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Hmm... looks like I might have been correct... but way too early to tell... IBB massively tanked AGAIN today.Originally posted by gambler2075 View PostI'm also going to call the top to the market. Hope I am wrong, but with the IBB pullback, I think it is imminent. Usually, the bios start tanking first, as the most speculative sector... Down we go, for the next year
Hope I am wrong, for the sake of people getting back into the market.
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The Nasdaq suffered its biggest drop in two-and-a-half years on Thursday after another sharp selloff in biotech and momentum names, including Gilead Sciences (GILD.O) and TripAdvisor (TRIP.O), increasing investor anxiety about a broader pullback. The Nasdaq biotechnology index (^NBI) shed 5.6 percent, its biggest one-day drop since August 2011, adding to recent losses since a large drop in Gilead more than two weeks ago triggered a wider selloff for biotechs and other recent big gainers. The S&P 500 also posted its biggest percentage loss since February 3, while the Nasdaq has dropped 7 percent from its closing high for the year, set on March 5. The question is, 'At what point do they get too expensive?' Right now, I think they're looking a little expensive," said Randy Frederick, managing director of active trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
The overall markets were quite bullish when I made this post originally... Esp when you see mom and pops bragging about their gains because they invested in such-and-such aggressive fund etc etc....
I still wouldn't be surprised if we bounce back a little bit, but in the bios, I think the top MIGHT be in. Hope I am wrong.
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Brutal day in the bios, with IBB down >5%.Originally posted by KTP View PostSRPT down 10% and GILD down 7% nasty day.
-from twitter:
"-5% days in $IBB since 2003: 6/19/03, 7 in late 2008, 8/4/11, 8/8/11, today."
Gave alot back in my portfolio recently, but still well positive on the year. We will see what happens.
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I actually managed to be net positive on GILD so far with a bit of day trading. I bought more this morning at $64 and just sold them for $67, bringing my net cost for the remaining shares slightly positive at $66.50.Originally posted by gambler2075 View PostBrutal day in the bios, with IBB down >5%.
-from twitter:
"-5% days in $IBB since 2003: 6/19/03, 7 in late 2008, 8/4/11, 8/8/11, today."
Gave alot back in my portfolio recently, but still well positive on the year. We will see what happens.
I think the sector is a bit oversold but hey, these things can get way oversold. I have $70k or $80k I can scrounge up if we get some crazy IBB down 25% or something.
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When I am trading countertrend (i.e. I think TSLA is a massively bloated stock that should trade at 100, yet I went long because of oversold conditions and too many shorts), then I take profits early. With GILD being a much more solid company (IMO, but I am biased b/c I mostly follow bios), then I would hold for longer.Originally posted by KTP View PostJust like me in Gilead, you took profits too early, but really, is there such a thing as bad profit?
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GILD dipped back down later in the day and I added back some August $62.50 calls for a sweet price. Might hold them past April 22 earnings, might sell calls against them, haven't decided. As you say, Gilead is a pretty stable company compared to Tesla.
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