And it likely will this time as well, govt had it's little orgy of spending. Inflation may run hot for a bit, they sure did spend a lot, but I'd expect us to be at 2% or less by 2024. The dmg is done though we'll adapt to these new prices we aren't going back, but that doesn't make it a good thing, it was a complete mishandling across the board and it hurts people's standard of living and it was completely avoidable.Yea, strange meme choice as that ended poorly for the tank a moment later.
Sometimes is just about having a chuckleNow show the technology plane that flies overhead and blows the CPI tank up.
Some scary moments during this week but change the chart to weekly and things look pretty productive, would certainly look better if it could close green today.
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Little? Thats like calling a Caligula orgy a little threesome.govt had it's little orgy of spending.
Blazin in case you didnt see this previously, can you explain what this means please?What does journal the funds mean?
*Glares in Cathie Woods*It's true though, you're still effectively losing a ton of money if you invest in bonds.
Sure, so probably just easiest to give an example . Hold 100 shares of spy as type Margin . (This doesn’t mean ON margin) you sell the position. This creates a margin credit in your limited margin ira. You could then that day use that credit to say purchase SpY again. But if you attempt to make a transaction that requires cash like a secured put you would have to wait for three days for the initial trade to clear margin and be credited to cash .Blazin in case you didnt see this previously, can you explain what this means please?
They are type cash and settle immediately.Still fairly new in options, but dont options settle overnight? Whereas straight equities are T+2?
Nothing wrong with that question at all, but it's not easy to answer. For me the answer is yes, if I make gains quickly I tend to sell, because making 10-12% YoY is all you need to become quite wealthy and so if the market gods bless me with double digit gains in a short time frame I tend to take it.Very basic question, I will refrain from asking more if this kind of thing is not welcome.
If a stock you had planned to hold long term jumps 25% in a few days after buying it, do you go ahead and take the profit or hold long anyway waiting for more?
I'm sure the answer is it depends on more factors than I've put in the question, just trying to get a handle on how people who actually have experience with this stuff think about it. Thanks.
Sanrith would tell you this so I'll jump the gun. Start re-reading this thread from like... March 2020 and onward. There's an awful lot of information but it is an incredible resource. I've only made it like a 1/4 of the way and already learned a ton.Very basic question, I will refrain from asking more if this kind of thing is not welcome.
If a stock you had planned to hold long term jumps 25% in a few days after buying it, do you go ahead and take the profit or hold long anyway waiting for more?
I'm sure the answer is it depends on more factors than I've put in the question, just trying to get a handle on how people who actually have experience with this stuff think about it. Thanks.
Sanrith would tell you this so I'll jump the gun. Start re-reading this thread from like... March 2020 and onward. There's an awful lot of information but it is an incredible resource. I've only made it like a 1/4 of the way and already learned a ton.
The only advice I feel at my level I can give.
Very basic question, I will refrain from asking more if this kind of thing is not welcome.
If a stock you had planned to hold long term jumps 25% in a few days after buying it, do you go ahead and take the profit or hold long anyway waiting for more?
I'm sure the answer is it depends on more factors than I've put in the question, just trying to get a handle on how people who actually have experience with this stuff think about it. Thanks.
Yea, strange meme choice as that ended poorly for the tank a moment later.