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Fast Money followers are fodder for the real traders.

I don't know if that was real, but I'd jump at that opportunity if it were.

I bought leap call options on:

(5) CELH, (2) PLTR & (5) FBTC and moved 1/2 of my money market cash into the market into ETF's.

If tomorrow is another huge down day, I'm pushing the rest of my cash all in.

The recovery will be just as quick and brutal for those that jumped out or miss it.

DCA is always the best plan, but how you go about it differs. This was TSP advice. G/C/F/S/I funds

Lets say you put $904 / paycheck into your Roth 401k like clockwork (26 pay periods). You would do well.

I advise my people to 85% into C & S funds and 15% into G (Bonds). With the intention of having that G fund build up and when the market starts to get crazy or scary, then move it as well into the C/S at that time, effectively DCA with the ability to buy the dips.

Money Talk

I retired about 9 years ago. We purchased a unique home and enjoyed it and did a whole house refurbish over the first 5 years. With my new consulting job, we do a lot of traveling, and I always had friends who asked why I didn't rent out my home. So, 2 years ago, we listed it on AIRBNB / VRBO, etc. and now the home basically pays for its own mortgage(55k), utilities(13K) and (~25K) extra.

We block it out the entire winter from Thanksgiving until April 1 & we simply block out any periods we want to stay in the house for ourselves. Otherwise, we are traveling or camping.

It's got to be a unique home and not just another rental just like all the others. We have 3 real comp for Seattle +/- 60 miles.

One of my biggest regrets is I have purchased a lot of stocks, for investments and not trading, that I thought were gang busters at the time and for whatever reason along the way I decided to part ways.

Looking back, had I simply held all of the stocks I had purchased, I would have retired a while ago.

Lesson, unless you figure that a stock you bought it shite; I'm anticipating that you bought it for a reason, HOLD IT, chances you were right, it just needed time.

Have any of you dividend chasers looked in strk? 8% dividend.

My rents collected cover the mortgage, enough to conduct upgrades every few years and show a little cash flow. My goal is to increase the values of the properties long term.

If you are already charging the right price, the only raises I'd apply would be to cover my tax increases.

I've bought leap options on PLTR, AMD, CELH and CLF.

Still buying MSTR, BTC

I'd say you probably got 3 weeks as well, so 33% of your total each Wed.

I'm a real BTC, QQQ, and a few other stock I personally track.

That's what I'm doing myself.