geneclean55
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Nice reduction in trade fees announced by Fidelity for those of you who trade frequently.
Fidelity slashes fees on stock and ETF trades to $4.95
Fidelity slashes fees on stock and ETF trades to $4.95
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Nice reduction in trade fees announced by Fidelity for those of you who trade frequently.
Fidelity slashes fees on stock and ETF trades to $4.95
...and better roads.Pffff, costs me €30 per trade here in Belgium!
But we do have way better beer than you guys
...And better taxes...and better roads.
Looks like today is shaping up as another day primed for a robust shorting. Fidelity seem to make more shares available for shorting (445k at 8:02am) and dropped interest rate from 1.75% yesterday to 0.75% today. There were net of 294k shares shorted yesterday. Note that at 1:22 there was more than 30ok increase in shares available for shorting, but combination of "supplies" getting low and SP action preceding this time did not led me to believe that it could be attributed to covering. Looked like Fidelity just making more shares available.
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Nice reduction in trade fees announced by Fidelity for those of you who trade frequently.
Fidelity slashes fees on stock and ETF trades to $4.95
Morning pop not expected.
Morning pop not expected.
if the Goldman downgrade gets negated, then we should expect some squeezing .
A negation would be a price close above Fridays close of 257.00
negated?
Thanks Drax7 - I was wondering if negated might have meant they could 'retract' their recent analysis. It might be career suicide for the author to have written that piece to perhaps simply bring the share price down to a pre-arranged sale price somewhere near the current price, but he seems to be little more than a paid assassin anyways. Live by the sword......................Negated, refuted by the price action of the market.