Stock Market is the bottom in?

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Think gold or silver is still worth buying at this point?

Been worried about the debt ceiling for a few years now. I see where those bonds would be a good spot.

 

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Think gold or silver is still worth buying at this point?

Been worried about the debt ceiling for a few years now. I see where those bonds would be a good spot.

Man, I can't make the call one way or the other. It feels we're well into a monumental run. Maybe on a pullback grab some, but I cant' say if this has more room to go or not. I think the fundamentals are good, but +70% in six months may be a bit rich. I don't know. I did buy some more SPPP on 1/16, and that seems to have been good dip as of right now.

I didn't have enough free cash to buy blocks of TLT, but I did grab a pile of options for 3/30 expiration. It's a long shot bet, but grabs the risk I want to dabble in at the moment. If something else breaks loose, I'll try to get a proper position built.

 

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Been buying Cracker Barrel. Super low and the place is always packed. Seeing more advertising too. USA decent amount already

 

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Been buying Cracker Barrel. Super low and the place is always packed. Seeing more advertising too. USA decent amount already

They look attractively priced for a turnaround trade. I will start following the story. It’s amazing what a cultural cleanup can do for a brand.

Get the woketards out, focus on the food, experience, and the customer. Ditch the poor locations, redeploy into good ones. Could be huge if they can pull it off. It doesn’t take much in food to massively turn around profits.


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The race to 5/100 is on!

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I've got these two cued up on the desktop just in case.

 

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Time to start watching for $5000 gold and $100 silver. Could be any day now.

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Are you going for metals or mining companies?

 

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I've been trading in and out of INTC for the past couple weeks since they unveiled their designed/manufactured in the US process. I should have done better than I have, but I'm still learning this day trading thing. I'm up, but not nearly as much as I could have been if I would have been entering and exiting better.

I still like INTC for long-term, though I have reduced my position. We need chip manufacturing in the US, and if they get their Ohio facility running before Trump leaves office, they could get a big military contract.

 

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Are you going for metals or mining companies?

I'm only in the Sprott funds SPPP and CEF. I picked them because they have physical in vaults in canada with physical redemption rights for the shareholders. I don't have a big enough lot to put redemption on the table for me, but it keeps the fund honest, and you know it's not a fake vault full of paper contracts on leased metals.

SPPP is gonna hit a big peak at market open today. For the first time, I'm considering selling a little and turning it into something else for free. I'm still pondering that. Lots of things in play as earnings really ramp up the next two weeks.

PLTR, MET, PRU, are all in the strike zone, and with all the reporting action, there's a good trade setting up for put-acquisition strategies. And if you don't get them, you'll get a handsome premium on the puts for a couple weeks. I'm really considering selling a Feb 6th $145 put on PLTR.

 

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I called SBUX a few weeks ago. That one has gone +12% since. Earnings are around the corner early next week. I think there's still room to fish for a put-acquisition as well. There, the $87 put for Jan 30th could be a good spot to park some cash for a few days and get 1% in option income, and if they don't hit upon earnings, turn around and go after PLTR before they report on Feb 2nd.

 

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SPPP is gonna hit a big peak at market open today

Last price is 21.88, you think it will go higher at the open?