stock market was up today...

Might want to revisit this and consider rolling the dice before earnings tomorrow. I'm looking at the big tech capex from the past few months, and I'm thinking NVDA could be the big beneficiary from it. Could skyrocket to 150-160 if everything goes green.

However, the state of the market is pretty bad right now. So, there's also that. Guidance could be sh*t.

I'm no expert, and this is not financial advice.
The market is pretty schizophrenic right now for real though.
 
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Might want to revisit this and consider rolling the dice before earnings tomorrow. I'm looking at the big tech capex from the past few months, and I'm thinking NVDA could be the big beneficiary from it. Could skyrocket to 150-160 if everything goes green.

However, the state of the market is pretty bad right now. So, there's also that. Guidance could be sh*t.

I'm no expert, and this is not financial advice.

Yeah, I have no idea. Right now, Ive been sitting heavily in cash since Im seeing some easing of real estate prices locally and in process of buying another rental....
 
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Another bloodletting today…

Anybody remember me bitching about Trump running his mouth, and wreaking havoc on the markets, in this very thread 8 years ago?

I member….
Yep. Same. Fine with some policy matters, but that mouth is his own worst enemy.
 
Yep. Same. Fine with some policy matters, but that mouth is his own worst enemy.

The tariff talk always seems to happen within the same two instances:

S&P/NASDAQ is crushing it.

An hour before closing bell.

Why can't the sumbitch run his buttlicker on Saturday morning?

2025 wouldnt be great. Earnings reports for the big boys haven't been stellar, but his mouth has pummeled the market this year.
 
The tariff talk always seems to happen within the same two instances:

S&P/NASDAQ is crushing it.

An hour before closing bell.

Why can't the sumbitch run his buttlicker on Saturday morning?

2025 wouldnt be great. Earnings reports for the big boys haven't been stellar, but his mouth has pummeled the market this year.
Yesterday I was casually glancing at Nasdaq updates thinking - ok, market is having a good day.

Then I see a huge drop at the end of the session and I honestly think - ok, Trump must have said something dumb. He did.

His clownish buffoonery in the greater political arena doesn’t bother me much. But when his fat mouth interferes with the Market, it really irks me.
 
Trump’s words aren’t impacting equity valuations. It could contribute to short term volatility in security prices. Buying high and selling low is what dummies do.

Policies create or destroy value. Stocks are primarily priced based on earnings and future expected earnings. Taxing the rich and taking away investment capital from productive business people and giving it to the government to waste. Punishing companies that hire illegals. Deporting illegals. Preventing the undocumented workers from residing here. Incentivizing companies to create jobs and build manufacturing capacity. Requiring equitable tariffs with trading partners. Making allies pay for what they are taking and have been getting for free for decades. Making the federal government cut waste. Moving toward a balanced budget… reducing deficits. Reducing debt.

There’s going to be some disruption for several years if massive federal job cuts materialize. No pain, no gain with publicly traded securities.
 
Trump’s words aren’t impacting equity valuations. It could contribute to short term volatility in security prices. Buying high and selling low is what dummies do.

Policies create or destroy value. Stocks are primarily priced based on earnings and future expected earnings. Taxing the rich and taking away investment capital from productive business people and giving it to the government to waste. Punishing companies that hire illegals. Deporting illegals. Preventing the undocumented workers from residing here. Incentivizing companies to create jobs and build manufacturing capacity. Requiring equitable tariffs with trading partners. Making allies pay for what they are taking and have been getting for free for decades. Making the federal government cut waste. Moving toward a balanced budget… reducing deficits. Reducing debt.

There’s going to be some disruption for several years if massive federal job cuts materialize. No pain, no gain with publicly traded securities.

You're mostly right, except for your first sentence.
 
The old Trump Tariff Tank
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I’ve taken some profits/money off the table, particularly in the tech sector. Needed more cash in the kitty anyway. Wait and watch.
 
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