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All BS aside, how’s calls on MSFT looking this week?
Me going into earnings week with $5000 in SMCI, MSFT, & AMD calls
Need to practice option trading with paper money
Who’s ready to burn their life savings this week
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
FOMC Week… 1-26-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, DXY/ US Dollar and Cl/ Oil Futures Weekly Market Analysis
This is a small dumb little thing but it's HUGE in its Implications - Google Puts Chrome On Windows ARM - Effectively Seeding Chromebooks
Who’s buying MSFT & AMD calls for earnings?
I took too long to move my MSFT stocks and now I don't know if I should wait after the weekend to buy.
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia's Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses 🚀
Equinix Launching Service for Nvidia’s Al Supercomputing Infrastructure to Businesses
Wall Street Newsletter S03E06: All-time highs are here. What's next?
Poor Man’s Covered Call What it is, why I’m doing it with $30k worth of MSFT calls , and why you should consider trying it. TLDR at TOP
MSFT has now overtaken AAPL in market cap.
Some predictions for Microsoft, Palantir, AMD, Amazon, Spotify and Tesla.
Is it normal for the index funds to be weighted this heavily by mega caps?
What are your top picks for the top performance stocks for this year?
Epic V Continues to Show How Little Risk Exists
Has anyone seriously looked at Global Foundries [$GFS]
$CBDW News 1606 Corp. CEO Attends Consumer Electronics Show (CES) For Collaboration Meetings
$MSFT has potentially created a "new battery" with AI - Musk / $TSLA Says Interesting
Top 10 S&P 500 companies by market cap weighting since 1980. MSFT is the reining champ for persistence.
The true interpretation of Friday's Jobs Report
A true interpretation of Friday's Jobs Report
Lumen $LUMN Insider & Big Boys Buying Spree Post Dividend Halt, Kate Johnson & Co. Personally Buying the Dip
LUMEN $LUMN INSIDER & BIG BOYS BUYING SPREE POST DIVI HALT, KATE JOHNSON & CO. BACK THE DIP HARD!
And the AI Show Goes On - GPT 4.5 Turbo Leaks - $MSFT - Its Real And Available -https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/openai
Taiwan Semi (TSMC) will be 'back to strong growth in 2024' - JPMorgan (holding small position)
Potential for massive shorts/puts tmrw (Jan 4th) after the release of the Epstein List (likely today after market close, Jan 3rd)?
If Bill Gates is on Jeffrey Epstein’s list is this a great put buying opportunity for MSFT?
Does buying puts on MSFT if Bill Gates is on the Jeffrey Epstein Client List sound like a bad idea?
Does buying puts on MSFT if Bill Gates is on Jeffrey Epstein’s client list sound like a bad idea?
80% on the year for 2023, wonder if Buffet needs a new #2.
80% on the year for 2023, wonder if buffet needs a new #2.
How would you spend $1500 if you regularly forget stocks exist for months at a time? How do you decide which stocks are to be held and which losses cut?
Keep an eye on $MSFT (potential put money making opportunity)
If you had $40k to invest right now, what would you do with it?
The NYTs is suing Microsoft and I think there is a profitability play on their stocks
New York Times sues Microsoft and OpenAI for copyright infringement
The commercialization of multimodal models is emerging, Gemini now appears to exceed ChatGPT
The commercialization of multimodal models is emerging, Gemini now appears to exceed ChatGPT
Do you ever buy stocks outside of the indexes and Mag 7 near all time highs?
Question regarding this type of Play Option?
The biggest lesson that I've learned in my 10 year investing career.
MSFTs Open Ai will raise funds with valuation of $100B
Mentions
…a correction? 10% drawdown peak to trough is, literally, the definition of a correction, like the one MSFT has been in since earnings
I'd advise against discretionaries at this time. It's just not the regime. That's for when the market is quiet and peaceful. People are hella conservative when market conditions aren't so great. Would advise going with the midcaps as opposed to the Russell. So something like IJH instead. RSPT and SMH aren't bad either right now, if you still believe in the AI infra trade. FWIW, I have existing positions in AXP/BLK/MSFT, albeit underwater. They're just holds for me. I've tried some bank stocks like BAC as well, but they haven't been so great. I might just give up on them after the umpteenth time of trying to play them. YMMV.
Thanks for the detailed game plan. But why me? I've been selling cash covered puts and sipping some of the dip. AXP, BLK, and MSFT. Thinking about LVMUY/BAC/IWM too. Tried to sell SVXY puts but no one bit.
Schwab giving me atrocious fills on these MSFT calls
In a market where people are desperate for direct AI exposure beyond just buying NVDA or MSFT, VCX is one of the only ways for a retail investor to own the actual model builders. We saw DXYZ trade at a massive premium for exactly this reason; the demand for private tech usually far outstrips the supply of shares available to the public. Plus, with their 1-year return sitting at over 60%, the momentum is already there. If you missed the private entry window, paying a small premium tomorrow might still be the 'cheaper' move compared to waiting for these companies to IPO at 10x their current valuations.
MSFT is so retarded lol
To answer OP - MSFT, NOW, NET, CRWD, CRM, etc. Were in the middle of a rotation out of Semi's and into SaaS. Once the institutional rotation is done, the narrative will shift. Look out for headlines about cost per token still too high - this will be the initial seed that will lead to "Enterprises are not yet willing to take on transition risk until the cost benefit of AI is overwhelming." Were not there yet. Start-ups who are aggressively deploying AI for workflows are talking about how token costs are turning into significant line items in their balance sheets. Once the narrative that the AI mass-adoption timeline is getting kicked down the road from a few months away to a few years away, SaaS rebound will already be in effect.
Ran it live this morning. 101 Nasdaq 100 tickers scanned. Macro system flagged STAGFLATION as the dominant regime. VIX at 29.5. Most high-beta names got killed by the Regime gate. AMD, AMZN, MU all scored 7/100 on regime. After the full pipeline, 2 trades survived all filters: CTSH and MSFT, both Iron Condors. I copy and pasted the results into Claude bot: $1.5k account, day 1, what do you do? It said MSFT only, 1 contract. Best EV/Risk of anything the scanner produced today. Sized right at Kelly for a $1.5k account. Entered the trade. Got filled at $2.00 credit — $200 max profit, $300 max loss, breakevens ~$383/$427, 66% PoP. Will post results when it closes.
Ran it live this morning. 101 Nasdaq 100 tickers scanned. Macro system flagged STAGFLATION as the dominant regime. VIX at 29.5. Most high-beta names got killed by the Regime gate. AMD, AMZN, MU all scored 7/100 on regime. After the full pipeline, 2 trades survived all filters: CTSH and MSFT, both Iron Condors. I copy and pasted the results into Claude bot: $1.5k account, day 1, what do you do? It said MSFT only, 1 contract. Best EV/Risk of anything the scanner produced today. Sized right at Kelly for a $1.5k account. Entered the trade. Got filled at $2.00 credit — $200 max profit, $300 max loss, breakevens ~$383/$427, 66% PoP. Will post results when it closes.
Ran it live this morning. 101 Nasdaq 100 tickers scanned. Macro system flagged STAGFLATION as the dominant regime. VIX at 29.5. Most high-beta names got killed by the Regime gate. AMD, AMZN, MU all scored 7/100 on regime. After the full pipeline, 2 trades survived all filters: CTSH and MSFT, both Iron Condors. I copy and pasted the results into Claude bot: $1.5k account, day 1, what do you do? It said MSFT only, 1 contract. Best EV/Risk of anything the scanner produced today. Sized right at Kelly for a $1.5k account. Entered the trade. Got filled at $2.00 credit — $200 max profit, $300 max loss, breakevens ~$383/$427, 66% PoP. Will post results when it closes.
Ran it live this morning. 101 Nasdaq 100 tickers scanned. Macro system flagged STAGFLATION as the dominant regime. VIX at 29.5. Most high-beta names got killed by the Regime gate. AMD, AMZN, MU all scored 7/100 on regime. After the full pipeline, 2 trades survived all filters: CTSH and MSFT, both Iron Condors. I copy and pasted the results into Claude bot: $1.5k account, day 1, what do you do? It said MSFT only, 1 contract. Best EV/Risk of anything the scanner produced today. Sized right at Kelly for a $1.5k account. Entered the trade. Got filled at $2.00 credit — $200 max profit, $300 max loss, breakevens ~$383/$427, 66% PoP. Will post results when it closes.
Ran it live this morning. 101 Nasdaq 100 tickers scanned. Macro system flagged STAGFLATION as the dominant regime. VIX at 29.5. Most high-beta names got killed by the Regime gate. AMD, AMZN, MU all scored 7/100 on regime. After the full pipeline, 2 trades survived all filters: CTSH and MSFT, both Iron Condors. I copy and pasted the results into Claude bot: $1.5k account, day 1, what do you do? It said MSFT only, 1 contract. Best EV/Risk of anything the scanner produced today. Sized right at Kelly for a $1.5k account. Entered the trade. Got filled at $2.00 credit — $200 max profit, $300 max loss, breakevens ~$383/$427, 66% PoP. Will post results when it closes.
Gotta love how MSFT didn't participate today. What a meme stock
I have monitored the situation a bit here, and it doesn’t seem too fucked actually. I’m at break-even on MSFT, I’m down 1200 usd - but it’s not apocalypse yet. I have some clear loser stocks which I’m trapped in and unwilling to dca tho. I’m seeing oil unnaturally low, as I still don’t see any good news on the horizon. My thoughts are that this will inevitably get worse by time, maybe some copium relief rally from those oil reserves getting popped, but I think down the line situation will remain when I fuck off for summer holidays. I’ll keep monitoring and report back every once in a while. Thank you for your time.
All Bill Gates had to do was not eat babies and MSFT would be at 600
I can't deal with CRM and MSFT lately. They open super duper bullish then fade/nosedive non-stop the rest of the day like they got back news, but nothing. I'd feel better if I could make sense of it but especially with CRM, it feels random. And everytime I sit out a dip, it fucking skyrockets a couple dollars a share in 15 minutes.
If women were in charge of the war, we'd settle it with a bake off. Chocolate theme maybe. MSFT 455c 04/02
MSFT. I added to my position today. I thing it’s a good dip. If this is not actual dip I will buy more. In next year of two it will be much higher…
**Teenage years:** I started investing in earnest around age 18. Had a little money and thought because I read books from Peter Lynch, etc. that I knew my shit. I didn’t do too bad honestly but that was just after the recession of the early 90’s and the turnaround lifted all boats. That was probably a really bad outcome for me early because I thought I had skills. **Twenties:** Saved heavily with my first real, full time job. Progress was slow but real. I still thought I was hot shit. Picking individual stocks, chasing returns, etc. I still thought I knew how to select stocks. I still came out OK, essentially matching the market but had one dud: lost everything in GM during the GFC. I thought for sure the government would save an iconic American auto maker. I was half right: they bailed out GM but only after it went bankrupt & all equity holders were wiped out. **Thirties:** Humbled but still way too cocky, thinking I can still beat the market. Humbled in that I survived a big wave of layoffs from the GFC but cocky because 1) I was buying at depressed prices throughout the lost decade and 2) picked up a bit of Microsoft in the waning days of Steve Ballmer when it was dirt cheap. **Forties:** Hit 7 figures and saw explosive growth in one of the longest bull market in history. All that aggressive savings early is really paying off. The possibility of an early retirement seemed like a very real possibility. Began to think more about protecting what I have. The latter half of my 40’s I think I got cured of individual stocks. **Fifties:** Only 1 year in but moved my allocation to a risk parity style portfolio in preparation for an early retirement within 1-3 years. The only individual stock I have is MSFT still though it makes up a part of my Large Cap Growth sleeve. I understand that introduces a little more risk but I am at peace. **The lessons:** 1/ Saving aggressively early really saved my ass from some dumb, naïve mistakes. 2/ The era you start your investing career in makes a **HUGE** difference. I was lucky to have started right after the dot com bust while saving 15-20% of my salary. It primed me for what was to come. 3/ Everyone gets this. It’s just a matter of time. But the earlier you learn it, the better off you are. Unless you truly are exceptional, you can’t beat the markets. I am convinced that even some of the superstars we celebrate for their investing prowess was just from dumb luck. Dumb luck can account for a decade of above market performance.
The issue is that so many stocks already crashed, including big names like MSFT and CRM. This headline basically means AAPL and NVDA will join the rest of the market
NVDA and MSFT are saving gains.
NVDA, AMD, MSFT, GOOGL, RDDT, RKLB, BN, ATRL, and one that breaks Rule 7 but in a few more months will be allowed. (And which I have mentioned in the past on r/CanadianInvestor.) Definitely tech centralized, but it's worked thus far.
MSFT not participating in the rally. All because Gates visited pedo island huh
Why is MSFT such a laggard loser lately?
As I hold you guys in pretty high regard, how do you feel about MSFT as a hold for this year?
MSFT going to the moon get in before rocket leaves
MSFT would prefer to drive straight to hell than for Satya to miss a quarter, they're the new GE.
Guess I should've help CRM longer. Can't figure out this trendless day though. Every chart looks like a bunch of Vs. There have been three V shape drops/recoveries on MSFT, TLT, CRM, etc. already
$MSFT bouncing off 200wma is a no brainer here.
I wish. I just lost $200 in one minute on MSFT
Bill Gates has nothing to do with MSFT for the past decades, degen
fuk Bill Gates i cancelled all my MSFT
Market so regarded MSFT probably opens green
I poured oil all over Clippy. I hope this powers MSFT to 410.
it's ok, gey bers having 2 weeks of joy before our MSFT bull run to $470 this year
I fucking swear if you're green MSFT...
I'm already 100% into MSFT shares, nothing to do but ride at this point
I did this with MSFT and GOOGL on a similar timeline. I won't check any financial news until April, at the earliest. Like you, I don't have any dry powder to invest more either.
It’s going down, I’m yelling timberrrrr. Fuck me for buying the MSFT dip ya know
This is the last time you all are going to see MSFT below 400 !
stop the doomsday sht. A lot of stocks are way above what they were like 3 weeks ago....MSFT was 385 now its about 400. Amazon was 195 now its over 205. Everything is up.
MSFT piece of shit back at $399 lmao
Lol I just finished losing like 30k on APR17 MSFT 500C that I bought last year
dont forget about oracle, they're already dumping overnight so my guess would be oracle is going to counteract whatever NVDA and MSFT makes for gains. tomorrow will definitely be interesting
I feel similar, but I'm wary of touching the index for a 1 day dump because in a liquidity crisis like what tomorrow and Tuesday will be, money may blindly flow into stuff like NVDA and MSFT for some safe haven space since they are cash solvent companies while almost everything else in the index burns, but this props the index up. So my theory is deep OTM puts yes, but not on SPY basically on any individual stocks that aren't oil, defense, shiny rocks, or the highest cash heavy tech
META is 16% of my port, OPEN (ashamed to share) is 11%, UNH/MSFT 5%, NBIS/SNDK/HOOD 2% The rest is cash in SGOV
Meta not so bad of an entry. MSFT kinda oof.
Smart money will be filling their boots with MU, NDVA, MSFT this week.
META & MSFT at what prices?
My entire port is META, MSFT, NBIS, UNH, SNDK, VOO. My total return for all is deep red. How the fuck do I manage to buy everything at ATH
So, you think my MSFT & ASML calls might not have a good week?
So, how do we think this will effect MSFT & ASML. My calls are so cooked
Congressional holdings are interesting as a contrarian signal, but don't mistake it for edge. These are mostly mega-cap defensive plays — MSFT, AAPL, JPM. What's more interesting is insider buying/selling within companies (10b5-1 plans), which actually has predictive power. Congress holdings often lag the market and are held for different reasons (diversification, not conviction). Worth tracking but I'd weight insider transactions 10x heavier in your analysis.
Bro I'm in NBIS, META, MSFT and I'm getting my fucking balls crushed sicne the end of 2025. Tech is being treated like shit right now
No its not. Because the cloud revenue is coming from circlejerk same as MSFT and AMZN.
Maybe. However we/they are privatizing the greatest infrastructure spending of all time, and the CEO is best friends with conservatives. They are using leverage to build fast. It's the nature of the beast. Buy at your own risk. I'm not buying a single share. But they will be fine. Lord knows they may just declare bankruptcy, the government bails them out, and they become the next MSFT with little debt.
Who else is going to FOMO into USO and HIMS?! I've got some MSFT and PANW that have done well since the swing back into software. Might as well sell those for a full loss FOMOing into the peak of this week's hysteria... who's coming with me!!
I’m 60% in MSFT, shall I yolo into NOW ?
What would drive it though? NVDA and AAPL haven't budged. COnsumer staples, utilities, etc. are now overpriced. Only thing to lead a runup would be for CRM/MSFT/AMZN to skyrocket, along with banks. That requires some big narrative shifts
I am retarded. What is the current hype around MSFT?
the oracle layoffs themselves arent that surprising, they were always the weakest in the hyperscaler race trying to buy their way in with debt. the real story is banks pulling financing from AI data centers. i trimmed about 15% of my MSFT postion last month because this exact scenario kept nagging at me. if banks cant model ROI on these builds anymore then the 'infinite AI demand' thesis is getting stress tested. still long MSFT and GOOGL but Q2 cloud earnings better start showing capex conversion or this wont stay contained to oracle
MSFT will save the market
I'm feeling the same. We are seeing signs of a bottom with MSFT and SAAS stocks.
VIX and volatility is high at the moment because of the middle east. Does this mean that LEAPS are priced too high and that now is a bad time to buy LEAPS? MSFT or GOOGL for example.
I sold MSFT at a loss because it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I won't hold a company I don't believe in
Microsoft: Introducing Goon-pilot, an AI power goon assistant! *$MSFT rips +80%*
Oh I'm definitely buying. Picking up MSFT at a PE of about 20 is a rare opportunity to not be missed. If I can get more at a PE of 15 because the stock price continues to drop, so be it. I work, don't spend much, have no debt, and have bought much scarier stock dips then this. Im just also heding with a bit of SPY puts and OXY shares. Ya know, cuz shit happens.
thanks. so for instance, it looks helpful but i am looking at MSFT and it has a 2/10 overall in analyst ratings and a bearish evaluation but on the other hand, fidelity says the sentiment is 73 undervalued and 72 quality company....
Just remember it was an ATM (at the market) issuance. Allowing them to dilute gradually. Don’t forget their second quarter earnings bring updates about their new data center being built as of the result of the MSFT deal! Also! Fuck oil. Iren is vertically integrated using renewable energy and owns its PPE! It is the strongest mid tier data center on the market!
MSFT is fine. It just went down along with the rest of the SaaS cohort, as it is pretty much the leader of that whole sector. But SaaS is already basing and recovering, so MSFT will likely see a strong recovery soon. Obviously, after these oil tensions wear off.
1. r/wallstreetbets member 2. retarded 1 and 2 are the same, but basically that. But my logic specifically is that MSFT crashing from 555 to 430 already felt like a deal akin to GOOG last year (I """missed""" out on the GOOG dip because my portfolio was already overweight GOOG since the 00s). I call cap on BOTH the *"AI is going to eat everything so we must sell all the software stocks"* narrative ***AND*** the *"AI is just flash with no substance. Just a bubble where the Mag8 get cooked because the over-invested into a meme"*. It's either AI drives real productivity or it doesn't. I'd rather bet on the Mag8 than the entire software space.
Well it depends what else is in your portfolio, and on the specific company too. Enron bad, something like MSFT or NVDA is no Enron though. MSFT is actually undervalued compared to the rest of the index right now imo, like this past week it was up when everything was down.
I can't time the bottom but I know that the market is going to be higher 6 months from now on so I am buying. My reasoning is that we are seeing signs of a bottom, look at how software stocks like Intuit, Datadog, Palo Alto Networks are rebounding off the lows. And then look at Microsoft, Amazon are doing the same. The Iran war is short term bearish but long term bullish if it will lead to more stability in the Middle East and lower oil prices overall. We also have Oracle earnings next week, then FOMC after that. And then big tech earnings come late April/early May. I remember when we were rebounding from "Liberation Day", big tech soared on earnings (MSFT was a 10-30 bagger, META also popped). I think we're looking at something similar for the next round of earnings. Market will come to accept that CapEx is here to stay, and give tech the benefit of the doubt as we march into 2030. Maybe there will be a correction if AI doesn't come to fruition later, but there's no reason to tank now when the reward is real and we're not at completely unreasonable market levels.
I still have a few MSFT calls for June but I think they might be alright still
If you bought fundamentally sound stock x in a tariffs depressed market for, say, $50, and it surged to $90, then after six months, dropped back down to $50, not due to any fundamental changes or relevant headwinds, but because of emergent economic conditions affecting all indices, why would you sell? If you were going to sell, you should have sold at >$50, not at an entry level you thought was pretty fucking good six months ago. Unless you have another stock that's similarly depressed, like MSFT, or a depressed stock with a catalyst that you can rollover, keep your 60/40 ETF. You're not a trader. You're a long-term investor. Unless that changes, or you're convicted and want to shift your ETF portfolio type to 30/70/10 or 50/50, stay where you are. You're not going to do any better.
I got VIX 21p x75. And MSFT 425c x 14 Both expire on mar 18 Is me cook?
I have been buying MSFT I’m actually really confused why their valuation is so low
But the thing is if you look at UiPaths customers it’s 80% Fortune 500. A lot of these businesses have legacy systems and a big stack. I don’t see them all consolidating and only using one like MSFT. If you’re right though then yes MSFT would destroy them but it’s not realistic for businesses to do this imo since big enterprises typically have hundreds of softwares which MSFT isn’t good at unifying them all
This is already priced in with MSFT falling hard.
I guess we will see. MSFT and ORCL both use PLTR. Fabrics is just Microsoft’s name for their palantir product. Just like airbus has sky wise.
IMO, I would sell that shit immediately and invest in something else (SP500, or another stock on a discount). You have a good chance of increasing your gain (10% which is capped anyways). I learned my lessons with MA arbitrage with iRBT, that dog shit literally went to zero and that was also while sweating MSFT ATVI although that was a nice 10% return in 6 months but I probably could used the money for better things in hindsight (META).
Top SPY Holdings by Weight (Approximate as of March 2026) NVIDIA Corp (NVDA): ~7.5% - 7.6% Apple Inc (AAPL): ~6.5% - 6.7% Microsoft Corp (MSFT): ~4.9% - 5.2% Amazon.com Inc (AMZN): ~3.4% - 3.6% Alphabet Inc Class A (GOOGL): ~3.0% Broadcom Inc (AVGO): ~2.5% - 2.6% Meta Platforms Inc (META): ~2.4% Alphabet Inc Class C (GOOG): ~2.4% Tesla Inc (TSLA): ~1.9% Berkshire Hathaway Inc Cl B (BRK.B): ~1.5% State Street Global Advisors +7
We would likely see it in the mag7 earnings guidance before seeing it reflected in the market. As long as the mag7 are printing money, your assumption is a long shot. With the exception of NVDA, the others like aapl, Amzn, meta, and MSFT are not going to major earnings contraction if AI doesn’t live up to its hype. Their core business will continue. This isn’t CSCO losing business because the internet bubble popped.
This means less money for NVDA which means less money for OpenAI which means less money for MSFT which means less money for NVDA which means less money for OpenAI which means less money for MSFT which means less money for NVDA which means less money for OpenAI which means less money for MSFT which means less money for NVDA which means less money for OpenAI which means less money for MSFT which means
MSFT, since 2009. Never sold. Just keep adding.
The market bottom was the day we ripped from -1% to +2% on QQQ the day before/after AMZN earnings. MSFT is also showing signs of a bottom. We only go up from here.
Been holding some amount of MSFT, AMD, and Nintendo since I started using Robinhood in like 2015. I've added to those positions over the years but that was my start. Granted it was like a couple shares of each at the time.
They weren't 0DTEs 😆 Picked up a bunch of MSFT 500C in Nov of last year, you know, when MSFT was a 3+T$ company.
Had some MSFT & ASML Calls 😀
Yes, they’re covering for soft business by blaming AI. And the media latches onto it because they want to drum up fear about AI, because their jobs actually *are* under threat from it. Like the massive MSFT layoffs recently, and Amazon layoffs, have absolutely nothing to do with AI replacing people. You’re not replacing sales people with copilot. It’s to just make the bottom line look better while they spend ridiculous amounts of capex on datacentres.
This is dumb. PLTR corrected already. Any selling of it now is all tied to index dumping. Some stocks are safe right now. Hood, PLTR, MSFT -any software names already corrected
Picked up more BABA today, looked kind of strong plus China sold off hard because of their oil situation. Got MSFT around $400 and added 60 more shares of AMZN around $209 last week. Will throw in 10k into VXUS and VTI each next week if we are really red.
Still diamond holding MSFT shares