/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28966679
It's great. It took me months to not feel anything when I started out.

To not feel anything when you open your portfolio on a bright red day is good when you trust your choices. And when you trust your choices there really isn't a reason to be emotional about it, is there?
>>28966813
Big boy bonds like the American, German and Japanese bonds do not track much. They get auctioned off at certain dates and if they can sell them at lower yields, so be it.

They are not there to return money even, they are there to act as cash. If you pay with a fiver, GS will pay with treasury notes because they are safe.

So usually if yields go up stocks do well, because banks apparently invest and don't need "cash at hand". But now we have an overvalued stock market by any metric except those accounting for low yields. If low yields go up then even those will go red, as bonds become an actually attractive storage for your bank's money.

>Sold all my MSFT at the 213 top yesterday
>Reenter today at 209
I just love money, frens

>>21952008
I never actually hold it. I just use the insane IV to write the same two puts and roll them each week.
Almost risk free 1k bucks week after week without taking up any actual cash.

>Only .5% down
Meh

>>20650452
Im just posting whatever I watched that day desu