/biz/ - Business & Finance

shill me a trading strategy.

i don't even know why i come here anymore. almost no one ever talks about legit strategy here, it's all just meme scams with no DD, stocktwits-tier reactions of OOOO and AAAA, and /pol/-lite with an economic bent. what's the point?

>>19473717
>Insurance policies don't cover insurrection.
Hmmm. I think these wouldn't fall under Terrorism which would be a common endorsement that is opted out of (usually only costs up to like $30 in additional premium - small biz it's like $12, maybe). I would assume that most business oweners will still be able to file under Commercial Fire/Property and BOP. Don't talk out your ass
>t. P&C underwriting

>>19285600
>I do see it as a possibility that consumer demand does bounce back
I am not sure that the consumer demand will be great enough to support businesses through their obligations. Yes we have the Main St. loans, PPP, CARES, etc. supporting businesses and spending, but there will still be a drop in aggregate revenues which will disproportionately affect certain sectors and, based on our current debt/credit environment, a failure to return to nearly full throttle activity will probably force many businesses to fold. Yes, we definitely want to trim the fat, but I don't see it being likely to be just fat trimming. margins are just far too tight.
>there were never any federally mandated shutdowns in the first place
You're right do doubt federal intervention, but I'm thinking it's much more on the table than something like the Dark Financial Arts. I'd still keep eyes on OH and MI in addition to CA and TX.

>Very few people think things are going to go well, so what happens if they’re better than expected?
we resume the debt bubble which is literally just clack-posting for another.. year or two? The expenses are growing because of the unsustainable models affecting business operators. shit like commercial rentals need to get absolutely anally obliterated because the rent obligations are far too high to support profitable businesses. The costs of living are too high, wages are too low, credit is too loose. The economic stresses from 2016 to 2020 will tighten until the system can't profit enough from additional debt.

also, enjoy. it's my favorite semen demon.

>>18861226
if the prices don't trend down for the year, i'll pick something else. maybe ERIE, VRSK, TRV, CB if they get smacked around. I already have more than enough exposure to MSFT in my 401, reeeeeeeee

>>18861285
based and pirate pilled

>>18665007
this shit's less than 10 dollars senpai