R there more bears or bulls today? I cant tell

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Theres a reason why yields are falling. You can tell banks to lend but you cant force people to borrow. Why would anyone want to borrow money in this environment unless its to keep their head above water

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Tell her about all the awesome trades you are making on stocks. That'll get her attention!

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I like to go all in on puts or calls to the point im so stressed I cant even watch the market, and just have to watch the comments in here and use the vibes to tell me if im gaining or losing money

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Wow, tell us more

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Spotify hate bots engage. For some reason cousin carls garage band making $1 dollar a year v $1.05 is a huge moral dilemma. Rather tell people to support the moral bastions of Google, Apple or Amazon.

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Apt analysis! I don’t disagree with anything there. I think there some lack of confidence in the business with the recent executive changes that may impact S1 more than anticipated, but only time will tell on that part. Frankly I’m just a little salty I never got in on the CrowdStrike hype way back when…crazy that it could have been a generational wealth machine if I had just yolo’d my 401k into it 😂😭

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I’ve been with these guys at the Casino. I tell them it’s time for them to buy a round and leave with the cash but they don’t quit playing until it’s all gone.

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Wrong…Go ask ChatGpt powered by Nvidia gpu and it will tell you why.

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PMs recover fast (e.g. see post 2008), though we're talking miners, not physical metal. Unless you absolutely need to sell during the worst trough, you should be fine (like, are you so greedy, that you need to be all-in in stocks all the time?). The miners will have a minor temporary EPS compression (several months or so) and a significant P/E compression (stock market dumps), but this should still fare better than crude oil producers (recover faster). Crude oil producers are a much better buy near the worst point of a recession (compared to PMs/miners), but how exactly can we tell, whether there will even be such a great buying opportunity in the foreseeable future?

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