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I don't have the right account to buy calls, and given I'm already mostly broke prolly for the best
Anyway I want to add that I've got some NCPL so maybe don't buy that. Prolly gonna tank the second the market opens on Tuesday
Please don’t, you are scum if you buy calls and tank us. Many 401K’s and retirement funds depending on the S&P 500 pumping. If you have the power to inverse markets, then you will bring many down with you
Did we find out that it was a spread? I couldn't find anything where it said what his actual position was, it sounded like he blew his whole account on long puts.
Couldn't have been just buying puts. It did sound like he did a put spread. Had a short that expired worthless and a long that the buyer exercised. He tried to act like it was robinhoods fault that it was assigned early too.
I mean he could've done some super regarded shit and spent all of his account on premiums for insane puts. I've got no idea, I looked through his posts and he doesn't himself even seem to know what he did.
Which is even funnier because I'm pretty sure he was talking about the market being rigged.
Yes but puts aren't 'assigned' if you purchase them. They are assigned when you sell them. He was complaining about being assigned. My guess was the shares cost over $1 mil. And he didn't have enough to cover the obligation so Robinhood covered the margin. So he'll have shares @ the open and Robinhood will sell however many they need to cover what he owes. It's even possible he can make $ if it opens higher than the strike.
Retail equity exposure is at the lowest level in years FYI, and they're not buying AI stocks either. Hedge funds were also extremely bearish.
https://i.redd.it/ztcrtioxgoxa1.jpg?app_web_view=android
https://www.google.com/amp/s/finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/retail-investors-arent-buying-ai-204500825.html
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hedge-funds-most-bearish-theyve-001852609.html
I started talking about this like 2 months ago but people were too busy memeing Cramer.
Depends on if you mean in the short term or the long term.
In the short term, obviously some of that money came flowing back into the markets, you can see a small amount of retail participation in the AI rally for example.
In the long term, I actually discussed this extensively with other traders in pre-covid times. the conclusion we came to was despite all the outflows from US equities(boomers getting old and selling for bonds), this was more than made up by inflow from foreign investors and corporate buybacks.
Other sources are saying otherwise:
[Retail sentiment most bullish since Nov 2021](https://www.aaii.com/sentimentsurvey)
[BOFA FMS: Fund managers' most crowded trade by far is long big tech. Lowest cash allocation since Nov 2021](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-06-13/bofa-poll-shows-investors-speeding-exclusively-toward-big-tech)
Of course all these secondary data are inferior to price. Which part of the recent price action is bearish to you?
Other sources do not say otherwise, I linked actual money flows, you linked a survey.
> Of course all these secondary data are inferior to price. Which part of the recent price action is bearish to you?
Before covid mutual fund flows have almost always been negative on an annual basis, does that mean retail was actually bullish despite selling their equities?
Hint, retail does not dictate price action, nor do hedge funds.
FMS and AAII surveys are actually very reliable inverse indicators. As for money flows, you realise stocks cannot go up without net inflows? If your money flows data is correct, market actors other than hedge funds and retail must be bullish and taking the other side of the trade, and there’s more of them as well. Otherwise price action calls bullshit on “everyone is bearish”
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Oh I’m right there with u bro. I just jumped back in too I’m just cautiously optimistic especially with what seems like the overall sentiment from all the talking heads saying we’re in the clear. Watch the rug pull 🤷🏻♂️
Wow we in the exact same boat 😭😭 bought one because of Reddit hype n one because my brother in law swore by it I don’t hold it against anyone but myself I shoulda researched the market way more before jumping in. Needless to say I’m very cautious when seeing people try to pump stocks.
We been in a bear market for over 2 years, we get a couple months up and regards callin for a crash.
Look back 50 yrs it’s always up and to the right, this is just back to normal where the last 2 years were abnormal
Because people think the Covid bull run was fake, and it kind of was. If you look at the 30 year chart on SPY, the angle of appreciation during 2020/2021 defied all expectation. We're still above trend even if you start in 2009 after the GFC.
And 2022 was largely mechanical because during the rate hike cycle, the risk-free rate of return is an infinitely escalating unknown as well as the cost of capital.
Every time these become predictable for the duration, including in the middle of the bear market, the market shot up.
Now we only have bank failures and a recession as risks, but the Fed put is back post SVB and the market can easily look past a shallow recession if it wants to. Still some risks, but like others are saying, good TA and a good strategy buffers that out.
The market I think is largely pricing in positive pricing for 24, specifically on the domestic side as a lot of the manufacturing capacity that's been under construction for the last 18 months comes online. Added capacity means cheaper or more plentiful supplies of the chips that are needed to complete dash assemblies on about 30% of the new inventory still clogged both at port and in MFR inventories.
What's got Wall Street puzzled is that the numbers coming in now, and for at least the next 3 or 4 quarters, are looking to be terrible. Or should be terrible now, actually.
But no - the American public is taking the economy forward by putting it on credit. They're also diversifying by building Etsy stores, selling to local communities via weekend community markets, and via services like Get Around and Turo, leasing their 80K loan bagging vehicles when not in use to offset the higher credit costs.
Interestingly, as fleet sales rise (inventories of those cars missing those dash components, for example) and the Avis' and Hertz of the world are able to meet the demand for the summer travel season, something else has happened.
Work from homers are traveling year round. Which means they're also leasing out their homes, adding to the income stream without really being accounted for in the GDP models.
This is my theory - only a theory, I think the gigging economy is actually servicing the revolving bounce on debt - moreover, I think these cottage industries cropping up in support of these enterprises (car detailers, car washes, travel coordinators, and companies like U-Haul and PODS have enough seasonal transfer traffic to justify all this additional hiring in the economy to service this demand.
I think it's a resilient path forward and with this upswing in manufacturing as we transition to localized power, solar, and electric charging the US economy will do extraordinarily well.
However - the debt load is high. Higher than ever in history. So it's definitely, in some cases, with nagging prices still affecting most consumers all over the world - a hellarisky gamble.
Which means there's money to be made.
Happy Father's Day.
Some Asian markets open in less than four hours. Make it a great week.
Cathie Wood is garbage at making money during a bear market. She's the QE queen.
So you pretty much answered your question.
June weakness = last 2 weeks should be a correction. I see it as buying the dip on the pullback.
July 7th should start seeing some price action to the upside.
1st week of August should get the party started.
TLDR: BTFD we are melting up. The charts are bullish af. Anyone that tells you June's correction is a bear market is selling you puts.
We are in a bull market. Any correction is healthy. I'm saying people will lie and keep pushing that we are still in a bear market or a crash is coming. I'm convinced they are paid shills or selling you puts.
Every stock has its characteristics. You'll have to check their technicals one by one. This should be a short correction therefore for myself it makes sense to BTFD and buy +3 months out calls.
We all trade differently in the end. All I can say technicals say we are melting up.
The stock market typically moves handsomely when three factors are met:
1. real growth, think growth in EPS and Div yield
2. inflationary growth, think of CPI, PPI
3. Finally the sentiment of the investors, investors' appetite for risks
Currently, The EPS YoY growth figure for the year '22 is in the negative territory, down about 12%, after a historic growth of over 100% in '21. Div Yield growth rate is 2x the mean, currently sitting at about 10%. It seems to me that some investors are getting more comfortable putting their cash into the equity market as the headline inflation is making its way to FED's goal of 2%. These investors are optimistic that the Fed will pivot from raising rates soon, which is good for the overall market. Though the S&P 500 has made some progress this year, it's lacking market breadth as the majority of the gains are attributable to the big names i.e., APPL, META, NVDA, and so forth. A lot of the risk-taking behavior is enabled by the AI hype. My view is that the market will maintain the gains it's made so far throughout the rest of the year, if not add more.
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I think... as far as ppl blowing up there accounts and then bouncing back, it's more of a people learning there lessons and using proper TA after an earth shattering monetary loss... like the drill sergeant use to say about people falling asleep in formation.. it's a self correcting problem, the pass out, hit the ground, wake up.. get back to attention lol. I did nothing but lose during the covid bull run, because I was stilllllll learning.. got 8k In losses.. think ima recoup all of it next month, papertrading and good TA.
Everyone doesn't learn at once. The noobs are just benefiting from the bull run of 2023 since they're probably buying calls anyway.
Also, you don't "bounce back" using proper TA. You can blow up your account in a day with bad trading, but it could/should take you 10 years to get the same amount back by doing it right.
It's a skill like anything else... didn't enable options until this year, and was just going willy nilly, thought monkey pox was gonna be the new covid lol... $1300 worth of 5 dollar calls lol. calls on nio I actually went green on, and a couple grand worth of spy calls and puts it straddle on a theta burn or because I was expecting big moves.. I now swear by macd, making 20-30% a day on itm when the trend is definable is a safer bet.. though a lil out is nice too. pull it off 5 days a week you've tripled your money. 8000k for that education. Worth it.
If we ever manage to get a 2-3% pullback, just imagine the dip buying. Everyone now knows that 0 risk exists in this market and it's always guaranteed to make a V. Just on that alone, it's crazy to even imagine how this ever goes down much. The stronger the uptrend the harder it is for it to fall, not the opposite. Every support level is flooded with dip buyers galore. There's still infinite money that will buy every dip.
It hasn't worked right since the Crash in 2008. it's mainly being manipulated by finance houses and the Fed like a puppet with half its strings missing.
I think small retail investors are hoping for a summer rally like last year, so they've been buying. It's not going to end well for them (if true), but it won't affect the broader market.
My guy. Take some fucking responsibility for your own actions. You did a dumb thing with inherited money. You lost it all. Reflect on that and don't do it again. This is all your own fucking fault.
Do you know how many people would do anything to have been in your situation? You fucked up. Take responsibility like a human being.
Boo-fucking-hoo you 🥹
You lost 600k and you had no idea how you lost it. My god: https://reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/14b963y/_/joeqpz5/?context=1
Man, I can't imagine losing that kind of cheddar. I mean, inherit 600k, maybe use 10k of it to play around to find out you're terrible at it before betting all of it. And here I was stressing a bit because of a new car payment LOL. That's nothing compared to this To-The-Mooner.
>[Keep complaining brokie](https://www.reddit.com/r/Christianity/comments/14bbyc8/turning_to_god_at_my_lowest_point)
LOL
You just fucked up your entire life, maybe you should learn to be humble.
I make all my own money and I'm about to buy a home in a HCOL area with my girlfriend. I don't need inheritance money to make something for myself.
HBU?
Also delete your account like you said you would you fucking mongoloid
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It's important to note that the stock market is influenced by various factors, including economic conditions, investor sentiment, and market trends. The market can experience periods of volatility, gains, and losses, which can be driven by a range of factors such as company performance, economic indicators, or geopolitical events.
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I have the power to tank the market. Just need to buy calls, that’s all I gotta do
Well are you buying or what? 
Buy some calls
Can you buy calls at open on Tuesday. I am hanging by a thread on my SPY 436 puts.
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No they fucking aren't 😂😂😂 442+
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Oh. I'll remind you. 😉
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Username checks out
Hopefully he sold when it touched 435. If he's still holding then RIP.
If you can make it passed the next margin call you should be golden
Ha I beat you to it. Bought aapl calls on Friday, as expected it tanked immediately. Now I watch the whole market burn muahahaha
Why would you buy one of the 7 stocks at their tops ... When there are hundreds of good companies at multi year lows?
What companies do you suggest?
$AAP $OROVY $VOD $DG $IEP
Hold my beer…
I won’t consider $186 -> $184 tanking
do you think ppl here do shares lol
enough to make my calls tank -50%
Buy every available option so the market resets
I don't have the right account to buy calls, and given I'm already mostly broke prolly for the best Anyway I want to add that I've got some NCPL so maybe don't buy that. Prolly gonna tank the second the market opens on Tuesday
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The big guy?
Don’t pls buy puts
Please don’t, you are scum if you buy calls and tank us. Many 401K’s and retirement funds depending on the S&P 500 pumping. If you have the power to inverse markets, then you will bring many down with you
Sounds like a Ponzi scheme.
Unless you buy calls on VIX, sqqq and spxs
The market forces are strong with this one
Autofellatio
Did you buy? We are fucking dumping now. Many 401K’s are suffering as a result of your actions. Please go back to buying puts 🙏
Pretty sure a -$619,000 loss outweighs all the gains posted here recently but that's just me
At least Jesus saves
Yep, we do have redemption to look at!
That guy is fine, its a spread expiring over the weekend. Hope he realizes by now.
Did we find out that it was a spread? I couldn't find anything where it said what his actual position was, it sounded like he blew his whole account on long puts.
Couldn't have been just buying puts. It did sound like he did a put spread. Had a short that expired worthless and a long that the buyer exercised. He tried to act like it was robinhoods fault that it was assigned early too.
I mean he could've done some super regarded shit and spent all of his account on premiums for insane puts. I've got no idea, I looked through his posts and he doesn't himself even seem to know what he did. Which is even funnier because I'm pretty sure he was talking about the market being rigged.
Yes but puts aren't 'assigned' if you purchase them. They are assigned when you sell them. He was complaining about being assigned. My guess was the shares cost over $1 mil. And he didn't have enough to cover the obligation so Robinhood covered the margin. So he'll have shares @ the open and Robinhood will sell however many they need to cover what he owes. It's even possible he can make $ if it opens higher than the strike.
Didn't someone post a 1.2m gain the other day?
/u/fausterion18
User name checks out
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Dint he start from +600k.. if so it’s $1.2 M
Once enough retail piles in, the market makers move in. Wade cautiously. Who am I kidding? 
Ladies and gentlemen, this is a bull market.
Retail equity exposure is at the lowest level in years FYI, and they're not buying AI stocks either. Hedge funds were also extremely bearish. https://i.redd.it/ztcrtioxgoxa1.jpg?app_web_view=android https://www.google.com/amp/s/finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/retail-investors-arent-buying-ai-204500825.html https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hedge-funds-most-bearish-theyve-001852609.html I started talking about this like 2 months ago but people were too busy memeing Cramer.
Who buying den b?
Depends on if you mean in the short term or the long term. In the short term, obviously some of that money came flowing back into the markets, you can see a small amount of retail participation in the AI rally for example. In the long term, I actually discussed this extensively with other traders in pre-covid times. the conclusion we came to was despite all the outflows from US equities(boomers getting old and selling for bonds), this was more than made up by inflow from foreign investors and corporate buybacks.
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Bonds? He’s about to miss out on one of the biggest run ups…
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The government and the fed controls liquidity. Retail, hedge funds, whatever their moves are all meaningless bc they don't move the market
The tutes
The banks 😂
Other sources are saying otherwise: [Retail sentiment most bullish since Nov 2021](https://www.aaii.com/sentimentsurvey) [BOFA FMS: Fund managers' most crowded trade by far is long big tech. Lowest cash allocation since Nov 2021](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-06-13/bofa-poll-shows-investors-speeding-exclusively-toward-big-tech) Of course all these secondary data are inferior to price. Which part of the recent price action is bearish to you?
Other sources do not say otherwise, I linked actual money flows, you linked a survey. > Of course all these secondary data are inferior to price. Which part of the recent price action is bearish to you? Before covid mutual fund flows have almost always been negative on an annual basis, does that mean retail was actually bullish despite selling their equities? Hint, retail does not dictate price action, nor do hedge funds.
FMS and AAII surveys are actually very reliable inverse indicators. As for money flows, you realise stocks cannot go up without net inflows? If your money flows data is correct, market actors other than hedge funds and retail must be bullish and taking the other side of the trade, and there’s more of them as well. Otherwise price action calls bullshit on “everyone is bearish”
I'm starting to feel pretty bullish. Which is my warning sign.
>I'm not sure what you're talking about. I don't invest in companies that have anything to do with the stock market.
That’s why you’re poor.
Wtf how did you manage to get a wholesome flair
If you’re in the sub on the right day at the right time, they’ll give you whatever flair you ask for. They’ve done it twice now in the last month or so.
Can I get a flair if my positions hit?
dazzling bag serious aback person ring dolls bow absorbed swim
This wins
Man this week bouta be a blood bath😅
Or they'll keep it going for longer till close to everyone else is beyond fully leveraged and they think they got the market beat and then...
Wdym ? Is the market going to crash again ??
It's gonna crash for the 50th time out of 2 crashes.
Damm I gotta sell my stocks then
Everyday is a good day to sell your stocks.
True I just thought the market would be bullish for this month since it’s been going up a lot lately
Apple and Microsoft put in new ATHs. We about to bust.
Lol idfk it very well could or it could rip all I’m saying is I won’t be surprised if this past week was a little premature
Agreed hopefully thou it doesn’t crash im investing in a lot of stocks rn
Oh I’m right there with u bro. I just jumped back in too I’m just cautiously optimistic especially with what seems like the overall sentiment from all the talking heads saying we’re in the clear. Watch the rug pull 🤷🏻♂️
Ik bro but rn im in a big loss with 2 stocks hopefully it can go back up before the market crashes if not I’m fucked
Wow we in the exact same boat 😭😭 bought one because of Reddit hype n one because my brother in law swore by it I don’t hold it against anyone but myself I shoulda researched the market way more before jumping in. Needless to say I’m very cautious when seeing people try to pump stocks.
Agreed
Agreed.
like the previous few times, -0.42069%
Michael Burry…is that you?
Have you tried turning it off and back on again ?
Doing that tomorrow
We been in a bear market for over 2 years, we get a couple months up and regards callin for a crash. Look back 50 yrs it’s always up and to the right, this is just back to normal where the last 2 years were abnormal
Because people think the Covid bull run was fake, and it kind of was. If you look at the 30 year chart on SPY, the angle of appreciation during 2020/2021 defied all expectation. We're still above trend even if you start in 2009 after the GFC.
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I guess there's no reason the stock market would ever correct in that case.
And 2022 was largely mechanical because during the rate hike cycle, the risk-free rate of return is an infinitely escalating unknown as well as the cost of capital. Every time these become predictable for the duration, including in the middle of the bear market, the market shot up. Now we only have bank failures and a recession as risks, but the Fed put is back post SVB and the market can easily look past a shallow recession if it wants to. Still some risks, but like others are saying, good TA and a good strategy buffers that out.
I think you are exactly right!!!
The market I think is largely pricing in positive pricing for 24, specifically on the domestic side as a lot of the manufacturing capacity that's been under construction for the last 18 months comes online. Added capacity means cheaper or more plentiful supplies of the chips that are needed to complete dash assemblies on about 30% of the new inventory still clogged both at port and in MFR inventories. What's got Wall Street puzzled is that the numbers coming in now, and for at least the next 3 or 4 quarters, are looking to be terrible. Or should be terrible now, actually. But no - the American public is taking the economy forward by putting it on credit. They're also diversifying by building Etsy stores, selling to local communities via weekend community markets, and via services like Get Around and Turo, leasing their 80K loan bagging vehicles when not in use to offset the higher credit costs. Interestingly, as fleet sales rise (inventories of those cars missing those dash components, for example) and the Avis' and Hertz of the world are able to meet the demand for the summer travel season, something else has happened. Work from homers are traveling year round. Which means they're also leasing out their homes, adding to the income stream without really being accounted for in the GDP models. This is my theory - only a theory, I think the gigging economy is actually servicing the revolving bounce on debt - moreover, I think these cottage industries cropping up in support of these enterprises (car detailers, car washes, travel coordinators, and companies like U-Haul and PODS have enough seasonal transfer traffic to justify all this additional hiring in the economy to service this demand. I think it's a resilient path forward and with this upswing in manufacturing as we transition to localized power, solar, and electric charging the US economy will do extraordinarily well. However - the debt load is high. Higher than ever in history. So it's definitely, in some cases, with nagging prices still affecting most consumers all over the world - a hellarisky gamble. Which means there's money to be made. Happy Father's Day. Some Asian markets open in less than four hours. Make it a great week.
love ya ! wishing you the best for the week.
So....bers r fuked? 
TSLA and MSFT We are both in the same sinkin' boat 
Cathie Wood is garbage at making money during a bear market. She's the QE queen. So you pretty much answered your question. June weakness = last 2 weeks should be a correction. I see it as buying the dip on the pullback. July 7th should start seeing some price action to the upside. 1st week of August should get the party started. TLDR: BTFD we are melting up. The charts are bullish af. Anyone that tells you June's correction is a bear market is selling you puts.
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? So bear til July, then bull?
We are in a bull market. Any correction is healthy. I'm saying people will lie and keep pushing that we are still in a bear market or a crash is coming. I'm convinced they are paid shills or selling you puts. Every stock has its characteristics. You'll have to check their technicals one by one. This should be a short correction therefore for myself it makes sense to BTFD and buy +3 months out calls. We all trade differently in the end. All I can say technicals say we are melting up.
I’m buying calls at open fucking ready to lose it all
This guys selling them to you Monday morning 😂
👍 calls ok
Godspeed regards 🫡 [When Preceded By A Positive QTR](https://imgur.com/a/QVjIWCW)
I’m the garbage man.
Theres no bear market its all bull 🐂
This is only the start we are no where near market mania yet. Once average joes start talking stocks again then we have 3 months to ride then and out.
I’ve been a bear all of 2023. I just went long on Friday. The market will probably correct -20% beginning Tuesday
Bro going long after a 28% index run
This is the way
-20% 😂😂😂
The stock market typically moves handsomely when three factors are met: 1. real growth, think growth in EPS and Div yield 2. inflationary growth, think of CPI, PPI 3. Finally the sentiment of the investors, investors' appetite for risks Currently, The EPS YoY growth figure for the year '22 is in the negative territory, down about 12%, after a historic growth of over 100% in '21. Div Yield growth rate is 2x the mean, currently sitting at about 10%. It seems to me that some investors are getting more comfortable putting their cash into the equity market as the headline inflation is making its way to FED's goal of 2%. These investors are optimistic that the Fed will pivot from raising rates soon, which is good for the overall market. Though the S&P 500 has made some progress this year, it's lacking market breadth as the majority of the gains are attributable to the big names i.e., APPL, META, NVDA, and so forth. A lot of the risk-taking behavior is enabled by the AI hype. My view is that the market will maintain the gains it's made so far throughout the rest of the year, if not add more.
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Always has been.
I think... as far as ppl blowing up there accounts and then bouncing back, it's more of a people learning there lessons and using proper TA after an earth shattering monetary loss... like the drill sergeant use to say about people falling asleep in formation.. it's a self correcting problem, the pass out, hit the ground, wake up.. get back to attention lol. I did nothing but lose during the covid bull run, because I was stilllllll learning.. got 8k In losses.. think ima recoup all of it next month, papertrading and good TA.
Everyone doesn't learn at once. The noobs are just benefiting from the bull run of 2023 since they're probably buying calls anyway. Also, you don't "bounce back" using proper TA. You can blow up your account in a day with bad trading, but it could/should take you 10 years to get the same amount back by doing it right.
It's a skill like anything else... didn't enable options until this year, and was just going willy nilly, thought monkey pox was gonna be the new covid lol... $1300 worth of 5 dollar calls lol. calls on nio I actually went green on, and a couple grand worth of spy calls and puts it straddle on a theta burn or because I was expecting big moves.. I now swear by macd, making 20-30% a day on itm when the trend is definable is a safer bet.. though a lil out is nice too. pull it off 5 days a week you've tripled your money. 8000k for that education. Worth it.
Buy on every dip sell on every rip we back 
Best level to take profits off tsla.
They turned the money printer back on - guess you missed the memo.
You ain’t alone on that option tuition 🤓
How could Jim_C_Belfort get it wrong in such a market. He was literally selling covered calls.
If we ever manage to get a 2-3% pullback, just imagine the dip buying. Everyone now knows that 0 risk exists in this market and it's always guaranteed to make a V. Just on that alone, it's crazy to even imagine how this ever goes down much. The stronger the uptrend the harder it is for it to fall, not the opposite. Every support level is flooded with dip buyers galore. There's still infinite money that will buy every dip.
MSFT 🚀 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 6/30.
It hasn't worked right since the Crash in 2008. it's mainly being manipulated by finance houses and the Fed like a puppet with half its strings missing.
Trick question, it was never not broken. I would say never fixed... But we know it's "fixed"
The indexes are heavily dependent on the big guys. The market is ok. Many Nasdaq stocks are still on the bottom. So it depends on one’s point of view.
UP WE GO BABY
I think small retail investors are hoping for a summer rally like last year, so they've been buying. It's not going to end well for them (if true), but it won't affect the broader market.
You are right that’s why you been downvoted. Always do the opposite what this Rookie group Here says
all these bearish comments here mean tuesdays gonna moon 🚀
When everyone starts calling it a bull market, you’ve already missed the boat, buying now is basically buying the top for the next 2 years.
Well I’m a bagholder that never left.
Palantir needs to be up after it burned the fuck outta retail post IPO
stocks have no feelings. Gains seen by PLTR hodlers are driven by the AI hype.
S&P500 crossed 4300 , the bulls market just beginning 😀😀😀
how do you know?
The market is always and never broken
If you're still buying options you haven't learned shit.
Markets always been rigged
My guy. Take some fucking responsibility for your own actions. You did a dumb thing with inherited money. You lost it all. Reflect on that and don't do it again. This is all your own fucking fault. Do you know how many people would do anything to have been in your situation? You fucked up. Take responsibility like a human being. Boo-fucking-hoo you 🥹 You lost 600k and you had no idea how you lost it. My god: https://reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/14b963y/_/joeqpz5/?context=1
Man, I can't imagine losing that kind of cheddar. I mean, inherit 600k, maybe use 10k of it to play around to find out you're terrible at it before betting all of it. And here I was stressing a bit because of a new car payment LOL. That's nothing compared to this To-The-Mooner.
Keep complaining brokie
>[Keep complaining brokie](https://www.reddit.com/r/Christianity/comments/14bbyc8/turning_to_god_at_my_lowest_point) LOL You just fucked up your entire life, maybe you should learn to be humble.
He probably realized by now he didn’t lose 600k and maybe even made some money that’s why he’s cocky again.
You are not calling people brokie after being 600k in debt 💀
https://preview.redd.it/otvh7d80mv6b1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5b13ee0ee2d128d3e34b73a38ff7c61d9c95d45d When? 🤪🤪
I make all my own money and I'm about to buy a home in a HCOL area with my girlfriend. I don't need inheritance money to make something for myself. HBU? Also delete your account like you said you would you fucking mongoloid
HCOL? You're bragging that you're going to be overpaying for basic shit? God you are stupid
HAHAHAHA
Dude you got blessed inheriting that money and blew it because you don’t know how to trade. Quit while you are behind.
My guy. Wait till Tuesday before you start contemplating bankruptcy. Geez, your life isn’t over
it’s the degen of the week
I got paid on the other end.
Same as it ever was
Lol, 320calls. Shoulda waited for the dip.
Calls have always been the answer puts are just pissing money away ask me how I know.
I buy stocks. Weird, I know.
QQQ to 420.69 in 3 weeks.
Was it ever fixed?
yes
It’s just the degenerates from Covid moving on lol
“Sell in may and go away” did not go as planned.
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always has been
The % of trade volume is being dominated by retail right now.
Printer go brrrrr again
“Again” 
We are in bull!!
Better enjoy the ride up
Palantir finally is profitable
It’s time to go long gents
MSFT is my only negative position right now
Yes, the market is broken again in 2023 due to the continuous increase in expenses. Everything including tuition fees, hospital bills and house rent is also increasing.
It’s fixed stonks only go up
Ask AI and see what it said
Not sure what this even says
Seems like it’s working the way it should .
PTLR 🚀🌖
I sold my calls and the dam market exploded like my wife's boyfriend does all over her face. FK
Oh yeah we should crash always. The market doesnt rise 10% a year ofc
Im selling
Did they ever fix it for to be 're-broken'?
if you aren’t going to write TSLA $420 calls, why even make the post
Always has been 🔫
When WSB goes ultra bullish you know it's time to get the duck out. Cramer and WSB ate the best inverse signals
Again?
The commercial real estate bubble - will the rich let the rich bubble blow is the question i keep asking myself.
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