That was confusing, I literally saw this banner, left MW came here and saw your post.
If you want to beat the market just buy the 3x SPY fund on margin.
This post is not investing advice
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so how high is bbby gonna go tomorrow
also lol at the pump things getting pumped again, yeah we’re all still doing fine or that wouldn’t be happening
I’m sold, going 7 figures sqqq…lol.
But really, that is some good stuff!
Hot take: The “recession” isn’t coming.
It’s backdoor roth time and have some dry powder in the taxable account sitting on the sidelines. Any smart people here say to chill on it for another couple few months before it goes Bogling?
immediately suggests to me:
Three months after Clyde Ross moved into his house, the boiler blew out. This would normally be a homeowner’s responsibility, but in fact, Ross was not really a homeowner. His payments were made to the seller, not the bank. And Ross had not signed a normal mortgage. He’d bought “on contract”: a predatory agreement that combined all the responsibilities of homeownership with all the disadvantages of renting—while offering the benefits of neither. Ross had bought his house for $27,500. The seller, not the previous homeowner but a new kind of middleman, had bought it for only $12,000 six months before selling it to Ross. In a contract sale, the seller kept the deed until the contract was paid in full—and, unlike with a normal mortgage, Ross would acquire no equity in the meantime. If he missed a single payment, he would immediately forfeit his $1,000 down payment, all his monthly payments, and the property itself.
Marc, this you?
Last week, the star tech investor Marc Andreessen was revealed by The Atlantic to be against a proposal to bring new housing to the posh Bay Area town where he lives—a position at odds with his more general call in a famous essay for America to build new things again—including more housing in Northern California.
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I am writing this letter to communicate our IMMENSE objection to the creation of multifamily overlay zones in Atherton,” wrote Andreessen and his wife Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen in an email. “Please IMMEDIATELY REMOVE all multifamily overlay zoning projects from the Housing Element which will be submitted to the state in July. They will MASSIVELY decrease our home values, the quality of life of ourselves and our neighbors and IMMENSELY increase the noise pollution and traffic.”
how far they gonna push BBBY
Just create an additional tax on single family zoning. How much do they want to pay to maintain their lifestyles?
To my surprise, there was more volume last week than the peak volume week of Jan 2021 when it pumped to $58. There was more volume today than the peak day last week, and more than March 7, the day it shot from $16 to $35 on news that Ryan Cohen bought a 10% stake. Normal people are part of the current pump and 99% of WSB posts are about BBBY, so it seems there’s plenty more room for this to run.
I should’ve bought on the open today as I saw the same thing glancing on there that people were just gonna pile in on there but no it’s so hard to do what all the stupid people are doing
cramer being incredibly wrong was written in intelligent investor lolol (zweig’s commentary update whenever that was)
this was the 1% post that wasn’t BBBY on wallstreetbets
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This man is the greatest entrepreneur of all time:
The rare person you insist puts on shoes when he goes inside your house.
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I’m in the same boat. It’s technically my future down payment, but having it sit in VMFXX earning 0.05% is making me hurt.
Yep, I’m so conditioned to accept that I’m too stupid to time the market, but all I hear is recession recession recession lost decade yada yada and so I sit here on my stupid hands being stupid.
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