Dave Portnoy Drops an Advanced Lesson in Handling Market Selloffs
Day trader extrodinaire Dave Portnoy is staying in the game despite a $4 million loss. Will his followers make the same play?
September 9, 2020 No Comments
Day trader extrodinaire Dave Portnoy is staying in the game despite a $4 million loss. Will his followers make the same play?
Dave Portnoy has bought $200,000 in bitcoin after talking with the Winklevoss twins, and even plans his own “DaveCoin” cryptocurrency.
While day traders and retail investors bought the biggest market drop in a decade, it’s clear that Warren Buffett didn’t.
Is Dave Portnoy ready for the crazy crypto world the Winklevoss twins are about to show him?
Dave Portnoy’s interview with Donald Trump gave us a few glimpses of normal amid the tirade of presidential rambling.
If “cancel culture” is too weak to put an end to the pervasive racism at Barstool Sports, then it’s pretty clear cancel culture doesn’t really exist.
Dave Portnoy is under fire again for racist content. And while he claims he’s “uncancellable,” the Barstool Sports founder is wrong.
Warren Buffett’s value-investing philosophy has received a lot of flak recently. Year-to-date Berkshire Hathaway is down by double-digits. Meanwhile, Dave Portnoy has become the latest
Day traders who have found fleeting success are criticizing Warren Buffett’s cautious style. It would be a waste of time for the Berkshire Hathaway CEO to engage.
Hedge Funds appear to be jumping on the Dave Portnoy bandwagon and buying stocks at a record pace despite viewing them as overvalued.
The stock market’s valuation suggests that near-term gains are possible but that a correction will eventually tank share prices.
Dave Portnoy and day traders are playing checkers, while Warren Buffett is playing chess. When the bubble bursts, they’ll respect the Oracle.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy roasted Donald Trump for “messing with” the Chinese stock market. But is he misguided?
Elon Musk wants Dave Portnoy to run for office, but the Barstool Sports boss was quick to remind him that he hasn’t forgotten the past.
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