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What are your thoughts on concentrating your positions?
Never thought I would be here, but look at me now
Never thought I would end up here, but look at me now
Is it a good idea to invest in a company post-mortem of the CEO? (Re: $TXRH)
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TLDR at the bottom: Society changed Bitcoin’s branding from “money” to a “store of value”. It’s a known volatile asset that historically follow the 4-year US liquidity cycle that was dominant for 70 years and increases in value- higher lows and higher highs (the U.S. liquidity cycle is now in a 5-6 year cycle due to debt rollovers and more rigid maturity cycles with COVID being the catalyst for the change) Credit cards and debit cards get stolen all the time. Hacks happen to financial institutions, businesses, and personal bank accounts. Passwords are passwords. People will always forget or mess up. Skill issue Self-custody via seed phrases can be higher risk, but higher autonomy. (Higher risk only if someone is an idiot): again, skill issue PUBLIC LEDGER IS LITERALLY THE POINT OF BLOCKCHAIN lmao- there are plenty of “Satoshi Era Wallets” and the entire world still doesn’t know who owns them. Every year some dormant wallets from that era sell or move their bitcoins. The fact we don’t know who they are, after a decade of this public ledger, means privacy isn’t as weak as you think it is KYC ties identity to all crypto accounts? Some crypto accounts (not all) have my identity. Not to mention my bank knows me for my traditional accounts Hacking happens in every sector. A big chunk of bitcoins supply is missing and lost forever. This isn’t “fake scarcity”. Bitcoin is already finite therefore it is already scarce. It’s not like Bitcoin splits like stocks. Yes, forks happen, but it doesn’t cut BTC’s price the moment of the fork nor does it create more of itself. Most stocks are belief driven. Many gems exist with low debt, high profitability, cash reserves, growth, etc and the prices don’t move with the great business fundamentals. Boring stocks (much like TXRH 10 years ago to today) that have increased growth and earnings year after year after year which don’t provide spectacular returns until the belief catches up with the mainstream “THE BIG ECONOMIC PROBLEM” isn’t what you think it is. Most of the “problems” you listed existed in the early years made a damn-near-free Bitcoin to being above $100,000 multiple times. Early holders only win if ANY buyer shows up. FTFY FWIW, I don’t own any Bitcoin and I don’t even think the Epstein shit will make it go to zero. Drug dealers use USD in the same way hundreds of millions of people use USD to buy shit. Of all the things you typed, BTC still went from essentially-free to one-hundred-and-twenty-fucking-thousand dollars. Literally every reason you listed and it still continued hit new ATHs in recent years Crypto is legitimately here to stay regardless of Bitcoin. Shit might go down, but it’ll eventually go back up. For the moment, the market is waiting on the Clarity Act decision and rate cuts for that sweet sweet liquidity TLDR: Congrats, you typed a lot of words to describe a well-known highly speculative, highly volatile asset. If only people would stop zooming out to see how much BTC drops after hitting ATHs, then people would stop buying BTC forever... all of the things you listed, and it still reach $120,000 after being close-to-free 10 years ago. It’ll most likely hit new ATHs with more legislation and liquidity injections/rate cuts as long as Epstein wasn’t the actual creator, but who knows, people still might buy that shit
I think DPZ and TXRH will soon follow this trend as consumer spending worsens.
Exactly the whole sector is down. TXRH and SG too
TXRH and CAVA earnings this week. Big for my portfolio!
They all walked into a TXRH but didn’t realize they were the meal. 💃💃💃🤣
I told yall about TXRH, then i told yall about RYCEY, now I’m telling yall about GRAB. I dont think it has as much room to run as the other two, but it could be $9 per share by eoy
my moves for tomorrow selling puts on these restaurant stocks. all are down a good bit and I wouldn't mind owning if they dip a bit further: Wendy's (WEN) 9p 1/16/26, 10 contracts, $700 premium Texas Roadhouse (TXRH) 145p 12/19/25,1 contract $380 premium Darden Restaurants (DRI) 170p 1/16/26 $410 premium also going to do a 3 legged play on TSLA for 1/16/26 selling a 330p, selling a 520c, and buying a 720c... altogether should be about $3600 premium
The yield is jaw dropping but maybe a red flag? I don’t even know which brands are under their umbrella but I know I don’t know restaurants well enough to judge it. I did just make a mint on TXRH after their nice ER but before the beef worries heightened. Price has come down from $200 to $159 My impression is that some restaurants are currently hurting, observations and anecdotes abound about slow restaurant business. Plus I fear that if a crime family induced recession starts to happen, consumers will stop dining out in a heartbeat. Having lived through many recessions and corrections, it seems people give up big luxuries but always find or keep the little ones to help them make it through. They get themselves a nice lipstick instead of a shopping spree. And premium coffee is one of the cheaper ways they treat themselves.
TXRH is a dog shit stock
Hahaha. No more WEN for us tonight. Tonight we feast at TXRH… nice bone in ribeye from the finest premium BULLS… 💃🤣🤣🤣
Yes but they are take outs. Pure sustenance. You can sit down for an hour and enjoy a nice meal at TXRH.
Not so much cutting their spending. Just being more conscious of value. The likes of Texas Roadhouse are still packed from doors open to doors closed. A nice steak meal for two for $50. Pairs trade. Short CAVA. Long TXRH. It’s a no brainer.
TXRH is the stock. It’s not part of DRI. TXRH is expanding and has something that’s kind of rare in this business: thrilled and loyal customers. Currently the stock is in a tug of war between those strong fundamentals versus fears of inflation in input costs like beef hurting their value pricing strategy.
TXRH - texas roadhouse Inc. Restaurant business, up 276% in the past 5 years COST - Costco, up 201% this one will surprise you... FICO - Fair isaac group (they do the fico scores for credit checks/lending) - up a whopping 352%.. that's 70%/yr
Anybody know why TXRH is getting clapped?
Why is TXRH up nearly 5% today on no news lmao
Alright, I ate that Chipotle burrito. **Summary:** CMG seems to be looking to establish itself uniquely against traditional Mexican food eateries by offering a different burrito experience in both handling and flavor, and combined with solid kitchen logistics and an effective digital consumer engagement presence, it seems to be working. Boatwright's doing right. **Price:** This thing was $17 dollars, and I didn't even get guac. I live around a lot of great Mexican food, and they don't charge $17 for a burrito, so this had to be a *very* fucking good burrito to justify this shit. **Restaurant:** I ordered for pickup around 8, and the store was busy as hell. Big-ass line of mostly 20-somethings. I don't use tiktok, but I'd imagine Chipotle has a pretty popping social media campaign. The short 4-person assembly line + cashier setup seems to work pretty well. Got pretty quick service on the pickup, and was caught off guard by the burrito weight, as the last time I'd been in a Chipotle 2-3 years ago that burrito was the size of a russet potato. **Burrito Construction:** Chipotle apparently specializes in the chode of burritos. In the typical world of the super-burrito the standard is the 7-inch soda can format, designed for one-handed eating; Chipotle's is around 5 inches and fat as shit. I'd wager that the point of this is a.) so it'll fit sideways standard 6 1/2 in. paper fast food bags and b.) so that it has the grip profile of a burger. It's a bold move, but it kinda works. I got the double wrapped tortillas, and the burrito was extremely sturdy. No blow-outs, and it kept it's form pretty well down to the last bite when using the 2-handed grip. CMG saw Taco Bell hit paydirt with the crunchwrap supreme and made a fat burrito version. **Flavor Profile:** I'm usually ordering off of a menu and trust the chefs, I don't know how to design a damn burrito. I got a little bit of everything; asada, fajita veggies, lettuce, cheese, corn+tomatillo salsa, white rice, pintos. At the first bite, I could tell this wasn't a burrito, it was a taco salad wrapped into a tortilla loaf. The name of the burrito game is usually rich, salty, spicy, and heavy, and this was none of that. The corn salsa and the fajita veggies were *sweet*, and the rice was just rice with a little salt and lime juice. And, well, it kind of worked. The flavors worked together pretty well, and the seasoning was light enough to where no one ingredient greatly overpowers the others. While the asada was pretty weak on the seasoning, it had at least a passably not-entirely-fast-food texture, and was cooked more like steak chunks rather than the crispy flavor-bomb standard asada. **Company:** I think this might be an undervalued operation that fell victim to the Liberation Day smackdown and got lumped in with the recovery slog of fast food sector and missed out on the booming recovery in the casual dining sector (EAT, DRI, TXRH). On financials, it's successfully maintaining a nice above-the-board net margin for it's price point; Brinker, Darden, and Dine are having to run some profit-eating value deals to keep up the sales comps. New-ish CEO Scoot Boatwright seems to be doing a decent job ever since the other guy ran off to SBUX. **Conclusion:** Chipotle's good, and my farts don't stink all that bad. Yeah, this was one of those fart posts all along. I'll buy some of the stock.
What are people thinking about TXRH
Idk about y’all, but fuck that one Redditor who said TXRH was going to $250 lol
If you want a real recommendation, TXRH was the exact opposite. Very ordered, cost conscious, ethically upstanding and strictly compliant, and massively consistently profitable.
Petition to replace GOOG with TXRH in the Mag7 
Rebalancing isn’t about predicting which stocks will succeed or fail — it’s about maintaining your original allocations. You’re not reacting to headlines or emotions. You’re just following the math. Example: Let’s say your portfolio holds 10% each in: NVDA (up 100%) AMD (down 50%) Texas Roadhouse (up 40%) Abercrombie (up 150%) Walmart (down 10%) Visa (up 10%) At rebalance time, you don’t try to guess which company is ‘better.’ You simply trim the winners (NVDA, TXRH, ANF) and add to the laggards (AMD, Walmart), bringing everything back to your 10% targets. It’s mechanical. No opinions. No crystal ball required. This way, you’re always selling high, buying low, and letting time do the heavy lifting. If you’re holding 9-10 companies, you just rebalance them evenly — 10% each. If you want a 10% cash reserve to deploy during dips, you run 9 stocks instead of 10. Simple. You trim the losers when the fundamentals are broken - not just because they are down - like AMD.
confession of the day i once stole a bottle of steak sauce from $TXRH
TXRH here at $159 is an obvious buy. There’s other names that will rebound 100% when this panic subsides. But those will be volatile and risky names. TXRH is a growing and customer-beloved western style restaurant chain. No tariff involvement or currency risk of anything. It might take awhile to grind back up rather than an instant vertical jump. But it seemskind of derisked having fallen from $205 to $159 through no fault of its own.
Puts on TXRH. Giving the worse gas in history. All i had was a steak and salad. Must be fake meat or sum shit.
Puts on TXRH. Went and got seated instantly. Last five times i've gone i've waited 30 minutes minimum.
Going to TXRH yo help pump the stock.
Back in TXRH Texas Roadhouse. It’s hardly a tech or meme stock. It was $185 two days ago and $205 not long ago. Nice, sustainable growth. Rolling out operational efficiencies. Customers absolutely love the restaurant the value. If one thinks the economy is going to be rocky, TXRH could be where customers go when they do dine out.
I've been buying. Bought so QQQ, TXRH, COF, DOV, CRWD, and GS all in the last 3 days. And yes, they are still headed south. "Buy when there is blood in the streets." Barron Rothchild As of today, the blood appears to be mine, :-)
Sold my trust vix instruments to start shopping, cautiously though as there’s no telling how many more floors down this elevator could go, and I think we have some key tariff tantrum date coming up next week. In the rubble of a selloff, i try to find the babies that got thrown out with the bath water, or perhaps just oversold. Like: * **FSLR**been selling off repeatedly on policy fears, but couldn’t those be priced in? And then it sold off on SEDG’s problems. But it’s only 13x, and I remain convinced that people and businesses of every stripe want lower electricity bills, and nothing is cheaper than free electricity from the sun. * **TXRH** Texas Road House - a gem of a regional restaurant chain. Nice numbers, growing locations sustainably. One of the few restaurant chains where customers are delighted with the food, the service, the value. Didn’t get its due because it reported earning during a market hurricane. * **CCJ Cameco** - biggest western uranium producer. There is an ongoing and long term uranium supply squeeze. Great earnings but reported during market bloodbath. Also oversold on Ukraine peace talk thesis, but no matter how Ukraine plays out won’t change the supply crisis. * **FTAI** first decimated on short attack but step by step seems to be debunking each element. Aviation demand is huge. Just a return to pre-short attack levels would be a big return. Was in the process of shooting up last week and then got sold down indiscriminately with the rest of the market. * any others?
$TXRH is going to be on Mad Money today for the Cramer pump.
TXRH double beat and now every bank is rushing to cut their price target
Why was TXRH been stuck at these whole dollar prices overnight? It’s moving up and then just stopping
Is there a reason TXRH keeps freezing on a flat number?
Just listened to the conference call for TXRH. Quite enjoyable. Wish them well.
Unless TXRH gets pumped at open tomorrow I'm cooked
In their market segment they are ABSOLUTELY killing it..I don't have any position but TXRH is an incredibly well run company
TXRH after hours is wild, one trade at $180 and another at $166. Assume some algo is reacting to certain words or phrases in the ER
Credit put spreads on TXRH gotta be free money right?
EAT crushed their earnings this past quarter and TXRH is such a better company. 5x$200 calls expiring tomorrow!
Getting cold feet on my TXRH calls. What do?
Seeing SHAK jump 16% gives me hope that TXRH can someday have a breakout. For those who don’t know it’s a gem of a regional restaurant chain that’s expanding and has strong customer delight. It’s one of the few restaurants where patrons are finding incredible value.
Loaded up on TXRH last week in the $160s and thinking of getting more. It’s a gem of a restaurant chain and I’m hoping it can break out eventually.
TXRH calls for this week baby ‼️
Cake calls, TXRH calls, alibaba calls, wix calls, shakeshack puts
TXRH or TOST? I’m hungry
Calls on TXRH, ETSY, WMT, TOST, BABA (china supremacy baby ) , and believe it or not, calls on the company that's cooking the books, CVNA
TXRH calls. Everyone got a gift card for xmas and brought the fam there after hours of xmas shopping at WMT. So calls on WMT too
TXRH up from here or more down on Monday?
TXRH green 
What earnings are y'all eyeing up for next week? I got some calls a month out on TXRH
How we feeling about TXRH for next week? It's been going down since last earnings, feeling like calls are the play
I bought TXRH calls on the 6th and it hasn’t stopped dipping since
TXRH and GOOGL calls destroying my port
tbh expect a big IV climb and premium increase once it gets closer to earnings. TXRH and EAT have it figured out though on these rising cost
#10-Step Plan for Success 2025 1.) Purchase short-duration puts on THRX. 2.) Invite your wheelchair-bound 89 year old grandma out to dinner on her birthday. It doesn't matter that she hasn't been out of the nursing home in 10 years. It also doesn't matter if she even remembers you or knows where she's going. 3.) Bring her to Texas Roadhouse and prop her up in a booth. 4.) Enjoy delicious bread. Yum! 5.) Notify the staff that it's her birthday. 6.) They will bring out the saddle and scream Happy Birthday at her just like they were trained. Your job is to create trauma. Demand that she rides the saddle. Scream about it if necessary. Create a scene. Put her on the saddle while the staff is rallying the restaurant and singing Happy Birthday. 7.) This kills grandma. 8.) Make a big scene and engage other patrons. They killed your grandma! Oh God, Grandma! 9.) Sue Texas Roadhouse and notify the media. TXRH murdered your grandma, and they need to pay! 10.) TXRH 120 + Settle out of court = Profit.
Bullish for Texas Roadhouse TXRH earnings 2/20 loaded calls on this red day, 185c 2/21
About to load up on TXRH calls before earnings
i should just full port into some shit like BN or TXRH like a responsible lad but no let’s keep losing money
TXRH is proof people eat their feelings away after yesterday.
Shouldn’t have bought calls on TXRH
I'm hankering for some orange chicken for some reason. Calls on TXRH.
This is also how some asshole got me bagholding TXRH
What’s your risk tolerance? FOXO,HCA,TXRH
why are we talking about TXRH
I work at TXRH and i can confirm this is a good investment... who wants the secret recipe for the bread and butter??
Puts on SMCI Calls on OKLO and sell before close Calls a month out on TXRH Calls on ASTS and sell before close
I agree with OP that calls on $TXRH will be profitable although it’s already trading at $200 as it increased by $4 today. Also, Darden restaurant group has way too much overhead & doesn’t provide a great product for the money. Working conditions there aren’t great from what I hear & that trickles down from management to employees to customers. Darden will learn the hard way
One of my better stock picks was TXRH. One of my bad ones was selling it. I drive by one of their locations every day, and every time I go by while they're open, they're packed or close to it. One of my friends manages one of their locations (not near me), and he says they're light years better run than the other chains for which he's worked. I went to the one near me just last week, and they were packed yet again, but still were able to get me in and out in a reasonable time. Best steak ever? Hardly. But still darned good for the money. Good service, didn't try to force the usual upsell on me but made the effort. I'm seriously considering buying the stock again, probably just a few thousands' worth.
Oh god I’m up 70% on TXRH but it looks like I’ll have to sell now that WSB has found value in it. Thanks OP
Yeee hawk Tuah 🤠 Woah there partner there ain't enough TXRH calls for the two of us 🫵🤨 I reckon you turn round and head back were you came from slicker
Dang TXRH is actually going crazy 🤣
Here for TXRH to lockstep with the Inverse Cramer ETF
https://preview.redd.it/0rziimrhns0e1.png?width=754&format=png&auto=webp&s=8b2350803d63722ea3107575f7d0f3e8ac7dd5b8 There is a short interest in TXRH as well.
The real sign on when we all should have bought TXRH was during COVID. I wore a mask to one and got shamed. Patrons didn’t believe in the virus - so while the restaurant industry was drowning the roadhouse still had a line outside the door.
We went to one in NH last December. 2 hour wait. Pass. Went to one in NY in the afternoon in January. Food was really good. I was uncomfortable when done because the portions are so large. I bought stock in (TXRH) along with (CAVA) the next week. Bought a 1/2 position in each. Been very happy.
Not to dump on you for promotion of one of my favorite stocks, but TXRH is literally considered a compounding machine by long term investors. It's not explosive or huge tech growth, just consistent gains and growth of their dividend. This is not the next Nvidia, it is a restaurant. The value of investing in TXRH is just consistency. It's actually pretty boring all things considered. But boring is good when you are long term investing. This is not a company to make "the next big play" on. All the money you are spending on calls here would be be far better spent just buying the damn stock and holding for the next 5, 10 or 30 years. Start a position now with that money and buy more each month till June 25th of next year.
The difference is that BBW wasn't opening new locations and people don't go there to eat. TXRH, at least around me, is always packed to where there's usually at least a 10 minute wait to be seated.
I have a friend who has less than .25% of his portfolio in TXRH. He bought 150 shares at an average of $171 per share.
As someone who works there (cook), I wouldn't even consider it to be mooning anytime soon. Heres why: -The death of Kent Taylor: He was the creator of the restaurant and was considered to be a God among his workers. Unlike most CEOs, Kent actually gave a damn about his workers and customers. Providing affordable great quality food and service. Hell, he even gave up his salary during Covid to make sure employees kept getting paid during the lock downs. He committed suicide a few years ago from battling long covid tinnitus. Ever since he off'd himself, the company has been lowering its standards a lot. When he was alive, most things were homemade, but now a lot of it is outsourced. Prices of their food have gone up considerably. Kent fought like hell to stop price gouging and made it firm that so long as he was in charge, prices and food quality will be maintained. This has caused many loyal customers to abandon roadhouse. -Lack of good quality service: In the same fain as above, quality of service has dropped a lot. Servers and host have gotten more greedy and narcissistic, and above all else, Lazy. When Kent was alive, the standards for front of house was very high. If you didn't meet the standards, you'd be let go. Now, they'll hire just about anyone. We hear complaints all time about how server's being rude and lazy towards customers. As for us kitchen staff, they're extremely entitled and look down on all of us. Before Kent died, if a server did this shit, they'd be canned. The extremely high tempo and stress environment that is being a TXRH cook is not somebody you want piss off. People have gotten physical with each other on the line because of the stress and bitchiness that server's cause. -All good things must end: Roadhouse has been running on this high of crowded stores and excellent reviews. However, this is just sustainable in the long run. When most of your customer base is ages 65+ (no, I'm not kidding), eventually, you're gonna have a massive drop off in sales as customers die off. Yes, we do have a strong following with people under 65+, but at least 60% of our stores sales come from the old people.