As is tradition

I don’t understand the benefits to a shareholder of a company splitting into segments? Also what does this really change? Amazon (and Alibaba) already have a million subsidiaries. This just seems like a dumb way to avert Monopoly regulation to me, but I’ll admit I don’t know all the facts there, obviously.

Underlining the big macro landscape is a gold rush of AI startups that race to get a first mover advantage in different micro niches. The age of AI is here and it will kick start the thousand year bullrun.

Banks failing are also a lagging indicator. If JPOW stops raising rates now, we’ll feel the effects towards the end of the year. It’ll be interesting to see if unemployment ticks up meaningfully in the next few months or not

When it rolls over and sells off that will be the next leg down for the whole market. I think the Fed rate pause has already started and I don’t predict anymore hikes. Pause should be long but I predict the Fed moving the goal post and lowering interest rates in Q4. If interest hasn’t decreased significantly then I predict much more downside risk. Just my opinion.

5 years LMAO try 5 months dude

Look at the P/E ratio… idk any broker you use tells you also no offense not going to care to link on someone who is too lazy to check a P/E ratio on an investment

I stated very clearly that I agree with the shorts theses on office REITs that are overexposed to poorly performing markets. The stock isn’t rebounding for any fundamentally driven reasons, it was reading oversold for a week and the momentum is driven by demand for stock as the shorts (who composed nearly 70% of the float) close out their positions. It comes off as extremely uninformed (whether or not you intended to) to put “commercial REITs” in one bucket as commercial real estate consists of nearly a dozen property types, each of which has its own set of economics. I have worked in commercial property valuation for over a decade so, I feel qualified to form an opinion (which again, you completely misread).

Source?

Also no offense or anything but I’m not going to take any financial advise from someone who can’t distinguish (then/than). Have a good day though

ER? Emergency room? Erectile Rehabilitation? Enormous Rats?

nope and still haven’t. greed sure is something.

Just buy Amazon shares dude. As soon as you start trading Futures (Options) you have entered “total gambling”

There’s investing, then there’s high risk investing (basically gambling), and then there are Options (total gambling). You’re trying to time the market which is usually not going to work out, unless you have some good information.

Buying shares there is no time limit. If you believe they’ll go up in the mid-long term, just buy shares. Going too far out, you’ll pay too much of a premium on the Options and increase your chances of losing it all. Just buy AMZN shares.

Did you learn a lesson about taking profits?

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But he's gonna "gauge" the market

Did you quit trading Tsla and doing write ups on them?

Rebuttal to this stupid eloquent well written post. Fucking dumb bot.

Sure, why not?

I know they changed the formula somehow. You’re saying the number is higher than what is presented right?

Yeah AWS isn’t going anywhere. Just because it’s not growing as rapidly doesn’t concern me at all. Of course they’re not going to grow rapidly… it started with them being the new player to cloud compute, then they basically undercut the entire market, quickly became the most popular (or one of?) cloud service provider, and now they’re leveling off. Thing with investors is they see things like this and get scared there’s going to be a nosedive, because traditionally, that would be a more likely scenario given that limited information. However, AWS is still going strong. There are just less and less people who are not using AWS every day, so the pool of people who can migrate to their services shrinks.

Darts 🎯

Show me on the doll where the financial crisis touched you

schedule

No.

Collins/Barkins speaking at 12:45 and Kashkari at 1 tomorrow