Michael Garza

Since volatility is a constant in the stock market, how come more people don't play around with it? 

I am always playing with volatility, mainly in the way a hedge-fund would play with it.

I would write a piece titled "We Are All Fucked" but that would be a little too pessimistic for my tastes. The government has created so many economic problems and thinks it can fix these problems by printing excessive amounts of money and diluting the value of the US Dollar. 

I will seriously be shocked if a great depression does not happen because of this. I am short the market for the most part right now, but still hedge my bets accordingly by betting against the UVXY with put options. I slowly increase my UVXY position by slowly buying stocks as the price decreases and sell some of my shares when the price of the UVXY flashes upwards. 

Sadly, no American is truly ready for this market crash because they don't like to think about bad things happening, so they underestimate their likelihood of the bad things actually happening. 

If the market crashes, I am a rich man, and if it doesn't crash, well hell I still get paid in either direction cause I play the game like a hedge-fund. 

I know a lot of you people invest in questionable penny stocks, which isn't always a bad thing if the company you invest in shows potential upside.   But what if things go wrong and the company goes bankrupt or has shitty earnings for awhile? This is where put options that expire after 6 months can really come in handy to keep your position protected. 

Terry Stotts is a trash ass coach and I think him getting fired has been a long time coming. We are one of the most mediocre teams because Stotts is the epitome of mediocre.

I have never been a fan of cash for the sole fact it has not been backed by gold since the 70s. 

There comes a point when you have to accept the fact that the buying power of saved cash over time is less and less. 

I am here to encourage you to rack up on assets like stocks, real estate, gold, silver, ect.

I understand you have been trained by your parents to save money and have a 401k. But honestly, you need to never save money, constantly invest on your own using a brokerage account like TD Ameritrade, Robinhood, Webull, or Fidelity.

Trust me, you are smart enough to invest on your own and you don't need a 401k which is full of bullshit fees. 

I hope you enjoy this video!

This will be a fun topic and I have been putting it off for a while.   In summary, I think public educations ruins the mind, college education is not what it used to be, and you should heavily invest in your personal education.   Learning a trade like welding has major advantages and I would say a trade school is the perfect fit for most people. Especially if you don't want to waste two to four years of your life going to a bullshit college and a worthless associates degree.   Always make sure you take the time to learn a new skill on your own and take your personal education seriously.

I love the hatred all the Reddit fools have for the hedge-funds thinking they are responsible for all the doom and gloom in the world. The problem is not the hedge-funds, it's the individual investor and the foolish ways they invest in the market. 

I hope my generation of millennials realize how dumb it is to be optimistic about every company especially the crappy ones like GameStop & AMC Theaters. 

As always, I am not here to play nice, I am here to seek the truth about all this and expose it all for what it is. A SCAM! Let's roll!

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I am still preparing for one of the craziest market crashes of our time and I highly advise you to prepare as well.   Michael Burry said it best, the market is dancing on knifes edge which means we need to hedge our bets against this over inflated market filled with too many buyers and not enough sellers.  The P/E ratios you see on the S&P 500 Index Funds like the VOO and SPY paid a clear 40 times price over earnings picture. This market is frothy as fuck and the bubble needs to be popped.   However, while everyone is pumping up the market like crazy, I will buying more of the UVXY as it decays, please note, I have put options that bet against the UVXY which allow me to make money on the downturn of it. The UVXY is a commodities pool delivering daily leveraged exposure to short-term VIX futures, designed to capture the volatility of the S&P 500, in a large and liquid wrapper (https://www.etf.com/UVXY)  #StockMarket #Stocks #Trading #Recession #HotTake

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No one knows when interest rates will go back up, but when they do, this will make borrowing money way more expensive. Businesses and Consumers will cut back their spending which will in turn cause lower earnings for multiple companies and force stock prices lower. 

Stocks are already over valued, and all it takes to make them crash is the fed raising their interest rates higher. The stock market is dancing on a knifes edge right now. 

I am not telling everyone to panic, but you would be foolish not to have some cash on hand in your brokerage account to buy stocks on the dip. I typically recommend keeping 30% of your cash in stocks and 70% of your cash as cash sitting in your brokerage. 

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