School me on investing...

That said, if I was smart, I'd have my dough in junior miners.

But I like holding shiny things in my hands.

Somewhere out there is a company sitting on a mine that's permitted, has supply chain logistics, and is ready to produce, but requires a price of $30/ounce to be viable.

Find them, and cash in.

If I find it first, I'll PM ya.

For a fee.

 

Thinking of getting back into Boeing. Maybe 1/2 now, 1/2 after earnings.

 

I dunno, seems like a "slow and steady old man stock" that hasn't been all that steady. They're not going away, but the upside doesn't look great considering the pitfalls.

 

I'm not looking for a quick buck on this one. That's definitely a buy-and-hold situation. Years.

 

BA getting closer to a buy point.

 

RIVN back under $10.... it's like that hooker that you KNOW has the clap... but the price is hard to resist!

 

Do you people have my password? I bought both today.

 

""COUGH"" indeed!

 

Nah, dawg. It's fine. You just hatin'.

 

the market today:

"oh noes, did you hear what the Fed said? we should panic"

"oh, that's right, we don't give a shit what the Fed says"

 

Even cocoa? It's going GANGBUSTERS and I'm reading that Cote d'Ivoire is a yuuuuuuge producer.

I don't know how to put the hat on the 'o'.

 

WBD is green today in a sea of red lol

 

6 and a half cents.

At that rate I'll be back even about Christmas.

 

Like that.

 

Jeeeeeezus... $26.83 just now.

You'd think that there'd be a dead (orange) cat bounce, eventually!

 

Well, I know the minimum required about that one but it's not like I trade it or anything. My brother was in the business, though. Worked for a long time for a subsidiary of ADM.

 

From what I'm reading, production is off maybe 40%. The commodity is up 500%.

Seems to me, the commodity is overcooked, but if you can get a stake in a producer, their profits are about to soar.

I highly dought cocoa production is a very large segment of ADMs annual revs, though.

 

The producers don't make money. They're all pretty small. They can barely afford chocolate. It's the intermediaries, traders and the companyies that transform the product (e.g. nestle) who get rich.

 

$32 looks really good right now.