Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

@TreeFortRichard

TSM reports earnings on Thursday. Tempted to keep these NVDA puts because I think TSM misses both top and bottom. That should drag all other chip stocks down with it. Choices, choices.

 

He couldn't do it alone. He's at his comp right now "adjusting" THUR CPI data. lol

 

i actually flipped and re-bought today...
Closed out the $160's at $300 profit around 9:45am and bought the $155s an hour later when it was $158/share. Also closed my $SPY puts on the same dip but no reentry on that

 

It's being stubbornly range bound right now. I still think it fills that $150 gap by EOW.

 

I've realized over the last few weeks...Take the 30% profits..
Re-enter if the opportunity presents itself...don't look back.

I've passed up that 30% so many times to tank hard....($UNH call)

 

I have as well but I've also had small gains turn into massive gains. I'll hold until I see a break in one direction or the other.

 

'Bad taste has made more millionaires than good taste'
So many people these days that are really good at having money but really suck at being rich

 

Bought another $UNH call in the dip today...going to try and cycle that in and out to get back some of my losses...I STILL think they'll pop on earnings 1/13

 

mahogany...everything mahogany. Toilet seat? mahogany. Hand detailed banister? mahogany. Custom thresholds? mahogany. Toothbrush? mahogany

 

Burgundy

 

A lot of the keeping industry is private and/or tight budget with how excessively popular it has become. Not sure it'd be worth the effort to figure out where the money to be made off that would end up.

It's to fight American Foulbrood(AFB), a bacteria that destroys hives; been in the works for decades.
The American bee industry is for the most part a massive shitshow of bees getting shipped around the country to big farms with ridiculous over population to meet pollinating demands. Add to that they're already not native here and a lot of the US is a bit wet of climate for them. It's basically like sending 60+% the bees here off to war each growing season; American Foulbrood is a beehive's trench fever. Varroa Mites from asian bees is another that's been around since 90s-ish that is now a world wide issue. Pretty much all bees get annual treatment for that already, but for AFB the only real treatment right now is to kill them off, burn the hive, and bury it.
The whole 'The Bees Are Dying at Alarming Rates' 'Save The Bees' shit is mostly just a fear based revenue generator for media slow days, based around those two issues(mainly the mites). They're legitimate concerns to an extent because of how much we rely on bees for agriculture, and keeping isn't nearly as easy/set it and forget it as it was 30+ years ago. But there's only maybe a handful of species of the thousands that are actually endangered and domesticated honey bees definitely isn't one of them

 

No money for the public
https://finance.yahoo.com/company/m...FudG8iLCJuIjoiTW9uc2FudG8ifQ==&.tsrc=fin-srch

 

I've got that POS over the VWAP since 13:54....get back down lil buddy

 

I think the all wood everything and olive garden-ish italian villa stuff is on it's way out. These days i'm seeing more like fake stone everywhere for the wealthy and really excessive almost sterile minimalism for the mega wealthy

 

NICE...
I'll save thousands building my replica olive garden...

 

So after skimming through a paper on the study it looks like it's at VC seed funding level now (third link)
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fvets.2022.946237/full
https://www.dalan.com/
https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/459223-12#overview

 

Nah, it ain't burgundy, it's merlot. You know, merlot brougham.

 

Honestly surprised we haven't seen more companies buying out and going private.

 

WE get a $BBBY update from @kairo