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iShares Russell 2000 ETF Stock Discussion

CHFANTA

Apr 4 23:22

$iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM.US)$ wake me up when it hits the bottom

RedHammer

Apr 3 23:05

$iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM.US)$ I had been trying to sell my 220 calls all day and just closed 300 of them at low of day at 189.2 for 2c

squirrel in my pants

Apr 3 16:53

Recession Fears Take Over the Market

The Trump administration’s recent announcement of reciprocal tariff policies has far exceeded market expectations, especially when it comes to the tariff rates and the scope of their application.
The policy takes a cumulative approach, rather than a substitution model, meaning that tariffs will be added on top of existing duties, which will systematically raise the cost of imported goods. For example, the overall tariff on Chinese exports to the U.S. could re...

Trump's tariff storm sweeps the market, how to balance offense and defense?

AA我爱投资 : How long do you think the VIX spike will last if recession fears kick in harder?

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JTTC19 : Recession fears? We are already at the start of the recession/bear market. This is no longer a correction like most ppl still want to believe.

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Tonyco JTTC19 : Agree. From here, we will get the increasing # of layoffs as corpo protects margins. This, combined with the risky loans promoted by lower bank regulations and AI approving loans, will nail the coffin on regional banks, and they will start failing.
We're potentially looking at severe price increases, which obviously will hurt Trump voters the most. Maybe Trump will try to deflect blame onto "reciprocal" tariffs to pretend it's not his fault, or blame democrats if it takes more than 2 years.

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104348186 : It is noteworthy that Japan and South Korea, which are traditional reciprocal countries, have higher tariffs than Malaysia, which is quite amusing. Singapore will definitely have a lot of products going through and being laundered in the future, at just 10%. Chinese companies may likely build factories in Malaysia in the future, then export to Singapore, and finally export to the USA under the label of "Made in Singapore." Are Malaysia and Singapore ready for this sudden wealth? The reason is simple: first, the Logistics costs are much lower compared to those countries with 10% tariffs, plus the labor costs and land costs, and Malaysia doesn't even have a time difference... Chinese business owners, time to act!

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LP7777 : time is approaching the opportunity of a lifetime. be excited to buy solid companies on sale. i say - let the market continue to fall.

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72241773

Apr 1 22:40

$iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM.US)$ This movement is asinine. Seriously? Nothing reported was good news maybe more construction spend. But that was. Jobs report lower, PMI Higher. This should have been much much lower.

Cow Moo-ney

Apr 1 22:24

1 more day

We are just 1 day away from “Liberation Day”. Both S&P500 and Nasdaq are down more than 0.7% as of the time of writing.
Investors are still feeling nervy and jittery ahead of the big day where reciprocal tariffs will come into effect.
If there is a broad-based sanction on all countries from Trump, it could escalate to a global trade war, with a lot of tit for tat going on. This is definitely not good for US and global economy
All that said, what if the market is pricing in
the worst...

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squirrel in my pants

Apr 1 14:18

"Liberation Day" – A Turning Point or a Prelude to Chaos?

On April 2, 2025, the Trump administration is set to announce a series of "reciprocal tariffs," a move Trump himself has called "Liberation Day." This marks the day America is supposedly freed from the "long-term exploitation" by its trading partners.
The push for these tariffs stems from concerns over the U.S. trade deficit. According to the concept of "Dirty 15," coined by Scott Bessent, the top 15 countries responsible for the largest U...

Trump's tariff storm sweeps the market, how to balance offense and defense?

Derpy Trades

Mar 31 05:44

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ $iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM.US)$ This week could be make or break for the markets, and it's likely to get worse before it gets better.
Join me as we use multi-variable technical analysis to try to determine where they could be headed next! You don't want to miss this!

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Cow Moo-ney

Mar 26 08:07

Another day of rally

In this very news driven market, no tariff news means good news for the market.
The market is still taking comfort from signs that President Trump could offer flexibility ahead of the next major tariff deadline - 2 Apr.
Stocks have risen since last Friday.
PS: things work both ways. If Trump gives us some negative tariff news, the market can pull back faster than you could imagine.
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72241773

Mar 25 02:28

loads of support at 207.70 interesting...
If that breaks...

Derpy Trades

Mar 24 08:20

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ $iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM.US)$ The market is likely to move up from here, but what it does after that is what's MOST important. Join me as I offer upside targets on SPY/QQQ/IWM and other tickers, as well as what could be about to happen in the weeks to come. You don't want to miss this!

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