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This $Shll run is fucking insane and that is coming from a guy that owns them.
Also I chose between them or Workhorse to get in the EV market, went with the one that are flush with cash.
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brackis1 said:
Autist call: CCX
Spac was rumored to have a merger like 2 months ago with TopGolf but bled off 10% since then and back to its safe $10 spac entry price. I see almost zero downside since SPACs can return their full $10 if they dissolve, but 20-100% upside.
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Well this went up 3.5% today so I'm very happy I decided it's my new parking lot.
 
I've been forgetting to post here lol. ALL HAIL AMD AND TESLA!!!!!

*Burn everything else
 
main question at this point is whether bailout drama will be allowed to unfold, resulting in another orchestrated downswing before the next round of funny money is unleashed on the consumer class.
 
This rally is stupid and I love it.

Made 30% on crwd in about 2 days...sold at open

Up 40% on rkt....really debating offloading some b4 earnings but wanted it for long term hold
 
Oh lord what a fucking day. I just got shares of KSU on buyout rumor and road it from 192 to 195 in a few min bahahahah
 
Damn why the fuck did I not use VXX as my short? Shit is once again UP in an up market. Absurd.
 
Just a quick question on what would you do.

I'm in the process of doing another refi on my mortgage. Monthly payments will drop nicely. Anyways I have extra cash I could drop down towards principal. My wife and I already invest a lot in the market. Both max out TSP (401k equivalent), max out Roth IRA, contribute to our kids 529 plans and have a taxable brokerage account that we invest in. I would say we invest $60k+/year in the market. We also have a large emergency fund and zero debt.

If you had an extra $900/month to drop down would you:

1) Put that extra $900/month towards the mortgage principal in which the home would be paid off in 15.5 months and pay about $190k less in interest.
2) Put down about half $450/month towards principal in which the home would be paid off in about 20.5 months and pay about $125k less in interest. Then put $450/month in my taxable brokerage and just keep it simple and invest in something like VSTAX or VFIAX for the next 15-20 years.
3) Just pay the mortgage as is and not put more towards principal for the next 15-20 years and then reassess. Put $900/month in my taxable brokerage and just keep it simple and invest in something like VSTAX or VFIAX for the next 15-20 years.

On paper #3 seems like the logical choice since in that timeframe I will likely make much more money, but at the same time something about paying off your mortgage earlier gives a piece of mind and I already invest heavy in the market.

So what would you do ?
 
44nutman said:
This $Shll run is fucking insane and that is coming from a guy that owns them.
Also I chose between them or Workhorse to get in the EV market, went with the one that are flush with cash.
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i feel like this about playing mu for the under the radar gpu play via gddr6x, after the amd/nvda run-up and intc release today. but i was already holding some, anyway...

and @brackis1 's ccx that i got no part of.

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boingyman said:
Just a quick question on what would you do.

I'm in the process of doing another refi on my mortgage. Monthly payments will drop nicely. Anyways I have extra cash I could drop down towards principal. My wife and I already invest a lot in the market. Both max out TSP (401k equivalent), max out Roth IRA, contribute to our kids 529 plans and have a taxable brokerage account that we invest in. I would say we invest $60k+/year in the market. We also have a large emergency fund and zero debt.

If you had an extra $900/month to drop down would you:

1) Put that extra $900/month towards the mortgage principal in which the home would be paid off in 15.5 months and pay about $190k less in interest.
2) Put down about half $450/month towards principal in which the home would be paid off in about 20.5 months and pay about $125k less in interest. Then put $450/month in my taxable brokerage and just keep it simple and invest in something like VSTAX or VFIAX for the next 15-20 years.
3) Just pay the mortgage as is and not put more towards principal for the next 15-20 years and then reassess. Put $900/month in my taxable brokerage and just keep it simple and invest in something like VSTAX or VFIAX for the next 15-20 years.

On paper #3 seems like the logical choice since in that timeframe I will likely make much more money, but at the same time something about paying off your mortgage earlier gives a piece of mind and I already invest heavy in the market.

So what would you do ?
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And you have savings already I hope for incidentals?
I would not be buying into the updraft.
 
brackis1 said:
Damn why the fuck did I not use VXX as my short? Shit is once again UP in an up market. Absurd.
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yup. and i'm annoyed, i keep waiting for uvxy to drop to $20 so i can sell puts/buy calls on it. and it keeps... not. haha
 
brackis1 said:
And you have savings already I hope for incidentals?
I would not be buying into the updraft.
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Yeah we have a significant emergency fund/savings in high yield savings and no penalty CDs. I'm also weary on buying extra right now with it so high. I may just put $400-500 extra towards principal and save the rest as cash until the end of the year.
 
brackis1 said:
Usually these spac moves draw back anyways unless it's real news. I was up 5% then down 5% like 10 times on FEAC lol.
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i know (or at least, i saw their chart). i'm just poking fun since i actually made 2 plays at it and still didn't get in.
 
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