People think markets will actually decline from here 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
The average worker toils 10 hours a day just to live paycheck to paycheck without even probably having matching 401(k) contributions from their employers so they don’t even invest
These people don’t affect markets at all, yet 🧸 focus on this demographic when huffing copium to fuel their commie desires to witness another Great Depression so they can finally buy in “cheap”
Yes, poor people are having a hard time…but it’s not like they’re holding much NVD🅰️ℹ️ so who truly cares❓❔❓
Lel, I’m so glad that market doesn’t equal the economy & continues increase my net worth every day I wake 🥰
SPX 6,666 🔜
They had a reverse split, company really only existed in its current form starting this year. Revenues trending positive, investors are expecting funding and strong 10-k. They’ve payed off a lot of their debt to improve their balance sheets. Currently generating new revenue streams via stock lending
I was a longterm discover investor. I think there are a lot of synergies between them and COF that can be exploited and in the near term COF will be able to use cash from moving their cards to the discover network from visa/mastercard to give better credit card offerings. I also like that they have a relatively small physical footprint since most banking is moving online. Capital One is a long hold for me. AMD is a pure AI hype play, I feel like I’ve ignored it way too long so I waited for AMD to get beaten down and went in.
Yep... I picked up 1200 shares at $8.53 in April. Next day, loaded 12 Covered Calls at $10. Rolled those to $11. Pocketed a couple $K in premiums before Calls were assigned.
GAIN - $8.53 to $11.00 (+premiums)
LOSS - It climbed to $16+ (OK, technically not a loss... but I'm calling it a loss!)