Jonathan Price

@FunOfInvesting @grok no clue what this means, help me here

Tomorrow is triple witching. Brace for volatility.

Have you ever used Public? It’s a pretty cool platform. I would at least recommend doing that before criticizing someone else. Also, I’m someone in marketing and this is what marketing is. Marketing can be cutthroat. I would also imagine they didn’t just pull this out of thin air. Companies with large marketing budgets will research what are the hottest topics and topics concerning customers the most. Then they will create campaigns that go after those customers with those pain points.

Robinhood never pulled childish marketing stunts to get people to leave Schwab or Fidelity. They executed with product. That’s why they are winning. Maybe something to think about for your marketing team. Maybe the better product is what wins & not ad-hom attacks on competitors.

Sound familiar?

@PressSec @POTUS Can you confirm if this video is AI or not? It looks AI.

MUST WATCH video of President Trump discussing the two strong executive orders he recently signed to improve housing affordability: "Under the Trump Administration, we want to make it possible for every American to live that American Dream in a beautiful home." - @POTUS 🏡🇺🇸

@MidlClassMoney It’s starting to look more attractive but the concern for me is the debt. The company doesn’t have the best numbers when you look at it. One thing I find extremely fascinating is that the average income of a customer is $457,000.

$AXP is officially in a bear market in just the past three months. Not a stock that typically goes on sale. Do with that information what you will.

@DeptofWar @PeteHegseth Can you just announce that the stupid and unjustified war is over with already.

ANNOUNCEMENT:

@Futurenvesting I don’t have a problem with this.

The main difference between institutional investors & retail investors is access to information. Allowing companies to report only twice a year is a massive upper hand to institutions and punishes the average retail investor who can't afford the same level of real-time data... I really hope this doesn't go through; unfortunately, I think it will. I sense there will be a strong bias towards companies that continue to report quarterly, even when they are not required to. (similar to companies that show off guidance)

@FurtureRichKid Why not just buy Fubo straight up instead of selling for a loss?

Thinking about selling my $FUBO for a 35% loss to buy $SOFI What would yall do?

@akramcodez I ended up buying a Mac Mini for the home and MacBook Pro 16 In for travel and work on the go.

Unpopular opinion: A Mac Mini makes more sense than a MacBook if you work from one place.

@jen7j7 @WallStreetMav Agreed every conversation needs it. Thank you!

@Howdyworlditsme @WallStreetMav I like a good, reasonable convo. Followed ya!

I am actually surprised that the era of real estate agents and 6% commissions didn't end years ago. What is keeping it alive?

@jen7j7 @WallStreetMav I can agree to that. That’s a very fair point.

@Howdyworlditsme @WallStreetMav I sold my own house, so I agree with you. Not everyone is capable, and some want help - that is all I am saying. An agent can be valuable, and buyers/sellers don't have to pay 6%; they can negotiate.

@jen7j7 @WallStreetMav I would rather give the contract to Claude. It can tell me if it’s solid or not and what I should do. The same thing I would ask a realtor but for $20 a month.

@WallStreetMav The expertise of legitimate real estate agents is valuable. Most people don’t have a clue what they’re doing when they’re buying or selling and what to look for

@KobeissiLetter My question would be this. How many people are really over a leveraged and have too much debt? Debt is at a record high on a personal level in the United States.

BREAKING: A record 6.0% of workers in Vanguard-managed 401(k) plans took hardship withdrawals in 2025. This is up from 4.6% in 2024 and has nearly QUADRUPLED since 2020. Hardship withdrawals have increased for 6 consecutive years, with last year's median withdrawal being ~$1,900. The most common reasons were avoiding foreclosure or eviction and covering medical costs. Financial pressure on US households is surging at an alarming pace.

@Tim_Sweeney_TAR @DexterAftrHours @Futurenvesting @Kenmegan44 PPI for April will be based off the PPI that comes out March 18th, right? If so, I imagine Trump will try to finish this skirmish up by then.

@DexterAftrHours @Futurenvesting @Kenmegan44 Up to oil prices at this point until earnings

How much lower do you think we will see from SoFi here? Do you think it’ll get dragged out a few more weeks/months of choppy price action. I have kept adding the whole way down @Tim_Sweeney_TAR @Futurenvesting @Kenmegan44

@StockMKTNewz @grok is this bullish or bearish

US 🇺🇸 TREASURY SECRETARY BESSENT JUST SAID: - A LONG WAY FROM FED GOING BACK TO QE

@StockMKTNewz @grok what is the total platform assets for Charles Schwab, SoFi, and American Express. List each individually thank you

ROBINHOOD $HOOD JUST POSTED ITS FEBRUARY METRICS 27.4M Funded Customers $314B Total Platform Assets

@Kross_Roads Dude, this is awesome! Congratulations brother!

The dissertation defense has been successfully passed for my PhD!

@StockMKTNewz No, not dumb

My portfolio is basically all 🇺🇸 based stocks What do you think of this? Am I dumb?

@Trump_Fact_News This is an old test video not from combat

🚨 DERNIÈRE MINUTE : 🇺🇸 Images du lancement et de la détonation d’une MOAB, la “mère de toutes les bombes”, utilisée par l’US Air Force pour détruire de grandes cibles stratégiques. (F)

@unusual_whales Do you have any data on the number over 64 and how much they have saved?

For those approaching retirement age, 55-to-64-year-olds, the median amount saved for retirement is only $30,000, per NIRS.

@CGInvesting10 It seems better to quit saving and pay off debt. Your debt is costing you money.

I’m seriously wondering your guys opinions on this… I am coming to an end in my flight training within the next year or so. I will have to take out two more loans most likely Would you guys suggest paying down current debt or saving to take out less loan money? Currently, I’m doing both (saving and paying debt)