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@ivtrades-Chris #ivtrades
**Open Interest Change In $SE JAN 19th 2024 60.00 Call**-The Open Interest (OI) for this contract is up by +22,322 as of today's session and now stands @ 28528. This is a net Open Interest increase of 78% over the the last trading session's Open Interest data.This is a potentially bullish set up but needs to be checked and qualified.
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@trademaster #TradeHouses
Investing.com -- U.S. stocks were rising as bond yields eased back from multiyear highs following a smaller-than-forecast private payrolls report for September. At 09:38 ET (13:38 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 45 points, or 0.1%, while the S&P 500 was up 0.4% and the NASDAQ Composite was up 0.7%. Wednesday's positive news on the labor market was in contrast to a stronger-than-expected report on job openings on Tuesday, which sent Wall Street's three main indexes lower for the day as bond yields surged. Yields typically move inversely to prices. The 30-stock Dow posted its worst day since March and the benchmark S&P touched its lowest mark since June. The biggest daily decrease came in the tech-heavy Nasdaq, which fell by 1.9%. Following the losses, the Dow is now in negative territory this year. However, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are still up by 10% and 24%, respectively, in 2023, thanks in part to an artificial intelligence-powered surge in tech stocks earlier in the year. U.S. private sector adds fewer-than-expected roles The U.S. private sector added far smaller-than-forecast 89,000 jobs in September, according to a report by payrolls processor ADP on Wednesday, in what was the slowest pace of growth since January 2021, when private employers shed jobs. Economists had expected the private sector to have added 153,000 jobs last month. August's figure was revised up to show job gains of 180,000 from the gain of 177,000 that was initially reported. September's steep decline may indicate that the job market in the world's largest economy is beginning to weaken, a trend that could relieve upward pressure on wages, help cool inflation, and give the Federal Reserve more headroom to back away from further policy tightening. The all-important monthly nonfarm payrolls report at the end of the trading week will likely flesh out the jobs picture. The U.S. economy is expected to have added 163,000 jobs last month, slipping from 187,000 in August. Bond yield spike eases after private payrolls The spike in Treasury yields declined in the wake of the private payrolls figures, as traders yet again recalibrated their interest rate expectations. By 09:35 ET, the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield had edged down by 0.05 percentage points to 4.75%, just under its highest level since mid-2007. The 30-year yield fell by 0.07 percentage points to 4.87%, but remained close to a mark last seen before the financial crisis. The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of other currencies, also slipped after it was boosted by the surge in yields to near 11-month highs. Cal-Maine slumps In corporate news, shares in egg producer Cal-Maine Foods (NASDAQ:CALM) fell 8.9% after it reported first-quarter earnings per share of 2 cents versus analysts' estimates for 33 cents. Revenue of $459.3 million missed projections of $473.37 million, primarily due to the decrease in the net average selling price for conventional eggs. Elsewhere, Palantir (NYSE:PLTR) shares jumped 4.3% after Bloomberg News reported that the data analysis group is poised to secure a contract to overhaul the UK's National Health Service, while Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock slipped after analysts at KeyBanc Capital Markets downgraded their rating of the iPhone maker. Oil drops amid U.S. dollar strength Oil prices dipped on Wednesday as the jump in the U.S. dollar threatened to make crude more expensive for buyers using foreign currency, potentially hitting demand. Traders will be monitoring a meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies, known as OPEC+, on Wednesday. Saudi Arabia and Russia, two major members of the producer group, decided last month to extend output reductions until the end of the year. (Oliver Gray contributed to this report)
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@ivtrades-Chris #ivtrades
Open Interest Change in $KVUE DEC 15th 2023 22.50 Call- The Open Interest (OI) for this contract is up by +30,734 as of today's session and now stands @ 57734. This is a net Open Interest increase of 53% over the the last trading session's Open Interest data.This is a potentially bullish set up but needs to be checked and qualified.
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@trademaster #TradeHouses
Investing.com -- Oil prices stabilized Monday as investors balanced off concerns about a hit to U.S. economic activity following last week’s Federal Reserve meeting with a tight supply outlook. By 09:10 ET (13.10 GMT), the U.S. crude futures traded 0.1% higher at $90.10 a barrel, while the Brent contract climbed 0.1% to $92.03 - not far from last week’s 10-month high. Crude market steadies after last week’s hit The crude market registered its first losing week in four last week, largely because of pressure from hawkish messaging from the Federal Reserve, as the central bank projected higher-for-longer interest rates, potentially hitting economic activity in the world’s largest energy consumer. This line also boosted the dollar to its highest levels in six months, which makes commodities denominated in the greenback, such as oil, more expensive for foreign buyers. However, the market remains elevated after Russia suspended most fuel exports in a bid to address rising local gasoline prices. This move, although deemed temporary, is still expected to substantially tighten oil markets in the coming weeks, given that Russia and Saudi Arabia also cut production by a combined 1.3 million barrels per day for the remainder of the year. U.S. oil rig count falls again Adding to the expectations of a very tight market towards the end of the year was the latest data from Baker Hughes, showing that the U.S. oil rig count fell by 8 over the last week to 507 - a drop of 114 rigs since the start of the year. “The fall in rig count this year is what has given OPEC+ the confidence to cut output without having to worry too much about losing market share to non-OPEC producers,” said analysts at ING, in a note. Speculative net long positions grow Speculators remain constructive towards the market, with the speculative net long positions in the ICE Brent contract grew by almost 18,000 lots over the last reporting week. “This is the largest net long speculators have held since March, and the increase over the week was predominantly driven by short covering,” ING added. Similarly, speculators increased their net long positions in the Nymex WTI by just over 15,000 lots, to the largest position held since February last year. Inflation, PMI data on tap This week sees important inflation data from Japan, the eurozone and the U.S., while several Fed members, most notably Chair Jerome Powell on Friday, are due to speak, amid growing concerns that rising oil prices could trigger a resurgence in inflation, attracting more hawkish moves by global central banks. Additionally, traders will also focus on China’s purchasing managers’ index data for September, after PMIs for August showed some signs of improvement, particularly in the manufacturing sector.
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@PMTTRADER #PMT
Laissez moi être clair : Combien ont encore voulu trader les news ou même prendre position quelques heures avant le FOMC. C’est ce qu’on appelle des imbéciles ! Sévère mais réaliste 😄 Ce soir c’est le parfait exemple avec le compte rendu du FOMC. Tout le monde parle de Fed, du FOMC mais 99% d’entre eux ne savent pas comment prendre en compte ce qui a été dit. Quelle est la pertinence de savoir que c’est un évènement « classé » 3 étoiles et qu’il y a un risque ? Je veux dire…de quel risque vous parlez ? Je suis sûr que vous ne le savez même pas. Et ça vous devez le savoir dès le départ - C'est pourquoi je vous l'ai dit : Connaître le marché, savoir ce que le marché pense, où il a tort, où il a raison.. Ce qui est attendu... Ce qui est une surprise... Bref être une personne intelligente pas un immature qui prend des décisions basés sur des suppositions à deux balles. Ce que la FED veut éviter c'est d'appuyer sur les freins trop tôt... pour que l'inflation revienne... ils veulent s'assurer que le fantôme ne revienne pas. Ça parait logique pourtant non ? Alors selon vous pourquoi les institutionnels se mettent à vendre du dollar depuis près d’un mois ?…🤔 Mais que fait la FED maintenant ? Ils attendent plus de données ! Comme vous !!!!!!!!!!!! Des décisions basées sur des données. Comme dans le trading. Après c’est pas faute de tout expliquer depuis le début. Je sais qu’il y a des nouveaux etc mais ce que je vous partage c’est de la valeur qui vaut cher 😁, enfin cher…je ne sais même pas si cela est quantifiable en réalité car avec autant de connaissances dans un seul et même endroit (le cerveau en l’occurence) vous pouvez accomplir tellement de choses. À l’inverse rejoignez tous ces contenus BS sur le net mais… imaginez expliquer à vos parents sur la base de l’analyse techniques pourquoi ils devraient investir en vous. Quelle blague 😆 Le marché vous apprendra toujours, même si vous pensez que VOUS avez toujours raison, le marché vous remettra à votre place si vous ne le comprenez pas. Le succès à long terme est la clé ! Et oui…la raison de votre échec n’est pas le marché, votre TP, votre SL ou même la volatilité. C’est vous le problème. C’est ce que vous savez, ce que vous comprenez. Est-ce forcément de votre faute ? Bien sûr que non, chacun apprend à sa manière, chacun a ses propres expériences, ses valeurs, objectifs…bref tout un tas de choses. 💥 Aussi, envoyez-moi des problèmes que vous rencontrez en termes de trading, d'état d'esprit, de stratégie, de marchés ou autre. J’y répondrai si le temps me le permet…mais pas de questions stupides svp qui peuvent être répondu par ChatGPT 😆 Je ne suis pas ChatGPT mais je connait bien mieux mon sujet que lui, bref voyez avec qui vous souhaitez vous former ! Il est tard, pas de temps à discuter plus longtemps 💯 A + tard.
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@Marcosx #ivtrades
apparently his shark tank investments are net net losers as well
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@trademaster #TradeHouses
By David Shepardson and Andrea Shalal SHANGHAI/WASHINGTON (Reuters) -China has defended its business practices after U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said American firms had told her it had become "uninvestible," highlighting a trend of global investors turning away from assets in the world's second-largest economy. The commerce secretary is the latest Biden administration official to visit China in a bid to strengthen communications, particularly on economics and defense, amid concern that friction between the two superpowers could spiral out of control. She insists the United States does not want to decouple from China but her comment on the difficulties U.S. businesses face have shone a harsh light on trade and investment flows between the geopolitical rivals. Asked to respond to the comments Raimondo made in China, the spokesperson for the Chinese embassy in Washington, Liu Pengyu said that most of the 70,000 U.S. firms doing business in China wanted to stay, that nearly 90% were profitable, and that Beijing was working to further ease market access for foreign companies. "China is actively advancing its high-level opening-up and making efforts to provide a world-class, market-oriented business environment governed by a sound legal framework," he said. "China will only open its doors even wider to the outside world." The Commerce Department declined to comment. Global investors, who have been spooked by unpredictable crackdowns on sectors from e-commerce to education in recent years, have been streaming out of Chinese assets lately. Foreign net selling of 82.9 billion yuan ($11.4 billion) in Chinese stocks this month is a record outflow. Corporate investment is also going missing, with foreign direct investment at its lowest since records began 25 years ago. Raimondo is in Shanghai on Wednesday for the last day of meetings before returning to the United States. Asked what her message was to U.S. business in China, Raimondo said: "The message is to continue to do what you're doing. We want you here investing, growing." But on Tuesday, she told reporters on a highspeed train from Beijing to Shanghai that U.S. companies had complained to her that China has become "uninvestible," pointing to fines, raids and other actions that have made it risky to do business in the world's second-largest economy. She is pressing China to take actions to improve business conditions. China was no longer seen as a "top three investment priority" by American firms for the first time in the 25-year history of the American Chamber of Commerce in China's annual position paper, it said early this year. 'QUITE COMPLICATED' Raimondo said American firms are facing new challenges, among them "exorbitant fines without any explanation, revisions to the counterespionage law, which are unclear and sending shockwaves through the U.S. community; raids on businesses – a whole new level of challenge and we need that to be addressed." She said there was "no rationale given" for Chinese actions against chipmaker Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU), whose products were restricted by Beijing this year, and rejected any comparisons to U.S. export controls. Raimondo said this week she did not pull any punches in meeting with Chinese officials discussing the concerns of U.S. businesses, including raising the treatment of Micron. Raimondo, in opening remarks at a meeting on Wednesday with Shanghai Party Secretary Chen Jining, struck a positive tone saying she wanted to discuss "concrete ways that we can work together to accomplish business goals and to bring about a more predictable business environment, a predictable regulatory environment and a level playing field for American businesses." Chen said a stable relationship between China and the United States was crucial for the world. He said Shanghai had the highest concentration of U.S. businesses. "The business and trade ties serve the role as stabilizing ballast for bilateral ties. However, the world today is quite complicated. The economic rebound is a bit lackluster. So stable bilateral ties in terms of trade and business is in the interest of two countries" and also the world community. She will visit New York University's Shanghai campus as well as Shanghai Disneyland on Wednesday, a joint venture of Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) and Chinese state-owned Shendi Group and hold a press conference at a Boeing (NYSE:BA) Shanghai facility before departing. Raimondo, who has said China is blocking tens of billions of dollars in deliveries of Boeing airplanes to Chinese airlines, said she raised the airlines' refusal to accept delivery of Boeing 737 MAX airplanes but won no commitments.
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3.55 M
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292.58 M
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Next Earnings Date
2023-11-02
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cloudflare is the simplest way to make websites faster, safer and smarter. millions of websites have signed up for our service, including large enterprises, major consumer destinations, and government agencies. with offices in san francisco and london, cloudflare operates a highly-available global network that has security measures built into every layer and regularly clocks in lightning-fast speeds. our network also: ...serves hundreds of billions of page views per month ...reaches 90% of the world’s population in less than .23 seconds ...sees more than 750m unique ips per month ...has successfully defended against the largest ddos attack publicly recorded we're on a mission to build a better web - and we need smart, talented people to join our team. our team works on the forefront of leading technologies including nginx, go and lua programming languages. we're a strong supporter of the open source community and regularly share our technology learnings at https://blog.cloud
CEO: Matthew Prince
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