How much did you lose today?

[Anonymous]

I'm down about 8% overall since Israel got the dumbdumb to attack Iran.

F'in Israel, and f'in narcoleptic Don.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm down about 8% overall since Israel got the dumbdumb to attack Iran.

F'in Israel, and f'in narcoleptic Don.

So now Jews are responsible for your financial woes? I'm down a lot less than you. Maybe it's your acumen, or lack of.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Market will recover. What worried me more than the drop is how skittish market is at the moment. Feel like a correction is just around the corner.

Yes. It's clear we are in a massive AI bubble and things are starting to feel pretty rickety. I'm sitting out from buying until SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI have their IPOs. Expecting a lot of volatility. Their valuations are ridiculous. More than 2 trillion just for these three companies. We'll see what happens after the AI company founders and investment firms have cashed in.

It feels rickety because everyone says it is rickety. It's certainly volatile, but the basic trend has been steady growth after adjusting for inflation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm down about 8% overall since Israel got the dumbdumb to attack Iran.

F'in Israel, and f'in narcoleptic Don.

So now Jews are responsible for your financial woes? I'm down a lot less than you. Maybe it's your acumen, or lack of.

What? No one mentioned anything about Jews. Jewish Americans are affected by this as much as non-Jewish Americans. What kind of dipshit still equates Israel to Jews?

[Anonymous]

No idea, and I don't care. Probably made more the day before. I'm in it for the long game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No idea, and I don't care. Probably made more the day before. I'm in it for the long game.

Highly unlikely that you made more the day before yesterday than what you lost yesterday unless you're not even remotely diversified.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Market will recover. What worried me more than the drop is how skittish market is at the moment. Feel like a correction is just around the corner.

Yes. It's clear we are in a massive AI bubble and things are starting to feel pretty rickety. I'm sitting out from buying until SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI have their IPOs. Expecting a lot of volatility. Their valuations are ridiculous. More than 2 trillion just for these three companies. We'll see what happens after the AI company founders and investment firms have cashed in.

It feels rickety because everyone says it is rickety. It's certainly volatile, but the basic trend has been steady growth after adjusting for inflation.

Anything but hence the risk

[Anonymous]

I lost $156K. But I am up over a half mil this year. I actually wish it would go back down to March prices so I can buy some more.

[Anonymous]

Pulled my money out ($3.5m) in expectation of the job report. So lost almost nothing.

Will be putting in back into S&P early next week.

Interesting how people are okay with just coasting through shit market days when there are clear indicators.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'll start: $137,644.

About 59,000, plus my wife’s 46,000. And that is on conservative portfolios.

But stay the course!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pulled my money out ($3.5m) in expectation of the job report. So lost almost nothing.

Will be putting in back into S&P early next week.

Interesting how people are okay with just coasting through shit market days when there are clear indicators.

Such as?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pulled my money out ($3.5m) in expectation of the job report. So lost almost nothing.

Will be putting in back into S&P early next week.

Interesting how people are okay with just coasting through shit market days when there are clear indicators.

Such as?

Ignore this jackass. Everyone is brilliant looking at history.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pulled my money out ($3.5m) in expectation of the job report. So lost almost nothing.

Will be putting in back into S&P early next week.

Interesting how people are okay with just coasting through shit market days when there are clear indicators.

Oh please. You're full of shit.

[Anonymous]

Nothing because I didn’t sell anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pulled my money out ($3.5m) in expectation of the job report. So lost almost nothing.

Will be putting in back into S&P early next week.

Interesting how people are okay with just coasting through shit market days when there are clear indicators.

What about the job report that made you pull out?