I call this one….
Diversifying my portfolio: camera angles addition
Went to @amitisinvesting second NYC meetup!! 100000/10 event !!!
For all those on edge, buy the ticket. It’s nothing but meeting so many other investors and talking stocks.
Special event!! Better host !!!
Biggest learning point for me, is truly be prepared for different situations WHEN you sell the CC.
The number of times at the beginning I would sell CC for the premium, then stock goes up and underwater and wishing I didnt cause I didnt want to lose the shares so quick, buying back call for slight loss, then shares going back down and wishing i had just kept call etc etc along with rolling etc etc.
All part of the learning game!
@realcavsfans WOW... hadn't checked mocks in a while. Did not realize he was projected to slide all the way to end of 1st. Feel like he was top 10 for most of college season/march madness. Wouldnt hate that.
I like trading up for Yaxel if he is still on the board around 10-15 range
@farzyness Imagine investing early in a start up company, getting lucky it not only doesn't fail, but succeeds.... But then when it finally takes off Bernie proposes "I have a bill that will forcibly dilute you and control of the company is shared with the public sector"
Can we please get an auto-redemption of Credit Card points to Robinhood Brokerage App feature (with immediately, daily, weekly, monthly option maybe)?
Pretty sure my phone has a permanent smudge line with the 34234 times after purchases immediately swiping all left to right to transferring points to brokerage 😂
If you're young invest and learn about a variety of things (index + diversified market cap size and sector stocks + crypto + maybe even buying ONE cheap call option/put option).
Nothing wrong with VOO and chill etc but when you're young its easier for you to learn what works and doesn't work and 'blow up' (if it comes to that, not saying full port 0DTE and go ohhh ok it didnt work) relatively small accounts.
Before you VOO and chill for 20 years and then dip toes in stock picking/call options, and blow up life savings/mortage money or margin called etc since the panic dealing with actual life money is a lot different than dealing with couple hundred bucks or a thousand that eventually you can replace when you work/get salary increase.
If the conversation changed to "Hey regardless of YTD, I'll keep my money with you for 5-10 years" guarantee the portfolio allocation changes + a lot of the 'we advise against this stock' changes as well 😂
Major goal just seems to be: "don't lose money so they don't leave, and make just enough so that I get my % each year"
"leave a shit ton of money on table" FOR basketball salary.
He would overall make SOOOOO much more money situation wise.
Farewell tour in Cleveland compared to anywhere else, 'returns home for final run' branding, etc. On top of if wins finals in CLE or even just gets to finals.
Documentary rights/streaming value explodes in CLE compared to LA.
By no means downplaying 'LA' but there's 0 possibility of a title next year unless blessed by some Giannis for AR trade.
Staying in LA is like a DWADE production goodbye. Nobody counted on heat to win. Fun season. Competitive-ish.
Imagine watching the basis points episode featuring @anthonynoto and him saying he's researching call options and having the thought process "This company is destined for failure! Its just an expensive bank"
Regardless of whatever happens, never slept better at night knowing I'm invested in SOFI/NOTO !!! Fresh horses 🐎
My best guess:
Someone from JPM or UBS that does nothing but look at numbers and model based on press releases and tweets about "SoFi is an expensive bank stock!!" decided to change things up and watch a social media youtuber basis points episode ft SoFi CEO.
And went "oh...... wow... ok I think I cant just look at this business and just quantitative bank PE model it. Undervaluded"
@CLEsportsTalk Ive seen reports of 2 years 60 million. That's honestly not horrible.
Are there guys on this list I'd rather have that are younger and same 30 mil salary ish? Yes, but I don't hate not losing Harden for nothing and a team friendly-ishhhhhhhhhh deal
If anything hopefully this gets you back to just giving great insight and company news rather than poking at others investments.
You want to be bearish, no problem. Provide TA, provide thesis, or just say "I hate the company" rather than saying SoFi investors are missing 90% of their brain, etc etc