Payback for charging for Windows licenses.I love Youtube. Just watched Tesla Daily video, and it 100% confirmed Bill Gates shorted Tesla. I saw Joe Rogan interview where Elon mentioned it but I wasn't 100% sure but after watching clips of the CNBC and Bloomberg Bill Gates interviews Rob found, there's no doubt. Bill Gates shorted Tesla, and he could still be short Tesla. Makes me feel good that I might have taken some of Bill Gates money. I hope Bill Gates is short Tesla again as I want to take more of his money.
Payback for charging for Windows licenses.
You license your windows? Does that include the blinds or do you own them outright?
I love Youtube. Just watched Tesla Daily video, and it 100% confirmed Bill Gates shorted Tesla. I saw Joe Rogan interview where Elon mentioned it but I wasn't 100% sure but after watching clips of the CNBC and Bloomberg Bill Gates interviews Rob found, there's no doubt. Bill Gates shorted Tesla, and he could still be short Tesla. Makes me feel good that I might have taken some of Bill Gates money. I hope Bill Gates is short Tesla again as I want to take more of his money.
Anyone have REITs as a fixed part of their AA?
I dont know whats going on
My windows are special. They can have files in them and wallpapers on them.You license your windows? Does that include the blinds or do you own them outright?
RKT destroyed earnings expectations for like the 9th qtr in a row. Also announced a dividend that would be 5.58% of today's close.
Might try to scoop some more under $20 at open tomorrow. My guess is it will be well past that in pre-market though.
I finally sold my O and "replaced" it with FUBO 20 puts for Dec.
The risk is higher by a wide margin (no pun intended) but its either make $120 a month or potentially cash out $5600. Dec gives me plenty of time to react if FUBO goes south.
Replaced a solid REIT with a TV stock?
Well, technically I sold a meh $60 stock and used the cash from the sale to back an agreement to buy some else's stock that's sitting at $35 for $20. And pocketed $5500 in the process.
Why is implied volatility so high on that stock?
I woke up from a long nap with a clear, unbiased mind and came to a solid moment of clarity:
>>> Markets may fall into bear territory later this year (20%+ correction).
Interest rates have nowhere to go but up from all time lows and the Fed may lose control. As I have argued earlier this year inflation is creeping into everything. Now the market agrees and has responded by shorting bonds which causes the yield to rise. The Fed buys short term bonds to suppress this from happening. However, it cannot control long term rates as effectively (10 year bond).
Furthermore, during Powell's last Congressional testimony he agreed GDP growth may in the range of SIX PERCENT! The last time we had 5-6% GDP growth was the 1970's and the PRIME RATE wound up near 20% by 1979!!!
I am not saying rates will go that high. But with a projected 6% GDP growth rate, the 10 year bond at only 1.5%, what happens when it goes to 2% or 3%?!
The next round of pork barrel "stimulus" is due March 14th. After that date, look out below.
>>> The democrats are hell bent on raising income taxes
No matter what you think, the stock market has never met a tax increase it liked. Another SELL catalyst.
>>> As more people get vaccinated and return to work excessive jobs growth will "shock" the market
Great jobs numbers will cause further pressure on bonds resulting in a rapid growth in the 10 year rate.
TL;DR -
Based on projected abnormal GDP growth, rates will only go up from here. The market will react poorly as it has already. Assuming this happens it would be wise expect 20% or more correction. Another peril facing the markets is the specter of higher income and perhaps a new trading transaction tax. Yet another reason to be wary of a stock market selloff in 2021.