Phoenix Watch - positive buying experience
I recently bought 2 Rolex GMT reps from Phoenix Watch - i posted this earlier but was removed, maybe because I linked his telegram channel? - and after having some time with them, I can say I’m quite satisfied. Pricing was good and quality is high (supposedly VSF).
I got a batgirl (jubilee bracelet) and Pepsi (oyster bracelet) with white meteorite dial modification.
Crazy deals on benchmade knives - https://www.knifesupplycenter.com/product-tag/benchmade/ - too good to be true?
Great seller. Easy to work with. Prompt sending of package. Highly recommended.
U/khapers was very easy to work with, very communicative and an easy transaction. Would highly recommend as a buyer or seller. Thanks for the exchange!
U/khapers was very easy to work with, very communicative and an easy transaction. Would highly recommend as a buyer or seller. Thanks for the exchange!
Looking to buy a 1 oz 2025 American Liberty High Relief Gold Coin. If you have one to sell, please comment on the post before PM. Please let me know how much you are looking to get and see if we can agree on a price.
Thanks in advance!
I thought I’d have grown since being sown and stitched together.
Now that I’m five it’s quite a time to be alive.
NonE of this is AI - we talking ‘bout practice…not the game…NOT the game…we here talking about practice.
I could use some uplifting on this cake day, so please Reddit, please do your best and do your thing 🫶🙂↕️
I’m interested in finding out what is the best / easiest / cheapest way to get some downside protection for my portfolio.
I’m only a little familiar with options. I know I could buy LEAPs on SPY or similar index ETF, but is this my best choice?
I don’t want to move to cash and risk the market continuing to rise - the problem there is you have to get the timing right twice. Exit somewhere near a top and then get back in somewhere near a bottom. Very hard to do. There are people who got out in 2008 and are still waiting to re-enter.
I figure we are seriously overdue for a decent correction, however, I don’t know when, from what level, for how long and how deep that correction may go. I figure my best choice is to just find the longest dated protection I can find.
Any other advice or suggestions? Are long dated puts the best choice?
Thanks!
Edit: Yeah, I’m underwhelmed at what buying long dated put options would provide as protection. I had this as a reply with a YouTube video linked that showed how much (or little) long dated put options helped protect on the downside. Needless to say- it didn’t help as much as you might think and comes at a not insignificant cost.
So I have a traditional solo 401k at Fidelity that I used to roll over from an old employer. Is it possible to do a mega back door Roth with this account? I’ve never done it before and still need to research if it makes sense for me to do so, but figured I’d first find it if it’s possible.
Thanks!