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Don't forget it also being every country on Earth simultaneously price gouging.

To think this entire time I thought it was endless money printing, dollar weaponization, and inflation in my ignorance https://www.ft.com/content/125e89c0-308a-492f-ae8e-6834847d1186

Market is running hot. Plenty of cash still floating around. Just won a championship. Boston Celtics are a known dynasty akin to the Lakers. I doubt anyone could name a better set of circumstances to sell under.

I think the tech ETF's like SMH, FNGS, VGT etc will outperform the overall market. Tech is the future. Phones, exploration, communications, logistics will run everything. I just see more upside to tech ETF's than overall market ETF's that mirror the S&P, despite Warren Buffet's affinity to it...

That said, even in 2008 like settings over the long term those huge drops will be a fraction of gains so its still worth DCA no matter how they play. Timing the market is a losing endeavor, and if you try to wait for a crash, which could end up being years away, you will miss out on dividends...

For those with no investment experience VOO (S&P500 ETF) or VGT (Nasdaq ETF) still a good way to go. Even if the bulk concentration of them are in a handful of companies they are regularly adjusted if any rise or fall from grace.

This is the best advice. If your system is profitable why waste your time using a prop firm? This forces you to integrate their rules into your system. Micro ES contracts are $5 a point. For a couple of grand you can build your own bankroll and scale up in contracts until you reach regular emini...

The swings in NQ are pretty steep. With ES setting an entry and exit on a move has a pretty manageable point spread and ATR so if the market moves against you it's just a equitable loss you've factored into your system. NQ spreads tend to run several multiples of the ES ATR, so a loss can...

I saw the headline and knew before I entered. The first comment confirmed my prediction for the thread

I forgot where I heard it, but some dude like a decade ago kept averaging down on a commodity (copper i think) before finally having to sell at a billion dollar loss or something.

Samsung building to compete. This new s23 ultra camera is nice, and 12gb of RAM is sick.

You must be up to a hundred mill by now no?

Elon Musk is considering whether to attempt to purchase Twitter in a tender offer after the social media giant’s board rejected his previous overture. His intentions were detailed in an updated filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday. The filing said that Musk is exploring a...

Is that part of the Putin Price Hike I've been hearing so much about?

In all my time online I've only found a single news site that is the closest to balanced as possible, and that is thehill.com They report their news in an apolitical manner whether it is detrimental or good to either party, and they regularly have opinion writers from both sides of the...

Liquidate it all, immediately short it big, other shareholders who only bought in because of Musk sell because he sold, others short knowing they will be selling also. Share price plummets. This is all contingent on another 'White Knight' investor(s) not buying it out to sustain the price.

Unfortunately, past a certain percentage, somewhere in the single digits, you must disclose your percentage with the SEC and it becomes public knowledge. Then you have their board and the public watching you like a hawk. Elon's advantage here is that since he does not own over 10% he can legally...

No one is afforded the luxury of free speech in the company they work for. Companies stipulate that employees are basically brand ambassadors for their company. They are privy to information others are not and their words and actions directly affect the brand. Their actions, words or otherwise...

I don't have any experience in corporate governance, structure, or buyouts. My posts are all just my thinking and opinion on how I see it playing out. I understand your last point on why one would become a shareholder if they did not believe in the company, however one never has the luxury of...

Pretty much total dominance in the political aspect. Neither FB nor Reddit beats Twitter. This is why the Left is fighting to keep him from taking over, because without the ability to ban, suppress, and censor your political opponents it becomes a free for all. Look at the suppression of the...