$MCD - perfect example of how to invest with my story of $1 drinks

$KO - investment - not a trade - and a very good one 

$SNOW - still like this

$MU - you've gotten your 10% on this trade. 

$AMZN and $MSFT - the traders on CNBC make good points - probably not good to hold short term - it’s going to be tough because of the multiples - but if you are investing for more than a year - putting up with short term volatility is your best bet

Josh Brown buys $LNG - above $150 is a breakout - he talked about moving LNG over to Europe. We are producing it at $6 and LNG is best positioned to move it over there.

He said it’s a supply/demand play - and Cheniere is who fixes the log jam

Remember - $BOIL - $CRK and $VET are also nat gas plays

$CME - crazy good quarter - $9.30 per share - restaurant sales up 10% ….they are doing incredible with horrifically horrible burritos. I’m not a fan

$V - beat - down 2% but nothing that says buy the stock

$GOOG missed by 6% but that was priced in

$MSFT missed - there’s nothing good in the stock that says buy it now - but good for long term

Everything in the market is just blah - there’s nothing that says you have to trade…be patient

With $AMZN - wait to see what they say and THEN trade it…no reason to chance things

$META - I like it since it’s been down - but again - no need to rush in

$AAPL - got a new iPhone - I’m the moron that buys right before the new one comes out and pays full price

$BA missed earnings but cash flow is better than expected so the stock is up 4% in pre market

Elliot who built a position in pins has now gotten into to $PYPL

Nat gas is up to $60 in Europe…

$RIO profit falls and cuts guidance on weak sales of iron ore - no reason to keep watching this 

$ENPH up 10% on strong earnings

VIX at 24 so $UVXY is doing poorly - wants to be at 30

Fed decision today

$TQQQ way up in pre market

Your plays for day trading 

$UPRO - Bull S&P

$SPXU - Bear S&P

$TQQQ - Bull Nasdaq

$SQQQ - Bear Nasdaq

$SARK - Bear for high multiple growth 

$UVXY - when the VIX rises - typically on large down days