Nah so many out there still. For WSB look at wasifaiboply, pmotiveforce, duehousing, cryptohorn, The_Brand94, Aggressive_Bit_91, Violent_mud_butt, Same-Brilliant2014 Then there is the Big bank bears: |Bank|S&P 500 Price Target| :--|--:| |Citigroup|6,600| |Goldman Sachs|6,600| |Morgan Stanley|6,500| |JPMorgan|6,500| |Barclays|6,450| |Société Générale|6,400| |RBC Capital Markets|6,250| |UBS|6,100| |Stifel|5,500| Look at the $7T+ in cash sitting in MMFs.

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Yes - macro correlations are a very real thing. My "defensive" plays right now are Canadian banks (TD, RBC), BRK (love brk), and GAP of all things. I'll hold those thru as big of a drawdown as I need - they'll be fine. Never sell significant stakes in those. Generally what I do once a bear market starts (or we get drawdowns) is just rotate my capital into BRK (or something similar) and... wait. Do literally nothing. Never go to cash (I don't like sitting out incase it bulls back). Most cash gang misses buying back in and get fucked. By staying in the market - that doesn't happen. Once a bull starts again I'll rotate the defensive things into high risk again. At the moment my portfolio is\* quite defensive, but I'm still playing catalysts with calls

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Tesla Has Manufacturing Scale, Vertical Integration to Bring Humanoids to Market, RBC Says jsus fuck these analyst are straight up garbage

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Pretty much. Volatility hurts - but like - I'm printing this year (6 months). Significantly more than anything else I've seen. My degen portfolio is up over 200% since the bottom. Just take that and sit it out in brk is generally a good play. It's what I usually do (also RBC, TD bank, etc). It's generally not a bad idea / play. You don't miss any runs (they do well) and you never miss buying back in. They're generally much safer in down markets too

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I never hold cash - I just rotate into safe shit. RBC, TD bank & BRK are my favorite. Then I never miss buying back in. If we start going up / markets turn bullish again I'll monkey back into high risk shit. \--- I trimmed a fuckton of OTM calls today across the board. Took losses on many, didn't matter. Risks too high rn. Locking in a lot of the profits I made over the last 6 months on the bull run. 7 figures is too much to lose / risk because 'I wanted to yolo'

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Not a bad idea to mitigate risks. I just really don't like puts personally... Prefer holding 'boring stable shit' instead (that does tend to do well). One of my favorites is RBC. \--- My folio got rekt today - lost like 500k. I'm overlevered. I'm up quite massively on this last 6month bull run (7 figures profit from degening) and figure it's a good idea to lock in all gains and just walk away until the next one. \--- I think I've already made up my mind tbh.

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