$HOPE

hope sombody took those super easy money

i hope tim knight didnt get roasted on this move lol

Ok, I have my sell in for TSLA day trade. Now we have to hope TSLA hits 216.95. If it gets around 214, I'll probably raise my stop from the current 209.75.

Hope someone stuck with them

posted at 1215. I can barely do day scalps and work. but hope someone got them

yeah, i hope they do agree this thing tomorrow, that will make everything more predictable, less reliant on moment by moment commentary from publicity seeking reps, then Nasdaq can have its Blow off top, and we can get to the serious business of crashing into september lows of 2400 😁

Trial deadline is May 31st for refunds. I wouldn't be surprised to see others leave as well. > @danbrey said: I caught up on my reading and it sounds like Chris Day Trade isn't doing very well. He was probably glad to see me go, good riddance. Don't let the door hit you in butt Dan. Seriously, I hope it works better for you guys.

I caught up on my reading and it sounds like Chris Day Trade isn't doing very well. He was probably glad to see me go, good riddance. Don't let the door hit you in butt Dan. Seriously, I hope it works better for you guys.

if you were in $NVDA i hope you went market out on open

hope somebody got the $amd calls I posted the first 5 mins

Hope you avoided $PLCE yesterday, down 17% on earnings > @HokiDoki said: $PLCE looks interesting setup off a base

i hope he is found dead in an ally , where rats start eating him right away . . .

i hope he is found dead in an ally , where rats start eating him right away . . .

hope it works. If not Monday I will check and see what other flow comes in

I hope so 😁

By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian shares rose on Friday and the dollar hung near a two-month peak as increased hopes of a deal over the U.S. debt ceiling and strong economic data lifted sentiment, while Japan's Nikkei jumped to highest in nearly 33 years. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 0.20% in choppy trading and was set to clock a gain of 0.6% for the week, its best run in over a month. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.66%, while Japan's Nikkei continued its ascent, rising to its highest since August 1990, during the country's so-called bubble era. A series of strong corporate results, an economy that is showing signs of a revival and a renewed interest from foreign investors in the wake of increased investment by Warrant Buffett has boosted Nikkei, with the index soaring 18% in the year, far outperforming other major Asian markets. Investor attention has been firmly on the negotiations over U.S. debt ceiling and rising optimism that a deal could be reached soon sent U.S. shares higher overnight [.N]. E-mini futures for the S&P 500 rose 0.17% in Asian hours. Futures indicated European stocks were set to open higher, with Eurostoxx 50 futures up 0.44%, German DAX futures up 0.41% and FTSE futures up 0.23%. U.S. President Joe Biden and House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy, the top Republican in Washington, hope to finalise a deal on the debt ceiling after Biden returns from the Group of Seven meeting in Japan on Sunday. "What makes things more complicated this year is that the Democrats and Republicans are so wide apart from each other ... negotiations will take a long time because each one is trying to get something out of that negotiations," said Alexandre Tavazzi, head of CIO office and macro research for Pictet Wealth Management. In China, data this week showed the economy lost momentum at the beginning of the second quarter, stoking worries over the wobbly post-COVID-19 recovery. China's blue-chip CSI300 Index rose 0.20%, while the Shanghai Composite Index was up 0.13%, having reversed from earlier losses. Hong Kong's Hang Seng index fell 1%, dragged down by tech stocks after Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) Group Holding Ltd reported a lower-than-expected 2% rise in quarterly revenue. The index is down 1.2% for the year. "It appears momentum from the reopening may have faded quicker than in other countries and further policy easing may be required," said Shane Oliver, chief economist at AMP (OTC:AMLTF). Meanwhile, data overnight showed fewer-than-expected Americans filed initial jobless claims last week, lowering odds the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates before year-end. Hawkish rhetoric from Fed speakers continued with Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan and St. Louis Fed President James Bullard saying inflation was not cooling fast enough to allow the Fed to pause its interest-rate hike campaign. The Fed has lifted borrowing costs at each meeting since March 2022, bringing them from near zero to a 5.00-5.25% range as of early this month. Markets are now pricing in a 36% chance of a 25 basis point hike when the Fed meets next month, compared with 10% chance a week earlier, CME FedWatch tool showed. "It's still a difficult call, whether they need to hike again or not," said Robert St Clair, head of investment strategy at Fullerton Fund Management in Singapore. "There's encouraging signs for inflation across the board, but the one that is still quite sticky is the services inflation," he said. "Things are still going to be data driven." Investors will parse through comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell's panel discussion later in the day to gauge the path the central bank is likely to take. In the currency market, the yen strengthened 0.24% to 138.40 per dollar, but was hovering near the six-month low of 138.75 touched overnight. Against a basket of currencies, the dollar rose 0.029% and was wedged near a two-month high. The offshore yuan fell to 7.0677 per dollar, the weakest since Dec. 2. Analysts predict more weakness in the future and point to the Fed's policy as being the bigger driver than economic weakness at home. U.S. crude rose 0.65% to $72.33 per barrel and Brent was at $76.43, up 0.75% on the day. Spot gold added 0.3% to $1,963.59 an ounce.

lol. I hope he will be fine. when was last time he was here?

I hope they don't smack it back to the 35 level. tired of that area

open opsition? > @Marcosx said: picked up LAC this morn hope for a quick flip another point higher so far so good

picked up LAC this morn hope for a quick flip another point higher so far so good

Thanks, I got to give Chris a lot of credit. Unfortunately, he has ran into a lot of health problems. I just hope he gets better so he can straighten out all these systems. So, we wait.

By Orhan Coskun, Ece Toksabay and Ali Kucukgocmen ANKARA (Reuters) -Turkey headed for a runoff vote after President Tayyip Erdogan led over his opposition rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu in Sunday's election but fell short of an outright majority to extend his 20-year rule of the NATO-member country. Neither Erdogan nor Kilicdaroglu cleared the 50% threshold needed to avoid a second round, to be held on May 28, in an election seen as a verdict on Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian path. The presidential vote will decide not only who leads Turkey but also whether it reverts to a more secular, democratic path, how it will handle its severe cost of living crisis, and manage key relations with Russia, the Middle East and the West. Kilicdaroglu, who said he would prevail in the runoff, urged his supporters to be patient and accused Erdogan's party of interfering with the counting and reporting of results. But Erdogan performed better than pre-election polls had predicted, and he appeared in a confident and combative mood as he addressed his supporters. "We are already ahead of our closest rival by 2.6 million votes. We expect this figure to increase with official results," Erdogan said. With almost 97% of ballot boxes counted, Erdogan led with 49.39% of votes and Kilicdaroglu had 44.92%, according to state-owned news agency Anadolu. Turkey's High Election Board gave Erdogan 49.49% with 91.93% of ballot boxes counted. Thousands of Erdogan voters converged on the party's headquarters in Ankara, blasting party songs from loudspeakers and waving flags. Some danced in the street. "We know it is not exactly a celebration yet but we hope we will soon celebrate his victory. Erdogan is the best leader we had for this country and we love him," said Yalcin Yildrim, 39, who owns a textile factory. ERDOGAN HAS EDGE The results reflected deep polarization in a country at a political crossroads. The vote was set to hand Erdogan's ruling alliance a majority in parliament, giving him a potential edge heading into the runoff. Opinion polls before the election had pointed to a very tight race but gave Kilicdaroglu, who heads a six-party alliance, a slight lead. Two polls on Friday showed him above the 50% threshold. The country of 85 million people - already struggling with soaring inflation - now faces two weeks of uncertainty that could rattle markets, with analysts expecting gyrations in the local currency and stock market. "The next two weeks will probably be the longest two weeks in Turkey's history and a lot will happen. I would expect a significant crash in the Istanbul stock exchange and lots of fluctuations in the currency," said Hakan Akbas, managing director of Strategic Advisory Services, a consultancy. "Erdogan will have an advantage in a second vote after his alliance did far better than the opposition's alliance," he added. A third nationalist presidential candidate, Sinan Ogan, stood at 5.3% of the vote. He could be a "kingmaker" in the runoff depending on which candidate he endorses, analysts said. The opposition said Erdogan's party was delaying full results from emerging by lodging objections, while authorities were publishing results in an order that artificially boosted Erdogan's tally. Kilicdaroglu, in an earlier appearance, said that Erdogan's party was "destroying the will of Turkey" by objecting to the counts of more than 1,000 ballot boxes. "You cannot prevent what will happen with objections. We will never let this become a fait accompli," he said. But the mood at the opposition party's headquarters, where Kilicdaroglu expected victory, was subdued as the votes were counted. His supporters waved flags of Turkey's founder Mustafa Kemal Ataturk and beat drums. KEY PUTIN ALLY The choice of Turkey's next president is one of the most consequential political decisions in the country's 100-year history and will reverberate well beyond Turkey's borders. A victory for Erdogan, one of President Vladimir Putin's most important allies, will likely cheer the Kremlin but unnerve the Biden administration, as well as many European and Middle Eastern leaders who had troubled relations with Erdogan. Turkey's longest-serving leader has turned the NATO member and Europe's second-largest country into a global player, modernised it through megaprojects such as new bridges and airports and built an arms industry sought by foreign states. But his volatile economic policy of low interest rates, which set off a spiralling cost of living crisis and inflation, left him prey to voters' anger. His government's slow response to a devastating earthquake in southeast Turkey that killed 50,000 people earlier this year added to voters' dismay. PARLIAMENTARY MAJORITY Kilicdaroglu has pledged to revive democracy after years of state repression, return to orthodox economic policies, empower institutions that lost autonomy under Erdogan and rebuild frail ties with the West. Thousands of political prisoners and activists could be released if the opposition prevails. Critics fear Erdogan will govern ever more autocratically if he wins another term. The 69-year-old president, a veteran of a dozen election victories, says he respects democracy. In the parliamentary vote, the People's Alliance of Erdogan's Islamist-rooted AKP, the nationalist MHP and others fared better than expected and were headed for a majority.

155,000 immigrants in Mexico waiting to cross the border at midnight. Covid rules expire today too. Auspicious day. It's a shame all these people have to leave their homes because of the dysfunctional, authoritarian governments they live under like Venezuela. It's also a shame U.S. taxpayers have to foot the bill for these illegal immigrants. Hope we find a peaceful resolution. As usual, the children caught in the middle. Peace.

I was going to say I hope it's AOC

hope it go higher

you kow me, i hope tsla pops 20 p[ts tonight lol

whyyyy did you remember me this $TSLA story? lol > @thegiz18 said: This weeks $JD $40 are going to be under a lot of pressure unless there is a nice opening bounce, quite a bit of open interest on that one and likely many anxious holder wanting to salvage something from them. Good luck and hope they pay out for you.

This weeks $JD $40 are going to be under a lot of pressure unless there is a nice opening bounce, quite a bit of open interest on that one and likely many anxious holder wanting to salvage something from them. Good luck and hope they pay out for you.

market likes to mess with those in the crowded trade, let's hope $JD moves to the upside

Also took some shares on $TOP at $9, purely speculative for another squeeze attempt, hope it hasn't had it last hurrah. 200sh gamble.

i hope it bounce big before open so i dont cry lol

HOPE EVERYONE CAUGHT SOME GOOD ENTRIES

HOPE EVERYONE CAUGHT SOME GOOD ENTRIES

oh wow, hope everything is good now

hope it keeps going

nice. I hope I'm still trading at 65. how do you keep you mind sharp? I'm always working on that now

emailed Echofin. I keep getting refreshes in here. the app and the web version. makes it hard to post. especially in the am as it deletes all the crap I had typed. hope they can come back with a response to fix it. no other software does this to me

hope you all enjoy your weekend