He's probably going home
- GERBE!!!75PTS

To the Cherry Hill Comets

Are you still down on him
- GERBE!!!75PTS

He's very slowly growing on me, but we have such a depressing lack of skill, I'd almost assuredly take one of this draft's much stronger scorers.

I know what Lundell projects to be, and I appreciates it. I mean, if he's the next Cirelli, then I'd sign up for that. But what if he's the next Lawson Crouse? I don't know. That's probably a poopty comparison.

Evolving Hockey's contract prediction for Craig Smith is 3 years @ $4.4M per.

They have Fast at 3 years and $3M per.
- kingcong39

3x4 for Smith is something I could live with.

He's very slowly growing on me, but we have such a depressing lack of skill, I'd almost assuredly take one of this draft's much stronger scorers.

I know what Lundell projects to be, and I appreciates it. I mean, if he's the next Cirelli, then I'd sign up for that. But what if he's the next Lawson Crouse? I don't know. That's probably a poopty comparison.
- TheSabresTaco

That’s the risk with every prospect.

Like Holtz could be the next Pasternak or he might be the next Andrei Kostitsyn

He's very slowly growing on me, but we have such a depressing lack of skill, I'd almost assuredly take one of this draft's much stronger scorers.

I know what Lundell projects to be, and I appreciates it. I mean, if he's the next Cirelli, then I'd sign up for that. But what if he's the next Lawson Crouse? I don't know. That's probably a poopty comparison.
- TheSabresTaco

It really all depends on who fall's to me, I am high on this kid because of what and how he's played at such a young age playing against Men.

Girgensons has better individual shooting numbers than Larry
- TheSabresTaco

so does happy gilmore

It really all depends on who fall's to me, I am high on this kid because of what and how he's played at such a young age playing against Men.
- Buff36

The Sabres walk out of the draft with one of the forwards I’m happy.

Maybe I’m wrong and Holtz ends up being better then Lundell.

I’d be happy with any of the forwards available this year though we are getting a good player.

The Sabres walk out of the draft with one of the forwards I’m happy.

Maybe I’m wrong and Holtz ends up being better then Lundell.

I’d be happy with any of the forwards available this year though we are getting a good player.
- Pegullaville

Exactly, it really just depends on how everything falls, but in the big picture, somebody that can help us is gonna be there.

“Marek (31 thoughts) on Ottawa's 5th overall: "I'm told there are three different beliefs in that organization."

- Jake Sanderson
- Jack Quinn
- Yaroslav Askarov (wild card)

These are scenarios that he's heard have been floated inside the organization. Make of that what you will”

That would be lovely

“Marek (31 thoughts) on Ottawa's 5th overall: "I'm told there are three different beliefs in that organization."

- Jake Sanderson
- Jack Quinn
- Yaroslav Askarov (wild card)

These are scenarios that he's heard have been floated inside the organization. Make of that what you will”

That would be lovely
- Pegullaville

Anyone of those would just be great. Think I would love them to take Askarov. Goalies are so unpredictable.

“Marek (31 thoughts) on Ottawa's 5th overall: "I'm told there are three different beliefs in that organization."

- Jake Sanderson
- Jack Quinn
- Yaroslav Askarov (wild card)

These are scenarios that he's heard have been floated inside the organization. Make of that what you will”

That would be lovely
- Pegullaville

That would and Drysdale goes 6th to the Ducks, would be the cherry on top.

That would and Drysdale goes 6th to the Ducks, would be the cherry on top.
- Buff36

I’d be buying seasons tickets immediately.

Buy low and sell high

I’d be buying seasons tickets immediately.

Buy low and sell high
- Pegullaville

Speaking of which, got any tips for the market today??

Speaking of which, got any tips for the market today??
- Da_Cashman

Just the tip.....

Speaking of which, got any tips for the market today??
- Da_Cashman

Rumours of a stimulus being agreed to next week.

If that’s true then stock markets are going to explode to all time highs in the short term.

Tech stocks usually lead the way so I’d expect the big boys to rally here after a months worth of consolidation.

I’d also expect the bloodbath in commodities specifically gold and silver to end and for the commodities to start the next leg up in their respective bull markets as well.

It won’t be hard to pick winners IF they agree to the stimulus next week.

In the instance that they don’t agree to the stimulus, id expect more choppiness of the markets, or even further decline into the election.

Just the tip.....
- dadeadhead

😂😂

Rumours of a stimulus being agreed to next week.

If that’s true then stock markets are going to explode to all time highs in the short term.

Tech stocks usually lead the way so I’d expect the big boys to rally here after a months worth of consolidation.

I’d also expect the bloodbath in commodities specifically gold and silver to end and for the commodities to start the next leg up in their respective bull markets as well.

It won’t be hard to pick winners IF they agree to the stimulus next week.

In the instance that they don’t agree to the stimulus, id expect more choppiness of the markets, or even further decline into the election.
- Pegullaville

I’m interested in $hzu because it was around $23 and now down to approx $16. Worth buying?

K92 dropped $1 per share since I bought. $vxrt is down and I’m tempted to put some $ into it.

[quote=Da_Cashman]

It depends on your time horizon.

There is always risk of a market crash coming within the current economic conditions.

I’m bullish on commodities though.

Physical silver is going to a minimum of $50 an ounce by the end of the next year and I’d bet my house on it, oh wait I’m already doing so

Silver and gold are going to be the best performing assets this decade.

If you’re investing short term though it’s anyone’s guess

[quote=Da_Cashman]
Kinda hard for Pegs to say yes or no, that's a chance you have to take, especially if no stimulus is signed.

Rumours of a stimulus being agreed to next week.

If that’s true then stock markets are going to explode to all time highs in the short term.

Tech stocks usually lead the way so I’d expect the big boys to rally here after a months worth of consolidation.

I’d also expect the bloodbath in commodities specifically gold and silver to end and for the commodities to start the next leg up in their respective bull markets as well.

It won’t be hard to pick winners IF they agree to the stimulus next week.

In the instance that they don’t agree to the stimulus, id expect more choppiness of the markets, or even further decline into the election.
- Pegullaville

That is more than just the tip.....

[quote=Pegullaville]

In theory, there are crypocurrencies, and I'm not just talking about Bitcoin, that have outperformed them.

Rumours of a stimulus being agreed to next week.

If that’s true then stock markets are going to explode to all time highs in the short term.

Tech stocks usually lead the way so I’d expect the big boys to rally here after a months worth of consolidation.

I’d also expect the bloodbath in commodities specifically gold and silver to end and for the commodities to start the next leg up in their respective bull markets as well.

It won’t be hard to pick winners IF they agree to the stimulus next week.

In the instance that they don’t agree to the stimulus, id expect more choppiness of the markets, or even further decline into the election.
- Pegullaville

I've had a feeling the Fed was juicing the market and read this this week. If the market is fake, shouldn't we worry about a crash?
Thomas Kaine
@thomaskaine5
·
Sep 24

No one really understood why stocks are at record highs when economy is at a record low. But now we know.

Thank the Federal Reserve Munchin buying of TRILLIONS of securities to help the wealthy and pump up the stock market.

In June 2020, he Fed began purchasing individual corporate bonds through its Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility, a lending facility backed by CARES Act funds.ii Since June, the Fed has purchased corporate bonds issued by approximately 500 large companies.

The Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility lacks taxpayer and worker protection included in other programs funded by the CARES Act. In particular, the facility imposes no conditions requiring companies to save jobs or limit payments to executives or shareholders to become eligible issuers of bonds purchased by the Fed.

https://coronavirus.house...%289-23-2020%29_FINAL.pdf

[quote=buffalofan19]

Yea they are more speculative in nature.

We are stuck between a rock and a hard place at the moment

Either fiat currencies continue their rally and commodities/crypto’s and the stock market itself continues to decline.

Or they ultimately agree to the stimulus, markets go to all time highs in the short term, inflation runs rampant and commodities/crypto start the next leg of an epic rally.

So either our cost of living is going to increase dramatically due to inflation or everyone’s 401K is going to take a hit to save the $USD

You would have a weber- suter / pronger -niedermeyer

I mean you can't go wrong with that but the problem is the money
- GERBE!!!75PTS

Eventually they couldn't afford both and Rinne as well

I've had a feeling the Fed was juicing the market and read this this week. If the market is fake, shouldn't we worry about a crash?
Thomas Kaine
@thomaskaine5
·
Sep 24

No one really understood why stocks are at record highs when economy is at a record low. But now we know.

Thank the Federal Reserve Munchin buying of TRILLIONS of securities to help the wealthy and pump up the stock market.

In June 2020, he Fed began purchasing individual corporate bonds through its Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility, a lending facility backed by CARES Act funds.ii Since June, the Fed has purchased corporate bonds issued by approximately 500 large companies.

The Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility lacks taxpayer and worker protection included in other programs funded by the CARES Act. In particular, the facility imposes no conditions requiring companies to save jobs or limit payments to executives or shareholders to become eligible issuers of bonds purchased by the Fed.

https://coronavirus.house...%289-23-2020%29_FINAL.pdf
- GilPerreault11

Governments have been buying mortgage back securities and now own almost a majority of them. They are buying that debt in order to keep mortgage rates low. Now due to interest rates being so low people are flocking to real estate, hence why the housing market has been able to stay afloat.

We are literally living in an epic sized housing and stock market bubble.

Hence my confidence in commodities in the medium to long term as even Powell has said multiple times they are going to try their best to let inflation run rampant to inflate away all of the debt they have created.

I can’t tell you when things will happen, the markets are going to do whatever they are going to do in the short term. Best we can do is react to what happens.