@Ann1eTrone25@HolySmokas selling for a loss vs range trading your beaten down stocks is often a much better choice. beaten down stocks often have volitility and ranges where you can take a small percentage of your losing position and keep trading levels. steadily you'll reduce your loss.
@dezod80@HolySmokas underperformance often leads to overperformance. great money managers have draw downs. it is part of the process of getting great prices. chasing everything and the general sentiment leads to replicating the sp 500. that's ok, but not great.
@CarsonTalkMoney@HolySmokas it's the same shit that Google went through. "Google is dead. AI will kill Google. blah blah blah. their AD business is dislocated." then Google rips from 150 to 340.
Valuation investing is key. let the market be irrational and spin narratives...buy cheap shares, sell the rips.
@Stock534676@HolySmokas you're such losers: always selling for losses, lol. you're doing this wrong.
keep buying more when good companies trade at new yearly lows.
and slowly trim winners as they hit new yearly highs. and as they drift lower a bit, re-enter.
@Deenobrown123@HolySmokas@grok jeremy needs to set up 1% of all his positions for range bound trading. and use LIFO for tax purposes to keep his core position in tact. PLTR is range bound, and therefore big rips should be sold and then bought back as it drifts lower. rinse and repeat.
@BigOlYamBag@hasanthehun easy Fed money printing leads to billionaires and trillionaires. it's not a sound monetary policy to let them have all this wealth due to soley to dollar debasement. trust-fund kids contribute nothing. and you won't be one...ever. so quit pandering
@polyglotme@hasanthehun they think clawing back wealth from easy Fed money creation is theft. uh no, it's a reasonable way to ensure sound money and still pay for infrastructure and services while reigning in trust-fund kids.
the moment you study central banking you realize progressive taxation is fair
@tonitrades_@gnoble79 who cares. we all know the dip can occur the second the Wall St trading firms turn their algorithms off. that's why the dips are so severe and sudden, but the grind back up keeps chugging along.
@gnoble79 stock market will continue to pump. circular trading and painting the tape has been deployed to put lip stick on a pig. Wall St wants to show the public that tax cuts for the wealthy are good for the economy.
@esaagar Iran is also selling 50% more oil a day and at a price above $105+
this war of choice is making Iran rich and making the USA insolvent. only Trump and his idiot ilk can ruin things so quickly.
@briantashman@krystalball Greenblatt pretends to be rational...keeps failing miserably
Keep it up! The world sees you for exactly who you are! An immoral grifting idiot