I've been considering NFLX stock too.
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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I've been considering NFLX stock too.
DEEP DIVE on Silver
But the structure underneath:
This is where it’s scary.
Position accordingly. Till next time.
Bottom Line
The bear case is real in the short term. Tax selling, margins, dollar—these can hit you.But the structure underneath:
- London backwardation at multi-decade extremes
- Asia paying $10-14 premiums
- China export restrictions starting in 5 days
- Solar demand inelastic to $134
- Copper substitution takes 4 years minimum
- 72% of supply is byproduct (can’t just “mine more”)
- Specs not crowded, ETFs accumulating metal, vol repriced
This is where it’s scary.
Position accordingly. Till next time.
Same. Adding a few lately
Gold IRA vs. silver IRA: Which will be better for investors in 2026?
Gold and silver prices are soaring, which could bode well for both types of IRAs, but one may be the better option.
www.cbsnews.com
Thanks for this! Precious Metal Retirement Accounts...surprised this has come up just now.Gold IRA vs. silver IRA: Which will be better for investors in 2026?
Gold and silver prices are soaring, which could bode well for both types of IRAs, but one may be the better option.
Surging silver and gold slide after CME raises margin requirements
Silver and gold futures are falling sharply after the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, one of the world’s largest trading floors for commodities, required traders to put up more cash to invest in precious metals
I'm not sure if this topic has been discussed throughout the thread but how do you all feel about ethical investing when it comes to companies like Palantir?
I've mentioned it a few times in this thread. I would be sitting pretty right now if I was feeling PLTR.
My list of "I won't buy" stocks:
PLTR
TSLA
MMM
MARA
ASST
Thanks fam! Haven't gone through the entire thread so in reading the graphic i was just gauging people's thoughts.I've mentioned it a few times in this thread. I would be sitting pretty right now if I was feeling PLTR.
My list of "I won't buy" stocks:
PLTR
TSLA
MMM
MARA
ASST
man that damn ASST stock.. i made some money on that up and down ride this summer.. i thought it had one more ride left....smh i loaded up again now i'm holding that bag...I've mentioned it a few times in this thread. I would be sitting pretty right now if I was feeling PLTR.
My list of "I won't buy" stocks:
PLTR
TSLA
MMM
MARA
ASST
100% agree with @HellBoy .....I have some exposure to those in a few ETFs, but I won't invest in them as individual stocks....Too many better companies that align with my overall blueprint when it comes to investing....
Here is NFLX on the weekly chart. I am watching $94 to see if it can get above that resistance and hold for a week or so.
Other levels to consider:
$90.50 - 100 week moving average
$82.50 - 2 really strong bounces there
$70 - Long shot to drop that low without a major catalyst.
** Honestly, I wouldn't fault anyone who started buying (at least nibbling) now while its under $100.
computer Memory prices are exploding...byproduct of the AI boom
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Saks is preparing to file for bankruptcy in the coming weeks after missing an $100 million-plus interest payment on the debt it took on to buy Neiman Marcus.
Dec 31 (Reuters) - Saks Global is preparing to file for bankruptcy in the coming weeks after missing a debt payment tied to its Neiman Marcus acquisition, the Wall Street Journal said on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
The parent of high-end department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue failed to make an interest payment of over $100 million due on Tuesday on its bonds, and is in talks with its creditors to secure financing for the bankruptcy process, the report added.
Saks Global did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.
The company has been struggling to revive demand in the U.S. as rising inflation and a weakening labor market have curbed discretionary spending, including on luxury items.
Over the past year, the company was looking to sell a minority stake in luxury retailer Bergdorf Goodman to help reduce debt, a Saks Global spokesperson told Reuters in September.
During this period, it also aimed to raise cash through the sale of assets like a Beverly Hills property, the Wall Street Journal report said.
In August 2025, Saks Global completed a debt restructuring that included about $600 million in new money and an exchange of its $2.2 billion senior secured notes.
Hudson's Bay Company created the firm in July last year following its $2.65 billion acquisition of department store chain Neiman Marcus.
The move combined Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and other luxury retail and real estate assets to better compete with department store operators such as Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's and Macy's.
The deal was funded by new investors such as Amazon, Authentic Brands Group, Salesforce and others, along with $2.2 billion in senior secured notes and an asset-based credit facility.
If you really want it and have the money,
buy it by selling a put ( example the put 90 JAN 23 )
collect the premium or collect the stock
I’ve been hearing a lot of people talking about AT&T. I’d love to see JP Morgan’s list from 2025.
no idea autozone stock was that high...
and they don't have a dividend.
@DC_Dude $SIDU hit $4 today. Congrats!
In about 6 months they’ll campaign on reducing it.But I thought DOGE fixed it...
Bruh i get it, but i just invest where my money will grow
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