Economy stonks only go up v6.1

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Rob Battisti said:
#1 I’m way ahead in this market right now because I took appropriate actions based on foresight not ignorance like you.
#2 A month ago you said this virus would cause “minimal” economic impact.
#3 recently you tried to backtrack and say “it’s not the virus which is causing the impact it’s the reaction to the virus” which is totally idiotic.
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1. and yet, U MAD
2. and it has. the govt shutdowns are what caused impact. these things are not the same. like i said about 2000 times now, the panic/fearmongering is worse than the virus, itself. and like i said, i didn't expect a shutdown. aaaaaaand since it's unnatural and self-administered, i don't think otherwise strong companies should have their valuation halved because of a shutdown over a flu. it's as if i've been consistent with this point for months, now.
3. i don't think it's in reaction to the virus, but panic and hysteria. again, these things are not the same.

lolz @ pretending you're on top of this shit WHILE bitching about it being a "sham."
 
Only bought DRE, MPC, and JD the past several days. Sold all of MPC today for a nice profit. DRE and JD are long term plays. Will buy heavy into SBUX, SQ, BABA, and CCI on next big dip. Also looking closely at WYNN.
 
Im Im going big on blackberry. They are making serious inroads in cyber security; namely in AI and IoT

Time for a resurgence
 
rob mafia said:
3. i don't think it's in reaction to the virus, but panic and hysteria. again, these things are not the same.
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I normally don't intervene mid-feud, but you have to see what you're saying here right? I mean, "panic and hysteria", is, the "reaction" to the virus. Right? By definition, the reaction, to the virus, is currently panic and hysteria.
 
44nutman said:
That is my goal with that one.
There are some I keep for short periods. I make money on those and buy stocks that pay dividends.
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They've got some integrations coming up with some major m2m switch manufacturers, so they are going to be a player in the IoT and automation world. Good call getting them cheap
 
MMAisGod said:
I normally don't intervene mid-feud, but you have to see what you're saying here right? I mean, "panic and hysteria", is, the "reaction" to the virus. Right? By definition, the reaction, to the virus, is currently panic and hysteria.
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kinda, except the hysteria was prevalent in the usa before the virus was even here.

imo, the virus' impact is sick days/hospitalizations, etc. ie: PEOPLE WITH THE VIRUS. the rest isn't the virus. it's insanity.
 
rob mafia said:
kinda, except the hysteria was prevalent in the usa before the virus was even here.

imo, the virus' impact is sick days/hospitalizations, etc. ie: PEOPLE WITH THE VIRUS. the rest isn't the virus. it's insanity.
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I'm not too much of a fan of shutting down the world because people might get sick either. I think it's a subject you can't discuss because people get overly emotional about it. Should Starbucks stock cut in a literal half because of C-19? Speaking of which.

I bought a ton of Starbucks in the mid 50s and that just doesn't make any sense to me. Because they closed a few stores temporarily? It's already almost $70 now and was over $90 a month ago. It was braindead selling imo. Got a lot of Citrix at $120ish. Uber at $17, etc even if I missed out on a few good buys buy not going all the way in. Can't imagine a lot of the buys I grabbed not increasing my investment in bulk when all this dies down. I can't really understand the mindset of why panic selling reached such levels so quickly, but if there's one thing about it it's that it works to people like us advantages.
 
MMAisGod said:
I normally don't intervene mid-feud, but you have to see what you're saying here right? I mean, "panic and hysteria", is, the "reaction" to the virus. Right? By definition, the reaction, to the virus, is currently panic and hysteria.
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For it to be seen you would have had to pass a class in logic 101
 
MMAisGod said:
I'm not too much of a fan of shutting down the world because people might get sick either. I think it's a subject you can't discuss because people get overly emotional about it. Should Starbucks stock cut in a literal half because of C-19? Speaking of which.

I bought a ton of Starbucks in the mid 50s and that just doesn't make any sense to me. Because they closed a few stores temporarily? It's already almost $70 now and was over $90 a month ago. It was braindead selling imo. Got a lot of Citrix at $120ish. Uber at $17, etc even if I missed out on a few good buys buy not going all the way in. Can't imagine a lot of the buys I grabbed not increasing my investment in bulk when all this dies down. I can't really understand the mindset of why panic selling reached such levels so quickly, but if there's one thing about it it's that it works to people like us advantages.
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There’s certainly people who just overreact but it’s possible others can’t look at a long term position so they just have to bail. Being young is great cause the good times are good and the bad times are just opportunity.
 
MMAisGod said:
I normally don't intervene mid-feud, but you have to see what you're saying here right? I mean, "panic and hysteria", is, the "reaction" to the virus. Right? By definition, the reaction, to the virus, is currently panic and hysteria.
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rob mafia said:
kinda, except the hysteria was prevalent in the usa before the virus was even here.

imo, the virus' impact is sick days/hospitalizations, etc. ie: PEOPLE WITH THE VIRUS. the rest isn't the virus. it's insanity.
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It's bullshit there was mass hysteria across the nation before the virus showed up in the states. If anything is hysterical, it's that hyperbolic statement right there. There were no riots, cities were not shut down at that point, there was not mass unemployment and closing of business, and people were not told to stay at home before the virus showed up here and began spreading.

Everyone sees this, he sees this, he's just too fragile to admit he was straight wrong about the virus tanking the economy before. People who don't have the the highly, highly contagious virus spreading around them avoiding contact with other's is 100% a part of a pandemic's impact. Pretending it's some separate, abstract notion because you made a stupid prediction about the market's reaction is, as Rob does often, doubling legging the ref after you already lost the fight.
 
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JudoThrowFiasco said:
Im Im going big on blackberry. They are making serious inroads in cyber security; namely in AI and IoT

Time for a resurgence
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I just read a book about their rise and fall. Compelling story considering it's one of the few large-scale ones that happened right in my backyard. Pretty sure I crossed (distant) paths with Lazaridis the other day, actually.
 
shockaholic12 said:
It's bullshit there was mass hysteria across the nation before the virus showed up in the states, if anything is hysterical, it's that hyperbolic statement right there. There were no riots, cities were not shut down at that point, there was not mass unemployment and closing of business, and people were not told to stay at home before the virus showed up here and began spreading.

Everyone sees this, he sees this, he's just too fragile to admit he was straight wrong about the virus tanking the economy before. People who don't have the the highly, highly contagious virus spreading around them avoiding contact with other's is 100% a part of a pandemic's impact. Pretending it's some separate, abstract notion because you made a stupid prediction about the market's reaction is, as Rob does often, doubling legging the ref after you already lost the fight.
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Not to pile on, but it also kinda seems like if you think the market responds to news on that timeline, you'd be perpetually behind.
 
Lead said:
There’s certainly people who just overreact but it’s possible others can’t look at a long term position so they just have to bail. Being young is great cause the good times are good and the bad times are just opportunity.
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lots of boomers like my parents are just going to retire and once i re-enter the workforce with 6 years college and 15 years store management I will be a God.
 
shockaholic12 said:
It's bullshit there was mass hysteria across the nation before the virus showed up in the states. If anything is hysterical, it's that hyperbolic statement right there. There were no riots, cities were not shut down at that point, there was not mass unemployment and closing of business, and people were not told to stay at home before the virus showed up here and began spreading.
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lolz! before it was even here (or known to be here, february), there were already what - 5 different megathreads about it on sherdog? each FULLLLLLL of panic and hysteria and fearmongering and fake videos from shit years ago and etc and etc.

it's WHY there's so much panic. there were 478532874574864875 tweets of impending doom back in february.

lolz @ limiting hysteria to riots in a thread about a panicked collapse of the market.


...oh, it's you.

lolz @ pwning yourself in the other thread and then e-stalking me to this one.

this clown argued that covid was out of control and then turned around and literally said it's "under control" about 40 minutes later, while following me around and laughably badly strawmanning me repeatedly, in wider vicious circles.

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https://forums.sherdog.com/posts/159737401/ (and for the previous ~4 pages)



lolz @ so many people bitching about the market and losing money and calling it rigged and a sham and manipulated and assuming that i'm broke when i'm not the one complaining about losing $

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Lead said:
There’s certainly people who just overreact but it’s possible others can’t look at a long term position so they just have to bail. Being young is great cause the good times are good and the bad times are just opportunity.
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I hadn't actually considered that until now. A lot of the people over 50-60-etc, who also may have more money invested, are much more likely to pull than someone like myself or you. I know if I was older I definitely wouldn't take the risk investing back in like I have been. That makes a lot of sense. It's the 30 year olds that act like the apocalypse has come I can't understand though.
 
Holy shit something just happened to Luckin Coffee. Was randomly checking chinese stock symbols. It's down to $9 a share as of thise post from 26. Waiting to find news. Either zeroing or this is a great buy time. Edit: Down to $4.5 on news of COO Fraud/faking transactions.
Super interesting to see if this is a ruse to swoop cheap shares from sucker Americans who bought high, or China just kills this company off out of shame/in favor of Starbucks.
 
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