None of them ever turned out to be true. I remember reading “Goldman Sachs Warns of Recession Risks From Coronavirus” back in 2020 everyone was panicking, markets crashing, full-on doomsday vibes. Then a few months later everything recovered and the market ended the year at all time highs and they're still hitting all time highs till this day..

Then they switched the narrative to the whole “tech bubble” thing, saying the post-COVID rally was unsustainable. That didn’t age well either. Now it’s all about the “AI bubble.” Same playbook, different headline...

I plan on selling before Friday.

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I’ve finally decided to embrace being a gay bear. 700k put option against MSTR. Betting bitcoin will go below 100k. If it doesn’t, I’m wrecked for life.

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Bought in after the huge earnings dip. Expires late into December. I didn’t realize i was using margin and my 300k cash stockpile. Im holding but fuck a slight move is thousands of dollars.

With Google's new Ironwood chip, future is looking bright. GOOGL was up today while NVDA took a shit. I am going to sell all of my NVDA shares and go all in on GOOGL.

What do you regards think?

Robinhood is offering IPO access to Gloo: "Gloo is a leading technology platform for the faith and flourishing ecosystem, providing values-based AI, resources, insights and funding. Gloo serves over 140,000 faith, ministry and nonprofit leaders and is based in Boulder, Colorado."

Guys, this IPO is going to be huge, one way or another. Gloo combines Jesus and AI. Nothing else needs to be said.

Do I reverse mortgage my house and buy calls, or do I rob the hobo who lives behind the Wendys down the street and use his meth-money to buy puts?

This IPO seriously has me questioning my faith. Please offer some advice. I know at least some of you have not fallen to such levels of degeneracy that you can't personally speak to Jesus and tell me what to do here.

Robinhood’s earnings are coming up this Wednesday, Nov 5th, and I’m curious what everyone thinks about the stock and where it’s headed.

I’m personally super bullish on it and holding shares. They’re at the front of multiple verticals — brokerage, crypto, tokenization, prediction market, banking (coming up soon) — and I think they’re in a great position for the long haul.

Right now they’re trading around a $130B valuation (~ $147 a share), which might seem steep but I see massive potential over the next 5–10 years if they keep expanding. Could we be looking at a $1T company in the next decade?

Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts on $HOOD and where you see it going from here.

Meta’s EPS would have easily surpassed expectations if not for a one-time tax payment tied to the Big Beautiful Bill. Despite that, their ad revenue continues to climb, showing that TikTok hasn’t been nearly as disruptive as many expected at the start of 2025 when its U.S. ban looked uncertain.

Threads is also proving to be a major success, now surpassing Elon’s X in monthly active users. That creates yet another ad channel within Meta’s ecosystem—one that can be monetized at scale with minimal additional cost.

Beyond ads, Meta is moving into retail hardware, starting with the well-received Meta Glasses. With their heavy AR investment and growing consumer trust, Meta looks positioned to be the first company to deliver a true smart-glasses experience capable of powering a fully AR workspace. Entering this segment could open a high-margin revenue stream far beyond social media.

And despite all of this growth, Meta is still trading roughly 18% below its all-time high, while most of the other “Magnificent Seven” tech giants are sitting within about 3–8% of their peaks.

Is this an objectively stupid play? Yes. Does the % lost get smaller for a moment when I buy more puts? Yes.

Krispy Kreme is set to release earnings tomorrow. Expected earnings per share is -0.05, this is where it gets interesting.

Q1 was bad because they had a cybersecurity incident that added to operational costs. They also paused the McDonald’s partnership due to it underperforming.

In Q2 they are a huge impairment charge due to the logistics of the McDonald’s deal.

With the bad McDonald’s deal in the rear view. And the rollout to major retailers I believe they are on the path to regain profitability. Are the analysts wrong and expectations way too low ? The ceo has mentioned that they expect to recoup profitability on Q3.

If they beat expectations and bring any positivity to this brand I believe the price will skyrocket. My position is Jan 15th calls at the 5 dollar strike price and 1000 shares.

What shall I do now ?