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RU05

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BA down 10% on earnings. Didn’t see too much talk on it

Im in it. It has sucked. Might add here though for one last gasp.
 

T2Kplus20

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BA down 10% on earnings. Didn’t see too much talk on it

Im in it. It has sucked. Might add here though for one last gasp.
It looked like BA was going to rip a few times, but it was always short-lived. In other news, lots of folks impressed with ANT's S1. Amazing growth and a much more diverse client list than expected.
 
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T2Kplus20

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NOW with mixed results, getting crushed.

I'm getting beat up pretty good in extended.
Yikes! Forgot about NOW. I'm holding leaps (that were about 100% up.....until the morning). LOL.

In other news, is FTNT a buy the dip candidate? This Q doesn't seem that bad:
— The cybersecurity company plummeted 25%. Non-GAAP gross margin for the third quarter came in at 79.6%, while analysts polled by LSEG sought 80.1%. Separately, top- and bottom-line results beat the Street’s expectations.
 

RUAldo

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Yikes! Forgot about NOW. I'm holding leaps (that were about 100% up.....until the morning). LOL.

In other news, is FTNT a buy the dip candidate? This Q doesn't seem that bad:
— The cybersecurity company plummeted 25%. Non-GAAP gross margin for the third quarter came in at 79.6%, while analysts polled by LSEG sought 80.1%. Separately, top- and bottom-line results beat the Street’s expectations.
Only cybersecurity I’m in is Cloudflare and been DCA’ing but slowing down my buys because the entire space is becoming highly competitive and I suspect hyperscalers or frontier models are going to start encroaching. But then again I’ve been saying this for months and blew it with SAIL and RUBR, and missed the run in Commvault.
 
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Jtung230

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Very happy that I trimmed Google in the summer. I wanted to sell all my mega caps but didn’t want the tax bill. My advisor looked into a ETF swap but they didn’t need my Apple, AMZN, or Google to recreate the SPY.
 
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RUAldo

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Very happy that I trimmed Google in the summer. I wanted to sell all my mega caps but didn’t want the tax bill. My advisor looked into a ETF swap but they need my Apple, AMZN, or Google.
I trimmed Google as well but still hold a decent size position for the exact same reason = my tax bill from this year is going to piss me off although I plan to dump some losers sooner than later.
 

RUAldo

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Yeah I’m not diving in yet but will buy little by little. 6-8 weeks ago trimmed to raise a lot of cash in trading account. Today was not good for me but could have been way worse. I actually had a lot of green but not enough to offset the red.

Glad I sold entire RDDT position back in June even after missing a lot of upside. RDDT could be totally F’d. Search traffic spigot slowing. Now moving to log-in model which is a terrible move and screams desperation.
 
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Jtung230

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Yeah I’m not diving in yet but will buy little by little. 6-8 weeks ago trimmed to raise a lot of cash in trading account. Today was not good for me but could have been way worse. I actually had a lot of green but not enough to offset the red.

Glad I sold entire RDDT position back in June even after missing a lot of upside. RDDT could be totally F’d. Search traffic spigot slowing. Now moving to log-in model which is a terrible move and screams desperation.
Any fixed income? I bought a bunch of municipal bonds at 5-5.25%. All of the are now below 5% again. Corporate bonds are offering high yields but not sure if it’s cheap or they are just junk.
 
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RUAldo

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Any fixed income? I bought a bunch of municipal bonds at 5-5.25%. All of the are now below 5% again. Corporate bonds are offering high yields but not sure if it’s cheap or they are just junk.
No fixed income for me (yet) mainly because I’m think I’m too young to divert money from stocks and I also have a corporate pension and wife a public pension. But I probably need to evaluate closer.
 

T2Kplus20

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No fixed income for me (yet) mainly because I’m think I’m too young to divert money from stocks and I also have a corporate pension and wife a public pension. But I probably need to evaluate closer.
If you have two household pensions, you would be dumb AF to go fixed income with your investments. If you want to take risk off the table, just increase your allocation to VTI and VXUS and chill. :)
 

Jtung230

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No fixed income for me (yet) mainly because I’m think I’m too young to divert money from stocks and I also have a corporate pension and wife a public pension. But I probably need to evaluate closer.
Wow, you are one of the lucky ones. I have to explain what a pension is to the younger staff. It’s like a unicorn these days.
 
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RU05

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Yeah I’m not diving in yet but will buy little by little. 6-8 weeks ago trimmed to raise a lot of cash in trading account. Today was not good for me but could have been way worse. I actually had a lot of green but not enough to offset the red.

Glad I sold entire RDDT position back in June even after missing a lot of upside. RDDT could be totally F’d. Search traffic spigot slowing. Now moving to log-in model which is a terrible move and screams desperation.
I assume the idea with rddt and the log in is to not allow AI to just walk in and use their info?
 
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RUAldo

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I assume the idea with rddt and the log in is to not allow AI to just walk in and use their info?
Absolutely plus targeting ad opportunities. IMO most of the content on RDDT is knuckleheads that post with an agenda or post out of boredom. Very few legit sources are going on RDDT to enlighten the world. Would not surprise me if RDDT under $50 soon and could eventually end up like Ask.com
 

T2Kplus20

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Absolutely plus targeting ad opportunities. IMO most of the content on RDDT is knuckleheads that post with an agenda or post out of boredom. Very few legit sources are going on RDDT to enlighten the world. Would not surprise me if RDDT under $50 soon and could eventually end up like Ask.com
I don’t think RDDT has really figured out how to monetize activity that well yet. Not nearly as bad as SNAP, but nowhere close to META.
 

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I don’t think RDDT has really figured out how to monetize activity that well yet. Not nearly as bad as SNAP, but nowhere close to META.
AI generated content is also burying RDDT not to mention the search slowdown. Even with the massive drop could still be a good short play. I guess we’ll see
 
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Ed Zitron with Jon Stewart


I don't think it an accident that the tech corps are confessing losses week before election - and same for Zitron (honest guy) with Stewart . But Zitron is impressive because gets most of the tech side with the financial razzmatazz. Stewart isn't shy to ask noob questions. I'm sick of constant psyop in media. They did same with EVs by pushing people into them before grid could even handle them,

2:56 for start

Creepy Sam Altman thinks its a crime regulars people use computer memory instead of sacrificing for rigged tech's wet dreams
 
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T2Kplus20

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Ed Zitron with Jon Stewart


I don't think it an accident that the tech corps are confessing losses week before election - and same for Zitron (honest guy) with Stewart . But Zitron is impressive because gets most of the tech side with the financial razzmatazz. Stewart isn't shy to ask noob questions. I'm sick of constant psyop in media. They did same with EVs by pushing people into them before grid could even handle them,

Creepy Sam Altman thinks its a crime regulars people use computer memory instead of sacrificing for rigged tech's wet dreams

Zitron is insane. He literally claims that AI itself has no positive value for business or society. LOL! He’s just trying to be Burry 2.0 at all cost.
 
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