INFQ is on fire and has doubled since April 2. Jensen was pumping this one recently. Buying a little here in case it goes PLTR/NVDA/SNDK down the road.

Proposition Joe said:

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You really start to see where K-shaped economies develop. I'm sure I'm not alone in having a handful of friends who "never really got around to investing/retirement-funding".

These are all cherry-picked, very overview numbers but they drive the point home:

From 2000-2010 if you weren't invested... It didn't really matter.

From 2010-2025 if you weren't invested, you missed out on 12-14% returns annually.

Pair that with the people who got on the crypto train early, and you see how there's a very large chunk of the population that just got completely lapped multiple times in their net worth.

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That's me! But I'm no victim!! Working hard to learn. Everyone has to have a first day!

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History says there is a good chance this market should keep running. It's just hard to believe because of the intensity of this move. Sell in May and go away will definitely be top of mind if we continue up the next couple weeks. CNBC has been pumping "this is a fade / headfake be careful!" all week, and all we do is crush upward with lots of money still sidelined.

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CNBC is not your financial advisor looking out for your best interests

they are a media company and part of the NBC family

do you really think they are going to give their honest opinions without any bias?

their entire raison d'tre is to gain viewership- and all the people they hire and interview are also biased one way or the other

Good opportunity to add TSM here.

Picked some up thanks for sharing.

No, which is exactly why I brought up the fact that they are leading people the wrong direction with at least half of their commentary. I understand their job is to entertain. But when they all start fretting about a rally that was due and hitting all time highs in a cluster, I do shake my head and go hit the buy button.

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Proposition Joe said:

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You really start to see where K-shaped economies develop. I'm sure I'm not alone in having a handful of friends who "never really got around to investing/retirement-funding".

These are all cherry-picked, very overview numbers but they drive the point home:

From 2000-2010 if you weren't invested... It didn't really matter.

From 2010-2025 if you weren't invested, you missed out on 12-14% returns annually.

Pair that with the people who got on the crypto train early, and you see how there's a very large chunk of the population that just got completely lapped multiple times in their net worth.

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That's me! But I'm no victim!! Working hard to learn. Everyone has to have a first day!

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Tom Nash was discussing this last night:

Historically, approximately 93% to 94% of rolling 10-year periods in the U.S. stock market have produced positive total returns.

While individual calendar years are positive about 74% of the time, the probability of a positive outcome increases significantly as the investment horizon lengthens .

According to data from Fisher Investments and other financial analyses, the frequency of positive returns for the S&P 500 across various timeframes is as follows:

10-Year Rolling Periods: ~94.1% of periods were positive (based on 984 rolling monthly periods from 19262017)

20-Year Rolling Periods: 100% of periods have been positive historically

I bought it and 5 seconds later it was the biggest gainer in my portfolio.

Think I'm gonna sell some covered calls. Great call out.

Holy ****

Stan Crowch said:

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Holy ****

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Roll those calls yet? Why did I not just say screw it and throw my whole account into it?

flashplayer said:

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INFQ is on fire and has doubled since April 2. Jensen was pumping this one recently. Buying a little here in case it goes PLTR/NVDA/SNDK down the road.

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thanks for the heads up-

looks like INFQ is already at 52 week highs and is burning through a ton of cash and is still unprofitable.

but hopefully it will be an NVIDIA or PALANTIR in a few years.

Believe me, I didn't back up the truck. This is a burn your face off type stock regardless of which way you bet on it. I sized accordingly in shares. But the 52 week high I am showing is 27.52 or so from October.

edit - actually that high from October appears to be from SPAC merger with CCCX. So I guess we can disregard that.

Screw it, in for 35 shares of INFQ, just the small bit of cash I had unassigned.

We'll see what this thing does. Lotto ticket.

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Flat day for me. TSM is one of my largest positions, so those losses (along with NVDA, AAPL, GOOGL) offset what the rest of my portfolio did.

Still have a considerable chunk of cash though, and added to my TSM position.

Hard to complain with the week we're having.

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up $76,000 in Fidelity the last 20 days

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TSM looks like it is giving it back little by little. Hopefully it can make the turn back up soon

Mmm regretting my bet for a pullback

Woods Ag said:

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Mmm regretting my bet for a pullback

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Someone who has been burned enough... wait for it to start first! When in doubt, go long

The only thing harder than trying to time a bottom is trying to time a top.

ATH is a psychological barrier that more often than not quickly becomes meaningless.

reducing my exposure in ORCL by 2/3rds.

lots of volume on the Oracle 4/24 and 5/15 200C

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LMCane said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Flat day for me. TSM is one of my largest positions, so those losses (along with NVDA, AAPL, GOOGL) offset what the rest of my portfolio did.

Still have a considerable chunk of cash though, and added to my TSM position.

Hard to complain with the week we're having.

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up $76,000 in Fidelity the last 20 days

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TSM looks like it is giving it back little by little. Hopefully it can make the turn back up soon

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Looks like it's curling back up.

I have a feeling that will still be accurate by the end of next week when we turn right.

flashplayer said:

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I have a feeling that will still be accurate by the end of next week when we turn right.

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Distribution week

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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BucketofBalls99 said:

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LMCane said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Flat day for me. TSM is one of my largest positions, so those losses (along with NVDA, AAPL, GOOGL) offset what the rest of my portfolio did.

Still have a considerable chunk of cash though, and added to my TSM position.

Hard to complain with the week we're having.

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up $76,000 in Fidelity the last 20 days

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TSM looks like it is giving it back little by little. Hopefully it can make the turn back up soon

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Looks like it's curling back up.

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It did a fake out on you, lol

Edit: now it looks like lunch break may be over and some buying may be resuming

Just a friendly reminder to have your stops.

I lost over all my profit today on a dog stock that I thought I had a stop on and didn't. I leave to go run some errands and a few hours later I am devastated.


XNDU

Is it wrong to setup a go fund me to see if I could recoup what I lost?

So if I have a stock down today should I sell it? Looking at you PSIX…

It's up 40% over the last month and swings wildly. I think you'll be OK