You mean it was so high because people wanted their quick cash?! No way!
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/a...100426791.htmlAl Shalloudi said he bought at $37 per share and cashed out late last week at $65 per share, clinching a 76% return on his $4,000 investment in just a few days. TMTG's stock closed on Monday at $48.66 after listing on Nasdaq last week in a deal that valued it at just $10 per share.
“It was a no-brainer. You buy the stock, wait for Trump's fan base to hear about it, and enjoy your profit,” Al Shalloudi said.
Q "Why do you like Duke, you didn't even go there." A "Because my art school didn't have a basketball team."
Keep xoooming, Jeffrey!
"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge" -Stephen Hawking
Recent inflation reports…
CPI - oh no!
PPI - don’t worry!
Thoughts?
Could see it going either way, but I don't think the fed is going to raise rates in July. That takes them at their word as data dependent and no big changes as to US economic status. Data doesn't support rate cuts that I can see.
Market is really hating these big bank returns. JPM down more than 5% seems like a buying opportunity to me.
I feel like market is taking a beating lately but it's still up 9% this year already. Still, with inflation numbers and fed moves and an election year, I am not overly optimistic and have cash on sidelines (since it's earning 5%+ in money markets) and will await buying opportunities later. Probably swapping out my 0% fixed I bonds for 1.3% fixed (+variable inflation rates) before end of month. Nice long term inflation percentage but of course some annoying restrictions/hoops to jump through in that regard and I still expect stocks to be better long term.
Why MM over TBills?
Because it's simpler/easier/pricing not based on secondary markets at the time...tbills yield a bit more though. Maybe I'm giving up a bit of return but I'm okay with it for complexity/redemption/flexibility tradeoffs. It's probably also just "momentum" in that I haven't historically had tbills... But yeah, for many, tbills look attractive right now.