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Wouldn't it make sense for a company that makes a lot of profit providing a fairly stable produce or service (Mcdonalds, Wal-mart, Oil companies) to use a dividend? They don't have the growth upside anymore and probably would not be able to use the capital effectively besides share buybacks.

But in that example 1 day later its back to normal plus increased more 🤔

so, if the company that pays dividens stopped paying them my profit would be the same it just wouldnt be split into equity and dividend, it would be just in the higher equity?

Dividend investing is all about getting annual cash flow without touching the underlining asset. If you are going to pay yourself "dividend" by selling stocks, eventually you'll run out of stocks to sell. Reinvesting the dividend is about building position in said stock for more dividends in the future when you wanna retire with a steady payout. It's a long term play

very sad story and yes the border guy could've been nicer but why take chances. it was def not you fault the first time but the second time it was def something illegal and got caught. Sorry to hear this happened to you.

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Thanks for sharing your mistakes we learn from them and we kept moving.

That's crazy.....

The ultimate Deep State nightmare.

Crime doesn't pay.

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Your email today was great! I was thinking along the same lines but nice to hear it from an expert like you. Be well!

What a sad story. Best wishes

Ouch! I'll bear this in mind when I'm having a bad day

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Good advice. Subscribed bro!

1:22 "...max your profit by reducing your losses..." agree, but how about reducing whipsaws ? Is there something that you can do about it ?

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Thank you so much for this amazing video! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

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can you automate stop losses with an iron condor or it must be manual

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I have recently learned that there is NO WAY to view a single point in time on a historical chart without subconsciously taking into account everything to the right of that point. If you can see that there is an eventual recovery then it is easy to say, "they should have waited it out." The benefit of glimpsing into the future of any given point is impossible to ignore. I have taken to using a piece of paper to cover the screen and reveal it very slowly from left to right.

I'll be retiring in a few years and I will be able to spend a few hours a day trading options and taking profits from more volatile securities.

Golf is only a hobby, not a lifestyle. I have what Lee Westwood calls "Loft," which is some kind of acronym, I guess.

Media! Hoawk-Tua! My feeling about media is this: The Wall Street Journal must, absolutely must, be truthful and unbiased about any and all political issues that might effect the economy. WSJ readers are so dependent on this information that one bit of falsehood from the Journal might lead to financial disaster for someone or some group or some brokerage or bank or even the whole economy. WSJ knows that it would be crucified if it engaged in any kind of spin. So here's my political message to y'all: If it's in the WSJ (and not in its op-ed section) then you can safely believe it. As far as I can tell, they have NEVER spun a report in any direction, other than for the needs, tastes and reading preferences of financial and economic news readers. They are seldom wrong, but being wrong about something, once in a great while, is not the same thing as spinning or exaggerating or outright lying, like most other papers do. I would have to give the WSJ a 99%+ accuracy rating and a spin factor of near 0%. That's as good as it gets and an order of magnitude better than any other. I am not, in any way, affiliated with the WSJ, but I have been reading their paper for 4 decades, even though I have not been any kind of investor for most of my life. It's just a reliable source.

Profiting instead of waiting. "Wait and hope" is not sound or reasonable strategy, but I fully understand it. It was difficult for me to let go of my few oil royalty trust ETFs when the oil prices dropped suddenly a short time ago. My first and second instincts were to ride it out and wait for it to come back in a week or two. After two weeks I looked again and almost convinced myself to wait longer. It's oil, afterall. It's bound to bounce back. We're in an oil crises, right? The middle-east is still unstable, right? Even if Israel does what it says and leaves the Iranian oil machinery alone, it's still a powderkeg, right? But reason won out and I sold it all. I reinvested right away and have been profiting instead of waiting. I am not invested in any kind of index. I put all my eggs in one basket -- well, maybe two or three. I've been leveraging Nvidia Stock pretty heavily for the last few months, but I'm watching them closely. Pitfalls and minefields lurk around every corner, but I don't think the anti-trust issue is an issue any longer under the incoming administration -- unless Elon has a grudge against Nvidia that I don't know about. Probably not.

I'm just getting started. I've taken to heart something Warren Buffet said several decades ago. Too much Diversification is a trap, he said. He said to invest in highly profitable leaders of the industries -- companies with great financials, great capital returns, and consistently high earnings. In other words, he said to wait for the unicorns to come along and invest heavily in them. I believe that. I don't want to have my money in an S&P index fund. I think there's more money to be made from the few leaders of the industries. I have only been an investor for a few months and I only own one thing... well, not own it, exactly, but I have been leveraging NVDA pretty heavily. I am looking to expand to a second unicorn, but in the mean time, I keep a close watch on Nvidia and all of its potential pitfalls. Keeping a weather eye on the Nvidia horizon -- that's my substitute for diversification. Warren Buffet suggested this and I don't see a flaw in his reasoning. The "don't put all your eggs in one basket" sentiment is ridiculous. Where would Elon Musk be if he believed that, or Bill Gates. Anyway, I'll watch the rest of this video and a couple of others, but for now you have one new sub and a thumbs up. I like seeing alternative ways of thinking about the market. Good stuff, so far.

If the S&P 500 ends badly, The whole stock market will end badly.

Any educated investor would have. I’m especially not worried about a recession because I’m young, single, no kids, debt free, make more than enough to pay all my bills and have 12 months of expenses saved for emergencies with the rest invested and being invested. In the future I may need more money but that’s why I’m saving and investing while I’m young.

What’s gunna cause a drawdown

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You’re not going to be able to avoid anything using VTS. You lose money in up markets with his crazy scheme. And I was once a subscriber.

Outstanding

Outstanding work

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Question: Have you thought about the possibility of sending a second daily email after the market closes ? For those in the community who are willing to pay some more money for the opportunity to see the change of the barometer reading at the end of the day (short email, only barometer, no trades etc.). Let's say for the 'active traders' only. Thank you in advance.

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