Anyone investing heavily this year??

How much money did you lose/gain this past week?


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Ok, so we all want to buy low and sell high. What do you see as the next big event to cause a dip? Russia invading Ukraine? China fucking something up? Rate hikes (although it shouldn't come as a surprise)? Or, something else?


For example, Brexit was a decent day to make a quick flip.
 
Ok, so we all want to buy low and sell high. What do you see as the next big event to cause a dip? Russia invading Ukraine? China fucking something up? Rate hikes (although it shouldn't come as a surprise)? Or, something else?


For example, Brexit was a decent day to make a quick flip.
I've been in XOM and XLE for a few weeks now. I think oil is going to $100+ a barrel by April. If Trump's website gets hacked, crashes or closes that one should tank nicely. Feb. 21st is the supposed go live date. First rate hike should boost banks too.
 
"Feb 8 (Reuters) - Apple Inc(AAPL) will allow businesses to accept payments directly on their iPhones, bypassing any extra payment hardware such as Block Inc's Square terminals.

Fintech firms Stripe and Shopify Point will be the first to offer the "Tap to Pay" feature to business customers in the spring of 2022 in the United States, the company said in a statement.

The feature, to be launched later this year, will use near field communications (NFC) technology and allow businesses to accept credit and debit cards and other digital wallets with a tap on the device, Apple(AAPL) said.

Shares of Block fell 2% in early trading on Thursday, while Apple(AAPL) shares were little changed. (Reporting by Subrat Patnaik and Akash Sriram in Bengaluru; Editing by Saumyadeb Chakrabarty)"

I was wondering why I was able to pick up more SQ at the new 52 week low about 20 min ago, but it is crystal clear now.
 
What is up with American express? It keeps going up and no down movement? Only thing in the news is their new checking account, but they have had savings/checking accounts for years now.
 
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