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Hey Nerds: Blockchain

covered everything (except longer term hedges) --- great morning. taking a break.
 
My next nibble on TRUL is likely another 10% down from here. I think it comes real quick if the rest of the market continues to vomit. Ultimately this is what I wanted heading into November. Give me another 20-30% drawdown and I'll start getting frisky with the cash I'm hoarding.
 
IMO it could have been right if the market didn't dump like 10% from highs. In the low volume sector hibernation times (between earnings/potential catalysts) the correlation with the broad market is a strong one. But soon you'll see the articles come out as election season is in full force. And then again in November when earnings are on the horizon. The hype will come back. It always does. The pattern of selling in between earning reports has been there for years now.
 
Battery acid disguised as sauce. But Americans love the shit. Much like cannabis, I don't consume the product but it's clearly highly investable.
 
Oh nice I have a 50% Uber Eats coupon. I'll get pick up to avoid the gay ass charges and instead buy off the marked up menu.
 
CH1 said:
I know. But I only care about the chart.

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the stock went public around the same time as GOOG.....and has performed just as well
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This is what I mean though when I say I don't invest in something I wouldn't use/consume.

If I think the product is shit, I don't care what the world says. The world can make money off of it and it won't bother me at all to stay out.
 
someone should start a Salmon and Salad ETF, so you could pour 80% of your money into it and never have to worry about it.

Long SAS
 
I'd never buy stock in anything I consume/enjoy. But I'm a semi hipster so nothing I enjoy has a successful/sustainable business model.
 
CH1 said:
someone should start a Salmon and Salad ETF, so you could pour 80% of your money into it and never have to worry about it.

Long SAS
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So invest 80% of it in the ETF and then spend 20% of it on the actual salmon to eat? I don't know if I like that allocation.
 
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