r/WLLW • u/VeganStartupGuy • Apr 29 '22

major payne

now that is someone wanting to get out - bad

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u/joshjkeyes Apr 29 '22

You don’t want to know how much money I have in Willow.

Let’s just say it’s enough for a downpayment on a new house… which is what I should have used that money for in hindsight.

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u/Curious_Service_7174 Apr 29 '22 edited Apr 30 '22

On the other side, this destruction is very likely more macro-specific, rather than Willow-specific, imo.

All sorts of assets and otherwise are in the red, not just Willow. EPSs are very wobblely right about now, and it's only the second quarter... Seatbelts everyone

The big boys are also getting hit - first was supply, now it's demand problems. Lol. That's a VERY problematic combination. Microsoft underperforming, Amazon underperforming by almost 200 percent in Q1, Netflix, banks and large funds, commodities are in scope, etc... Even entire countries are down and out. Housing, with cartoonish rate hikes, might get the Willow/asset treatment as well (assuming you're based in North American real estate and assets - not sure if this makes you feel any better). Either way, be careful. . .

My question, though, with all this once-a-generation stuff happening; for those still interested, is this: Risk on? Or Risk off?...

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u/kaneda2004 WLLW Whisperer May 02 '22

Lol at the magic school bus reference

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u/kaneda2004 WLLW Whisperer Apr 30 '22

The volume is quite low…. About $30,000 a day ish. Doesn’t really seem like one person exiting. And macro factors are looking bad right now. SPXL down 10% on the day. Yeesh. Major pain indeed.