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The 10 golden rules of Trading! although why I am posting this here....
State Street upgraded to Overweight at Wells Fargo (NYSE:STT)
STT short squeeze, ready to the moon next week
Response from STT investor relations - pretty contemptuous
U.S. stock futures struggle as options expiries loom and S&P 500 fights to hold on to a weekly gain
$AFRM, $STT, $KR. Top Unusual Volume stock (Sep 10th)
S&P 500 Snaps 3-Day Win Streak as Bulls Hit Pause on 'Overbought' Stocks
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The real winner from this metals run is STT. They are making a killing just from the ER on GLD/SLV
!banbet $STT +8% 1d
!banbet $STT 160 24hr
Surely the GLD DD makes more sense buying STT, since if there is a collapse only physical bullion will be redeemable and your GLD positions will be worthless if STT go under
I decided to load up on banks (STT, MS) and some RKT. Also got crypto related names (ETHA, HUT). Any scenario where they drop rates will cause dollar to fall. Will make crypto rise. I got SLV calls too
Alright, I've accepted today's just boring as fuck. What's the bank play for earnings on open, WFC, JPM or STT?
SLP, ANGO, ERIC, or STT. 4 biggest potential movers for ER. Oh and a 15-30 minute 0DTE SPY scalp lol
i bought calls for FAST,FBK,STT,BLK,JPM (not financial recommendation) what do you think about this calls?
They also have a "Securities Transaction Tax" collected at the source for each transaction. The term structure favours derivatives: > Equity Transactions (Delivery-based): For equity delivery trades, STT is charged at a rate of 0.1% on both the buy and sell sides of the transaction. A delivery-based trade is when you buy shares and hold them in your Demat account, intending to sell them at a later date. > Intraday Equity Transactions (Non-delivery): If you buy and sell the same security on the same day, this is considered an intraday trade. The STT for intraday equity transactions is 0.025%, and it is only charged on the sell side of the transaction. > For example, if you buy 500 shares of Reliance at ₹800 and sell them the same day at ₹810, the STT charged would be: > STT = 0.025 % × 810 × 500 = ₹101.25 > Futures and Options (F&O): For futures and options, STT is lower. The tax rate for equity and index futures is 0.01% on the sell side of the transaction. For equity options, the rate is 0.0625% when the option is sold. If the option is exercised, the STT is 0.1% on the purchase side.
Did you guys buy Financial’s? MS WFC STT BK. It’s free money through end of year
Buy some two-three month calls on the big banks. STT , MS, GS will be receiving the largest reduction in eSLR meaning they can take on more risk. JPM is receiving the smallest amount of eSLR reduction due to systemic importance and complexity. BK also receiving a big change but the option spread is hard. They are also trying to buy NTRS so it’s a little heavy
I’m dropping $15-20k on a variety of STT BK and MS calls aug/sept
What I saw during 2008 traumatized me about stocks, causing me to miss out on many opportunities in the following years because every time a dip happened I thought it could be the start of another 2008 like event. The big crash actually started in 2007 after Bear Stearns blew up. The market dipped, but it was a buy the dip moment and everything seemed like it was going to be fine again. But then early 2008 small mortgage lenders started to have problems - Novastar Financial. Countrywide. The market shrugged off the bad news. Then Lehman Brothers blew up. I was just in the first few months of my career as an equity research analyst at the time. That whole week was unreal. I had a "Thompson One" screen showing the price on a bunch of tickers I was following. Every morning we were opening with a huge gap down and the whole screen was red with many down 10%+. One thing I'll never forget was mid-afternoon, I noticed the ticker for State Street STT start to move. In a matter of minutes it went from about 70 to under 10, and then recovered nearly all the way. The media later blamed it on naked short selling - that some funds were trying to manipulate bank stocks lower by dumping shares during low liquidity times, triggering a panic. Similar things happened to other banks like Citigroup as well if I recall. Naked short selling later got banned and the exchanges instituted volatility halts on individual stocks as a result. In the weeks after the market made huge swings in both directions, whipping wildly as Congress debated the TARP program. Once TARP passed, it set up for another wave down. Christmas season of 2008 was somber for people on Main Street too. "Austerity" became a buzzword. Obama won by a landslide, Bush looked unwell on TV. Companies cancelled air travel and Christmas parties to cut costs. Hiring freezes. And the market kept free falling for another 3 months - all the way until 3/6/09. 2009 was a recovery year for stocks. I was unemployed by then myself. I couldn't wrap my head around how stocks were moving up but out in the real economy so many people were unable to find work, struggling to get by. It was a nasty time to be a job seeker. After a rally that year, 2010 had a 20% down bear market when there was a sovereign debt crisis in Europe around Greece. "Contagion" was a popular word in news media. What I saw during that week forever changed my view of stocks. It dawned on me that people bet their whole life savings, livelihoods, retirements into these completely fictitious numbers on a screen. The whole system is just built on confidence, an illusion which can shatter in the blink of an eye. It's made me afraid of "long term" investing because you might be weathering a 50% drawdown when you need your money the most. It's made me afraid to buy the dips in the years following.
Honestly? If I'm JPM, GS, MS, STT, Vanguard, etc., I stop writing put contracts until a real administration is back in place.
What do you guys think about puts against certain banks? STT, BK, and DB all have >97% of their deposits uninsured. CATY and ABCB all have >300% uninsured deposits compared to their liquid assets. If people get spooked and start bank runs, they could collapse pretty quickly.
https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/STT?qsearchterm=stt
XMAG holds JPM, MS, TROW, BLK, STT which are all part of the [largest shareholders](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSLA/holders/) in TSLA.
STT came back strong at 12:20... 20 minutes later it's even LOWER.
You realize you can put those on AI too, and people in their basement can make quick and compelling TTS and STT?
No shit it can talk, ChatGPT has TTS and STT support. Like always, all of Elons success is made available by other peoples shit.
Hi, I see your post was a year ago so you may never see this...yes I am a member of STT and use Oracle and more importantly am part of this trading community. If you are new and serious about paying bills as a trader then this community is priceless. Wish I could tell you more by phone but I don't want to just give out my number. Hope you find what you need, you seem like a cool 😎 🐈 based on your post!
Who’s a like peer to BRK by your assessment? BLK? STT? Feels like Warren and Co are in a class their own.
It depends on your jurisdiction & broker. My experience with this phenomenon is in India (baed on OPs example) where the government levies a 0.1% Security Transactions Tax (STT) on exercised options and brokers levy another 0.1% brokerage on top of that.
Not really. State Street is like 0.05% of S&P500 and it has around $4B in AUM. Assuming doubling the AUM would double the share price of STT, the index would basically gain \~0.05%. So... irrelevant. Picking the lowest fee ETF will bring you better results.
In theory, yes. You are giving money to a company (STT) that is a member of S&P500. By buying the fund provided by them you increase their AUM thus increasing their profits which should lead to higher stock price. Higher price of a S&P500 company will automatically increase the index price. But the impact is basically irrelevant.
If you're building a dividend portfolio there is an excellent argument for UPS, TLT, potentially STT, I wish it wouldn't have ran up so much. Maybe watch that one and get it in the '70s if there's a pullback. Global shipping is not slowing down, there are near-term issues but look at the discount you're getting the stock at and where you're at on the monthly chart. I don't think I would go balls deep but slowly cost averaging in. Sure, especially with what you just said about a dividend portfolio. Same thing with TLT. We straight up tested the highs or lows depending on how you look at it of the financial crisis. Basically TLT tested all time lows on the monthly, you're building this pattern of higher highs and higher lows very slowly, it's actually at a great accumulation point right now. If I was looking to build a dividend portfolio of those two would be on the list only I would lean harder on TLT, less risk. UPS, acquire slowly, maybe some funds pick it up and it pops back to 140, if that happens within 30 or 60 days probably dump the shares, take your profit, that's one of the reasons I like picking up these high quality companies when they have massive sell-offs. It seems like about 50% of the time there's a quick rebound and you can get a good fast trade out of it, if not you still have your fundamental and long-term views and a strategy for going into it
ooo we’re sorry… the correct answer was SPY puts, UNH calls, and STT puts. thanks for playing! coming up next, inverse wsb NFLX!
If you are looking for growth stock then you should watch Chwy, NYSE: GL, PGR, STT and ULTA. Why you are watching meme stocks like GME? If you are watching meme stocks, you should only watch how hit is this stocks only right?
There are lots of good earning companies man. Such as TRV, NYSE:JL, HUM, Waltmart, STT, ULTA. There are lots of good stocks instead of NVIDA lol
I'm in KKR. Sounds like they are working with SingTel to get a stake in data center firm STT Telemedia Global Data Centres [https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/kkr-and-singtel-competing-against-stonepeak-to-acquire-1bn-stake-in-stt-gdc/](https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/kkr-and-singtel-competing-against-stonepeak-to-acquire-1bn-stake-in-stt-gdc/)
STT has a total return (dividends reinvested) of only 49% over the past 10 years, or 4.9% per year. Seems like a poor investment...
That’s a pretty good list of companies IMO, although I am not familiar with STT. I suggest considering a cyber security pick and an emerging market pick. CRWD is best company in the cyber security sector IMO but it is pretty expensive to maybe wait for a dip. MELI is the Amazon of Latin America and they offer fintech services. NU is a fintech company that is expanding Latin Americans’ access to credit and other financial services. CRWD, MELI, and NU are volatile so they requires some tolerance there. CELH is a fast-growing energy drink company that recently expanded to Canada and is eyeing Europe next. It’s also volatile and a bit expensive, but the grow is outstanding.
JPM beat, WFC beat, BLK beat, STT beat, C?
Did MCO-STT the other day nothing to complain about. Tried to cheat my carryon (low-mod sized backpack) to avoid the carryon fee and the bloody thing fit the sizer like a glove. 5 day trip (shorts and t-shirts) with a personal item and it worked.
Modern AI isn't just LLMs (and diffusion) though. Yes, there is tons of hype and boring research (e.g. the over-the-top focus on prompting), but TTS/STT, CV, graphics, and (perhaps the most impactful in the future) robotics have all been seeing some incredible research results lately.
> GPT-4 is no better at understanding language than 3; it’s just that a lot of people are too dumb to differentiate between fantastic use cases based on *high-order correlations* from *reasoning*. > > Compare this tech to what the human mind does at a fraction of the power and you may start to see past AGI hype. > > source: am AI/Ml engineer and understand how LLMs work at a fundamental level I too understand how LLMs work at a fundamental level. What I know for sure is you have no idea what is going on in GPT and you are simply spewing hate over something you didn't do and weren't apart of. You can be an AI/ML engineer that has nothing to do with having a PhD in AI/ML and being on the actual team building this technology. Just because you read what a definition of something is doesn't make you some type of expert. It just makes you an observing user. Nobody is saying it is human level conscious agency but what we are saying is that there are incredible emergent properties being discovered. These emergent properties have reasoning type appearances so who's to say that they don't have a level of reasoning? You? Because you said so? The human mind is truly incredible but the argument will increasingly be this much compute, this much vision, this much STT/TTS is starting to overtake what we even perceive as human intelligence. Is the quantitative intelligence grander than the qualitative intelligence. This will increasingly be the question that we will have to come to acceptance with.
Stocks, sell out of KO, BN, RTX, STT,SQQQ Keep XOM,BRK.B, and TSLA and just put all money into them
This is actually the best post. And not the other ones just saying *"Oh 5% risk free!"*. Will just add: * While that +5% returns on treasuries does have impact, we've been at 5% at the short end for a while now with gold holding up. It's LTT that's recently gotten to +5%. Most notably the 20 year. * Secondly, the [inflation rate](https://www.bls.gov/charts/consumer-price-index/consumer-price-index-by-category-line-chart.htm) has recently gone from +5% to under 4% over summer. Just in time for both STT and LTT to go up and above it creating net real interest less inflation. * It's the decline in inflation, spike in at the LTT yields (since gold investment is a LT one rather than short trade), prospect of a Fed stopping hikes, and even the potential of both economic decline with Fed cuts in the future makes now a good time to shift from ALL assets to LTTs if one did not already have exposure.
I 38m, started “investing” three years ago. First year I made 30k (thanks to AMC mostly). Second year I lost 17k. This year I will likely wind up at zero or slightly green because I started the year losing 6k on a stupid play and after that I have changed my strategy to boring etf, dividend stocks, banks, etc. right now I am rocking a portfolio of VOO, VTI, BATT, YORW, BLK, and STT. Just slowly adding to all those tickers. Batt is the only one that might be considered a bit risky. My plan is to just never even think of selling a damn thing until retirement or after. I had a very unhealthy relationship with stock trading (gambling) for a while there. I was shocked when I saw I lost 17k on a year. I can’t imagine losing 75k though. For reference I make 150k a year in a extremely low cost of living area. Making 30k on top of that made for a really nice year for me and I thought surely i can just keep doing that, nope doesn’t work that way. ETFs are the way for me, my mental health has greatly improved since I quit the day trading game.
>**Charles Schwab's stock fell as much as 5.3% to $56.26, the lowest level since July and the biggest one-day percentage drop since March. The stock, which is down 32% year-to-date, ended the session at $56.46.** > >*Charles Schwab is among brokerages and other financial firms, including State Street* *(STT.N)**, Northern Trust* *(NTRS.O)* *and Bank of New York Mellon* *(BK.N)**, that have been* *facing a sharp drop in customer deposits* *and an uptick in unrealized fixed-income asset losses since the U.S. Federal Reserve began hiking interest rates last year.* > >*The yield on the benchmark 10-year note reached 4.366% on Tuesday, a high last seen in November 2007. Yields move inversely to bond prices, meaning the value of Treasuries held by banks on their balance sheets has fallen.* > >– [Reuters](https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/charles-schwab-shares-fall-after-announcing-cost-cutting-plan-2023-08-22/) Bank crisis watch back on the menu. 
bought 1000 PLTR and 500 STT
Bought some STT calls post-earnings dip, it was a good choice
This surprises me, I bought STT last year and this stock lost me $50,000 from last February until July. My broker did not give me any help and now I want to start investing again and seek professional advice. Please let me know how to contact Dan.
browsing and watching such videos is very time consuming for ordinary people... that's why I'm working on borrow AI & STT tech to do the job for me (hopefully can help more ppl)
STT lets go back to 100 a share please.
JPM call lmao. ez money. WFC, BLK, C, and STT will announce they are voluntarily merging with JPM.
I've been in the option business for a very long time and you cannot learn the skill of trading overnight. To be a master it takes years and TBH, I certainly cannot claim to have mastered options, but I do know them. When you do progress to becoming a consistently profitable trader it can be a very rewarding experience and I have learned along the way that there are certain rules that need to be adhered to. Some, you may think are obvious but I can tell you, I have seen other people break every single one and everyone will likely have done at least one of them at one point, if you end up doing this long enough... 1. MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS! Do not enter a trade just because someone else told you to! Do your own research, you need to know everything about the trade you are entering, 2. ALWAYS TRADE WITH A STOP LOSS OR MAX LOSS IN MIND. Before you enter a trade , already KNOW what you are prepared to lose on it and it should ALWAYS be less than you are hoping to make. (I would suggest as a guide that your loss should be no more than 50% of what you are hoping to make. Your stop loss can either be set based on technical, events or based on your affordability. It should basically reflect the loss that you are willing to accept to lose on a position. Irrespective of whether you are trading on the long side or on the short side, always you need to have that level where the position is just wrong and you need to have that discipline to exit a loser. (The only addendum I would add to this is that with equities or futures, you can put in an electronic stop which once placed, takes out the emotion of having to exit yourself, however, I would advise not to put it (stop-loss) in on an electronic platform option strategy, because it will likely get triggered when it shouldn't have due to liquidity. In this instance, if you have a system that can evaluate your option position at any given time, you will be able to see where the value is, so just know where your stop-loss level is and if your theo value gets there then you have to have the discipline to get out.) Which brings me to... 3. DISCIPLINE! Do not move your stop-loss. If it gets triggered, accept it and walk away. The same can be said for booking profits. Profit is what is booked; all else is book profits. Keep taking your money off the table at regular intervals. There is NOTHING WRONG with making a profit. YOu may see something go further afterward, but that's fine, you have MADE MONEY and that's all that counts. I personally would use a trailing stop, which moves up along with my profitable trade. 4. NEVER LET A WINNING TRADE TURN INTO A LOSING ONE. As I mentioned above, I have used a stop that moves up with my winners (eg; I book the profit if it retraces 10% off any recent high if it hasn't got to my target) but once clear and in the money at the very least put in a stop that will get you out for no loss. 5. NEVER CHASE/ADD TO A LOSER Do not add to your position if your position is losing and you cant bear to take a loss, this is not a winning strategy. If your strategy is to average into a trade over a price range then that is totally fine, but doubling down in the hope the market will turn will burn you to the ground eventually. 5. DON'T LOOK BACK AND RUE TRADES. This is very important especially if you have had to book losses. Traders tend to look back and over analyse. Also, when traders book profits and the stock goes further up, they tend to look back at the notional losses. Both are not advisable as they tend to detract from your core trading strategy. 6. DONT OVER LEGERAGE IN A VOLATILIE MARKET. It is one thing to leverage in a normal and tepid market. But that strategy cannot apply when we are in a volatile market. Leverage can hit your trades big time when markets are volatile. On such occasions try to keep your leverage to the bare minimum so that you can avoid burgeoning of losses. 7. DON'T OVERTRADE/TRADE OUT OF BOREDOM. Not trading is also a strategy. This is something most traders tend to miss. Traders believe that trading strategy either means to buy or to sell in the market. But the most productive strategy can be to not do anything. This is very relevant when the market is very confusing and traders can get hit either way. Have your own plan and STICK TO IT! 8. COSTS SHOULD BE CALCULATED INTO YOUR STRATEGY Remember, when you trade your cost is not just the brokerage you pay. There are statutory charges like STT, stamp duty, GST, turnover tax, exchange fees etc. If you take delivery of shares, there are also expenses related to your demat account. All these costs need to be factored in when you project your trading profits. 9. BE AWARE OF OVERNIGHT RISK Decide on a strategy that you like and stick with it market. Positions are normally intraday or for a few days. One of the biggest risks you need to be conscious of if the overnight risk. When there is uncertainty on the economic or geopolitical risk or there is a major event coming up, it is always advisable to be as light in the market as possible. 10. STAY ON THE SIDE OF MOMENTUM When you are a trader, trend is your friend. You are more likely to make money as a trader if you trade according to the momentum. Trying to short a bull market does not make sense. Similarly, trying to catch a falling knife is also not the right idea. You trading strategy should be aligned to the direction of the momentum ​ Remember that there is NO WISHING, HOPING OR PRAYING. This isnt a game, you are here to make money. Decide on a strategy that you like and stick with it. If you stick to rules, learn from your mistakes, be humble and respect the market and you will become a successful trader.
I bought (STT) State Street... that's a great buy.
>STATE STREET CORP EXTENDS LOSSES PREMARKET AFTER Q1 PROFIT MISS; LAST DOWN 10.4% $STT ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-04-17 ^08:08:03 ^EDT-0400
Largest position is 12% in an S&P 500 fund. Largest two companies are STT (3.75%) and PFG (3.46%). I sold a couple percent from the S&P fund and ~4-5% from my NVDA position to purchase the PFG and PRI (3.12 % of my holdings).
The most anticipated earnings releases scheduled for the week are Tesla #TSLA, Charles Schwab #SCHW, Bank of America #BAC, Netflix #NFLX, Johnson & Johnson #JNJ, Goldman Sachs #GS, M&T Bank #MTB, State Street #STT, TSMC #TSM, and ASML #ASML. [http://eps.sh/cal](http://eps.sh/cal)
It doesn’t look particularly cheap even after the recent drop. STT and GS look cheaper in comparison.
And a friendly reminder that FRC is 8th on the list of banks with highest uninsured deposits in US: 1. BNY Mellon, [$BK](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24BK&src=cashtag_click): 97% 2. SVB, [$SIVB](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24SIVB&src=cashtag_click): 94% 3. State Street, [$STT](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24STT&src=cashtag_click): 91% 4. Signature, [$SBNY](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24SBNY&src=cashtag_click): 90% 5. Northern Trust, [$NTRS](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NTRS&src=cashtag_click): 83% 6. Citigroup, [$C](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24C&src=cashtag_click): 77% 7. HSBC Holdings, [$HSBA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24HSBA&src=cashtag_click): 73% 8. **First Republic** Bank, [$FRC](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24FRC&src=cashtag_click): 68%
**Uninsured Deposits by Bank:** 1. BNY Mellon, $BK: 97% 2. SVB, $SIVB: 94% 3. State Street, $STT: 91% 4. Signature, $SBNY: 90% 5. Northern Trust, $NTRS: 83% 6. Citigroup, $C: 77% 7. HSBC Holdings, $HSBA: 73% 8. First Republic Bank, $FRC: 68% 9. East West Bancorp, $EWBC: 66% 10. Comerica, $CMA: 63% **There are now a total of $8 trillion in uninsured deposits in the U.S.**
STT has 91% uninsured deposits. Wat
I would look at any of the banks who lent to Republic to keep it afloat [https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/16/group-of-financial-institutions-in-talks-to-deposit-about-20-billion-in-first-republic-sources-say.html](https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/16/investing/first-republic-bank/index.html#:~:text=The%20major%20banks%20include%20JPMorgan,a%20tumultuous%20moment%20for%20lenders) List: * JPMorgan Chase (JPM) * Bank of America (BAC) * Wells Fargo (WF) * Citigroup (C) * Truist (TFC) * Goldman Sachs (GS) * Morgan Stanley (MS) * PNC (PNC) * U S Bankcorp (USB) * State Street (STT) * Bank of New York Mellon (BK) I own GS and USB, and am accumulating them right now. I personally won't ever own WF. Many people here like JPM and that's an easy bet.
[https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/12/cnbcs-jim-cramer-says-these-four-financial-garp-stocks-are-investable.html](https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/12/cnbcs-jim-cramer-says-these-four-financial-garp-stocks-are-investable.html) Here is the list of four financial stocks that passed the test: 1. [Signature Bank](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/SBNY/) * [State Street](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/STT/) * [Bank of New York Mellon](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/BK/) * [Charles Schwab](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/SCHW/)
Up over $11K on CHDN, and STT from my automated trading system. Posting daily trades on r/MultiplayerAi/
TSM, VALE, X, AA, STT, BEN are what I've been buying, probably wrong, haha.
I suspect that JPM, STT and GS do. But it isn't listed in annual or quarterly reports - there is no way to really know.
I wonder how much exposure some of the other big banking corporations have to crypto? Last year State Street (STT) announced State Street Digital with Digital/Crypto assets capability. Maybe Goldman Sachs and as you said - JP Morgan - also has exposure. Yikes.
It’s STT and CMI. Please downvote and ban this fucker for not including it
State Street is a big custodian but is not a big company in terms of balance sheet. All said and done it is a $25 billion market cap company. It might be interested in taking on the asset management arm of CS but not the bank itself. Interestingly, STT a Ty was looking to unload its own asset management business and focus on technology and custody business until a few months ago. :)
Or going for a tiered approach of X$ cash that's immediately available (spending shocks) with the remainder in STT (income shocks.)
$STT gamma squeeze, huge options will be triggered at 10$ and 12.5$, currently 9.52$ premarket
Yes it’s hard as fuck but if I didn’t have Timothy Sykes’s and Tim Bohen in the back of my head I’d be fuck Also STT (Stock To Trade) platform is bad ass and has a great scanner tool
>\*State Street Says It Is Preparing a Statement \>\*State Street Statement Follows Media Report That It May Approach Credit Suisse $STT ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-06-08 ^10:39:39 ^EDT-0400
>TRADERS LINK CREDIT SUISSE SHARE PRICE SPIKE TO INSIDE PARADEPLATZ REPORT SAYING STATE STREET PLANNING TAKEOVER BID $STT ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-06-08 ^09:42:53 ^EDT-0400
That’s just a shot pick … but $GS Goldman Sachs or $STT State Street … These Market Makers are too big to fail
His latest fatality was STT. He told his followers to buy it prior to today’s earnings. Currently-7%. 🤣🪦
STT potential to go crazy tommrow
Whats is the price target for STT ?
.....held in street name? ​ State Street Corporation? Stock: STT-90.53
What they are a public company but they are powerful because everyone invest in them, just like S&P, NASDAQ, vanguard, STT, SCHB, TROW
Well that was amazing. Back down to $31ish. Let's do it again tomorrow. Thanks for the heads up on this on, made back all yesterdays losses from that fucking STT scam.
In 2008 I was a fresh, young equity research associate at an investment bank. I got to see what a crash is like from the epicenter. Lehman Brothers, which was just down the street from the bank that I worked at, blew up over the weekend in mid-September. I had a Reuters quote screen on one of my monitors and I just remember what it was like to look at stocks that entire week. Naked short selling was driving stocks into complete freefalls. I remember seeing really big financial institution stocks on my screen like State Street (STT) dropping from 70 dollars a share to 6 bucks in about 3 minutes. Valuation went completely out the window. Every single stock red, red, red. Many stocks would end the day down a double-digit percentage. Then at 9:30am the next morning the exact same thing would happen again. The blowup of Lehman and its implications were on every news channel. I remember a disheveled looking President Bush coming on TV in the evening and addressing the nation with a solemn speech. There was a feeling of helplessness among regular people. Friends were losing jobs, and eventually it hit me which is why I don't work in the field of finance anymore. Seeing this happen during my formative years in the investments industry was traumatic. I think I missed many investment opportunities in stonks in the years since because I've been so distrusting that what I saw in 2008 won't just suddenly happen again. THAT's a crash.
Cool. Just buy $JPM $C $BK $STT and get rich.
[bulls rn](https://youtu.be/Ks5cWd5STT0)
Shout out to WLK, WRK, WAL, STT, and RJF, they're doing work for me today. Eh, you too EOG and LYB...
I like what you have. I added a basket of financials to balance my growth. RF, STT, SFY, COF, ADS, ALLY, WFC for interest rate growth/ inflation hedge. Also a small low multiple pharma basket
And yet STT went up on this news. I'm long STT and am surprised but grateful.
Can anyone who doesn’t eat crayons explain the BLK and STT thing?
Yes. It works. You can average about 20% per year if you have discipline and half a brain. I trade a variant of it and am part of the community - although I don't interact much. The people are generally helpful. Lots more going on than the STT and BSH - OTM structures, ATM structures, etc. Lots of helpful information and tools. The PMT course is worth the money. You can trade SPY with a smaller account, if you don't want to trade SPX. And the trade you outline above is NOT the strategy. Not even close. lmao
Anyone in on STT earnings at the opening on Monday?
Steel earnings next week & infrastructure week for real happening Load up on $CLF, $STLD, $STT by EOD
Went into today with about 56% cash plus some SQQQ and KOLD. Sold the SQQQ and some of the KOLD, and used some of the cash to buy some very nice dips on C, STT, CRSC, MU, and other stonks of companies that show a profit. That said, my SOFI and WKHS didn't end at their highs, but they ended green! I think these two could really run. (Of course I do, or I wouldn't have held through today, would I have?)
Why did I not pull the trigger and short CZR this morning? I hit WFC and STT. I kinda hit my daily limit with those two plays so I stopped. CZR would have been next. EFF me.
My entire portfolio is IN. THE. RED. Except I shorted WFC and STT this morning. It's kinda making up for it.
American just canceled my flight??? Im down $400 now trying to get to STT
I own some BLK and JPM, is there any reason to look at other financial stocks like STT or GS, or should I just add to the positions of the frontrunners I already like and are doing well?
I wouldn't buy puts because timing is impossible just derisk move to XLP, STT, BLK. I know that this goes against the ethos of this sub but I want a nest egg to buy the dip