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Mar 4 2021 01:46pm
Keep softening the blow with daily option trading but still losing money.

Getting sick of the volatility though. I miss the good old days of like +/- 1-2% monthly gains or losses instead of having literally every day be like 3% up or down on a daily basis.

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thank you my friend! i just thought financials lagging last year would eventually catch up (they always win) and oil demand is a product of vaccines/reopenings/foolish bureaucratic procedures with energy policy.

i travelled for a month for work and some personal matters - gas prices are up 50% from when i last filled up the tank up until today when i filled up.

yeah faang isnt going anywhere. i just think tech way overperformed in 2020 due to a variety of factors. maybe they performed reasonably but doing that again in 2021 seems to be a tough sledding

e: shell slashed their dividends, i was so mad about that. i bought some last year right before they announced that. dumped it out of scorn lololololol. its still a great play just no juicy divvys


I take the view of dividend irrelevance theory. I'd even go further and say it's better to pay fewer dividends and reinvest it to increase future profits for shareholders, and that firms paying high dividends don't have enough ideas on how to grow their business

Want to get into some car manufacturers like Volkswagen and Hyundai but I'm a bit late to the party now

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Mar 4 2021 03:21pm
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I take the view of dividend irrelevance theory. I'd even go further and say it's better to pay fewer dividends and reinvest it to increase future profits for shareholders, and that firms paying high dividends don't have enough ideas on how to grow their business

Want to get into some car manufacturers like Volkswagen and Hyundai but I'm a bit late to the party now

yeah for certain stocks i like dividends, long term shit that doesnt move alot (KO, PEP, JNJ) or stuff like oil companies. Other ones nah just reinvest it and be more profitable so the stock price pumps
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Mar 4 2021 03:24pm
RIP 3 months of gains...
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Mar 4 2021 04:01pm
My portfolio got roflstomped 🩸
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Mar 4 2021 04:20pm
tbh im wondering whats with the negative market. multiple vaccines and promises of mass vaccination by summer. lack of confidence going forward or a slap of reality kicking in?

maybe firms dumping so they can hoover it up for a summer run upwards.
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Mar 4 2021 05:08pm
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tbh im wondering whats with the negative market. multiple vaccines and promises of mass vaccination by summer. lack of confidence going forward or a slap of reality kicking in?

maybe firms dumping so they can hoover it up for a summer run upwards.


I’m hoping just profit taking with good earnings

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Mar 4 2021 07:38pm
After hours is looking ugly 😅
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Blood bath boys
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tbh im wondering whats with the negative market. multiple vaccines and promises of mass vaccination by summer. lack of confidence going forward or a slap of reality kicking in?

maybe firms dumping so they can hoover it up for a summer run upwards.


It's a combination of things imo. The first part is that there's a significant rotation out of growth/tech into value. We see that if we compare Nasdaq versus S&P 500 value etfs for example. One's down like 5% the other is up 5%. The second one which I think is the market risk to all equities is we have multiple compression. The pundits were talking about it over the summer that with zero rates it makes sense for multiples of p/e to expand to explain why stocks were rocking higher. Now that the interest rate is organically popping there's multiple contraction. I think the fed will step in and save the markets though. There's simply too much debt for the IR to go up even though honestly in a rational world that needs to happen.

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