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Facebook (META) is down 12%. Do you think it’s a buy this time?
PS: The last time I asked this same question was 2 years ago. META was around $300+, and 68% said “NO.”
It went on to hit $780 in 2 years. 👀

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You’re comparing two trading strategies: Strategy A CAGR: 11%. Max Drawdown: 33% . Strategy B CAGR: 6% Max Drawdown: 12%, If you’re evaluating this on a risk-adjusted metric, which strategy is better? 💬 Comment below with your reasoning — don’t just pick based on return. Let’s see who actually understands risk-adjusted performance.

5 months ago | [YT] | 28

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Why is the CAGR to Max Drawdown Ratio considered a superior trading performance measure compared to the Sharpe Ratio?

5 months ago | [YT] | 28

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Tesla’s stock (TSLA) has dropped from $480 to $250 as of March 8, 2025. Where do you see Tesla by the end of this year?

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Where do you see the S&P 500 heading in 2026? 📈📉