/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55826172
I'll take it, hand it over.

>>28905094
Thank you, I was wrong.

>>28482382
when things are habbening, 100% correct

gotta warn you though, when prices are falling/stagnating for years on end, it's much less exciting. In fact, it's pretty dull. But by then you'll be too addicted to quit. Part of the fun.

>sold CRSR at 42.80
I'm going to buy back at ~37 when (((they))) dump again

>>27603535
same

>>27410723
options.

>>26605727
Unequivocally and eternally based

>>26153299
checked and truthpilled

>>25051681
I feel like, assuming altcoin run, 10 dollars is more likely a price it crashes back to after reaching much higher during the run. I suppose, during the peak of the run, how much to sell? Don't want to get memed on like the linkies who didn't sell at 20 and didn't sell at 16. RLC's low supply and high theoretical demand should push it much higher when the supply crunch from being listed in American exchanges happens.

>>24900109
buy signal

How many times will I have to update it in this thread? The big boys are pumping it after hours.
BFT

>didnt buy at $11
>didnt buy at $12
>didnt buy at $13
>didnt buy at $14
YOU ARE HERE
>didnt buy at $16
>didnt buy at $17
>...didnt buy at $100

Congrats to everyone who looked into it and got into it before close today. You motherfuckers literally had full week since Dec 7.

>>24672216
Stocks only go up.

Thread moving too fast.

TO THE DIVVIE GUY:

A very very, almost single hand limited number of companies which have the potential for growth with a REIT of 5-6% (guaranteed? No) whilst also being inpentrable from the outside market.

The truth is, in order to achieve these factors in a long term stock, I don't know any which give high divvies:

. Hard to disrupt and enter
. Focused on expansion than excessive cash profit-taking
. High cash flow yield (not JUST for divvies, but also so it doesn't die in debt obligations)
. Long term performance with a long term Excutive management plan.
. Some type of tech-future looking focus, otherwise they need to be consumer staples in the market cycle that is NOT disrupted by a traditional market shakeup/cycle.

Companies that fit this bill are things like Microsoft, coca-cola, VISA, PayPal, even Facebook. All of which pay low divvies, but I'd MUCH RATHER HOLD over something like Shell.

The highest yielding hold I have is NOVO-NORDISK A/S at 2% yield.

Also don't forget, tax implications. MASSIVE UNDERSTATED ISSUE.

THCB sirs buy while we're near bottom

>>24360239
Mine as well anon and I just keep buying into them

>>24270283
Welcome to the party. Dab on those gamblers.

>>24189103
Happens every time after both a correction and double a crash. Usually just 4 fig fags, then getting hyped about reaching 10k. I remember being that way when I was 17 on my business lol.

Are people really this poor?

>>24155586
Its true,
Biden removes uncertainity
Biden removes trade war friction
Biden bends over for the world like a good globalist leader and trades.

Like, wake up. Trump was only good at the tax cut period. After that he wouldn't stop sending markets into frenzy every 10 days with a tweet.

>>24109605
>buy high sell higher
dangerously based

>>24093712
CRSR and BABA performing very well

>>24085241
Got in yesterday at 36.87. Bit late but better than never

Dividends bros what are you long holding?
Any good buys atm?

>>23943479
Ah a fellow intellectual

>>2312285
Wait a couple of hours