Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

That Reddit post has a chart pictured but I can't find that chart. Is it even real? Can you have a candlestick chart for the DJIA?

 

Watch all you want. But don't watch things that don't give you sources to verify what they're saying. It's like watching Fox, CNN, MSNBC, ABC, etc. If you believe what you're watching and there's no sources to back it up, than you're just watching something that confirms your own bias.

Edit: If you find a web based mainstream media that lists its sources, I'll send you a $100 gift card to the store of your choice. Luckily, I won't have to pay that, because anybody who's creating video has an agenda to promote, whether it's corporate or sponsored. Nobody is doing it for free if it's visual. Read, don't watch.

 

Of all the bad traits I have, being naive is not one of them.

 

Good, then you wouldn't have said you're a visual learner vs. reading. You'd most definitely understand that everything that comes to you through a TV or youtube channel is not to be trusted.

 

I've got Doge coin in RH which is as much a joke as robinhood presenting that they care about our security or privacy. If I lose $8 of doge well then hopefully RH loses a lot more.

 

What does TW think of Porch? NASDAQ: PRCH

I like how they're a vertically integrated moving model, especially with so many people transferring from the city to the suburbs, working from home needing more space for a home office & families, I think they're a great buy.

I'll be doing some DD this weekend before buying, but want to see what TW things?

 

Yes you can. This is today's chart in 5 minute time frames. I don't see anything abnormal. The last sell-off is at the same line as the earlier sell-off. 418M in volume is totally normal.

 

Gamestop, what other stores are there?

 

So are you going to try to tell me that everybody who is a illiterate isn’t learning by reading?
Seriously though it’s a hell of a lot easier to learn to operate a piece of machinery from a video than from an owners manual written in one language and translated into two others and then back into English. “ be sure when having the switch not closed one is careful to believe it’s open“

 

Maybe at some point in your life, you'll realize that your 20/15 eyesight has deteriorated over time and reading becomes much more difficult. Then you might understand what I'm talking about.

I may not be expressing myself correctly enough for you to understand, but I'm fk'n tired, it's been a long day.

 

No way man look at the Dow today here’s the yahoo link average volume is 4 million today’s volume is 418 million
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/^DJI?p=^DJI&.tsrc=fin-srch

 

He’s always going to side with literature. That’s what his fancy college paperwork is associated with

 

A video published by the manufacturer that that walks you through how to operate a machine without cutting your hands off is quite a bit more congruent than a some chucklefuck on youtube or reddit espousing hype without providing any proof.

I trust the operators manual from the manufacturer a lot more than I trust the guy on a youtube video telling me it's not necessary to change the bearings out after 10k hours on my press-brake.

 

I don't need your money son.

 

Yahoo is wrong.

https://www.investing.com/indices/us-30-historical-data

 

Plus I’m guessing he’s discovering a lot of that Bulleit is evaporating because there’s no way the birthday boy drank that much!!!!

 

Look at AAPL alone. 100M daily volume. It's part of the DOW index.

https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/aapl

Anything else?

 

Ohhh, I got one of those...

It even says Magna Cum Laude.

 

I know you’re gonna make me do more work. Also how would yahoo be off by that much

 

The gif didn’t embed properly the first time