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BoA, BNY, Morgan Stanley, UBS, Citadel, JPM, Apex 🤮

DKS just got cut in half on a Foot Locker-driven guidance miss, now sitting around $125 (\~30% down today) after trading in the $180s just last week. Core DICK'S business is still decent (+4.9% comps), it's Foot Locker dragging things down.
At \~11-12x forward earnings and a fresh 4% dividend yield with plenty of cushion, this feels like classic "good business, messy acquisition" overreaction territory to me — and a couple big banks (JPM, Morgan Stanley) are sticking with Overweight even after the print. Tempting knife-catch or way too early? 🤔

Consumer Discretionary and Technology are improving and might start leading soon.
While energy and financials have started to weaken.
Healthcare might have another before the year ends.
Let me know what you think; personally, I'm moving more into tech (even though I'm already heavily tilted that way). Adding more SMH and Google, as well as a bit of TJX (TJ Maxx for some consumer discretionary).
Stopped adding to my financial positions (JPM), but still adding to HOOD, though slowing it down.

Don't have access to those funds, just these
* FID FREEDOM 2010 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2015 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2020 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2025 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2030 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2035 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2040 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2045 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2050 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2055 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2060 K6
* FIDFREEDOM 2065 K6
* FID FREEDOM2070 K6
* FID FREEDOM RETIR K6
* VOYA STABLE VALUE
* FID INFL PR BD IDX
* FID INTM TR BD IDX
* FID LT TR BD IDX
* FID TOTAL BOND K6
* FID US BOND IDX
* FIMM TREAS ONLY INST
* FID 500 INDEX
* FID CONTRAFUND K
* PARNASSUS CORE EQ IS
* PUTN LG CAP VAL R6
* AMG TS MID CAP GTH Z
* FID EXTD MKT IDX
* ABF SM CAP VALUE R6
* FID SM CAP IDX
* AF EUPAC FUND R6
* FID EMRG MKTS IDX
* FID INTL INDEX
* FID LOW-PRICED ST K6
* JPM EMRG MKTS EQ R6
* C&S REALTY SHARES Z
* FID REAL ESTATE IDX

Come on JPM hit that trilly

I premium chased and wheeled first republic bank.. the same week it went belly up where JPM acquired the banks assets and share/bond holders got wiped..

BoA, BNY, Morgan Stanley, UBS, Citadel, JPM, Apex 🤮

DKS just got cut in half on a Foot Locker-driven guidance miss, now sitting around $125 (\~30% down today) after trading in the $180s just last week. Core DICK'S business is still decent (+4.9% comps), it's Foot Locker dragging things down.
At \~11-12x forward earnings and a fresh 4% dividend yield with plenty of cushion, this feels like classic "good business, messy acquisition" overreaction territory to me — and a couple big banks (JPM, Morgan Stanley) are sticking with Overweight even after the print. Tempting knife-catch or way too early? 🤔

Consumer Discretionary and Technology are improving and might start leading soon.
While energy and financials have started to weaken.
Healthcare might have another before the year ends.
Let me know what you think; personally, I'm moving more into tech (even though I'm already heavily tilted that way). Adding more SMH and Google, as well as a bit of TJX (TJ Maxx for some consumer discretionary).
Stopped adding to my financial positions (JPM), but still adding to HOOD, though slowing it down.

Don't have access to those funds, just these
* FID FREEDOM 2010 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2015 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2020 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2025 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2030 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2035 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2040 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2045 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2050 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2055 K6
* FID FREEDOM 2060 K6
* FIDFREEDOM 2065 K6
* FID FREEDOM2070 K6
* FID FREEDOM RETIR K6
* VOYA STABLE VALUE
* FID INFL PR BD IDX
* FID INTM TR BD IDX
* FID LT TR BD IDX
* FID TOTAL BOND K6
* FID US BOND IDX
* FIMM TREAS ONLY INST
* FID 500 INDEX
* FID CONTRAFUND K
* PARNASSUS CORE EQ IS
* PUTN LG CAP VAL R6
* AMG TS MID CAP GTH Z
* FID EXTD MKT IDX
* ABF SM CAP VALUE R6
* FID SM CAP IDX
* AF EUPAC FUND R6
* FID EMRG MKTS IDX
* FID INTL INDEX
* FID LOW-PRICED ST K6
* JPM EMRG MKTS EQ R6
* C&S REALTY SHARES Z
* FID REAL ESTATE IDX

Come on JPM hit that trilly

I premium chased and wheeled first republic bank.. the same week it went belly up where JPM acquired the banks assets and share/bond holders got wiped..

Here is what my current portfolio distribution looks like across invested assets: Total 2 Mil. Outside of 401k.
0 debt. Expenses 10k PM. Age 48. Married no kids.
**US Big Tech & Semiconductors (Direct Shares) (30%):** NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL, AVGO, AMD, MU and more
**Broad Market & Growth ETFs (45%)**: IVV, VOO, FXAIX, SPY, QQQ, IVW and more
**Diversified US Blue-Chips / "Long Tail" (20%):** Dozens of direct micro-positions in Healthcare (LLY, UNH, JNJ), Financials (JPM, BAC, BRK.B), Industrials (CAT, GE), and Consumer (PG, COST, HD) 
Income & Covered Call ETFs (5%): JEPQ, JEPI 
International Equities & Fixed Income/Bonds (0%):

We're one of them. We have more than that at Vanguard and double that at JPM.

JNJ, JPM, MCD, MSFT, PM

It always cracks me up to see the whole "Oracle VP" label as a mark of him being some "important corporate big boy", whenever Ross gets mentioned.
For context, I just scraped LinkedIn (because Oracle doesn't publicly release those numbers), and Oracle has roughly 3,400 VP level employees in the US alone.
Reminds me of tons of people who unknowingly elevate positions like "VP at JP Morgan". At JPM, it is way funnier, with roughly 318k VPs in the US, which makes up a bit over 22% of their US workforce having some kind of a VP title. Luckily, JPM releases the actual numbers (so no need for me to bother with LinkedIn scraping).

not quite JPM, but i do work at a GSIB

Wendy's or JPM?

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