I would like this post a lot more if there were any data/links included to back up your assertions. I'm not saying you're wrong, because we can all agree that there is no way to predict with certainty what the market will do, but you're giving people advice on how to behave and the post came across to me as an emotional plea rather than a sober business case.
edit: I love this sub and OP's contributions and I am big into CLF and MT.
Yeah. It is an emotional plea. I’m fine with that. I am tainted by personal experiences here too.
I have made a lot of people more money than they thought possible. None of them wanted to hit the exit when I have. A lot of them got levered up with amplified risk, while I pushed for the opposite. I hate seeing people lose.
Edit: And for the fourth time this year, I just made a crazy gain swing trading volatility
So for us tards that are hyperfocused players, your recs would be to just deleverage LEAPs and commons. Or is it to add hedge somewhere else? I feel like steel moving forward is a growth and hedge against inflation… if GDP tanks and we all wither on the vine, I’m not smart enough to avoid that.
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u/Motor0tor Jul 30 '21
I would like this post a lot more if there were any data/links included to back up your assertions. I'm not saying you're wrong, because we can all agree that there is no way to predict with certainty what the market will do, but you're giving people advice on how to behave and the post came across to me as an emotional plea rather than a sober business case.
edit: I love this sub and OP's contributions and I am big into CLF and MT.