Anyone investing heavily this year??
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The Art and Science of Spending Money
Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch once nearly died of a heart attack.
Good read. I'll use this quote on my wife:
The Art and Science of Spending Money
Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch once nearly died of a heart attack.collabfund.com
@DC_Dude You asked about this in another thread
Excellent post.
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So $AMD ER today...
Everyone is expecting PC/client revenue (DIY, consumer desktops/laptops, business desktops/laptops) to be ugly. No surprise given $MSFT & $INTC numbers. Luckily, that's not their only business segment. It is a good sized revenue chunk though.
Data center revenue needs to impress given the revenue drop at $INTC. It's probably most profitable segment this quarter. Their embeded business (XILINX) just needs to keep plugging along. Gaming (PS5, Xbox, graphics cards, custom handhelds)...who knows.
I'm hoping they meet expectations, but guidance will be key. $AMD is probably going to be even more conservative given that miss in Q3.
Everyone is expecting PC/client revenue (DIY, consumer desktops/laptops, business desktops/laptops) to be ugly. No surprise given $MSFT & $INTC numbers. Luckily, that's not their only business segment. It is a good sized revenue chunk though.
Data center revenue needs to impress given the revenue drop at $INTC. It's probably most profitable segment this quarter. Their embeded business (XILINX) just needs to keep plugging along. Gaming (PS5, Xbox, graphics cards, custom handhelds)...who knows.
I'm hoping they meet expectations, but guidance will be key. $AMD is probably going to be even more conservative given that miss in Q3.
Good looking out..havent read that yet.
one up on wall street was a good read..
financially related books that I'm currently reading are: "snowball" (warren buffets autobiography) and "the psychology of money
Indeed.
Its been the earnings theme lately. Beat on revenue, but guidance ends up tanking the stock. Good thing is, if it drops too much, you can buy more.
No doubt maaan. RWH was a good one because it was more a book of different stories + lessons rather than a straight away investing tutorial. It added a human element to the folks that were profiled. It actually made me more open to research Howard Marks a bit more and he's become one of my favorite dudes to follow.
One Up On Wall Street and Psychology of Money, in particular, really resonated with me and my style. I follow Morgan Housel's Twitter and try to post up his letters when I remember.
Lynch, Marks (The Most Important Thing), and of course Buffett are always a good listen/read in my opinion. I have Snowball, but haven't gotten around to it yet; I guess because Buffett's story and lessons are so often recounted that I feel like I already know him well.
Right now, I'm trying to get though Marks, Mastering the Market Cycle and JL Collins, A Simple Path To Wealth.
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When that happens I sell some puts on it. I either get the premium or get it at a cheaper price.
I dunno but i have never stopped buying...kind of like my 401k.. up down im buying...nothing new just more of what i already have...
Of course he loss it all.
Easy come easy go.
For some ppl more money doesn’t fix their money problems.
Hmmph, thats how it felt last week. All squeezes. So if they are out now, down we go?
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in my area i dont have to go to amc i avoid them like the plague! their tickets have always been overpriced!
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