Talking stocks, trading, and investing in general

[Piobaire]

This is good. We are in a weird place.

Substack Vertigo - The Reformed Broker

Calm down.

thereformedbroker.com

Letting trades go by is great advice but he's lying about money and happiness not having an intersection.

 

[Omega Male]

How those covered calls looking today @Piobaire?

 

[venividivicibj]

How those covered calls looking today @Piobaire?

they can suck bofa

 

[beargonefishing]

they can suck bofa

Bofa what?

 

[venividivicibj]

Bofa what?

bofa deez nuts

 

[Piobaire]

How those covered calls looking today @Piobaire?

BTC at 90% profit and STO two deviation out if above my cost basis.

$$$$

 

[Texasmade]

How did that job interview go? Are you getting rejected like you hoped?

 

[Omega Male]

The opportunity cost of working is soon gonna be too high for Dr. Stonkso PhD.

 

[RedLantern]

Pretty good swing today - I feel like I missed an opportunity to do my weekly average in buy during the AM dip. I was busy with morning household administrative tasks so I set a limit order that wasn't quite filled. Question though - is there a generally accepted strategy for averaging in? I've been buying weekly on Wednesdays. Is is normal to just pick a specific day?

 

[jbarwick]

Pretty good swing today - I feel like I missed an opportunity to do my weekly average in buy during the AM dip. I was busy with morning household administrative tasks so I set a limit order that wasn't quite filled. Question though - is there a generally accepted strategy for averaging in? I've been buying weekly on Wednesdays. Is is normal to just pick a specific day?

Lump sum has mathematically been shown to have better outcomes but if you are buying on a set schedule, keep to the schedule and buy. Mutual Funds provide an interesting example as most of them buy at the end of the day. So if you threw money into a Vanguard fund, you would have missed all of the craziness of the morning. If you bought an ETF, you may have bought on the dip. Either way, if this is long-term money, just buy.

 

[RedLantern]

Lump sum has mathematically been shown to have better outcomes but if you are buying on a set schedule, keep to the schedule and buy. Mutual Funds provide an interesting example as most of them buy at the end of the day. So if you threw money into a Vanguard fund, you would have missed all of the craziness of the morning. If you bought an ETF, you may have bought on the dip. Either way, if this is long-term money, just buy.

It's almost like you are saying that attempted market timing is dumb . . .

 

[Piobaire]

Lulz. Those apes at WSB must be trying to run up GME again today. Market is down to sideways and GME pops almost 10% this morning?

 

[javyn]

Lulz. Those apes at WSB must be trying to run up GME again today. Market is down to sideways and GME pops almost 10% this morning?

Yeah AMC is the only thing in my portfolio that's green rn. TO THE MOONNNNNNN

edit: Full disclosure, I'm still sitting on like 50% paper losses though haha

 

[Texasmade]

Yeah AMC is the only thing in my portfolio that's green rn. TO THE MOONNNNNNN

edit: Full disclosure, I'm still sitting on like 50% paper losses though haha

Diamond hands! Hold the line.

 

[Piobaire]

I'm getting cock-blocked today. I have four open orders and none of my limits are getting filled.



But you know what?