I used to be the king of Wall Street. I started studying stocks at 3, learned fundamentals at 5, and was reading technical charts by 6. While other kids were still learning their multiplication tables, I was already studying support and resistance. I’ve lived through bull markets, bear markets, massive rallies, brutal crashes, and watched plenty of people become legends overnight — only to blow it all up the next day. These days, I’ve chosen to stay undercover on WSB. No more showing up as some “super analyst.” Now I’m just a low-key, cautious, occasionally unhinged Pig King. I watch the market, trade options, flex when I win, and disappear when I lose. A true king doesn’t need a crown. One 🐷 is enough.

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Mechanic: lol that’ll be $1800 to replace the stud and we can’t patch your tire because the treads too low. Me: lol let me talk to my wife about that.

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That concertible bond news came the fuck out of nowhere. Not a bad move from coreweave in terms of financing. Think the move down is overblown, but i can see it getting to low 70s

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So much investment in our economy is made via borrowing yen at very low yields and investing into higher yield US assets. This is called the Yen carry trade. It has been basically free money. The Bank of Japan is now really raising rates for the first time in modern history due to the energy shock. Unwinds this carry trade. The importance of this trade is highlighted with the treasury secretary’s direct action to sell EURO bonds to buy YEN to try to strengthen the yen and save this trade. Spoiler: it didnt work.

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I think that argument is hugely overblown. The lithium in batteries can be recovered to 90-95% through new recycling practices. Lithium is abundant in solid form in the ground and in liquid form from wells in California, Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana. The oil companies are clinging to disinformation while the walls crumble around them. GM and Ford will lose their global markets and be left with only the USA. The rest of the world zooms past us. Pure electric vehicles are far more efficient and have about 70% fewer moving parts, meaning low maintenance.

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10% move on news of that magnitude seems low.

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I bought this egg producer when eggs were low and thought "Man, now that egg prices have bottomed...surely they will improve their EPS" Turns out it didn't but of course I doubled down... Now they are considering a buyout and I've broke even, so at least there is that. Moral of the story, we always double down.

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Look up GM's Ultium platform and Ford's Universal EV platform. This should answer all your questions. No idea what Stellantis is doing, I assume they will die. GM thinks they can iterate on the Chevy Bolt platform and Ford needed to start from a blank slate because none of their existing platform was viable for a low cost vehicle 

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Debt to net wealth ratio is pretty low across the US in private sector, it's all big gov bags 

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Triple witching tomorrow. Not saying it means anything other than volume and swing, but people do position accordingly to make a buck. I'm in credit spreads. Today's pump squeezed puts, and with vix low its possible we skew negative tomorrow, but not a ton. So im making a buck on apreads

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