r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/ederntjw • Jan 31 '21
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Fatherthinger • 19d ago
Discussion From $500 to $5000: millennials are watching their monthly student loan payments skyrocket under Trump and panicking on TikTok
reddit.comr/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/bluecgene • Jan 27 '25
Discussion Jim Cramer did it again - NVDA
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/VibeCheckerz • 23d ago
Discussion How can people expect Tesla to cover from this?
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Basat098 • 4d ago
Discussion The Tariff Shock Will Trigger a Spiral
When Trump’s sweeping tariff news hit, the damage didn’t happen all at once. It will unfold in waves. First, there’s the announcement, markets rallied pre-announcement at first, a classic bull trap as traders assume it’s already priced in. As we saw the market massively reversed after hours as soon as the news broke on the specifics.
Asian markets open after this, and that’s where the real selling begins. Export-heavy countries like China, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan will feel the first sting of this as their semiconductor stocks, shipping, and manufacturing sectors get hit hard. We should expect retaliation from them, and they've already said that they will respond to American tariffs together. To what extent their response will be, is yet to be seen.
That rolls into Europe the next morning. As their markets open, the headlines start circulating, retaliation will be made, no more fear of trade wars as this is considered the official start, and pressure on multinationals that rely on global supply chains. By the time the U.S. wakes up, futures are red, volatility is up, and the market is no longer reacting to one event; it’s reacting to a chain reaction. Sectors not even directly hit by tariffs will begin selling off as risk appetite vanishes. This builds over a few weeks, with each handoff (Asia to Europe, Europe to U.S.), the weakness and distrust deepen.
This leads to more regional trade and the exclusion of American services and goods. Eventually, we reach the point of no return, the moment the market stops thinking short-term correction and starts pricing in structural damage. At that point, it doesn’t matter what headlines come out, momentum and fear take over, volatility spikes, and support levels get wiped out. Expect the VIX to rise from 22 to 28–32 by the end of this week, and depending on the retaliation, it could stretch toward 35–38 by the end of next week. That puts us back into crisis-mode levels of volatility, where even short-term rallies become unstable. 2025 will be a time of regional trade, and at best, shaky markets.
To address the belief that the tariffs won't last long:
They’re not just policy. They’re signaling a shift toward long-term economic decoupling, not temporary leverage. Even if talks resume, removing them would look like political retreat. Europe and Asia are building up their self-reliance. We can expect Africa and Latin America to make deeper inroads with Europe, China, or India. This will affect the position of the dollar, which has long term effects.
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/RoKhannaUSA • 1d ago
Discussion Rep. Ro Khanna here. Dems must reject the economic illiteracy of Trump's blanket tariffs
Dems must reject the economic illiteracy of Trump's blanket tariffs that will drive prices up, investment down, growth down--pushing us towards stagflation. That doesn't mean embracing status quo policies that led to Trump. Gov't has to improve life for many struggling.
We can do it in a financially sound way. The way we reduce deficits is by taxing the wealthy more, cutting the bloated defense budget, cutting fossil fuel subsidies, & having Medicare negotiate against drug manufacturers to lower costs.
We also need new high paying jobs and economic growth. The times demand a Marshall plan for America's economic renewal. We can spur high paying job creation in every town & city that will lead to growth & increased tax revenue reducing deficit.
We cant simply go back to an America where we neglect inequality, or watch jobs being shipped offshore passively, or are resigned to wealth piling up in NY and SV while most Americans have no economic security.
Why would we want to go back to that --where people in too many communities do not have high paying jobs, young folks can't afford a house, many are struggling to pay medical debt or afford childcare?
We need a transformative vision so that ordinary Americans have a shot at success in the modern economy. That is what my economic patriotism is about. It is about finally getting economic security and independence for the majority of Americans.
Taxing the very rich & cutting defense contractors to pay for Medicare for All, universal education and $10 day childcare. And having the biggest high paying jobs development initiative this country has seen in decades. A pro growth, fiscally sound, progressive vision!
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Calm-Amphibian5426 • Feb 05 '21
Discussion ANY AMC DIAMOND HANDS LEFT? 🙌💎🙌💎
Please tell me there's a bunch of tards still holding the AMC line down! ONLY DIAMOND HANDS UPVOTE! 🙌🙌💎💎🚀 Holding at 100 shares at $15. Almost 50% down but holding till its gone or it goes up!
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/dabitlord • Feb 01 '21
Discussion SILVER 🚀🚀🚀 is FAKE if you are in $AMC and $GME you have to vote this up
Don't invest in Silver. All big Hedgefonds are in silver. They earn money if you invest in Silver and $GME and $AMC loose money. It's their strategy to trick you in Silver. They weaken us!!!! Don't be stupid!! The possible earning with a real short squeeze at AMC and GME are so big that you can't even imagine. It's not a pump and dump like you see it always in shitcoins. If we force the hedgefunds to buy their short positions GME and AMC will explode.
Do you really think this silver uprise and all the calls for silver is an coincidence? Look at the Date!!! And additionally it's a hughe Market and our Money will only change a few percent. It's a fucking flash in the pan. Don't be silly!!!!!
SO BUY AND HOLD
$AMC and $GME
Plz share this with your Friends. United we are strong 🦍!

r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Sure_Group7471 • 6d ago
Discussion Chairman of BlackRock which manages $11.5 trillion in assets says, "I hear it from nearly every client, nearly every leader-nearly every person—I talk to: They're more anxious about the economy than any time in recent memory"
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/WBigly-Reddit • Sep 27 '24
Discussion Nancy Pelosi’s husband sold more than $500K worth of Visa stock — just weeks before DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/john_dududu • 20d ago
Discussion Warren Buffett vs. Cathie Wood , The old man is still more badass. LOL
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Watergirl626 • 18d ago
Discussion Tesla recalls nearly all cybertrucka just hours after Commerce Secretary urges Americans to buy TSLA
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Asz_8 • Feb 08 '21
Discussion WHO IS STILL IN AMC? THIS WEEK COULD BE BIG!!! 🚀🚀🚀
WE ARE GOING BACK TO THE MOVIES!! 🍿
Good Reddit post about the current situation: https://www.reddit.com/r/WallStreetbetsELITE/comments/lfeim7/why_is_amc_going_down_explained/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
PS: Not financial advise.
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Tripleawge • Mar 06 '25
Discussion The Dow in 2025 vs 2008
They say history never repeats itself… it sure does like to rhyme tho
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Herbert5Hundred • 6d ago
Discussion Recession Imminent. Today my Capsule delivery person was a ~40 yr old white woman, and Whole Foods delivery person a ~35 yr old white man.
Live in NYC, usually it's immigrants who barely speak English.
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Virtual_Information3 • 29d ago
Discussion “He (Elon Musk) found hundreds of billions of dollars worth of fake contracts… the whole thing is a scam!” - President Trump
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/SlushyyBTW • Feb 02 '21
Discussion Upvote if you’re buying AMC today 🌝
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Sure_Group7471 • 24d ago
Discussion Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is now outperforming S&P500 by 16% Y/Y
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Tripleawge • 18d ago
Discussion Car Note defaults are predicting we are in a recession
Graph above shows that going purely by the percentage of people defaulting we are clearly in a recession
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Quickswitching-is-ez • Feb 10 '21
Discussion Which one of you guys still holding AMC and GME???
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Sorry for spam but i can't resist the temptation lol :D
Remember; You can't get FREE tendies you gotta Earn tendies
which ones of my 300 brethren are still holding???
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Sure_Group7471 • 19h ago
Discussion MAGA Bill getting margin called on Monday?
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Virtual_Information3 • 27d ago
Discussion Elon Musk says he's running his "other businesses" with "great difficulty" while working on government efficency. Tesla stock is down 40% YTD.
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/stresskillingme • 10d ago
Discussion Steelmaker to lay off 600 employees at Michigan plant due to weak auto demand
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Fatherthinger • 21d ago
Discussion Stephen Moore: Trump's Tariffs Are 'Misguided And 'Sinking' The Economy
r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/Fresh_List_440 • Oct 26 '24