picked up boeing, corning and qqqs. can't know when the bottom hits, but i felt it was time to get in. bought an etf late last year with chinese and indian stock as it's base, has done terribly.

boeing up $25 a share since mid-may. still getting orders, can they fill them within the buyers' time-frame? delta just bought 100 737s. delta isn't one of their main customers, good for boeing. to me, boeing should be, but, isn't a trade. going to hold for awhile. when they finally compensate the airlines for the max and late 787 deliveries, should pay a dividend again and stock could get into the $200s.

IBM reacting horribly to what looked like a solid earnings report. Even with currency headwinds, their revenues were fine and beat on adjusted earnings. Analysts seem worried about cash flow, but I am confused as I did not see anything weird.

I bought boeing mid april 2020 and sold in may 2021 after i got my 100%. I thought for sure i'd go 3X because of where it had been but timed getting out right. I thought about getting back in but have not yet at this point and likely will not.

Some physco bitch on npr today said Biden was going to make it clear the climate is a national emergency but the reporter kept asking if that meant a formal emergency and the bitch wouldn't elaborate because she knew there's no fucking emergency it's summer and it's hot

Some physco bitch on npr today said Biden was going to make it clear the climate is a national emergency but the reporter kept asking if that meant a formal emergency and the bitch wouldn't elaborate because she knew there's no fucking emergency it's summer and it's hot

Some physco bitch on npr today said Biden was going to make it clear the climate is a national emergency but the reporter kept asking if that meant a formal emergency and the bitch wouldn't elaborate because she knew there's no fucking emergency it's summer and it's hot

I bought boeing mid april 2020 and sold in may 2021 after i got my 100%. I thought for sure i'd go 3X because of where it had been but timed getting out right. I thought about getting back in but have not yet at this point and likely will not.

My advice from early 2020 applies. Retirement money should stay fully invested at your desired allocations. For anyone under 50, that is 100% in equities. Continue to dollar cost average in.

For your money outside of retirement, make sure you have paid off all high interest rate debt before dabbling into the market. Maintain proper liquidity, ie cash, for emergencies. Fixed income investments are starting to get more attractive and will continue to get more so. If you have the appetite for risk, then lots of tech stocks are starting to look attractive. But if you lose sleep at night from investment losses, then you should not be investing in equities outside of your retirement portfolio.

In my trading portfolio, I have a strong preference for value stocks and dividend paying stocks. I recently dipped into a beaten down PayPal with a half unit investment, meaning half of my desired total to catch it lower if it dips more. The rest of my trades have been disclosed on the board. I am sitting on way too much cash in my trading portfolio, but I did not trust this Covid market. I will continue to go bargain hunting as I have throughout 2022.

Remember buy low….and we are getting low on lots of stuff. There is plenty more potential downside, so keep that in mind.

I don't get Paypal. There are more convenient apps. I still use it, but I'm like 90 and hate change.

Last 3 month or less I've been buying Tesla, Amazon, and Crowdstrike and doing well. but everything else had been broad market driven.

The menstrual cycle changes among Hassidic Jewish women was something as well.

I think I could be treasury secretary.

Something bad happened? Slash rates!

Something good happened? Raise rates!

The menstrual cycle changes among Hassidic Jewish women was something as well.

Yeah, but if I was treasury secretary I'd make it so I could do those things.

A male secretary? Now I've heard it all.

The menstrual cycle changes among Hassidic Jewish women was something as well.

A male secretary? Now I've heard it all.

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Pope Francis has ordered that the Holy See and connected entities move all financial assets to the Institute for Works of Religion (IOR), commonly known as the Vatican bank.

The pope’s rescript, issued Aug. 23, clarifies the interpretation of a paragraph in the new constitution of the Roman Curia, Praedicate Evangelium, promulgated in March.

According to Francis’ rescript, financial and liquid assets held in banks other than the IOR must be moved to the Vatican bank within 30 days of Sept. 1, 2022.

Down 1080 right now