Pinned
A tactical model based on supply and demand called the DotCom Bubble and the GFC.
Then in 2018 it signaled to sell everything. Stocks are up 196% since.
My latest on why the relentless bid for stocks changed everything:
Nick Maggiulli
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Nick Maggiulli
@dollarsanddata
Helping people build wealth since 2017. Author of Just Keep Buying (ofdollarsanddata.com/jkb) & The Wealth Ladder (ofdollarsanddata.com/twl)
Joined December 2016
- You think the Gamestop short squeeze is the greatest ever? Not. Even. Close. This is the story of Piggly Wiggly and one man taking on Wall Street ALONE. Buckle up, because this is one of the craziest stories in investment history.
- Friendly reminder that Jane Street built a system to get the 2016 election results MINUTES ahead of the mainstream media and still ended up losing $300M on the trade:
- A $10M investment in the S&P 500 in April 97 would be $128M today. Biggie's mom crushed it. RIP.
Biggie’s mother has reportedly passed away at 72 🙏🏽🕊️ She ran Biggie’s estate since his death, growing it from $10m to $160m. - Maxing out your 401k is not always the right choice
- Replying to @dollarsanddataI was honestly shocked. The R^2 on the model is still 1
- Perfect case study of how “Everyone feels like a genius in a bull market”
- These are the new economic classes in the U.S. (based on net worth, not income)
- Update: Putting all 3 U.S. stimulus checks into Dogecoin now exceeds $500,000
- Replying to @dollarsanddataFor those saying that "some companies don't even offer a match" that's still better than the stunt this company pulled.
