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Thanks for posting, will check it out. I hold 14 individual stocks (including my current company via options/RSUs), but this only represents about 5% of our investment assets. Everything else is funds and ETFs. Honestly, as I get more and more knowledgeable and comfortable with leverage ETFs plays, I may get rid of some stocks to focus on these 2x and 3x market/sector opportunities.I know a lot of folks here trade fairly frequently and I’m not trying to talk anyone out of their investment strategy but here is an article that I found interesting. It looks back and discusses how “top” companies change over time and the possible pitfalls of being under diversified. I do have about 18% of my portfolio in individual stocks but I’m basically buy and hold unless I see a fundamental change in the company or industry.
What Should Long-Term Investors Buy During a Bear Market? - A Wealth of Common Sense
Why diversification matters even more during bear markets.
In 3-4 years when this case reaches SCOTUS, Musk will be able to walk away with little to no penalty.
Why
Give the gloomiest guidance so it’s mostly priced in and then beat even if the news is still not great.Solid quarter for NLFX (beat expectations on earnings, lower sub loses):
Currently a 7% pop on the stock. Let's see if that holds after the call.
Netflix loses fewer subscribers than expected and says cheaper ad tier is coming in early 2023
The company also said it aimed to unveil its lower-cost, ad-supported tier in early 2023.www.cnbc.com
I know some were saying it would get settled for less than the billion break up fee but I thought it would likely be more. I think that kind of deal is plausible.
Someone mentioned here a little while back, and I agreed with it, that a rally up to 4000-4100 level wasn't out of the question. It bounced off some support levels as well. Now it's hovering at the 50DMA and further rally up to that area mentioned is possible but if it went significantly beyond that I'd be surprised.
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I see that the master of coin sold 75% of the BTC holdings.Solid quarter for TSLA, especially with the China shutdown. Stock up a bit:
Tesla grows revenue 42%, but automotive margins decline
Tesla's margins were impacted by inflation and fiercer competition for the components that go into EVs.
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Leave it to Stankey to talk doom and gloom when they put up the most subs in 10 years. His CNBC interview made no sense unless you tell me he’s purposely trying to reduce the share price so he can take the company private and wipe out the dividend that is sucking the company dry. Why even go on CNBC if the stock tanks every time he opens his mouth?Questioned this awhile back, can you trust Stankey's projections. Free cash flow estimates reduced from 16B to 14B.
AT&T Stock Falls As Telecom Lowers Free Cash Flow Outlook
AT&T added more wireless postpaid phone subscribers than expected in Q2.
Why do you get the idea that T is going private? I haven’t seen anything about that. This sounds like your M&A deals in the media space lol. Btw I do think M&A in media is possible and maybe even likely.
Nah, I was just spit-balling trying to make sense of a situation that simply makes no sense. Every time the guys speaks, he makes AT&T sound like a train-wreck even when they put up good numbers. It’s almost as if he does it on purpose.
I don’t hate BTC or TSLA. Although I do dislike Musk. Just makes no sense given the Technoking and Master of Coin. Just a Musk crypto pump and dump scheme.
