Nasdaq hits all time high.

[robinb]

Happens. It’s pretty much gambling.

My husband always says, "I have to call my bookie ... I mean broker." when he wants advise on a trade .

 

[MillauFr]

How on earth was everyone rushing to sell yesterday and turning around rushing to buy today. Makes no sense.

 

[RamblingMad]

How on earth was everyone rushing to sell yesterday and turning around rushing to buy today. Makes no sense.

Buy the dip.

Just read Levine’s piece at Bloomberg about Hertz. It’s pretty irrational. But folks will look at the prices dropping and buy because it’s fun.

 

[TLSnell1981]

Buy the dip.

Just read Levine’s piece at Bloomberg about Hertz. It’s pretty irrational. But folks will look at the prices dropping and buy because it’s fun.

I may roll the dice on something I "like" but Hertz isn't one of them somethings.

 

[RamblingMad]

I may roll the dice on something I "like" but Hertz isn't one of them somethings.

It’s the investing is fun hypothesis with everything closed. Buying Hertz is like putting dollars into a shredder. I guess that’s fun for some people.

 

[Heather07438]

Seaworld's stock has rebounded but it was too big a gamble.

It was over 35 on Valentine's Day, hit a low around 8 mid-March, and is back up hitting 20 occasionally.

Even as cheap as buying at 8 seemed, was too risky to end up with nothing.

 

[RamblingMad]

Seaworld's stock has rebounded but it was too big a gamble.

It was over 35 on Valentine's Day, hit a low around 8 mid-March, and is back up hitting 20 occasionally.

Even as cheap as buying at 8 seemed, was too risky to end up with nothing.

I haven’t gone since Black Fish, so I wouldn’t have bought any.

 

[Heather07438]

I haven’t gotten since Black Fish, so I wouldn’t have bought any.

Yeah I thought the virus would be the last nail in their coffin after that decimated them.

 

[RamblingMad]

Yeah I thought the virus would be the last nail in their coffin after that decimated them.

Nah. People still like to see animals in captivity.

 

[Heather07438]

Nah. People still like to see animals in captivity.

Guess the documentary's impact only lasted for 3 yrs of guilt. Marine mammals need the open sea to be healthy and there's plenty available. 1982 was my only SW visit.

I'm guilty of enjoying some captive animals, primates especially. Really just as happy to see documentaries in their natural habitats. I should just stick to that. Definitely a dark area. Many animals' ecosystems are getting wiped out so rescuing some until hopefully solutions can be found might thwart extinctions and maintain genetic diversity. Hard to reconcile, you're right. Most of it is our selfishness.

Even Disney with high standards of care is questionable for a lot of species. It helps raise awareness to protect the wealth of diversity and environments on this planet, at a high cost though. Hmmm, the animals have always been my highlight at WDW. Even seeing StarWarsLand for the 1st time last Dec, our day at AK felt more exhilarating with all the animals out in their glory. Something to think about.

 

[RamblingMad]

Guess the documentary's impact only lasted for 3 yrs of guilt. Marine mammals need the open sea to be healthy and there's plenty available. 1982 was my only SW visit.

I'm guilty of enjoying some captive animals, primates especially. Really just as happy to see documentaries in their natural habitats. I should just stick to that. Definitely a dark area. Many animals' ecosystems are getting wiped out so rescuing some until hopefully solutions can be found might thwart extinctions and maintain genetic diversity. Hard to reconcile, you're right. Most of it is our selfishness.

Even Disney with high standards of care is questionable for a lot of species. It helps raise awareness to protect the wealth of diversity and environments on this planet, at a high cost though. Hmmm, the animals have always been my highlight at WDW. Even seeing StarWarsLand for the 1st time last Dec, our day at AK felt more exhilarating with all the animals out in their glory. Something to think about.

Then, try this:

 

[Heather07438]

Then, try this:

Wow! Thanks, that looks so cool. I wasn't aware of it.

Think I'd rather go 5mph than 50. Not that the speed isn't fun just better to slow down and see the animals better.

 

[godisney14]

Even Disney with high standards of care is questionable for a lot of species. It helps raise awareness to protect the wealth of diversity and environments on this planet, at a high cost though. Hmmm, the animals have always been my highlight at WDW. Even seeing StarWarsLand for the 1st time last Dec, our day at AK felt more exhilarating with all the animals out in their glory. Something to think about.

Then, try this:

First thing that came to my mind when I read that part of your comment was: You have to visit San Diego as part of a DL trip.
Living in CA, Disney AK seemed like the animals were in captivity still. Not as bad as a typical zoo. But, if you ever get the chance to visit southern CA, you should make a trip down further south to San Diego Zoo Safari Park. The park is 6x bigger than AK. Those animals are definitely more in the open. It’s almost impossible to walk the whole park in a day because it’s so vast.

 

[JimMIA]

Then, try this:

How can that be called a zipline? He's sitting in a CHAIR!

It does remind me a bit of my Thursday, however!

 

[Heather07438]

First thing that came to my mind when I read that part of your comment was: You have to visit San Diego as part of a DL trip.
Living in CA, Disney AK seemed like the animals were in captivity still. Not as bad as a typical zoo. But, if you ever get the chance to visit southern CA, you should make a trip down further south to San Diego Zoo Safari Park. The park is 6x bigger than AK. Those animals are definitely more in the open. It’s almost impossible to walk the whole park in a day because it’s so vast.

That's great idea. We've never been to DL, it's on our radar to do soon. I will not forget that we need to hit San Diego for this too.

 

[RamblingMad]

That's great idea. We've never been to DL, it's on our radar to do soon. I will not forget that we need to hit San Diego for this too.

San Diego is awesome.

 

[RamblingMad]

How can that be called a zipline? He's sitting in a CHAIR!

It does remind me a bit of my Thursday, however!

He’s not. He’s wearing a climbing harness.

I had a great time doing this zip line.

 

[Heather07438]

San Diego is awesome.

I secretly have always wanted to move there, lol. Now I have even more reason.

 

[godisney14]

Now you know the economy is really in trouble.

Fed announces that they will purchase individual corporate bonds. Not just any bond, but the program includes any bond with an S&P rating of BBB- or better backdated to March 22, one day before the market bottom and pre-shutdown announcement by Trump. Basically, the Fed can help their buddies by purchasing any bond that was already almost speculative grade.

Keeping that printing press operating 24/7. Only the stock market matters.

 

[godisney14]

Oh yeah, and no report that this bond purchase program prohibits the benefiting company from doing stock buybacks.

Speculative for now, but, curious to see in the following month(s) whether institutions and insiders reallocate their holdings after stocks become plumped. Retailer investors will be the last to know in that situation.