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It is almost as bad as his MMA fighting
Probably for the best, she was very aggressive sexually back in the day. Spent an afternoon with her and Elizabeth Warren. They ran a transcontinental railroad on me. After that they double teamed for some MMA action, end up in hospital with broken ribs. All covered up of course.
SPAXX is good for cash you might need soon. A MMA or HYSA will not tank like stocks can when the market changes. Rates can always rise or fall depending on the Fed, so if you want to do some tracking, we track updated rates on our website and you’ll notice that a lot of them vary. Sometimes an online bank pays better, other times brokerage MMAs do. The ones that have physical locations have lower rates since they also pay for the overhead costs. My advice is do not try to time the market with money you're planning to invest next year. Park it somewhere safe that pays, then start DCAing when you're ready. Waiting for the perfect moment usually just means missing gains.
MMA will be fine and is insured by SIPC. There is technically the possibility of these funds “breaking the buck” where you could lose money money but this is an extremely rare event and even when it has occurred the pay out was something like 98 cent to the dollar.
> However, I'm a bit skeptical of the market. If things go south, is it better to hold in my bank, or leave it within these brokerage institutions (i.e., my MMA)? You have to ask yourself what you're trying to accomplish and what you can or can't accept. Markets—especially broad equities—can and do suffer substantial and/or prolonged draw-downs. Those are *great* opportunities to be putting money *in* to the market, not running away back to a checking/savings account. If your next thought is, "Well what if I need the money if/when there's a major correction?" then that $$ shouldn't be going into volatile assets in the first place. Why not start trickling money into index funds now? Even if it's tiny amounts; truly a trickle. I'm a firm believer that the earlier you can get your feet wet the better, and times of market uncertainty and volatility are the best. The *worst* thing would be someone starting to invest while the market is just steadily marching upward and fooling oneself into a false sense of confidence or risk tolerance...
My MMA at a local credit union gives me a bit over 3.6%. I don’t see many short term CDs much over this mark…plus, I’m locked in for at least 6mos or else penalties. I see what you’re saying but I read in many places that the wealthy (not me though) use debt as a tool. I keep reading time in the market wins all, not so much timing the market. That said, I want jamb as much money into the market as soon as I can. I’m not getting any younger here and there will always be things that pop up in the home. If I held onto cash for every single thing that could pop up (non-emergencies), I feel I wouldn’t be maximizing what I could invest. A bit of background as to why I’m like this. 18yrs ago I invested in Tesla. I only put around $1,000 on it and sprinkled another $6K or so among other stocks such as FB (at the time), and a few others that just did ok. Obviously Tesla took off and it’s now worth almost $250K alone…a bit over 500shares. My point is, I had A LOT more money back then than just a few thousand dollars (I was 27 only engaged, no kids), I could’ve easily put another $10K spread over those few stocks where Tesla couldn’t been worth over a million now. Instant college savings and paid off mortgage. But no, I left tens of thousands in my account (remember, 17yrs ago). So now, I’m kicking myself - hard. Now I have severe FOMO and reading how people are making a killing themselves on stock like SOFI, PATH, NBIS, NVDIA etc, and feel my measly $700/wk in my brokerage account just isn’t doing enough damage (in a good way). This is why perhaps I’m struggling with this and asking you all for your perspectives…which I appreciate!
I get where you're coming from. It's painful to watch a sum miss the boat on a bull run, when you see what it could be worth in 20 years. It sounds like you're wrestling with what job to give your $100k. It started as a home reno fund, and you're tempted to give it the new job of retirement fund and use different funding for your home reno. Two cents is that this cash is insurance. It's not a retirement vehicle, it's not a renovation fund, it's the money that lets your family sleep at night. It's the peace of mind buffer than ensures you never have to sell your investments at a loss during a downturn to fix a problem. Congrats, you're in an amazing position and are already winning the retirement game w/ $100k+ a year. Your cash is not failing by earning 3% in a MMA. It's succeeding at its real job which is to hedge against tail risk and protect your $MM portfolio. How much you need for that peace of mind is a personal decision, but what you have buys you security. It's not a waste.
I'd think the problem with this question is that you can't time a market crash. When I approach retirement, I'll keep enough cash in my MMA to live three years without touching my retirement money. If the market never bounces back, well, as others have said, I'll have bigger problems to worry about then.
knew it was over when I saw him doing MMA years ago...
I've been watching META all year and honestly Zuck's been way too distracted with his MMA training and wierd metaverse flex 😂 Meanwhile Bezos just quietly crushed it with AWS growth. I'm still holding my META calls but damn, should've seen this coming when he started posting those cringe workout videos What's the context here though? Earnings miss or something else? 🤔
Once you enter the metaverse there is no leaving. You are forever trapped in a virtual world watching Zuck surf crudely rendered waves and battle Elon Musk in a crudely rendered MMA arena.
no shit, those are blue chip as fuck. Except KO. That's like some MMA type of shit there
Correct. The new safe net cash reserves is $10,000,000 invested in MMA/CDS/Treasuries yielding 5% available or $500,000 in passive fixed income. 10m is the new goal post.
Props for YNAB. I also use it as our budgeting software and it’s simply amazing. Keep it up! I’m 29 and have your same goals, low cost on car/rent, want to buy a house as soon as I reasonably can. ROTH is a good move for retirement, I would recommend build up a 3-month vision first and land that in a HYSA or something like it. I put my savings in a Vanguard MMA and I get a higher APY, but to each their own. For a ROTH you can withdraw up to 10k for a home so you have flexibility with your goals, but everyone here is going to recommend to leave it and they’re not wrong. Just be conservative with your securities and allow your money to make you more money. You’re 19, that money will go a long ways when you’re older.
No, these are not penny stocks. They are brilliant. ABTC was a Segway for HUT8 to set up the new business. They are the parent company. The reverse split saved them valuable and necessary time. At these levels it’s trading well below fair value. Your saying that HUT 8s mining bison was worthless. MMA is a necessary and possible excellent idea. Eg. erbb is a penny stock and BYND is not. It was undervalued. Know the difference and don’t be greedy. BYND has been beaten down for years. I saw this coming a long time ago and bout at 5,4,3, sold high, and bought back in on the stupidity
Why MMA not running after the news drop? Any idea?
I didn't think i'd see $MMA movement until next year, but i'll take it.
MMA anyone watching it or invested?
There are no taxes on MMA withdrawal because it's just like a savings account. Only the interests that you receive are taxed. You've been withdrawing $275k over the past 24 months, how are you asking this now? What have you been doing this entire time?
Guys economy might get fucked but we’re getting an MMA fight in the White House to keep us entertained
Hi there. I am an active stock and options trader and manage my own family office investment . I posted my review on $MMA and as I’m new to Reddit and the group its seems that it’s not allowing me to post. Please review what I have posted. I believe I can be a good contributor.
If it's green I'll finally get up the nerve to invite the girl next door for dinner. Fuck her MMA bf
$POET is done lol. Apparently it is NOT even a tech company that invested 75M$ into them, was just some MMA. Dumping in AH as we speak. It was a good 1 day run lol.
Well, I became a millionaire using it (along with OI, 20,50,100,200 MMA levels, RSI, ecc) It's pretty good if you don't use it in isolation, sure you can't immediately tell if a position is somebody speculating buying calls or hedging but if you check other things like the OI and upcoming news/events you can kinda tell which is which
You should read up on the 2008 crash and MMAs. People did lose their savings and I went over that on the one eating class. They aren't high risk but they are not no risk. And right now an MMA has about 4.25% yield at fidelity compared to a no risk 3.75% APY. So is that . 5% really worth the risk if you believe their could be an AI bubble looming with a 2008 style crash? Maybe for you the answer is yes but the point of the club is to understand the products and make informed decisions.
Dollar tree is historically resistant to low economies. Since bad economies typically mean a shift to lower cost alternatives, companies like this are good to invest in during a bare market since they will be abnormally profitable. I wouldn't be surprised if the concept of market resistant companies were brought up. So I think this person went well if MMA's are bad, where do I park my money instead. And unfortunetly, clung onto on this concept. Granted that that advice is generally intended for high risk, extra cash to invest, and no right minded person makes the leap from MMA to a single stock. But he may have though if he's shifting a "risky" investment into another "risky category" its in the same ballpark?? I think people struggle with grey area, an investment is good or bad. Not hedged or balanced. So some in an mma, some in a class 4 fund, and some in a high yield savings is a complicated structure, and won't work for everyone. You'd never want all of your money in any 3 category therefore they're 3 bad investments - rather than, as a balanced investment, it's a good strategy. My hypothesis anyway. Either way, really interesting story 😂😂
Are you people holding on to MMA?
Our situations are almost identical. I have 6months cash in SPAXX accumulating high yield saving like interest rates. I also have some cash in there to go towards down payment on a home in the next likely 2 years. Question though, what’s an MMA? I hold everything in SPAXX because it gains interest like an HYSA, it’s accessible, has unlimited transfers/withdraws and I can use it on a moments notice to buy dips for ETFs/blue chip stocks when they dip. But again not sure what an MMA is and nah d I’m missing out
That’s what I’m doing. I don’t worry about the fluctuations because I only invest what I don’t need at the moment. I have 6-months of expenses set aside in a HYSA and a chunk of change for a house in a MMA but I admittedly buy SPY or blue chips stocks when they dip heavily and sell for quick buck on occasion
You’re better off keeping that money in a MMA or just go SP500.
Ok, well just as a thought experiment, if I did keep some money on the side, does something like SCHP do well in a market crash? Would I be regretting not just keeping it all in a MMA?
Get hard. Watch MMA.
Anyone watching $MMA?
MMA and KVUE, that’s all I got
MMA seems interesting… but I want to hear more news
MMA - lets all go full port! Pew pew pew!! 🔫🔫🔫
You need to go back to not posting. Apparently you are on the MMA payroll. This post is garbage
$IXHL $MMA $BITF these are the stocks that will see immediate movement in the short term but long term I have been doing some research on $NBIS but it isn’t a penny stock
$IXHL - $1 this week $OPEN - $12 this week $MMA - interesting play here could squeeze hard $DIS - puts gonna pay here $BITF - easily ending the week above $4 Any other plays I may have missed? Put me on.
Rotate to $MMA it’s the next 5-10X runner
To be honest I havent given much thought to backdoor Roths. I have about 1.2M split between Roth IRA's and Conventional 401ks with about 70% of that being in ROTH. Based on tax implications the earliest I could do a convertion to a Roth would be when Im 60 then add 5 yrs to that before I could use it. The current plan is to draw down the 401ks (soon to be Conventional IRA) between the ages of 60-70. Use some of the money for travel and fun stuff and then put the rest into CD's , MMA or something like that. Then @ 70, claim SS and switch over to the ROTH if needed. I dont know. It probably makes sense to do it but I need to think about it some more. I appreciate the heads up though.
MMA is a short squeeze waiting to happen
They are working with the official MMA gyms. Revenue up over 100% in the last quarter - prior to the DJT announcement.
$MMA has Jr as their "strategic advisor."
Say what you will but I love the CGC chart. We have a MMA squeeze coming looking great.
Bought $MMA at $1.33, 3 days ago. Now up $1.90 and still holding. I expect it will go higher! Good float, big news, good chart, everthing looks amazing!
And bc those numbers are a huge increase for boxing, MMA, etc But none of the streamers can bring a larger audience for the NFL. So jokes on them - they’re helping the streamers and reaching fewer fans
Going by the $UMAC precedence, $MMA might run again today
The MMA has way too much man on man action.
MMA has a terrific macd converting setup.
Guess who got caught with his dick in his hand when he got stuck dealing with a diaper explosion…🙋🏻♂️and not just on this one but on $MMA and $YOUL too. They all folded at the same time. Luckily I got out before I dropped negative, but I missed out on some real profit because my kiddo had a blowout. #Dadlife
I hate the MMA after they appointed trump jr. honestly there was always something wrong about all that man-on-man contact, and trump jr does nothing to fix this situation. First he was grabbing our guns, now hes all into man-on-man contact.
MMA was a ride this morning. Got in at $2.04 then the stock dropped all the way to the $1.30s. Held on and sold at $2.20 to make a small profit. Would not recommend.
https://www.stocktitan.net/news/MMA/donald-trump-jr-joins-mixed-martial-arts-group-mma-inc-as-strategic-rx1zci13vgps.html
"Donald Trump Jr. Joins Mixed Martial Arts Group (MMA.INC) as Strategic Advisor" OMFG fuck off dump jr
That's not it. Donald Trump Jr joined them (MMA) as a strategic advisor.
$MMA. Trump Jr appointed strategic advisor.
Everything is running so fast, it gives you no time to look at the fundamentals. MMA to 500% in about 5 mins, YOUL to 300% in the same, DSY, STEC, etc. Every stock has OCTO fever
We all know he operates on chaos. Probably chaos and cocaine. We agree there. I just think it’s silly to ignore the fact that the majority of Americans want it legal. You’re negating the fact that more than 80% (or more) of Americans think weed should be legal. So sure tough on crime, give us legal weed. And you know what he likes more than looking like a strongman dictator? When the markets are up. A bounce in weed stocks will push markets up higher. Someone just needs to whisper in his ear that Obama didn’t want to reschedule weed and should be schedule 1. More chaos would be rescheduling and watching the Bro MAGA and the religious maga duke it out like it’s MMA in the rose garden. I think you’re flat wrong simply because keeping it schedule 1 is limiting the chaos he loves to sow.
Slick black boxer (GOOG) knocks out MMA Champ with one punch (NVDA)
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson lost a significant amount of weight, reportedly around 60 pounds, for his role as MMA fighter [Mark Kerr](https://www.google.com/search?cs=0&sca_esv=40416cf4ac9e8052&sxsrf=AE3TifMbIoeHl6g4QWzdNvQV23Y9rKnCfg%3A1756869325852&q=Mark+Kerr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi-zqag0LuPAxWcDjQIHStVOaoQxccNegQIAxAB&mstk=AUtExfDcCxxQN5MbymLLMLrNqH7Uo-HliOiW5g4yvdYrhUq7cy_44LsrZOcqbaR3bHnN7w5Og7bZ-u7pcg6uPnFDENrQLHgxqmAV3WUJ0alFgFGps3OYqb6teB7E4OIjHmXhhMvckw6eymTxBI9120JNEXobDeDCONvXMilfyVxzwgvvyYc&csui=3) in the recently released film [The Smashing Machine](https://www.google.com/search?cs=0&sca_esv=40416cf4ac9e8052&sxsrf=AE3TifMbIoeHl6g4QWzdNvQV23Y9rKnCfg%3A1756869325852&q=The+Smashing+Machine&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi-zqag0LuPAxWcDjQIHStVOaoQxccNegQIAxAC&mstk=AUtExfDcCxxQN5MbymLLMLrNqH7Uo-HliOiW5g4yvdYrhUq7cy_44LsrZOcqbaR3bHnN7w5Og7bZ-u7pcg6uPnFDENrQLHgxqmAV3WUJ0alFgFGps3OYqb6teB7E4OIjHmXhhMvckw6eymTxBI9120JNEXobDeDCONvXMilfyVxzwgvvyYc&csui=3). This transformation, which also involved the use of prosthetics and a wig, resulted in a much slimmer physique than his usual muscular build.
Called a muffin choke in MMA
She came in second place at the MMA championship?
That’s a genuinely solid girl fight. Sign them up for MMA. With training they could slay 🤷♂️
Hey all, so I'm 33 living in the US and I wanted to get advice on my current portfolio. I'm relatively new to investing as a whole so I'm learning a lot as I go and want to avoid any obvious pit traps. I basically already have the mindset of any money I put into this whole venture is spent and gone so I'm pretty risk tolerant. I have a 401k from work with 41k in it and slap in 11% of my paycheck there along with a MMA from my bank that is at a 4.5% if I remember right with almost 4k. I currently have these investments in a Fidelity Individual account: * BBVA - 9.581 shares * FSAGX - 3.388 shares * SPMO - 1.205 shares * UTES - 1.748 shares * VGT - 0.2 shares * VOOG - 0.246 shares I'm able to invest about $300 a month which I am thinking of splitting between my investment portfolio, my newly made Roth IRA account and my MMA. I know that my investments in my Roth IRA should lean more aggressive since it's tax-free. Overall I just wanna know if this is a solid strategy or if I'm on a sinking ship and just don't know it yet.
MMA just keeps blowing up 🔥 Love seeing Paramount land exclusive U.S. rights for UFC. Big moves ahead! Definitely worth keeping an eye on emerging plays in the space like $XONI.
This is really big news for the MMA industry and valuations for peers like PFL and $XONI. Can't wait to see where this takes them.
Most UFC cards are snoozers on paper, including their PPVs. Paramount sold off their only competition for scraps (Bellator), PFL is a joke, Rizin is... Japanese and ONE? Also a joke. UFC is a monopoly on major MMA and they aren't growing or promoting stars because they simply don't want to pay people what they're worth. They're going the WWE route and trying to make the fact that it's UFC and not who's on the card worth watching... and people have stopped giving a flying fuck.
Seems like they overpaid by a lot. At its peak and mainstream niche it was sold for $4B from the Fertitas. Years later I know no one who watches MMA and it's back to being a niche.
I am curious as to if UFC is actually worth this much, or if this is a passion project deal. If the schedule keeps up as it has been (and I'm having AI summarize this for me, because I don't know a damn thing about it) it looks like they schedule the "numbered events" (previously pay per views) every four weeks (holy crap, i had no idea it was that frequently.. i'd've figured pay per view events were really big events not all the time things), and fight nights twice a month, so basically there's 3 to 4 UFC events every month. Looks like the events attract anywhere from 300k to 2m viewers... but UFC claims that they have 1B viewers... gonna take ... 8-9M new subscribers minimum to stay for the entire 7 year period. Unless UFC has some real good proof that they are reaching a lot more people than the numbers of people buying their PPVs, and there's really good reason to think that a lot of those people are going to subscribe for long periods without churning ... it seems like quite a gamble to me. However, there are some other good points brought up over in MMA https://www.reddit.com/r/MMA/comments/1mnbb0x/paramount_buys_ufc_rights_in_77_billion_7year/ It will likely reduce churn to some degree amongst existing customers, and it sounds like it's a helluva deal for the people who are currently paying more for ESPN+ to get the regular fight nights and then paying for the PPV on top of it. So it'll leech some unknown (to me) number of ESPN+ subscribers. Still, seems it's a bold move. Maybe there's some additional incomes (merchandise rights?) in there. Maybe it is a passion project, but it just might be a good play. Though one of the points in that MMA thread is that the price of this seems to have gone WAY up from 1.5B for ESPN's 5 year contract. . . . . I'd guess that they'd have to have had numbers that prove out that it's really worth that much...
I'm biased because i'm where GSP is from, but back when he was active, UFC was fringe but GSP fights everyone would talk about, and a lot of people would arrange to see. I haven't seen anyone talk about UFC here since GSP retired, and i'm into MMA
There are several bars in my town that show every single UFC PPV. They are absolutely packed to the rafters for every event. If you don't show up at lest 2 hours before the main card starts, you will not get a seat. The local fight community around here is expanding rapidly. We have event after event after event and they're all well attended. We have new MMA/jiu jitsu/muay thai gyms popping up like mushrooms. For someone like me, who has been active in the fight community for many years, we have seen the popularity of MMA and combat sports soar over the last few years. There's a lot going on outside of the UFC, but that $80 PPV is a major hurdle for a lot of fans. Because it's not just the $80, it's also the required ESPN+ membership to even access the PPV that's a giant expensive pain in the ass. You have to download ESPN, pay for ESPN+ and only then do you even get the option of buying the PPV. So that's $115 per year subscription IN ADDITION to $80 every PPV. The inaccessible set up is the single biggest gripe of fight fans. This is a massive win.
Kind of because of low PPV sales but not in terms of actual viewership everyone just watched them illegally because they were priced at 80$ each and there were 13-14 a year… in addition to that if you wanted to watch the other non-PPV events you needed $20 a month ESPN+. But even if in like a year they increase the price of paramount+ to $20 a month it would be very appealing for fans of MMA like myself
Media business mogul. Built the UFC media giant from nothing and dominated the global MMA scene.
I don't have espn plus so fight nights were not available to me. Do you watch MMA or are you just trying to argue some from the money aspect. A lot of people commenting here seem to hate UFC MMA. I don't care about the politics this is a no brainer for an MMA fan.
South Park and MMA finally together.
Because Zuck cosplays as a MMA guy occasionally.
The UFC is basically in the big three NFL, MLB, NHL. It is its own brand and name. When people think of MMA they use UFC interchangeably. Paramount will benefit largely off of this. I have to find out when the move will take place since I havent had time to read into it. I will 100% be picking up a few shares.
Imagine watching zuck fight literally anyone, much less an actual MMA fighter lol
Zuckerberg buys a gold chain and suddenly now he’s a cool bro doing MMA and steroids 🤨
SPY/VOO, a HYSA/MMA @ 3.5% to 5% interest, a college fund
SPY/VOO, a HYSA/MMA @ 3.5% to 5% interest, a college fund
At least from the technology (architecuture) perspective I can tell that Mercedes is way ahead their competitors. The new CLA based on the MMA Architecture is by far one of the best EVs you can buy. And they will continue to roll out this new architecture into all carlines. I don’t like their design, but from an Engineering perspective I can tell for sure that they are building the best cars.
I know this is not your question’s focus, but I think still value added. I’m in my 40’s and never really found CDs to be beneficial given the rate the pay and the fact they lockup up your money for months or longer—exception being maybe just before the 2008/2009 financial crisis. Money Market Accounts (MMA) are paying out just as much as this CD and they don’t lockup your money. With the latest financial data from the FED and the labor statistics just released yesterday and Tariffs, I’m more sliding With higher interest rates rather than lower ones (granted if the Fed chair get fired all bets are off).
I don't think you know what a MMA or an IRA are and their purposes.
I figured with Connor McGregor at the helm $MMA has the potential to run with some good news
A lot of people on the highway like # 🫨🫨 Holy shit how does a highway work-- I'MMA MERGE HERE AHHHHHH
MMA like SNSXX. Pays a tad more 4% interest monthly, almost entirely exempt from state taxes.
unless JPOW got some training in MMA and Jitsu....he got no chance.
I'm boycotting my MMA Championship fight too, due to be wildly unprepared and unqualified. Trump is my inspiration.
Dagastan is my second pick. They have a great MMA program