Definitely some negative news today, but nice to see the market rally into the close.
OT: Stock and Investment Thread
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The first and last 15 mins have no bearing on anything. They're all driven by algos/HFTs.
I'd rather have the algos buy than sell to end the day.
Stupid question- does physical buy/sell at same price you would see on an index?
This was a pretty clear warning by the Fed chair that we're in for more than "a little" pain if this keeps up.
It had a consolidation period just prior to the breakout. Maybe that means we have more run way prior to the next one?I took profit on half my contracts (which were getting out of control). I bought way too many this round. My plan is to let the others ride for a while. If there is a nice dip, I can rebuy what I sold. I think gold is heading past $3500 on its way to $4000 by years end, but there is normally a buyable dip after such a breakout.
Fingers crossed!
Not stupid, I think a bit under but have never sold any tbh. Also depends on who you are selling too I’d imagine. Some local places may pay spot but larger places that you gotta send it too probably pay under spot.
I’m not sure how any of the other ways to buy/sell PM’s work tbh.
Maybe. In early April it dipped back to $3000'ish before rallying again. I'm thinking/hoping for a consolidation back to the mid-to-low $3200's. Not much. I went a little too degen with my last round of buying and was getting nervous. The GLD futures on Coinbase are at 19.5x leverage.
I don't think I have enough UBER. It's my 4th largest holding in my custom stock basket. AXON, NFLX, NVDA, and then UBER. But 2-4 are very close.
Good grief, UNH completely sh!ts the bed. Down 20% (which is why Dow futures are down so much as compared to the other indexes being up):
In happier earnings news, TSM crushes is again. Easy double beat, strong guidance:
TSMC sticks with its revenue forecast after profit tops estimates despite Trump trade worries
TSMC sticks with its revenue forecast after profit tops estimates despite Trump trade worries
I own it.
Though it's clawed back a little, now down 16%.
I was thinking of selling when it was at $600. Which looks like a resistance level.
Damn straight. And they have the receipts (literally). In my stock basket the financials I own are JPM, GS, BRK.B, AXP, and SPGI.
Where $600 was resistance, this $450-470 range does look to be support. So maybe.
In the short term, at least I’d say sell the rips, especially if there is potential for stock moving news coming up like earnings. As they say, you don’t go broke taking profits or at the very least take profits on some and hold some if you like.
Not auto but I mentioned in one of these threads during the holidays, I changed TVs and family phones in case of potential tariffs. It was going to be bought sooner or later anyway so tariff bluster or not it’s done and put out the way. So I do think there’s probably some pull forward of consumer spending of some things.
Weekly outflows from NVDA by JPM retail (not institutions) tracker is highest since 2015. First week since DeepSeek they observed outflows.
Median % below 52 week highs for tech is 29%…SP is around 13-14 Josh Brown said.
Median % below 52 week highs for tech is 29%…SP is around 13-14 Josh Brown said.
My guy just called me and said it’s time to move more cash into the market. Let’s see if he is correct.
Trade deals should start being announced soon. Maybe next week?
Nope. Just said he was calling anyone with a good amount of cash. I actually wanted to put more in but he told me a number he thought was best. Then said he wanted me to keep same investment ratio of 65/35. Said might as well get some bonds and take the way 9%.(untaxed 4.5% return)
Positive data on their oral GLP-1. I missed out on buying this one a bunch of times (but own via a few funds).
BOOM:
Netflix posts major earnings beat as revenue grows 13% in first quarter
NFLX = consumer stable and recession proof?
Netflix posts major earnings beat as revenue grows 13% in first quarter
NFLX = consumer stable and recession proof?
Chart looks great right through the tariff sell off.BOOM:
Netflix posts major earnings beat as revenue grows 13% in first quarter
NFLX = consumer stable and recession proof?
America can't do without their Squid Games and Temptation Island.
Seriously, they really do great documentaries - both sports and real-life.
I’ll note that this new narrative could shift quickly.