Anyone investing heavily this year??

How much money did you lose/gain this past week?


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Tdot_firestarta

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I posted all this up in the A. Hayes threads, but thought I'd leave it here too since Macro Economics / Investing is discussed





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Good looking, I'll watch it later
 

Madrox

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Buffet is a shrewd investor. He'was against using weapons of mass destructions aka options yet he used options to buy coca cola shares.

I was actually gonna pose that question to the room here: how many folks use options in order to buy shares of companies that you plan to hold long term?

Like you said I believe Buffet and Phil Town both use options strategies to build positions to hold (I guess they'd be selling puts [?] so that they get paid the premium, and if the price goes down and someone wants to sell to cut their losses, Buffet/Town would then be more than happy to buy the company they wanted to own anyway.. and they get the shares at a lower price + keep the premium).
 

HellBoy

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I was actually gonna pose that question to the room here: how many folks use options in order to buy shares of companies that you plan to hold long term?

Like you said I believe Buffet and Phil Town both use options strategies to build positions to hold (I guess they'd be selling puts [?] so that they get paid the premium, and if the price goes down and someone wants to sell to cut their losses, Buffet/Town would then be more than happy to buy the company they wanted to own anyway.. and they get the shares at a lower price + keep the premium).
Its the best way. Its like you get a coupon (premium) on the shares you buy.

You sell a cash secured put for $AAPL @ 160 (Because you are willing to buy 100 shares at that price)
If $AAPL doesnt drop to $160, you are off the hook to buy them, but you keep the premium
Do that every week until the stock hits $160, then you will have to buy the 100 shares.
 

DC_Dude

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I was actually gonna pose that question to the room here: how many folks use options in order to buy shares of companies that you plan to hold long term?

Like you said I believe Buffet and Phil Town both use options strategies to build positions to hold (I guess they'd be selling puts [?] so that they get paid the premium, and if the price goes down and someone wants to sell to cut their losses, Buffet/Town would then be more than happy to buy the company they wanted to own anyway.. and they get the shares at a lower price + keep the premium).
Its the best way. Its like you get a coupon (premium) on the shares you buy.

You sell a cash secured put for $AAPL @ 160 (Because you are willing to buy 100 shares at that price)
If $AAPL doesnt drop to $160, you are off the hook to buy them, but you keep the premium
Do that every week until the stock hits $160, then you will have to buy the 100 shares.

That's interesting that Warren does this because the first time I heard someone talk about this strategy was Wall Street Trapper. Use the money from your options profits and take those profits to buy more stocks in your long term portfolio....
 

RoomService

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Its the best way. Its like you get a coupon (premium) on the shares you buy.

You sell a cash secured put for $AAPL @ 160 (Because you are willing to buy 100 shares at that price)
If $AAPL doesnt drop to $160, you are off the hook to buy them, but you keep the premium
Do that every week until the stock hits $160, then you will have to buy the 100 shares.
is there a video teaching you how to do this?
 

Efkie

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I was actually gonna pose that question to the room here: how many folks use options in order to buy shares of companies that you plan to hold long term?

Like you said I believe Buffet and Phil Town both use options strategies to build positions to hold (I guess they'd be selling puts [?] so that they get paid the premium, and if the price goes down and someone wants to sell to cut their losses, Buffet/Town would then be more than happy to buy the company they wanted to own anyway.. and they get the shares at a lower price + keep the premium).
Because of stupid rules here in EU, I can’t buy US ETF’s in the name of protection. An US ETF can only be bought if a KIID is available.
The KIID has to be translated to were the Eu customer resides. And this will not happen ofcourse.
So i short puts and get VOO delivered. I haven’t done this for along time since VOo has become very expensive.
 
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Helico-pterFunk

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DC_Dude

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Is this held at the same spot every year or do they move around location-wise?
The last 2 years it’s been in Maryland. Mainly PG county. The founder Cedric Nash mainly lives in MD.

No knock to EYL but it’s all financial folks that work in the industry and all black.
 

Helico-pterFunk

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Llano

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"The Mayflower descendant grew up in the wealthy enclave of Greenwich"

White mommy & daddy can sue all they want but Fidelity ain't allowing a broke kid from the hood to do those risky trades.
 

Helico-pterFunk

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Madrox

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DESCRIPTION:

I have previously produced videos discussing a very simple two-fund portfolio, which just contains global stocks and bonds. In this video, I explore the concept of a three-fund portfolio and explain why adding a touch more complexity to your portfolio could prove beneficial. Additionally, I take a look at the types of investments that could potentially serve as an effective third fund, and demonstrate their impact on risk and return.

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction
00:29 Why Two Funds?
02:01 Why Add Three?
03:19 High Inflation
05:21 Third Fund Candidate
09:15 Allocations
13:29 Variations
 

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I think the most interesting thing to me is $AMD is going to make ARM cpus. They already make other ARM chips but cpus... They have a really tight supply of silicon from $TSM so why would they even produce these. Interesting. So many questions.
  • I guess $MS is gonna really get behind ARM for Windows? Like, seriously this time.
  • Any impact to server/data center? Article mentions PCs, but...?
  • Does $ARM see an opportunity to raise licensing fees? C.R.E.A.M. get the money.
  • Lots of folks want the death of x86, but how long will be before for the software vendors really optimize code for ARM (especially if ARM takes a minute to make inroads). MacOS is kinda the exception (and example), but $AAPL vertically integrated the whole process.
Ultimately, ARM vs x86 vs RISC-V... the ISA (instruction set architecture) won't matter. It's about the compute
 

HellBoy

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Yup because I believe all your money that grows in a Roth is all tax free...

My goal this year is to max out my Roth every year...
Peter Thiel Roth IRA: This strategy is all about investing in high-growth companies through a tax-advantaged account. In 1999, Thiel scooped up 1.7 million PayPal shares for $1,700. By 2002, Thiel's shares were worth $55.5 million.
 
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