29 year old software engineer, data scientist, and retail investor making well over 50% a year so far. Follow me to see how I invest. Not financial advice.
@punishedfounder@thsottiaux Yeah hard to say. Maybe they like it because the most straightforward way around it is to buy a second subscription on another account, and then people end up not using the second account as much on average so the second account is higher margin for them
@cremieuxrecueil Are leafy greens actually good for you or are we just selecting for people who are willing to make themselves eat stuff that doesn't taste good?
@_9th_Life_ After drawing my dose, I pull extra bac water into the syringe to dilute it further, and then I inject a quarter of it into 4 different spots, and then rub all the spots for a minute to spread it out. Pretty minimal irritation that way
Bought $AMAT two days ago based on some momentum backtesting I did and forward looking fundamentals. Popping today! Up 7.5% while $MU is only up 4.5%. I noticed it dipped significantly less than $MU and $SNDK yesterday too.
@rorynotsorry Any reason they couldn't make a separate glucagon only peptide? Then you could use that plus tirz to tune appetite suppression and glucagon separately
I only buy stuff that I think will be safe to hold for a long time, but if $SMH starts consistently underperforming $TECL in the future then I'll sell $SMH and buy either more $TECL or whatever looks good at the time. Pretty confident in holding $TECL forever since I don't think technology is ever gonna stop doing well long term. I also boost with margin a bit though so nice to not only be holding triple leveraged funds since they have much higher margin requirements
@SergFolio I invested a ton in $SMH at the start of the year, very happy about that. I'd also recommend $TECL if you want something to buy and hold forever. I bet SMH will continue to do very good for a couple more years but eventually taper back to normal levels
@TradexWhisperer Wish I had bought SNDK a while ago, and now I'm not quite ready to jump in on it at the current price, but still very happy with this year's results so far! Current holdings are: SMH up 73.35% YTD, TECL up 102.56% YTD, and MU up 244.93% YTD.
Current holdings are:
SMH, up 73.35% YTD
TECL, up 102.56% YTD
MU, up 244.93% YTD
Wish I had bought SNDK a while ago, and now I'm not quite ready to jump in on it at the current price, but still very happy with this year's results so far!
Even among investing enthusiasts, I find most people really don't understand the nuances of exponential growth. People will compare a 3x daily leveraged index fund to the underlying fund, and be like "With this fund I should have about 3 times as much money in a few years!" But, you actually get much much more than that over the long run. E.g, for 1000 days, 1.001^1000 = 2.72 while 1.003^1000 = 20, over 7 times more