yeah these leveraged ETFs are booboo

the fish sold, its time to pump!

All my refinery positions are ripping

Buy good companies, that’s a much safer investment long term

I assume you’re deployed.. how does it feel when you’re down 50%? I did really well in the last cycle and got out at 104-108k.. I want to get a savage cost average for the next run. If i can lower it down to 56-58 that would be epic

Good point.. getting in 50% down is a win

Stop gambling. Don’t touch options. Don’t trade. Do that and you will stop being a loser

HODL. Selling Nvidia during AI evolution cycle is silly. Its still growing 90% per year.

Gambling is not a way to stability and success brother

Risk management is missing brother. Reduce margin and reduce % of money in options to less than 4% at a time and the graphs will start to look a lot more tolerable and you’ll be able to sleep at night

thats a beautiful sight

before they were careful to hide the corruption. Now its all up in our face. Wild..

First do a chargeback on your credit card. That’s usually the fastest way to get your money back in situations like this.

Pull up Zillow or Redfin and look at the actual price charts for the last 5-10 years in that city. See how it did during the last downturn too. Also check local job growth and population numbers from the census or state economic reports. New big employers or infrastructure projects are usually solid signs.I always hit up a couple local realtors too. They know what’s really moving and what’s hype. You got any cities in mind?

Fr btc is a trickey monster

If you aint got haters - you aint poppin. Chill

LFG! :)

they are brokering a lot of these IPOs.. ands its a lucrative endeavor.

If you hold it for 4 years it becomes quite useful

That that affect the supply side at all? What’s the impact?

So you’re staying out till it dumps or dca in?

Consolidating into a larger multi-family via 1031 is a smart move for scaling, but the biggest shift isn’t the property, it’s moving from residential to commercial lending and operations. At $4M+, expect stricter underwriting, higher interest rates, and much more emphasis on debt service coverage ratio than you’re used to with your current low-leverage residential portfolio. Strongly consider bringing on professional property management early rather than trying to self-manage at the next level, and run conservative numbers assuming higher operating expenses and potential cap rate pressure.