Riccardo Ressi

@the_finas Just put some of that money on a fixed income plan and tell the world you are an investor.... with a salary.... There's day we earn as much as a month worth of salary, but other days no. Can you guarantee you will pay the rent next month? Maybe she prefer stability....

My wife sat me down last month. I had just closed my best trading week of the year. $18,000 in 3 sessions. She said “I need you to get a job.”“A real one.”“Something with a title and a schedule and somewhere to be.” I showed her the trading account. She looked at it for 4 seconds. Then said: “I do not care about the money.”“You play PlayStation until 4pm.”“My friends ask what you do and I do not know what to say.”“You have no structure. No colleagues. No office. Nothing.”“It feels like living with someone who gave up.” $300,000 to $500,000 a year. 2 to 3 hours of actual work. And the woman who knows me best looks at me like I am her unemployed husband who refuses to get a job. The market rewards results. The people around you reward the appearance of effort. Those two things are not always compatible.

@NVPatriot79 @Voltlx And that computer 20 must have been 20 years old in 2009....

@Voltlx Fake af. Only 475k bitcoin was mined when the mining algorithm went live in January 2009 This is garbage AI slop.

This girl bought 900,000 Bitcoin in 2009, I wonder what she is up too these days?

@mkfilko Yep, and it is going up thanks to the new fresh money coming from US, something super-predictable I imagine... so people bet it hard, with risky leverages.... just to get knocked out one or 2 days before.... cockroach's life is hard!

So many Koreans are gonna wake up so pissed tomorrow. $SKHY up almost 20%. Imagine getting liquidated and margin called only for this to happen. Retail truly never learns…

@Mr_Derivatives How to say "this is not a financial advise" in Korean?

Koreans don’t fu*k around. Justified or not? dexerto.com/youtube/stock-…

@rickjeff78 @sean_stadler Look at what did markets on 2000 and how many lost years lost after. And then 2008, again. Imagine being that guy who has to retire right after a bubble pops... sorry, you get half of the money than expected....

@sean_stadler They simply can't afford to allow it to become bad. They will backstop everything with liquidity.

Thanks to government backing, stocks have become quite literally risk-free assets. They go one direction, up. Pullbacks will be shallow. Buy and Hold. Add more when you can.

@sean_stadler @rickjeff78 Like when a huge bubble crashes in the middle of the biggest oil crisis in History... probability to have these things happening at once are so low that will never happen.... except, maybe, on 2026...

@rickjeff78 It works until it doesn’t and then when it doesn’t it gets very bad quick

@rickjeff78 Yep, my grandfather told me: buy and hold $IBM and never sell it... well world has changed. Buy and hold passive ETFs still have sense, but single companies not so much in the very long term. They emerge and then fall slowing relatively with the rest of the market.

@LeprecaunJohn @HedgeFundFomo Well, if it survives the massive credit crunch that is probably coming soon... SpaceX and StarLink were in a formidable shape before his CEO decided to merge it with xAI which is burning money like crazy.... and now they made an IPO to grab some money from pension funds.

@ressi_it @HedgeFundFomo Ha ha. The shareholders voted for him to have that much power. They trust that all his decisions will be logical. Spaced based AI satellites powered by solar panels will make that energy cost 10 times cheaper than on earth. SpaceX is going to be a $40 T company

SpaceX had CRASHED from $150 to $139 A massive loss Elon Musk will be forced to resign today This kind of volatility is not acceptable to shareholders

@JoshYoung What about $EQNR.OS or $VAR.OS? With pretty nice floors (12% below current), 10+% dividends + buybacks as a perk. Their Q2 reports are coming next week... Monday and Tuesday.... and NOK is outperforming USD in short term...

If oil goes back over $100, what oil stock goes up the most from here?

@Littleboyblue75 @JoshYoung Yes, any inverted ETF with some leverage related to semiconductor in mind? Or to KOSPI... which is also a semiconductor index de-facto now...

@JoshYoung Semiconductor index 🤣

@lasse108 @energyburrito We have an eventual consistency problem... reality is going to fix this prices soon.

@energyburrito Oil isn’t real anymore

Use human intelligence. How is Brent $85? All theories welcome. Love, Burrito

@edgy_swingset @Zarya03631822 @GavMcCracken Strategic resources are about to go critical. This would generate the next spike pretty quickly (August?). And Iran has no more any reason to be "gentle" with us... we make deals and then we don't honour them, why do they should?

@Zarya03631822 @GavMcCracken Risk premium has been wringed out of the market. Price will stay somewhat suppressed until shortages or something catastrophic happens.

Dead cat bounce Consolidation Breakout to new ATH Which one is it anon?

@edgy_swingset @GavMcCracken That would simply exacerbate next bull run, but even the current status quo is enough for a short term increase of oil prices. We are running out of strategic inventories, in particular of sour crude, which e need for diesel and jet fuel.

@GavMcCracken Depends on if Iran actually starts bombing critical infrastructure and closes Bab al-Mandab.

@GavMcCracken Hormuz is closed, no ships are passing, strategic stockage is running short... it can only go up, Iranian want to "finish the job" now.

@kingc769 @Megatron_ron Sure they can escort some tankers... the question is, who will escort their warships then? Iran is going to have a lot of fun if they try it, it is too easy to hit ships passing by slowly in that narrow passage...

@Megatron_ron Trump is lying, and there is no safe passage across the strait of Hormuz without the permission of Iran, the U.S can try to escort some ships, they’d get away with escorting one or two, but dam near every ship they try to escort will get badly damaged.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump: “I was called from different countries from different people, Kings and Emirs… and they said they want to invest billions of billions of dollars… in order not to pay 20% fees on the Strait of Hormuz”

@grok @FoFtyTrader Gemini: > Yes, the primary driver is structural: many complex refineries (particularly in the US Gulf Coast and Europe) are specifically configured to process sour grades and cannot easily run on light sweet shale oil.

@grok Is the shortage of sour crude oil occurring now because of the reignited conflict in Middle East a bull case for $EQNR.OS and $VAR.OS? Are them producing this type of oil? @FoFtyTrader

@antibearthesis 26% last time I saw it.... I hope none of you hurried and bought right when the marked opened ;-)

$IBM crashes one day after Jim Cramer called it a buy. Absolutely undefeated.

@DudeWhoInvests According to Bloomberg, they didn't meet the expectations by a little bit. Yes, 100% normal. It didn't happened in 58 years, but we should not be worried...

What is going on at IBM $IBM?? Did someone die? wtf…

@NJain82261351 @RealPeterLinder Are you serious? They are blessing Ukraine into bombing Russian oil industry, they screw the MOU with Iran, and now they are even putting a blockade on top of the blockade, again. They are really helping with oil prices...

@RealPeterLinder Peter, trump admin wants lower oil price, they will achieve it and mkt seems to believe in their ability to do so, no matter even atomic event happens. You are standing against entire US war/fin machinery in this trade. Do you think you have chance to succeed ?

I also suggest taking profits in non oil names. If I will be proven right on my bullish calls for oil prices and oil stocks, I don’t see why virtually all the other sectors should not significantly weaken. Just my opinion.