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All my loans except BACPRB (still seems nuts to me) given back = rally

OTOH I bought just a little SQQQ yesterday at its bottom.

The chicken innards not saying much, dog says earthquake.

Your call, homestead.
Your posts have peaked my interest in options (just reading), and from what I've read volatility is paradise for you ballers.
Turns out this is a great period of time to watch and learn.
 
Your posts have peaked my interest in options (just reading), and from what I've read volatility is paradise for you ballers.
Turns out this is a great period of time to watch and learn.
Baller? Wrong fool here. My loaned shares are not related to ME selling options.
I don't buy options. Pretty much only sell stock covered calls (write) and more infrequently sell cash covered puts (write)
This is more conservative than just holding stocks and funds and certainly nothing a person in growth phase should mess with.
Plus the amount of stocks/funds tied in options is tiny fraction (less than half a percent of my tradable monetary assets)
 
Not so much

If your guy cuts rates maybe

Congress needs to act. Get those Ts up to at 25-50% of where they were historically and in line with the rest of the world or we are doomed
You guys will need to hold down the Fort this afternoon, going shopping now that all those prices that were raised are back down to where they were before :ROFLMAO:
 
I haven't been in Ford for a good while. Today I had a need for dinner money tonight and I wanted them to know I'm still around...a lousy 2 minute flip.....lol 😫 😩 🙃 😛

Robonhood will resume attacks on my trading now...😇😇

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Things are getting better by the moment, maybe:

https://resources.wisdomtree.com/we...ary&utm_term=read_now&subscriberKey=115640163

The economic narrative took a decisive turn last week. A stunning collapse in the trade deficit suggests we could be looking at near 4% GDP growth in the second quarter—a massive upward revision from the consensus of 2%. This figure is less an economic acceleration than a statistical correction, a payback for what I believe was an underestimation of GDP in the first quarter, likely due to inventory mismeasurement. Even so, the optics of a strong second-quarter GDP will give policymakers and political leaders new fodder for debates.

I stay primarily invested.
 
What happens when interest payments exceed tax revenue?
Well thats a long ways away. Interest is running about $1.3T projected this fiscal year, and total taxes are like $4.75T?

If your interested in those sorts of scenarios I suggest some podcasts with Luke Gromen and also Lyn Alden. Gromen says its Fait de complete when SSI + Medicare + interest + defense (things you can't in theory cut) exceed taxes. Alden simply says "nothing stops this train" - literally - and suggests investing in gold and bitcoin....
 
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