Da fukk is up with the stonks right now?

[CementPizza]

Are we going to get a bounce back, srs?

[rootcon]

I transitioned to mostly cash and some ETFs a couple of days ago. Got burnt in 2008, seems like its happening again so I took some different action this time

IYE- ISHARES US ENERGY ETF
GSG- ISHARES S&P GSCI Commodity index
VEGI- iShares MSCI Global Agriculture Producers ETF

I'm up about 1% today in those, my $200 pltr gamble is undoing that

[Titansfan08]

Biden's America

[GooBaaa]

Senile joes america

[BalognaNbeans]

^^^what they said

[PowerRanger]

[rootcon]

Crashing harder than a Spacex rocket

[BIGJIMSLADE22]

Money has to mean something. This is what happens when our political leaders use it simply as an abstraction to solve for x.

[Exiled93]

This is good news. You can't have a market that only goes up for 10+ years.

Needs to drop way more though.

[Destor]

Corners of Tech and the entire Green / EV market are up anywhere from like 200-1000% in the last year, they're just coming back to reality now

[jamalfudge]

Great reset

[rootcon]

Corners of Tech and the entire Green / EV market are up anywhere from like 200-1000% in the last year, they're just coming back to reality now

Saw an article the other day about Ford's Mach-E is cutting into Tesla. The big players might have been behind the curve on electric vehicles, but they're quickly catching up. Innovators had their time, now the established companies are using their experience. If you look at Tesla quality, it sucks. Lots of design problems, lots of QA problems out of the factory. Embellished range claims that fall short. A sensor package pushed beyond its capabilities into a full driving system. Pretty bad when makeshift production tents outproduce their $ robot line.

Market is fully realizing the hype on Tesla does not equal reality

[meanstringbean]

Lol reactionary *******s, market will still be up in the next 12-24 months. Just lol at moving to cash

[Shortfuze]

Ah well, I look at it this way. I'll buy more quality stocks at cheaper price. What goes down, usually goes up. Like an erection.

[BIGJIMSLADE22]

Saw an article the other day about Ford's Mach-E is cutting into Tesla. The big players might have been behind the curve on electric vehicles, but they're quickly catching up. Innovators had their time, now the established companies are using their experience. If you look at Tesla quality, it sucks. Lots of design problems, lots of QA problems out of the factory. Embellished range claims that fall short. A sensor package pushed beyond its capabilities into a full driving system. Pretty bad when makeshift production tents outproduce their $ robot line.

Market is fully realizing the hype on Tesla does not equal reality

Not just Tsla, all EV, which accouted for only 2% of all vehicle sales in 2020

[havoc00]

Side Show Joes administration and policies

[rootcon]

Ah well, I look at it this way. I'll buy more quality stocks at cheaper price. What goes down, usually goes up. Like an erection.

If you buy near the top, sometimes it never recovers, or takes decades. We only live for so long



Intel used to be my biggest play

[saltypits]

Rising bond yields. Check bond ETF prices - they've been dropping like a rock.

More expensive debt = less profit = stock market down.

[MyBaddBrah]

Why are you complaining? Are you an idiot investor?

[GainzMcgee]

Stocks go up and down lol you fukking idiots.

[meanstringbean]

If you buy near the top, sometimes it never recovers, or takes decades. We only live for so long



Intel used to be my biggest play

That’s why you put majority of wealth in index funds, where it will almost guarantee to go up, and if you buy single stocks for long haul you look at ones that are under valued , a solid history, and maybe even a dividend payment to boot

[meanstringbean]

Rising bond yields. Check bond ETF prices - they've been dropping like a rock.

More expensive debt = less profit = stock market down.

Bond yields need to go up anyways. Who cares if it causes a year or two of market sputtering, we’ve been basically printing Monopoly money for a decade now. Entire point of lower rates was to strengthen the economy post 2008. Well that is an eternity away at this point

[Jms89]

Needs to drop to around 26,000 to be honest. Market has run up ridiculously in the last year or two. Cant just rocketship the entire time. We are seeing a healthy pullback. Also just LMAO if your entire portfolio is in tech and biopharma. You boys should also have a LARGE portion of Bluechip dividend payers for situations like this.

[Berts]

Everybody is a expert but we don't know chit. I personally think this is a correction and in 1-2 years we see the real drop. Basically when they stop printing money

[rootcon]

That’s why you put majority of wealth in index funds, where it will almost guarantee to go up, and if you buy single stocks for long haul you look at ones that are under valued , a solid history, and maybe even a dividend payment to boot

I'm thinking its better to have it broken up evenly between money market, hand picked stocks, wide stock market etf, and commodity etfs. I would not put all or even most of my money into the stock market. I've seen it plunge way too many times. You haven't made any money until you've sold either.

[saltypits]

Bond yields need to go up anyways. Who cares if it causes a year or two of market sputtering, we’ve been basically printing Monopoly money for a decade now. Entire point of lower rates was to strengthen the economy post 2008. Well that is an eternity away at this point

Problem is bond yields are going up because lenders are now questioning the ability of govts to pay back their debts, not because the economy is doing well.

[entropy91]

Lol reactionary *******s, market will still be up in the next 12-24 months. Just lol at moving to cash

Dollar gaining strength. All Powell has to do is snap his fingers and your portfolio will combust.

Enjoying watching the "day traders" get absolutely hammered.

[meanstringbean]

I'm thinking its better to have it broken up evenly between money market, hand picked stocks, wide stock market etf, and commodity etfs. I would not put all or even most of my money into the stock market. I've seen it plunge way too many times. You haven't made any money until you've sold either.

Says the GameStop bag holder

With a long term investment horizon there is zero risk to being 100% in equities. 95%+ of my net worth is in the stock market, and I don’t check it except for maybe once every 3 months? Why? Because it doesn’t ****ing matter. It’ll be up when I need it (decades from now) and I have enough cash liquid to be fine in bear markets. You have to think long haul.


Watching the stock market daily is for the birds and a good way to lose your ass

[meanstringbean]

Dollar gaining strength. All Powell has to do is snap his fingers and your portfolio will combust.

Enjoying watching the "day traders" get absolutely hammered.

Show me a long term period where cash even came close to outperforming the market


Enjoy losing to inflation lmao

[entropy91]

Show me a long term period where cash even came close to outperforming the market


Enjoy losing to inflation lmao

Herp Derp

Nice chart in there for you lil guy

https://awealthofcommonsense.com/201...reign-as-king/