Boeing secured a $10B order coming out of the UK trade deal. That will create a lot of jobs.
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Didn’t realize Boeing didn’t produce planes in the US before this?
Sui is up a solid 250% in two years. Sol is up 674%. Sol is still the sol of this cycle.
Sol was up 51,000% last cycle. For some reason I don’t see sui catching that, a $6T market cap seems a little high
I'm counting the current cycle starting in early Jan 2024 (10th IIRC) when the BTC ETFs were approved and the entire market changed.
MSFT back to within $30/share of ATH.
Is a good defensive stock? You bet your Windows it is..more so at least than Alphabet, Meta, Apple for sure.
Is it a growth stonk? Ho Lee Fook yeah it is.
Sentiment has been growing regarding the MSFT stock price that Wi Tu Lo.
Is a good defensive stock? You bet your Windows it is..more so at least than Alphabet, Meta, Apple for sure.
Is it a growth stonk? Ho Lee Fook yeah it is.
Sentiment has been growing regarding the MSFT stock price that Wi Tu Lo.
I bought the MSFT dip and added to my position! Happy I did.
Lutnik’s telling of how the UK deal was negotiated is incredible. Must listen for serious people.
China, India, Vietnam are the key trade deals to be made. UK has a trade surplus with the USA ($95 billion in '24). So this announcement of a pending UK deal is lame, especially the pathetic Nutlick commentary. LOL
Sounds like India and Japan are next up. Hope the deals keep rolling.
Melania coin. Looks like insider trading.
I think UNH and AAPL are no-brainers at these prices. ZETA has a positive future and is worthy of a small position. TSLA will continue to be super volatile and a play on autonomous driving and robotics. While I own TSLA, my main autonomous driving play is UBER. I'm also very big on HOOD, RDDT, and SHAK as Gen Z trends/plays.
Thinking of going big on UNH.
I wanted to get in on HOOD but may have missed the window! RDDT seems interesting at these levels…
HOOD is going way, way higher. It's the Charles Schwab of the younger generation. I would start with a small position to get into the game. Add more later (if it dips). I bought during the tariff crash from $46 down to $34. My cost basis is now about $39. Very happy.
I wouldn't put any substantial sum on any one stock. If you had in a CD, I wouldn't take it from the safety of that CD to the risk of a single stock holding.
My advice is dump it all into the SPY or VTI type etfs, buying the entire market
Too late. It’s all overpriced!
MSFT was a relatively good buy when it recently dipped down near $360/sh briefly but it’s back up to $436 now…so go buy some 3 year treasury etf…because the current administration is hellbent on bringing down short term rates (they’re finding out that long rates don’t want to play along nicely) by tanking the economy.
I like MSFT for the long run too but o find so much hinges on what happens to GOOG and their monopoly status. Clearly that’s more about their advertising market share but could have implications for many big tech in generalToo late. It’s all overpriced!
MSFT was a relatively good buy when it recently dipped down near $360/sh briefly but it’s back up to $436 now…so go buy some 3 year treasury etf…because the current administration is hellbent on bringing down short term rates (they’re finding out that long rates don’t want to play along nicely) by tanking the economy.
Not great defensive stocks in a recession or near recession given they bigly rely on ad revenue so that would be a no from me, dawg, but maybe if they get cheap enough…
I haven’t been paying close attention to Amazon but it’s PE is now relatively cheap compared to where it had been…I’m guessing due to recent stock buybacks and the couple of really good earnings quarters. Retail biz going into a slowdown isn’t ideal but I’d rather order from Amazon if I can than make a trip to the store…and they have cloud biz.
AMZN does look quite attractive right now as well…Not great defensive stocks in a recession or near recession given they bigly rely on ad revenue so that would be a no from me, dawg, but maybe if they get cheap enough…
I haven’t been paying close attention to Amazon but it’s PE is now relatively cheap compared to where it had been…I’m guessing due to recent stock buybacks and the couple of really good earnings quarters. Retail biz going into a slowdown isn’t ideal but I’d rather order from Amazon if I can than make a trip to the store…and they have cloud biz.
RSP is the equal weight S&P 500 etf, if you're looking to avoid over-overweighting on Google and Meta.
My point was he is buying those individual equities (META, GOOG) and also buying a cap-weighted index ETF (SPY) that overweights those same individual equities. Whereas RSP is an equal weight index, so the same % of holding each S&P member companies.
Trump and China close in on trade deal after productive talks, Bessent says
President Donald Trump's Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent provided an update on its productive trade negotiations with China.
www.foxnews.com
If true, the market may have another +10% day.Trump and China close in on trade deal after productive talks, Bessent says
President Donald Trump's Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent provided an update on its productive trade negotiations with China.
Story not quite matching the headline just yet. A confirmation from China would help. Crypto taking a wait and see approach it appears
Was waiting for Cuban to weigh in given his work in this space. Seems like the EO could be a move to push other needed changes
Hospital pricing is a massive black hole (procedures, testing, drugs. etc.). Transparency would be very helpful.
An old favorite I'd been posting about, DEFTF, starts trading on NASDAQ today, new symbol is DEFT. I got in at about 1.20, trading premarket at 4.30. This one is a homerun for me.
+1
Artificial crashes can always lead to rips back to previous levels just as quick.
The U.S. and China on Monday agreed to suspend most tariffs on each other’s goods in a move that shows a thawing of trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies.
The deal means “reciprocal” tariffs between both countries will be cut from 125% to 10%. The U.S.′ 20% duties on Chinese imports relating to fentanyl will remain in place, meaning total tariffs on China stand at 30%.
“We had very productive talks and I believe that the venue, here in Lake Geneva, added great equanimity to what was a very positive process,” U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in a news conference.
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