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19 minutes ago, Hindhustani said:

Any of you holding sklz and fubo stocks ? 
 

better sell now ? They go down further? I have huge losses in these two stocks 

 

@Vaampire @sri_india

Sklz sithey cathie aunty pump & dump chesindi. No idea about fubo

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1 hour ago, Manishican said:

Short selling ban cheyali 

Those whales and hedgies come with other fraudulent activity .. he he.. retail has to ride wave.. no option for us😆

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29 minutes ago, siva604 said:

Those whales and hedgies come with other fraudulent activity .. he he.. retail has to ride wave.. no option for us😆

Other than banks and hedge funds and few day traders, no one is making money. I still don't understand why short selling exist.

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2 hours ago, Manishican said:

Other than banks and hedge funds and few day traders, no one is making money. I still don't understand why short selling exist.

It makes Market more dynamic, short selling is OK but naked short selling what kills the market, dark pool transactions is something which goes under the wraps and they don’t affect the market dynamics like price movement,  it is a black hole, big guys/firms move shares unbinded and control the options market. Sad part is that naked short sellers(hedge funds) short more shares than the outstanding shares - that’s what had happened with GME and AMC

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics' April Consumer Price Index (CPI), due out Wednesday, will be one of the most closely watched economic reports this week. The headline index is expected to decelerate on both a month-over-month and year-over-year basis, offering a tentative sign that the rate of price increases may have peaked in March.

Specifically, consensus economists are looking for the broadest measure of CPI to increase by 8.1% in April, coming down from March's 8.5% advance.

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1 hour ago, dalapathi said:

The Bureau of Labor Statistics' April Consumer Price Index (CPI), due out Wednesday, will be one of the most closely watched economic reports this week. The headline index is expected to decelerate on both a month-over-month and year-over-year basis, offering a tentative sign that the rate of price increases may have peaked in March.

Specifically, consensus economists are looking for the broadest measure of CPI to increase by 8.1% in April, coming down from March's 8.5% advance.

A turbulent week on Wall Street ended Friday with more losses and the stock market's fifth straight weekly decline. The latest pullback came as investors balanced a strong U.S. jobs report against worries the Federal Reserve may cause a recession in its drive to halt inflation.

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