IEP
If you're feeling very brave.
If you're feeling very brave.
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If you're feeling very brave.
Too scary for me to buy any shares in any individual regional bank. I'm not familiar with DPST but the ETF for regionals is KRE which might be a possibility.Don't forget the regional banks for a nice high risk investment! I just bought some DPST after it fell another 18% this morning.
Too scary for me to buy any shares in any individual regional bank. I'm not familiar with DPST but the ETF for regionals is KRE which might be a possibility.
As @q6543 mentions, I'm not sure you could hang onto that one for a couple of years due to the nature of the ETF. Wouldn't decay almost certainly wipe you out?Hang in there on BOIL. Are you willing to wait a couple years to double your money?
Kold was in a unique situation with NG prices soaring around the Russia/Ukraine invasion. Now that prices are beginning to normalize there seems to be less volatility surrounding both products. I don’t think I would be long in either of them at this point. Boil is most likely gonna reverse split soon and NG could easily drop down below $2.00 again with summer upon us. There is money to be made playing the 5-10% swings if you have good timing but personally I am waiting for NG around 1.70-1.90 to start buying boil for the winter movements.I honestly don't know the answer other than I think as long as you're buying on the low end of the commodity's trading range, you're going to make money on the upswing. Look at the one year chart on KOLD, not the longer term charts for instance.
Nice. I'm still stuck in NVDA at $300 and INTC at $36. At least Intel pays a decent dividend. Nvida dividend is poor for a $700B company.A solid day for the market. BOIL is on an uptick, and my LRCX had a great day as well.
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We all got our asses handed to us the past couple years lol.I miss the days where every day we played in new stocks.
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We all got our asses handed to us the past couple years lol.
You alllmost broke even on NVDA today. Oh if we'd all just went all-in on new years dayNice. I'm still stuck in NVDA at $300 and INTC at $36. At least Intel pays a decent dividend. Nvida dividend is poor for a $700B company.