/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15893426
Another of my misunderstandings, I thought it as a 90 day time-stop.

I’ve been way too hasty in the past, not taking the time to calculate slope and wait for a full segment. AMTD isn’t my idea of a “safe” stock, i won’t be double dipping.

Got in and out of GEO even though it didn’t make a full segment. I think it could see some major pain next week, though it may be all for show and buyable. I get very worried though when I see a yield that high: 11-13% depending on the source.

JPM has a lot of headlines today? What’s happening there? Can I really expect this to go below 200?


JPM metals trader:
>Trunz admitted in the federal court in Brooklyn, New York, to having from July 2007 to August 2016 at JPMorgan and another bank placed thousands of orders for gold, platinum and palladium futures contracts that he never intended to complete.

What was he even trying to do?
Is it like those fake orders for Bowl America? I still don’t get how this type of manipulation does anything at all, or how I can identify or benefit from it.

>>15200680
Nah he said he was into the Shackleton doc I posted about.

>>15200549
I am honored. But we can’t say for sure, maybe you only recognize 20% of my posts?

I don’t want to create a trip or “identity” until I deserve one. You can see how bad it gets when the undeserving create a trip too early. We have some very cancerous posters here who are very arrogant yet not too knowledgeable.

Man on ad on CNBC:
>we don’t sell annuities. I would die and go to hell before I sell annuities. We’ll never sell annuities, whatever you want to do with annuities, there’s a better way to do it.
Well shit that makes me really want an annuity, but I’m not nearly old enough. They must be a really good financial decision though...

MA down 3%... that feels like a bargain goddamn.

In the future, whenever we have a president trump, I should be like 50% cash, just for days like today...

Seriously, MA and V aren’t going anywhere. They’re not JNJ or MCD, but they’re names that just go up over time.