genuinely if you’re down bad right now and it’s getting to you, taking the loss and doing a total mental reset might be the best move you can make.
this market isn’t worth your health. spend some time with family, put effort into your relationships, get your sleep and health back in order. probably a better return on your time than whatever you’re forcing in the trenches rn.
the R/R just doesn’t feel there anymore. half the game feels like bundle slop deployers manufacturing the next narra while everyone else rotates into it hoping to make back the last loss.
Genuine question:
if you sell now your TSLA to buy SPCX, do you expect
- that there is no merger or
- that there is no premium or
- what?
Please comment below, as I really don't get it.
GENUINE PARTS Q3 EARNINGS: - NET SALES: $6.5B (EST $6.5B) - ADJ EPS: $2.07 (EST $2.04) - NARROWS 2026 ADJUSTED EPS OUTLOOK - SEES FY ADJUSTED EPS: $7.50 TO $7.75 (PREV $7.50 TO $8; EST $7.73) - SEES FY SALES: +3% TO +5.5% (EST +3.22%) - SEES FY CASH FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES: $1.0B TO $1.2B
Genuinely find the narrative that China "flooded" the Tungsten market to be partially correct at best.
1. China had many easy to mine Tungsten & improper mining practices + operations that was rampant across the country.
2.This meant that while volume was up, the operational metrics were rubbish - low recovery across mining & production
3.China decides to spend money & train people to improve overall Tungsten mining operations
4.China is so good at it now that it can easily reach 80% recovery
China simply got good at what it wasn't good at doing. Now they're restricting Tungsten mining similar to rare earths.
Never forget that mining economics are largely dependent on grade & recovery. While China has depleted some of their high grade resources, you can be certain they'll beat you in recovery.
They've got universities & professors that are given state-of-the-art "labs" that are considered to be pilot plant outside of China, training talents. All backed up by decades on "on-hands" experience.
West is playing the catch up game in the field China spent decades on.