55% of the S&P is held up by the Magnificent Seven. That's something to think about. They're starting to lose influence and early adopters are switching to SLM's, instead of LLM's, which are easier to integrate in their systems and in phones. And the chips and servers they invest in have a smaller lifespan than the investments companies made during the dotcom era. There are also other things to consider, but the point is that a lot of investments are being made, while revenue remains very low. That in combination with the market share they are about to lose, will make the stocks go down eventually. The only good thing is that the Magnificent Seven uses their own money to make these investments, rather than taking loans. So if the whole thing comes down, at least the banks are safe. Investors not so.

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Few my rddt 255 covered calls are safe haha

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I do short term stock trades (not options) and I’m up 60% overall - I produced a 42K short term return YTD in my biggest brokerage, which has usually 60-80K cash on hand, and it each buy is usually under 5% (usually 1% of my free cash). With this ultra-safe approach, I sleep like a baby, and I have atleast a sizable ROI, if not the thing WSB wet dreams are made of. You don’t need to just play puts or calls short term to make money, in other words. There are way less stressful ways.

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TLRY, get your clean and safe stuff here.

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Some would say this level on gold is irrational but because it's tied to a semi-rare metal instead of booming corporate profits it seems safe I suppose. The feared event would be stagflation. If that fear dissipates or turns out to be milder than feared the trap door will open.

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LOL, if this guy is still not caught 72 hours after, he's a meticulous pro who knows what he's doing and had help... I'm assuming he's already made it back safe to tel aviv.

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Thinking $20 Jan 2026 and Jan 2027 to play safe

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“fuck it I’ll just tell them Bear Sterns, they’re a safe bet”

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GLW is the safest. Glass maker for all major phone brands in US and optical cables for data centers. RDDT is aggressive, but still safe imo LDI is the riskiest, but the road to a 2x is now wide open. 

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Good thing I'm safe except I bought ORCL at 325

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