Every once in awhile, I ask myself why is the 2nd most valuable company in the world, completely sitting out the largest capex investment cycle ever?

how does one buy calls on the unemployment rate asking for a friend

Our first truly eye popping SasS layoff # I highly doubt it will be the last…

the year is 2038 $SPX remains pinned between 6700 and 6800 traders are still tweeting the range will break "soon"

Waking up to $SPX 6700 in 2038

imagine if they hike rates right now lmaooooo

The Year is 2013 Microsoft just closed below the 200 Week Moving Average. It hasn't happened again since... The S&P 500 is currently 22% Above it's 200 Week

when corporate earnings are vertical you're going to have a difficult time getting a "crash" $SPX

Oil Shock, Geopolitical Conflict, Private Credit Cracking all very real problems. but until there is a shift in the top companies EPS, a (25%+) drawdown will be an uphill battle.

YTD Performance Update: $MSFT -24% (!!) $AAPL -7% just a little bit different?

YTD Returns: Microsoft: -24.1% Meta: -17% Apple: -7%

mabye all that Capex was a bad idea?

Everything is about to get a lot more expensive.

If you bought $10,000 of $MSFT in December 2021 You’d have $10,500 Today. 5% Return… 5 Years Later

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I am once again asking for the most direct way to buy calls on the US Employment Rate….

Reporter: Do (Stocks) look cheaper now? Buffett: 3 times since I've taken over Berkshire, It’s gone down more than 50%. This is nothing. (People) think there's huge value if they're 5 or 6% cheaper. We aren't in it to make 5 or 6%.

Buffett on The Federal Reserve: “I wish they had a 0% Inflation Target”

Oil: +11% SPY: +0.09% everyone that bought puts to hedge against a spike in Oil