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    US January PPI 6.0% y/y vs 5.4% expected and US initial jobless claims 194K versus 200K estimate

    @jthree Wow what a hater. Paying off a house in 7 years is a big deal to me. Making over $100K in profits after taxes “timing the market” using common sense and not fighting the Fed has also worked out for me.
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    US January PPI 6.0% y/y vs 5.4% expected and US initial jobless claims 194K versus 200K estimate

    @neannajo5 I went all in TSLA as soon as JPow said QE two months after the March 2020 crash. Sold all TSLA shares in November 2021 shortly after Jpow eluded to QT and rate hikes starting in 2022. I still continued to invest in my retirement as I’ve been doing since 2012 when I started working...
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    US January PPI 6.0% y/y vs 5.4% expected and US initial jobless claims 194K versus 200K estimate

    @neannajo5 Confident enough of scalping the crap out of a couple companies. I’m not holding shares overnight for a while. If those companies I’m scalping go to a specific price range I will definitely go long. The risk is not worth it for me as of today.
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    US January PPI 6.0% y/y vs 5.4% expected and US initial jobless claims 194K versus 200K estimate

    @retiefff One thing is being in autopilot in your 401k retirement investments where you always put let’s say, 15% of your paychecks every month regardless of what happens out there. However, starting new long positions in your taxable brokerage account is not worth the risk when you consider the...
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