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I have no idea. I suck at buying when stocks are going up. I will wait for you to tell us its time to buy if the bull keeps running.
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This grift is almost over;
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WeWork flags 'substantial doubt' about its ability to stay in business
WeWork disclosed Tuesday that there's "substantial doubt" about its ability to continue operating, as the company seeks to improve its financial positioning.
www.marketwatch.com
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Same data as this one, don't recall seeing a better chart of this, see what I can find
My first reaction to this topic is wondering what effect the housing market has on this behavior. Two dynamics incredible competition for extremely limited supply, and a significant recent increase in mortgage interest rates. These factors are going to make people want to tap what resources they can to get a house and limit the size of the mortgage. Seems logical that people will oft choose the now of a house vs the later of retirement.
Hardship withdrawals are such a bad idea and are way too easy to do, and the most financially illiterate will be those drawn to them.
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Right?
My strategy for when stonks go up is to have bought the stock before that happens. I'm still wrestling with how to overcome the couple of flaws in this strategy
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I went against traditional buy and hold for a 40 year old and sold all of my qualified money and let it sit in fdrxx as of about 2 weeks ago. In my NQ account I only sold 1/2 of my palantir bc the rest of the lots were short term. Kept all of my indexes
basically around 450 still in and 400 out at this point. My strategy is to learn from past lessons and be more patient with trying to time this dip. If I miss read the dip I’m ok with my little money market for a couple of months.
I know the data is against me on the move, but I like it anyway. My plan on re entry is DCA about 50-100 on pain points each month. If there’s a big shit the bed moment, then shove more back than that.
Im delusional, but not enough to think I’ll come out ahead. Im just more at peace with the 4-5 while on the sidelines. So far im about even vs if I left it alone. It’s kind of weird, you don’t want the market to go down bc your other half is in it, but you definitely don’t hate it as much knowing you may make some money on the ride up.
basically around 450 still in and 400 out at this point. My strategy is to learn from past lessons and be more patient with trying to time this dip. If I miss read the dip I’m ok with my little money market for a couple of months.
I know the data is against me on the move, but I like it anyway. My plan on re entry is DCA about 50-100 on pain points each month. If there’s a big shit the bed moment, then shove more back than that.
Im delusional, but not enough to think I’ll come out ahead. Im just more at peace with the 4-5 while on the sidelines. So far im about even vs if I left it alone. It’s kind of weird, you don’t want the market to go down bc your other half is in it, but you definitely don’t hate it as much knowing you may make some money on the ride up.
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Not sure this is really being reported that much nationally yet, but I'm thinking that Ford, GM, and Stellantis are going to have a long, drawn out strike on their hands. The new head of the UAW is a delusional egomaniac who's really working on digging himself a hole with some of his demands.
Thoughts on plays? I'm sure there's some strike baked into the current pricing, but I don't think it's as pessimistic as it should be. I'm planning to liquidate the rest of my Ford stock and am looking down the line at suppliers.
UAW president Shawn Fain trashes Stellantis contract proposal
UAW President Shawn Fain threw Stellantis NV's counter proposal in the garbage during a Facebook livestream.
www.detroitnews.com
Thoughts on plays? I'm sure there's some strike baked into the current pricing, but I don't think it's as pessimistic as it should be. I'm planning to liquidate the rest of my Ford stock and am looking down the line at suppliers.
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DIS falling slightly on earnings.
As I predicted... "Parks, Experiences and Products saw revenue rise 13% from a year earlier to $8.33 billion, topping forecasts, while Media and Entertainment Distribution revenue was down 1% to $14 billion, again shy of estimates."
As I predicted... "Parks, Experiences and Products saw revenue rise 13% from a year earlier to $8.33 billion, topping forecasts, while Media and Entertainment Distribution revenue was down 1% to $14 billion, again shy of estimates."
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Davey Day Trader gets paid $500m to sell Barstool Sports in 2019. Buys it back for $1. He wins the crown for sell high and buy low.
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Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy paid $1 to buy back his company
Barstool's founder Dave Portnoy paid just $1 to buyback his media company as Penn Entertainment bolted for a partnership with ESPN.
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Anyone have any experience or insights with Federal Farm Credit Bonds? Technically they arent the gubmint but a GSE so there is a difference between them and actual government agency bonds. But they have never failed to my knowledge and the law says the insurance fund would have to cover any losses if a bond fails. They are callable which is a problem, but some I am looking at have a full year before they can be potentially be called thus they would be paying a yield of 6.29% over the 12 months.
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