Do yourself a favor and dont buy at those prices. Fundamentals are dogshit, but it has momentum. Rate cuts might pump it some more, but apart from that it's a done deal. Very high risk, might drop back to $2 at a monents notice. Lost 80k on the short (which I covered today), so take it with a grain of salt, but the fundamentals are bad AF

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its already dancing at the $9 mark. i wouldnt doubt it. but take it with a grain of salt. its all gamble

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No offense, this is a lot of word salad here so I'll try to break it down. > -911,000 jobs (pre-Liberation-Day) suggests the first sentence is misleading. That's less jobs created, not jobs destroyed. Net nonfarm payrolls are still way higher including revisions. >Wells Fargo and other banks say lower-income customer (most of the economy) is struggling badly. Jamie Dimon says there are hurricanes coming all the time too. Take what Bank executives say with a grain of salt, they have their own agendas. Mainly they really want more cuts. What this CEO provides as evidence is that lower end consumers don't have the massive savings balances they had in Covid. Everyone knows that. However, overall spending at all income levels have risen, along with wages and salaries including the 10th decile. >Spending is flat as of this morning's PPI. No it isn't. You are misinterpreting the data. Last month we had a massive 0.7% MoM print. **When combining both July and August it implies an annualized producer inflation rate of 7.4%.** Trump wants stimulus because he wants market to go up. Do you really think it's based on sound economic analysis? Do you have evidence corporations are inflating their numbers on a wide scale? Actual cash flows are increasing. Moreover the incomes I stated are individual incomes, not corporate.

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They very well could be. Stocks are at all time highs, inflation is under control, and tariff revenues are exceptional. Labor market is where we need to be careful. Combination of re-shoring of industry and tariff revenues could be a winner for the economy. Generally, the economists that say otherwise are aligned with liberal institutions that are are opposed to anything a republican in office does. They have the right to be that way, but it is not objective. Same goes for economists in academia. I’m going to take their opinion with a grain of salt recognizing that they are paid by, and have been operating in, a liberal institutions that opposes this president. This holds true regardless of your political leanings.

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You realized a $28,000 loss on these this far away from expiry? You deserve the salt in your wounds, regard.

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Tim Cook the kind of guy to put salt on his food when he wants to eat something spicy

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Okay, went out and got some salt and coffee. so the essentials. whatd I miss

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