an actual gas shortage or simply the results of rumors spreading quickly we’ve had a few large gas stations run out of gas here in San Angelo but no price gouging that I can tell. Our son called last night to tell us his boss sent him out to get 1000 gallons of gas and then started to wash out barrels to use for gas containers. They wound up with 2000 gallons of gas to continue operations over the next few weeks. Needless to say I was filling up everything last night before the local quick stop closed. It’s a great exercise to show where our readiness needs are at the very least. It could also turn into a self-fulfilling prophecy.