@the_bald_statement:$CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$ Highly likely CRWD have a liability insurance to handle any lawsuits from customers. Entered in a position, small one for now.. planning to add more if it drops further. This is a short term issue, long term this company should be able to grow further.

@snugglo:$CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$ Crashing slowly and silently right now. What a nice move. If you guys are still holding, please escape now and buy at the next earning. It is not worth holding the falling knife from now until then. Don’t be fooled by paid analysts that we should buy it. They aimed you to be the bag holders.

@HLPA:$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  TSLA share price has only one way ro go - up!  Having fallen to this low below 240, the stock has to be a buy for the following five reasons: 1. earnings report on 23rd July - as long as it is not a "bad" one, TSLA woulld trend upwards; 2. the coming of the robotaxis next month which is a gamechanged event in itself; 3  the AI effect that Tesla as a company enjoys; 4. the huge momentum as seen in TSLA price  in most of the revent trading sessions; 5. the name Elon Musk - one that creates fears and joys for investors. Hence no matter which way the repoet goes TSLA share price would continue to fluctuate with higher highs and lower lows for which day trafees can vapitalose on m

@Moonlight23:$SPDR ETF(SPY)$  $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   The hardest decisions require the strongest wills - Thanos A very apt quote to describe the stock market. In a bull market, everyone buys. Rising tides lift all boats, and some more than others. The more the meme, the more the green, and everyone wins. But in the bullish downturn, thats where things start to get tricky. People start questioning the viability of stocks without fundamentals ($GameStop(GME)$) and currency created years ago by anonymous individuals ($iShares Bitcoin Trust(IBIT)$

@Moonlight23:Entering into 2023, US Fed rates were standing at 4.5%, $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ at 3800s, with major players predicting that we were all heading into recession and an economic slump. End 2023, US Fed rates are now at 5+%, $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ up about 20%, with recession not in sight and the market still performing at its highest levels. I myself is also guilty of such predictions, slowly selling down as interest rates rose, and losing out on about 10% gains that I could have had should I have held on to the stocks that I sold. Here's some lessons that I learned from this year: 1. Take predictions with a pinch of

@Moonlight23:December is a month that has had more wins than losses over the past 70 odd years, with the percentage of winning months being about 75%. This translates to it being one of the best performing months historically.  As of whether Santa Claus is really the cause of this rally, one might want to seek the opinions of his transport workers: the reindeers (or modern day Tesla). $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ has been outperforming here, smashing up about 25% since it's lows about 2 months ago. With Santa working in weird and mysterious ways (read: possible interest rate cuts!), one might attribute this red hot rally to the sea of investors rushing in in order to avoid the FOMO, trying to catch the last train out