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WTF
Waton Financial Limited
stock NASDAQ

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0.00USD0.000%(0.00)1,229
1.98Bid   3.41Ask   1.43Spread
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As of Aug 11, 2026 9:45:16 AM EDT (<1 min. ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
12 min ago • u/DuAbUiSai • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_august_11_2026 • C
Goog WTF!!!
sentiment 0.00
20 min ago • u/Scott_Malkinsons • r/Trading • should_i_give_up_trading_the_1_minute_time_frame • C
You should really give up any M timeframe unless your idea of fun is working harder for less money. The thing you forgot about is fees/spread.
Let's assume $1 fees to keep it simple. On one hand, you could trade the daily chart, each trade makes you $100 and you spend $1 on fees. Leaves you with $99. On the other hand, you can trade M-whatever, you take 20 trades with each one making you $5. But then you subtract your $20 in fees and you're left with $80 all the while you did more work, had more stress, etc.
The daily guy is paying 1% in fees, you with your M-whatever is out here paying 20% in fees.
Quit lying to yourself. It has nothing to do with more samples, etc. You know there's more "noise" on the lower end. The real reason you tried M1 is because you thought it would be more profitable, that you'd be able to catch every move up and down, and start making absolute bank. But that's not realistic, and for some reason after 3 frigging years you're still trying to chase the dragon. All you're doing is working harder for less money.
You got excuses like it fits your personality because you're impatient. WTF? You ain't making the market move quicker or slower by using M-whatever. If you size so X move always equals Y amount then it's going to take you the exact same time because the market only moves so much.
Or you believe it's easier to predict short term movements? Buddy. QUIT. LYING. TO. YOURSELF. You know damn well that's not true because if it was, we wouldn't be having this damn conversation right now.
sentiment -0.66
33 min ago • u/BriackYOLO • r/ValueInvesting • lulu_at_9x_pe • C
WTF you are on every thread I read, are you actually sleeping boy? 😂 But you are right that Lulu is cooked. Everyone moved to Alo, Vuori, or Aritzia, literally no one is wearing Lulu anymore!
sentiment -0.28
3 hr ago • u/Ok-Canary482 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_august_11_2026 • C
WTF are you smoking pal? What pump are you talking about?
sentiment 0.00
3 hr ago • u/Ok-Canary482 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_august_11_2026 • C
WTF is going on?
sentiment 0.00
4 hr ago • u/PaperHandsTheDip • r/investing • are_bondsfixed_income_really_required_for_someone • C
Exactly. In this sense bonds are almost actually a toxic asset to hold. They'll get completely cooked in equities come under and duress, and they really don't go up much. It locks in your capital which gets inflated away to bail out the equities market.
Nobody ever looks at the bonds and goes "hey! They're going down! Inflation is here, price of my chicken went up by 10%". They see "holy shit, my retirement investment account just dropped by 20%. WTF". And that gets bailed out.
sentiment -0.28
9 hr ago • u/unnamed---- • r/StockMarket • why_did_rklb_stock_fall_10_despite_62_revenue • C
But when it was going up on negative earnings, did you have that WTF moment?
Didn't think so.
sentiment -0.69
9 hr ago • u/SelenaMeyers2024 • r/StockMarket • why_did_rklb_stock_fall_10_despite_62_revenue • C
Im not even a rklb bull, in fact the opposite.
But where I share the WTF, is whatever my opinion of rklb, it shared good news... And dumped.
This happens all the time to my stocks too, today upwk (I did predict this and presold a large chunk 😉), few weeks ago Adobe, brbr dumped 20 percent in the am, and recovered by the end of day...
It's like news reminds the market it exists, it's not memory or chips, and must be dumped.
sentiment 0.43
12 hr ago • u/kuedhel • r/investing • multiple_brokerage_account_to_keep_money_safe • B
This subreddit covers market risk pretty well. But other types of risk remain. Specifically, I afraid that someone will hack into my brokerage account and move away all my life savings. Of course I do max to protect account access, but still the risk remains. Also, the broker can theoretically fail.
So I split my investments into several brokerage accounts (Schwab, Fidelity, Etrade). I also split between accounts under my name and my SO name. With the hope that if something is hacked or fails, I will not loose all the money at once.

Earlier I worked for an investment bank and heft my 401K with them after retiring. They have their own program and website to handle their 401k. Just checked their website and it fails login for the consecutive 6 days. WTF, I think I should rollover the 401K from there to a more established brokerage account as well.
Would be interested to hear any other good practices on this subject.
sentiment -0.31
13 hr ago • u/Ok-Adeptness6444 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_august_11_2026 • C
WTF $RIOT D:
sentiment 0.00
14 hr ago • u/doolpicate • r/StockMarket • trump_is_cooked • C
It doesnt take much to live off vast areas of land. Even low levels of agricutlture works out fine. I saw fruits on US shelves and thought they were all similar and huuuge. I mean, that's not how agriculture works. 1 Mango tree feeds 6 families. One pumpkin patch can do something similar, all while growing in kitchen waste. tons of berries. ... etc etc. drought resistant cereals, etc etc...
You dont need much to live.
However the american/saudi style means rejecting perfectly ok food before and after it reaches stores. One of my first experiences in the US after landing, sleeping off the trip and going of the hotel in the morning, was through the front of a Panera bread. They had piled up about 3 bags full of loaves! I thought that was unhygenic storage, only to later realize they had thrown it out. WTF. I saw massive waste everywhere.
sentiment -0.16
15 hr ago • u/UpstairsWilling7359 • r/StockMarket • trump_is_cooked • C
For me it was the piles of stolen top secret documents they found in his shitty golf club after he left office. But no. WTF?
sentiment -0.46
17 hr ago • u/Plastic-Builder-8951 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_august_11_2026 • C
WTF RKLB
sentiment 0.00
17 hr ago • u/Alternative-Mode-365 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_august_11_2026 • C
HTZ diamond hands WTF is up
sentiment 0.39
17 hr ago • u/FinePerformance1046 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_august_11_2026 • C
WTF ASTS
sentiment 0.00
17 hr ago • u/3DigitIQ • r/Superstonk • i_eat_crayons_but_isnt_this_the_most_important • C
>"$8.4 billion in cash that could be deployed in a deal, its market value has sunk to $8.6 billion."
>This is a consistently profitable company with improving fundamentals and a dedicated leadership team that is basically trading for it's cash on hand value? WTF?
This is what **you** replied to, this comment is about GME's share-price.
Stop your doom and gloom, you're implying this is the correct price-point. That's talking bullcrap like a poser.
sentiment 0.88
18 hr ago • u/onDetop • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_august_11_2026 • C
WTF happened to semis last 5 mins
sentiment 0.00
18 hr ago • u/violet_evergarden8 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_august_11_2026 • C
RKLB WTF
sentiment 0.00
18 hr ago • u/AverageYoes • r/Pmsforsale • wts_200_sale_celebration_gold_silver_giveaways • C
I would say it is not a sandwich but I googled it and google says
Officially Hot dog is considered a sandwich by regulatory bodies such as the USDA. Then it’s starts calling a hot dog more of a taco than a sandwich so now I’m really like WTF are we talking about. It’s just a hot dog!
sentiment 0.61
18 hr ago • u/No_Feeling920 • r/wallstreetbets • the_50_trillion_ai_financial_bomb • C
I do not have a particularly positive outlook on the economy, but WTF is this doomsday talk? Sure, the AI assets are overpriced and if it comes crashing down, they will be sold off at significant discounts. There will be a lot of deleveraging, P/Es will come down to more reasonable levels. Some people and organisations will lose a lot of money.
However, life will go on. None of this is critical infrastructure. The FED will paper it over with more printing. There will be inflation, people will get poorer. But I don't see how this ends up in a 1929 scenario, if the COVID insanity could not do it.
sentiment -0.94


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