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keep in mind, chatgpt has a hardstop for new data from september 2021.

Well looky here; it’s turning into a green day after all. Up 7.43% this week @Dest if you’re looking for a new prop trader…

i don't think anyone's got such a messy portfolio as mine. so much time, research and trading and at the end of the day, it's basically just following the NASDAQ (which is up 16.6% ytd)

Ytd, 16.8%

at this exact moment i'm up over 6% this week. today will likely be a down day but i should end the week up 5%. Can I have the same bet? :D

don't i know you from somewhere? the time to tell everyone to go short was at the end of 2021. you're a year late. posts like this are a buy-signal for longer term investors.

That’s a really interesting list. I ask myself if it’s better to hold the first 10 or the last 10. in any case, many thanks for the idea.

bold prediction incoming -- total crypto market cap will one day exceed market cap of gold.

Bed bath and beyond the moon. As always your trusted metaverse correspondent/short squeeze identifier is balls deep in another asymmetric risk to reward trade. Caveat emptor :sneaky:

COPX

the potential of blockchain is as great as ever. whether or not it's the future remains to be seen. i still believe blockchain investments deserve a place in a diversified long-term investment portfolio. most coins are yielding 5-20% apr which i keep compounding. *remind me of this post in 5 years

Yesterday, I posted here and on a thread by our good friend KCalhoun who was, surprise surprise, I can hardly believe it, buying INVERSES again! My clever albeit snide comment on that thread has gone missing and so has the entire thread! I'm onto you KC! Anyway, back to mayo. For me, it's gotta...

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your secret sauce called the bottom in 2020? and is giving a buy-signal now?

is that real data? and if so, which chart?

on a side note, it's interesting to see so much inflation in the US given the relentless rise of USD strength. that coffee from wherever should in dollar terms be cheaper. one might conclude that this should reduce inflation as imports are cheaper (i think shipping rates have also dropped). it...

well then someone will sell coffee for $6. and then someone will find a cheaper supplier of good coffee and sell for $5. greed works. capitalism works. price discovery will take some time.