Sold most of $crwd recently so holding large gain, ready to put more into $goog, already my top long term holding for decades. 3.7 flash model regaining recognition. Soon reiteration with 3.8 expected. Could be a new trend of faster and cheaper. I think many will follow some big time investors into $goog. Its stakes in Anthropic and spacex are magnificent. I Feel very comfortable joining them.
Do amateurs also play the lifetime ball?
Refreshing to see Tama dropping the ball with a very simple tossing motion instead of the prevalent topspin version. With Tama’s increasing influence, hopefully a simpler approach to drop can gain more following.
Consistency is the key. Simpler is better.
Long term holder here. Why the recent surge??
Holding decent amount of stocks but clueless about its position and direction in the whole scheme of things. Any pros and cons ?
Pretty solid reviews. I really did not like the steak tips. Those who have tried both, how is the new filet version different?
I would be interested to get some if available in store.
For those leaning into high growth like I am, it is imperative to have some stocks that can counterbalance the high flyers.
Most are red but my green ones are BIP, COST, UNH.
Reading the postings on Reddit I find certain longs and certain shorts amusing. I have a small position going long but I’m fully aware of its precarious position. It won’t go up like crazy overnight. Please don’t go all in or back up your truck. But I think shorting at this level is pushing to the extreme. To each his own. Time will tell. I’m betting on a turn around story playing out in time.
Have done very well, essentially a 10 bagger since Covid days. But any time over 500 gets me concerned on valuation. Any insights on staying still and let it play out?
Sure it’s a tug of war between longs and shorts. I’m not going to convince either side my position. I think my 50k shares is a reasonable, comfortable bet for me. I have time and I don’t need a quick exit. The entertainment of waiting to see things develop is worth it.
Ben Johns notably mentioned recently that he’s focusing more on nutrition and sleep to better recover and rejuvenate. Not sure if his new program is working well but to me his recent Masters performance is suggestive. Could be my own confirmation bias, he did look more energized, though skipping singles another factor. Have you tried some programs that work for you wrt nutrition and sleep? https://www.massgeneralbrigham.org/en/about/newsroom/articles/recovery-for-athletes