yikesTriple_Bagger said:
The market delivered the red wave everyone was looking for
Triple_Bagger said:
The market delivered the red wave everyone was looking for
So its rumored that Tom Brady and his ex put a substantial piece of their $650MM net worth into FTXBaylorSpineGuy said:🚨 BREAKING 🚨
— GURGAVIN (@gurgavin) November 9, 2022
FTX CEO SAM BANKMAN FRIED HAS GONE BANKRUPT HE PERSONALLY STILL OWES OVER $650 MILLION TO LENDERS.
Wow. Also, not surprised.
Triple_Bagger said:
The market delivered the red wave everyone was looking for
🚨 BREAKING: The https://t.co/NK4wJ5j06s arena will soon be known as The Exxon Mobil Center, Exxon announced on Wednesday. The name change will occur Dec. 25 and is part of a 20-year agreement that believed to be the largest venue naming rights deal in U.S. history to date. pic.twitter.com/a2aoklzHpC
— Trevor Scott 🇺🇦 (@TidefallCapital) November 9, 2022
Thanks for posting that! I didn't know.BaylorSpineGuy said:🚨 BREAKING: The https://t.co/NK4wJ5j06s arena will soon be known as The Exxon Mobil Center, Exxon announced on Wednesday. The name change will occur Dec. 25 and is part of a 20-year agreement that believed to be the largest venue naming rights deal in U.S. history to date. pic.twitter.com/a2aoklzHpC
— Trevor Scott 🇺🇦 (@TidefallCapital) November 9, 2022
This may be the exit strategy for Farmer. Ghost of AustinAg whispering that whichever company names a sports arena/stadium, the company goes on to puke.
Sam Bankman to be hired to pull tickets at the door or sell popcorn.
Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:Thanks for posting that! I didn't know.BaylorSpineGuy said:🚨 BREAKING: The https://t.co/NK4wJ5j06s arena will soon be known as The Exxon Mobil Center, Exxon announced on Wednesday. The name change will occur Dec. 25 and is part of a 20-year agreement that believed to be the largest venue naming rights deal in U.S. history to date. pic.twitter.com/a2aoklzHpC
— Trevor Scott 🇺🇦 (@TidefallCapital) November 9, 2022
This may be the exit strategy for Farmer. Ghost of AustinAg whispering that whichever company names a sports arena/stadium, the company goes on to puke.
Sam Bankman to be hired to pull tickets at the door or sell popcorn.
On a side note, that has to be the biggest FU signal to Gov Gavin. He/they (State of CA) is making it so difficult for Big Oil to operate in CA, XOM is selling the assets there. XOM having their name on that arena is a big flag for Gov Gavin to have to see and hear for a long time.
As for the naming rights correlating to the business future performance, I didn't know that tidbit either.
DOUBLE Thanks!
On another side note, even with crude coming down today, the 3-2-1 Crack Spread still points to a mammoth Q4 for XOM.
ETA: 5:42pm I don't do Twitter. I clicked it and I guess it's fake news per the comments.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-11408011/Tom-Brady-risks-losing-ENTIRE-investment-FTX-exchange-plunged-fortune-crash.htmlRed Pear BCS Luke said:So its rumored that Tom Brady and his ex put a substantial piece of their $650MM net worth into FTXBaylorSpineGuy said:🚨 BREAKING 🚨
— GURGAVIN (@gurgavin) November 9, 2022
FTX CEO SAM BANKMAN FRIED HAS GONE BANKRUPT HE PERSONALLY STILL OWES OVER $650 MILLION TO LENDERS.
Wow. Also, not surprised.
I am not sure how rumored vs reported. All the articles I tried to read put a number around $400-600MM invested in FTX.
Not a good year for Tom. Definitely his mid-life crisis
I'm biased too because I fear countries will outlaw transactions of BTC when they launch their insidious digital currencies. However, parking a fraction in it in case there is another wave could prove profitable. It's more of small long term trade, not an investment. So many youngins, that know everything lol, are true believers. I'm just looking for the wave.Bob Knights Paper Hands said:
I think it'll bottom out at about the price of two Beanie Babies and a tulip bulb. I'd rather throw folding money at the ponies than buy bit coin, but I'm biased.
Agreed and the FTX implosion makes more sense for a divorce than him just coming back to football for another season, plus no rumors of infidelity. I bet a large portion of that money was what she has earned and probably hesitant to risk it, but begrudgingly went along with it.Bob Knights Paper Hands said:
Yep. I was talking to the wife last night about this, wondering if losing all this money was part of the reason for the divorce.
I can't imagine me personally handling such a big portion of my net worth once you have generational money like that. I can't even imagine that once retirement money is achieved. So crazy putting it such an ultra high risk asset. It makes me sad for him and his kids
Bob Knights Paper Hands said:
I think it'll bottom out at about the price of two Beanie Babies and a tulip bulb. I'd rather throw folding money at the ponies than buy bit coin, but I'm biased.
BlueTaze said:
Fade alert- Cramer warns growth stocks could see horror with CPI report tmrw.
VUG is almost at yearly lows, and you have to go back to summer of 2020 to see lower. Someone way better at this than me tweeted this ETF out and was questioning whether it had bottomed or not. If we rally obviously, growth could be a great buy.BlueTaze said:
Fade alert- Cramer warns growth stocks could see horror with CPI report tmrw.
I agree and never thought it was a true currency so it never interested me. About a year ago I was on my iPad at the local watering hole looking at charts and some young guys saw me and asked if I traded crypto. I told them I didn't because it had too much risk but they "educated" me on how I was an idiot with old thinking because they were making "bank".BaylorSpineGuy said:Bob Knights Paper Hands said:
I think it'll bottom out at about the price of two Beanie Babies and a tulip bulb. I'd rather throw folding money at the ponies than buy bit coin, but I'm biased.
I think you're close on the price! Tulips didn't go to zero, but you could buy a house with one in 1617!
Frankly, it's just computer code. It's been allowed to grow as an asset class due to lax monetary policy which has heightened inequality. Young people taking chances on risk assets since they are so far behind the boomers at the same stage in life.
Crypto is a scam, IMO. My wife's uncle got me in some, but I exited it all about 10 months ago. 6 months too late sadly :-(.
LMAO, your post is so poetic and funny AF. Blue parachute for you my friend.M4 Benelli said:
Welp, atleast Brady has a lucrative broadcasting career he can fall back on. If I were TB I wouldn't trust my last PF Chang Fortune Cookie, let alone sizable wealth to the steerings of this sloven vegamatic. Cat's hair looks like he spent two hours arguing with a taser. Couple that with sleeping 4 hrs a day on a Casper and smelling betwixt a mix of patchouli and a CHAZ turnip garden doesnt offer financial re-assurance.
M4 Benelli said:
Welp, atleast Brady has a lucrative broadcasting career he can fall back on. If I were TB I wouldn't trust my last PF Chang Fortune Cookie, let alone sizable wealth to the steerings of this sloven vegamatic. Cat's hair looks like he spent two hours arguing with a taser. Couple that with sleeping 4 hrs a day on a Casper and smelling betwixt a mix of patchouli and a CHAZ turnip garden doesnt offer financial re-assurance.
OT: Bought some DIS today. Maybe these filth peddlers can groom my port back to prosperity. Though more likelihood I'll need a shower worse than the aforementioned.
Tom Brady playing to recover his FTX investment (colorized 2045) pic.twitter.com/t7QT1VoVA5
— AlgoFlows | Futures, Equities & Crypto (@algoflows) November 9, 2022
Tom Brady playing to recover his FTX investment (colorized 2045) pic.twitter.com/t7QT1VoVA5
— AlgoFlows | Futures, Equities & Crypto (@algoflows) November 9, 2022
Here is the incredible story of @SBF_FTX :) pic.twitter.com/qxUVV0Qvre
— Nuseir Yassin (@nasdaily) January 26, 2022
This is some fine writing. I love this thread.M4 Benelli said:
Welp, atleast Brady has a lucrative broadcasting career he can fall back on. If I were TB I wouldn't trust my last PF Chang Fortune Cookie, let alone sizable wealth to the steerings of this sloven vegamatic. Cat's hair looks like he spent two hours arguing with a taser. Couple that with sleeping 4 hrs a day on a Casper and smelling betwixt a mix of patchouli and a CHAZ turnip garden doesnt offer financial re-assurance.
OT: Bought some DIS today. Maybe these filth peddlers can groom my port back to prosperity. Though more likelihood I'll need a shower worse than the aforementioned.
BaylorSpineGuy said:
I'll go ahead and share this here.
I'm not sure what it is, but I have only taken like 5-6 trades in the last 6 weeks and several of those were scalps.
I never felt confidence behind the last rally from Oct 13th and some of the people I listen to vs what I thought for myself didn't line up, so I even didn't time a short position well. I have been fairly busy most days which has limited how much I can trade and on the days I wasn't busy, the action was fairly choppy so I never got a clean direction.
I guess I'm trying to say I've almost been paralyzed. I lost $1100 on two trades (a small amt of my trading account im trying to learn with) on Sept 30th, and those two misses have almost handcuffed me from being able to trade at all. And I know what I did wrong on those trades. Twice earlier in the year I really set myself back by not cutting a couple losers and so have been extra cautious so I don't go backwards again.
It's almost for me like a case of the yips with trading. Im by no means an expert but over the last 2 yrs I do have a good sense of market direction and how to make a little scratch.
Im gonna have to get over this, but this market has been so tough to trade and I don't wanna give away my money, even at risk of making a little scratch.
Anyone else dealt with something like this and if so, how did u overcome?
I didn't trade during previous recessions due to my financial situation, but when energy inevitably spikes in the coming weeks/months and unemployment numbers start to climb, are you predicting we won't get to 3400? (I know you're not a fortune teller, but just curious if you are accounting for the coming recession everyone seems so confident will hit).Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:
UPDATING October 10th post above:
The Mid-Term Election Year Buying Opportunity that I noted has occurred for the last 60 years (except twice in the cycle) I thought would occur in 2022 down to a S&P 3,400 level. I am stating 3,400 is not going to happen in 2022 and the market low is in. ............ The June 16th Closing Low of 3,666.77 and then the retests of that low on Sep 30th of 3585.62, the Oct 11th 3,588.84, the Oct 12th 3,577.03 and Oct 14th 3,583.07, all on a Closing basis have established the floor IMO. IMO, I believe any re-visit to the 3,575 to 3,675 area is a buying opportunity. With 3,400 no longer in my picture, it directs me to change the challenging of the S&P 500 ATH to the second half of 2023 versus "by June 2023" as noted in the post above.