Question Why is Jeff Bezos (and others) selling so much stock?
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The bigger question is what is he buying with all this cash? My wild guess is that he's going into long dated US treasuries in expectation of a full blown worldwide credit event later this year. Doesn't mean stock markets can't go higher in the meantime, even Jeff Bezos can't pick the real top.
He needs to repay loans and even him needs cash for groceries and stuff, including the juice he's on. For sure he has no idea of where the market will go, like everyone else.
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US/DE markets way overpriced.
After that a new ATH when money is being pumped again into market and interest lowered with new excessive high inflation.
Let's see who will win the race
BTW we are talking here about stocks only
I think a bigger correction is coming for the next months caused high probably through US banking crisis of small banks and their commerical RE loans. .
After that a new ATH when money is being pumped again into market and interest lowered with new excessive high inflation.
Let's see who will win the race
BTW we are talking here about stocks only
'overpriced' and 'underpriced' are terms I dont use really. Markets go parabolic when people feel confident about them and thats what I pay attention to (and TA)
Too late for that, its old news. Up only mode because Trump is coming to save us.
Inflows to the market have been over outflows for the last year, inflation is old news that nobody cares about aymore and interest rates are a meeting max from starting to be being lowered.
Most likely me but sometimes I also lose so I might be saying bs here.
yeah I know.
TLDR: TRUMP IS COMING TO SAVE US, UPONLY MODE. TURBO LONG ALL MARKETS.
Well both him and his ex-wife know something is going down. It is no coincidence ns2
MacKenzie Scott, Jeff Bezos' ex, sold $10B in Amazon shares in 2023
https://nypost.com/2024/01/27/news/mackenzie-scott-jeff-bezos-ex-sold-10b-in-amazon-stock-in-2023/
You only sell (rather than take a loan against) an appreciating asset like Amazon stock if you know its value is going to go down over medium to long term.
Maybe a U.S trade war with China if Trump gets in could devalue Amazon which is dependent on Chinese goods and sellers. Seems Chinese sellers make up 63% of all third-party sellers on Amazon 😉
https://www.ecomcrew.com/chinese-sellers-manipulating-amazon/
P.S I let you work out if you would do the same if you were in his position. Nothing wrong with diversification if you see head winds ahead.
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It's not only them but WAY WAY more high "status" people including polticians like jafo posted.
Also what people need to remember to unload such a big stake is only possible in bigger uptrend where retailers belive in an uptrend without tanking the price of the stock.
NVDA beautiful short squeeze so big players can unload to retailers
Also what people need to remember to unload such a big stake is only possible in bigger uptrend where retailers belive in an uptrend without tanking the price of the stock.
NVDA beautiful short squeeze so big players can unload to retailers
Might also be related to the billionaire space **** measuring contest:
https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/...-the-likely-buyer-for-united-launch-alliance/
https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/...-the-likely-buyer-for-united-launch-alliance/
That explains the move to Florida. There are more reasons but this has to be one of the biggest
Washington implemented a tax on long term cap gains despite being a income tax free state.
Test for sure, probably also some wins, tren, GH and so on. He didn't seem so “genetically gifted” a few years ago smi(&%
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When you said "the juice he's on" I thought you were referring to his girlfriend lol. You can probably imagine what I interpreted by "juice".
But yeah, your explanation makes more sense.
Ok I think we found the real answer now and I think your right. They all probably got tipped off about the below and are not taking the risk of a 2025 Biden budget proposal with a 44.6% federal long term capital gains tax rate up from 20% 😳. The capital gains bracket these rich guys are in they were wise to have sold now.
https://www.atr.org/biden-calls-for...capital-gains-tax-since-its-creation-in-1922/
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