Top note to myself in my trading journal “Don’t trade on Fridays” 🤡🎪🎡🤹🤹‍♀️🤹‍♂️🎢🎠

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IMO, it'll definitely recoup everything it lost and more, but the question for calls is "when". That, I can't say. All I do is try to find those points where the market is spooked and hop in. There's always FOMO and institutional investors to make sure that these huge companies have the stock price to keep them on top. I'll sell later in the day and plop the money into something else temporarily. Then get back to watching and waiting and being highly regarded. Side note, and in full disclosure: I'm down, overall, and it's taken me a long time to come up with a strategy that (I think?) works for me. But don't follow my advice. I probably have a couple extra sets of chromosomes.

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For the regards who don’t know what PCE means Potential Market Implications A hotter-than-expected PCE report will clearly generate negative reactions in markets. This confirmation of resumed inflationary pressures, combined with the recent slowdown in GDP growth, suggests a negative impact on the real economy, heightening the risk of stagflation. Furthermore, it solidifies expectations that the Fed will refrain from discussing rate cuts, with some uncertainty already circulating among economists regarding potential talks of fresh rate hikes. Currently, market participants assign a 60% chance of a rate cut by September 2023. However, a hot PCE reading could materially push rate cut discussions further down the road. Upside surprises in the PCE report will intensify upward pressures on Treasury yields and downward pressures on rate-sensitive stocks. Sectors such as real estate, tech, consumer discretionary, and materials, known for their strong sensitivity to interest rates, may experience significant negative price action. Traders may anticipate the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE:SPY) and the tech-heavy Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ:QQQ) to end the week on a weak note. Conversely, a cooler-than-expected PCE report spells good news for markets, signaling relief that rising inflationary pressures in the first two months of the year have diminished in the last month of the quarter. TLDR: high pce  Low pce  Source: Bezinga Newswire

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This feels like another WW3 spark note or chapter in a history book. Im sure if we look at previous wars this is a similar tactic cross countries transitioning their purchasing power into war time economic philosophy.

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Whenever somebody starts their post by talking about the money supply it's an immediate sign that you're about to read a pile of drivel. > >[40% of the total M1 money supply has been created in the last four years](https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h6/h6_technical_qa.htm). While many have seen the figure that [80% of the total M1 money supply has been created in the last 4 years](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1SL), it is important to note that the FED changed the definition of M1 in May 2020. However, this is still a staggering figure, and it keeps going up - this is not sustainable. I like how you acknowledged that the definition was changed but then went ahead anyways. The M1 supply has only increased 10% in the four years since the definition change that greatly expanded the category, this is significantly lower than inflation. Can't be bothered with the rest of your crap, just typical permabear talking points that fall apart with anything deeper than a surface level analysis.

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I bought after it fell from 9 USD to 7 USD when SoFi announced their financial restructing (senior note offering) and that stock dilution announcement. I researched it and thought it's actually a good deal for SoFi. I figured the market will soon realize it and rally up again before earnings with the now better financial position, but it stayed at 7 USD. Bad timing for me, but I see it as a long-term play. On Monday I will post an update.

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If tomorrow’s PCE data actually comes in right and we end on a green note I think I’m going to take that as a sign the universe is just trying to fuck me personally. Fucking whiplash from this week while still managing to make the wrong call damn near every step of the way.

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Listen, you just have to become a long term investor now . On a serious note, this thing is a boomer stock that needs to be held for a decade. Once they have their foundry up, there’s hope

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