glad to see that from last night too.
tyb
trips chek't and ty for all you do
SAM074 VIP C-32A down at Muenchen (Munich) Int'l preceeded by an Italian AF Dassault Falcon 9x
feel ya on last night, had to pick it up and wait for gyb. everyone has a bad day here and there, they are good just a blip for sure.
o7
U.S. Poised to Get Its Lowest Rate Ever at a 30-Year Bond Sale
The U.S. government’s sale of 30-year bonds Thursday is likely to draw a record low yield near 2% after the Treasury rally spurred by the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus in China and around the world helped drive rates across the curve to multi-month lows.
Trading of Treasury securities leading into the auction suggests the new debt will yield around 2.08%. That’s below the all-time low of 2.17% for a 30-year sale that was achieved in October.
The Treasury Department auctions 30-year bonds every month – a new issue every three months that determines the coupon rate, followed by two re-openings of that same security to expand the size of the offering. Thursday’s sale, which is a new issue and takes place at 1 p.m. New York time, could also result in a record low coupon rate of 2% if it is awarded between 2% and 2.125%. Longer-dated yields rose in the immediate aftermath of last week’s quarterly refunding announcement, with the curve steepening after the Treasury left market participants with the impression that it won’t reduce 10- or 30-year auction sizes to accommodate new issuance at the 20-year tenor. The 30-year yield rose as high as 2.16%, although it has since pulled back to around 2.07%. That’s comfortably below the record low auction yield for the tenor, but still above last year’s record secondary-market low of 1.904%.
https://www.bloomberg.com//news/articles/2020-02-13/u-s-poised-to-get-its-lowest-rate-ever-at-a-30-year-bond-sale
in normal circumstances yes but you do what you need to to keep it going. Vid works when using tor and keeps it flowing. At least we don't get pissed on for improvising now…like early 2019.
it all works out when it keeps going- that matters the most to me.
dealt with that too fren, control it or it controls you. not saying it is easy either
A-10 just finished a refuel from a KC-135R tanker and having comm issues
BRRRRRRRRRRT
FMC Corp. CEO/Chairman BoD sold:$ 10.81m- Feb 11
83,764 shares at $64.59 avg/sh for $8,852,180
Pierre R. Brondeau is a businessperson who has been the head of 7 different companies and is Chairman & Chief Executive Officer at FMC Corp. and Chairman at Livent Corp. Dr. Brondeau is also on the board of TE Connectivity Ltd., The Franklin Institute and TE Connectivity Corp.
Dr. Brondeau previously held the position of Chairman at American Chemistry Council, Inc., President & Chief Executive Officer for Rohm & Haas Electronic Materials LLC, President & Chief Executive Officer for Shipley Co. LLC, President & Chief Executive Officer for Rohm & Haas Canada, Inc. and President & Chief Operating Officer of Rohm & Haas Co.
He received a graduate degree from the University of Montpellier and a doctorate and an undergraduate degree from Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Toulouse.
https://www.marketscreener.com/business-leaders/Pierre-Brondeau-5310/biography/
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1240940&tc=7&b=2
yes I am familiar with this. She has done that for yrs. Salesforce, Apple, Disney, Facebook etc. Bought options close to expiration, some cases the day of it, and ALWAYS profitted. I couldn't find one over the last few years where there was a loss. They tried to be stealthy about it and although it was not much in each transaction, to them, they always paid off.
It is an actual strategy to do this but normal people who do not know the direction would only put a small amount to this type of trading. You win some and lose some but she and her ilk always won.
most likely have a short position or opex puts.
if you have money the system will take it. Plenty of fools. A normal person would never do that because the expiration is so close and a small movement in the wrong direction will zero them out…when it's like that you know that they know the results. Also to be somewhat fair the direction has been pretty obvious in that one. You can buy virtually anything you want in the OPEX world at any of the offered prices. People do it all the time. The CBOT needs a gigantic flushing along with the SEC.
always been that way…he plays a good game for the masses though