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Quoted: Timing the market is a fool's errand. You do you. View Quote |
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Quoted: Since we are all about muh historics, this isn't the first recession America has faced. There are intermediate strategies that lie somewhere between sitting out/timing the market and betting the house to go balls in. It would behoove you to research them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Timing the market is a fool's errand. You do you. Meh. Sp500 was 3300 when I bought at 3% less than inflation secured 30 year loan. Lifetime opportunity right there. |
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So tomorrow is buy day, like every Friday.
Tune in more on “as spidey buys” What are we going to do tomorrow brain? We’re going to buy like every Friday pinky. But what if we’ve reallocated our tax deferred investments by finger fuck our 401k out of fear? Well pinky that’s how we make money. |
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Quoted: Macro is turning. And damn fast.
ETA: More tech layoffs inbound.
View Quote Tech layoffs tend to spearhead the rest of the sectors , no? Gonna get mighty expensive for those remote workers who bought big mortgages to fit their new remote working covid lifestyle. |
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Quoted: Tech layoffs tend to spearhead the rest of the sectors , no? Gonna get mighty expensive for those remote workers who bought big mortgages to fit their new remote working covid lifestyle. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Macro is turning. And damn fast.
ETA: More tech layoffs inbound.
Tech layoffs tend to spearhead the rest of the sectors , no? Gonna get mighty expensive for those remote workers who bought big mortgages to fit their new remote working covid lifestyle. not really, Tech was super bloated full of people who just beat their meat and ate avocado toast all day. The rest of the companies that actualy make goods and services are still understaffed. |
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Quoted: not really, Tech was super bloated full of people who just beat their meat and ate avocado toast all day. The rest of the companies that actualy make goods and services are still understaffed. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Macro is turning. And damn fast.
ETA: More tech layoffs inbound.
Tech layoffs tend to spearhead the rest of the sectors , no? Gonna get mighty expensive for those remote workers who bought big mortgages to fit their new remote working covid lifestyle. not really, Tech was super bloated full of people who just beat their meat and ate avocado toast all day. The rest of the companies that actualy make goods and services are still understaffed. I work in tech. The amount we’re spending on technology is explosive. Never seen anything like it. 9 month lead times. And demand is still beyond my belief. |
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Quoted: So tomorrow is buy day, like every Friday. Tune in more on “as spidey buys” What are we going to do tomorrow brain? We’re going to buy like every Friday pinky. But what if we’ve reallocated our tax deferred investments by finger fuck our 401k out of fear? Well pinky that’s how we make money. View Quote The jobs report comes out in 50 mins. Until then no one has any idea what the market is going to do today. I own both calls and puts. Btw last Friday spy was down $14. Whatcha selling here? |
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“October: This is one of the peculiarly dangerous months to speculate in stocks.
The others are July, January, September, April, November, May, March, June, December, August and February.” ? Mark Twain |
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WTF, market was all pissing vinegar before the open.
Looks like the BIC BOIS made some quick money and dumped their positions |
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The DJIA is having a mood swing today.
Sure seemed like it was heading below 31k about 10 minutes ago. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Hells yeah the BULL is BACK BABY! Almost 4000 lol. Up 2%. SP500 at 5000 end of year!!!!! Attached File |
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When this thread was started SP closed 4543 near the peak of a bear market rally.
Today it closed at 3979. Enjoy bagholding your basket of overlevered shitcos acquired at insane valuations through inflation and rising rates you dumb bulls. |
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Quoted: When this thread was started SP closed 4543 near the peak of a bear market rally. Today it closed at 3979. Enjoy bagholding your basket of overlevered shitcos acquired at insane valuations through inflation and rising rates you dumb bulls. View Quote Why are doomers so vitriolic, and have such hatred for others? I'd hate to go through life as miserably as you do. I'll pity you from this point forward. I'm too busy counting my money, anyway...... |
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Quoted: When this thread was started SP closed 4543 near the peak of a bear market rally. Today it closed at 3979. Enjoy bagholding your basket of overlevered shitcos acquired at insane valuations through inflation and rising rates you dumb bulls. View Quote Lol what? Do you not know how to read a chart nor understand what the sp500 index is? The price is in my title |
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Knock on wood...but the timing of this thread starting is uncanny.
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Quoted: When this thread was started SP closed 4543 near the peak of a bear market rally. Today it closed at 3979. Enjoy bagholding your basket of overlevered shitcos acquired at insane valuations through inflation and rising rates you dumb bulls. View Quote HA....don't hate the player hate the game |
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Quoted: Neither will yours. There's another leg down on the way. The FED is just beginning to suck liquidity out of the market. All of this fake money has to come out of the market for it to reach a true valuation. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/422/Screenshot__39_-2517904.png View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Neither will yours. There's another leg down on the way. The FED is just beginning to suck liquidity out of the market. All of this fake money has to come out of the market for it to reach a true valuation. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/422/Screenshot__39_-2517904.png Spider doesn't understand the fake money, so he chases it with the herd. Bad News Is Great: Stocks Hit Session Highs After Beige Book Downgrades Growth |
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Quoted: Neither will yours. There's another leg down on the way. The FED is just beginning to suck liquidity out of the market. All of this fake money has to come out of the market for it to reach a true valuation. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/422/Screenshot__39_-2517904.png View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: This didn’t age well. Lol. Neither will yours. There's another leg down on the way. The FED is just beginning to suck liquidity out of the market. All of this fake money has to come out of the market for it to reach a true valuation. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/422/Screenshot__39_-2517904.png Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I’ll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I’m plenty liquid. |
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Quoted: Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I’ll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I’m plenty liquid. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: This didn’t age well. Lol. Neither will yours. There's another leg down on the way. The FED is just beginning to suck liquidity out of the market. All of this fake money has to come out of the market for it to reach a true valuation. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/422/Screenshot__39_-2517904.png Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I’ll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I’m plenty liquid. But it has been a bull on coke. Now we need to detox it. Problem is its going to be worse than a bull in a china shop as it detoxes. Wrecks everything. |
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Quoted: But it has been a bull on coke. Now we need to detox it. Problem is its going to be worse than a bull in a china shop as it detoxes. Wrecks everything. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: This didn’t age well. Lol. Neither will yours. There's another leg down on the way. The FED is just beginning to suck liquidity out of the market. All of this fake money has to come out of the market for it to reach a true valuation. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/422/Screenshot__39_-2517904.png Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I’ll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I’m plenty liquid. But it has been a bull on coke. Now we need to detox it. Problem is its going to be worse than a bull in a china shop as it detoxes. Wrecks everything. That would be awesome. More buy low. |
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Quoted: Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I'll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I'm plenty liquid. View Quote Is your theory that a dollar of cash has a different value than a dollar of equity, and that value is positive? It's almost like the fed is trying to tame inflation or something. With 8% inflation a dollar in March 2022 is now 96 cents With 8% inflation and market performance a dollar of SPX in March 2022 is now 83 cents. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: This didn’t age well. Lol. Neither will yours. There's another leg down on the way. The FED is just beginning to suck liquidity out of the market. All of this fake money has to come out of the market for it to reach a true valuation. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/422/Screenshot__39_-2517904.png Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I’ll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I’m plenty liquid. But it has been a bull on coke. Now we need to detox it. Problem is its going to be worse than a bull in a china shop as it detoxes. Wrecks everything. That would be awesome. More buy low. As long as the place your income comes from isn’t effected. Why up you sbloc? To buy more? |
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Quoted: Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I’ll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I’m plenty liquid. View Quote You're throwing water into a sinking ship. Cash sucks right now too, but you're losing more than just the inflation rate by throwing money into a sinking ship. I sold stocks that were paying 11% because they were losing more than that over time. |
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Lol build up until next Monday when CPI numbers come out.
Prediction: inflation still up. Reaction: Fed goes up 100 basis points next go around Market gets slaughtered |
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Quoted: Is your theory that a dollar of cash has a different value than a dollar of equity, and that value is positive? It's almost like the fed is trying to tame inflation or something. With 8% inflation a dollar in March 2022 is now 96 cents With 8% inflation and market performance a dollar of SPX in March 2022 is now 83 cents. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I'll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I'm plenty liquid. Is your theory that a dollar of cash has a different value than a dollar of equity, and that value is positive? It's almost like the fed is trying to tame inflation or something. With 8% inflation a dollar in March 2022 is now 96 cents With 8% inflation and market performance a dollar of SPX in March 2022 is now 83 cents. Think in 5-10 year chunks. Stocks are not for folks under a 5-10 year horizon. |
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Quoted: As long as the place your income comes from isn’t effected. Why up you sbloc? To buy more? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: This didn’t age well. Lol. Neither will yours. There's another leg down on the way. The FED is just beginning to suck liquidity out of the market. All of this fake money has to come out of the market for it to reach a true valuation. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/422/Screenshot__39_-2517904.png Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I’ll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I’m plenty liquid. But it has been a bull on coke. Now we need to detox it. Problem is its going to be worse than a bull in a china shop as it detoxes. Wrecks everything. That would be awesome. More buy low. As long as the place your income comes from isn’t effected. Why up you sbloc? To buy more? Because I restricted it too low. I give zero fucks if I lose my job. I’d have people beating down my door to employ me. Or just retire. |
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Quoted: Lol build up until next Monday when CPI numbers come out. Prediction: inflation still up. Reaction: Fed goes up 100 basis points next go around Market gets slaughtered View Quote Well I was wrong last time but I’ll take the other side of that. As the recession wears on and biden drains the national reserve, oil has dropped to $81. That really drives inflation a lot. Yes it’s still up and especially food (holy shit I paid almost $7 for a gal of milk last week) I think they’re throwing everything they’ve got at the midterms and will fudge the numbers to look like inflation is down and the fed has got it under control. I’m guessing half a point and the market runs up before the election. |
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Quoted: Is your theory that a dollar of cash has a different value than a dollar of equity, and that value is positive? It's almost like the fed is trying to tame inflation or something. With 8% inflation a dollar in March 2022 is now 96 cents With 8% inflation and market performance a dollar of SPX in March 2022 is now 83 cents. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Short term? Likely. Long term? Not likely at all. I say again. Cash is getting eaten alive. I'll just stick to my long term strategy, the market is a long term bull. I just upped my SBLOC, I'm plenty liquid. Is your theory that a dollar of cash has a different value than a dollar of equity, and that value is positive? It's almost like the fed is trying to tame inflation or something. With 8% inflation a dollar in March 2022 is now 96 cents With 8% inflation and market performance a dollar of SPX in March 2022 is now 83 cents. That's the thing, they think because it is invested it's purchasing power is not inflated away as well. Inflation hurts all forms of currency denominated assets. |
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Quoted: Well I was wrong last time but I’ll take the other side of that. As the recession wears on and biden drains the national reserve, oil has dropped to $81. That really drives inflation a lot. Yes it’s still up and especially food (holy shit I paid almost $7 for a gal of milk last week) I think they’re throwing everything they’ve got at the midterms and will fudge the numbers to look like inflation is down and the fed has got it under control. I’m guessing half a point and the market runs up before the election. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Lol build up until next Monday when CPI numbers come out. Prediction: inflation still up. Reaction: Fed goes up 100 basis points next go around Market gets slaughtered Well I was wrong last time but I’ll take the other side of that. As the recession wears on and biden drains the national reserve, oil has dropped to $81. That really drives inflation a lot. Yes it’s still up and especially food (holy shit I paid almost $7 for a gal of milk last week) I think they’re throwing everything they’ve got at the midterms and will fudge the numbers to look like inflation is down and the fed has got it under control. I’m guessing half a point and the market runs up before the election. The Fed has a dual mandate. Full employment and 2% inflation. Well, only one is askew right now. |
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Quoted: That's the thing, they think because it is invested it's purchasing power is not inflated away as well. Inflation hurts all forms of currency denominated assets. View Quote |
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Quoted: Some guy in this thread said he was going to beat inflation by doubling his returns. I should have thought of that years ago. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: That's the thing, they think because it is invested it's purchasing power is not inflated away as well. Inflation hurts all forms of currency denominated assets. 7 years and you’ll double your money. If you. Just keep buying way way shorter. |
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Quoted: 7 years and you’ll double your money. If you. Just keep buying way way shorter. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That's the thing, they think because it is invested it's purchasing power is not inflated away as well. Inflation hurts all forms of currency denominated assets. 7 years and you’ll double your money. If you. Just keep buying way way shorter. |
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Quoted: How much money have you lost this year? I bet it's a fucking metric shit ton. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: 7 years and you’ll double your money. If you. Just keep buying way way shorter. How much money have you lost this year? I bet it's a fucking metric shit ton. Not a penny. Well accept fir fucking taxes on gains/div. I don’t consider that loss, the man gonna get his cut. The main purpose for the SBLOC was taxes and getting into a cash crunch. It’s a cash flow buffer. Because my cash is constantly eaten alive by inflation. The SBLOC is 2.5%. Which as you know is very much below current inflation, and right at below historical. |
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