/biz/ - Business & Finance

Where can see charts of stock price vs number of holders?

COMFY DID YOU FILTER ME!?!? REEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

>>10188745

wrong thread

What did you guys eat today?

First for Elon drilling into a Thai cave if you catch my drift
TSLA 500 eoy

>>10188771
I had about 6 chicken nuggies, and that's it.

>>10188788

what brand?

700 million shares of BAC

Shorting GPRO the stupid play in life
Gpro is Warren Buffett tier value stock.

Sales are great, new more accessible prices, aggressive international marketing, and a new subscription service all rolling out strong !

The icing on cake is when trump nails the Chinese cheap gopro ripoffs with copyright infringement!

GPRO $15 by 2019

>>10188771
Why did you fry your poops

>>10188814

hey baby

>>10188495
> permian basin has too much gas not enough infrastructure
> oil producers may need to curtail production because of limit on flaring gas
> less oil production means less demand for fracking sand

idk about those longs senpai, I think you are too early. I'm watching oil but likely waiting until August/September to buy.

First for LCI

>>10188814
>asuka
Opinion discarded

>>10188822

They're hotdogs. They taste better bro

>>10188797
Obviously Tyson because I'm not a pleb.

>>10188771

>>10188814
>Posts anime girl
>No benis
What the heckies?

am i the only one buying MNST calls?

>>10188929
dude.. thats a dude.. dude you should probably stop talking to him, you are just feeding his larp more and laughing about it naked.

p.s. he's fat

>>10188930
I might depending on how CBIO performs next week.

can you all delete your trips? these threads are getting really shit really fast. thanks.

>>10188948
lol

>>10188727
>AMD up to $16.36

>>10188938
We don't have certifiable evidence of this.
>>10188948
Negative

>>10188885
been watching since low 70s, waiting for proper entry I think this might be good for a starting position

>>10188979
That's wise, Tyson is the choice of NEETs and man children across the US.

>>10188948
this is a special case

I need to recognize everyone either by avatar, name, or words because you need to know who is saying what and who is reputable. Anyone that is here regularly should be doing the same

>>10188747
He mercurial with replies you prob not faltered
>>10188827
Sorry obsessed is Hasbro atm or else he will hunt me down & murder me

>>10188840
>REI fags
Oh wait you probably a Shinji fav
Regardless
>opinion discarded opinion discarded

>>10188993
us named posters have the most reputation and adoration

>>10188941
>I might depending on how CBIO performs next week.
why whats going on with CBIO next week? are you expecting a run up to data that is expected to be released on the 18th?

>>10188769
>"oil's peaked lads, we better sell our shares of SND and HCLP at the top as quickly as we can"
>"oh fuck it's still going up? keep the prices down, spread as much fear as you can; buy in while they sell"
that's what this feels like, and I don't trust fear, wait for earnings and I think we'll be golden

>>10188651
looked at altimmune's earning call transcripts; at minimum you're looking at 6 months before action; you're in the driving price down phase but you might get cheap long calls if you're loaded
CBIO you got a pop or a drop on july 18th, good luck to you on that
>SMRT, RGSE
wtf dude what are you doing

>>10189006
Yes I am waiting on the news coming out, I thought it was the 15th.
>>10189020
RGSE was a gamble that I threw $30 at, SMRT I have no excuse.

>>10188987
Buy SEB
lol jk its like 4000 dollars

>>10188998
Misato best girl obviously
>opinion discarded opinion discarded opinion discarded
>>10189020
Oil has been poised to drop for over a week and I don't know what's keeping it up. Buttmad about my sideways shorts currently

>>10188747
No i didn't you retard

>>10188998
RKG I was mean to you in the podcast this week, it was constructive criticism and I don't mean it it's just for lolz ;)))))

>>10189020
>>10189033
Thanks for posting your portfolio so I can know never to follow your advice

>>10189110
uhh sweetie

>>10188814
profit margin at -37.7%, debt increasing at an alarming annual rate
you'll be lucky to get a buyout deal at 5 dollars

disclosure; i have this position
also disclosure fuck you

>>10189112
>No i didn't you retard
Oh ok
>Thanks for posting your portfolio so I can know never to follow your advice
No problem, also if that fucking podcast isn't out soon I am making my own. I already have a script written and everything.

>>10189124
Also good but I bet her mouth tastes like gendo cum

>>10188814
>short SPY
>long fucking GPRO
what is WRONG WITH YOU!?

>>10188651
Whoa are you me?

>>10189294
Yeah ALT is definitely a test of big5chad's long term picks. It doesn't look great at the moment.

>>10189306
Hoping the support at .40 holds. Might buy up some more on Monday desu.

>>10189306
never was actually one of big5s pick... it was a pick that was being thrown around in here that he happend to hop on... trust me.. i know... same as DRUS he never picked that, someone else shilled it in here and he jumped in on it.

>>10189325
I wouldn't be shocked if they end up doing a r/s, i'm hoping otherwise though
>>10189331
So big5 is a fraud in other words?

>>10189352
he has told people many times that ALT was never actually his pick. GBR, BGFV, NMM, ODP, LCI are definatly his picks ;)

>>10189352
I read through some of their SEC documents and didn't see any mention of doing a reverse split.

>>10189331
fucking kek just killyourself already big5 guy

>>10189325
expect to get dilluted at this stage; I'd really give it a month or two then take an avg. down cause they're running out of capital quickly
I think they've got a good chance of knocking one out of the park but if you're expecting a moon it ain't even 6 PM

I appreciate pharma sector like a normie appreciates music, but they need money and soon

>>10189376

>>10189352
His calves pic was fake. What more do you need to know

>>10189376
Wait, is big5's new trip Planes?

>>10189110
>opinion discarded opinion discarded opinion discarded
>mfw


>>10189134
Uh oh
>when someone who actually knows stuff about stocks says things not understood
>disclosure possition
Uh oh x.x
Tbh.....
Me sold gpro @ 6.90
Gonna buy back if it hit $7.10 or $5.5

>>10189221
Wat ?_?

>>10189480
>Me sold gpro
WHORE YOU ARE SHILLING A STOCK YOU DON'T EVEN OWN?

>>10189509
>>10189112

>>10189509
how noble

>>10189509
>>10189530
>>10189536
SHILLING A TERRIBLE STOCK YOU DON'T OWN
AMAZING

Also the podcast is out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOdoLw5v2wQ

>new comfy video

Is it worth picking individual stocks or is an index fund good enough? I had good luck picking but the market seems overvalued and crypto seems undervalued so I kind of want to just sell all my individual holdings and buy ETH and keep investing in index funds through my roth IRA. Right now all I have is about 100 shares of Kellogs.

>>10189577
take back what you said about the DOW mother fucker
I thought this was supposed to be /comfy/

>>10189577
he said it guys.. he has a 7 week break.. prepare for a shit storm of shitposting

>>10189577
beautiful work

>no one wants to see your NEET face

I’m no coder but I had a thought today

Would it be possible to code something in python that displays all available calls that are sub .05? I’ve had my biggest wins on .02 and .05 calls.

I know there’s the site that displays the number of shares owned by the total user base so this might be possible.

Also maybe I’m just putting too much thought into this and there’s an easier way to view these options that already exist

>>10189593
Good enough for what? Sticking your is a in index funds is a good move

>>10189593
kellogs is good, keep it
or better yet sell some for GIS

>>10189620
The way the DOW moves is retarded, it has bloated and retarded stocks, I H8 THE DOW SO MUCH

I also fleshed out the structure of my soon to be empire centered around the hedgefund Autism Incorporated.
You have all been made citizens, congratulations!

>>10189711
Buffet says the DOW will reach 1 million

>>10189711
you are retarded

>>10189577
That was just 5 minutes of you angrily ranting. Fix your attitude young man, and how dare you insult kneepad like that she's dying for fucks sake. Maybe spice up your larp.

>>10189762
Buffet will die, and so will that idea
>>10189765
You have had your citizenship revoked
>>10189814
t. faceposter

>>10189577
Based comfy shitting on all of the faggot faceposters. It makes me want to forgive you for being a tripfag.

>>10189844
>he thinks Buffet will die when immortality is within 5 years grasp
maybe charlie will die

Hey goyim, it's looking like it's time to buy back into the Riot Blockchain meme. Bitcoin is officially is recovery mode and RIOT is the only cryptomeme company actually worth a damn, so they're really going to pop once Bitcoin is back on the up and up.

>>10189593
Bitcoin is going to outperform ETH in at least a 6 month span.

>>10188814
interviewed at gopro. would never buy their stock. everyone i talked to was a mindless idiot into the cult of gopro.

they wouldn't consider me for an engineering position unless i gave them an idea for a marketing campaign. i even own a gopro and it's CLEARLY chinese junk.

>>10189919
>>10189877

>>10189861
idk, in a stock thread you think it would be nice if he actually made a good call on a trade once in awhile.. i mean.. thats just.. like.. my opinion.

It's SHOP man back for more. I still have over 500 shares of Shopify and some shares are about even to purchase price, some are up 30%, and some are up 100%. Should I sell SHOP and all in AAPL or AMZN? Or just play earnings season in options

>>10189944
I agree, which is why I continue to endorse ALO
It will rise, brothers

>>10189955
i'm looking to buy some, it needs to dip a little more to me imo

>>10189933

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkRw6NC0Jew

>>10189988

>>10189877
>77
>Kek is watching
It was down 14% Friday

>>10190020
Buy the dip. This is the first real movement its had in the past 4 months. It's a good sign.

>>10189952
>t. brick wall

>>10190057
We don't talk about stocks here whatever gave you that impression

>>10190039
>-14% on the decentralized ponzi is a good sign

>>10189952
Buy netflix its going to 1000 again

$ZEN

>>10190110
You think it will more than double from its already big time market cap?

You need to buy 3M before its too late
It WILL go over 200 again soon, one of the greatest div stocks and still on big discount

>>10190206
big market cap? Its marketcap is REALLY LOW
Thats the entire reason large specs are buying every single day

>>10190213
I thought I read where the American consumer growth is priced in, so this is assuming they get into the international markets and keep expanding to new households. I may buy in though, it's not going away

>>10189577
>shits on faceposter for attention whoring
>runs a YouTube channel specifically for this thread which he shills here
I love the podcast but I had to point out the obvious hypocracy. Sorry comfy

>>10190347
no no no
Its tied to Faang from here on out
they are all going to 1 trillion marketcap
new technological era will hit like a tsunami

Comfy got raped tonight in critique, how will he ever recover?

"It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you'll do things differently."
-Warren buffet

>>10190415
What happened?

>>10190415
he's just a faggot. Like really, he is. you can tell by his voice how much cum he gurgles everyday. He wants to talk about face posters just wanting attention, but yet he post a podcast every few days?? hmmm

>>10190371
Hehehe, a pot calling the kettle black is still correct
>>10190415
I stand shameless before the world, buffet can suck my nuts and be devoured by RKG in a vore porno.

>>10190420
The faceposter defense force is riled up because I called them nasty names

>>10190420
Confirmed new Big 5 guy trip. How long did you think it would take us to notice?

>>10190433
>tfw at least now I know am hotter than everyone on this thread

>>10190433
>>10190420 (You)#
>>10190420 (You)#
Why did you reply to me twice and act as if they were different contexts?

>>10190449
This is /biz/, not /fa/.

>>10190458
oops, >>10190420 this was meant for >>10190421
Planes = Big 5

kek

>>10190468
>>10190433
>implying Big5Guy didn't just have a trip on while he was holding BGFV
>implying you aren't just another attention whore with your trip and the podcast every week
>implying you aren't a newfag

paging teh profit

>>10190482
You still had your trip on while NOT talking about big 5 you dumbass, you were also an attention whore
If you weren't a nig nog with zero comprehension skills, you would have realized i'm self aware. There are different levels of being an attention whore, as I said in the video, and tripfagging is high on it. Am I an attention whore? Obviously, you mong.
However, I still maintain my correct stance that faceposting is worse than tripfagging.
Pretty sure Big5 posted pictures of himself with his """model""" gf multiple times, so nice cope you faggot

>>10190509
you are seriously fucking retarded.

>>10190517
Post your gay porn collection plz

>See people recommend warrior trading
>Research his courses
>2k for just the fucking start
>5k for the I want to burn more money DLC.

Just recommend me books and free (or just not fucking overpriced) stuff to learn.

>>10190524
>Post your gay porn collection plz
you trying to get material?

reminder to the ladies in the house tonight
boys need to fight to resolve their differences
go on

>>10190529
read the intelligent investor. Great book if you can understand it. It changed my life.

also watch this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEYh7eNtVro

and this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0

>>10190530
Yes, but my waifu would be displeased, so no

>>10190533
It's not MY fault, it's HIS fault

>>10190533
when we gunna meet up and get some beers?

>>10190549
don't you have some test to study for college boy?

>>10188929
>1111111111111
wtf that's some legendary digits your image has

next (you) decides my tripname

>>10189577
Nice digits and I agree that RKG is multiple people - hence the no trip.

>>10190551
Im not sure, Ive become far too addicted to smoking and drinking, I drive to rite aid once per week in the morning to get my money and gin but then Im constantly fucked, so I dont really know how to leave my house anymore afterwords. I dont even know if Ill ever get a job again lol

>>10190588
he put them on there himself....

>>10190594
fag

>>10190468
>>10190415
I feel like this quote remains relevant.

>>10190594
By what?

>>10190597
ill help you stop doing all that shit... have you ever heard of cocaine? it helps cut down on your food bill

>>10190604
heres another good quote for new traders:
"He who is first to gain his skills is he who is first to lose"
-freeza

>>10190609
Yes, I actually used to make meth and am prescibed adderall
Im on a break though, just a cycle, I switch alchol for opiates.
When have job: opiates
when no job: alchohol

thoughts on Fidelity blue chip? pic related. Moved 50% of my holdings into crypto starting in January. Been thinking of going 100% into crypto, in hopes of bull run, then returning it to the blue chip account. Are there better options? I've been trading/watching crypto since January when I started, never traded or watched stock charts though

>>10190611
>-freeza
If only he had listened to his own advice.

>>10190630
picture didn't upload

>>10190641
>+17,657.26% in 6 months
I-is that even legal?

>>10190638
he's still kickin'

>>10190630
friendly reminder that bitcoin is going sub 2k and only retard niggers that buy Amway, buy bitcoin

>>10190641
T-thats because you added to it, right?? Not all gains??
>>10190583
Sadly not all of us are trust fund bitches D:

>>10190672
There's more than btc my guy. And I've stayed green throughout the bear market through dca. Bull would do me well. I have no losses to make up for

>>10190702
18 hours a day trading. Haven't taken a single big hit. and all losses I had while sleeping I made up for plus some after a few days. It's all pretty simple. Stocks seem like a totally different world after glancing through some charts

>>10190726
U da man. Do you futures?

>>10190706
doesnt matter because shilling anything in crypto in 2018 is scumbag tier and you should kill yourself

>>10190744
I don't even know what futures are. I know how ignorant I am. I just sold 40%ish of my stack every time I traded. No leveraging or anything

>>10190751
Not shilling fellow fag. I'm in favor of stocks. My concern is, after exiting crypto, I don't think returning all my monies to blue chip is the best idea

>>10190753
>>10190759
Do not reenter crypto, the bubble popped
Dont even recommend that shit. I made a lot in the bitcoin bullrun and still keep 0.1 satoshi in 1broker for gambling. Its worthless, dont buy anymore because its going down

>>10190753
Cool, stick with what works

For less fees look into futures trading, More hours of the day available to trade and you can leverage cash without the problems of options trading.

It helps if you know how to set order brackets so you dont need to watch your orders like a hawk.

>>10190783
Mm thanks. Needed the words. Will read up, thanks.
futures/options/order brackets

>>10190781
Jesus, nigger. Why do you have such a hateboner for crypto? I get the vast majority of it is complete trash, but clearly this guy is good at making money from trash. Shitcoins are a complete gamble as always, but at the very least Bitcoin and Ethereum are going to do well this year. The fact that you're so adamant about it makes me feel like you're the crypto Cramer and you should be used as a standard of what not to do.

>>10190849
ahhh gee let me think
I entered crypto last year
I made like 300% gains on bitcoin and neo
Its obviously a retarded bubble ponzi scheme where the coins pretend to be stocks

Are you stupid or something? Youre in crypto mid 2018, get a grip on reality. You could be buying campbells soup

>>10190781
You misunderstand me. When I leave crypto. Where do I go? I don't want to dump my gains into blue chip and wash my hands. I want to continue trading. Feels natural. I have no idea where to go to do this or how to begin. I can certainly find where to do this on my own, and I will, but wanted some biz knowledge first

>>10190875
well for one thing you could buy the VIX and guarantee a 20%+ gain

doesnt even need a market crash, you could both short and long andmake more money both ways than gambling on stupid chucky cheese token

>>10188727
BIZ IS A /PIB/ SIPPIN BOARD GET YOUR FUCKIN FACTS STRAIGHT BUD , PEPSI GET LOST ! PIBB BOYS STAY WINNING HAHAHAH TAKE THAT TAKE THAT

>>10189577
Based comfer calling out faceposters. Also thanks for the shoutout at the end lol.
t. LCII anon

>>10190808
>>10190783
Be careful of the platform you use for complex orders like order brackets or stop-loss. They may try collecting your information for it.

>>10190875
Don't leave crypto yet. Seriously if you could do that well in a bear market, you're going to kill it during the upcoming bull run.

>>10190925
We KO

>>10190948
True. But hoping you stockboys could give me some good sites to look at and get used to in the meantime

>>10190702
>Sadly not all of us are trust fund bitches D:
no trust fund here.. its called hard work in construction from age 13-24 you limp wrist pussy.

>>10190672
>friendly reminder that bitcoin is going sub 2k and only retard niggers that buy Amway, buy bitcoin
gotta be exposed to crypto some how or else you are going to be left in the dust imo. I bet many people where saying personal computers where never going to be a thing and never invested in apple or microsoft. Same thing with Netflix and other titans. Am i a huge bitcoin pumper? no. but i have a few thousand in the crypto market because.. why the fuck not?

>>10190993
Sure Big 5, sure :)

>>10191010
just because you never worked hard in your life doesn't mean other people haven't. I was taken out of highschool and put on homeschool just to go work out in the 110 degree heat while other kids my age "hung out" you honestly wouldn't understand if you have never worked in construction. Waking up at 5-5:30 starting work at 6:30 with all the mexicans and then getting home at 5 at night.. if you have never felt that feel then you will never understand comfy.. never!

>>10190865
Crypto is funny. I put $50 on Monacoin for lolz and sold it for $75 and thought I was awesome.
I would have been worth $1000 two months later >:(

>>10191034
Hehe one time I went and worked in environmental restoration in a muddly lake for three days. My coworkers dropped acid on the job and worked faster than I thought possible. One of them ate 10 bags of funonions. It paid good though, but I got a better job so I noped out kek

holy fucking autism
this thread rn

>>10191009
yeah I still have0.1 million sat on 1broker, but after the blow off top I sold 90%, I cant recommend it anymore

>>10191037
For me, the most profitable was arbitrage and dogecoin lending on poloniex 2017. I miss it, but not trrying to go back

>>10190546
>>10190529
Can I just tack onto that Ray Dalio video, watch from the 40 minute mark onwards of this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFlCV5wL5e8
It's some talk he gave in China recently where he goes over some very basic investing stuff. Yes, it's in English.

And try and find as many interviews with Alice Shroeder if you're interested in Buffett.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhON53uAIAE

Maybe check out the Martin Shkrelli lectures.

>>10191064
I know that feel. Peak crypto was the most fun I've ever had. The supposed potcoin pump from Dennis Rodman was the best. I just want to get back into meme money but I know the show is over :(
Also Bancor is literally unstoppable

>>10188814
HOLY SHIT DEMAND UP SHIFT MUTHERFUCKIN CURVE COWABUINGA DUDE

>>10191072
lol yeah, I remember all the weed cryptos would pump routinley and it was easy money
I want to go back

>>10191070
based berkshire

>>10191064
>For me, the most profitable was arbitrage and dogecoin lending on poloniex 2017
i remember seeing you post about this back then

it was legitimately the last time i ever heard of someone with a sensible, profitable strat for crypto. i remember you said you sold off when you heard "urban youths" discussing getting rich off of BTC.

Imagine not being on the DrusCrus
Robinhood fags on suicide watch, will do it nice and slow going all in on hmny

>>10191097
the dogecoin lending was absolutely ridiculous

You literally got 2% per day for free, i still cant believe

>>10191102
you dat mofo that promised me a ten bagger?
honestly doesnt seem that farfetched anymore

>>10191106
i guess thats what happens when the entire exchange is play money

>>10191106
Hey, do you want a higher % yield per day, check out the link below...

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitconnect/

>>10189711
HOLY SHIT YOU GET IT

>>10191034
I got a job on a construction crew as a finish carpenter. I self taught myself carpentry. After the first two days all the other workers were asking me for advice. On the first Friday the foreman apologized to me for his lack of professionalism. In the second week the Mexicans told me o was working too fast and needed to milk the hours. On the second Friday I was fired. Hahahahahaha. The other workers got me fired. Lol. Was a fun two weeks.

>>10191110
No promises, but that company has under 2 million market cap and is announcing million dollar government contracts all the time.

>>10191097

>>10191112
thanks man
youre advice on the stock market will always follow me for a lifetime

>>10191122
Plus I keep getting sweet digits when I post about it. And no faggots I am not some Pajeet working with a team to pump this. It is just a numbers call. This company is undervalued. I think they will try to uplist to a diff exchange this year.

>>10191122
i fucking KNOW
that new one for howco last week
had to do a double take cuz i thought it was the same one they were writing up on. their puny market cap is about to triple. its gonna be a fun ride.

heard some hubbub bout uplisting too. havent confirmed

>>10191126
joe was the bootlegger, no?
irish mob?

>>10191093
>based berkshire
Damn Straight. Why not learn from best practice.

>>10191116
Have you read Moscow-petrushki? there's a very similar vignette where alcoholic protagonist ends up deciding to graph the productive hours of the laborers working on a cable laying site, and gets reprimanded for his initiative. If I remember correctly he also cross-plotted it with how much vodka they drank.

Elon saves brown lives, tesla 500

>>10191148
Have not read it but sounds about right. To be fair I was working way too hard and was way too driven. Someone that worked construction for years and years would be rightly dismayed at my work rate. It would be unsustainable for a long period of time. Plus I was the only white guy on the team.

>>10191126
i still say (since imo cryptos market sentiment is shattered and will take time to heal) what we SHOULD be doing is making some new "hip" crypto and market it towards inner city kids/urban youths as a way to bust outta da hood. seriously, we pay a couple hip hop fucks off (those guys, even the pros are usually desperate for money), get them to rep the new swag coin or whatever, blast i out over the black twitter airwaves, and we have the most limitless supply of greater fools in the world. i think of it as a way to get that welfare money back

whos w me?

>>10191122
>>10191133
>>10191166
Can I get a witness??!?? Look at these beautiful numerals!!!

>>10191171
Crypto is oversaturated. OTC is the new crypto. Look at a company like drus. Two million market cap. Very easy to get big swings with that small a cap.

>>10191166
can't wait for robots to replace construction and union laborers.

>>10191166
>. It would be unsustainable for a long period of time. Plus I was the only white guy on the team.
Hahaha. Damn Protestant work ethic. but yeah, my father ruined his lower back from lifting pellets in his early 20's. That macho exuberance to do a job hard and fast when you're young can ruin you later.

>>10191053
its honestly kind of a touch subject to me desu.. i missed alot of teenage experiences due to working but atleast i'm well off now while others my age are wageslaving away with student debt.

>>10191116
I've witnessed alot of people come in and out of the trade, mexicans look out for each other and will do what they can to get you kicked off the job. Since i grew up doing it i would run into alot of mexicans that knew me and knew i wasn't just another whiteboy. I know enough spanish relating to construction to get me by.. once you are "in" with them.. you are in with them. Its alot about respect .. i worked hard and always listened to the bosses. The new guys that would come in would always work really fast as if they are doing better than anyone else but after a week they would be toasted! It's a marathon.. not a sprint. New guys always try to just use their muscle not their brain and seriously just wear themselfs out. My body is all sorts of fucked up, i have to go to a chiropractor every 1-2 months or else i can't walk well.. like i will be hunched over. Trying to stand up straight will fuck my leg and my upper back up really bad all from construction and the chiropractor is the only thing that helps

>>10191154
I just want the market to crash 50% so I can go all in on MU and TSLA memes

>>10191175
You have been witnessed.

>>10191116
Where did you go afterwards?

>>10191201
It does for everyone.

>>10191186
agreed
ive been makin good money off just DRUS alone. need to keep my eyes peeled for some more memes like that

i try not to hold too many OTC positions tho, cuz it can make my account swing around a little too wild for me to feel comfortable (since i also trade options)

>>10191218
people already missed the $15 AMD and $233 NVDA

If the trade shit doesn't blow up it's going to be golden.

>>10191229
i made alot off RBII on their last run, i've been averaging down on it and have an average of .01 they are a newly formed canabis company and have products on amazon. The reviews on amazon are great and i expect RBII to get over .01 and get QB status pretty soon. New company, new product, small share structure. It all checks out for a good investment imo.

>>10191229
I keep saying it and I will say it again. If $drus hits .10 I will share a super super secret tip w this board. OTC. Diamond In the rough. But I want to buy more shares before I share, because it hardly gets any volume rn and once their next catalyst comes (V soon) it will go bananas.

>>10191219
Did some stupid app meme jobs

>>10191270
i remember you telling me about those guys, but ive had too many speculative plays on for now. gotta free up some actual risk capital

>>10191329
hey i cant blame ya for not wanting to dump ALL your goodies.

>>10191329
>Diamond In the rough. But I want to buy more shares before I share, because it hardly gets any volume rn and once their next catalyst comes (V soon) it will go bananas.
whats the ticker? just tell me

>>10191339
I can’t! Not yet!!! Need to buy more. Time is running out and cheap shares are not very plentiful.

LCI

>>10191345
I am aiming to buy more this week. Hopefully DrusCrus will take us there.

>>10191329

hmny?

>>10191339
Right now it does less than 25k shares a week in volume, and pretty much 100% of volume is shares sold short.

>>10191357
Hahahahhaahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahah
NO!

>>10191350
i barely have anything in DRUS right now, sold at .037 and picked up 15000 at .0167 if it goes lower i might buy more, but thinking i'll just have the little i have ride to .05

>>10191362
will you make sure i am in here before you tell us all about it so i don't get in late?

>>10191366
I will tell this board right after I make my next purchase.

>>10191350
i think it will
i just hope we get one more big dip. need to load up again desu

>>10191362
sounds delicious

>>10191366
yeah i offed more than i meant to. had a limit set somewhere above 3cents the other day, went to the bathroom and i was down 10k shares (but up a decent amount of money, so not all bad)

>>10191378
OTC can be tricky, i've let shit go early too many fucking times so when DRUS dipped i knew i had to buy more, i really don't think it's done, i think it's just getting started.

>>10191390
Yeah me too. The dip to .005 was just bonkers. But think about all the people that bought there, sold at .04, shorted, and now can buy more. Gonna have a lot of control over the float. Otcshortreport.com has drus as one of the most shorted stocks. Will swing back the other way violently. Really hope that move comes this week.

>>10191390
yea i still got 15k, but all this news and action, im gonna have to grab more. i just hate the feel of averaging UP (avg cost is around a penny now). feels dirty

comfy, kneepadfan, I thought let you know that I remeber kneepad saying
"I will being drinking gin and tonic when I get home"

not sure if you aware of this, its another clue its a female. you can add that to your research

>tfw its saturday and you can stay up late

>>10191702
It's actually Sunday.

Biogen will rise tomorrow 10%

Bioarctic will rise tomorrow 50%

Enjoy

>>10191702
HOLY FUCK
Its sunday right now I had thought it was monday morning and was getting ready for the bell.

>>10190449
*blocks ur path*

Guys; I remember back in the day when I was predicting doom and gloom for the AU and NZ countries in the housing market and I wanted to offer a followup on this.
I'm going to try and wrap up my predictions; accuracy depending on our fellow anons to check my work. My motto has always been "/SMG/ I want you to succeed".

the way I believe it's been going is as follows;
>1. Chinese foreign investors either travel abroad and pay for houses in cash or in person take a mortgage loan;
>2. leads to rising housing prices in the country, then higher tax rates and higher mortgage; this leads to default or sale attempt
(more likely default, since the buyers likely won't want to go through the hardship of selling abroad)

>>10192126
Reasoning?

The investment into property as an appreciating asset becomes a massive liability when there's an overabundance of people buying into it.
With China as a country trying to economically dominate the world as their warplan, their banks have overexposed themselves
(I believe, need more information about how chinese banking works)

It's difficult to time and difficult for me to really use fact basis; I predominantly invest on belief and psychology, past repeating present
but the chart I have; Australia and Canada blowing so high up; I remember in Houston where I used to live; massive ugly concrete towers being rented out as apartments (at 3x the cost)
It is not sustainable; I can't see this going on for much longer without intervention by government

Australia's banks are going to be sattled with property they can't offload; and they'll be biting the bullet on all those for a while, as with canada, as with united states
if you can save money before the crash (and survive your rent getting higher and higher), you'll have a lot of cheap property soon, in every country
what a swell country China is; if only treudough-boy was more concerned with economic affairs rather than social appearance

Have studied many bubbles b4 got into crypto, railroad mania, southsea, silver, great depression, the dotcom...

Crypto hasn't even gotten started! Yeah shilling anything besides btc, eth, and xrp is scum but give it few years

Crypto is extremely infant technology! Basically still in fetal stage

>>10190533
Kek

Hope you boys loaded up on $IQ. This is the week it explodes again.

>>10189675
Pretty sure you're gonna need Fortran for that

>>10193827
Hasn't even tested a good bottom yet. Keep dreaming.

>>10193694
BUBBLE

>>10189675
You mean like this?

>>10193353
>>10193573
good posts anon

pretty interesting to see (though it would be nice if we had the x-axis timeframe on pic2) how the two most overinflated property bubbles rn are coming from the two places in the world where chinese new money is allowed to run rampant and completely unchecked. i cant see because it cut off, but im assuming USs large bend towards the south corresponds w the 08 crisis.

they were pumping up UK and US until suddenly, there was no opportunity there anymore. so where did they go? they went to the two other countries with notoriously high household costs for the max gainzzz. australia and canada. both (no offense to anyone here obv) countries run by literal pushover retards.
>"oh... you got money? well, come right in. buy a house or FIVE of them idc m8"

but that is a lot of extremely high risk debt those chinese banks have exposed themselves to. im assuming that this is due to that chinese imperative of "expanding and maintaining the dynasty". they dont care about the risks involved, they just want to expand economically in every developed country as much as they can. fast

i wonder if worst koreas circumstances are caused by chinese as well? either way, the real ticking time bomb will come when these houses all try to get sold at the same time, en masse (as the chinese are known to do). when this happens we will see house prices fizzle up almost immediately. as you pointed out, likely most of this risk is on the backs of the chinese banks. im assuming most developed countries put restrictions on their real-estate prices/loans after 08 (explaining major bend in all cunts in pic 2). but now australia and canada are getting pumped on the backs of chinese new money. billions of chinese all trying to "expand the dynasty" at one time.

im telling you guys, this is going to be far beyond the magnitude of 08. the debt implosion of china will make ours look tame by comparison. this will shock the fuck out of the global economy

>>10193353
>>10193573
the hard part about trying to determine chinas exposure to this is gonna be their books.
a couple things
>i dont know mandarin
>these banks are completely, openly controlled (more so than ours) by the govt. their numbers will be unreliable
>i know that their banking system is totally different from ours as they have a (i use the term loosely) "commie" command economy thing goin on

so its going to be a task seeing what level is chinese debt, and what level of debt is shouldered by australian and canadian banks.
trying to think if we had a way to subtract the difference of the total size of australian hi risk mortgages, from the size of the entire real-estate bubble. at the very least we could try to guess at how much of this debt originates from foreign countries banks.

determining chinas exact exposure to this will be nearly impossible, unfortunately (until it isnt lol). but any sort of estimation could yield some interesting results. i expect that the real slick chinese are leveraging out as much money as they can back at home, then going to other countries and using that money to leverage against themselves and take out loans from local banks. banks generally look the other way on this stuff, as everyone still gets paid, and everyone gets their hi risk loan fix (poor fellas have been w/d-ing hard since US bank "reform").

what do you guys think? is it even possible to determine if any of this is happening or not? what would be the global effects of china collapsing 08 style? what would happen to the massive amounts of "american" (again a term used loosely) and US corporations money invested over there?

>>10193928
Bleghh x.x
>t/n Cambodian Star Lotus Boat Attack

Post 1 in a series of good buys from yours truly

1. Goldman Sachs. About to bounce off the 200 MA

>>10194272
I'd say the debt bubble of China is probable less severe than we may think due to their high home inflation.

>>10194306
JPM same thing

>>10194328
Didn't we have high home inflation in the U.S. leading up to the '08 crash?

>>10194082
>(though it would be nice if we had the x-axis timeframe on pic2)
I could only snip so much, you were right about 2008; the banks in countries abroad are ignorant of the practices that made the U.S. kneel, if the australian investing/banking system has an ability to pull out credit default swaps; they're going to be raped; I don't use that term lightly

>pushover retards
kek; it's greed and ignorance like all great bubbles are, it's hard to identify problems unless you are the man on the outside looking in

>north korea
the berlin wall V2, they're another country with a rich past and admirable people that became the puppets of 2 superpowers, now an experiment of democracy versus communism, with a clear winner yet again but the experiment can not be stopped without mutual agreements by both sponsors

>>10194306
GS/MS always under performs all the other banks
buy JPM and BAC

>>10194283
>rats actually do this

>>10194386
O rly?

>>10189922
>asking engineer for marketing idea
Uh oh...

>>10191091
Unfortunately gap up between $7 to $7.50 going take something crazy for gpro to accomplish

If I had balls, I would short oil....

>>10194272
>it's going to be a task seeing what level is chinese debt
I have data but I can't vouch for the level of validity; I have a portfolio labeled "Danger Chinese" where I monitor the debt levels of chinese banks
this is only one sheet out of 5 banks I bothered to identify, my question is what Cash and Short Term investments means; it's nearly tripled last quarter.

>what do you guys think?
I think foreign companies are going to pull out of china due to concerns of paying too much on their manufacturing level, move to cheaper, shithole-ier countries and china's going to lose it's economic powerhouse status due to x3 leveraged lending, and Everyone will feel it, thus why the U.S. absolutely needs to get production up and running in the states again

>>10194400
yes indubitably
also considering WFC since they were fudded this year to a larger discounted

>>10194367
Yes, but it was a combination of ratings agency giving CDO's A ratings when they were worth dogshit. Then banks kept selling it to each other pushing up the price and when people found out those CDO's were worthless, the market imploded.

Ryan Gosling explains it pretty well here,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbiDrzTd8fE

I am not sure if the same thing is happening now with housing mortgages.
There is though an ever inflated, student loan bubble, car loan bubble and housing loan bubble in the U.S. Just waiting for the catalyst to set the next crisis off.

>>10194430
If comfy is listening in; or if anybody with a spine is reading my god damn encyclopedic rantings; this is why I believe /smg/ needs a hedge fund; hedges are lended advanced, unique investment opportunities and data sheets that the entire general would benefit from

Risky meme bets are overrated when a very real world is turning around me; I want to grab it by the neck and squeeze

>>10194272
China's in no danger of popping any time soon. They don't use debt anything like the way we do; it's purely an economic weapon to be leveraged. Take a look at how they acquire foreign ports and access through financing projects. Individual chinks never use credit; they save and but shit outright even if it takes a generation. In 2012 domestic banks would give out 7% savings interest rates to entice deposits because they couldn't get enough. Their domestic economy runs on corruption and back channel dealings, and taking advantage of the lower class. However, it's much less command these days. They have learned to copy consumerism from the west and use it to control the populace.
>t lived there

>>10194306
goldman trades commodities mostly, right?
all commodities are rigged to explode after dollar makes a decisive turn downward. funny too, as i remember a bunch of their lead commodities guys left in january. RIGHT before oil starting looking good lol buncha dummies
>https://www.reuters.com/article/us-goldman-sachs-commodities-coo/goldman-loses-more-commodities-traders-in-broader-overhaul-idUSKBN1FK23L

>>10194382
>if the australian investing/banking system has an ability to pull out credit default swaps
pretty sure they do
heres a pdf i found on it. its from 2011 however
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/bulletin/2011/dec/pdf/bu-1211-6.pdf
heres an article from 2016 detailing that CDS was reflecting what were talking about now
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/the-cost-to-insure-australian-bank-debt-is-rising-2016-2
so yeah. australia is gonna get raped.

>it's greed and ignorance like all great bubbles are
just meant they were dumb enough to let it happen, really

>north korea
north korea a best korea
worst korea is south korea
press S to spit

ever hear about chinese apartment practices?

They remodel the entire apartment when moving in. Tearnig down all walls, all carpet, etc and rebuilding it completely. Since the buildings are those cement block shit it creates an ungodly amount of noise all the time.

Imagine a majority of people renting an apartment, tearing it down, rebuilding it, every fucking time like that. That's china.

>>10194545
The big problem is that the way the economy worked is going to get fucked up by Xi Jinping's consolidation.

It has to do with competitive advantage via insider grouping and that's growing too fast now. I think the actual "threat" of china has decreased by 40-50% in the past 3 years alone due to current trajectories.

I don't see the blow up though, I see a slow down.

>>10194572
Moving things more centralized in government goes against the anti-fragile principle. Xi has only accelerated the centralization like a true commie.

>>10194603
Well, the mafia-like system of Chinese government was pretty good. The problem is the delta-time consolidation that happens.

The smart people in charge remove the ladders.

>>10194427
come on man...
everyones doin it lol

btw dont chart leveraged ETFs
they arent accurate due to daily internal reset against underlying

>>10194545
>t lived there
see this is the kind of insight i was hoping to find
we get nothing real over here, and the internet is cut off from one another, so china is one of the parts of the world i never get to talk w on here.
>Take a look at how they acquire foreign ports and access through financing projects. Individual chinks never use credit; they save and but shit outright even if it takes a generation
yea its that "muh dynasty" shit. its really weird and hard for americans to understand. its been popping up more and more as i try to understand what the hell it is that makes most chinese tick.
>7% savings interest rates to entice deposits
>7%
dam tzun

>>10194550
China is non-stop noisy everywhere. What you're saying is not really accurate. Most apartments are tiny shitboxes and there's nothing to remodel. It's entire buildings that go up and down all the time. Construction projects are one of the biggest domestic industry scams/ controlled markets
>>10194572
Xi is taking some aggressive chances for sure. Domestically the risk is that thousands of poor starve to death. But nobody gives a fuck about that and they'll be able to do a decent (but not perfect) job sweeping it under the rug. I think the real risk is extending too far internationally and getting into something serious militarily with Japan or more likely economically with the west (current tariff spat isn't serious). If major corps pull away from dealing with China we'll have a bad time. Macro wise they have a dominant position in rare earths/ metals used heavily in new tech (e.g. phones), and part of the reason they're making inroads at Africa is to strengthen that position

>>10194647
Rare earth metals is a bit of a meme though. Panasonic batteries already removed cobalt from their latest prototypes. Also there are other stockpiles just "secret".

>>10194603
It's not true centralization, that's just how it looks to us. It's more of an oligarchy with the government as a partner (admittedly the strongest) with big Chinese companies

>>10194661
Well, it was more that Xi's moves kind of cement that there is not going to be a new model. That's my interpretation. I only get it from very vague perception though. I think the moves that would be impressive are very different than ending term limits and cracking down on rap music.

>gush
Damn bro this shit just keeps going up and up

>>10194430
3x leveraged lending isn't bad. The US has 10x leveraged lending.

>>10194631
>dynasty
Chinks naturally think in terms of group and over a longer timestamp than us. They're also willing to make large sacrifices for future payoffs. But building a family dynasty the way we conceive of it isn't a big priority. Wealth gets passed down but it's not to aggrandize, it's to maintain
>7%
Seriously considered it but the banks are as trustworthy as their crypto exchanges, and foreigners cannot get money out of the country without assistance
>>10194659
Yes there are other sources (Russia #2) and a proper trade war would just drive up prices, not halt production or anything like that. Secondary /ripple effects are what I'd worry about: markets stagnating, regional conflicts, etc. But I don't think that's a serious possibility. Chinks care about appearances more than anything else. What they want is the threat of causing trouble to appear powerful, as they stand to lose just as much as us in naked conflict. But they also wouldn't hesitate to scorched earth (and be first at it) if they thought it was truly unsalvageable

>>10194757
The fun thing is WW3 won't be won by a country but by a small group.

>>10194782
WW3 is already happening. It's called proxy wars in the middle east. It's been happening since Israel took over Palestine.

>>10194463
Housing will continue to become a bubble unless something is done to change the regulatory structure around housing itself or bank lending for housing. The information asymmetry involved makes too many people blind to the market, and means certain actors who are closer to the river (mostly banks) can take advantage of the situation to make easy money selling scams. Maybe investors wise up eventually, but I'm not sure that they will because the incentives are there for them to ride the gravy train and just try to hop off before it crashes. It's like a relatively short term cyclical game of trying to accrue as much money as you can from a limited pot that you know will eventually be pilfered all the way to the bottom, at which point the bag holders get identified. Then after the crash the banks most hurt just turn to the fed and say they're having a liquidity crisis, and the fed buys their assets. Banks can even try to structure their balance sheets such that their exposure to the bullshit ponzis they've concocted can be reasonably construed as not making them bankrupt, they just don't have enough liquid assets right now to cover their losses since all their money is locked up in other longer term assets. They tell the fed "it's not that we are broke, it's just that the damn market can't bail us out right now because there isn't enough money going around to buy our assets at a fair market price!".

>>10194801
my guess is that boomers dieing off, high interest rates and new generation being so piled up with student loan debt will bring housing market down

>>10194797
I meant a total war event. A nimble small group could use it to their advantage and "win".

>>10194821
>>10194801
All housing needs is the same sort of thing that affects other goods like TV's or smart phones. Once you want a latest built house instead of an older one, that's cheaper, the market is dead.

see: Arcology

>>10194757
>>10194661
>>10194647
sooo is the HK50 gonna go back up or what?

>>10194855
potential is still high and the same
risk quadrupled

>Treasury bonds? Now THERE's an investment

>>10194855
Not sure, but my guess is sideways or slightly lower for a bit. HK hates the fucking mainland more than anyone else (with good reason) and their economy is substantially different. There's an ongoing dominance battle and if the mainland really starts to exert control it'll cut the legs out of hk's market. But the ml doesn't want the appearance of strife because that signals weakness

>>10194842
Supposedly this is how it works in Japan, but I don't know for sure. I visited Tokyo and marveled at how cheap their AirBnBs were compared to NYC, and when I looked into it it seemed as though the Japanese housing market includes a somewhat large component of housing that is expected to depreciate and be replaced. But that does seem to be the problem with housing here and in much of the Anglo world. People both use housing as a consumable, and invest in it as an asset in the long term. There is a dissonance between these two things, it causes weird shit to happen.

i drew some memelines on oil
i think its gonna pullback in the near term (maybe kiss its high) and then likely continue upward once more

does anyone know what is w the discrepency of the nearer months and further out months per barrel price? is this due to them being futures? i assumed carrying costs would make the later contracts more expensive. or is it seasonality?

>>10194955
stop buying bonds, boomer
short them
free money

>>10195034
Seasonality is a big part of it. Also a lot of uncertainty right now. I'm betting on a near term drop. But it's been sideways for a week despite Saudis announcing they're dropping prices and I don't get it

>>10195027
Also as an aside, those assholes basically removed all air bnbs from the Japanese market because people are mad at gaijin staying next door on their vacations. I can get it, but it sucks ass. It was the best way to visit Tokyo IMO. They offer licenses now to have an air bnb, but it is obviously prohibitive and meant to kill the market. In Shibuya you can only have one as long as it is during the school year or something like that, because people are supposedly afraid gaijin are going to steal their children in the neighborhood. Never mind that you only need to be in the subway itself to steal children, little kids ride it to school all the time. Seems silly to me.

>>10195099
>it's been sideways for a week despite Saudis announcing they're dropping prices and I don't get it
FOMO is wearing thin, i guess?
there was a lot of retail long oil last two weeks.
the smart ones seem to have taken profits. my bet is that it extends a little bit up more, and then gets smashed. all my indicators are telling me its gonna get bloody.

>>10195201
My analysis is the same. Cashed out a tidy long two weeks ago and holding shorts now

>>10195201
Look at the cross of robinhood users to uso, theres your answer

>>10194463
>Anthony Bourdain
:(

>>10190546
>the intelligent investor
Noted.
Isn't that where the Piotroski score comes from?

Also, watched the two videos.
Do you really believe that stuff in the market maker one?
The Ray Dalio video was good and I watched it about a week ago and took a bunch of notes, but this isn't the first time I saw the market maker stuff and I don't really buy it.

>>10195488
>Do you really believe that stuff in the market maker one?
yes. especially if there is no dilution.

>Isn't that where the Piotroski score comes from?
maybe

>>10195220
same here m8
figured id try and play the bogdanoff this time and build a short position while we move sideways. recently ive only went short oil to hedge

>>10195476
yup
look at the way the money is flowing down at the 1hr mark too.
CCI already lost and looking to dip below -100 any second now

>>10195536
I think its time to buy airplane stocks like aal and jetblue
they got fudded hard and I really dont think theres much upside potential in oil from here...

>>10190865
>Its obviously a retarded bubble ponzi scheme where the coins pretend to be stocks
Fact.

>Are you stupid or something? Youre in crypto mid 2018, get a grip on reality. You could be buying campbells soup
What's wrong with Campbells?
I'm out because I think the buyout is priced in, but is that it?

>>10194545
>China's in no danger of popping any time soon. They don't use debt anything like the way we do; it's purely an economic weapon to be leveraged.
I saw a Bloomberg article recently saying that the trade war could make Chinese corporate debt defaults rise a ton.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-02/jpmorgan-warns-a-trade-war-may-trigger-china-corporate-defaults
Oh shit, I did save that link

>>10195622
>they got fudded hard
i missed this. what happened?

>I really dont think theres much upside potential in oil from here...
not from here certainly, but after a correction i could see it going up to even more retarded heights. still stand by oil being in the midst of the biggest bullrun its ever seen.

tho if were prepping for oil to crash, we should be sitting a little more cash than usual in preparation for the volatility that a quick move down in the oil market always brings. especially to DOW and industrials (and perhaps transportation, depending on how low it corrects to)

yellowish bars are OVX, whitish bars are VIX

if its a big move down in spot, we could see a pretty decent dip at some point

>>10195522
Is the market maker stuff mostly applicable for OTC?
That might be why I don't really see it -- I've still been mostly sticking to large caps.
I do plan on checking out iHub and trying it out, I've just got a huge backlog of shit to do -- I caught pic related off the last thread. Too much faith in muh convoluted ML for now, which I promised somebody I'd make a nice compilation/infographic on... I should get back to that

>>10195653
Read past the headlines to the actual analysis and you'll see that this is really much lower risk than you're making it out to be. Yeah, there's a squeeze which will require some action but we aren't going to see a huge spate of defaults. Like I said, Chinese government works very closely with the big domestic players especially when it's China vs something non Chinese

>>10195653
campbells is still extremely discounted
and also I really dont think Kraft will buy campbells, everyone has done a lot of aquiring the past 2 years, its time to start pricing in the future growth

>wanting to buy Aramco shares

>>10195787
market maker stuff works in all markets, thats their job, make a market! when a company files an s-1 they need to have market makers sign it off saying yes they will support that stock and are willing to make a market for it. some stocks just keep going down due to dilution, but if there is no dilution the market makers will absorb the stock, then sell the stock, absorb the stock, sell the stock... making a market.. accumlation/distribution.

>>10195758
you didnt miss it, airlines all got downgraded because of rising oil and 'trade wars'
same as everything else
if oil goes down, airlines should have a bump up
particularly looking at LUV jetblue and AAL, the TA matches

>>10195653
>https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-02/jpmorgan-warns-a-trade-war-may-trigger-china-corporate-defaults
this explains why wee seeing their hi yield market act the way it has in the past few weeks.

looks like they bounced off that major resistance i called last weekend. and their hi yield market is forming an uptrend. need to see if it follows through

>>10195844
intradasting

get out of pepsi and into coke for some most refreshing gains, lads

>>10195844
I dont know about the others but if you buy AAL you wont regret it.

>>10195844
hmm
so im trying to think of a list of things that will snap back after the tradewar becomes "realized"/priced into the market, and then we realize it isnt a really big deal (or if it gets ugly for some reason).

scenario A: its not that bad
>treasuries: down
>basedbeans (and prolly some other agcoms): up
>equities market: up

scenario B: it IS that bad
>treasuries: MOON
>agcoms and basedbeans: BOGGED
>equities market: sideways to bog

the real question is how this would affect our dollar. forex confuses the shit out of me desu

>>10195944
"only buy KO, 42 and below!"

>>10195950
I think dollar will still go down
not even yield/bonds are 1:1 inverse, a special pattern will occur allowing golden bull

>>10194430
Industrial investment in the US has completely stalled since the beginning of this trade war stuff tho.

>>10194367
China has everything inflation, wages prices etc. Same as the post war period in the west.

>>10195949
i definitely see AAL
im gonna watch to see whether CMF can head positive first tho desu

>>10195986
the bond market has been particularly retarded lately. i expect the correction to be swift and merciless

>>10193940
Fuck yeah what is that???

>>10196010
srsly tho
look at that shit
we got a clear shot to at least 45 on that chart

>>10196016
TD Ameritrade/ Thinkorswim platform.

>>10196016
i wouldnt go too heavy on deep OTM options m8
shit is brutal

Drus posting is best posting
Here’s to another week of gains!!!

>bank earnings within a week
>everyone knows they will beat
dear lord please pump it

The report said Australia had a net-inflow of 10,000 millionaires in 2017. The Department of Home Affairs confirmed "high wealth individuals may also be granted visas through other visa classes [outside the business and innovation programme]" to explain the difference between the two figures.

"That is the highest net migration of millionaires to any country last year in absolute terms, let alone correcting for population," said Grattan Institute chief executive John Daley.

"This is in a year where, Australia's top marginal tax rate was relatively high [45 per cent] and cut in at a relatively low income [$180,000]. Singapore, with its very famous 15 per cent tax rate, only attracted a thousand millionaires.

>>10196025
yeah Im definately grabbing it
I read some random dude article that said Jetblue is better though
buffet owns LUV so.. gonna get thsat

>>10196055
chegged

>>10196016
I could see making good money if you had Robinhood Options with this balls to the wall strategy, just need to be right once on a 3000% gainer you can afford to do 30 10 dollar penny lottos for just 300 bucks a week. One of those gets you 3000 bucks you would make 2700 per week dude.

>>10196126
>read some random dude article that said Jetblue
i mean american airlines DOES fucking suck
jet blue is obviously a better way to fly

and look at that chart too
money flow goin positive and CCI predicting a move to extremes
fuck AAL i guess. not to mention i can actually afford a few hundred of JBLU

>>10196174
if youve ever played options tho, especially deep OTM ones, youd know why this reward is so high tho.

>>10196126
southwest looks the same as JBLU
imma opt for JBLU personally

>>10196179
Number of shares doesn't matter

>>10196179
the only thing about jblu stock is.. its at the top of a range, so Im iffy on buying too much of that

>>10188727
unironically getting another ATT & MSFT while they are cheap.

>>10196257
i am sometimes amazed at how some people in this thread do their DD, it's the most lazy fucking shit, they will compare a chart of a company with a 5mill market cap to a chart of a company with a 500bill market cap and say "look it looks the same" well no shit you will get some similar looking charts doesn't mean they are going to trade the same.
Then they always want to either buy something they think is "low" even though it has endless dilution or they want to try and get you to buy the pull back of a stock that has already gained 150%+ for the year then wonder why the rug was pulled out from under them... this thread sometimes is the dumbest fucking thread..

>>10193449

Break through in Alzheimer cure from Swedish BioArctic.

>>10196257
when did i say that m8?
im saying JBLU looks like a better chart than AAL. ive never looked at airline companies as an investment seriously, so im just looking around now.

but i like the looks of their balance sheet a lot more
i see JBLU growing much more in the mid to near term than an older, overweight co like AAL desu
but fundamentals was never my strong point

look for yourself
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/jblu/financials/balance-sheet
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/luv/financials/balance-sheet
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/aal/financials/balance-sheet

>>10196301
still, as far as i can tell, that one has more potential for growth, and it seems to have more money flowing into at this very moment

what's the good word on HPPI

>>10193827

What was the bottom line on this explosion eventually? Was it a tactical nuke?

Last for HMNY mooning

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With advisers like that to learn from it's impossible to fail.

the robinhood test checks out for JBLU lol

>>10196428
no

I bought LTBR at 2.98

>>10196509
Is this robinhood test really all that useful? Or is it people selling to take profits and buying as it goes up. Of course it will look like inversion

>>10196501
sorry I only play yugioh

>>10196557
its just a joke really
its totally irrelevant w out comparing it to the rest of the float. if the WHOLE float is just robinhood (like on shit penny memes like HMNY), then its all ogre

$1.8k in funds available, what's /smg/ speculating about these days?

>>10196577
I shouldn’t be buying all these $1 calls on hmny then?

>>10196597
lol
before a reverse split? no, thats fucking retarded m8

>>10196606
That was a joke.

Alright boys , what are the smartest options plays for next week?

Seems like Netflix is FOMOing to 450 after the price upgrades from Merl LynchNigs .

AMD a buy before earnings , maybe a call before ER?


Puts before AMZN earnings ?

>>10196578
the general consensus is to buy the SPY non leveraged

>>10196620
poes law and everything
i saw people buy into SDRL the day before a r/s this week
you can never be too sure lol

>>10196635
>SPY
is that in the Chad 2000 index?
ive never heard of it

>>10196628
playing options on ERs is retarded imo, especially given the waylast season went. literally no correlation between ER beats and price action.

if you must, grab low IV straddles/strangles going into ER

only 2 more hours until f u t u r e s

The ideal play is a straddle before stocks that have a history of big change in price after ER

>>10196829
It never works or its never worth the risk due to theta decay while you wait for the underlying to pass the break even point which is further out as it has to makeup for the soon to be useless other side.
The other reason is due the only time you except big moves is around earnings or some kind of conference meaning the IV will extremely high and vega will make a large part of both contracts.
Thus when the big move happens you still get IV crushed immediately after and don't make any money.

>>10196541
I'm in at .97, I'm really excited for this week

cant wait for that new thread comfy

>>10197096
fine, one sec

New
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>>10197089
Yeah, I got tired of waiting for a crash and dumped my savings in January 30th. I'm still down 7.5%.