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Buck: Welcome back to the show, everyone. And today it's just me. Like old times. And we're going to take questions from the audience. There's actually no audience here in my room, in my office here. But I'm going to take questions from you. And we'll start with the question from Mike. Mike, here you go. Hello, Buckets. Mike Kaye from Melbourne Beach, Florida.
Mike: I was wondering if you were looking at any opportunities out there in regards to investing in distressed assets. I've noticed that rates have gone up in a lot of operators like Western wealth aren't cash flowing and are actually looking for more capital because they've got themselves into trouble. And if rates stay higher than expected, there could be some some pretty good deals as far as bailing folks out.
Buck: So I wanted to get your thoughts on if you were looking for anything out there as far as funds or whatever it may maybe create some opportunity here. Thanks, Mike. Thanks for the question, Mike. The answer well, let's start with this. Obviously, there's a lot of distress in the system right now. Interest rates have gone up a the steepest slope in American history.
And as you might expect, that has not been good for operators, particularly those who relied heavily on floating debt. You know, and this is important, I think, to understand what's going on a little bit, because you might be wondering why in the world would you use floating debt anyway? Well, if it's a long term hold, it never would really make sense to do that kind of short term debt.
However, and with these larger assets, the problem is fixing debt. If your plan is to, you know, ultimately sell. And, you know, 18 to 24 months, you are going to end up with an extremely high prepayment penalty. And so in those situations, the extremely short hold are the shorter hold models, you know, generally ran on floating rate. So if you're again, your business model is to get in and out in 18 months, it doesn't make sense to lock in the rates.
So obviously now they would be better off if we had. But everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face. Right. That is from Mike Tyson, not from me. But that's that's kind of what's happening across the board here, especially for floating rates. And as for looking into creating this fund, which, you know, maybe you got a rescue fund or something like that, that the answer was whether I, I think that that's potentially something to do is, well, yeah, it's certainly something to consider.
And I have thought about it. These are essentially these sort of preferred equity positions, essentially become the lender. So there's not like any tax benefits or anything like that. But so, you know, I have thought about this, but but before doing anything like that, I want to make sure, you know, the economics makes sense for everyone against, again, perhaps one of the most appealing parts of this fund might actually to be getting into some second positions and maybe be first in line if the property fails and you know it or is distressed, it needs to be taken over.
But I really need to think about it because I also want everyone to have as much dry powder as possible. And because, again, it is no fun to be in this environment and those people who are going to make money are going to be the ones that have like nerves of steel that, you know, are okay to feel like, okay, I'm losing some money on one hand, but there's an opportunity to buy distressed assets on the other side.
And that's where real money is made. And again, it's a psychological thing that happens in every cycle. And the key is to try to keep your wits about you and learn, you know, learn whatever lessons you have to learn and move on and deploy. I certainly am not one who is not learned from this experience. Myself, I absolutely have, and I think it'll make me a better investor going forward.
Unfortunately, we're still in the midst of this mess right now. But anyway, bottom line is the answer is yes, potentially. I've thought about it. And I think like those kinds of preferred equity, essentially debt being in the second position behind the main lender, that is that's potentially appealing. And certainly as an investor, I think it's appealing because essentially you're you're in a lending position. You're not you know, you're not in an equity position, so you're superior to the equity position. Hopefully that helps. All right. Let's go on to the next question here. So it's from John.
John: Hi, this is John Valentino. I listened to your excellent podcast every Sunday morning on my run, walk and find them uniquely interesting and helpful amongst a sea of podcasts that aren't.
Buck: Yesterday you mentioned Terry Loughlin and your late in life swimming experience. I'm 68 now and at 55 I decided to learn to swim. I researched all of Terry's stuff and ended up using a local swimming coach here in Fresno, California, who knew Terry and who had a lot of experience. He had me swimming, breathing and flipped, turning very quickly.
Four years ago when we visited Maui, I did a two mile ocean swim with some master swimmers. I now swam about a mile and a half every Sunday with which the swim coach they taught me. And I do that. I listen to your podcast. I'm sure we could get you swimming and breathing properly very quickly. He Fresno's not too far from Montecito. Good luck with your swimming and let me know if you'd like me to hook you up with Rich. The swim coach.
Buck: Well, John, thanks for that. That makes for a lighter moment in this sea of despair. Ha ha ha. That's funny, kid at sea of despair. He's swimming. Anyway, for those of you who don't know what John is referring to, I'll just take a minute because, you know, taking questions from all kinds.
All types of questions here is back in 2016, I think it was 16, I listened to Tim Ferriss podcast about how he spent his whole life trying to swim and unsuccessfully, I'd say, met up a guy, met up with a guy named Terry Loughlin, who taught his total immersion technique or tie. So I decided, well, gosh, you know, basically Tim Ferriss was talking about my story, like he spent his entire, like, you know, didn't learn to swim as a little kid and then all this and trying to catch up and no one could teach him.
And that was kind of where I was. I do like him numerous, like tries added back in my twenties and thirties, and then I kind of had given up. Then I contacted Terry. He was in New York, upstate New York. So he actually flew out there. I was in Chicago at the time and he taught me to swim in about 2 to 3 hours and it was really unbelievable to me.
And the only thing I didn't learn how to do during that visit was to breathe. And unfortunately, that was so that was like I was there for like a day and a half. And that was the part I didn't get to. So now I can swim, but only as long as I can hold my breath because I can't seem to, you know, I can't breathe and swim at the same time.
Unfortunately, Terry had, end stage cancer. When I saw him and I believe I was his last student before he died a couple of months later, and he'd actually stopped teaching for a while, you know, before I got to be the lucky one that he decided he had enough strength to go back for. So lucky for me. So but yeah, I would love to, you know, John, shoot me an email, you know, where I am and I get well for Malcolm Connect me to your guy.
And I think Fresno might be a little far, but if he's as good as Terry, maybe I could. Maybe I could learn to breathe in a day, too. So, hey, anyway, thanks. Thanks for that. Let's go on to the next question here. All right. This one's from I think it's Garima.
Garima: I am looking to become a real professional on studies. We've been doing real estate for a little bit but wanted to do this. I really need help. If you can guide me well and see.
Buck: Well, I don't know. I can do my best about that, Garima. And first of all, I have to preface this as I always do, that what I'm about to say is not legal or any kind of tax advice. I'm not a tax professional. My degree is in medicine. I'm a former board certified surgeon, but that doesn't qualify me for much. And this in this arena, it's just my understanding of the tax law, which, you know, I spent a fair amount of time thinking about. So it's not like what I'm saying should not be listened to, I think.
But on the other hand, the liability issues, I have to make very clear consult with your own tax professional before anything anyway. So again, probably the best thing I can do in terms of guiding is tell you what I know about the qualification as real estate professionals status. And by the way, I should also point out that the benefits that I'm going to talk about, there's a lot of this similar benefits without having the status in short term rentals.
And that episode, I believe, is 354. So go back and listen to that one. It's I thought that was a pretty interesting episode. But why is agreement talking about this RFP short for a real estate professional So everyone is on the same page? What is the real estate professional designation? Why is it useful? Well, a real estate professional is not the same thing, is in a real estate agent or a real estate broker, which are basically involved with real estate transactions.
They're involved as like the middleman. Right. That's not really the business of real estate. The real estate professional is someone who is who is materially involved with the business of owning and operating business. And the reason that this is important, we'll get to in a minute, but I'm going to go into the qualification parts of this. And again, I'm not giving you advice and basically telling you what I can gather from the IRS website And basically the material participation is one of the first things.
So you can't you can't be a limited partner in a bunch of real estate and call yourself a real estate professional. You have to have some activities that are truly owning and, you know, operating real estate. I mean, you have to be involved in the management operations of your rental properties, right? So the level of involvement is different than obviously if, you know, even if you have a propertyif you have a property manager or whatever, it's still going to be more active than if you're just a limited partner.
But another one of the things that you have to qualify for is you have to spend more than 50% of your total working hours in real estate activities. So in other words, if you know, if you've got a full-time job, you can't really qualify as a real estate professional. There has to be more hours than any other profession. Right? Your participation in real estate activities has to exceed anything else that you're doing in terms of business and employment. There's also something called the 750-hour test, which you must spend at least 750 hours per year on real estate activities. And some of these things that you can do include property management or rent collection or maintenance or advertising, other related issues, acquisitions, underwriting, etc.
I mean, there's a lot of things that, you know, once you own real estate, you can be an active owner, right? So anywhere that's... So why would you want this designation? Because it sounds onerous to go and try to make sure you've got all these things if you're not already doing it. Well, as you may know, the real estate income itself, that real estate income itself is considered passive income.
Right. And similarly, the losses from real estate in the form of depreciation are considered passive losses for most people. Those passive losses cannot be applied to any active income, right? So if you have an income of $500,000 and you happen to have $500,000 of depreciation or paper losses, you couldn't use those losses to offset your personal active income.
The reason is that one is active and one is passive. So you can't do that. And unfortunately, unless maybe you or your spouse, rather, with whom you file jointly is a real estate professional. So in this case, what would happen is those passive losses from real estate would become activated, in other words, their active losses. And you can, you know, you can offset anything with active losses, right.
And even W-2 income. So that's the idea. So, again, theoretically, check with your legal, you know, and tax people and hopefully they know what they're talking about. But see, if you're a C, if you're a doctor, you're making, again, $500,000. And let's say your spouse, who's a real estate professional, generated maybe $50,000 in income, but $300,000 of paper losses, you can deduct that $300,000 from the salary, that is earned income on the doctor's side.
So basically, that is what the huge, big deal is about this real estate professional status. And again, I'm not a tax professional, but this is something that a lot of people in our group do, and it is, you know, following the tax code, that's the key. So Garima, bottom line is I don't know how else I can guide you other than to give you information.
But, you know, I guess what I would do if I were you is, you know, try to figure out how you can actually, you know, get yourself qualified as a real estate professional and make sure that, you know, you fit those criteria and talk to your tax person about it. Okay. Next question is from Mark Hammons. Mark's question deals with tax law, and I'm not sure it's appropriate for this forum.
Feel free to pass on if you feel like addressing it. Well, it's another question. Well, you know how I feel about that. I'll tell you what I think. But
don't take it as tax advice in any sort of way. But okay, so here's the question Mark says. He says, I'm a partner in an LLC that was formed for residential development.
Our project is nearing completion, and this year it will take business income to be taxed at a 20% LLC rate. I will receive income from the sale of raw land and taxed as long-term capital gains. I'm a full-time physician and not actively involved in the business of land development. Can I offset any of this income with accumulated passive losses and leases?
Thanks, Mark, for all you do. Thank you, Mark. And well, as you may have gathered from the previous question and the answer that I gave Garima, you are a full-time physician, my friend, and therefore you do not qualify as a real estate professional, and therefore you cannot use those passive losses against your active income as a physician, and you are stuck in that stratification of income hell, which is that you've got these great-looking losses on the passive side and this great income on the active side, and you cannot do anything about it.
So now, if your wife was doing this real estate stuff and qualified as a real estate professional based on the criteria I mentioned earlier, then you would theoretically be able to apply those passive losses to active income, and boom, all of a sudden, you would have what it is you are hoping for. And anyway, but I do have people in our group who are literally, you know, with that spouse set up.
Well, that's why I brought it up, right, where they literally had a spouse quit their job so that they can switch to real estate professional status. And although their cash flow may constitute a theoretical pay cut from their job, the generated losses, paper losses, are being applied to the larger active income stack. There, in many cases, justifies that because they may make a total gross amount of income that's less.
But because of those passive losses, they actually get to keep more. So that's a complicated answer to a simple question. In my non-professional opinion, Mark, you are kind of screwed. Can't do that anyway. All right. So the next series of questions is from Terry. And let's see, let's start with the first one. Is this one. My understanding is there are U.S. dollars held overseas in the United States.
What would be the impact to the value of the dollar if the overseas cash had to be converted to CBDCs, which is central bank decentralized coins? Well, I'm no expert on this, but from what I know, I'm not sure it would have a material effect on anything overseas because as I understand, CBDCs is a little more than using distributed ledgers instead of central ledgers for digital money, right?
Because the thing is, you have to remember that 90% of the U.S. dollars are digital-only already. They do not exist in the physical world already. So what difference does it make if it's on a single ledger or if it's on a distributed ledger? I'm not sure that it does. As I understand it, the idea would be essentially to make it into like a software update almost, right, where the new digital currencies would be CBDCs.
But of course, I could be wrong, and my understanding of the plan that the U.S. has there is it could be wrong. I'm sure there's a larger plan eventually to use this as a way of maximizing tax revenues and tracking people's spending and that kind of thing. But in the short term, I don't really see how it has repercussions for money overseas.
But if somebody knows of something that would cause that, certainly email me. But I don't know that. Okay. This question is also from Terry. He says, "Rising interest rates have had an impact on existing multifamily operators, and it seems like part of the multifamily model relies on interest rate value being lower than cap rates." That's correct. "Combined with the multiplier effect of low cap rates for value-add projects, do you see cap rates going up until interest rates come down?"
How high can cap rates go before the value-add model is no longer viable? Are rents still rising fast enough to offset interest hikes? Okay. So yes, I do see cap rates going up. Remember, in order for debt to make sense, the interest rates must be lower than the cap rate. So if your borrowing rate is 5%, then your cap rate needs to be above that in order to have positive cash flow.
Otherwise, you're amplifying your losses. That said, often, you know, you may have seen in some cases operators buying things and they'll consider buying things like that. If there's an obvious thing that's going to drive up net operating income pretty quickly. But right now we are seeing rising cap rates. Now, as for the value-add model being viable, I would say that yes, the value-add model is viable in all interest rate environments and with all cap rates because remember, folks, real estate was not people didn't just start making money on value-add.
This has been around for some time, right? There are plenty of people who got rich off of value-add real estate in the eighties despite double-digit interest rates in double-digit cap rates. So what has created so much distress in this system is not the absolute interest rates. It's the pace at which the interest rates went up.
They're the moving goalposts. You see, every time you underwrite a property, you have to model in interest rates and reversion cap rates. And if rates are not stable, it's very difficult to underwrite. And that's why these real estate markets right now have been so illiquid. There really are no stable variables to underwrite with. Rightly, you got to have the goalposts, you got to know where the goalposts are so you can play the game right.
Once you have that stability, though, you can underwrite again, and in value-add real estate, the money isn't made based on interest rates being high or low, but it is made by ultimately creating a positive delta in the net operating income. And that can happen in all interest rate and cap rate environments. So I don't see it being an end to value-add real estate at all.
In fact, one could argue that if you're, say, you're buying real estate, which hopefully we are in the fall, and you're getting great deals on it, you know, the rates are high, but the numbers are making sense. You do your normal net operating income, you do your normal value-add program, you try to increase NOI, and you get lucky.
And by the time you're ready to sell, interest rates have actually come down. Well, in that case, you're going to actually probably get, you know, more for your property than you would otherwise if rates were stable. So I actually don't see this as something that is ending anything. In fact, I think those who, again, take advantage of a higher-rate environment and buy into assets that make sense at high interest rates could seriously make money in the next, you know, several years.
So let's see, the last question from Terry is, "What are your thoughts on portfolio allocation between real estate stocks, cash value insurance, gold, crypto, and cash?" Well, I might not be the best person to ask about portfolio allocation because I think my portfolio would make most money managers think, right? I'm about 75% real estate, maybe 5-7% crypto, mostly Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the remaining investments are things that I believe are uncorrelated.
The most stable thing is, you know, I'm a big fan of cash value life insurance in part because, I mean, it is so stable. I mean, seriously, it is incredibly stable. If you look at the environment that we're in right now, it makes you, again, think you should be buying more cash value life insurance. It's extremely stable.
And this is why it was such a big deal during the Great Depression. People lived through the Depression and had no faith in anything except for cash value life insurance, which is what they were buying. But anyway, I think, in particular, I'm talking about these strategies that we're calling, well, formula banking or various leverage dials, wealth accelerators, things like that.
So there's that. I'm also obviously into other things that we have in our group. We're involved with like ATMs, which, you know, don't seem to have much correlation with the economy per se because people who use that still needed it. Good times or bad and did well even through COVID. You know, there's also things that we're doing, like I'm invested in things like, you know, cargo ships that are delivering essential oil and gas to the country, things like that, where again, it's not something that is significantly correlated with the rest of the markets.
And I think that's one of the things to really make sure that you're not... I mean, listen, I guess in my case, being 75% real estate, I mean, it's not a good time to be 75% real estate right now. Right. I probably... I mean, if I did the numbers, I'm probably less than 75% real estate now because I probably lost quite a bit of value in the real estate.
But I'm not even going to look at that right now for this purpose. But ultimately, though, you know, listen, personal finance should be personal. I don't own stocks, although I'm not against stocks. I'm just, you know, not a guy who really owns stocks except for some big, really, you know, asymmetric plays in the energy space, you know, through Mercatus and things like that.
I don't own any physical gold, although again, I've talked about possibly wanting to do that. I don't really want to right now, but I'm hoarding cash right now because I think there are going to be tremendous buying opportunities in real estate with distressed assets, and I think that's going to be the name of the game in Q4. So but again, I do not think it's a good idea to listen to me about portfolios.
I think I think it's if you want those kinds of things, you probably should, you know, talk to others, talk to, talk to, you know, our RIA's, things like that. But to me, again, personal finance is really personal. And for me, I'm, you know, I'm pretty aggressive on some of the things that I have a lot of belief in.
So, okay. Well, I guess that's my last question. Before I go, I want to remind you that there's another actually, there's actually another podcast that I do now, which is, you know, it's kind of just taking something that I was spending a lot of time learning about and and and trying to process myself and turning it into another show so that I could share with you.
The show is called CPO, CPO. You can find it on pretty much all of the ways that you find this show and
hopefully on YouTube soon too. We haven't quite gotten to YouTube, I think, but the show is, I think, very interesting because, you know, we talk about wealth on the show, but I mean, you know, what do what is more what's more coveted than, you know, actually having health because then your wealth is actually useful.
So a lot of Sabio is really about various types of longevity and wellness type stuff on the science that we know out there. Really interesting stuff to me and would love for you to check it out again at Sabio with Buck Joffrey. Check it out and let me know if you like it. Give me a positive review. That's it for me.
This week on Wealth Formula podcast, this is Buck Joffrey signing off.

I've been thinking about posting this for a long time and I figured I should put it here even though I don't know how this app works but after seeing a Mr ballen video with an eerily similar story to mine this video: https://youtu.be/kkFuZ-_sPP8 where I had the almosy same location and same figure I knew it was time to share it even if no one sees this I just need it off my back. Another reason that I haven't posted this yet is to put it quite frankly I'm not a reliable source, I'm bipolar and I've been known to hallucinate so it's be fair if you didn't believe me, but I did have my cousin with me and she verified everything I saw but still the decision is up to you. This was in the summer or near fall of 2022 me, 19 non binary and my dad took a trip to Oregon for a camping trip & memorial of my godfather. For context, my godfather was my aunt's husband and he died the same time in 2021 and we had a funeral in Oregon but it was essentially ruined when the guy we chose to speak for it implied my godfather was in hell and tried to turn us all to Christianity or else we would end up like him. So we decided to have a second one that was smaller and more intimate with less than half the amount - mostly family, taking place at a campground where my godfather and aunt went many times and had fond memories there. So, from Denver to Oregon, my dad and I flew and stayed at my aunts for a few days before making the trip up to Lewis and Clark Park in Washington, close to Oregon. We met up with another group of my family from Maui & Idaho. I remember the drive up, it was through a bright green thick forest that made me nervous being so far from anything, but I guess that's the charm too. I hadn't gone camping for a long time, so after helping put up the tent and a good meal, I asked my dad for a whiteclaw, which he granted, I only had one, though. After a while, I felt good and chaotic, so after dancing with my younger cousins, it got dark and me and one of my closer cousins, 14, went off into the forest to summon demons. Okay, so you might be thinking "wtf" but look, I don't actually believe in demons, and I didn't think it would work. It was just to be scary and rebellious. So we sat down in a small clearing near a path where my cousin took a bath and body works candle, lit it, and put it between us. I began mystical waving my hands over it, and spouting gibberish I reckoned was similar to chanting. We had a good laugh, then moved on and went back to the sight. Later in the night when everyone else went to sleep me and my cousin decided to summon demons but be more real this time, I looked up a demon summoning spell that had a good looking latin chant and even though we had none of the materials except the candle and a hotdog bun to sacrifice we still spoke it and burned the hotdogs bun but after nothing happened we shrugged it off and just went to talking. We talked about anything and everything for hours until I started feeling really bad. I can't really explain it well it's like anxiety, the kind where it feels like a weight is in your stomach and it's harder to breathe. I felt like we were being watched, which was fair since we were surrounded by dark dense forests. I began flashing my light around, not exactly looking but looking to make sure something wasn't there. My cousin picked up on my fear and looked around too, and now we had two beams of light pointed into the forest. I began to feel a little better as there was nothing immediate until I pointed my flash up. That's when I saw it. A creature. Pale white maybre grey with dark void-like eyes staring at us perched like a monkey on a high branch in a spruce tree. I froze. I went through everything in my mind. Was this because we summon demons? We didn't even do it right... Was this some kind of animal? It can't be, it looks too humanoid. It looks exactly like those skin walker pictures you can find on creepy forums, but it was right there in front of me. Was I hallucinating? Again, I have been known to hallucinate, but I never had before so vividly. Then I remembered my cousin. If they saw it, then it was definitely real, and I'm not hallucinating, so I told my cousin to look up where my flashlight was pointing. They froze, too. "Do you see that?" I asked. I can't remember exactly what my cousin said, but it was something like "What is that?" Or "It looks like a demon." Still, I needed more proof they were seeing the same thing. "What color is it?" I asked. "White." They said. That was more than enough for me. We began to rush away, taking the candle and running to the area where the tents were, I would look behind me and see the figure was now on the ground standing tall, at least 5 feet, it was tall and skinny. Every time I looked back, it would seem to stop, but when I would look again, it would be standing closer, making its way to us. My group and her group set up tents on different paths on the campground, far enough where I felt like we could make it if we ran and didn't look back. I stopped my cousin, where our paths diverged, and told her to run straight to her tent before counting down. "One, two, three!" I said, and ran to my tent and didn't look back. I made it to my tent and accidentally woke my father, who said, "What were you guys doing? You were keeping the whole camp up!" But I didn't want to elaborate. "I'll tell you in the morning." I said, climbing into my sleeping bag. Then and there, I felt okay, I was now surrounded by family, and surely nothing would get me with them around. I texted my cousin to make sure they got back alright, and they did, so I settled for the night, but i didn't get right to sleep. My uncle scared me a bit when he went up to go to the bathroom, and for the whole night I kept hearing this noise right outside my tent it was like a small animal was digging and fumbling around and whenever I would move it would go away. It was right near my head, and it was scaring the shit out of me, but I eventually got to sleep when it mostly stopped. I woke up the next morning and almost immediately headed back to the fire pit where me and my cousin and I were when we saw the figure. It was bright out so I figured I can look in the space i saw it in and could figure out if it really had been an animal or maybe some kind of bird nest but I saw nothing like that, in fact, what I saw was almost a clearing on the exact branch it was on, like something big had been there, like it had been there. When my cousin woke, we confirmed we saw the same thing in the same spot. So what do you think? Was it some kind of skinwalker creature from the forest? Did we accidentally summon a demon with our bogus ritual via hotdog bun? Did we both hallucinate the same thing? Was it an animal? Guess we'll never know.

Hello,
Did not find a comprehensive list so putting it in one place. Will keep editing.
Colesseum / Roman Forum / Palantine Hill - Earliest tickets are available is 30 days prior to visit day and based on time of visit Roman time. So basically we should be ready to book online at this. Website - https://www.coopculture.it/en/products/ticket-colosseum-forum-and-palatine-_24h/
Vatican Museums / Sistine Chapel - Earliest tickets are available is 60 days prior to visit day and tickets available for whole day at midnight Rome time. So basically we should be ready to book online at this. I tried buying tickets 40 mins post midnight and there were few tickets available still then at the museum website (https://tickets.museivaticani.va/home/)
St Peters Basilica - Entry is free.
St Peters Dome - Ticket can only be bought inside the basilica and cannot be purchased online? Is this correct?
Castle St Angelo - Not sure how to buy the tickets for this.
San Callixtus catacomb - Do we need to buy in advance and if yes, where to buy this from?
Any other must visit site which has entrance tickets and which need to be booked months in advance? After St Peters & Vatican, I am not sure we will want to visit any more museums there ;)

Do not book with Atlas Tours! I booked my underground Colosseum tour a few weeks ago for this Wednesday and just received a message on Trip Advisor saying they have to cancel the tour. Don’t get screwed over like me and find another tour guide.
If anyone happens to see any tours for the Colosseum/Roman Forum on Wednesday for 2 please let me know!

Hello,
I and spouse have been to Italy few times but this is the 1st time my daughter (11 yrs) is at an age she can remember something. (Last time we went was to Sicily in 2015 & she was 4)
Our current itinerary is as follows:
Arrive Rome - 1st Aug late evening.
Rome - 5 days (2nd Aug - 6th Aug evening)
Day 1
- Colosseum
- Roman Forum , Palantine hills
Day 2
- Trevi fountain
- Pantheon
- Spanish steps
- Villa Borghese
- Piazza Novona
- Campa di Fiori
- palazzo valentini
Day 3
- St Peters Basilica
- Vatican Museum & Sistine chapel
- Castle St Angelo
Day 4
- Backup if things take longer than usual
- Borgohese gardens?
Day 5
- A catacomb visit - Maybe San Callixtus ? Any other recommended?
- Cappuchin monastery
- Basilica St Clemente
Once I get a complete list of things to see, I plan to rearrange the sites based on proximity.
Florence - 7th & 8th Aug
- Day trip to Pisa
- Walk around Florence, climb the Duomo
- Visit either the Uffizi or the Acamedia.
- Ponte Vecchio
- Piazza Michalengelo
- Is a day trip to Cinque Terre possible? If yes, recommendations solicited.
Venice - 9th & 10th Aug
- Basically be in / around Venice
- Boat tours to Murana / Burano.
- Any side trips advised? Any other suggestions?
Fly out from Venice on 11th Aug afternoon (flight around 2pm).
We are well aware thats its gonna be crazy hot and crowded but that is the dates we could make, so will need to make the best of what we can get.
Seek advise on how to make this itinerary better.
Thank you,

Starting a dedicated thread for this topic, after my comment in another thread did not get any traction.
My wife, one year old daughter and I are based in Seattle, and I am looking for advice on if I am heading down the right path to best optimize our personal travel (I travel for work as well, but not a significant amount). We primarily travel domestically, including Maui, with one or two international trips each year. To give the audience an idea, our daughter has flown ~36K miles, including non-Delta flights, as a lap infant with us, although that pace is probably not sustainable. Questions / feedback / constructive criticism are welcome on these three buckets, or anything else for that matter.
Credit card - I signed up for a Delta AmEx Business Reserve card in July 2022. Primary reasons are the MQM boosts, big SkyPesos sign-up bonus, Delta lounge access, and free first class companion fare at renewal in July 2023. Much has been made about how Delta’s SkyMiles are worthless, which is a very valid point, but my primary motivation for spending on the card is the MQM boosts and the complimentary upgrades we would not have otherwise received. 60K of annual spend, for 30K MQM boost, is likely. I believe no other co branded airline credit card, most importantly Alaska, offers a similar benefit.
I run the 550 annual credit card fee through a business, so the net cost is less than that. Annual guest lounge passes get used by my wife, and the lounge has come in handy while traveling with a baby and for solo flight delays or a quick bite. I also just used the global entry credit, although that is only worth 100 every five years.
Status - currently Gold (due to December 2022 MQM boost), but chasing Platinum this year through the credit card. I otherwise would likely only achieve Delta Silver or Alaska MVP, and be pretty low on the totem pole.
It is difficult (impossible?) to quantify the incremental upgrade likelihood of Platinum vs. Silver, add all the benefits of the card and other benefits of achieving Platinum, and then net out the opportunity cost of allocating that 60K of spend on another credit card. With that said, I am tracking Delta upgrades while Gold, and quantifying those upgrades as 20 per person per flight hour for Comfort+, and 50 for first class. Gross aggregate value for my wife and I, not including any other flight or credit card benefits, is about 3,300 over the last six months. Not a perfect methodology, but I imagine an annualized complimentary upgrade value of 6K or 7K is not achievable just through reallocating credit card spend and quantifying the incremental value over SkyPesos. And the first class upgrade likelihood should only go up next year. RUCs, first class companion fare, etc. would all be the cherry on top, so to speak.
Loyalty - Delta has been making a hard run at Alaska Airlines the last several years. to capitalize on all the wealth and income growth since the GFC. Delta fare pricing is very reasonable for the routes I travel the most, likely because of all the competition with Alaska, so I am pretty loyal to Delta at the moment.
With that said, I am definitely not exclusively loyal to Delta, as Alaska is still a great option (I still have MVP status). I flew a United hidden city flight to Denver in April when booking with limited notice, and I still fly Southwest on routes with non-stop service, so I am still price sensitive in some respects.
Looking ahead - we plan to continue traveling a lot, and with lap infant until the day she turns two. Even after she turns two, we would probably book her as a companion on my ticket, and then my wife and I can decide who gets the upgraded seats with our daughter, or utilize a RUC to help all of us get upgraded.
What do you think?? Is my logic sound? Or deeply flawed? This is a Delta forum, so there is already some selection bias, but hopefully the SkyPesos crowd balances that out. Thanks.

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I will be travelling to Florence and Rome in a few weeks and this is my current itinerary. I'm more interested in ruins and less so in art (spoiler I'm not planning on going to the Accademia Gallery and I'm okay with that)
I'm a fan of Assassin's Creed and feel like I'm missing a lot of cool places so please let me know what I'm missing!
I partly feel like I have too much planned out but also feel like I'm not seeing enough and might have a lot of "dead" time. Specifically on Monday in Florence and Thursday in Rome.

• Sunday (Florence)
  • Land around 9 AM, drop bags off at my hotel, get my bearings being in a new country, grab lunch
  • Baptistery & Museum Guided Tour - 3 PM - 4:30 PM
  • Walk across Ponte Vecchio
  • Finish the day off at Piazzale Michelangelo to hopefully see a nice sunset and grab dinner
• Monday (Florence)
  • Santa Croce Opera in the morning
  • Scuola del Cuoio (Leather shop)
  • Palazzo Vecchio and Arnold Tower - 3:15 PM
    • I can't tell if my Palazzo Vecchio tickets also get me into Arnold Tower or if I'll need to purchase those separately. If I need to purchase separately how much time should I give myself in Palazzo Vecchio?
  • Loggia dei Lanzi - walk around and admire the statues
  • Hopefully book a nicer dinner to get a Fiorentina steak (Open to suggestions as to where!)
• Tuesday (Florence/Rome)
  • Brunelleschi Dome - ~8 AM using my ticket from Sunday. I don't plan on climbing to the top (bad knees) so I'm hoping to just look up and see the inside from this angle
  • Crypt of Santa Reparata - 10:15 AM using my ticket from Sunday
  • Cathedral - Using my ticket from Sunday
  • Train to Rome leaving Firenze SMN 4 PM - 5:30 PM
  • Drop bags off at hotel
  • Walk to the Spanish steps/find dinner somewhere in that area
• Wednesday (Rome)
  • Trevi Fountain - Ideally getting there before 8 AM to avoid the crowd
  • Trajan's Market - 11 AM
    • I can't tell if I actually need tickets for this or not. I see a museum but not sure what's included
  • Colosseum Dungeons Tour with Roman Forum and Cesar's Palace Special Access - 2 PM
    • Seeing the Colosseum and everything in the Roman Forum is probably my most anticipated part of the trip. I'm a little concerned the tour won't take me above the first level.
  • Explore anything in area of the Colosseum and Roman forums I might've missed on the tour (not sure how access will work though, I assume I can't get back into the Colosseum but hopefully can get back into the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill)
• Thursday (Rome)
  • Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, & St. Peter's Basilica Guided Tour - 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
  • Grab lunch and wander around Via Dei Coronari - Any lunch recommendations are appreciated!
  • Castel Sant'Angelo Tour - 3 PM - 5 PM
    • Decided to do the tour without the drink at the end because $40 for a drink seems ridiculous and the cafe appears to be open to the public.
• Friday (Rome)
  • Drop luggage at train station lockers
  • Pantheon ~8:30
    • From what I've read online it doesn't seem like a tour is worth it and I don't need a ticket to enter (Please correct me if I'm wrong!)
    • Might also add this to the end of Thursday depending on time
  • Fiumi Fountain
  • Stadium of Domitian - 11:30 - 12:30 tour
  • Train leaving Rome at 3 pm

Hi, I'm about to start booking for a couple of experiences (winery tours, food tours) for my upcoming trip to Italy at the end of the month. In general, is it better to book via AirBnB or direct with the tour operator?
The reason I ask is that I've looked at Viator and the TripAdvisor forums strongly advise against booking with Viator, but to go direct to the operator as Viator is plagued with booking issues, poor customer service etc. plus booking direct is cheaper.
For most of the tours I've looked at, the difference is maybe $10-15 bucks per person (about 10% difference btw AirBnB and going direct), which isn't a biggie. More importantly for me is that these day tours are well organized in terms of communication on meeting points, expectations etc. I've not read anything negative so far on AirBnB experiences and that would be the preferred way for me to book so I have all of my accommodation + experiences on one app.
Wanted some feedback before I booked, thanks!

I have two rooms booked under my name and will be globalist before the stay. I was wondering if that will give club access to both rooms during our 10 night stay at HR Maui? From a chat rep, she said they will not and I will have to apply the club passes to the other room. I have heard otherwise in forums. Anyone have experience with this at HR Maui?

I’m visiting Maui in June and found a good deal through TripAdvisor for the Road to Hana. Is the site trustworthy? Is ordering tickets via TripAdvisor worth it?

Hello!
Sorry if this post seems uneducated or if it offends anyone.
Is it safe for a foreigner to visit Thailand after the election on 14 May? Maybe around late May (around 25-28 May) to early June (1-3 June)
I read somewhere that there are risks of civil unrest and demonstrations, some websites online also said that anti-government protests have previously occurred in Bangkok and other areas of Thailand and that the security environment can be unpredictable and turn violent.
I am unfamiliar with the political scene in Thailand, but I've read on Tripadvisor forums that it can be weeks or months after the election before the government gets formed and even longer after that before the people start expressing their opinion. Which in this case it should be safe, but I just wanted to make sure.
Thank you!

Good morning traders and investors of the StockMarketChat sub! Welcome to the new trading day and a frrrrrrrresh start! Here are your pre-market stock movers & news on this Thursday, May the 4th, 2023-

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Stock futures are little changed after Fed hikes rates, bank contagion fears return: Live updates

Stock futures were little changed Thursday, a day after the Federal Reserve hiked rates by another 25 basis points. Traders also grappled with returning contagion fears in the regional bank space.
Futures linked to the S&P 500 were flat. Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 10 points, as Nasdaq-100 futures rose 0.25%.
Shares of PacWest tanked by more than 35% in premarket trading. The decline came after news that the California bank has been assessing strategic options, including a possible sale, a person familiar told CNBC. Regional bank shares sold off hard, with Western Alliance tumbling 18% and Zions Bancorporation dropping about 7%.
There likely won’t be a respite for the embattled regional banking sector until the Fed cuts interest rates, said Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine. Since the closure of Silicon Valley Bank in March, First Republic has joined the ranks of failed institutions and was recently taken over by JPMorgan Chase.
“Leaving rates this high is going to continue this stress,” Gundlach said on CNBC’s “Closing Bell” Wednesday. “I believe with a very high degree of probability there’s going to be further regional bank failures.”
As the Fed pushed through its 10th rate hike in this cycle and the central bank seemed to soften its language on future increases, Chair Jerome Powell said that it may be too soon to cut.
“We on the committee have a view that inflation is going to come down not so quickly,” he said in his post-meeting press conference. “It will take some time, and in that world, if that forecast is broadly right, it would not be appropriate to cut rates and we won’t cut rates.”
Stocks closed lower Wednesday, with the Dow shedding 270 points, or 0.8%, and the S&P 500 dropping 0.7%. The Nasdaq Composite lost roughly 0.5%.
Looming ahead are key economic reports that will inform the Fed’s next steps from here. Initial jobless claims are due Thursday. Friday’s main event will be April’s payrolls report, which economists polled by Dow Jones predict will rise by 180,000.
In terms of earnings, investors will be watching Moderna, which issues results before the opening bell Thursday. Apple is slated to post earnings after the market’s close, along with Lyft, DraftKings and Coinbase.

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EARNINGS RELEASES BEFORE THE OPEN TODAY:

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THIS AFTERNOON'S AFTER-HOURS EARNINGS CALENDAR:

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YESTERDAY'S ANALYST UPGRADES/DOWNGRADES:

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YESTERDAY'S INSIDER TRADING FILINGS:

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TODAY'S DIVIDEND CALENDAR:

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THIS MORNING'S MOST ACTIVE TRENDING TICKERS ON STOCKTWITS:

• AUPH
• WAL
• XIN
• IMGN
• AAPL
• BIDU
• HOOD
• SHEL
• DINO
• FHN

THIS MORNING'S STOCK NEWS MOVERS:

(source: cnbc.com)

Paramount Global –The media company slumped 10.4% after reporting quarterly profit and revenue that missed analyst forecasts, and slashing its quarterly dividend to 5 cents per share from 24 cents.

STOCK SYMBOL: PARA

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PacWest Bancorp – PacWest tumbled 37% in premarket trading after the banking company said it was considering various strategic options. PacWest said it had not seen any acceleration in deposit outflows since First Republic Bank was sold to JPMorgan Chase earlier this week.

STOCK SYMBOL: PACW

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Shopify –The e-commerce platform reported-better-than expected quarterly results and also announced the sale of parts of its fulfillment operation as well as its logistics division. Shopify surged 15.6% in the premarket.

STOCK SYMBOL: SHOP

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First Horizon –The banking and financial services company’s stock plunged 46% after First Horizon and Toronto Dominion Banksaid they had called off their $13.4 billion takeover deal. The companies cited uncertainty over whether regulatory approvals could be obtained in a timely manner.

STOCK SYMBOL: FHN

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Peloton Interactive –The fitness equipment maker added 2.6% in premarket trading after revenue beat expectations and it issued a better than expected forecast.

STOCK SYMBOL: PTON

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Qualcomm – Qualcomm slumped 7.7% in premarket trading after the chipmaker issued a weaker than expected current quarter forecast, hurt by sagging smartphone sales. Qualcomm did report better than expected revenue for its latest quarter, with earnings matching Wall Street estimates.

STOCK SYMBOL: QCOM

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Shake Shack – Shake Shack jumped 7% in the premarket after it reported a smaller than expected quarterly loss, with revenue and same-restaurant sales exceeding Wall Street forecasts.

STOCK SYMBOL: SHAK

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Tripadvisor – Tripadvisor stumbled 6.1% in premarket action after its adjusted quarterly profit came in short of analyst forecasts, although the online travel website operator did see better than expected revenue. TripAdvisor did report a wider overall loss due to the impact of tax expenses related to an IRS settlement.

STOCK SYMBOL: TRIP

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SolarEdge Technologies – SolarEdge staged a 10.3% premarket rally, with the solar products maker reporting better-than-expected earnings and revenue and saying supply chain issues have gradually improved.

STOCK SYMBOL: SEDG

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Arconic – Arconic soared 27.5% in premarket trading after the industrial parts maker agreed to be acquired by private equity firm Apollo Global for $30 per share in cash.

STOCK SYMBOL: ARNC

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Stock futures are little changed after Fed hikes rates, bank contagion fears return: Live updates

Stock futures were little changed Thursday, a day after the Federal Reserve hiked rates by another 25 basis points. Traders also grappled with returning contagion fears in the regional bank space.
Futures linked to the S&P 500 were flat. Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 10 points, as Nasdaq-100 futures rose 0.25%.
Shares of PacWest tanked by more than 35% in premarket trading. The decline came after news that the California bank has been assessing strategic options, including a possible sale, a person familiar told CNBC. Regional bank shares sold off hard, with Western Alliance tumbling 18% and Zions Bancorporation dropping about 7%.
There likely won’t be a respite for the embattled regional banking sector until the Fed cuts interest rates, said Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine. Since the closure of Silicon Valley Bank in March, First Republic has joined the ranks of failed institutions and was recently taken over by JPMorgan Chase.
“Leaving rates this high is going to continue this stress,” Gundlach said on CNBC’s “Closing Bell” Wednesday. “I believe with a very high degree of probability there’s going to be further regional bank failures.”
As the Fed pushed through its 10th rate hike in this cycle and the central bank seemed to soften its language on future increases, Chair Jerome Powell said that it may be too soon to cut.
“We on the committee have a view that inflation is going to come down not so quickly,” he said in his post-meeting press conference. “It will take some time, and in that world, if that forecast is broadly right, it would not be appropriate to cut rates and we won’t cut rates.”
Stocks closed lower Wednesday, with the Dow shedding 270 points, or 0.8%, and the S&P 500 dropping 0.7%. The Nasdaq Composite lost roughly 0.5%.
Looming ahead are key economic reports that will inform the Fed’s next steps from here. Initial jobless claims are due Thursday. Friday’s main event will be April’s payrolls report, which economists polled by Dow Jones predict will rise by 180,000.
In terms of earnings, investors will be watching Moderna, which issues results before the opening bell Thursday. Apple is slated to post earnings after the market’s close, along with Lyft, DraftKings and Coinbase.

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TODAY'S ECONOMIC CALENDAR:

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THIS WEEK'S ECONOMIC CALENDAR:

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THIS WEEK'S UPCOMING IPO'S:

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THIS WEEK'S EARNINGS CALENDAR:

($AAPL $SOFI $AMD $NCLH $UBER $SHOP $PFE $F $ON $AMC $SQ $CVS $YUM $ANET $QCOM $COIN $DKNG $ALB $CHKP $BP $BUD $DDOG $MRNA $ET $RCL $SEDG $ACMR $SMCI $MELI $GPN $SBUX $CNA $MGM $MAR $WBD $RIG $PK $MPC $FANG $EPD $NVO $PTON $STNG $FUBO $LNG $AMG $CAR $WEC $LYFT $LUMN)

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THIS MORNING'S PRE-MARKET EARNINGS CALENDAR:

($MRNA $RCL $DDOG $BUD $PTON $W $NVO $COP $PARA $SHEL $PLNT $K $RACE $REGN $PENN $CG $CAH $H $ATI $AUYTL $LNTH $PZZA $ARGX $ZTS $DINO $SHAK $AUPH $BHC $STWD $TGLS $BWA $PCG $SWK $FOUR $AG $PRVA $AEP $NFE $EQNR $PH $CMRX $OWL $BLD $APRN $WCC $APTV $NRG $CARS $ALCO $AGIO)

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EARNINGS RELEASES BEFORE THE OPEN TODAY:

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THIS AFTERNOON'S AFTER-HOURS EARNINGS CALENDAR:

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EARNINGS RELEASES AFTER THE CLOSE TODAY:

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YESTERDAY'S ANALYST UPGRADES/DOWNGRADES:

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YESTERDAY'S INSIDER TRADING FILINGS:

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TODAY'S DIVIDEND CALENDAR:

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THIS MORNING'S MOST ACTIVE TRENDING TICKERS ON STOCKTWITS:

• AUPH
• WAL
• XIN
• IMGN
• AAPL
• BIDU
• HOOD
• SHEL
• DINO
• FHN

THIS MORNING'S STOCK NEWS MOVERS:

(source: cnbc.com)

Paramount Global –The media company slumped 10.4% after reporting quarterly profit and revenue that missed analyst forecasts, and slashing its quarterly dividend to 5 cents per share from 24 cents.

STOCK SYMBOL: PARA

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

PacWest Bancorp – PacWest tumbled 37% in premarket trading after the banking company said it was considering various strategic options. PacWest said it had not seen any acceleration in deposit outflows since First Republic Bank was sold to JPMorgan Chase earlier this week.

STOCK SYMBOL: PACW

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Shopify –The e-commerce platform reported-better-than expected quarterly results and also announced the sale of parts of its fulfillment operation as well as its logistics division. Shopify surged 15.6% in the premarket.

STOCK SYMBOL: SHOP

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

First Horizon –The banking and financial services company’s stock plunged 46% after First Horizon and Toronto Dominion Banksaid they had called off their $13.4 billion takeover deal. The companies cited uncertainty over whether regulatory approvals could be obtained in a timely manner.

STOCK SYMBOL: FHN

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Peloton Interactive –The fitness equipment maker added 2.6% in premarket trading after revenue beat expectations and it issued a better than expected forecast.

STOCK SYMBOL: PTON

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Qualcomm – Qualcomm slumped 7.7% in premarket trading after the chipmaker issued a weaker than expected current quarter forecast, hurt by sagging smartphone sales. Qualcomm did report better than expected revenue for its latest quarter, with earnings matching Wall Street estimates.

STOCK SYMBOL: QCOM

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Shake Shack – Shake Shack jumped 7% in the premarket after it reported a smaller than expected quarterly loss, with revenue and same-restaurant sales exceeding Wall Street forecasts.

STOCK SYMBOL: SHAK

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Tripadvisor – Tripadvisor stumbled 6.1% in premarket action after its adjusted quarterly profit came in short of analyst forecasts, although the online travel website operator did see better than expected revenue. TripAdvisor did report a wider overall loss due to the impact of tax expenses related to an IRS settlement.

STOCK SYMBOL: TRIP

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

SolarEdge Technologies – SolarEdge staged a 10.3% premarket rally, with the solar products maker reporting better-than-expected earnings and revenue and saying supply chain issues have gradually improved.

STOCK SYMBOL: SEDG

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Arconic – Arconic soared 27.5% in premarket trading after the industrial parts maker agreed to be acquired by private equity firm Apollo Global for $30 per share in cash.

STOCK SYMBOL: ARNC

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

FULL DISCLOSURE:

bigbear0083 has no positions in any stocks mentioned. Reddit, moderators, and the author do not advise making investment decisions based on discussion in these posts. Analysis is not subject to validation and users take action at their own risk. bigbear0083 is an admin at the financial forums StonkForums.com where this content was originally posted.

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Stock futures are little changed after Fed hikes rates, bank contagion fears return: Live updates

Stock futures were little changed Thursday, a day after the Federal Reserve hiked rates by another 25 basis points. Traders also grappled with returning contagion fears in the regional bank space.
Futures linked to the S&P 500 were flat. Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 10 points, as Nasdaq-100 futures rose 0.25%.
Shares of PacWest tanked by more than 35% in premarket trading. The decline came after news that the California bank has been assessing strategic options, including a possible sale, a person familiar told CNBC. Regional bank shares sold off hard, with Western Alliance tumbling 18% and Zions Bancorporation dropping about 7%.
There likely won’t be a respite for the embattled regional banking sector until the Fed cuts interest rates, said Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine. Since the closure of Silicon Valley Bank in March, First Republic has joined the ranks of failed institutions and was recently taken over by JPMorgan Chase.
“Leaving rates this high is going to continue this stress,” Gundlach said on CNBC’s “Closing Bell” Wednesday. “I believe with a very high degree of probability there’s going to be further regional bank failures.”
As the Fed pushed through its 10th rate hike in this cycle and the central bank seemed to soften its language on future increases, Chair Jerome Powell said that it may be too soon to cut.
“We on the committee have a view that inflation is going to come down not so quickly,” he said in his post-meeting press conference. “It will take some time, and in that world, if that forecast is broadly right, it would not be appropriate to cut rates and we won’t cut rates.”
Stocks closed lower Wednesday, with the Dow shedding 270 points, or 0.8%, and the S&P 500 dropping 0.7%. The Nasdaq Composite lost roughly 0.5%.
Looming ahead are key economic reports that will inform the Fed’s next steps from here. Initial jobless claims are due Thursday. Friday’s main event will be April’s payrolls report, which economists polled by Dow Jones predict will rise by 180,000.
In terms of earnings, investors will be watching Moderna, which issues results before the opening bell Thursday. Apple is slated to post earnings after the market’s close, along with Lyft, DraftKings and Coinbase.

STOCK FUTURES CURRENTLY:

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YESTERDAY'S MARKET MAP:

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TODAY'S MARKET MAP:

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YESTERDAY'S S&P SECTORS:

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TODAY'S S&P SECTORS:

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TODAY'S ECONOMIC CALENDAR:

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THIS WEEK'S ECONOMIC CALENDAR:

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THIS WEEK'S UPCOMING IPO'S:

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THIS WEEK'S EARNINGS CALENDAR:

($AAPL $SOFI $AMD $NCLH $UBER $SHOP $PFE $F $ON $AMC $SQ $CVS $YUM $ANET $QCOM $COIN $DKNG $ALB $CHKP $BP $BUD $DDOG $MRNA $ET $RCL $SEDG $ACMR $SMCI $MELI $GPN $SBUX $CNA $MGM $MAR $WBD $RIG $PK $MPC $FANG $EPD $NVO $PTON $STNG $FUBO $LNG $AMG $CAR $WEC $LYFT $LUMN)

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THIS MORNING'S PRE-MARKET EARNINGS CALENDAR:

($MRNA $RCL $DDOG $BUD $PTON $W $NVO $COP $PARA $SHEL $PLNT $K $RACE $REGN $PENN $CG $CAH $H $ATI $AUYTL $LNTH $PZZA $ARGX $ZTS $DINO $SHAK $AUPH $BHC $STWD $TGLS $BWA $PCG $SWK $FOUR $AG $PRVA $AEP $NFE $EQNR $PH $CMRX $OWL $BLD $APRN $WCC $APTV $NRG $CARS $ALCO $AGIO)

(CLICK HERE FOR THIS MORNING'S EARNINGS CALENDAR!)

EARNINGS RELEASES BEFORE THE OPEN TODAY:

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THIS AFTERNOON'S AFTER-HOURS EARNINGS CALENDAR:

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EARNINGS RELEASES AFTER THE CLOSE TODAY:

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YESTERDAY'S ANALYST UPGRADES/DOWNGRADES:

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YESTERDAY'S INSIDER TRADING FILINGS:

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TODAY'S DIVIDEND CALENDAR:

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THIS MORNING'S MOST ACTIVE TRENDING TICKERS ON STOCKTWITS:

• AUPH
• WAL
• XIN
• IMGN
• AAPL
• BIDU
• HOOD
• SHEL
• DINO
• FHN

THIS MORNING'S STOCK NEWS MOVERS:

(source: cnbc.com)

Paramount Global –The media company slumped 10.4% after reporting quarterly profit and revenue that missed analyst forecasts, and slashing its quarterly dividend to 5 cents per share from 24 cents.

STOCK SYMBOL: PARA

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

PacWest Bancorp – PacWest tumbled 37% in premarket trading after the banking company said it was considering various strategic options. PacWest said it had not seen any acceleration in deposit outflows since First Republic Bank was sold to JPMorgan Chase earlier this week.

STOCK SYMBOL: PACW

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Shopify –The e-commerce platform reported-better-than expected quarterly results and also announced the sale of parts of its fulfillment operation as well as its logistics division. Shopify surged 15.6% in the premarket.

STOCK SYMBOL: SHOP

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

First Horizon –The banking and financial services company’s stock plunged 46% after First Horizon and Toronto Dominion Banksaid they had called off their $13.4 billion takeover deal. The companies cited uncertainty over whether regulatory approvals could be obtained in a timely manner.

STOCK SYMBOL: FHN

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Peloton Interactive –The fitness equipment maker added 2.6% in premarket trading after revenue beat expectations and it issued a better than expected forecast.

STOCK SYMBOL: PTON

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Qualcomm – Qualcomm slumped 7.7% in premarket trading after the chipmaker issued a weaker than expected current quarter forecast, hurt by sagging smartphone sales. Qualcomm did report better than expected revenue for its latest quarter, with earnings matching Wall Street estimates.

STOCK SYMBOL: QCOM

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Shake Shack – Shake Shack jumped 7% in the premarket after it reported a smaller than expected quarterly loss, with revenue and same-restaurant sales exceeding Wall Street forecasts.

STOCK SYMBOL: SHAK

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Tripadvisor – Tripadvisor stumbled 6.1% in premarket action after its adjusted quarterly profit came in short of analyst forecasts, although the online travel website operator did see better than expected revenue. TripAdvisor did report a wider overall loss due to the impact of tax expenses related to an IRS settlement.

STOCK SYMBOL: TRIP

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

SolarEdge Technologies – SolarEdge staged a 10.3% premarket rally, with the solar products maker reporting better-than-expected earnings and revenue and saying supply chain issues have gradually improved.

STOCK SYMBOL: SEDG

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

Arconic – Arconic soared 27.5% in premarket trading after the industrial parts maker agreed to be acquired by private equity firm Apollo Global for $30 per share in cash.

STOCK SYMBOL: ARNC

• CLICK HERE FOR CHART!

(CLICK HERE FOR LIVE STOCK QUOTE!)

FULL DISCLOSURE:

bigbear0083 has no positions in any stocks mentioned. Reddit, moderators, and the author do not advise making investment decisions based on discussion in these posts. Analysis is not subject to validation and users take action at their own risk. bigbear0083 is an admin at the financial forums StonkForums.com where this content was originally posted.

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