Yea, pretty sure everybody's long terms are looking sad these days, but you gotta be in the game to win, right?
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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if there is a recession, expect shares to fall below $500...
Anyone willing to own shares of Tesla at or below $600?
and if the Fed keeps raising the interest rates,....it just may get there this summer.
Top Buys From The Best Money Managers (Q1 2022) https://seekingalpha.com/article/4512797-top-buys-from-the-best-money-managers-q1-2022
i played NVDA for the call and lost out even tho they had the best earnings call ever lol. im not sure how to play this time around lol
Even with good numbers nothing seems to hold gains. It gives it all back, sometimes the same day. Its good for day trading only.
Could Burry Be Right about $AAPL?
Michael Burry Is Shorting Apple
Hedge fund Scion Asset Management owned 206,000 put options on Apple shares as of the end of Q1. Down more than 22% this year, Apple is no longer the world's most valuable company, as it has recently lost its top position to oil giant Saudi Aramco. At the same time that it bet against the Cupertino company, Mr. Burry's hedge fund has also added long positions in Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Discovery.
Last year, the “Big Short” protagonist made the news for disclosing a $530 million short position in Tesla. At the time, the hedge fund manager said that it had been a quick trade in which he thought that "the options bets were extremely asymmetric, and the media was off by orders of magnitude."
Michael Burry Is Shorting Apple
Hedge fund Scion Asset Management owned 206,000 put options on Apple shares as of the end of Q1. Down more than 22% this year, Apple is no longer the world's most valuable company, as it has recently lost its top position to oil giant Saudi Aramco. At the same time that it bet against the Cupertino company, Mr. Burry's hedge fund has also added long positions in Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Discovery.
Last year, the “Big Short” protagonist made the news for disclosing a $530 million short position in Tesla. At the time, the hedge fund manager said that it had been a quick trade in which he thought that "the options bets were extremely asymmetric, and the media was off by orders of magnitude."
Would you guys consider starting a discord to make this easier to follow share amongst the fellas? We could have a stocks, crypto, options channels all on one server.
Nvidia to Slow Hiring Amid Inflationary Environment
The chip maker joins several other major technology companies that have decided to be more prudent with their operating budgets in recent weeks.
www.barrons.com
didn't he claim he short Tesla before it went to $1200 as well?
Yes, he took a loss on that. If I recall he closed those contracts.
Margin Call Alert: Tesla Stock Falling Below $400 Would Force Elon Musk to Sell 13 Million Shares of EV Maker to Fund Twitter Deal - Bernstein's Sacconaghi By Investing.com
Margin Call Alert: Tesla Stock Falling Below $400 Would Force Elon Musk to Sell 13 Million Shares of EV Maker to Fund Twitter Deal - Bernstein's Sacconaghi
www.investing.com
Let's see if they give it back tomorrow.
Yup.
401k gets maxed. Same with the IRAs (Backdoor Roth contributions...pause). Got in on the Series I Bond and put in 10k (should earn about 800 or so in a year; 7.12-9.62%).
As far as individual stocks and index funds in the brokerage account, it depends. Some just grab a general market index fund that tracks the S&P. Others like to earn income and invest in stocks with dividends, or invest in high growth stocks for potential capital gains. There's really no right or wrong answer as long as you do your DD.
Thanks !
no i didn't bro. i really didn't. amazing isnt it? but it's all good to see yall holding it down. i have been so busy running my store and doing my podcast and the family. but i will check in every now and then. been dollar cost averaging $1500 into index funds every month. that has been my strategy this year. i also did some neutral plays. one panned out. one, not so much
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he's kinda like Jim cramer. Always do the opposite of what he says.
That joint fire
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