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To answer your question, the USD is back by the US government, which is the reason its inflation is contained, as opposed to the silly currencies of failing economies. What is BTC backed by? It's also highly inflationary since it can't hold its value against speculation. We know BTC can't be...

Enough Tsla threads?

I'm a newbie trader who happens to have done exceedingly well in 2020 with little effort. So far, 2021 is a humbling year, very difficult for me to make money, but I enjoy the challenge which pushes me to hone in on what I enjoy most, like timing, amounts, variety, risk... There's much for me...

Yeah, it hit 21.45 in 09/2018 during a 2 year stint in the 12.5 - 17.7 bracket. Expecting better today is wishful thinking. I'm hoping the same jokers who managed to squeeze the shorts for a few minutes a while back will come back to add the momentum needed to come as close to 21 as possible...

I had CLOV at 7.5 and managed to dump it at 10.5 on it last pump and dump. Instead I'm super stuck on SEDG and ENPH... great companies but deep in the hole.

Well... To be truthful, I really need AMC to hit 21...:banghead:. I got caught up on the BS of a few months back when brokers froze buying but allowed selling.. o_O 16 is the level at which I am willing to absorb my losses. But now, I may just hold to year end and see where we're at before...

Wow, and all I had to do is question the 14 resistance for it to break... Now I know how this works! Just start a thread on ET :D

Goodness, 1942 you say? Geez, Hitler had already invaded most of Europe by then and the gaz chambers were in full swing... Perhaps Europe should thank the German navy for their skills at destroying US ships on the US East Coast or else everything else would only have elicited a yawn...

http://www.100letprve.si/en/world_war_1/casualties/index.html The French lost a lot of men during WWI. It's easy for Americans to point to Versailles as the cause of WW2, but the US, again, showed up late in the battle and suffered the least casualties. They could take a 10,000 ft view of...

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/worlds-top-countries-for-military-spending/ A couple thoughts jumped at me when looking at the graph. Republicans are up in arms about the debt and the so called recovery money being handed out, but let's all be very clear, America is going bankrupt because of...

AMC is enjoying a tailwind with cash influx and the reopening of its theaters, but short pressure is keeping price from breaking 14. If anyone's radar is even remotely tracking this stock, what's your thoughts? I'm looking for at least 16 by year end... :thumbsup: or :thumbsdown:.

Humans are creatures of habits, even our thought process seeks repetition to minimize efforts. Probabilistic predictions are often quite accurate within proper parameters.

That's true, the French were no match to the Germans in 1939 for fair reasons. The politicians and generals had experienced the devastation of WW I and couldn't fathom another war, the French population was divided over stopping Hitler in part because the most vociferous anti nazis were the...

Sounds like you're joining the ranks of the wallstreebets gang.... see, that wasn't so difficult.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeltaylor/2021/05/13/ev-range-breakthrough-as-new-aluminum-ion-battery-charges-60-times-faster-than-lithium-ion/?sh=4457d3916d28

o_O.... how many people in the room know what they're doing with cryptos? There's those who can manipulate, those who are lucky to bet the right direction and the rest...

A sample does not a trend make. I imagine many MSFT, AMZN or TSLA stock holders have been mocked for holding loser shares. Imagine their immense pleasure

I personally take no pleasure in seeing others lose everything, but I agree with you that retail traders of the last couple of years (I'm one of those) have only known upward markets and are having a rude awakening with the market so far this year. I wouldn't be surprised to see 10% of the most...

I'm not expert, but it takes some pretty big balls to do what she's doing. Things are particularly bad in her sector right now (down 30+%) and a big general correction will further exacerbate that down trend. I suppose she doesn't have a choice since she's so deep in poorly performing...

Anyone long in tech can tell you we've been in correction territory since mid February. Just ask ARK's Cathie Wood. Actually, if I use my 401k fund as a barometer, 2020 returned 98% while 2021 to-date it's struggling to hold 2.5%