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In partnership with Raging Bull
If I’ve been a little aloof on Touching Base lately, it’s probably because I’ve been keeping a watchful eye on my portfolio. Seeing what works, what doesn’t, learning when to buy, when to sell, and attempting to identify patterns in the market all while keeping my ear to the street. Wall Street.
Last time I spoke to you, I had yet to mash the TRADE button. I had no skins on the wall. Well, a lot has changed since then. I’m in the game now, and while my skins may be minimal (looks like I’m up a few cents on the day), they are skins nonetheless.
Other than learning the ropes of day trading from Kyle and the good people at Raging Bull, my favorite development so far has been the unsolicited stock recommendations from random coworkers. Most notably is Jared, known to many as J Bone, demanding I get in on Take-Two Interactive (TTWO). Those are the people behind Red Dead Redemption 2, which launched a few days ago and predictably sent their stock up. It was up 9 percent as of this morning, and naturally, I was NOT in on it. It just sat there on my Watch List daring me to pull the trigger. It seemed too easy, and I didn’t want to go completely rogue from Kyle’s field of expertise in biotech. Hey, you live and you learn.
Late last week, I made a move at Kyle’s recommendation that looked fantastic early on, but we ended up selling yesterday for a slight loss. You gotta know when to fold ’em, guys. I would’ve held onto that waaaaay too long had my man K-Cup not been there to guide me. Live to fight another day- that’s something I’ve always said.
All things considered, I’m doing okay, but if I want to zip Will up in a bodybag once and for all, I need to get aggressive. Diversify. I’m in the corner between rounds sucking back water and demanding Kyle cut me. I’m hurt, but I’m still in the fight..
In US Equity Markets stocks moved higher today, led by a strong rebound in trade sensitive chip makers after DC cut off a Chinese semiconductor maker from its U.S. suppliers. Micron rose 1.4%, and helped the Philadelphia Semiconductor index move up 2.5%. the broader tech sector was up 0.42%. The S&P 500 was up 0.75% and the NASDAQ was up 0.95%.
In other news my MD sent me an email saying “good job, thx” after working 48 hours straight on a presentation about how Deutsche Bank is no longer a Bulge Bracket firm. I’m framing the email.
That’s an odd email to receive from your doctor.
I’ll see myself out.
DB not a BB
Lmao all you have to do to realize Raging Bull is a scam that rips off gullible people is visit their website or do a quick Google search for reviews.
These dudes are greasy marketing guys preying on people that want to “get rich quick.” Essentially email their subscribers whatever incredibly thinly traded marijuana / biotech penny stock they “bought” so they can run a pump and dump scheme.
I know you guys want ad rev, but this isn’t a good look. Do some due diligence.
Please start hammering 3X Leveraged ETFs. It’s all for the rush.
3X short VIX!!
Yeah that one is a fun ride
Can confirm, I dabble in options trading and looked into Raging Bull once it got legs on PGP. They have been the most relentless, annoying, used-car-salesman level of cheesy with a lot of gimmicky ads to get me rich quick. Would love to see Grandex partner with someone more educational like TastyWorks
wallstreetbets subreddit is hilarious though
Just buy Tesla and ride the roller coaster with poppa Elon
If you ain’t longin’ you ain’t dongin’
Please just pour all your money into defense oriented companies that have close ties to the Pentagon because absolutely no technology that is dispersed to consumers via the private sector was fully developed and researched by said private sector. It was first R&D’d by the state via tax funded R&D budgets that roll into the “Defense Budget” and then displeased accordingly as it gets dumbed down once it reaches the consumer level. You’d be investing In almost everything. The sad thing is, we the taxpayers who are the “venture Capital firm”
For these technologies and projects get no return on investment check, instead we get the internet and iPhones with high powered cameras and fingerprint/facial recognition that connect to the internet lol
Short the VIX Dave
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