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[Aaron Rudnicki 9,017]

Bob, wait!

[cosjobs 14,836]

13 minutes ago, St. Louis Bob said:

He can room with @UniAlias.  Actually that sounds pretty great.

You realize your schlong is being discussed in Jimminytan, right?

[chet 4,508]

Buying more CYDY today.

[chet 4,508]

The same outfit that did the hatchet job on CYDY last week just posted an update.  

[Bob Sacamano 9,554]

1 hour ago, stbugs said:

No I don’t, but I do legitimately worry and/or have a bit of disbelief. It’s an anonymous message board and I take a lot with a grain of salt.

Also, I’m not judging, just saying that in reading some of his posts and threads that if true, seem to make it more risky than others in here.

Anyway, I’ll refrain from making anyone all upset. If he loses his shirt somehow, I won’t care, it’s could be his last shirt or maybe a tiny portion of his huge wardrobe of shirts. I won’t care and won’t comment. Sound good?

Why do you hate Cav?

[Bob Sacamano 9,554]

1 hour ago, fantasycurse42 said:

Agreed, everyone buy as much CYDY as they like. 

Since I now have permission, just bought another 100k shares.

[Bob Sacamano 9,554]

Narrator: He did not buy 100k shares.

[fantasycurse42 8,316]

1 minute ago, Bob Sacamano said:

Since I now have permission, just bought another 100k shares.

Meh, I've just been saying what I've been saying so you #######s didn't run the price up on me. I own 2,435,700 shares already, suckers!

[dkp993 6,999]

2 minutes ago, fantasycurse42 said:

5 minutes ago, Bob Sacamano said:

Since I now have permission, just bought another 100k shares.

Meh, I've just been saying what I've been saying so you #######s didn't run the price up on me. I own 2,435,700 shares already, suckers!

I’ve upped my position to 90% of my portfolio.  If this crashes do any of you have a garage me an my family can move into?  

[fantasycurse42 8,316]

Just now, dkp993 said:

I’ve upped my position to 90% of my portfolio.  If this crashes do any of you have a garage me an my family can move into?  

I live in NYC, unfortunately my house is comparable to a shoebox. I can rent out some space behind one of my strollers under the staircase in the hallway for about $1,700 a month. If a garage is a must, this one sells spots for $200k and they only have a monthly carrying charge of $300 a month on top of the initial investment. Norah Jones lives across the street, so you've got that going for you.

[Nick Vermeil 3,254]

5 minutes ago, dkp993 said:

I’ve upped my position to 90% of my portfolio.  If this crashes do any of you have a garage me an my family can move into?  

The stock could crash, but luckily Leronlimab is so good it also treats depression.  

[kevzilla 7,550]

You blouses and your CYDY. Placed a limit order for TVIX at $39.99. With 20% of my IRA.

[dkp993 6,999]

3 minutes ago, fantasycurse42 said:

I live in NYC, unfortunately my house is comparable to a shoebox. I can rent out some space behind one of my strollers under the staircase in the hallway for about $1,700 a month. If a garage is a must, this one sells spots for $200k and they only have a monthly carrying charge of $300 a month on top of the initial investment. Norah Jones lives across the street, so you've got that going for you.

As I live in So-Cal your offer makes living in the tunnel below freeway look pretty attractive.  Though the Norah angle does give me pause.  

[fantasycurse42 8,316]

2 minutes ago, dkp993 said:

As I live in So-Cal your offer makes living in the tunnel below freeway look pretty attractive.  Though the Norah angle does give me pause.  

I'm intrigued by this tunnel location under the freeway... What type of amenities does it have?

[dkp993 6,999]

5 minutes ago, fantasycurse42 said:

I'm intrigued by this tunnel location under the freeway... What type of amenities does it have?

If CYDY crashes maybe we together could kick out the current “residents” and take it over.  If we sleep in shifts I think it’s relatively safe.  

[fantasycurse42 8,316]

10 minutes ago, dkp993 said:

If CYDY crashes maybe we together could kick out the current “residents” and take it over.  If we sleep in shifts I think it’s relatively safe.  

I'm only interested if it has a lap pool... Lap pool is a must for me!

[stbugs 3,002]

48 minutes ago, Bob Sacamano said:

Why do you hate Cav?

Don't. My first post may have been a bit mean I guess, if you read it that way. When I saw that number and tied it to the thread about gambling behind his wife’s back (said she would be mad so obviously a problem before) and losing almost everything in the crypto thread, that amount did give me pause. I could be wrong and honestly at this point with two people saying to back off, I don’t care anymore. If it does well and he actually has that much he’ll have a nice pay day. I’ll be happy as well but if it bottoms out, not a big deal to me.

[stbugs 3,002]

12 minutes ago, fantasycurse42 said:

I'm only interested if it has a lap pool... Lap pool is a must for me!

I’ve got a big house with enough room for a lap pool. Even though I should have used your bagging on Shopify as my confirmation to invest, I’ll still let you crash if you sell your parking space and put in the lap pool.

Edited February 12, 2020 by stbugs

[dkp993 6,999]

3 minutes ago, stbugs said:

I’ve got a big house with enough room for a lap pool. Even though I should have used your bagging on Shopify as my confirmation to invest, I’ll still let you crash if you sell your parking space and put in the lap pool.

Hey! FC and I were working out a deal and you come in here all Johnny come lately with your safe investing and big house.  Not cool buddy.  Now I’m going to have to defend the tunnel all by myself. 

[fantasycurse42 8,316]

1 minute ago, dkp993 said:

Hey! FC and I were working out a deal and you come in here all Johnny come lately with your safe investing and big house.  Not cool buddy.  Now I’m going to have to defend the tunnel all by myself. 

I'll put the lap pool under the tunnel, but since I'm the proprietor of said lap pool, we split the security 80/20 instead of 50/50. 

[fantasycurse42 8,316]

On a stock related note, CNBC is going to need to hire new writers for their headlines. Every day for the last month:

[insert index here] Climbs Despite Coronavirus Worries... They really need something new. 

[chet 4,508]

Another paid interview with the CEO of CYDY on how they plan to treat the Coronavirus.

[Bob Sacamano 9,554]

25 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Don't. My first post may have been a bit mean I guess, if you read it that way. When I saw that number and tied it to the thread about gambling behind his wife’s back (said she would be mad so obviously a problem before) and losing almost everything in the crypto thread, that amount did give me pause. I could be wrong and honestly at this point with two people saying to back off, I don’t care anymore. If it does well and he actually has that much he’ll have a nice pay day. I’ll be happy as well but if it bottoms out, not a big deal to me.

You fell into the sarchasm.

[Freak Show 78]

Thanks to everyone who commented on Shell and Exxon. My decision on where to reinvest money was made much easier.

[siffoin 1,235]

1 hour ago, fantasycurse42 said:

On a stock related note, CNBC is going to need to hire new writers for their headlines. Every day for the last month:

[insert index here] Climbs Despite Coronavirus Worries... They really need something new. 

"Nuclear missiles exchanged between Iran and Israel.  World War III begins.  Stock Market rallys on reconstruction.  Home Builders Index to All-Time Highs."

[McBokonon 2,929]

6 minutes ago, siffoin said:

"Nuclear missiles exchanged between Iran and Israel.  World War III begins.  Stock Market rallys on reconstruction.  Home Builders Index to All-Time Highs."

"Bomb Shelter ETF Makes Debut on NYSE."

[Walking Boot 8,295]

I have a bomb shelter blockchain token that tracks who is allowed to enter mine and when.

[fantasycurse42 8,316]

9 minutes ago, siffoin said:

"Nuclear missiles exchanged between Iran and Israel.  World War III begins.  Stock Market rallys on reconstruction.  Home Builders Index to All-Time Highs."

Sure feels like the world we currently live in.

[Bob Sacamano 9,554]

37 minutes ago, Walking Boot said:

I have a bomb shelter blockchain token that tracks who is allowed to enter mine and when.

I knew a girl in college with something similar.

[cosjobs 14,836]

2 hours ago, stbugs said:

Don't. My first post may have been a bit mean I guess, if you read it that way. When I saw that number and tied it to the thread about gambling behind his wife’s back (said she would be mad so obviously a problem before) and losing almost everything in the crypto thread, that amount did give me pause. I could be wrong and honestly at this point with two people saying to back off, I don’t care anymore. If it does well and he actually has that much he’ll have a nice pay day. I’ll be happy as well but if it bottoms out, not a big deal to me.

STOP GOSSIPING. 

[kevzilla 7,550]

3 hours ago, kevzilla said:

Placed a limit order for TVIX at $39.99. With 20% of my IRA.

Actually, actually true. Promptly fell out of bed and touched its 52-week low before lifting a little. Down 3.58% for the afternoon. 

[Whyatt 260]

3 hours ago, chet said:

Another paid interview with the CEO of CYDY on how they plan to treat the Coronavirus.

So much news/drama for this tiny company in a single day. I’m really interested to see how this plays out.

[Buckna 1,408]

3 hours ago, siffoin said:

"Nuclear missiles exchanged between Iran and Israel.  World War III begins.  Stock Market rallys on reconstruction.  Home Builders Index to All-Time Highs."

Only one data point among many out there but read that Greek 10 year bond yields fell below 1%. A country that defaulted just a few years ago that still has a 16% unemployment rate in a “booming economy” can borrow cheaper than the US, makes tons of sense right?

[Brony 7,585]

I used to do pharma bus dev and valuation. Its so difficult to assess market value of these pre launch companies as they don't need to convince 50 companies they are worth $x billion, they just need to convince one. 

[Acrobat7 145]

12 hours ago, fantasycurse42 said:

Barrick Gold increases dividend, brings debt down to a little above $2B, it was around $12B in 2012. Symbol is GOLD if anyone is interested. Nice earnings this morning.

I mentioned them in this thread a couple of weeks ago. Them and FNV and NEM. 

Has been a really good group of gold investments for me lately. 

[shadrap 1,765]

8 hours ago, cosjobs said:

I'm generally strongly opposed to gossipng about other people in here. 

Also you have no idea what his percentage stake is. It could be less than yours.

General advice is great, targeting other posters with judgements, not so much

this.

[[icon] 9,570]

As someone who's actually hung with Cav... 

From what I understand, He's got a pretty solid nest egg, as well as appetite for trolling and ####### with people. 

[Otis 13,400]

Cross posting this here:

 

Stupid question maybe:

If we’re confident that the market will continue to go up over the long haul, why shouldn’t I be putting all or a large chunk of my portfolio into an ETF like UDOW, Pro Shares Ultra Pro Dow 30, which tracks the Dow but gives you 3x the movement in either direction.  I look back just 10 years on that and if I got 15 or 20 years of that return before I retire, I’d retire a pretty wealthy dude. 
 

What am I missing here?  Why doesn’t everyone do this?

[Tool 1,588]

43 minutes ago, Otis said:

Cross posting this here:

 

Stupid question maybe:

If we’re confident that the market will continue to go up over the long haul, why shouldn’t I be putting all or a large chunk of my portfolio into an ETF like UDOW, Pro Shares Ultra Pro Dow 30, which tracks the Dow but gives you 3x the movement in either direction.  I look back just 10 years on that and if I got 15 or 20 years of that return before I retire, I’d retire a pretty wealthy dude. 
 

What am I missing here?  Why doesn’t everyone do this?

20% corrections are not uncommon, let's say the market takes a 30% downturn, how would you feel turning on CNBC watching the market go down like this and losing most of your portfolio?  Sure there's the potential for big gains and maybe it would even work out for you but would big gains really change your life that much?  What about big losses?

[pecorino 2,028]

22 hours ago, Sand said:

Really tough.  Alternative energy growth rates are down, but energy demand is still increasing.  Yet we have huge pawns all over the board moving with respect to oil prices, which makes it incredibly hard to see where that market is going.  XOM is pretty debt heavy and RDS has a massive debt load (right there with T in the "oh crap" pile).  CVX has been driving theirs down (I own a decent bit of CVX). 

Honestly, my little personal perspective - right now great swing trade.  I think oil companies will reflate after the virus item.  Once CVX hits 120+ again I'm selling and waiting until it drops near 110 to buy again.  I see a lot of yo-yo in this market continuing.  

Just a public service announcement that RBS B is going ex-dividend today (and markets are getting beat up) so the share price will drop a nice chunk. Anyone wanting to buy would be getting a near 52-week low price.

[Sand 5,528]

18 hours ago, stbugs said:

I’ve got a big house with enough room for a lap pool. 

25 yard or 50?  50s are the shizzle.

[McBokonon 2,929]

Elon Musk on the last earnings call two weeks ago when asked why he doesn't raise capital now with the stock price being so high.

Quote

So -- but we're spending money I think efficiently and we're not artificially limiting our progress. And then despite all that we are still generating positive cash. So in light of that, it doesn't make sense to raise money because we expect to generate cash despite this growth level.

Tesla today

Quote

Tesla Inc said on Thursday it plans to raise $2 billion by selling shares through a public offering.

I honestly don't see how anyone can feel comfortable investing in this company. I'm sure the cars are great and all that, but when I think of Musk, I don't think, "Responsible, honest financial steward."

[culdeus 7,293]

Going to start some overdue rebalancing.  This corona thing is going to get worse before it gets better.  

[Capella 29,685]

4 minutes ago, culdeus said:

Going to start some overdue rebalancing.  This corona thing is going to get worse before it gets better.  

We’ll be green by the end of the day. 

[Sand 5,528]

36 minutes ago, McBokonon said:

I honestly don't see how anyone can feel comfortable investing in this company. I'm sure the cars are great and all that, but when I think of Musk, I don't think, "Responsible, honest financial steward."

Yet if I was running that place I would have done the same thing - an opportunity to raise capital doesn't come around like this very often.  After going parabolic the valuation was insanely high, so a perfect time to issue shares.

 

[McBokonon 2,929]

Just now, Sand said:

Yet if I was running that place I would have done the same thing - an opportunity to raise capital doesn't come around like this very often.  After going parabolic the valuation was insanely high, so a perfect time to issue shares.

 

Totally. It's just the complete about-face in two weeks, like he ended the conference call and said, "That analyst guy had a great idea!"

[jvdesigns2002 3,138]

50 minutes ago, Capella said:

We’ll be green by the end of the day. 

Yup—and thats exactly why this market is marching on very scary territory. 

[skycriesmary 661]

2 hours ago, pecorino said:

Just a public service announcement that RBS B is going ex-dividend today (and markets are getting beat up) so the share price will drop a nice chunk. Anyone wanting to buy would be getting a near 52-week low price.

Looking at getting into a small oil play at these levels. Why is RBS B so much more beaten up in the last year than CVX or XOM? The dividend is 7.28% compared to 4.61 and 5.73. Obviously, they have better fundamentals, but that's a really sizable difference in the dividend. 

[stbugs 3,002]

2 hours ago, Sand said:

25 yard or 50?  50s are the shizzle.

Well we are on a hill, which is great for the backyard patio and screened porch. Very private and lots of trees behind us. I actually sent @Otis picks of my fireplace/built in bar and grill when he was doing his.

Anyway, as long as you don’t mind swimming up hill a bit, we could probably fit a 25 yard one. 50 would be tough unless we made it U shaped. I guess with a ladder between, it’s more of a slide than a lap pool, but maybe that’s more fun.

[stbugs 3,002]

1 hour ago, McBokonon said:

Elon Musk on the last earnings call two weeks ago when asked why he doesn't raise capital now with the stock price being so high.

Tesla today

I honestly don't see how anyone can feel comfortable investing in this company. I'm sure the cars are great and all that, but when I think of Musk, I don't think, "Responsible, honest financial steward."

TSLA is a stock that would worry me. Something like this dilutes the shares. There’s no ifs ands or buts about it. It does.shares started down like 4% and now they’re up almost 3%. That makes no sense. An offering like this makes shares worth less. Oh well, wish I bought some before the Q3 earnings but this run up is a bit much and days like this make you realize it’s not working right.