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Ok, who broke the stock market this time re:Gamestop. lol
I couldn't help it. I bought two more shares. I am now the proud owner of 3 shares at $144 avg.
lol. wtf. i'm staying out of that shit show. so wsb dumped the weed stocks to go back into gme?
Aren't we all just a slave to impulse. hahaDamn those toilet paper hands! My 3 shares are now $138 each! I was rich, now I'm poor again.
$65535Up 55% now on my 7 GME shares. Will sell at $69420 - am I doing it right now?
Up 55% now on my 7 GME shares. Will sell at $69420 - am I doing it right now?
Ok, trying out 1000 FUBO @ 37.8, with 10 Mar5 38 calls sold for 4.45. Any quick rebound to $40 has me out of this position entirely. Otherwise, stock market please don't really crash until after then, thanks.
Also in for 500 GLD @ 166.58 despite the death cross, hoping gold can hold the line around these levels and and Peter Schiff isn't wrong again. It's getting to the point of do or die for gold, and DXY is falling again so that should help... if not I've got my loss confirmation target ready.
The rising 10yr is making it difficult for markets right now. It's going up fast...
Must...not..rant about sub 2%....trying to resist..
Ok, trying out 1000 FUBO @ 37.8, with 10 Mar5 38 calls sold for 4.45. Any quick rebound to $40 has me out of this position entirely. Otherwise, stock market please don't really crash until after then, thanks.
Maybe it's because I'm only used to an ever-ending bull market so I cannot see the appeal of ever holding these 1-2% long-term yielding assets, but looking back in not so distant history there was huge period from about 1998 to 2013 where the overall market actually performed ~flat over 10 years. 1998 to 2008, 2001 to 2011, etc. But yields were also 4-5% back then.