Good Luck on your Big Play Detox!
I'm in HD at $30 in 2010 and GOOG at $114, 4 days after it IPO'd. BAC at $3 during the financial crisis for 1500 shares. CSCO at $10 and INTC at $23. I'm long basically every sector at huge gains, collecting dividends all the way through that have added up quite nicely.
You are already shorting HD, but good luck with the rest.
I'm in HD at $30 in 2010 and GOOG at $114, 4 days after it IPO'd. BAC at $3 during the financial crisis for 1500 shares. CSCO at $10 and INTC at $23. I'm long basically every sector at huge gains, collecting dividends all the way through that have added up quite nicely.
You are already shorting HD, but good luck with the rest.
Yep. Buy and hold has been my strategy with sub 3% cash until this year....now 20% cash.
Skeptics can criticize if they wish.
Yep. Buy and hold has been my strategy with sub 3% cash until this year....now 20% cash.
Skeptics can criticize if they wish.
Remember the market is discounting everything...so if the banks come out and drop their drawers (which is exactly what they SHOULD and likely will do..this is the chance for them to clean the closet and its a good time to do so) the market will discount their miss and not punish.
Where banks will get hit is if their loan loss reserves go UP UP UP...if so then they will get hit...so watch banks under shoot their loan loss and hope things improve vs taking their lumps now.
Remember the market is discounting everything...so if the banks come out and drop their drawers (which is exactly what they SHOULD and likely will do..this is the chance for them to clean the closet and its a good time to do so) the market will discount their miss and not punish.
Where banks will get hit is if their loan loss reserves go UP UP UP...if so then they will get hit...so watch banks under shoot their loan loss and hope things improve vs taking their lumps now.
1. Largest equity bubble of all time (pension crisis and buyback bubble)
2. Largest wave of retirees of all time (pension crisis, where retirees own all of the stock and credit)
3. Largest corporate credit bubble of all time
4. Student loan bubble
5. Auto loan bubble
6. The indexation bubble
7. The ETF/market structure bubble
8. The foreign borrowings bubble (the dollar standard bubble)
9. The bubble in monetary policy (the central bank bubble)
10. An EU banking crisis
1. Largest equity bubble of all time (pension crisis and buyback bubble)
2. Largest wave of retirees of all time (pension crisis, where retirees own all of the stock and credit)
3. Largest corporate credit bubble of all time
4. Student loan bubble
5. Auto loan bubble
6. The indexation bubble
7. The ETF/market structure bubble
8. The foreign borrowings bubble (the dollar standard bubble)
9. The bubble in monetary policy (the central bank bubble)
10. An EU banking crisis
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So this is my concern. I think that the markets are going to crash. I am heavily invested in crypto. And I mean HEAVILY. And I think there is a good chance that if the markets crash, bitcoin and crypto will also tumble.
I would put the odds at 65% crypto will crash with it and 35% BTC decouples and does it’s own thing.
I guess I need to cash 50%+ out to USDT? Leave some in so I don’t jump off a building if I miss the pump?
And keep shorting stuff on Robinhood. Maybe throw some more cash over there to increase the size of my short positions.
Thoughts?
So this is my concern. I think that the markets are going to crash. I am heavily invested in crypto. And I mean HEAVILY. And I think there is a good chance that if the markets crash, bitcoin and crypto will also tumble.
I would put the odds at 65% crypto will crash with it and 35% BTC decouples and does it’s own thing.
I guess I need to cash 50%+ out to USDT? Leave some in so I don’t jump off a building if I miss the pump?
And keep shorting stuff on Robinhood. Maybe throw some more cash over there to increase the size of my short positions.
Thoughts?
How about an update on the challenge?
Like yourself, I'm pessimistic on the short term for equities and our economy. That said, I remain 80% long and 20% cash. I try to think in terms of decades with investment strategy. A short term strategy requires information that will not get to your ears first. The hedge funds will always beat you to the trade.
I see you are planning to short BAC. Remember you will be fighting the Fed on that one.
How about an update on the challenge?
Like yourself, I'm pessimistic on the short term for equities and our economy. That said, I remain 80% long and 20% cash. I try to think in terms of decades with investment strategy. A short term strategy requires information that will not get to your ears first. The hedge funds will always beat you to the trade.
I see you are planning to short BAC. Remember you will be fighting the Fed on that one.
Update it, it will give me a more recent post to quote in the future.
BAC is going down.
I’d say these bear flags break down soon. Possibly by the middle of next week. That would mean the Dow hits 18,500 again, stalls and then down some more.
Update it, it will give me a more recent post to quote in the future.
BAC is going down.
I’d say these bear flags break down soon. Possibly by the middle of next week. That would mean the Dow hits 18,500 again, stalls and then down some more.
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