In case I don’t have time to comment in the morning due to work, I’m putting this here in advance: Remember to ONLY look behind the flap to see what kind of earnings report Qt has released!
Bad earnings report
Well, well, this game is too easy! I made a couple of successful sales yesterday . This game is too easy, I’ll get back in cheaper soon!!!
Good earnings report
Oh yeah, in a good position for this earnings report again. It just doesn’t disappoint! Paper hands sold at the bottom yesterday when negative news came out.
TO THE MOON
E. Update Thursday morning 8:37! Remember to open the correct flap, i.e., Bad earnings report. I’m already hyping it up before the stock market opens, saying we’re going down soon.
I thought I could get it with a 56.6e buy order in the morning.. In recent months, it has already been trading at 63-65 without yesterday’s news.. Why couldn’t the stock seek a new bottom price in the coming weeks, e.g., 45-52? It feels like the recent days of gains have gotten a boost from Tesla rocketing +5-8%, even though these don’t follow the same trajectory.
Kesko at its highest share price in over two years. Up +30% from 2023 lows, plus dividends. On a daily basis, above all moving averages. A stock for simple cycle investors and a safe haven for beginners?
Such (bullish) option transactions in a market like this always arouse interest, because usually these bets hit and are often backed by insider information, e.g., about an upcoming tariff agreement with China. At least they make one cautious about shorts.
Otherwise, this market, in the eyes of a trader and someone who follows prices daily, is totally corrupt, and the manipulation of prices/indices has risen to a whole new level. Trump’s repeated “Tweets” on Truth Social, which violently shake the market, and contradictory daily changing statements (tariffs, Powell, etc.), and for example, Scott Bessent’s private event for the JPM crowd a couple of days ago, where market-moving information is given, are by no measure open and fair. The rules of the game have been completely rewritten during Trump’s second term.
Dismayed by Intellegon’s stock price for the third week already Previous years have accustomed me to riding endless declines (three years with Neste, doesn’t feel like anything), but these rises are tough, especially when the valuation is not of the caliber of US tech stocks. Since the company has no analyst coverage and peer views are scarce, justifying holding (cf. partially taking profits) is difficult..