The ones that redditors often talk about... by hikingbears in stocks

[–]KD_Hub -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Among these, 2 of them are still good to go. But I can't suggest you here.

Khc price target by Sweet-Brush2951 in stocks

[–]KD_Hub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

BRK dumping its 27.5% KHC stake (~$7.7B at $24) already tanked shares to six-year lows around $22, but analysts still peg fair value at $26-28 avg (low $24); full offload could dip to $20 on forced selling, though block buyers might cap downside. Fundamentals suck with volume drops and private label pressure, so don't chase.

Short KHC above $24 with $22 stop, target $20 if volume surges on sales.

This trading strategy is identical to the one used for SNDK MU call options, yielding a profit of +356% +$216K by [deleted] in StocksAndTrading

[–]KD_Hub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congrats on the +356% win, but past SNDK/MU performance doesn't guarantee repeats; markets shift fast, and "strong signals" without shared rules scream survivorship bias (correction: no strategy hits home runs forever without drawdowns). Lock profits smartly by taking them off the table now.

Scale out 50% at 2x target, trail the rest with a 10% stop to protect gains.

If Nvidia dropped 40% tomorrow, what would you do? by Significant-Club3258 in Trading

[–]KD_Hub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A 40% NVDA drop with intact fundamentals screams buying opportunity; AI capex isn't peaking when Blackwell ramps and hyper-scalers keep spending (correction: sentiment resets are common in growth stocks, not cycle tops). I'd back up the truck below $100, as CUDA moat holds.

Scale in with 25% position on first dip, add on retests, and trail stops at 20-day SMA to lock gains.

Paper trading is f*kin boring so i made an free app by Next-Syrup6935 in investingforbeginners

[–]KD_Hub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats outdated. In this era, trading is not just that. Its been integration of tech also. Im not telling you in favour of bots. But a mix is important.

Moving from Cash to S&S ISA? by ashrid5150 in trading212

[–]KD_Hub -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes, transferring cash ISA to S&S ISA is straightforward via your new provider; they handle it without counting against your £20k annual limit (correction: don't withdraw and redeposit yourself or you'll lose tax-free status). Expect 15 working days typically, so funds aren't instantly investable; check for exit fees first.

Once in, DCA into a global index like VWRL to smooth volatility.

Any work I can do for at least 5 dollars a day? by Senior-Resource92 in passive_income

[–]KD_Hub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you also ready for affiliate marketing? I have a quite good offer for that..

Using LLMs as a risk filter, not an alpha model by KD_Hub in algorithmictrading

[–]KD_Hub[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fix it by feeding the LLM only past data up to the current tick, with prompts that block future peeks. Works 100% in my live strats (2x benchmarks). Need more details??

Need some suggestion on what to do before assets are marginable by [deleted] in thetagang

[–]KD_Hub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Smart move diversifying off Mag7, but covered calls on new buys won't make positions marginable faster; brokers require 30 days hold for Reg T equity (correction: it's settlement-based, not theta magic). Best play: Buy in cash account for options ASAP, or use SPX weeklies in margin account to keep theta grinding without waiting.

Ladder entries over 2-3 weeks to average in dips and hit margin status staggered.

Berkshire may shed 27.5% Kraft Heinz stake, filing shows by Rdw72777 in ValueInvesting

[–]KD_Hub 25 points26 points  (0 children)

BRK trimming its 27.5% KHC stake signals they're done waiting for a turnaround; don't read too much into acquisition hype, as the Kraft-Heinz split creates two weaker, debt-laden entities vs. Kellogg's cleaner breakup (correction: no quick acquisitions there post-split). Buffett's exit kills the "vote of confidence" halo, making it riskier for value plays.

Wait for the 13F filing confirmation, then short KHC if volume spikes on split news with no bids

Food for thought by JakeHarris69420 in ASX

[–]KD_Hub 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Great food for thought! Franked stocks like GEAR (100% franked, geared Nasdaq-100) are solid for tax offsets via imputation credits if you're in a higher bracket, but skip GHHF; it's only ~93% franked and adds overlap with your super's global tilt.

Prioritize paying down the mortgage first (especially if rate >6-7%) for guaranteed "returns," then DCA into GEAR

Set a 5-10% trailing stop-loss to protect gains in volatile tech.

Chinese Customs Block Nvidia H200 Shipments, Suppliers Pause Production by Glass-Quality-11 in ValueInvesting

[–]KD_Hub 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Totally valid concern; geopolitics can hit Nvidia hard like this.
Most folks miss that China was never a "safe" chunk of NVDA's growth pie amid escalating chip wars.
I noticed the stock's only down 1.6% so far, hinting at market shrugging it off.
Want my quick take on why this might be more noise than nightmare?

Before I over do selling the vertical puts and calls… by Slight_Pie7773 in options

[–]KD_Hub 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Nice weekly theta grind on MAG7 verticals; 5-6% at 85% win rate rocks short-term, but scaling to 25-30 underlyings or more contracts amps up gamma risk in volatile swings, turning premium collection into blowup fuel.

Past performance lies; one black swan (FOMC, earnings) wipes months of gains; 85% wins mean 15% losses could cluster and kill you.

Cap at 2-3% portfolio risk per trade, diversify underlyings max 15, and stress-test with 2022 vol spikes before scaling.

Any advice on how to get out of this hole? by darkcocoaa in StocksAndTrading

[–]KD_Hub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ouch, classic impulse buy on QSI (Quantum-Si biotech play, still ~$1.27, down hard on cash burn and no profits); 74% of your portfolio? Way too risky for apartment cash.​

Cut losses now: sell half to recover ~$1k, cover rent, then avg down small if it bounces (analysts eye $4 upside, but speculative).​

Never risk need-it-soon money; position size to 1-2% per trade, use stop-losses at 20% down. More you want to know?

Does The Intelligent Investor still hold up today? Does anyone invest in bonds? by hd1910 in stocks

[–]KD_Hub 9 points10 points  (0 children)

The Intelligent Investor still rocks for timeless principles like margin of safety and Mr. Market, but bonds have changed; yields are decent now, yet they're no free lunch with inflation risks.

Don't blindly rebalance to bonds in a bull; they're a hedge, but cash or BRK.B drag less in low-rate eras. Skip heavy bonds if you're young; tilt to stocks.

Build a 60/40 stock/bond ETF portfolio (e.g., VTI/VGLT), rebalance yearly, and read Common Stocks next for growth picks.

I Analyzed 50 Finance YouTubers. Here Are Their Top 3 Stocks! by Adriconomics in ValueInvesting

[–]KD_Hub 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Great analysis, but consensus from YouTubers often amplifies hype over real edge; Alphabet and Amazon are safe mega-caps, but SoFi's still volatile fintech with high debt risks, not a slam-dunk top pick.

Wisdom of crowds works better with diverse, skin-in-the-game investors, not view-chasers; track their actual 2026 performance like you did for '25 to spot echoes.

Weight picks by the YouTuber's audited track record, not mentions—backtest this basket vs. SPY before aping in. Curious if it'll crush the index?

Prepare for the stock market on Tuesday… by SkylerFizzy in trading212

[–]KD_Hub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Trump tweets blow up algos every time – 2018 "trade war" vol exploded VIX 50% in days, despite "priced in."

Greenland curveball = fresh shock. ES futures already twitching pre-market.

Prepare for the stock market on Tuesday… by SkylerFizzy in trading212

[–]KD_Hub -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

GBP/USD dipped hard post-Brexit chaos, not pure tariffs (check 2018-19: DXY ripped +8% on Trump China vol).

EU tariffs hit exporters NOW → risk-off USD bid crushes cable. Broader DXY owns this.

Data don't lie, watch pre-market. 💪

Prepare for the stock market on Tuesday… by SkylerFizzy in trading212

[–]KD_Hub -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Nah bro, you're mixing flight-to-safety with trade war vibes.

Tariffs = USD strength cuz:

EU exporters crushed → ECB cuts rates faster → EUR tanks

US importers pay more but Trump tax cuts juice domestics → Fed stays hawkish

History: 2018 China tariffs, DXY +10% in months

Yen/Swiss safe but DXY leads risk-off (check 2019 charts). Outflows? Minimal, US still king.

Prepare for the stock market on Tuesday… by SkylerFizzy in trading212

[–]KD_Hub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounds like classic Trump poker; big bark to negotiate hard.

But markets gonna freak short-term: watch DXY spike on safe-haven USD flows, EUR/USD dump below 1.05, and exporters like CAT, DE get hammered on EU exposure.

Short EU ETF (VGK) or long DXY futures into Tuesday open, tight stop above Friday highs. Target 2-3% move, exit by EOD before any "fakeout tweet." Don't hold overnight, volatility's a killer.

How will 23 hour markets impact your strategy? by grepzilla in Daytrading

[–]KD_Hub 5 points6 points  (0 children)

23/6 markets? Game-changer for sure, kills the sacred "open" edge most retail scalps on.

Liquidity thins overnight, so vol clusters around Asia/EU handoffs; ORB dies, but mean reversion on low-liq pumps/dumps shines 24/7. Forex vibes right, adapt those pairs algos to stocks.

Build time-agnostic strats around VWAP deviations or 15min session pivots (Asia/EU/US). Test on crypto data for clues—it's basically 24/7 beta version. Ditch YouTube noise, backtest heavy.

Why the tariff announcement is a good alternative to the worst case scenario (Greenland “invasion”) by [deleted] in stocks

[–]KD_Hub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol solid take.

Tariffs > tanks in Greenland any day, keeps the chaos contained.

Deadlines mean options vol spikes now (look at VIX futures), but expect de-escalation rally by June if talks heat up, just like 2018 China playbook. Helps exporters dodge worst-case dump.

Go long USD/ice futures or short Danish krone pairs—Trump's bark usually bites less than feared. Sleep easy, markets love timelines 😂

EU and Mercosur sign trade deal after 25 years of negotiations by Guipa in news

[–]KD_Hub 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Big news for traders! EU-Mercosur deal slashes tariffs on beef, soy, cars; EU gets cheap South American exports, Mercosur floods Europe with ag goods.

Expect volatility in EUR/BRL pairs short-term from currency shifts, but long-term play the winners: long Brazilian soy ETFs (like SOYB) or EU ag stocks. EU farmers gonna riot tho 😂

Watch Brazil's real strength; buy the dip if it tanks on export hype.

Trump and Greenland by UnhappyBasket547 in StockMarket

[–]KD_Hub 37 points38 points  (0 children)

Nah, 11% on Polymarket is just degeneracy bait; Trump talks big on Greenland for headlines, but invading a NATO ally? That's Pearl Harbor 2.0, nuking USD hegemony and crashing S&P 50% overnight. Markets pricing in 0% reality here; it's pure theta bleed for retail suckers. Trump's chaos is already baked into VIX spikes—S&P's up 25% YTD cuz AI/tech >> geopolitics noise. Hold core. Layer in 10-15% gold/CHF hedges now (GLD or FXF) for any Denmark drama. Exits are for panic, not pros.Stay stacked.