Stock Market/Investing/Fin Planning Catch-All

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maybe heelinhell can help this young buck out

id say cautiously follow the grift the dumps are gettin filthy rich but by following them you are risking getting duped bigtime
 
About 1/3 of S&P 500 report earnings the week of Oct 27,
including MSFT, META and GOOGL on Wednesday, and AMZN and AAPL
on Thursday
 
So the Fed cut the interest another 25 basis points this afternoon.

That should expand the stock market AI bubble tomorrow :giggle:
 
How you all have any faith at all in stocks is beyond me. No way in hell am i investing in that mess. None of the valuations are remotely based in reality.
The little bit of my portfolio I manage is up 24 percent this year. I mostly buy AI stocks, meta, pltr, amd, Nvidia and they have been crazy good. Almost panicked in March when stocks were tanking. Glad I hung in. The key will be what I do when it tanks again. Probably nothing.
 
The little bit of my portfolio I manage is up 24 percent this year. I mostly buy AI stocks, meta, pltr, amd, Nvidia and they have been crazy good. Almost panicked in March when stocks were tanking. Glad I hung in. The key will be what I do when it tanks again. Probably nothing.
Yeah and the guy at the craps rail can be up 30% and walk away busted. Same idea here. Stocks have ceased to have any relationship whatsoever to the underlying company's performance.
 
Yeah and the guy at the craps rail can be up 30% and walk away busted. Same idea here. Stocks have ceased to have any relationship whatsoever to the underlying company's performance.
Nah. Stock market always goes up. I do almost no selling and buy strong stocks when I have spare change. Pretty much can't lose strategy. My BIL sat out most of Biden presidency. Big mistake.
 
theres goin to be some very sad puppies shortly
Bubbles don't burst when interest rates are being cut, but bubbles do burst when the Fed starts hiking rates again so this AI bubble will burst and the markets will fall hard and fast eventually. The question is when.
 
I’m not sure valuations mean anything these days when so much capital is simply dollar cost averaging via retirement accounts and other vehicles that pump $$$ in regardless of prices.
 
I’m not sure valuations mean anything these days when so much capital is simply dollar cost averaging via retirement accounts and other vehicles that pump $$$ in regardless of prices.

This is my thinking as well. I do wonder what will happen when most boomers/gen X start drawing more heavily on their retirement accounts. Are there enough millennials and gen Z making enough money to keep it propped up?
 
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