Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
You think we are coming back from this soon and this is a temporary blip, right?
lol. No.
I’m buying SOXS, UVIX and CARD these last few days. Triple inverse ETFs. We are fked for months maybe years or even decades. Trump is taking on the world and we have decimated our soft and hard power. We look fking insane and idiotic.
How's the inverse ETF play working out for you?![]()
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
You think we are coming back from this soon and this is a temporary blip, right?
lol. No.
I’m buying SOXS, UVIX and CARD these last few days. Triple inverse ETFs. We are fked for months maybe years or even decades. Trump is taking on the world and we have decimated our soft and hard power. We look fking insane and idiotic.
How's the inverse ETF play working out for you?![]()
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
You think we are coming back from this soon and this is a temporary blip, right?
lol. No.
I’m buying SOXS, UVIX and CARD these last few days. Triple inverse ETFs. We are fked for months maybe years or even decades. Trump is taking on the world and we have decimated our soft and hard power. We look fking insane and idiotic.
Anonymous wrote:Bought Palatir after the earnings drop. It's up 10% already. I may sell it when it reaches $127-$129. It will surely drop again before next earnings. I have a few other stocks that are reaching their lows that I could buy.
I need to free up cash for any dip inside of my Roth.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
OP how's your portfolio looking?
NVDA and BKSY killing it.
BKSY was up 31% today!
You can still get 4% in a 1 yr CD, pretty easy.Anonymous wrote:Eh, too risky for me. I bought a lot in 2008, but this is unprecedented. If we have stagflation, I don’t want more $$ tied up. I’m holding everything. Watch and wait a bit now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
OP how's your portfolio looking?
NVDA and BKSY killing it.
BKSY was up 31% today!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
OP how's your portfolio looking?
NVDA and BKSY killing it.
BKSY was up 31% today!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
OP how's your portfolio looking?
Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
You think we are coming back from this soon and this is a temporary blip, right?
lol. No.
I’m buying SOXS, UVIX and CARD these last few days. Triple inverse ETFs. We are fked for months maybe years or even decades. Trump is taking on the world and we have decimated our soft and hard power. We look fking insane and idiotic.
I bet you got your a$$ handed to you yesterday on this triple inverse ETFs![]()
Not OP, but I lost a little with reverse ETFs yesterday, but am not worried about. This isn’t over and the tariffs with China will be enough to drive us into recession, together with the government spending cuts.
+1 I'm not buying anything in this crazy environment. Instability is its own tax on the economy. From Paul Krugman's blog today.
Anyone sounding the all-clear on tariffs, or Trump economic policy in general, should be kept away from sharp objects and banned from operating heavy machinery. We’re in a hardly better place than we were before Donald Trump announced a tariff pause (in a Truth Social post, of course.) In fact, we may be in a worse place.
Let me make four points about Trump’s post-pause tariff regime.
1. Even the post-pause tariff rates represent a huge protectionist shock
2. Destructive uncertainty about future policy has increased
3. We’re still at risk of a major financial crisis
4. The world now knows that Trump is weak as well as erratic
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm of the mind set that when the market drops you buy. SO for those that are buying...which individual stocks, ETFs, etc.. are you buying?
I'm currently in NVDA, BKSY and LCID.
You think we are coming back from this soon and this is a temporary blip, right?
lol. No.
I’m buying SOXS, UVIX and CARD these last few days. Triple inverse ETFs. We are fked for months maybe years or even decades. Trump is taking on the world and we have decimated our soft and hard power. We look fking insane and idiotic.
I bet you got your a$$ handed to you yesterday on this triple inverse ETFs![]()
Not OP, but I lost a little with reverse ETFs yesterday, but am not worried about. This isn’t over and the tariffs with China will be enough to drive us into recession, together with the government spending cuts.
Anyone sounding the all-clear on tariffs, or Trump economic policy in general, should be kept away from sharp objects and banned from operating heavy machinery. We’re in a hardly better place than we were before Donald Trump announced a tariff pause (in a Truth Social post, of course.) In fact, we may be in a worse place.
Let me make four points about Trump’s post-pause tariff regime.
1. Even the post-pause tariff rates represent a huge protectionist shock
2. Destructive uncertainty about future policy has increased
3. We’re still at risk of a major financial crisis
4. The world now knows that Trump is weak as well as erratic