janbolsa

Documenting my journey to beat the market. Daily portfolio updates. Not financial advice.

[janbolsa @jlbolsa]

@antibearthesis I disagree, Starbucks isn’t as popular as it was a few years back

[Kylian Mbappé @KMbappe]

Dream On, Football.

I still dream of playing football.

That might surprise you, coming from someone who plays it for a living.
But it’s true.

I still dream of playing with my friends.
Playing until sunset. Until dinner.
Playing just because it was a game, long before it could become a career.

I have followed this dream for as long as I can remember.

Once again it has led me to one of the biggest changes in my life.

Now, I find myself surrounded by innovators who dream of the same things I do.

Of bringing foot as close as possible to ball.
Of bringing the people as close as possible to the game.
Of bringing the world as close as possible to play.

I guess that’s the thing about dreams that refuse to change.
They’re usually the ones that change everything.

Dream On.

[janbolsa @jlbolsa]

@Vera_RMCF Mbappe goal

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@SCHDETF @SimplyDividends VICI holder for 1 year, stock price been falling for a while, but bullish

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@dividendology Onon

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@DudeWhoInvests They can sell only a part of it, we have to keep a Watch 365 days after IPO

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@drayinvests Meta

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@LukeBruni17 Onon

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@QuintenFrancois Work hard invest harder

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See you tomorrow.

[janbolsa @jlbolsa]

S&P 500 closed at 7,711.76 (-0.25%) Friday. Modest dip but indexes finished higher for the week. VIX 14.43, comfortably low. 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.73%+, up 6 bps, as markets digest hawkish Fed signals.

[janbolsa @jlbolsa]

Crypto: BTC slid to $77,703 (-3.18%), retracing from overnight highs above $81K. ETH at $2,440 (-2.8%). Both gave back recent gains as risk appetite softened into the weekend.

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Good luck out there.

[janbolsa @jlbolsa]

Pre-market brief for Friday, August 28.

[janbolsa @jlbolsa]

On this day in 2000, the NYSE began quoting stocks in decimals, ending a 200-year tradition of fractional pricing in eighths. A small change that made markets more transparent.