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Economy stonks v20, you get an offering

Sleepy Joe putting his hands all over my oligopoly.

"Biden administration is pushing regulators to evaluate consolidation and anticompetitive pricing in the railroad and ocean shipping industries."
 
lol FPAC getting an interview on CNBC via Thomas Farley.
Sold off the remainder of my shares in it. Absurd tardo valuation for some Peter Thiel crapchain exhchange that barely exists. Sad this didn't happen 5 months ago when it would have made me like 40% not 4%
 
lol FPAC getting an interview on CNBC via Thomas Farley.
Sold off the remainder of my shares in it. Absurd tardo valuation for some Peter Thiel crapchain exhchange that barely exists. Sad this didn't happen 5 months ago when it would have made me like 40% not 4%
I sold FPAC a couple of months back and moved the money into what was AACQ as my only spac. AACQ's merger went through and it is now ORGN. Price dropped a cool 20%
 
Apple breaking on through to an all-time high today. $145.54.

I greatly enjoyed accumulating shares at ~$120 recently.
 
Whats it take to get a pullback in this market? I bought some lows yesterday but I'm sitting here 60% cash looking for some juicy dips. Looking to lower cost basis in Abnb...crsr...ttcf...etc.
 
imagine being an investor with these cans? could have just invested in spy and made 15%. lmao

but -45 is bigger than 15.

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Whats it take to get a pullback in this market? I bought some lows yesterday but I'm sitting here 60% cash looking for some juicy dips. Looking to lower cost basis in Abnb...crsr...ttcf...etc.

a hit to msft, aapl, amzn, alphabet... they basically are the market, in terms of the index.

a lot of individual stocks (and some sectors/indexes, ie: nasdaq) saw pullbacks/corrections. but it's hard to move the s&p without the above taking big hits.

the other day, seemingly 75% (maybe more, my watchlists were about 90+% red, but i don't watch much finance/oil) of stocks were in the red but the s&p was slightly up, based on the pentagon news and msft/amzn being up as a result.
 
but -45 is bigger than 15.

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a hit to msft, aapl, amzn, alphabet... they basically are the market, in terms of the index.

a lot of individual stocks (and some sectors/indexes, ie: nasdaq) saw pullbacks/corrections. but it's hard to move the s&p without the above taking big hits.

the other day, seemingly 75% (maybe more, my watchlists were about 90+% red, but i don't watch much finance/oil) of stocks were in the red but the s&p was slightly up, based on the pentagon news and msft/amzn being up as a result.



Nah I hear ya...the breadth has been pathetic. Usually when this happens it leads to a correction of sorts.
 
Added more shares of IRIX between the 6.55-6.63 range significantly increasing my position and slightly lowering my cost basis. Funds taken from my small cap index fund I sold off a few days ago. The risk/reward is way too appealing at these prices. I think we'll only see positive earnings for the next several quarters and if it gets into the Russell sky's the limit. The hard part is holding vs taking profits off the table when the next pop comes. I prefer a slow creep upwards like VTSI has done in the past month or so.
 
Auntie Cathy is back with the tendies and @brackis1 is on absolute cougarwatch
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