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18/02/16
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Originally posted by madamswer
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09:56 is not a good time to re-commence a complex discussion (tho it can and has been explained very easily). Markets open at 10, and there is also a Pre Market Auction.
Sorry.
I'll remember for future reference.
It's just that because I very seldom buy or sell shares - maybe a few times a quarter, maximum - 09:56 is not an important time of day for me. I certainly do not find myself to ever be in a position of being beholden to Pre Market Auctions.
But I respect that you might because you have a different style to mine.
"The US is not healthy, based on pretty much all Econ Releases, which I - at considerable personal cost - "break" every night around 12:30, and subsequently , as recently as last night. A thankless task."
Sounds hectic.
Not sure why you do it, then.
"The put was originally called the Greenspan Put, now expanded to Greenspan-Bernanke-Yellen Put. I've seen this in operation since the late nineties (at latest), if not before. It's moral hazard, and it's not a good thing."
Sure. Agree. But it is what it is, and I'm not sure what good stressing about it does.
Because any middle-aged investor like myself could have been stressing about it my entire investing life (which is now encroaching two and a half decades), and it would all have been to little avail.
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09:56 is not an important time of day for me. "
Open and Close are THE MOST IMPORTANT times of day too most on HS, and ALL market participants. Period. Also I had an Earnings announcement for my biggest and most profitable L/T holding....which sold off...I needed to be present
"Not sure why you do it, then." It's integral to helping me put food on the table, albeit in a Super Fund, with limited withdrawals.