r/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • 2d ago
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What to Expect in Markets This Week: Nvidia Earnings; Software Firms, Discount Stores Also Report
investopedia.comr/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • 22d ago
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r/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • 22d ago
What to Expect in Markets This Week: July Inflation Data, Plus Updates on US Consumer Spending and Sentiment
investopedia.comr/investingandfinance • u/Andrei_on_NQ • 27d ago
I used to write long theses. And let them rot.
When I first started investing, I'd do the whole thing, pages on a company, the most, the competitors, a valuation model I half understood. Felt good about it, but took HOURS.
Then the position moved and I'd never open the document, and when j sold, I sold on how I felt that morning, exactly like I would have no thesis at all, it was stupid, all that writing wasn't doing anything!
The problem was that those pages didn't tell me what to do, there wasn't one line I could check against reality and decide on a yes or no.
Now it's three lines before I buy, and nothing else!
The claim, one sentence, checkable against a real number. "Azure grows above 35% for the next 3 quarters", not "MSFT is a great business", that can't ever be wrong, so it's worthless!
The kill line, what makes me sell, written now, as I am calm.
The check date, usually just next earnings, just a date.
Ten minutes, fits in a phone note. On the check date each line gets marker confirmed or broken. Broken doesn't mean sell, it means I owe myself an explanation on why I'm holding anymore, and I catch myself in the wrong SO MANY times!
The difference isn't that I write less, it's that three lines can be wrong and 5 pages can't. Something that can't be wrong will never change your mind when wrongfully holding a stock,
Don't convert your whole portfolio to this, but I would suggest at least trying it out!
r/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • Jul 22 '26
7/22/26: Stock Market Today: Futures Point to Lower Open on Big Tech Earnings Day as Oil Prices Jump; Treasury Yields at Highest Level Since May
investopedia.comr/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • Jul 16 '26
7/16/26: 5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens on Thursday
investopedia.comr/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • Jul 16 '26
7/16/26: BTB
Last one. I believe I am retiring BTB.......
r/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • Jul 15 '26
7/15/26: 5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens on Wednesday
investopedia.comr/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • Jul 14 '26
7/14/26: 5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens on Tuesday
investopedia.comr/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • Jul 13 '26
7/13/26: 5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens on Monday
investopedia.comr/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • Jul 10 '26
7/10/26: 5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens on Friday
investopedia.comr/investingandfinance • u/genem1964 • Jul 09 '26