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@StockPatternPro Been loNG uranium since 2022. Love this sector so under invested imo!!

$URA (Uranium ETF) ...stay tuned.

@StockPatternPro Price target still remains for 10+ imo

$RR Price positioned now in the same position as the last arrow coming out for a choppy trade.

@HolySmokas Been here long enough for TTCF bois

My $3.8M portfolio. What stocks would you add or sell?

@Seniorstrategen Buying certain oil stocks today would also be an inverse of a controlled downtrend in SPY

Now I am short

@puppy_trades PUP you the GOAT, XOP flying just like you said. Don’t leave please

LMAO I took a break from Fintwit for 2 weeks and the Nasdaq had it's biggest winning streak since the 90s Just my luck FML now I look like the loser who came back at ATHs :/ Nah but I had some personal ish to figure out. Moving East of I-5 cause of the Beastquake, all that jazz

@Seniorstrategen I just buy mostly 60-75% whole market ETFs and then just trade individual names when we get huge dips

It is almost impossible to predict prices consistently over time, so don’t waste your life arguing with people about whether things will go up or down. In reality, trading the market is mostly a waste of time and life. It is a zero-sum game, so at the end of the day it creates losses in value and time for most people. We like to stay updated on the news because it makes us feel smart and knowledgeable, but none of us have any meaningful impact on society by trying to outsmart the other side of a trade. Being in the market and watching price action gives us a feeling of engagement and community, especially when writing posts like this. Keep it real with the people around you, and don't spend too much time reading posts like this.

@ThinkAppraiser I believe in multiple ways of building wealth. Your primary residence should not be a vast amount of your net worth. Your portfolio and rental properties should be the majority, not your primary.

Homeownership outearns a rent-and-invest strategy in 80% of major U.S. cities!! 😲😎 scotsmanguide.com/news/homeowner…

@ThinkAppraiser When renters invest only their initial downpayment capital, buying a home wins

@StockPatternPro Nice call brother

$BE..Boom! You're welcome!

@StockPatternPro Nice been long here since sub 10

$LPTH...should get real crazy this year and next providing they meet their earrings expectation numbers. 1990's stock similar in structure to CIEN I shared from the 80's CIEN now 400+ LPTH Similar bottom structure.

@TKopelman Use this example for mortgage interest and other above the line deductions people use to justify buying a home. It’s perfect when they just look stunned

"I need to buy more stuff so I can write it off and lower my taxes" So many business owners fall into this trap But remember, a write-off doesn't make something free You're not saving $100k with that G Wagon Here's how deductions ACTUALLY work & some common ones for you:

@Seniorstrategen My equity says it’s increasing every year by 10% tho

Let us pray this is not a bull flag

@ThinkAppraiser Can you send me the address so I can watch their mortgage, loan amount, if they take out a second or third lien, etc?

Here’s why they’re buying a 3 bedroom condo for 1.5M It’s the cheaper option

@Seniorstrategen SPY 7700 short term, V back to ATH

Trin Reading of 1.66.. these are very Odd times. Last 2 times we saw two readings this high after each other was mid jan 2024 and march 9-10 2023 on the day of the SVB crisis and the introduction of the BTFP.

@ThinkAppraiser You have a tab/list of all your buyers and their occupations after like 2022? When those people lose their jobs, esp something like sales. Please lmk, I’ll buy their props off them at foreclosure level deals. I’ve already got two going here where I live in SoCal. It’s amazing

Thought it was interesting today young couple is buying a condo in San Diego $1.5 million condo He is a financial advisor and she does sales That seems to be how people are able to afford things in California especially San Diego. Both he and her have to work and he and her have to bring in low six figures each at the bare minimum In this situation, she said he makes between 200 and 250 and she makes around 150k

@Seanfrank Boomers sitting on equity that’s not retrievable unless selling the home or taking out a loan that they have to repay. It’s sad how deranged some people are.

My wife’s parents bought a house in LA in 1998. Her dad was a Toyota mechanic. Her mom worked in payroll at the dealership. They owned a home and raised 3 kids. When I left Texas to come be closer to them, I bought a house in the neighborhood. It cost over 2 million dollars. How can young people start families in LA? A teacher in austin makes 60k a year starting. In la it’s 70k. But you can actually afford to live in austin. Have that same life my wife’s parents had. This is why people are leaving. Build houses. Lower prices. Give families a shot again.

@TKopelman DCA on all red days, that’s how I do it. Never buy when market is green. You always get the gain from the red day into the next Green Day and ultimately ATH. It’s a guaranteeeee

The best days of the market are generally in the middle of the worst days of the market Missing out on them can lead to significantly lower long term returns It’s why you shouldn’t be guessing when to get in and out And why your DCA plan should stay the same throughout the plan

@InTheAssembly They’re trying to shill to the people who think they call everything right. If he really did call everything right he wouldn’t need anymore money. Think about it

The Assembly is live. The door is open for 24 hours, then it closes. No confirmed next opening. Institutional-grade data. Serious investors. One private room. Join here: intheassembly.com

@NoLimitGains Freaking shilling saying he will never charge. So bs, if he had that much money he wouldn’t need more

The doors are open for 24 hours. I’m waiting for you inside. intheassembly.com

@WallStreetApes Are there any former delta dental employees who would like to comment on certain things here? My SIL used to work there so I have some understanding on the business and accounting level and how they’re budgeting.

WOW 🚨 Delta Dental is considered a nonprofit but the CEO skyrocketed her pay from $4.5 million per year all the way to $48 million over 4 years That’s $1 million dollars per month pay for one employee as a nonprofit “Delta Dental is considered a non-profit, and as such you can be their taxes online. So I got curious in their 2014 filing, the IRS requests for the organization's top accomplishments. Delta Dental reported that over 95% of claims electronic, online and paper were processed without any manual intervention. That means when your care is denied, there is less than 1 in 10 chance a human reviewed it — That same year, Delta dished out up to a 30% pay cut on the care that doctors deliver, and for a decade, they did not raise what they pay for your dental care by a single penny. Meanwhile, their CEO's salary skyrocketed. She went from 4.5 to $15 million a year. From 2014 to 2018, she made off with almost $48 million before leaving her position. That's a million dollars a month. Must be nice. And she's not even a clinician. She's a CPA. You don't have to be an accountant to do the math. Dr. Pay cuts stagnant reimbursements. They were never about saving patients money on premiums.”