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Today, most to all US indices, and many major stocks like NVDA, have given back all their post election runs - all are back to pre-election levels.  Technically, all look to be turning over.  Yield curve has corrected/normalized, long term rates are increasing, all things limiting growth stocks.   If Trump does something radical with tariffs and deportation, the markets could get very ugly.  

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This is one of the problems.... It could go higher for much longer and/or when you get in it could go lower much longer..... You have to guess right twice

Way back when Bush was president he signed this https://theweek.com/articles/767184/how-george-bush-broke-post-office   Around the same time my house flooded, home insurance doesn't cover fl

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Happy that my retirement goals include factoring in volatility, so I won’t be fake “retired” and still crying breathlessly about every dip in the market while demonstrating I have no idea how the stock market works on a football message board. Fun thread!

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11 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

I'm a fan of this DollaBillz guy!

 

I play volatility. 

I have three stocks that swing in fairly predictable swings the last few months.  I write calls on them in upper end, and puts in lower end over and over and over sometimes repeatedly within an hour. 

Its my Peyton Manning approach to trading, taking what the market (defense) gives me, and after I get comfortable with it, I will do it at larger size so it will be Peyton Manning in Beast Mode style, over and over and over.


 

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48 minutes ago, 9 Nines said:

 

I play volatility. 

I have three stocks that swing in fairly predictable swings the last few months.  

 

You're in the 1%. You're the "Do not attempt this yourself" investor....

 

 

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4 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

 

You're in the 1%. You're the "Do not attempt this yourself" investor....

 

 

 

Hardly, but it is really not much risk, other than the normal risk of owning the stock.  A few times the stocks continued up, so I rolled the calls out to the next week at a $1 higher strike and still took a net ~25 cents a share, then when it came back down, I closed-bought those at a lower price.  With weekly options, covered calls are easy to manage. Maybe on a 50% move, I might lose them, and that could happen with these stocks, but they would likely retrace so I could buy back again and they probably wont do that anyway at their current marketcaps. 

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I saw in Federal retirement 401k(The Thrift Savings Plan) a huge amount of money was moved out of the market into money market funds

 

$31B in Outflows Over Past Two Months

Published: April 23, 2025

 

Of course since then the market shot back up. Those people locked in their losses and missed the run back up. 

 

No one knows what the market will do going forward but it's more than possible for the market to go up while the overall economy sucks. 

 

More proof you can't time the market

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19 hours ago, Jamalisms said:

Time it right and get out early or stay in. Never get out when you already lost.


You’ll never know any of this 

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1 hour ago, OILERMAN said:


You’ll never know any of this 

 

Selling into a crash is pretty easy to tell. If you're going to sell, that's not the time to do it. Might be you shouldn't ever do it but if you're going to pick your moment, you don't do it while the crash is happening.

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On 5/7/2025 at 9:47 AM, Jamalisms said:

 

Selling into a crash is pretty easy to tell. If you're going to sell, that's not the time to do it. Might be you shouldn't ever do it but if you're going to pick your moment, you don't do it while the crash is happening.

Never sell retard 

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6 hours ago, Jamalisms said:

Says the guy claiming his investments are doing better now than they did under Biden.

This shows how out of touch you truly are up there in shit hole Milwaukee 

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