Just a reminder that rate cuts due to a slowing economy does not always mean the stock market goes up. Especially at ATHs.

Warren Buffett's $5 Billion mistake... $TSM is up 131% since Berkshire sold its position in 2023. Berkshire owned roughly $4B in stock which would currently be worth over $9B if they held. Two lessons: 1. The greatest investor of all time makes mistakes. You will too. 2. You

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Leasing a vehicle is an endless money pit. $4k due at signing, then $179/month for 3 years. Add the $4k in to your monthly payment and that’s a total cost of $10,440 over 3 yrs or $290/month. Then you get to turn the car in and start a brand new monthly payment!

Just figured out how to free up 90% of my cloud storage space in one click. Upgrade from 200GB to 2TB for an extra $70/yr. Best money I ever spent.

Finding one stock like $BN in 1993 can completely change your life. The challenge is actually holding onto them through the ups and downs after you find them.

Google Cloud is a monster 13 product lines with over $1B in annual revenue 28% growth in average revenue per product AI isn't going to kill Google; it's going to make the company more dominant.

If you’re making changes to your portfolio based on what you think is going to happen after the Fed meeting you’re trading not investing. Nothing wrong with that but it’s important to know the difference.

This will be interesting to watch play out. Martin Shkreli could be 100% right on his thesis for the stock but still have his short whiped out due to momentum/price action alone. It’s why shorting is so hard and can be so dangerous.

It's okay to be optimistic on stocks and also admit that: - Stocks don't always go up - No investment is a sure thing - You're going to be wrong about ~40% of your investments - You should expect 10% and 20% market pullbacks - There's a lot of extremely overvalued stocks right

I didn't feel like spending a bunch of time researching $OPEN so I had AI do it for me. I think it did a pretty good job. The prompt: "Layout the bull and bear case for OPEN stock over the next 5 years. At the end, summarize with the probability of a 100x vs probability of

Why is this something that AI can’t detect and block/ban immediately? Happens on literally every post

The stock market performance we’ve seen over the last 2 years is not the norm and investing is not this easy. Stay humble, lower your expectations for the future, manage your expenses, and yes, keep investing.

I’m a little worried that he’s too much of a cheerleader and is spending too much time doing things other than actually run the company. Typically not a good sign to have a CEO that has to be cheerleader as well. Question you must ask is what are they compensating for?