MDawg's Stock Investments and Trading

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I ended up doing a third trade 3145 to 3149 before AMZN dumped to the 3130s (and recovered again), to book to sum total obligatory K for the day.

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Meantime though futures are way down due to the uncertainty Grump is fomenting through injecting uncertainty into the election process with his continued B.S. about "voter fraud" and refusing to accept the election results. Clown is once again ruining the stock market.

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Market seems to have shrugged off last night's dismal debate. We're solidly green now.

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We're roaring pretty well today and my long term shares are carrying the day. No need for trading yet.

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Back to some trading today. Caught the low for the day again (Damn! I'm good) and booked an easy K.

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Grump's story, what with his catching coronavirus, now looks like a Sophoclean tragi comedy.

But the question is, how will the markets react? Went from -500 to around -350 already on DOW futures. Perhaps the markets will view this as good news that the election results will now be certain and no longer contested. I mean let's face it, if Grump weren't history already he certainly is now.

As I wrote months ago, Everyone in the know knows that Grump is finished.

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Bot @ 3141 in the pre still holding. I need a good run on AMZN to overcome some of the long term down on AMZN today.

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Out @ 3191.

Missed 3181 the first round, went lower, then higher!

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Tried a couple attempts at buying extra TSLA shares for a trade, but I was too cheap. Cancelled those out and did another AMZN one on a dip.

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Politically speaking the problem is that Grump lies through his teeth.
Trump experiencing �mild symptoms� after coronavirus diagnosis
Unless he ends up on a ventilator, and even then, Kim Jong Un style he might just disappear from view and pretend to be okay, we might not know how bad it is unless he dies. Until we have some clarity the market is going to be jittery.

As soon as we hear that Biden tested negative that should calm the markets somewhat.