Yeah, that’s the eternal question. Cut losses or wait it out. Honestly, it depends on why you bought in. If your thesis hasn’t changed and the project’s still building, holding might make sense. But if it was more of a hype play or the fundamentals look shaky, taking the L and rotating into stronger assets can save you stress later. What helps me is setting stop points before I buy, emotions make bad decisions when red candles hit. And if you’re moving funds around to rebalance, use non-custodial swaps so you stay in control of your assets. If you’re exploring better swap tools or strategies, the Rubic subreddit has some good talks about Rubic.Exchange and how people handle cross-chain rebalancing safely.

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Powell can't make it any more clear they're turning on the printer regardless of whether or not there is stress in credit markets. And they don't want to wait too long. From October FOMC. >Steve Liesman: if you stop the runoff now, does that mean you have to go back to actually adding assets sometime next year so that the balance sheet doesn't shrink as a percent of GDP? >Powell: So you're right. The the place we'll be on December 1 is that the size of the balance sheet is frozen.... And because the size of the balance sheet is frozen, you have further shrinkage in reserves. And reserves is the thing that we're managing that has to be ample. So that'll happen for a time but not a tremendously long time. We don't know exactly how long but at a certain point you'll want to start to grow reserves, to start gradually growing to keep up with you know the size of the banking system and the size of the economy. You have been given ample warning, do not be surprised and position yourself accordingly.

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How does MSTR even work? They issue shares that pay 10% a year for perpetuity, use that money to buy BTC that makes no money, never sell BTC for money and simply issue more shares to pay previous shareholders? But also they have no obligation to pay the 10% and you could just be holding useless shares? This seems wild to me but I'm also in my 30s so maybe I'm to old to understand it. Sorry if this has been beaten to death here but I finally looked today at it and it's insane to me.

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“Investing is a good financial strategy” they said “don’t put your money in a savings account, think about inflation” they said “invest and forget!” they told me

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Technically we are down what 25 bucks on the spy. Sounds like a dumb way to freak the fuck out.

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Musk getting approved on the $1 trillion pay scheme by the Teslur board would be a great moment to mark the absolute peak of the bubble

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Tis but a bit of a sell-off. Nothing to worry about

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Will there be a massive drop before lunch on SPY? Say to 659?

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I have my entire 401k in S&P500 so can take any big drops in tech but the drops still hurt. But in the long run, it has been very resilient, and rebounds hard so not worried about the long term. But I started in 2012. The charts show that from 2001 through 2012 the dips stayed dipped for a long time through multiple periods. I hope we are not entering one of those periods.

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When everyone else said it was a bubble, no one cares when doomer burry said it it’s all of a sudden some brilliant insight? That guy seems like a real knob

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