ET
Energy Transfer LP Common Units representing limited partner interests
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The spike happened at 2pm ET though. But yes - uncertainty there will cause more drag

I was a lot happier at 1:15p ET.

Can someone please let me know what hours do I use to mark premarket high and low off of? Is it 4am to 9:30am ET or is it 7:00am to 9:30am ET which is what one of the platforms I use indicates. Thanks in advance!

You are creating tax complications wth ET due to K1 tax forms it creates. Swich that to EMO 0% yield. The fund deals with the K1 taxes and only gives you a standard 1099 div. The dividneds are also qualified . BTG is a gold mine with a very small dividned. most of the total return is though share price growth And ther have been only 2 good selling opportunities in the last 6 years.
I would switch to IAUI it uses covered calls to to convert the price volatility of gold into into inocme with low tax consequence.

Lending pools for GameStop, pet side quest, and many other ETFs (XRT, IWM, IJJ, IWS, IWC, IWV, VT, SCHM, SCHA, SCHB, and BLOK) all hit 0 at the same time (12:44p ET) today.
* VT - Total World Stock ETF
* SCHB - US Broad Market ETF
* SCHM - Mid-Cap ETF
* SCHA - Small-Cap ETF
Did something break?
Originally posted by me X: [https://x.com/WhatCanIMT/status/2067313049317642332](https://x.com/WhatCanIMT/status/2067313049317642332) (not all my X posts make it to SuperStonk, but this one seemed like a significant enough data point)

Are you holding these assets in a taxable brokerage or a retirement account? Shifting from growth to income has very different tax outcomes depending on the account wrapper. If this is a taxable account, selling your growth positions triggers immediate capital gains tax. ET is also a master limited partnership that issues a K-1 form, which adds tax filing complexity. Reinvesting distributions from O and SCHD in a taxable account also forces annual tax realization on those dividends, dragging down your long term compounding.

j pow ain’t a fucking commie on PST, he’s on ET

Not seeking financial advice, opinions and personal exp welcome. Starting to reallocate from a longterm growth position. Goals are income, cap preservation and growth to whatever degree, hedging two-speed economy; tech boom and stagflation. Long term holds, no restrictions.
CSP’d into BT VG and ET so cost basis is below current ticker prices. Began to slowly DCA into SCHD/Y, QTUM and O. Awaiting entry into CDE. Am I doing this right? Any insight is helpful. Tia.

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Bekommt man auch, 6 Wochen vor ET und 8 Wochen nach ET.

I asked Google Gemini and here's what it said:
When a stock like MicroVision (MVIS)—which is trading as a small-cap penny stock at around $0.38 per share—sees a quick 10% drop and immediate recovery at those exact times, it is due to fragmented pre-market liquidity and the behavior of automated algorithms.
The Timeline: What Happened?
Here is the step-by-step breakdown of why the stock behaved that way during those specific early-morning hours:
*5:45 AM to 6:00 AM GMT (1:45 AM to 2:00 AM Eastern Time)
• The Drop: US pre-market trading does not officially open for most major brokerages until 4:00 AM Eastern Time (8:00 AM GMT). However, some Electronic Communication Networks (ECNs) allow institutional routing earlier.
• The Cause: A tiny sell order (perhaps just a few hundred shares) was executed on an empty order book. Because there were no active buyers to absorb it, the price cleared at a 10% discount just to fill the order.
*7:45 AM GMT (3:45 AM Eastern Time)The Rebound: This time is exactly 15 minutes before the broader US pre-market session opens at 4:00 AM Eastern.
• The Cause: Market maker algorithms and early-morning trading computers boot up right before 4:00 AM ET. Seeing that the stock was mispriced by 10% due to the erratic early order, the algorithms instantly bought up the cheap shares. This normalized the price back to its true market value right before trading volume picked up.
Why Penny Stocks Do This
• Extremely Low Volume: In the middle of the night, there might only be a few dozen shares traded every hour. It takes very little pressure to temporarily warp the chart.
• The Scale of a Penny Stock: When a stock is worth $0.38, a 10% move is only 3.8 cents. A tiny fluctuation in the bid/ask spread looks like a massive percentage crash on a chart tracking percentage changes

\-- Today is and will be all about new Fed Head Kevin Warsh's impact on the FOMC, on the wording of his first monetary policy statement, and on the markets during his inaugural press conference...

\-- As is always the case on Fed Day-- but more so today, considering it is Warsh's first meeting, market volatility from the time of the policy statement release at 2 PM ET to the closing bell at 4 PM ET (30 minutes after Fed Chair Warsh finishes an hour-long presser), volatility should remain relatively high as algos, traders, and investors interpret whatever messages the new Chairman imparts to us...

\-- If my pattern setups on ES and August NYMEX Crude Oil (August is now the front futures month) are whispering anything meaningful to me about the reaction to Warsh, these are the messages:

From [August Crude Oil](https://t.e2ma.net/click/k72hzo/w0hm7be/81qraib):  As long as any forthcoming strength is capped at or under consequential resistance at $80-$82/bbl, the "Warsh Fed" will be perceived as tilting dovish on monetary policy in the upcoming weeks and months. Currently, Oil is circling $76.00 within a larger-developing top formation that has the potential to drive Crude considerably lower into the pre-war $55-$60 target window.

From the perspective of [my Big Picture ES setup](https://t.e2ma.net/click/k72hzo/w0hm7be/ourraib):  As long as Crude Oil remains within or below resistance at $80-$82 (conditions for keeping Warsh tilted dovish), ES should hold support within or above 7570 down to 7540, which my pattern work identifies as the critical near-term bull-bear demarcation plateau that either maintains the bulls in directional control, or leaves them vulnerable to the onset of a deeper, more serious correction of the most recent upleg from 7294.75 (6/11/26) to 7648.75 (6/15/26).

"eBay's Proposal 4 results will be announced today at around 11am ET"

always ET bro
that's where the casino is

Do we all just not care that ET tried to insider trade the UFC fight and got caught on Twitter

Trump press conference at 10:30 ET.

The relatively low returns are not the main issue. Over the last two years, the market has been moving sideways, with occasional crashes, making it a challenging time for most investors to make money - and you are no exception. A major concern is that you have no control over your investment portfolio and are relying blindly on your advisor. If you want to regain control and embrace DIY investing, the first step is to familiarise yourself with mutual fund concepts, which requires some self-study.
Start by running your portfolio through this A-Z self-review checklist. This will provide you with valuable perspective, and if you follow it, that will be all you need. [**Checklist for Self-reviewing Your Long-Term Mutual Fund Portfolio**](https://www.reddit.com/r/mutualfunds/comments/1lpmqq8/revised_checklist_for_reviewing_your_longterm/)
For pruning your portfolio, you could use the material below: [ET Money Blog: How to Declutter Your Portfolio](https://www.etmoney.com/learn/mutual-funds/how-to-reduce-the-number-of-funds-from-portfolio/)
On Sectoral and Thematic funds:
[*Morningstar India: Why investors are better off avoiding sector funds*](https://www.morningstar.in/posts/75267/why-investors-are-better-off-avoiding-sector-funds.aspx)
 [*Morningstar India: The lure of thematic funds*](https://www.morningstar.in/posts/75260/the-lure-of-thematic-funds.aspx)
>What's your opinion on how this portfolio is managed? - Does it feel purposeful?
This portfolio is in disarray and definitely requires a thorough cleanup and overhaul. I would argue that the person you refer to as an "Advisor" is really just a mutual fund distributor. You can manage this much better on your own if you choose to study and embrace DIY investing.

IR send out requests for questions to some shareholders before every EC and event like this one, I am one of those shareholders. They wanted questions by 2pm ET yesterday.

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I gave my bot $500 too. So far two trades, it bought and sold SOFI and SPCX and made $24.37. Today it's demonstrated it's smarter than me by making a plan of action for tomorrow instead of trading pre-FOMC. It set an alarm for 14:00 ET and went to sleep.
It's researched JOBY, FOXA, and INTC, and is looking to enter a position if prices are within the ranges it's pre-calculated when it wakes.

Yup! I’ve been looking at rebalancing and increasing my dividend portfolio to closer to 55-60% of my holdings.
T and ET have been appealing to me