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Don’t be shy ladies let’s see the losses. Allow me to start… I just spent 10k to visit space and I didn’t even see Katy Perry. This was up 6k last week but thought ‘this is one fine and mighty stock let’s leave it alone’. Well actually I knew it was fake and a scam as I had 100 shares at 150 on IPO and flipped 30 mins later at 165 … …but then for some unknown reason (greed) I thought there are a lot of people out there this might run a bit longer. Crikey. Not sold so this is only going to get wo

Good enough to screenshot, good enough to sell. Thank you for the ride $MU

Disclaimer, I don't know if actual rug pull, but wouldn't be surprised if it eventually turns out it was. So the math. SpaceX launches to the public at 150 a share at a valuation of about 1.77 trillion.. It Shot up when our brethren bought in to about 3 Trillion dollars value. Today, it's almost back down to 150... thus, over a trillion dollars lost in less than a week. Feels pumpy and or dumpy. How is everyone holding up?

It's not just an AI bubble, it's a systemic time bomb worse than 2008. >*Dog shit wrapped in cat shit.* If you're too dumb to read, feed these points into your favorite AI tool and ask it about the information's reliability. Then ask it how fucked retail is. 1. Increasing amount of companies are taking on private credit, up from $500B in 2020 to $2+ *trillion* in 2026, expected to grow past $4 trillion by 2030. For comparison, the 2008 subprime loans were estimated around $2 trillion. 2. This

The Circle-Jerk continues. $2B funding from JPM and NVDA, to grow Open Source AI models (which they haven't apparently launched yet). Paying $150M/Month to SpaceX, but (not in headline) can cancel with 90 days notice, to access..... Nvdia Chips.... Doesn't seem to be helping SpaceX share price much. And if they succeed, they undermine Anthropic and OpenAI's sucess.

*Analyst Aditya Bhave said BofA expects the Fed to raise rates by 25 basis points in each of September, October and December, taking the policy rate to 4.25–4.50%. "We think the Fed will stay on hold next year," Bhave wrote, with inflation likely remaining sticky enough to keep the real policy rate from becoming overly restrictive.* **Is this bullish?** 👀

I got these DRAM calls for so damn cheap in May when DRAM was in the high 40s knowing full well they would print, I'm kicking myself for not going into debt to full port these calls (half joking). I'm wet thinking of how much higher these could go, which unfortunately for you all means it's all going to crash and burn from tomorrow onwards. Sorry all memory enjoyers 🥴 Also included some of my other memory positions. Not pictured is my leverage in my IRA ☺️ Gains are *unrealized*

If you're worth $100,000, a $5 coffee is the equivalent of Elon spending $59 million on the same cup! 

I began trading during the COVID-19 pandemic. One of my friend suggested that I could make easy and free money from option trading. I started with $5,000 and lost everything in just two months. Subsequently, I invested all my money every month for the past six years, resulting in a total loss of $232,000 spread across 3 accounts. Things took a turn for the worse this 2026 year. In February, I decided to permanently stop options trading and invest solely in stocks. I borrowed $125,000 loan at 12

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"Baghaei also announced that negotiators had agreed on a mechanism to ensure the safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most contentious issues surrounding the recent memorandum of understanding." CALLS it is, as I called it earlier. Buy the inevitable "dip" in the morning.....