Investing megathread extravaganza

[DaFace]

A place to talk about investing stuff.

[lewdog]

Originally Posted by petegz28

Inverted yield curve.......recession on the way

How soon?

[petegz28]

Originally Posted by lewdog

How soon?

6 months to a year is my guess

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by petegz28

Inverted yield curve.......recession on the way

I saw that.

[petegz28]

A recession is actually needed. It will help cool off inflation and the excessive demand on the supply chain and give the Fed a bit of a reprieve from having to raise rates as high as they are talking now.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by petegz28

A recession is actually needed. It will help cool off inflation and the excessive demand on the supply chain and give the Fed a bit of a reprieve from having to raise rates as high as they are talking now.

Right. But the problem is the pundits are saying the reason we shouldn’t freak out about inflation is the labor market is strong. If a recession happens…nope.

If unemployment sets in we are looking at the 70s.

[petegz28]

Originally Posted by Buehler445

Right. But the problem is the pundits are saying the reason we shouldn’t freak out about inflation is the labor market is strong. If a recession happens…nope.

If unemployment sets in we are looking at the 70s.

Strong labor market feeds inflation

[scho63]

Originally Posted by ChiliConCarnage

I tried reading an article but how does that work? It said they wanted to create more shares to give the dividend. Doesn't that just dilute my existing shares and I'd end up in the same place? Seems like they just want to increase the float or something

For every share you own, they provide a percentage share. Maybe 1:25 ratio, which would be a 4% stock dividend.
4 shares for every hundred.

[Shiver Me Timbers]

Originally Posted by petegz28

A recession is actually needed. It will help cool off inflation and the excessive demand on the supply chain and give the Fed a bit of a reprieve from having to raise rates as high as they are talking now.

Pete, I am betting on stagflation. And it will not be pretty. Jimmy Carter ugly

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by petegz28

Strong labor market feeds inflation

I think what they’re saying is strong labor markets curtail recessions. I don’t think anyone wants an inflation led recession like the 70s.

[Rain Man]

I don't want a recession of any type. Recessions are bad.

[scho63]

NVDA has almost no resistance until $292-294

I'm up $4000 on 15 calls since Monday

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by scho63

NVDA has almost no resistance until $292-294

I'm up $4000 on 15 calls since Monday

Nice.

You have an exit strategy on Tilray? I took profits on some in case it was a spike. Good call on Tilray.

[scho63]

Originally Posted by Buehler445

Nice.

You have an exit strategy on Tilray? I took profits on some in case it was a spike. Good call on Tilray.

I've got 2,500 shares. I'm looking for 9-10 to dump 1000 and hold the rest for $12 plus.

My DIS is down $10-11 from where I entered.

F is down about .30

FB is up over $40 a share but I only put a little more than $3,500 in as I was fully invested

I have 8-9 stocks with my larger holdings dollar wise I have had for a long time that I don't trade and like to have 3-4 play trades.

Ford, Tilray, Disney and Facebook my last 4 I bought to trade.

I also **** around with options but like mist option traders, I lose too often and too much.

[scho63]

I made $4,820 on NVDA options this week but gave back 75% in APPL options. Too impatient and itchy fingers

[scho63]

Elon Musk takes a nearly 10% stake in TWTR.

Looks like he wants to crush the censorship