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- yieldjunkie replied Jan 11, 2024
Been almost two years since I checked in here - happily holding this position, up ~100%, with an average cost of $11.06.
- yieldjunkie replied May 10, 2023
Enrolled Grand prize is a 1oz gold bar. Here are the events for the period: image It ain't much, but it's enough to trade.
- yieldjunkie replied Dec 15, 2022
Posting this here for reference: url image
- yieldjunkie replied Oct 6, 2022
There isn't much to say about the macro outlook that hasn't already been said. There is currently no reason for the US Fed to slow tightening, and the amount of global tightening is the most dramatic and ubiquitous move we have seen in modern ...
- yieldjunkie replied Sep 13, 2022
Bonkers price action lately in GRN! image
- yieldjunkie replied May 27, 2022
There are quite a few things I can update here but I'll try to keep it short. Today's data intensified this trend: image An increasing amount of otherwise decent-to-high-quality financial sources are discussing "healthy US consumer balance sheets" ...
- yieldjunkie replied May 6, 2022
Hoooooly shit! Consumer credit absolutely demolished forecasts of ~25B, coming in at an all-time high of over 52B! The second highest reading was last month's revised 37B. Non-revolving credit shrank while revolving credit, which becomes a ...
- yieldjunkie replied Apr 18, 2022
Something else that I'd like to put a pin in is consumer demand. It's pretty tough to see consumer demand staying equal or strengthening with the ongoing pervasive inflation. This inflation can be sneaky, too, since firms like Amazon can raise ...
- yieldjunkie replied Feb 10, 2022
Bragging now because this might be as good as it gets Woke up 5 min late to this morning's CPI print, caught a few falling knives in equities, then a few short trades, and ended up making it out alright. image
- yieldjunkie replied Nov 12, 2021
Tend to stay away from short TFs.. and TA.. but couldn't help myself this morning. After trading out of an ugly USDCAD long I held for a few weeks, I went long @ 1.25555 on this morning's spike and closed @ a weak 1.25599 ...
- yieldjunkie replied Oct 11, 2021
Maybe there is no fighting NFTs... NFTs as a method to verify authenticity of physical goods is brilliant imo. I think that the NFT art market is saturated with garbage. That said... I'm getting the itch to hedge my bets and buy some sweet jpegs. ...
- yieldjunkie replied Sep 13, 2021
Plant closures post-Ida haven't yet resolved and we've already got another storm brewing. Pretty strong historical resistance around these levels, though. image
- yieldjunkie replied May 3, 2021
A few recent observations, which I want to keep note of in this journal: The q/q Advanced GDP Price Index released last Thursday came in significantly above estimates, at 4.1%, and was largely overshadowed by the GDP number in terms of financial ...
- yieldjunkie replied Mar 29, 2021
The resolution of this Suez blockage seems to have been rather uneventful. Back to the basics! image
- yieldjunkie replied Mar 4, 2021
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- yieldjunkie replied Feb 17, 2021
You're not the only one stashing it away.. This may be our supply constraint right here: image
- yieldjunkie replied Feb 3, 2021
Also, I need to examine this concept a bit more but it seems that the run-up in the Palladium/Platinum prior to COVID (recall that news of COVID was being circulated as early as January) could have been the product of increasing protectionism and ...
- yieldjunkie replied Feb 3, 2021
Great thread! Since prior posts, Palladium/Platinum ratio remains strong with Palladium currently trading just over 2:1 price ratio to Platinum. This continues to run contrary to popular economic belief that the two metals should trade near a 1:1 ...
- yieldjunkie replied Jan 11, 2021
Looks like I've finally got my chance to buy! The supply shortage may be legitimized soon enough, this past week was huge for crypto in mainstream news. Personally I'm going to be skewing towards alts - quite the discount on BSV ...
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