Dothemath2

Dothemath2 t1_jeh1i6k wrote

Or, mm and hedgies and smart money already in, will slowly exit as retail dumb money buys the rip.

Market will plateau as macd peaks until buyers run out of funds and hedgies dump it all in an elevator drop as retailers who bought at the top panic sell or tight stop losses get triggered, because people buying after a rip can have pretty tight stop losses.

Bears sitting in puts that expire 2 or 3 months out could be ok?

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Dothemath2 t1_ja7qj7x wrote

Volvo owns 49.5%, I think it’s like buying Volvo and they have the advantage of actually being a traditional car manufacturer with all the manufacturing expertise with additional funding from selling more shares on the market. I think they would be a far better option than lucid or Rivian but again it’s like buying a regular car company because you are buying Volvo.

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Dothemath2 t1_j6nrxcw wrote

Why though? Yields to go up because they are betting inflation is not under control? Doesn’t seem to make sense? Are they thinking massive outflows from treasuries to stocks or maybe US government debt issues or possible default or near default? I think the US will turn itself inside out before they default.

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Dothemath2 t1_j28rl4t wrote

Real af. When we first came to the America we had 2 suitcases and 10K usd. We had to send back 4K because someone died suddenly. 15 years later, we have realized the American Dream. Now solid middle class. Work and save your money, invest and the returns are real. The loses to. You can buy actual things and luxuries with it, feed your family.

How do you know it’s real? It’s a piece of cotton paper but you save it and it’s still there. You give it to someone and they will give you things or their time energy and skill regardless of how you got that piece of paper. That’s as real as it gets.

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