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THE STOCK MARKET IS FOR EVERYONE: 2nd Edition now available! wealthyjoeinvesting.com/2020/10/16/the…
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Eric R. Milton
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Eric R. Milton
@EricMilton8
Founder of the Wealthy Joe Investing blog. Author of THE STOCK MARKET IS FOR EVERYONE, a short guide for those new to the stock market: https://t.co/N5BGvFXi51
New York, USA Katılım Ekim 2017
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If anyone is looking for me today I can be found on the moon 🌕🚀😂
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@bleekertech Are you live blogging the $nvda earnings today?
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@EricMilton8 Sorry - we had some issues with Google that made them difficult to find - 247wallst.com/investing/2026…
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At market close on 24/7 Wall St. we'll have live blogs breaking down earnings from $LITE, $AMD, $SMCI, $ANET, and $NVTS - hope to see ya there!
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@bleekertech Hey Eric, Do you see a place for PLTR in the AI portfolio?
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Filming a new podcast episode either Friday or the weekend for Monday publishing - focus is going to be reviewing recent events and responding to recent listener questions - if you have anything you want covered, let me know, and I'll do my best to get to it!
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The Fin X troll mob is coming after me in my comments this evening in response to $RGTI earnings
so I guess it's time for a PSA. The person you think you are dunking on:
- announced entry publicly into $RGTI under $1
- announced that I was done buying over $2
- announced that I was taking profits in 30s 40s 50s
Locked in more than 35x realized profits after selling off almost 3/4 of the initial position at this point
all with receipts posted on X
literally life changing, generational gains. I had already been close before this trade, but this put me over the edge to finally lean into full-time investing
My point is - it does not matter to me how today's earnings release went. You trolls are trying to fight a battle that I have already won. Sit down and stop embarrassing yourselves 🤦♂️
better yet, try to learn something from people who are more successful than you. Trolling is a telltale sign of an unsuccessful person 🫡
Dr J Rould@jrouldz
10/15/24: I post that quantum computing “may present the investment opportunity of a lifetime” $RGTI price: $0.81 10/16/24: I post “wow I wish these quantum computing companies would rise slower so I have more time to accumulate” $RGTI price: $0.92 10/6/25 (just under 1 year later): I post announcing that I’m going to start taking daily profits $RGTI price: $42 Over the next couple months, RGTI runs from 42 to 57, and back down to 27 today Along the way, I locked in 30x gains, and still hold ~30% of the original bag Haters can talk all they want But as far as I can see, this was the greatest fin X trade of all time 🤷♂️
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Tesla self-driving now recognizes hand signals
Tesla Europe, Middle East & Africa@teslaeurope
FSD Supervised responds to hand gestures while squeezing through a tight lane in the Netherlands
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If I miss it I miss it. However, I would have no interest in scaling into $BTC until at least 50K. That is when you might start to see real capitulation.
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Mr. market will always remind us that no matter how great fundamentals are or how hot a sector is, at some point most if not all stocks will be cut in half. That is a certainty. It's just a question of when $100-$50, $150-$75, $200-$100 or $500-250.
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@MentoviaX I agree! Although I believe it gets cut in half from ATH to 63K. However, 55K is plausible.
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@Gbear831 You may very well be on to something. IBM will be a player in quantum.
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Maybe the only way to save $BTC is to draw the giant green arrow on the chart
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I want to hear from the gurus who consolidated into just 3 stocks
But instead of $SNDK $MU $ASTS
I want to hear from the ones who went all in $DUOL $HIMS $BTC 😆
Dr J Rould@jrouldz
There is such a revolt on X against the idea of diversification which is funny to me because before I joined X I thought long term investing with a diversified portfolio was just what most investors did My portfolio was highly concentrated for most of my investment career and I diversified rapidly once I approached financial independence in order to protect my gains and nowadays I think it's super fun to put relatively smaller investments into high risk/reward ideas and see which ones play out to each is own I guess 😅 To all the people posting insane gains on consolidated ports, I think that is awesome and I'm super happy for you But there is is also survivorship aspect at play here: we don't hear much from the people with consolidated ports in 3 stocks that have performed terribly 😂
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@jrouldz It always has and always will come down to asset performance. If you put $5000 in $amzn and $100,000 into IBM in 2001. Your IBM position would be like $290,000. Your $AMZN would be $1,500,000. I'm not smart enough to go all in one stock.
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@cryptofergani $nvda has been a public company for 27 years. It has had 5 drawdowns ranging between 56%-89%. On top of that there's been numerous drawdowns of at least 20%. Each time was a massive buying opportunity! You don't get the glory without the guts! Sorry.
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I've watched Bitcoin crash from:
$32 to $0.02
$200 to $50
$1,200 to $200
$20,000 to $3,000
$60,000 to $15,000
$126,000 to $78,000
Notice a pattern?
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@jrouldz At some point, everything gets cut in half no matter how great a company or asset. I think we see $63,000. That's 50% from ATH.
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@realjoncooper Adriana Cisneros owned a ton of stock before going public. She has made multiple masterful purchases on the open market. She is very smart. Keith Larson has also used his own cash. The rest are grants.
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$ASTS 🧠📊 Insiders are loading. Repeatedly.Execs adding. Not selling but accumulating. Across prices. Across weeks.
When insiders buy like this, it’s a signal the best chapters are still ahead! 🔥🚀
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@bradsferguson The average American is not going to pay $99 a month for FSD. The number one consideration for the average person when making a purchase is budget. That includes a vehicle.
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@EricMilton8 Life insurance doesn’t protect you from death.
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People say they cannot afford to subscribe to FSD even at $99/month, but they spend $300/month eating out, or $100/month on fancy coffee.
Come on people...
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