@growthrapidly My plan is simple:
β Buy a little here
β Buy more if it drops
β Hold if the thesis stays intact
The hardest part of investing is wanting to buy the dip, but only after itβs already gone back up.
@StealthQE4 Everyone is blaming Broadcom.
Tomorrowβs jobs report probably matters more.
Bad jobs number = rate cut hopes π
Good jobs number = economy still running hot π
The market may care more about the Fed than Broadcom.
@kiantrades MU: $7.7M put premium, 19.5x Vol/OI, 88% at ask.
Bears are celebrating.
Question:
Do you really think a fund is betting MU crashes from $1010 to $790 in 8 days?
Or is this disaster insurance?
Curious what everyone sees here.
Most people think housing prices are high because inventory is low.
Inventory matters.
But monthly payments matter more.
A $400,000 house at 3% feels completely different from a $400,000 house at 7%.
Watch mortgage rates, not headlines.
Thatβs where the real story is.