A +5% day followed by a -5% day, meaning itll be up overall then?

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BOJ rate hike is priced in by the way

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I used to be the king of Wall Street. I started studying stocks at 3, learned fundamentals at 5, and was reading technical charts by 6. While other kids were still learning their multiplication tables, I was already studying support and resistance. I’ve lived through bull markets, bear markets, massive rallies, brutal crashes, and watched plenty of people become legends overnight — only to blow it all up the next day. These days, I’ve chosen to stay undercover on WSB. No more showing up as some “super analyst.” Now I’m just a low-key, cautious, occasionally unhinged Pig King. I watch the market, trade options, flex when I win, and disappear when I lose. A true king doesn’t need a crown. One 🐷 is enough.

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If by cut you mean raise, then yes

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Please lord let SPY crash 1% tomorrow it would be so funny Anyone remember in 2018 when Fed raised rates it was followed by a +5% day and then immediately a -5% day?

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Market crash is >!priced in!< by the way

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I was basically break even in premarket after more than doubling my already huge position in this shit at 865-880… Now I’m way red again and should’ve just sold it all. Not so bad percentage wise tho, but I’m way over-exposed and fucked by currency too

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If you buy your stocks through a reputable broker, who uses the standard stock exchanges, settlement mechanisms and CSDs, then the whole ecosystem should be "safe" (under regulations and oversight, guaranteeing delivery/fulfilment). Traditional stock trades don't settle immediately or on the same day (US typically uses T+1 settlement), but brokerages abstract from the underlying timing and show the shares as bough/sold immediately, so that retail regards are not bothered by the peculiarities of the financial system plumbing. When you daytrade a stock and you end up with a zero position on close (or the same position you started the day with, respectively), no stock changes hands, actually (the stock transactions net out and only cash settlement is necessary).

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I told him he was a shill incapable of critical thinking and he was blinded by his conviction. I know my biases. But I'm also really good at knowing this company's communication style and can figure out when shit has gone topsy turvy.

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