or exercised some call options (with an odd strike price)

a call with a strike price of $2450 is ITM right? Ramjade could've bought a call with that strike price. current stock price is 2559.22. unless you want to imply i hallucinate when i was trading options

Yup. Typo on my part. 2545. Anyway looking to load up more f it drop. Let's see earnings.

JNJ Q1 2022 results published: https://johnsonandjohnson.gcs-web.com/finan...arterly-results

This is not just a problem of debt. This is a problem of valuations. Higher risk-free rates means market has to discount the future earnings of large profits. So even without debt, loses will still incur for growth stock investors.

Also, MSFT and GOOG are not debt free. They are in net cash positions, but that only means cash > debt, and not entirely debt-free. If the coupon payments are not met, it is still considered a default, regardless of whether your cash > debt. Of course such cases rarely and quite impossibly occur, but if the cash flows are not timed properly, you cannot discount such situation(s). 

Truly debt-free counters are those like Micro-Mechanics and iFAST on SGX. They have no obligations to produce free cash flow for anyone except shareholders. Their balance sheets are clean of loans, bonds etc. (Of course they are accounts payable for other parties like own clients interests etc.) 

Anyway, net cash != no debt. This is an important technical aspect to note for shareholders.

This is depending on whether the person is an investor or trader. Trader might wanna follow closely and trying to make that 1% gain every day. Those with options also will have an eye/notification enabled to inform them if the market shifted close to their strike price, they might need to manually intervene and adjust accordingly to prevent huge losses.  Meanwhile, investor only read the news headlines if the company they invested on has anything changes.

Google, Shopify, palantir, Microsoft, Airbnb, Tesla, Visa.
Put 10k into each.

I won't bother with Facebook.

Alternatively
Google, Shopify, palantir, Microsoft, Airbnb, Tesla, Visa, AMD/Nvidia (pick one),
USD8750 each.

Yes those are some of my holdings or what I intend to hold.

Not enough spot for his usd70k

Ok lah since you can stomach lots of risk, go ahead with what others have said then.

Yeah...that's the idea. Put maybe 10 to 15% on growth stocks which have corrected recently.
GOOG looks very compelling. High revenue growth couple with high profit margin. And as Ramjade pointed out high net cash position too.
What's not to like? 

Well apparently TOS doesn't like it.
For me Google > Nestle, Roche, Novartis, JNJ, Walmart, PG, JPM

lol I am planning to buy Accenture, Blackrock, Novo Nordisk, Estee Laudre, LVMH, and Air Liquide.

Need to wait for more discounts.

I thought you just trade some unknown coins by looking at charts? 

Actually must do opposite of what big money is doing. Everyone buying "value" is basically no more value.
Now value is found in big tech.

If you follow money flow you will need to buy and sell every month.

I don't follow big money. I buy quality companies when they are cheap and hold on to them for dear life.

Heard on the Street

Coca-Cola Is Having a Moment

Beverage giant is outperforming even other consumer staples companies in ability to pass on rising costs

https://www.wsj.com/articles/coca-cola-is-h...share_permalink

dwRK First time joining MSFT conference call at 5.30 in the morning.

Hi.

On Irish domicile SnP500 ETF, i see its ticker as SPY5. However, on yahoo finance, i can only see SPY5.L and others like DE, MI,etc except Ireland?
What is the ticker for the Irish one?

"elon taikor" in slight vulnerable position now... see if hedge fund will short him

Thanks mate!  New to this ETF thingy! 

The primary factors that influence an ETF's liquidity are the composition of the ETF and the trading volume of the individual securities that make up the ETF.