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time and pressure. it is all connected. GME, China, Trump, Gold, Silver, BTC, NASDAQ, NYSE, SEC, FBI, Epstein. This goes on much longer than we think and we are about to see a V like Vendetta final. So far the best movie/story I\`ve sticked to. Just stand on the site of the trade, which you support. Mentally, morally and physically attracted to. For me that is definitely RC and his companions. These are clearly very clever dudes. Enjoy the show and try to forget about your investment. Let it sleep for when it will wake-up....

Bought @ 74. V when?

HOOD haven’t V it’s always hood especially this year

Just open a B.V. and invest under the B.V. due to accounting principles businesses can't be taxed for their unrealised gains.

Assuming you bought something even slightly good, "Wait for it to V" works around 99% of the time

I hear you, but at the same time these things can reverse quickly and you could have missed it. You can't time the bottom perfectly, just make sure you are somewhere down in the V

That V is quite suspicious

till noon, right? then turbo V?

Incoming V Day PSA:
Child support costs a lot more than what you can emotionally and sexually gain.

V and MA offer credit, although their model is at risk too, albeit lower/slower risk.
UPI is just the transaction layer. Your bank account is providing the funds.
India’s Rupay credit card works with UPI. I’m guessing V/MA will eventually have to go this route as well, which will mean reduced MDR therefore thinning margins.

Dead serious, M V I S calls for end of year or even 2028. Buy $1 calls for the home run swing. If you want a higher chance or keeping your initial money do the .50 ones.

Just one V for me to get out 😭

Low cost index funds. ETFS, and mutual funds. Find a brokerage you like.
The big reason why people mention VOO constantly. Is because the annualized life time yearly return for the SNP500 is 10%. So all up years, all down years, equals out to 10% yearly. The SNP500 has also had a 73% positive year rate.
These will track things like stocks markets, industries so on. You don't really have to min max a whole lot, and there is plenty of reddit posts covering allocations, and stuff. Riskier people do an SNP500, and one of the QQQs. Other people just do Total market US inclusive, total market US exclusive. The nice thing about ETFs is generally you can put in any amount at a time you want. It's also good to just put money in on a schedule. Once a week, or once a month whatever you wanna do. You could even automate if you wanted.
For example. V is Just Vanguard's ticker.
ETFs:
QQQ tracks tech companies.
VOO tracks the top 500 companies on the NY stock exchange
VTI tracks the overall us stock market.
VXUS does not include the US in its global market tracking
There is a lot of ETFS, and mutual funds that track all kinds of stuff. With differing degrees of risk.
Like QQQ is considered risky because it is the tech sector which can be boomer or bust.
Overall though it is fairly safe because they are not tracking single companies, and all that. Your generally going to have problems when there is a general down turn.
There is still risk, most of the markets are held up by a handful of successful companies.
You should also look into Canadian law, taxes, and so on, to just cover yourself. I don't know any specifics for Canada. If you are looking at retirement accounts check to see when you would pay taxes, and just consider it. A traditional IRA for instance you pay at time of withdrawal, which could be better, or worse tax wise depending. Roth accounts you pay tax now.
You should also consider sitting down with a financial planner to get an overview of stuff. Fiduciaries, or a Canadian equivalent, are legally bound to act in your best interest.

V y m i has been fire

So V tomorrow right?

I think they’re going to have to come up with something bigger. People are tired of hearing about iran before it even started. They need a brand new angle to overshadow the pedo-files. Something like a downright brutal market crash followed by the most insane V in history. Vice versa would probably work too. Happy gambling!

Canadian tickers are now available on [testfol.io](http://testfol.io), a free backtesting tool. You can use the .TO, .V, or .CN suffixes to access them.
Example with Vanguard's Canadian listed ETFs: [https://testfol.io/?s=lctaJMgJDxC](https://testfol.io/?s=lctaJMgJDxC)
[https:\/\/testfol.io\/?s=lctaJMgJDxC](https://preview.redd.it/apt3bc98a6jg1.png?width=3492&format=png&auto=webp&s=c11f4b226630d6c20d6737cb613f9062f5bc11ed)

IV almost always with fall post earnings. Earnings are a high vol event and is priced into options that expire post earnings. It's a straight forward calculation to determine how much I V is expected to drop post earnings. DM and I'd be happy to provide you with a straight forward Excel spreadsheet to run the analysis

Waiting for Episode V: The Market Strikes Back

Biggest V of the week tomorrow, I hope