I don't mean to sound ungrateful since I'm up $13K today. But I'm still missing another $15K vs. Friday. Hand it over 🫴

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how many different accounts do you have? I have a 401k and then a savings and then a brokerage account. but if i want to day trade and keep track of just my day trade account, it's hectic using my brokerage to trade in since i get tempted to mess around with my "long term" holdings. Do you guys separate out long-term vs short term trades in separate brokerage accounts?

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Shit companies without revenue now or in future going up 5000% in a year makes this entire trading industry worse than betting in a casino. Hope this quantum shit busts and you all come to senses whats a business vs whats gambling

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Long term I completely agree, rare earth components vs a chip they will eventually recreate much like military aircraft. They’re just biding their time.

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This assumes that there is a difference. In my MCOL city, we are roughly at rent-own parity so you don't really save anything by renting vs. paying a mortgage. But I suppose you save on transaction costs, especially if you are younger and moving more frequently.

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Although my stocks are up, I still haven't recoupped 100% of ny losses from Friday In a matter of fact, my portfolio should be higher vs. Friday due to AVGO. But the stock market is shortchanging me.

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yes, this is if you rent in the same area vs. buy in the same area. Check the calculator link I linked to in other comments if you want to play around with it. It defaults to comparable rent vs. home prices in the same area.

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Lmao, that was a snub at china - 5,000 vs 6,000

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Shits and easy scalp, Vs on the daily

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I'm not talking about rental homes. The context here is for buying a primary home to live in vs. renting and investing the difference.

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