That is pretty crazy.
That is pretty crazy.
The only real newsworthy story on Bloomberg that I see is about their company driving towards an investment grade rating.
So, made some changes to our E-Trade account. Moved ETH to a new portfolio and will track any crypto assets separately (since this is just some speculative fun). Now willing to allocate up to 8% of our main portfolio to future/innovation focused ETFs. As I mentioned before, we bought some IDRV and yesterday before the close, bought a few grand of ARKK to test it out. Got a while to go to hit 8%, but if this is successful, we will get there.
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The first 2 weeks of the year have been nice. My E-Trade account (which is what I mainly talk about) is only 15% of our retirement assets. So for IDRV and ARKK, we are talking 8% of only that. Across the board I have been decreasing allocation of large cap growth funds (especially indexes that don't have any direct management). After a fun 2 years, they are lagging now.My personal portfolio is up 30% in the 2 weeks of 2021. That is insane. TSLA, TLRY, DKNG, GM are running too hot. My guess is that a correction maybe around the corner. Be careful putting in new money in the market, especially high growth stocks. The thing about corrections is that if everyone expects it and talks about it, then it won't happen. But when everyone stops talking about it and the VIX drops in the teens then chance of correction increases.
Could SpaceX become part of an ETF as a private company?
That is pretty crazy.
I take ideas from everywhere but do my own dd. Never know when a brilliant idea comes from an idiot lolYa, WSB has been both comical and helpful. Once you learn to decipher their lingo, and sift through the nonsese, theres some good info in there. Ive done very with some minor investments based on "advice" from there
Because there is a natural utility, illegal activities. The real threat is regulation.Saw this quote today from Bloomberg:
"Also, Bloomberg News, citing a report from the publicly traded hedge fund Man Group, reported Wednesday that bitcoin differs from other investment bubbles like tulips, railroads and dot-com stocks, in that it has “survived three peak-to-trough drawdowns of over 80%” in fewer than 10 years."
+1Because there is a natural utility, illegal activities. The real threat is regulation.
Well played. This stock got a lot of love today on WSBHope you guys bought BB when I told you to :D
I'm not sure they can as its' not a security per se. The Usurpers choice for oversight of the markets is bitcoin friendly former head of the cme. Now even if there is regulation, that will have a positive impact as more people will see it as legitamized+1
Nations stepping in to regulate or restrict is the biggest worry for me with cryptos.
Patiently waiting for ETH 2.0 to launch. :)I'm not sure they can as its' not a security per se. The Usurpers choice for oversight of the markets is bitcoin friendly former head of the cme. Now even if there is regulation, that will have a positive impact as more people will see it as legitamized
What led to the jump today?Hope you guys bought BB when I told you to :D
All the banks are reversing loan loss reserves. Guess the crisis is over.Nice earnings by JPM.
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JPMorgan beats profit estimates on better-than-expected credit, record trading revenue
JPMorgan Chase's fourth-quarter earnings per share of $3.79 beat the Refinitiv estimate of $2.62.www.cnbc.com
What led to the jump today?
I took a quick look at it the other day, and didn't see anything that stood out.
I wonder what portion of all crypto transactions are for no-good. :)Main utility for BTC.
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Exclusive: Large bitcoin payments to right-wing activists a month before Capitol riot linked to foreign account
U.S. law enforcement is investigating whether a bitcoin transfer to right-wing organizations and personalities was linked to the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol.news.yahoo.com
I think its obvious that foreign states are helping to foment discord in this country. We've been doing that to our adversaries for years. Whether its BTC or other forms of help, these last 4 years, along with all sorts of social media outlets have encouraged our enemies to involve themselves with our internal affairs. I don't believe this should be a constraint or cause to regulate crypto but rather that our country should be more vigilant to threats against our democracy.Main utility for BTC.
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Exclusive: Large bitcoin payments to right-wing activists a month before Capitol riot linked to foreign account
U.S. law enforcement is investigating whether a bitcoin transfer to right-wing organizations and personalities was linked to the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol.news.yahoo.com
I think the major event that is moving the stock in the last 3 days was the presentation at The JPM conference. There was information shared that is making institutions flow in.Confluence of events:
1) Liquid capital infusion via patent sales to Huawei
2) Partnership announcement via CEO's twitter with Sony
3) Alot of smoke on the QNX front (they are the dominant provider of vehicle security software)
4) Continued optimism about the AWS collaboration on IVY (the unified API for all vehicle sensors and IoT components)
5) Investors finally getting a clue about the new business model (it's not smartphones!)
There's also a significant possibility of deflation loss. In 2013, 2 bitcoins bought an 8th of an ounce of weed. Today, 2 bitcoins would pay for roughly 15 pounds of weed. Until that deflation risk is eliminated, there will be hoarding.Because there is a natural utility, illegal activities. The real threat is regulation.
There's also a significant possibility of deflation loss. In 2013, 2 bitcoins bought an 8th of an ounce of weed. Today, 2 bitcoins would pay for roughly 15 pounds of weed. Until that deflation risk is eliminated, there will be hoarding.
Were 1-4 recent, or was this jump really about #5?Confluence of events:
1) Liquid capital infusion via patent sales to Huawei
2) Partnership announcement via CEO's twitter with Sony
3) Alot of smoke on the QNX front (they are the dominant provider of vehicle security software)
4) Continued optimism about the AWS collaboration on IVY (the unified API for all vehicle sensors and IoT components)
5) Investors finally getting a clue about the new business model (it's not smartphones!)
After this morning, the market has trended in the positive direction, let's see if that holds until 4pm. Bought more IDRV and ARKK this morning. Slowly creeping to my planned allocation, which will still take a month or two to achieve. I haven't bought more ETHE yet, but I have been watching it day to day. Since it is prone to brief price dips, it seems like a good idea to use standing orders with buy limits a point or so below the real-time value. For example, around 11:15am it dropped all the way to 13.2, but was back to 14+ within 15-20 mins. Gotta take advantage of those mini-crashes!Sold all my miners and PLUG(really thought about selling at $70) Don't like selling on such a down day, but my run has been so good that I can still take money and run. See what happens but I could jump back in.
I did buy a little more ETHE. As well as WFC, and NJR. I also started a position in AGCB.
Have a little cash left to work with in the days to come. I like GD as a value, but with some of the movers that are out there I don't want too much money tied up in a very slow grinder even if it has likely upside.
of course they say that as Ripple is about to kick the US legal team a$$. Do you think UBS or any other bank has accepted that competition?UBS with a negative crypto article on Bloomberg. Raises concerns and says investors should only hold what they can afford to lose.
I think the major event that is moving the stock in the last 3 days was the presentation at The JPM conference. There was information shared that is making institutions flow in.
I might get into ARKK.After this morning, the market has trended in the positive direction, let's see if that holds until 4pm. Bought more IDRV and ARKK this morning. Slowly creeping to my planned allocation, which will still take a month or two to achieve. I haven't bought more ETHE yet, but I have been watching it day to day. Since it is prone to brief price dips, it seems like a good idea to use standing orders with buy limits a point or so below the real-time value. For example, around 11:15am it dropped all the way to 13.2, but was back to 14+ within 15-20 mins. Gotta take advantage of those mini-crashes!
I assume well respected pros can do a better job than me! The great thing about Morningstar Premium is its review of fund managers and analyst teams.I might get into ARKK.
I like the stock picking game, but they've been just so dang good at it.
I assume well respected pros can do a better job than me! The great thing about Morningstar Premium is its review of fund managers and analyst teams.