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Na, Nov 2007-Nov 2009 please
Bud, I think you’re missing the point. 2009-today has been the greatest bull market in history. Of course your strategy is going to work when the worse case scenario in 15 years is a 30% drop over a year with a V recovery.
I wanna see what happens when it’s 60% in 2 months.

CSU and TOI.V

There is a dividend pyramid.
The base being companies that grow slow and give most of their earnings to shareholders and have a high yield that doesn't go up fast. The tip of the pyramid being fast growing companies paying a small percent of their earnings as a dividend, re-investing their earnings for growth, and thus growing the dividend and the company faster. But the dividend will be a smaller part of the companies value and generally be a smaller yield.
If you are younger companies like V, MA, GOOG, MSFT, META that pay like 0.2%-0.8% dividends but grow the company 20% per year are still fine and there are dividend ETFs for those that are more fitting for young investors.
Also its less about age and more about how much money you have in the first place, if you got $500k inheritance today some safe ass dividend stock that will cover your rent and car and some vacations for the rest of your life might sound like a pretty solid option. But if you have $20k and that same thing pays $800/year which is like enough to cover christmas presents which is a much less tempting offer.

LIB.V ftw

I bought some MON.V last week. Their board of directors have Tim Livesey who worked for Barrick Gold.
Extremely low float, 20m in cash.

Buy LIB.V

Ah yes, I have been saving for this moment. His stock will be done for, and we will all buy that glorious dip and the following V shaped recovery.

We V in 🌽🤗 lmabos and shyt mfs strong buying pressure can be seen ..sale is happening don't get caught lacking .

Corn is dead or unbelievable V back to ATH
Place ur bets retards.

I will try a hail mary play on Monday with my last 6k, puts at open into calls trying to catch the V, hoping for a 10x in both directions, 600k ez 🤞

You are not cooked, but the position is structurally bad for what you need.
A 3x leveraged silver ETF after a 33 percent move down is fighting math, not fundamentals. Even if silver eventually goes higher, volatility + daily reset will keep eating your position unless you get a sharp, clean bounce very soon. A slow grind up does not save you.
Silver to 100 in the short to medium term with no pullbacks is extremely unlikely. That kind of move only happens in a liquidity panic or a full metals mania, and right now we just had the opposite. Margin hikes, forced selling, and funds de risking. Those usually lead to consolidation, not V shaped recoveries.
75 to 80 consolidation is very realistic. That alone is enough to keep bleeding a 3x ETF even if the long term thesis is right.
Fundamentals did not change, but positioning did. And in the short term, positioning matters more than fundamentals.
Not advice. Just perspective from someone who has seen leverage + commodities end badly more times than I can count.

When happens millions of disabled vets will get cbd oil from the V.A. instead of pills/creams. Has literally cured my 50 year athletes foot fungus problem where nothing else works told this to my team at the VA they agreed but no can do go buy with your disability pay on the street. Is schedule one next to heroin, I say want to buy good chow with that money instead dont want your stinkin pills. Once cwbhf gets this contract look out Oz likes the company it will get there.....

> tending toward short-term interest rate drops while maintaining long-term raised rates and strong Dollar rhetoric.
Institutional hawkish bias and history. Major bank consensus is a V-shape. Although may be a very wiiiiiide V. 

In general, I agree and it’s also what I’ve come across in my own research. However, I’m unable to answer these specific questions about adobe:
1. Adobe right now is a value-extractor rather than a value creator. If we focus solely on their target audience, those professionals that don’t have options to switch stick with adobe because they don’t have options. They get squeezed by price increases every year, but feature functionality and stability of programs does not increase per year. I personally prefer it if companies were like Amazon, who see to add value to their customers every year rather than being a value extractor. Don’t get me wrong, value extractors still make a ton of money (Apple, Microsoft, V/MA), I’m just uneasy about the durability. Can you really value-extract for 30 years and still have a moat?
2. What is unfolding is very similar to Walmart vs Target/Sears etc. adobe has said we will focus on enterprise, on the professional who can’t do it with just one tool, but the whole workflow across many teams and across multiple software. Yes, ARPU is higher here. But by abandoning the small creator, those who can do with just one tool. They allowed canva and affinity to get as big today. Why doesn’t management only focus on value extraction and does not defend their moat? Yes, it’s still not a threat today. But if management doesn’t take action and treat the threat seriously. Can we safely assume the same 20,30 years from now?
Overall, I agree on the valuation aspect and how unlikely that competitors will displace adobe in the short term(or AI in that matter). But I think it’s possible for affinity to slowly copy adobe’s ecosystem strategy but in a different way than how adobe did it and wouldn’t really incur the costs adobe did. Similar to how Walmart basically scaled up by copying what others did well, ignored what others did poorly and eventually, when they got big enough. Come after their main competitors market.

We will make that happen. In some places you can already see it:
The biggest of the my coin stores: I click on a mass-market coin (V.Philh), can't buy a single one. It only offers me bell icons that are basically "get an email when we have this at 98 euros again" which might never happen: they can just say that notifications are not binding orders (General Terms and Conditions)

For U shaped moves, most of the indicators will easily generate signals correctly as U shaped moves gives time to indicators to react.
But for V shaped moves don't give anytime at all to indicators to react. So here there will be lots of loss.
Any idea as to how to trade v-shaped moves ?

Buy an ASIC if you have free electricity (but bear in mind you may need a 240 V outlet). You’ll have to watch some videos to self-teach how to set up & you’ll have to pick a mining pool.
With free electricity you will make money. It’s not boom or bust like you thought. You’ll get regular rewards as your share based on your hash-rate.

IBRX and SCD.V

Na, Nov 2007-Nov 2009 please
Bud, I think you’re missing the point. 2009-today has been the greatest bull market in history. Of course your strategy is going to work when the worse case scenario in 15 years is a 30% drop over a year with a V recovery.
I wanna see what happens when it’s 60% in 2 months.

CSU and TOI.V