Economy stonks v26

fuck I was a day off on my elon-prayer.
Up 3% after hrs on him claiming no more sales till 2025.
 
Let's all wish god's favorite pious nutjob daughter Cathie Wood a merry christmas.
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Anyone watch eat the rich documentary yet?
 
Gas121 said:
Yeah I watched a few months ago. Enjoyed the insights. Looks like GME was likely heading beyond the moon eh lulz.
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Vlad from HOOD was a douche. I didn’t have issues with the roaring kitty guy. Maxine Waters is so cringe…
 
There is no reason to see a rally to close the year. This ridiculous spending bill may just do it though…
 
Cuzcatlan said:
I wonder if Tesla will end up like Intel. Intel has never been able to reach it's all time high of the dot.com bubble area
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Nah bro they got batteries and solar roof; easy 10 trillion by 2030 unless you're a communist msm hater.
 
So, that's that. Another year in the books. S&P 500 finished the year -19.44%, or -18.11% with dividends included in the total return. I'll figure out my annual returns soon. Good news is I gave the S&P 500 a good whooping this year, but the bad news is I was still down about 5%. Berkshire Hathaway, my top position, being up 2.7%, and Lockheed Martin, my 4th largest position, being up 37.3% + dividends (!!!!) really helped out my portfolio this year.

Here's a sector breakdown for the S&P 500 this year:

#1: Energy +59.04%
#2: Utilities -1.44%
#3: Consumer Staples -3.17%
#4: Health Care -3.55%
#5: Industrials -7.10%
#6: Financials -12.35%
#7: Materials -14.06%
#8: Real Estate -28.45%
#9: Information Technology -28.91%
#10: Consumer Discretionary -37.58%
#11: Communication Services -40.42%
 
HOLA said:
So, that's that. Another year in the books. S&P 500 finished the year -19.44%, or -18.11% with dividends included in the total return. I'll figure out my annual returns soon. Good news is I gave the S&P 500 a good whooping this year, but the bad news is I was still down about 5%. Berkshire Hathaway, my top position, being up 2.7%, and Lockheed Martin, my 4th largest position, being up 37.3% + dividends (!!!!) really helped out my portfolio this year.

Here's a sector breakdown for the S&P 500 this year:

#1: Energy +59.04%
#2: Utilities -1.44%
#3: Consumer Staples -3.17%
#4: Health Care -3.55%
#5: Industrials -7.10%
#6: Financials -12.35%
#7: Materials -14.06%
#8: Real Estate -28.45%
#9: Information Technology -28.91%
#10: Consumer Discretionary -37.58%
#11: Communication Services -40.42%
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Hang in there!
I was up double digits then got my ass kicked betting on a natgas spike end of year so was only up like 6% to end it. Still moving and playing with a clear mind :)
 
lol SpaceX somehow needs to raise another round of funding at an insane valuation led by Andreesen; a musk crony VC that helped fund his TWTR buyout too.

This smells like rotten fish scam attempt to get them ready for a retail-dump IPO that will help Musk gain solvency and not get margin-called on his TSLA loans and let him borrow against SpaceX shares both before and after the IPO.
This will value SpaceX, a shady moneylosing operation, at 1.5x boeing or Lockheed Martin.
All for having a middling internet service and doing some novelty rocket launches lmao.
 
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So my 2022 annual return ended up being -4.65%. Here's my positions, from largest to smallest, heading into 2023:

Berkshire Hathaway
Union Pacific
Mastercard
Lockheed Martin
Trane Technologies
Patrick Industries
Waste Management
Costco
Apple
Microsoft
Alphabet
Amazon
United Rentals
Itochu
Winnebago
Home Depot
McCormick
Posco
Alibaba
IES Holdings
Nintendo
Take Two Interactive
Taiwan Semiconductor
 
Down around 12% last year. I'm still bearish and ill be shorting any rallies...think we bounce here
 
TSLA under $100 by month end?

I was expecting a different opening to the year. Yikes.
 
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