Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Let's be real though:




(I am hoping whatever I hooked is capital gains)

 

Hey you're back. Put up the shortbus picture again

 

Yeah it was the old thread. I bought up some $FUN and then grabbed some $CCL and $NCLH from advice in that thread. The latter two are doing well too but I think they are still a hold for now…

 

So crude oil is up almost $14 a barrel in one month… Will we break $100 by March? I know from previous situation that at that price the pumping of oil becomes profitable for certain entities that presently produce oil at a net loss. Oh the irony.

 

Gas gets expensive enough and we might need to liberate somebody.

 

The species name actually has an S at the end, making it applicable for singular or plural applications believe it or not.

I like to invest in companies headed by homo sapiens leaders. Their homo sapiens employees often also add value.

 

It’s in my signature lol

 

Everyone having fun?

 

A blast. Maybe it's just me, but pre-market reporting seems catiwampus today. Keeps zeroing out to previous days closing values.

 

Oh yeah, what's more enjoyable than watching money you tossed in a blatantly corrupt system fade away?




#HODL

 

Fade away? You need to toss more in a different area of the pool. These markets are for making money

 

There are many courses you can take for $500 to $5000 per class to teach you how to not throw your money away.

I'd be happy to point you toward them for a small finders fee. Just subscribe to my service.

 

Does this class also teach us how to properly identify someone as being “an old fuck”

 

I'm only speaking to the play account gambles...

#GME
#BBIG

#IGXT
#GTII - finally got out with some profit

YouTubeEdumacated

 

Sweatted that one...

Spoiler: Wordle 5

 

Those aren’t gambles! Those are brilliant investments

 

I just like the stock.

 

I wonder when everyone in the paroxysms of this rate tantrum looks around and realizes "Theres still no alternative to stocks and real estate with sub-1% FFR in a 5-7% inflation environment."

 

#1 lesson on every single one of them. Just stick to your trading plan. Every time I've lost big is because I deviated from my plan