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There is an old saying. Never attribute to conspiracy what can just as easily be attributed to incompetence.
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Or I’ll just continue to steadily buy during the downturn like I always have. The people who were going to retire are now nervous watching their nest egg drop 20% so they just continue to work and add to it until the next upswing, as they’ve weathered a lot of these events in the 40 years they’ve been working and putting money into their 401k.
Not all retail investors/traders are WSB retards or “investors” that just started trading 1-2 years ago.
Not all retail investors/traders are WSB retards or “investors” that just started trading 1-2 years ago.
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Looking at various semis on my board, I am starting to lean towards QCOM as the real buy down at these levels. I would say MU, but their revenues have been flat/declining the last few years while QCOM is still showing solid growth.
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Going through the thread from 3/5 onward and its pretty interesting with how the tables seem to be reversed, with talk of airlines and the optimism.
Looking at the daily candles, that is a fucking rollercoaster of shit that almost looks designed to destroy people trying to time the market.
(chart is QQQ)
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T spun off TW/HBO and then that company merged with Discovery. T owns like 70% of the new combined company. Honestly, you should do some reading on Discovey (the company) and decide if its a fit for you. It will combined a big ass Movie studio with HBOMax and all of Discovery's content which is pretty substantial. This might help.
Warner Bros. Discovery opens at $24.08 a share in public debut as newly-formed company
Newly formed streaming giant Warner Bros. Discovery officially began trading on the Nasdaq.
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Outside of my IRA I was only in for 6 weeks in an energy ETF and did 23% and then got out. Nice timing on that I guess. Blind squirrel and acorn and such. I just got up, saw the futures were down quite a bit at 3am, but with the way things have went lately who knows.
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No trading halts, even at the height of nuclear catastrophe fears... Slow orderly rotation from growth to commodity stocks.
Discovery mode trying to price in growth, PEs roaming around trying to find their place.
The more pages I read from the covid era the more I feel stupid.
Calls for the fed destroying markets by slashing rates to zero which ended up super charging equities to the moon...
Now I completely understand all the shit I've been given by Blazin
My current thought is, industrials and energy is a bubble that is being inflated by Russian sanctions, in all honesty, the complete lack of effectiveness of the sanctions and oil/natural gas flooding the markets outside the US should be the writing on the wall for how behind traders are that are buying into oil/gas stocks.
It seems like soon as the lock gets removed from Russia the rotation will flood back into growth stocks.
Of course, the fed is kind of out there doing what its doing using words and projections tinkering with shit that is doing some weird things with bonds that I wont speculate on because its beyond my skill level but it only makes sense that eventually those yields are going to get bought down, soon as we see a turn.
I suppose that means sideways consolidation waiting for a move, earnings wont necessarily help, good or bad with the direction were going but I assume it will be up eventually.
If anyone disagrees feel free to enlighten me.
Discovery mode trying to price in growth, PEs roaming around trying to find their place.
The more pages I read from the covid era the more I feel stupid.
Calls for the fed destroying markets by slashing rates to zero which ended up super charging equities to the moon...
Now I completely understand all the shit I've been given by Blazin
My current thought is, industrials and energy is a bubble that is being inflated by Russian sanctions, in all honesty, the complete lack of effectiveness of the sanctions and oil/natural gas flooding the markets outside the US should be the writing on the wall for how behind traders are that are buying into oil/gas stocks.
It seems like soon as the lock gets removed from Russia the rotation will flood back into growth stocks.
Of course, the fed is kind of out there doing what its doing using words and projections tinkering with shit that is doing some weird things with bonds that I wont speculate on because its beyond my skill level but it only makes sense that eventually those yields are going to get bought down, soon as we see a turn.
I suppose that means sideways consolidation waiting for a move, earnings wont necessarily help, good or bad with the direction were going but I assume it will be up eventually.
If anyone disagrees feel free to enlighten me.
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