LowIQTrash » 28 Oct 2025, 10:23 pm » wrote: ↑ Months ago, I had a conversation with Fuelman regarding UNH (United Healthcare) stock.
I said on a whim, jokingly, that the stock looked like it was about to crash (I looked at the chart for about 20 seconds by the way, it wasn't like rocket science to me).
Fast forward 5 months, and it indeed did crash by more than 55%. You can read the results here:
viewtopic.php?p=2746221#p2746221
[Note: For those of you who are financial illiterates aka RETARDS, United Healthcare is a low beta stock, which means it experiences less volatility than most of the stocks in the SP 500 index.
So not only did I predict a collapse in the stock price, which is extremely rare for a stock in a defensive sector like health insurance, I did it with excellent timing.
Let that sink in for a minute you low IQ, Dunning Kruger maximum cretins.]
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Now enter one of the VERMIN who likes to reply to my threads with "witty" (snicker) comebacks. You know who you are - there are at least 3 of you.
The imbecile(s) make one to three liner "gotchas" that make the dumb blondies in Mean Girls look intelligent whenever I post a thread regarding the financial markets.
If I didn't know they were retarded MAGAT boomers, I could have easily mistaken them for teenage girls engaged in a drama queen session.
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Ask yourself this:
1) Have any of these vermin ever had a single month where their portfolio went up by more than 100%? (I have, and in this year alone I've had 3)
2) Have any of these vermin ever picked out multiple (3-5) stocks during any bullish cycle that has outperformed the SP 500 by more than a factor of 5?
[For the record, I recommended in a private chat group for people to buy AMD at $83 in April, Robinhood at $30, and Palantir at $63-66. AMD bottomed at $76 and is now trading over $250, Robinhood bottomed at $29.50 and is now trading at $140+. Palantir did not hit my precise target but bottomed less than $1 higher than my $66 target and is around $189.]
More recently I recommended ARU.ASX at 30 cents (an Australian Rare Earths stock) and it shot up to 48 cents in the span of 2 weeks. (60%+) I said I couldn't capitalize on this opportunity because I didn't have an IBKR account - not that I care because I can spot these opportunities from a mile away.
If you followed my recommendations back in April and put your entire portfolio in those 3 names, you would be up more than 3x (200%+) in 6 months, while the SP is up around 28% in that time frame.
Keep in mind the SP returns ("on average") about 7-8% a year incl. dividends, so I basically brought forward over 10 years of returns in half a year.
This is a record that would easily be around 3 SD (99.7%) on Wall Street.
[Now that being said, I would strongly recommend selling everything at this point and going cash, or even getting ready to short this retarded Ponzi Scheme into the ground, as I want nothing more than to see Donald J Trump's little pet Pyramid crash and burn in the coming conflagration / inferno.]
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Now I ask this question to the vermin who enjoy their so-called "witty" / snide remarks:
How do you **** retarded asswipes [who are 0-1 SD at best] even get the chutzpah to even speak to me, let alone attempt to "talk down to me," you worthless cockroaches?
Too may drops onto the **** pavement as an infant?

JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom I think he's trying to pass himself off as a smart Jew.ROG62 » 29 Oct 2025, 5:45 am » wrote: ↑
*YAWNS INCESSANTLY*
I should print this out as it would make some good asswipe for the dog...
What a friggin' hypocrite...RebelGator » 29 Oct 2025, 6:05 am » wrote: ↑ I think he's trying to pass himself off as a smart Jew.
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom It would be helpful if you put dollar amounts along with those percentages. 1-2-300% of not much is well, not much. I'm just curious what your commitment level is. You trading with $5k or $100k? That move to make "**** you" money is going to require a substantial nest egg.LowIQTrash » 28 Oct 2025, 10:23 pm » wrote: ↑
Ask yourself this:
1) Have any of these vermin ever had a single month where their portfolio went up by more than 100%? (I have, and in this year alone I've had 3)
2) Have any of these vermin ever picked out multiple (3-5) stocks during any bullish cycle that has outperformed the SP 500 by more than a factor of 5?
[For the record, I recommended in a private chat group for people to buy AMD at $83 in April, Robinhood at $30, and Palantir at $63-66. AMD bottomed at $76 and is now trading over $250, Robinhood bottomed at $29.50 and is now trading at $140+. Palantir did not hit my precise target but bottomed less than $1 higher than my $66 target and is around $189.]
More recently I recommended ARU.ASX at 30 cents (an Australian Rare Earths stock) and it shot up to 48 cents in the span of 2 weeks. (60%+) I said I couldn't capitalize on this opportunity because I didn't have an IBKR account - not that I care because I can spot these opportunities from a mile away.
If you followed my recommendations back in April and put your entire portfolio in those 3 names, you would be up more than 3x (200%+) in 6 months, while the SP is up around 28% in that time frame.
Keep in mind the SP returns ("on average") about 7-8% a year incl. dividends, so I basically brought forward over 10 years of returns in half a year.
This is a record that would easily be around 3 SD (99.7%) on Wall Street.
[Now that being said, I would strongly recommend selling everything at this point and going cash, or even getting ready to short this retarded Ponzi Scheme into the ground, as I want nothing more than to see Donald J Trump's little pet Pyramid crash and burn in the coming conflagration / inferno.]
Sure, the Clairvoyant thing is impressive but what really stands out is the temperance...LowIQTrash » 28 Oct 2025, 10:23 pm » wrote: ↑ Months ago, I had a conversation with Fuelman regarding UNH (United Healthcare) stock.
I said on a whim, jokingly, that the stock looked like it was about to crash (I looked at the chart for about 20 seconds by the way, it wasn't like rocket science to me).
Fast forward 5 months, and it indeed did crash by more than 55%. You can read the results here:
viewtopic.php?p=2746221#p2746221
[Note: For those of you who are financial illiterates aka RETARDS, United Healthcare is a low beta stock, which means it experiences less volatility than most of the stocks in the SP 500 index.
So not only did I predict a collapse in the stock price, which is extremely rare for a stock in a defensive sector like health insurance, I did it with excellent timing.
Let that sink in for a minute you low IQ, Dunning Kruger maximum cretins.]
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Now enter one of the VERMIN who likes to reply to my threads with "witty" (snicker) comebacks. You know who you are - there are at least 3 of you.
The imbecile(s) make one to three liner "gotchas" that make the dumb blondies in Mean Girls look intelligent whenever I post a thread regarding the financial markets.
If I didn't know they were retarded MAGAT boomers, I could have easily mistaken them for teenage girls engaged in a drama queen session.
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Ask yourself this:
1) Have any of these vermin ever had a single month where their portfolio went up by more than 100%? (I have, and in this year alone I've had 3)
2) Have any of these vermin ever picked out multiple (3-5) stocks during any bullish cycle that has outperformed the SP 500 by more than a factor of 5?
[For the record, I recommended in a private chat group for people to buy AMD at $83 in April, Robinhood at $30, and Palantir at $63-66. AMD bottomed at $76 and is now trading over $250, Robinhood bottomed at $29.50 and is now trading at $140+. Palantir did not hit my precise target but bottomed less than $1 higher than my $66 target and is around $189.]
More recently I recommended ARU.ASX at 30 cents (an Australian Rare Earths stock) and it shot up to 48 cents in the span of 2 weeks. (60%+) I said I couldn't capitalize on this opportunity because I didn't have an IBKR account - not that I care because I can spot these opportunities from a mile away.
If you followed my recommendations back in April and put your entire portfolio in those 3 names, you would be up more than 3x (200%+) in 6 months, while the SP is up around 28% in that time frame.
Keep in mind the SP returns ("on average") about 7-8% a year incl. dividends, so I basically brought forward over 10 years of returns in half a year.
This is a record that would easily be around 3 SD (99.7%) on Wall Street.
[Now that being said, I would strongly recommend selling everything at this point and going cash, or even getting ready to short this retarded Ponzi Scheme into the ground, as I want nothing more than to see Donald J Trump's little pet Pyramid crash and burn in the coming conflagration / inferno.]
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Now I ask this question to the vermin who enjoy their so-called "witty" / snide remarks:
How do you **** retarded asswipes [who are 0-1 SD at best] even get the chutzpah to even speak to me, let alone attempt to "talk down to me," you worthless cockroaches?
Too may drops onto the **** pavement as an infant?
Trading account started at $155K beginning of this year. YTD is 235% profit (30-40% of which came from buying puts from the tariff crash). You do the math.Fuelman » 30 Oct 2025, 10:04 am » wrote: ↑ It would be helpful if you put dollar amounts along with those percentages. 1-2-300% of not much is well, not much. I'm just curious what your commitment level is. You trading with $5k or $100k? That move to make "**** you" money is going to require a substantial nest egg.
I'm content with my measley 10% so far this year.
I read an article from another "clairvoyant" who was calling the peak S&P bubble at 9000 for the end of 2026. Looks like we have some room to run on the upside.
This crowd doesn't like to talk much about "their" money but have plenty to say about OPM. It's a boomer thing, bad manners to talk of such things. It's refreshing to see the younger crowd changing that dynamic.
Happy trading!
Working against the natural universal order gains artificial wealth that can become worthless when people lose their faith in their specific reality. Imagine every ancestor stops believing in humanity tomorrow?LowIQTrash » 30 Oct 2025, 10:48 pm » wrote: ↑ Trading account started at $155K beginning of this year. YTD is 235% profit (30-40% of which came from buying puts from the tariff crash). You do the math.
I'm actually very disappointed because I told people to slam calls out to September in April on those 3 names, and if I had just listened to myself, I would be up 700%+.
(Yes, I gave up some gains with losses / some bad trades, everyone deals with those)
I don't see why the dollar amount matters. Whether I have $1M or $50M or $10,000 it would not detract from the fact my suggestions are high quality. You can literally substitute regular commons (shares) for any options plays I recommend and you would still be profitable, above the SP benchmark.
(Buying SLV commons back in 2024 rather than options would have saved a lot of headache but that's another story)
It might matter if you're a Stan Druckenmiller, Paul Tudor Jones, or Warren Buffett, and even then I would be intelligent enough not to FOMO into all time highs when the United States economy is ready to collapse into a debt crisis + depression.
If some broke schlub who only has $5000 in his account can get 1000%, that doesn't make me think any higher or lower of him.
Thanks, it's not easy to throw those numbers out there. There are people who dabble in trading and those that are quite committed to make a go of it. At those funding levels you aren't messing around. That FU money may be in your future.LowIQTrash » 30 Oct 2025, 10:48 pm » wrote: ↑ Trading account started at $155K beginning of this year. YTD is 235% profit (30-40% of which came from buying puts from the tariff crash). You do the math.
I'm actually very disappointed because I told people to slam calls out to September in April on those 3 names, and if I had just listened to myself, I would be up 700%+.
(Yes, I gave up some gains with losses / some bad trades, everyone deals with those)
I don't see why the dollar amount matters. Whether I have $1M or $50M or $10,000 it would not detract from the fact my suggestions are high quality. You can literally substitute regular commons (shares) for any options plays I recommend and you would still be profitable, above the SP benchmark.
(Buying SLV commons back in 2024 rather than options would have saved a lot of headache but that's another story)
It might matter if you're a Stan Druckenmiller, Paul Tudor Jones, or Warren Buffett, and even then I would be intelligent enough not to FOMO into all time highs when the United States economy is ready to collapse into a debt crisis + depression.
If some broke schlub who only has $5000 in his account can get 1000%, that doesn't make me think any higher or lower of him.
Remember, this LFN...anyone can throw numbers out there...Fuelman » 31 Oct 2025, 10:32 am » wrote: ↑ Thanks, it's not easy to throw those numbers out there. There are people who dabble in trading and those that are quite committed to make a go of it. At those funding levels you aren't messing around. That FU money may be in your future.
I wouldn't dwell on the missed recommendations, this is a 24/7 gambling operation, always another opportunity.
I read the other day that retail option volume has surpassed institutional option volume. Lot of people trying to get in on the action.
I hope you have kept up with quarterly tax payments. That's a serious state and federal tax bill. Uncle Sam wants his cut and you don't want to pay an additional 7% interest penalty for underpaying. I'm sure you knew that already.
I'm waiting for the next round of Federal economic data to arrive, if ever. Could get a little dicey.
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom Yes, there is that and I'm sure some eyes rolled on some of the numbers I've thrown out there. You either believe it or not, I'm way past giving a ****.
This is one of the most treacherous environments I’ve seen since I got into investing about 10 years ago.Fuelman » 31 Oct 2025, 10:32 am » wrote: ↑ Thanks, it's not easy to throw those numbers out there. There are people who dabble in trading and those that are quite committed to make a go of it. At those funding levels you aren't messing around. That FU money may be in your future.
I wouldn't dwell on the missed recommendations, this is a 24/7 gambling operation, always another opportunity.
I read the other day that retail option volume has surpassed institutional option volume. Lot of people trying to get in on the action.
I hope you have kept up with quarterly tax payments. That's a serious state and federal tax bill. Uncle Sam wants his cut and you don't want to pay an additional 7% interest penalty for underpaying. I'm sure you knew that already.
I'm waiting for the next round of Federal economic data to arrive, if ever. Could get a little dicey.