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And, for sure the XLU call. I'm coming up to a year of purchasing that after Todem mentioned it was really dumping and it's up 44% this last year. That's kind of crazy to think about for a basket of utility stocks.
Thinking similarly, I watched some tech guy go through his list of companies that will do the "cooling" of these data centers. Each had their pitfalls among their processes and I guess the (his) short term goal was owning quite a few of them. Or at least doing so until it becomes more clear what direction the biggies will be going in all this.
we've been bouncing up and down but we're getting close to the downturn, it's only weeks away
Another 10% correction is par for the course.....but do not fight the Fed.
Swim at your own risk with that!!!
I jumped in for a quick dip. TNA was built for Q4 of election years. Who doesn’t want to help small business! Will likely double down if it drops under 40.
just 5 minutes ago i said to my co-worker, this can't keep going like this....can it?
The markets can stay irrational a long time (if you even think these markets are irrational). Stocks tend to do well in a decreasing inflation environment and we certainly have that.
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The markets can stay irrational a long time (if you even think these markets are irrational). Stocks tend to do well in a decreasing inflation environment and we certainly have that.
In other news, it looks like the most brilliant investor in human history - yes, we're talking about Paul Pelosi - sold V just before the DOJ filed an antitrust action against them. Damn, he's just that good.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500K worth of Visa stock — just weeks before DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit
Visa, the global payment network that facilitates credit and debit transactions, could be named in a federal antitrust lawsuit as early as Tuesday.
We really need a dripping sarcasm emoji. Maybe we can put that in place of the laughing one?The markets can stay irrational a long time (if you even think these markets are irrational). Stocks tend to do well in a decreasing inflation environment and we certainly have that.
In other news, it looks like the most brilliant investor in human history - yes, we're talking about Paul Pelosi - sold V just before the DOJ filed an antitrust action against them. Damn, he's just that good.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500K worth of Visa stock — just weeks before DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit
Visa, the global payment network that facilitates credit and debit transactions, could be named in a federal antitrust lawsuit as early as Tuesday.
Why is he the most brilliant investor in human history? He trades almost exclusively tech (mostly big tech) and his returns over the last 10 years are basically identical to QQQ. If he's the most brilliant investor in history surely he could at least beat the market at a bare minimum?
I swear man…..when are these two going to be indicted for insider trading. It’s ****ing comical at this point. And quite frankly the fact it is so brazen is disgusting and embarrassing.The markets can stay irrational a long time (if you even think these markets are irrational). Stocks tend to do well in a decreasing inflation environment and we certainly have that.
In other news, it looks like the most brilliant investor in human history - yes, we're talking about Paul Pelosi - sold V just before the DOJ filed an antitrust action against them. Damn, he's just that good.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500K worth of Visa stock — just weeks before DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit
Visa, the global payment network that facilitates credit and debit transactions, could be named in a federal antitrust lawsuit as early as Tuesday.
Check out his wife’s returns. She has destroyed the indexes.The markets can stay irrational a long time (if you even think these markets are irrational). Stocks tend to do well in a decreasing inflation environment and we certainly have that.
In other news, it looks like the most brilliant investor in human history - yes, we're talking about Paul Pelosi - sold V just before the DOJ filed an antitrust action against them. Damn, he's just that good.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500K worth of Visa stock — just weeks before DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit
Visa, the global payment network that facilitates credit and debit transactions, could be named in a federal antitrust lawsuit as early as Tuesday.
Why is he the most brilliant investor in human history? He trades almost exclusively tech (mostly big tech) and his returns over the last 10 years are basically identical to QQQ. If he's the most brilliant investor in history surely he could at least beat the market at a bare minimum?
My other wild-eyed speculation (MP Materials) is beating the brakes off it this week, with even less justification.
In there with you. Rare Earth just sounds cool.
Makes me twitch. Probably the PTSD from Molycorp.
This company has a little more run left in it. But yeah it was much more attractive in those 50’s price range.
Check out his wife’s returns. She has destroyed the indexes.The markets can stay irrational a long time (if you even think these markets are irrational). Stocks tend to do well in a decreasing inflation environment and we certainly have that.
In other news, it looks like the most brilliant investor in human history - yes, we're talking about Paul Pelosi - sold V just before the DOJ filed an antitrust action against them. Damn, he's just that good.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500K worth of Visa stock — just weeks before DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit
Visa, the global payment network that facilitates credit and debit transactions, could be named in a federal antitrust lawsuit as early as Tuesday.
Why is he the most brilliant investor in human history? He trades almost exclusively tech (mostly big tech) and his returns over the last 10 years are basically identical to QQQ. If he's the most brilliant investor in history surely he could at least beat the market at a bare minimum?
I swear man…..when are these two going to be indicted for insider trading. It’s ****ing comical at this point. And quite frankly the fact it is so brazen is disgusting and embarrassing.The markets can stay irrational a long time (if you even think these markets are irrational). Stocks tend to do well in a decreasing inflation environment and we certainly have that.
In other news, it looks like the most brilliant investor in human history - yes, we're talking about Paul Pelosi - sold V just before the DOJ filed an antitrust action against them. Damn, he's just that good.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500K worth of Visa stock — just weeks before DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit
Visa, the global payment network that facilitates credit and debit transactions, could be named in a federal antitrust lawsuit as early as Tuesday.
I have deep concerns at the total lack of oversight of senators and members of congress and how they trade and some extremely curious timing on their trades.Check out his wife’s returns. She has destroyed the indexes.The markets can stay irrational a long time (if you even think these markets are irrational). Stocks tend to do well in a decreasing inflation environment and we certainly have that.
In other news, it looks like the most brilliant investor in human history - yes, we're talking about Paul Pelosi - sold V just before the DOJ filed an antitrust action against them. Damn, he's just that good.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500K worth of Visa stock — just weeks before DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit
Visa, the global payment network that facilitates credit and debit transactions, could be named in a federal antitrust lawsuit as early as Tuesday.
Why is he the most brilliant investor in human history? He trades almost exclusively tech (mostly big tech) and his returns over the last 10 years are basically identical to QQQ. If he's the most brilliant investor in history surely he could at least beat the market at a bare minimum?
No she hasn't.
Over the last 10 years she/they are up 700%. Over that same 10 year period QQQ is up...700%.
And they trade leveraged options, which means their actual picks have actually underperformed QQQ, but since they were leveraged the overall returns caught up. Buying leveraged options over the last 10 years on QQQ would have returned far more than their portfolio.
Yes they've outperformed the indexes over the subset of the last 18 months, but that makes sense given that they trade almost exclusively in tech, primarily big tech. I'm not sure if you've noticed, but the market has been pretty friendly to that kind of trader the last 18-48 months. I'm crushing the returns of the indexes over that span as well. So are most people in this thread I would guess. Any idiot trading tech has made a ton of money the last year and a half, and likely back in 2021 as well. None of us are insider trading.
More scrutiny is needed for government officials…..that’s all I am saying. I have little doubt there is funny business going on.I swear man…..when are these two going to be indicted for insider trading. It’s ****ing comical at this point. And quite frankly the fact it is so brazen is disgusting and embarrassing.The markets can stay irrational a long time (if you even think these markets are irrational). Stocks tend to do well in a decreasing inflation environment and we certainly have that.
In other news, it looks like the most brilliant investor in human history - yes, we're talking about Paul Pelosi - sold V just before the DOJ filed an antitrust action against them. Damn, he's just that good.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500K worth of Visa stock — just weeks before DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit
Visa, the global payment network that facilitates credit and debit transactions, could be named in a federal antitrust lawsuit as early as Tuesday.
It's because there's likely nothing there other than statistical variance and confirmation bias.
I don't care about the politics of it, but I'm part of a trading group where the only thing that matters is getting an edge. No one gives a crap about what it means, if there's an edge to be had, they want it. So they looked into this.
The Pelosi's make a lot of trades, so naturally sometimes good/bad news happens not long after one of their trades. In both directions. Overall their trades are actually (far) more likely to be at odds with the DoJ than on the same side of it. Again this makes sense, because they trade mostly in big tech, and the DoJ hates big tech. So they can have 5 buys or positions that are hurt by the DoJ and no one bothers to mention it, and then as soon as one happens to line up with a DoJ announcement everyone says "Aha! I knew they were cheating!". Standard confirmation bias.
But the real kick of it is if they really are insider trading (I can't guarantee they're not), then why isn't everyone that's so sure of that rich? Because here's the thing....YOU CAN COPY THEM.
The standard response to that is that congressional trades aren't released until 80 days later and by then you may have missed the move. But this isn't true. Congressional trades have to be released AT LEAST that far in advance, but the Pelosi's typically report theirs right away. This Visa thing for instance isn't breaking news. They made that trade on July 1st, and reported it on July 2nd. People were talking about it on Reddit for weeks. Anyone could have traded it. Trust me, if it was that easy I would just be copying all of their trades. They're right there for everyone to see, almost always reported within 4-7 days, usually sooner.
But no one copies them because, like any trader, they're usually wrong and have some really big misses, but a few big winners. The vast majority of their gains were in longish term leaps on AAPL, MSFT, NVDA. Truly only the kind of stocks someone with insider knowledge could find.
ohhhhhh, I did not (obviously). And now I'm waiting for the email from IT on why I googled "ky jelly and baby oil costco".
"And that's why you're not invited to the party, Tim."
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Thanks Todem. Presume you're talking about OKE here. Bought a nice chunk early this morning.
Gotta be like visiting the Grand Canyon.
Just got the visa for my boss to travel to Goma, DRC to visit the tin mines of Alphamin. He's going to take a truck down several hundred meters into the mine to see their new high grade discoveries. Should have some pretty cool tales to tell upon return, assuming he avoids all the rebels and escaped prisoners in the area.
Gotta be like visiting the Grand Canyon.
Just got the visa for my boss to travel to Goma, DRC to visit the tin mines of Alphamin. He's going to take a truck down several hundred meters into the mine to see their new high grade discoveries. Should have some pretty cool tales to tell upon return, assuming he avoids all the rebels and escaped prisoners in the area.
*gets out of truck*
"That's tin? OK. If you say so."
*gets back in truck*
I'll take the butcher's word for it.
