Customer C-U-P is cumming in fast tho

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C. I would just drive by

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I miss when markets were ruthless. I've made more money in QE land though, because its a monetary policy that makes the rich richer. Sorry poors But man it was so fucking fun to watch companies just get eviscerated on like a 1% miss. "OH a single truck of delivery was delayed, NO BONUS FOR YOUR C-SUITE". Fucking good times.

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bye :c

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Sold the last AMD 11/14, 260 C at 6.63; 5x3.16 -> 4x4.79 + 6.63; 15.8 -> 25.79; 63% profit

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I was looking for the China comment. There is a growing sentiment that is starting to look at China as the model for infrastructure development, b/c they get things done so fast.

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P/C volume ratio: 1.82. OI: 2.65 See you at 690

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What’s with all the downvotes? Just giving my honest take. You can’t deny that posting a very nominal sum after nearly a decade is not something to be proud of. If you change your mindset, you’ll realize just how big the opportunity landscape is. 7 years ago I didn’t even think graduating from college was in the cards (just entered my shitty state school after being a straight C student in high school), and since then graduated with a masters from a top tier school with the highest grades possible and now I have a great white collar job at a top tech company, made lots of money in the markets and started a few successful side businesses, and if I keep pushing forward in my career, getting to 7-8 figure levels of comp is not unreasonable. Plus for another real world example (longer than 7 years but not a drastically different timeline), my father was at best a middle class doctor working at a hospital being highly underpaid (that’s what you get when you work in public service) around 10-12 years ago with less than $1-2M in assets total (and even that’s a generous estimate), but since started and sold a pretty successful private practice and now has a $30M+ net worth (and could potentially be at $100M+ in the next 1-3 years if the current company he’s working on goes well), so a lot can certainly change over a fair (but not infinite) amount of time.

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Looking at a NVDA $210 c 11/21

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$295 c for Friday looks alright

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