Open question for @ManofTwo or anyone else: is there an easy to use tool to track the ratio of retail investors vs. institutional investors in certain markets?
Morningstar.
I think finviz has it
Open question for @ManofTwo or anyone else: is there an easy to use tool to track the ratio of retail investors vs. institutional investors in certain markets?
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Gee… could have used that extended trading time last year the day they announced you couldn't buy anymore $GME
In the 45 minutes between their announcement and pre-market opening on RH my GME shares went from $480 to $350 and all I could do was watch. My gains decreased by about $8000 because of that bullshit.
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Bought nearly $100,000 worth of puts in Netflix.
Ended up $1.8 million.
Netflix losing the Office and Friends were the nails in their coffin.I said it and I say it again.
Netflix benefit from low competition but the environment is getting hot and it needs to stop releasing stupid content and start releasing content that would retain users.
@ManofTwo I think I found the problem…
If you haven't been hedging like I have been
Do not open your portfolio today.
This is happening very close to the timing of when Tesla is supposed to have a working prototype of their robot.
I have a measly 19 but I think I'm going to dump my bonus into Tesla. I truly believe in their mission and I plan on holding for years.Sweet. I had been waiting for the news. Will put me in the realm of 1200 shares. Not that it will increase my value but hopefully it will contribute a nice chunk to the millions I'll be able to leave my daughter. I don't want her to have to work her entire life away.
I have a measly 19 but I think I'm going to dump my bonus into Tesla. I truly believe in their mission and I plan on holding for years.
Tesla and Block are the two tech stocks I'm the most excited for….. this comes from the technical angle on what technologies I think have the potential to truly change the world.
Also SpaceX is getting an IPO in 5 years. Last I heard people who hold Tesla get first dibs on Spacex stock.
They have turned into an umbrella company. The part that most excited me is the Spiral team. They are building unique low profile bitcoin miners. They will soon start producing a physical product that people will buy. They have a lot of experience building the square payment system so not a huge leap for them to start manufacturing the miner.You mind if I ask what sticks out about Block's technology? I recently started buying the stock, but I haven't done much homework on what the company actually does (aside from the basics).
Please give us the signalSitting on 83.0% cash since Mid March. Only a handful of long positions and short positions.
Making money time coming soon boys.
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There is no signal. You can't time the bottom. I just doing what I did in 2020. Value the market, project the value base on real yields and average down if I entered positions to early.
Waiting for a price between 3,350 to 3,600.
Does your modeling/experience show anything like a steep crash before gradual rebound or is it just a relatively gradual decline?
I don't mind missing some of the upside if I am fully on the right-side of the crash.
Did some graphing and calculations
As you can see, the S&P 500 declines as the 10 year increases, if the 10 year heads to 4.0% (which it will if inflation hits 9.0%) then you're looking at a figure between 3250 and 3,550.
Red being normal, orange being upper limit.
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It depends on inflation. Bear markets won't be like 2020, this will be a gradual decline. If inflation hit 9.0%. You will see 10 year yields at 4.0%.
Anything around 4.0% should see the S&P 500 between 3,550 to 3,250.
Anything above 4.0% will see the S&P 500 below 3,000.
All depends on inflation. A good predictor of inflation is to continue watching gas prices and your usual basket of food prices.
I was just jokingThere is no signal. You can't time the bottom. I just doing what I did in 2020. Value the market, project the value base on real yields and average down if I entered positions to early.
Waiting for a price between 3,350 to 3,600.
So do you guys have any favorite stocks to buy as the market heads to the gutter?
I'm looking at or buying Block (SQ), United Rentals (URI), Expedia (EXPE), Herc Holdings (HRI), Sylvamo (SLV), Applied Materials, (AMAT) Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), and maybe some AMD, NVDA, and Intuit (INTU) later on. Also buying into the Fidelity 500 Index Fund FXAIX for my mom.
@ManofTwo please bless us with chadly economic guidance if not on yacht.
Block, Tesla and Nvidia are the biggest ones I am going to jump into further.... maybe Rumble as there is massive development in the platform and it is growing rapidly.So do you guys have any favorite stocks to buy as the market heads to the gutter?
I'm looking at or buying Block (SQ), United Rentals (URI), Expedia (EXPE), Herc Holdings (HRI), Sylvamo (SLV), Applied Materials, (AMAT) Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), and maybe some AMD, NVDA, and Intuit (INTU) later on. Also buying into the Fidelity 500 Index Fund FXAIX for my mom.
@ManofTwo please bless us with chadly economic guidance if not on yacht.
Microsoft is my retirement planWe all know and impending crash is happening/coming. What are peoples recommendations for stocks to grab cheap? I mostly know the tech sector and have my current top 5.
1. Tesla
2. Block
3. Apple
4. Microsoft
5. Rumble
What other sectors are people buying and what companies? I will do my own research but I don't know were to even start.