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Here are more of BRKA's holdings https://www.bankrate.com/investing/warren-buffett-stocks-berkshire-hathaway-portfolio-13f-filing/

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/warren-buffetts-berkshire-hathaway-boosts-occidental-petroleum-stake-to-146-2022-03-17?siteid=yhoof2 Here it says his holdings in OXY is $7 billion. BRKA is worth $300 billion, so that means OXY, which has been ripping this quarter, is only 2% of his holdings.

Yes, they are all equal. Weekly charts.

AAPL is down 10% for the quarter. It is not ripping higher this quarter.

BRKA is up 15% this quarter whereas AAPL (half his portfolio) is down 10%! I guess he must own a good amount of OXY or CVX perhaps. AXP is up 10% for the quarter, so I guess that must be helping as well.

I'm trying to understand BRK.A ripping to the upside this quarter. If you google "berkshire main holdings", this is what google says: Noteworthy is that Apple is nearly 50% of his portfolio. But let's go through his charts (AAPL, BAC, KO, AXP, KHC) and compare to BRK.A. I will post weekly...

I'm looking for software where I can set non-specific bar-break alerts, (as opposed to breaks of a specific bar), such as these examples: Alert me the next time AAPL breaks above its prior 30-minute bar (even if tomorrow). Alert me the next time MSFT breaks below its prior 5-minute bar Alert me...

https://abc7ny.com/gamestop-trading-saga-wall-street-meme-stocks-weeklies/11537670/

Yep, so true Ken! Trading very small size like this reminds me of the old trading adage, "focus on your losses, the profits will take care of themselves." Best of luck in your trading!

Ken, why do you trade SPXS and SPXU at the same time? It's basically the same instrument, moving at the same speed, and your trading size certainly couldn't be a factor in your decision. Why not just trade one over the other?

Ken, just an FYI (unrelated to this thread). This screenshot is from your Trading Week Ahead video. It's awfully grainy on my end. Not sure if you can record your videos in higher quality, but I'm pretty sure your followers would appreciate it if you did. Your video is so grainy that I can't...

Looks nice, Raheel. Here is a video overview. I think I'd go for the all-leather.

Wow, thanks. I guess I never realized those large swaths of land (tan color) in Washington and Oregon were "grass and scrub". I thought of those areas in Washington and Oregon as being tree-covered mountains, but I guess I was wrong.

Why is the western half of the US brown? Washington State is not desertified, so the brown is not desert. Nebraska is not mountainous, so the brown is not mountains. So what the heck is the brown exactly? Google doesn't tell, lol.