Here's a simple breakdown of 3 depreciation methods 📉
Straight-line: same amount each year. Declining balance: bigger hit early on. Units of production: based on actual usage. Easy peasy!
Long post, but here are my thoughts on today’s market madness…
Today was a weird storm. Logic before open: $MU crushed it, saving AI stocks. So AI should rise, lifting the market. But then…
- $AAPL hikes prices, using MU as excuse
- Hottest inflation data in 3 years dr
In trading, there are really two types of risk.
Most folks just deal with one.
The known kind you can measure: stop loss size, position sizing, portfolio risk.
That's managed with stops.
The unknown kind? You can't measure it.
Like a flash crash, exchange going down, or
Three high yield ETFs I actually trust — they’re not too good to be true.
Free article about them.
No fake yields, just real chances to grow
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So $CRBS has dropped about 50% since its IPO high.
Cerebras saw 20x oversubscription.
SpaceX's $75B IPO is already 2x oversubscribed.
IPO demand is crazy.
But over 90% of IPOs eventually dip below their first-day low.
Don't jump into SpaceX, OpenAI, or Anthropic
Morning everyone ☀️
Quick game for you 👇
Picture this:
You wake up,
open your trading app…
And it shows millions.
What’s your very first move?
Blow it all?
Cash out?
Or lock it down?
Hit me with your answer 👇
Most traders don't need more strategies—they just can't follow their own rules. 📉
They know where to enter, but once the market opens, emotions mess everything up. Chase trades, force entries, hold losers too long… sound familiar? 🤷
The real difference between winning
If you don’t risk money - you won’t get rich.
If you don’t risk pain - you won’t get strong.
If you don’t risk failure - you won’t build anything.
The life you want is sitting on the other side of the risks you keep avoiding.
Take the risk.