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Any reviews on company Arable ? @arable
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I have been trying to apply for Microsoft’s full time sales position, but I have been having a hard time finding professionals/recruiters to network there. No luck on LinkedIn and I don’t go to a target school which makes it even harder to at least get my foot in the door. I would like to use my summer internship experience in the Big-4 consulting space to potentially move into Microsoft for full time. I am trying to reach out to any possible network, anyone here would like to help please? Microsoft
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So call or put on SPY?
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ER this week
anyone playing any earnings?
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Who’s buying this ethereum dip? 👀
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Best of luck.
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I’ve tried a few and I think you need to make sure you’re doing some real due diligence.
The ones I’ve used in the past couple years:
- Cramers Action Alerts - solid fundamental analysis and helps you understand some about managing a portfolio. His investment universe is limited to mostly S&P500 stocks so you won’t see much on smalls or really speculative stuff.
- Hedgeye - the broadest reach products are macro focused and they offer the same insights to retail investors as they’re selling to big funds. You don’t get all the background or data, but you do get tradable signals. I’ve been managing my retirement accounts using their process for a while and I’m pleased with the results. But it’s important to understand that they act as a strategist - you own the trade. It’s also going to move you towards fairly (very?) active trading.
They offer some single stock ideas as well. You can get the ideas list for a cheap price, but you need to know how to trade the names since the list only gets updated monthly and some recs get stale.
42Macro - a new service that’s a breakoff from Hedgeye. Certainly macro and style focused, but they have a weekly product that is great value and would be a solid tool for someone who is fine using mostly ETFs that span US stocks, foreign indexes, commodities, fixed income, and FX. This would also be a decent choice for someone looking to touch the portfolio weekly.
The only other thing I’d add is if you’re going to manage your own money outside a passive or complete DCA approach, read some on trading psychology and execution.
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Cramer is more long term - most positions are in place for months to years.
42Macro and Hedgeye update their portfolios frequently but you could get into a rhythm of making moves once a week or once a month.
If you want to do options well you need to get into technical analysis or flow analysis. HE and 42M discuss some positioning and flows, but it’s not like some of the dedicated flows services like AllAboutOptions, Market Rebellion, or Unusual Whales.
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Yea, it’s a lot of information and take a bit learn their setup, terminology, and how to use it profitability, but has helped me make some solid profits. The live flow options is great as well.
Find smart people and those who are amazing in their field and pay for them. The ask, in comparison to the value, is so minor. Four below are the only ones I pay for and are well worth it.
Dale/42macro
Grant Williams/TTMYGH
Edwin / Stock Jabber
Hidden pivots
Curious how much return upside you have gotten from this? Vs if say you put them on passive investment
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Piggybacking on this question, any thoughts on optionsonar, unusualwhales, or market rebellion? Market rebellion seems to offer the same things the others do but at a much steeper price. Is it worth it 🤷♂️
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Which other services do you use M2? Would love to pick your brain about MR. Do you only use UOA or other services like TNT, etc?
I follow two guys on Twitter. Hulk Capital and this guy DYOptions. I subscribe to hulk's alerts and I've easily made back the cost in one trade. I usually avoid weeklies and stick to 2-3 weeks out exp for any trades I make.
Learned a lot from them and I try to use their strategies for my own research and calls/puts
Follow jam_croissant he’s the fucking man