/biz/ - Business & Finance

cute recovery, but watch this

>>11646110
forgetting something

I would have made 11% more profit if I would have just let my money stay on my savings account.

THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

I hope you bought AAPL cheapies today and based KO is being based again

>>11646110
delete this

>>11646120
I WANT KO CHEAPIES AGAIN NOT AAPL


REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>11646120
JNJ or KO?

>>11646110
Glad to see you're still alive.

>shorting stocks I'm long in

Boeing buddy, just pick yourself up, it’s not that bad

>>11646143
both? neither are too cheap right now though but I think JNJ is more undervalued than KO right now.

> met with a central bank member
> hate every second of it

what is your analysis of this situation /smg/

>>11646118
regardless... the color of blood.... is still red.....

>>11646122
:3

>>11646167
;_;

>live in Europe
>midterms results will be in around Tuesday midnight our time
>when our markets open Wednesday I can buy US stocks before burgers wake up

How bad of an idea is this?

/smg/ dead assfuck today. Where problem?

Everybody too scared of election tomorrow?

Whats the deal with ttnp.. is this just a pump and dump...

>>11646360
If you think this is dead, you haven't seen dead. People are probably out to lunch or taking naps.

>>11646360
Everyone holding their breath until mid terms over
Only masochists are watching markets atm

Hi Im Momiji
Hope you are loading up on your TQQQ today
its gonna be Green!

>>11646381
Sause

>>11646381
Not if you're shorting. If AMD's support at $19 breaks I might orgasm.

>>11646441
>trying to shoo away the bear

>>11646441
SHOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>11646410
:3
https://e-hentai.org/g/1306931/3739682dad/

>>11646425
yes kek, only here for nursing SPXU, its still pretty harrowing trying short, had 15 point move down then immediately 15 point move up

Recommend me a long position on a stock. I have $3k USD to put in.

Reminder all these small specs are about to get BTFO

WHAT HAPPENS TOMORROW

anyone have "options as a strategic investment" or any google drive with books. i want sum reading material

>>11646549
>>>lib.gen

>>11646389
>mfw SPYD is beating UDOW today

>>11646480
IRM, SUN, JNJ

>>11646569
Shouldve bought DOD

>>11646506

>>11646588
DOD has no dividend, and there are better options for growth
Pass!

It's time for the Lunchtime Checkup

What're you eating how're you doing?

I'm having a fresh avacado salad! I'm up today thankfully despite my MSFT rather light bag. Confident it won't be for long though.

>>11646649
Three delicious chili dogs on various sausages, and a refreshing KO zero

>when the 200DMA goes from being a support level to a resistance

Just wait till the 10Y UST auction takes place this week

>>11646649
doing good. KO is way up for me and bought some sub 200 AAPL cheapies today to hold for the long term. also my REITs are making some solid gains too. all in all a good recovery day.

>>11646649
Up on Gis and KHC dip buy
Now getting the QQQs until end of day

>>11646239
>the color of blood.... is still red.....
too bad you dont use candlesticks

The Chad DOW
vs the
VIRGIN NASDAQ

why is T doing so poorly compared to VZ?

>>11646740
debt

>>11646740
>>11646744
debt first and foremost, also the Time Warner merger is being appealed, which ATT will win, and the uncertainty. T and VZ are going different directions outside of cellular networks, which is why I own both.

>>11646740
Both actually have similar P/E related stats, other than debt obviously

>>11646506
Dems are expected to win the house and hold 48 seats, so probably a major crash. If you're not loading up on UVXY you're losing money.

>>11646835
I thought political gridlock was good for markets.

>>11646717
Naive.

>>11646835
>Dems are expected to win the house
You will be disappointed

>>11646865
Please
no one uses baseline

>>11646737
>>11646110
>>11646120
>>11646381
>muh broader market

lmaoing at you nerds with my biotech, utilities, and consumer staples stocks

>>11646835
more like completely guaranteed to take the house

My capital one was just moved to etrade as of today. Can I move that into robinhood? I swear you could transfer other brokers to robinhood

>>11646938
GALT closes red, cap this.

>>11646938
>>11646120
didn't mean to reply to divvy friend
I'm planning on putting some of my GALT money into KO once this position closes

Should I sell VTGN? I was expecting it to really soar at some point but seeens like its stagnating

Fucking AMD buywall won't budge.

>>11646835
Dems taking the house means tech skyrocketing.

>>11646959
Nice kneepad swimsuit pic

>>11646967
be more patient, anon
the key to making money off of small-cap biotech stocks is finding a company with good science (like VTGN) and holding
think in the long term, not the short term

11/16 $6 $FIT put @ .31
11/16 $64.5 $ATVI call @ $3

thoughts?

>>11646992
hold through volatility and you'll turn out fine, as long as you bought a promising company (like VTGN)

>>11646371
Idk man one day its - 30% the other day +30%,I'm lost man

>>11646360
>ywn live the happily married life in a scrawny apartment with ui
kill me please

>>11646931
b-bloomberg does...

>>11646998
>11/16 $64.5 $ATVI call @ $3
You are going to feel a lot of pain from this option

>>11647002
>>11646967

>Follow Buffet-sama's advice
>buy & hold indices
>down 7%

Last time I trust a boomer.

>>11646865
What's this? 5D chess?

>>11647031
Good job taking their bags for them.

>>11647031
you didn't follow Buffet's advice
you didn't hold, you panic sold

>>11647031
You do also realize that you are supposed to hold the indices for decades not weeks retard.

>>11647021
I could see that. I'm hoping for a short-term rebound before more dumping

>>11647002
>implying /biz/ could handle volatility like this without panic selling

lmaoing at you nerds with my iron hands

I'm starting to get more active on here again since I've been less depressed and not taking naps all day. How's everyone doing? I've had a few good days lately so I'm feeling pretty good; I've had a lot of time to read stuff for school that's fun to read. What've you guys been up to?

How much higher is TTNP gonna go? I've got a good gain but I feel like it's got a little bit left during power hour?

>>11647021
you seeing it much lower ?

>>11647002
Is it too late to get in?

Buy Netflix
Massive marketwide rally tomorrow to squeeze the specs

>>11647002
>>11647072
That portfolio though...
>>11647087
I think it's going to bleed for a while. It depends how quickly people get over the news and chinks start to bite.

>>11647002
>promising company
>VTGN
This is a penny stock subject to pump and dumps.

>>11646869
fool, if dems win the house that just gives trump more political leverage against the dems in 2020. thinks about it -- he can blame them for lack of wall funding and all their other obstructionist bs. the markets will take a hit once these globalist rate-hikers retake the majority and anyone who enjoys paying less taxes, I believe is paying attention to this. so no, fuck it, let em have the house.
>not to mention midterms falls just

hypothetical
a wizard makes you an offer
>gain the ability to see what the market will do in the future
>but for every minute further into the future you can see you loose an inch off your dick, if you choose you can start to form a cavernous vagina if you run out of dick
or
>you have to work on a delay
>but every day you gain an inch

which would you choose and how far would you take it

>>11647097
They're both promising in the long term, but you'll probably be able to find better entry points for both during a short term dip of some sort

>>11647111
>this is a penny stock therefore it isn't a promising company
do you think all large companies start out as large companies

>>11647108
post your portfolio

>>11647123
I don't want the democrat politicians or any liberal voters to have any joy whatsoever this election. Republicans will sweep.

>>11647146
>post your portfolio
I'm 100% in BBOX

>>11647059
You cannot rebound from hell.

>>11647145
Id take 10 seconds into the future for 1/6" lost cock. 10 seconds is all i need for trading algos to profit forever

GE is gonna tank more soon right?

>>11647149
there will be librul tears
>of joy

>>11647149
My very conservative grandmother said she knows someone who got a message from God that there is going to be a "red tsunami" tomorrow and Republicans are going to win the house and win 9 new seats in the senate.

>>11647164
It's brilliant for investors. Not so much for the fans, but blizzard never really cared about the fans anyway. This game is going to make a fortune in China. There will be a pullback on the stock because of American investors, but over time that will change.
>>11647183
The democrats are setting themselves up to get BTFO again. They learned nothing from 2016 I swear.

>>11647146
Why is this penny stock better than the other penny stocks? What makes you think this isnt a sinkhole when the negative income is increasing and there is a negative divergence from the expected EPS over the last two quarters? It looks like they're burning more than they can afford and increasing the rate at which they're burning cash on top of it.

>>11647190
The chad grandma vs. the virgin zoomer

>>11647172
full inches only I'm afraid

>>11647201
Because it's a small-cap biotech company
All small-cap biotech companies operate at a loss while they're in the initial development stage
It's the ones with good science supporting their drugs (like VTGN) that make it in the long term
You clearly don't know much about this sector of the market

>>11647193
>They learned nothing from 2016 I swear
They seem to doubling down on calling half of Americans racist.

>>11647107
I already bought 20 shares last week senpai.

>>11646256
You can put orders but not yet buy them.

>>11647229
That was my thought too. "We really pissed off a lot of people in the last election, what should our strategy be for midterms?" "Demonize all white men in the entire country?" "Fucking brilliant!"

meh day,i expected something more from the uppity burgers mutts a day before their midterms

>>11647201
http://www.pharmatimes.com/magazine/2018/november_2018/company_focus_vistagen#.W84iOIsVBuU.twitter
https://ir.vistagen.com/press-releases/detail/79
https://www.streetinsider.com/Corporate+News/VistaGen+Therapeutics+%28VTGN%29+Granted+FDA+Fast+Track+Designation+for+Development+of+AV-101+as+a+Non-Opioid+Treatment+for+Neuropathic+Pain/14669763.html

Just to show you an idea of the value some people see in this stock:

https://www.tipranks.com/stocks/vtgn/price-target

>>11647224
Except what weirds me out about that company is that they have been in operation for years. They've been on the books since at least 2011 when they were trading at $50 a share. They sank all the way down to their current state. They met earnings expectations a few quarters ago,and now they're burning up all the cash again. How is this a small-cap biotech poised to make it in the long run when clearly its also clearly company with a history of losing value and poor fund management? It literally looks like they work to meet FDA standards for progressing their research and then just burn up every investment dollar they get as soon as people start looking at them positively.

>>11647261
Thanks, I'll take a look at these.

>>11647230
netflix can probably double from here
marketcap is tiny compared to FAANG
Subscriptions not slowing down either

NO BACKSTOP BREAKTHROUGH THIS WEEK: SENIOR EU OFFICIAL TO RTE

i knew that Sunday Times article was bullshit and called it even out in that thread

>>11647278
> A senior EU official tells @rtenews tonight there will be "no breakthrough" on the backstop this week. This is not just because the UK cabinet is divided over whether there should be a NI-specific backstop as a final safety net, or because of the termination clause...

https://twitter.com/tconnellyRTE/status/1059511062423314432

>>11647263
the long-term promise of VTGN is mainly in the potential value of its drugs
developing a drug and getting it FDA approved is a long and expensive process that often requires a lot of dilution, but biotech stocks have the potential to be very profitable in the long term

>>11647318
>>11647263
if the science supporting their products is good (like VTGN), that is

>>11647097
If you ask that question, what do you think?

The /dogsofdow/ have awaken...buy AAPL...last chance..

>>11647231
What do you mean? I would be buying in Euros at the regional stock exchange, not the NYSE.

>>11647314
>>11647278
>EURO starts to break out of down trend
>not one second later FUD campaign unleashed
nuuuu ;_;

I went all in on OCP. Once the economy collapses I will truly make it.

Based EKSO keeps climbing

>>11647427
EU has to fall apart
It's part of the Trump World Plan
get used to it and plan accordingly

hillary losing was the tipping point on the world order

lord soros was supposed for crash market to get demos in office nooooooo T_T

Just bought my FIRST STOCK today
>>Aphria Inc

>>What are your thoughts about the #3 Marijuana producer in Canada? / Marijuana stocks on the NYSE in general?

Hey /biz/, new to stock trading. I am seeing companies like Nintendo and GoPro dip pretty low right now. Would now be a good time to buy for them?

I know Nintendo will make a killing with the pokemon games/Smash bros releases.
As for GoPro, I have no idea but it seems like a good entry point?

Call me stupid if you must but educate me.

>>11647517
Look at GPRO go.... straight into the toilet...

Can someone privatize air and sea already

No Papa Bezos, no....

>>11647562
Imagine FOMOing after the IPO and buying at 85

>>11647544
I've been making nice gains on Aphria but not by holding. It's very volatile, so I buy it when it's down and sell before it crashes again.

> massive layoffs where im working
> our stock price is mooning
what did they mean by this?

>>11647601
I think it might have some long-term potential, but do you think holding on for that time (however long) would be worth the while?
>>Bought for 11.75/share, do you think it will get to $20.00/share sooner or later?

>>11647618
It means they're sacrificing you to impatient investors... dollar saved is a dollar earned... brush up your resume fren...

>>11647618
Trimming fat can make a company more profitable. Who would have thunk it?

>>11647637
>>11647642
Yeah but how did the investors know there should be layoffs?
I'm pretty sure no one knew, even my boss got axed.

Green pump coming today and tomorrow

USA wins again

EU dysfunctional
China fucked
we are the big winners bros

God bless Trump making America Great Again

>>11647630
It has a good chance but it depends on how Aphria does against its competitors.
A lot of the cannabis companies will be weeded out in the coming years but the ones that survive will definitely moon.

Based AMD on the bull run

>>11647652
Oh right, maybe pumping fir a different reasin then. Which sector?

>>11647551
For love of god please buy GPRO

>>11647562
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>11647684
Fake pump. There's a buy wall at $19. They probably need more time to dump their shares.

>>11647688
Oil+Gas, Drilling company

>>11647684
I'm expecting a semi recovery soon

NVDA is already burning through all 1080 ti in stock and we will have a huge Q4 pump from people stockpiling in fear of trade wars. Christmas will be huge for buying.

NVDA word on street

- the FUD about 2080 ti fail rate has been disproven by board partners and nvda, including from insiders
- 1080 ti is actually selling out of stock completely quickly despite the mining backlog

nvda is great right now.

sources
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsICqQYwgAE

yes the source is youtube but he has great sources in board partner companies because he advocates for them a lot. Always has top notch insider info to report.

>>11647704
If it drops below £400 profit then I’ll dump
>£30 by 2019

>>11647691

MODS!

Crazy pump.

Why is multiplexing possibly so important for AGI? Sucks I have to master it and how it relates to complexity management. Wish I delved into it earlier though.

>>11647705
Iran sanctions today

>>11647741
Can confirm, AMD bull run and nvidia pump like hell

>>11647744
>he didn't sell above $30
ouch

>>11647766
I’m a newfag, only bought in today, I’ll be selling once the peak looks too good to continue

>>11647763
I love AMD, INTC, and NVDA as a way to invest in gaming future without the crazy PE and up and downs of game companies.

The fact they also have other appeals is great but I see nothing but growth in PC market. Small things like DRAM price drops etc help too. Streamers are mainly PC and we are still late in console life span so they suck ass till the next refresh too.

>>11647760
with exemptions for a lot of big buyers, including China

what's with the low volumes today, people holding out till the election I guess?

>>11647800
With the new generation coming in the next couple years, would Microsoft/Sony be good long-terms?

I recently switched to M1 finance from Robinhood. I'm actually really liking it, I can adjust the ratios and buy partial shares of stocks so the percentages don't go above or below certain amounts, and I can set up an atuomatically weekly or monthly deposit equal to 15% of my paycheck.

Why are you using Robinhood instead of M1, /smg/?

Sidebar: Is GE a decent buy? I'm liking this Larry Culp guy, thinking of waiting for GE to bottom out more before investing in them while shares are cheap.

>>11646998
>>11647021
ATVI will absolutely rebound, but 11/16 is too soon.

>>11647829
I don't think buying them for next gen console makes sense right now.

>>11647834
Robinhood feels pretty basic. Is that the reason why you changed? For more options?

>>11647277
Why would anyone ever buy netflix for its current price

>>11647923
People missed how fortnite drove culture and dominated entertainment

They don't realize yet the next paradigm isn't watched canned scripted shows on a couch. So they believe netflix is the future of entertainment because they have no creativity or imagination.

The sad plight of low-thinking ability normies that no better than animal automatons and want to converse with one another about the same shitty entertainment shows..

GPRO am capturing angels snowboarding in heaven now ;_;

These pumps are killing me. I should have bought last Monday.

>>11647982
>Tfw bought into gas on Thursday and sold this morning at £15000 in the green

>>11647923
it would be nice if one of you small specs actually gave an argument as to why Its overvalued, because its not

>>11648028
Because watching shows is a dying thin and netflix is doing nothing innovative or interesting. Why buy something with that kind of multiple that's doing nothing at all interesting?

NOOOOOOOOOO MY WEEDSTOCKS ARE TAKING OFF AND MY FUNDS ARE STILL IN TRANSFER NOOOOOOOOOO AHHHHHHHHHHHH IM MISSING OUT

>>11648039
The Data clearly shows otherwise
Look at the subscription growth, and youll Understand why it has a High P/e

>>11647834
Need big balls to buy GE, I personally wouldn't DARE to touch it. I've been watching it for the past 6 months and boy, I still don't like it. Burned my fingers once when I bought it at 16 or something and I'm glad I sold it quickly afterwards. Dying company in my eyes. It's time for this old giant to go to bed and never wake up.

>>11647914
The appeal was that M1 is less for day-trading and more for long-term investing, which is my goal. It's nice to be able to buy a fraction of each of the shares I hold to maintain the right percentages, instead of waiting a prolonged period of time till I can afford the more expensive shares and PRAY that by the time I can they aren't already overvalued, then mess with the ratios.

Being able to set up the portfolio and just forget about it is really nice. Checking daily drives me insane. Of course, I do keep up with the news about the market. M1 has a lot more resources for researching individual stocks, and also has options to set up an IRA or Roth IRA.

>everyone's getting pumped
>apart from all the shit I bought
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGGGGGGG!!!!!

Another great day for the anime strong portfolio

>>11648028
You forget that every network is moving to streaming. They have streaming market share at the moment, but you can already get all these streams via roku.

>>11647968
whats the next paradigm?

In accordance with long term dude weed strategy, I have begun opening positions in US companies. First step to that is an arms length investment in Quinsam Capital Corp, a Canadian investment firm that has a considerable position in Acreage Holdings bought at the low pre-IPO prices. As Quinsam is an investment firm rather than an ETF, they trade their positions, take profit, and cut losers as needed. I believe this will allow me to profit off Acreage's market debut without directly participating in the opening madness that is sure to occur.

No other changes to portfolio at this time. I hold WEED/CGC, RIV, and Quinsam now for the dude weed related stuff.

>>11648067
>Dying company in my eyes. It's time for this old giant to go to bed and never wake up.
GE will never be immensely profitable, but I can see Culp raising it to 20-30 over time. The fact that so much of his pay as CEO is tied to company share value is encouraging. He also had the balls to cut dividends short-term to fix the company in the long-term. That's a bold move.

It will definitely take longer than most on /smg/ are willing to wait for a turnaround, though. Minimum of two years before there's significant growth upward. The fact that it's so unpopular means the price will probably stay low for a while.

Undecided on whether to buy at the moment.

>>11648101

TRPX will double by end of nov

Easy money

>>11648121
why not own EMMBF or CNTTF? They ganna be ten baggers

>>11648120
Gaming and VR obviously. Interactive content.

>>11648118
Roku remotes/appletv are literally the reason Boomers are all getting netflix now....

>>11648159
what companies (public traded) can I profit most off that?

>>11648147

>>11648170
nvidea amd intel and facebook (but only if oculus becomes the next gameboy some how)

>>11648157

Canntrust is a Canadian LP. I'm trying to reduce exposure to Canada specific right now, not add.

Emblem's chart does look nice. No specific reason for not having that now other than I'm keeping cash available to snipe dips. Also, my RIV cost averaging strategy soaked up a fuck ton of said available cash.

>>11648193
ill stick to AMD because the rest seem too jewish

>>11648028
It's highly overvalued. You invest over $100 and you only get $1 back after a year. The price of the stock is 26X the book value.

And they're not the only ones with a stream service. Amazon prime, Hulu, Youtube, etc. are all pretty good. The competitive Netflix has is their own originals.

>>11648128
Only you can decide whether its a buy or not and only time will tell whether you were correct or not.

If you DO buy, I must say you've some BALLS.

>>11648168
>Boomers
those people will be dead shortly. NFLX has no real advantage other than being first to market.

>>11648216
*The only competitive advantage Netflix has is their own originals

IM SICK OF THIS GAY ASS MARKET

NOTHING MAKES ANY FUCKING SENSE

>>11648216
You have a misunderstanding of how ratios work...

They also invented streaming, and no one has been able to outdo them. Hulu is the only real competitor

>>11648063
Honestly I dont think the subscriptions are indicative of future success or failures. The bigger problem is that their model of licensing shows/movies, creating originals, and more wont be sustainable in the long run as the content producers move on to either building their own streaming platforms like Disney, or exclusively licensing content to streaming services they pretty much own already or have a huge amount of shares in like Hulu. Netflix's catalog is going to get worse over time with the exception of their original content and the price for producing shit like Bright is going to require raising subscription costs year after year to stay profitable. And shit will get worse with comedy specials if issues regarding pay differences for comedians starts to bubble up again (imagine the Dave Chappelle vs Amy Schumer vs Monique bullshit, but this time its a full blown SJW act like Nanette doing it and actually going on a Twitter crusade). Then theres the looming threat of ISPs raising costs on Netflix with their new NN perks, especially someone like AT&T who can double down on holding exclusive streaming rights to their Times Warner content and charge Netflix for sending packets on their tubes.

Netflix screams powder keg right now. But who knows, maybe things will work out.

Hope you’re all getting in on ATVI during this slump, the mobile Diablo game had some pretty bad backlash but /v/ and leftist are gonna complain about it for maybe and a week and in the end it’s gonna make a shit load of money (most likely in Asia)

Buy Nemus Bioscience

>>11648170
nvda and some big companies so it would be a side benefit. MS/FB/Googl/apple all have projects in it.

>>11648269
Also forgot to mention, if Netflix subscription price keeps rising in order to fund original content and secure licenses and gets to the point where its in the ballpark for a cable subscription, its game over. Netflix's livliehood largely depends on their content providers for licensed content not getting their shit together.

>>11648269
subscriptions are the only thing that matters. If you look how famous Netflix is and see their marketcap, it screams undervalued to me

And despite them being famous, only 130 million users? They are going to make Fat revenue on various things when that increases to 300 million, not to mention the massive Cashflow and cash they are hoarding

>>11648323
competition is increasing and their original shit is mostly garbage

>>11648277
*leddit

>>11648323
Netflix is going under soon
A start up in India called PooFlix is going to overtake them in the international market.
They don't stand a chance

Netflix has nothing but garbage in it, fuck 7 hate boomers.

filmstruck F

>>11648352
>>11648323
also the fact that amzon give away for "free" an equivilant service to trick you into buying more shit can't be helping

>>11648337
Im not seeing anyone else beating their subscription growth,

Maybe my foresight is bad, but who the fuck is switching from netflix to youtube/hulu? The data certainly isnt showing it

>>11648374
not a TV show watcher but man in the high castle was more interesting than any nflix original. Probably helps not to be sucking gay black cock and having HIV when it comes to making interesting shows.

netflix is coastal garbage

>SPY up .5%
>TQQQ down 3%
Why does god hate me

>>11648389
I've seen kids shit themselves thinking that a youtuber was in a game with them. Literally screaming and more excited than ever.

I've never heard a single kid talk about anything on netflix. Netflix is not hitting anyone under 30 as something interesting. Not to mention VR/Games are consistently getting better tech wise. Once ML starts actually hit those areas it's over for TV shows.

>>11648277
How is their other shit going? Was the Overwatch League a success? I heard BfA was crowned the worst expansion ever and is close to killing WoW.

>>11648389
youtube and netflix are not comparable products.

>>11648277
is it good to stock up right now?

>>11648416
>>11648413

Im talking about the streaming service dood... not youtube videos. Everyone I know and their families use netflix

>>11648323
I think the other things are going to matter once costs of operating eventually starts to exceed what they're charging for subscriptions. From there its a race to see whether Netflix breaks and makes inferior original content to cut costs, or if their userbase is so loyal and their original content gets so damn good that subscribers would be willing to pay nearly as much or more for Netflix than cable on a monthly basis while not having access to a large library of media including Disney, Fox, and Times Warner content. This is probably going to become more visible to everyone in about two years or so, but anyone who has a Netflix account should already see this happening. The non originals library is drying up and the shows are popping up on other services. Those moves are happening for a reason.

>>11648415
OWL is a massive money pit, layoffs, etc. Esports in generally is facing reductions in spending after VC people are learning there is no profit being made and that random streamers get same viewers as tournaments they paid 20 million to get a logo in.

OWL is going to flop massively in the end compared to investment. A disaster.

>>11648425
yea google need to learn youtube as a streaming service is fucking retarded. It's entirely obvious no one at the top of youtube understands why it's popular.

>>11648432
Everyone that is buying a new tv or dish gets NETFLIX built in
Netflix is already spreading across every TV, so everyone is going to get it regardless. Remotes have netflix buttons on them now

>>11648453
oh yeah youtube is being mismanaged as fuck

It's at this point only doing well because of the content creators in spite of what youtube is doing business wise.

Free uploading and viewing of videos is all they need.

They are trying to fuck it up for some reason.

Meanwhile Amazon is running twitch 100000x better. If Amazon entered free video market they would kill youtube off in a day. Seriously a legit competitor to youtube from a big company would get every single major creator to switch or at least post on both.

markets seem calming down after an early election scare. currently does not matter that much to stocks the usa results anymore it seems as european markets gets weaker each week

>>11648265

It's the day before midterms, anon. Of course stuff is going to be hairy.

>>11648481
amazon ruined twitch. Only little kids watch it now. They will outgrow it when they realize how shit it is and move on to the next thing.

>>11648481
'Youtube Red' is so pathetic kek
The original shows are top Onions Vsauce

>>11648479
TVs and remotes can also come with things like Hulu and even Vudu and Crackle built into them alongside the Netflix button/app/whatever. I dont think I would use the preinstallations as the measure for potential long term success considering Netflix doesn't have a near monopoly on preinstallations like Microsoft did with Windows at one point.

fucking hell i've been holding these calls for 6 god damn months.
expiration was 6 weeks away so i decided to cut my losses on friday.
and what do you know they double in value on monday. i bought some of the later calls but still RHAOGARHG

>>11648479
>not jamming your America Online keyboard button as you post on 4chan

>>11648567
I think Netflix is a household name tier already
Its just too popular. I just dont see people saying "yeah I was watching blahlbah on my HULU account"
it just doesnt happen
nearly everyone Ive ever seen uses Netflix, my grandparents use it. I think its the golden one

> it's another day of AMZN painfull bagholding

Why didn't I sell at 2k ffs

>>11648628
Do you think NFLX will ever be cash flow positive ?

>>11648647
how lolo can you gogo mr bobo

>>11648628
Don’t forget that Marc Bernays Randolph (cofounder of NFLX)’s great uncle was Edward Bernays, big time cianigger propagandist. He was a big fan of movies! I’m sure whatever assets are in place at NFLX won’t be allowed to fail, at least not completely.

>>11648277
buying it implies that I like how the current company is being ran

and I dont

>>11648415
BfA has had record # of purchases, but its been getting bad reviews from current (players)

I tried a free resub before the expansion this winter, but holy fuck its gotten bad, more pay to play

but unless people start quitting instantly in a month or two, I doubt low sub-numbers will offset the huge initial expansion pack numbers

and china could keep them profitable even if you assume every singly american.EU, and australian person quits playing the game

Diablo is shit already, so their mobile game will probably print money

WC3 remastered gives me hope that maybe I will see a WC4 sometime in my life, but the less gory more cartoony look makes me doubt I'll buy it. unless its online really does work with old mods, and B-net 1.0 for original game is still dead

>>11648665

>>11648648
Well yeah I believe that

Reminder to vote tommorow!

>>11648697
>BfA has had record # of purchases
Record one day sales, not total. It just means the hype was good, nothing more.

Should have gotten trpx when I posted about it. Was 8 bucks when I said it and now it’s 8.80. It’s gonna nearly double by eom

criterion start fuckibg streaming kino pls

>>11648267
Uh.. no.
Doesn't matter if they invented streaming. Doesn't matter if anyone has been able to "outdo" them. The fact is that it's highly overvalued, and the only real competitive edge they have are netflix originals.

Here, I will link this for you if you're having trouble.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratio

>>11648697
!!! WHEN ME PLAYED THIS GAME WITH FRIENDS WAS ALWAYS TRADE SHIP YAYAYA

>>11648697
>buying it implies that I like how the current company is being ran
>having morals
get out of here you god damn commie

>>11648729
Over 9 dollars now

>>11648742
>>11648742
they are leaving a fuck ton of money on the table

They are ran like shit. Not even good at being greedy

>>11648732
Yeah like I said you dont understand ratios
They are actually priced to perfection, for their growth rate. But You small specs love to hate on Faang

>>11648697
>but the less gory more cartoony

WHAT
I loved the gorey lil skeletons from WC3
WHY BLIZZARD. Why have video games been getting less and less gory over the years? to protect hte soibois?

I'm about to take all the money that I dont have in LCI and just bang hookers for the next few months straight while this market figures their shit out

It closed at +8%.

>>11648763
wc3 was a horrible game, as well as these reforges. overwatch is a total bummer mainly for teenage girls. they make games for casual kids now i guess pay better

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqT3gp5IwnU

DIng ding ding! How did everyone do today? I’m up .01%, didn’t have to trade today, so I picked up an extra 1200 each of SPXL/SPXU!

>up 20% on my AMD puts at midday
>now back to 0
fuck i'm retarded

>>11648794
Pretty good day. Better than a lot of people with their money in FAANG.

>>11648803
If you're gonna play the game, bobo
You gotta learn to play it right
You've got to know when to hold 'em

>>11648792
Wtf
Wc3 had the best campaign of any rts game every
LITTERALLY perfect,

The wc3 engine was vastly misunderstood, it's one of the best engines ever made,
chineses have been pushing wc3 gameplay to new heights lately its becoming bigger than bw

>>11648794
Are you still holding onto your GALT, by the way? How did it feel to be up 21% at one point in the day?

>bought puts at close hoping for dump when exit polls show democrats ahead like they do in every election
>SPY pumps 40 cents after the bell

>>11648078

As someone who just started, this makes little sense to me. Cant I buy a ton through robinhood and just leave it there for the long term?

I'm reading up on all this but not deep into terminology/differences between brokers yet

>>11648762
>priced to perfection
>nflx volatile
stop trying to justify your heavy nflx bags anon. how much have you lost since July?

>>11648794
up 0.5%
Im also doing spreads :3 but with QQQ

>people in this general still thinking the midterms outcome has any relevance despite the fact that things typically go up after midterms and perform well in gridlock

Delusional

>>11648847
Yes but it makes up an incredibly small part of my portfolio now, I only ever had 100 bucks worth. I wasn’t paying attention today kek

>>11648845
as far as i remember, it sucked badly :P from shitty cartoonish graphics to gameplay

>>11648738
kek, id usually trade for half then use phat stacks of gold to buy best ship and guns all at once midgame, while someone else is trading full time

but i wouldnt do that if no one else was trader, because fuck giving people gold just for being on my team

wintermaul, wmw, Hell vs Heaven, and custom hero arenas in general were great too, diablo 2 mod too

im suprised you wernt one of those people who played those cringy anime mods, we should play sometime when it comes out

but then DOTA mod clogged the servers (then eventually got made into a standalone game....)

>>11648742
If I dont use my capital for things I believe in, then what use is having capital in the first place?

If I want to see change, why not do something about it?

>buying everything regardless of your own goals or its value
how is that not more communist?

>>11648763
its illegal to show bones or real bad gore in chinese media

google images of the undead race in chinese-wow

I'm thinking that they didnt want to make 2 separate games, one version for not china, and one version for china

same thing they did to diablo 3

>>11648884
kek no one thinks the outcome is relevant, but you'd be huge dummy for not being able see midterms mess with the market before hand

>>11648845
its a shit engine and it is solely and only saved by its bugs

>>11648884
does anyone think differently to that?

>>11648872
Ive literally never lost money on Netflix
Probably made 800 dollars

Oh, I dont actually own any by the way

did you anons buy the AAPL bottom at sub 200/share today?

>>11648913
>>11648920
are you guys not seeing the dozen
>if dems market crashes
>if repubs market moons
posts per day?

>>11648945
i read something from my financial advisor that indicated in every midterm election dating back to the 1950s the markets have risen. could be mistaken on what it said exactly but that poses good for next week and month

>>11648924
well, when you're old enough to open a bank account and get neetbux, make sure you invest wisely

>>11648928
No, I'm too scared to make my first transaction.

>>11648794
bretty guud, up 1% today and bought 5 shares of AAPL sub 200. feel good about the day overall.

>>11648928
Yes, bought 5 aaples

>>11648794
bought atvi at 65 so who knows how that'll go

Is neuroscientist anon here? Why the hell did GALT surge today? All I'm getting is an article on high IVs on the ticker for Jan $6 calls.

>>11648794
I'm up 1.95% today. Still trudging back after this last correction
>>11648792
overwatch makes the best porn prove me wrong

>>11648159
VR is a fad that already died

I have much more faith in people continuing to watch TV than starting to play VR games.

you tech bulls really drank the kool-aid hook line and sinker. what we're seeing now is a euphoria phase similar to the 1970s after the moon landing when people thought cars would fly by 2005 and the Delorean was an unironic car design. but now instead of the moon landing, it was the iPhone and Facebook.

reality check incoming. watch how butthurt everyone will get this time next year when Tesla says they're giving up the autonomous driving project.

>>11648902
>>as far as i remember, it sucked badly :P from shitty cartoonish graphics
that was half the fun and charm
> to gameplay
wasnt as tight a game as SC, but it was still alright balance depending on the patch, and the best game for modding there has ever been besides doom/quake

>>11648919
multiple games still use original WC3 skeleton in their engines, and the modding community created a few standalone games that millions of people play now

wc3 worldeditor was ahead of its time for its ease of use, including US and in game cutscenes

>>11648928
>bottom
we'll see about that

If you believe in FA, apple doesn't even look that overvalued compared to it's FAANG cousins

>>11648945
This election is different. Its not the usual song and dance that it has been in the past. Theres going to be a lot of obstruction and tax shenanigans happening over the next two years to try and spite Trump. That all could easily spill over into how the market plays if the Dems take a large enough slice of Congress combined with the fact that the market is definitely in a bubble. Its more of the midterms being the straw that breaks the camel's back if anything.

>>11649030
>US
UI*

>>11648945
I mean, it's not that simple but it's true. Convincing yourself a surprise sweep by either party would not move the markets is dumb.

>>11649045

The election matters to market because manipulators have been crashing the market to get DRUMPF

that's what people talked about
once election is over things go back to normal since they won't manipulate a crash until 2020 election

>>11648794

Fucking Canopy Rivers didn't follow Canopy Growth on the +7% run today. I am mildly pissed off about that. On the other hand, I made 7% on my Canopy Growth position. So... i dunno. Rivers is under control of shorts at the moment. It's plain as day in the order ledger.

http://ir.constructionpartners.net/news-releases/news-release-details/construction-partners-inc-provides-updated-fiscal-year-2018

>FY2018 revenue: $$675M to $685M
>Net income: $49.5M to $51.5$

ROAD's current market cap is only $502M
Its P/sales is less than 1 ! for a company making 8% of net margin and generating positive cash flows !!!

Buy rating reiterated. Unironicall a MIDTEENS™ stock.
>Pic related

>>11648945

My guess is the end result of the elections is pretty neutral for both sides, some seats traded, some lost, some gained, overall nothing crazy. Maybe dems squeak out control of the house by a seat or two but lose the senate. Result on markets will be confirmation that nothing particularly catastrophic happened therefore people who pulled out to cash ahead of time to ahead any brouhaha can safely buy back in. Net result: green.

>>11649017
Damn dude, we're in a bubble yes, but lets not go full retard and act like autonomous driving isn't going to happen after its been shown that the cars can successfully operate given the right conditions. Worst case scenario, we get hybrid autonomous vehicles which can only be allowed to enter autonomous mode on certain roads/highways in order to minimize potential for accidents and maximize traffic efficiency - something akin to an HOV lane, but you're required to enter autonomous mode until you merge back out. Then we get all the benefits we really wanted and the product is in an environment where it really can't fail because its not on backroads or in poorly lit areas.

>>11649152

I think you're right about the eventual early adoption of autonomous driving. Highway/freeway only, no side streets, no parking lots except to pull in to a spot after you've manually identified one. Long haul trucking will likely use the tech but it's many years away before they will allow a truck to go without a human inside as backup. Insurance companies will see to that even if the trucking companies are willing to go full auto/no human.

>>11647551
Stay away from GoPro.

I have aapl 205 puts which I picked up on Thursday before close, have a feeling I should have closed them today.

>>11649008
I don't know if the actual Neuroscientist anon is here, but I am (the Neuroscience student)

It's surging because of CNAT data (they make drugs for slightly different segments of the same NASH market), the possibility of an impending buyout, and the fact that its data is going to be presented at a conference soon

>>11648794
Up 2.79% today, and I have DIV frens coming in later this month. Feels good to be out of October, although I'm happy with the cheapies I bought.

>>11647551

type 'why did gopro stock crash?' in to google and read the various articles before you make a decision. It's true that the share price is very cheap right now but there are reasons. It didn't just nosedive off overbought conditions.

>>11649152
Governments won't allow autonomous driving unless it's 99.9999% perfect. Even if it's better than human drivers, politicians and society at large will still shut it down. "One death is a tragedy, a million a statistic."

The way AI is implemented right now (neural networks) is non-deterministic and prone to randomness/tail risk. One day the cars could mow down 50 people, and it would be the end. Society isn't autistic enough yet to allow machines to kill a single human.

That's assuming it ever even gets that good.

The AI meme is basically a pump and dump scam (in the long term). They will spin it as the recession preventing them from getting capital to fund R&D. The truth is that it was never possible to begin with. Do you think they'll turn around and just admit that right now--in the middle of the gravy train?

>>11649287
>"followed with underwhelming fourth-quarter guidance."
like this am an actual reason and not just total BS

>>11649289
>Governments won't allow autonomous driving unless it's 99.9999% perfect
yes they will
>Society isn't autistic enough yet to allow machines to kill a single human.
happens all the time
>AI meme is basically a pump and dump scam
if you ignore all the practical profit generating aplications it's used in right now sure I guess?

>>11649289
>The AI meme is basically a pump and dump scam (in the long term)

This is true. Examine the history of AI and neural networks. There's a wave of memes that seem like they're going to take over the world every 30 years. Then it dies. Then the real research happens (but no one calls it AI). The real research becomes too tough. Someone rediscovered neural networks but adds a trick to them. Then the cycle repeats.

>>11649289
government wont be asked bud

>>11649349
>Someone rediscovered neural networks but adds a trick to them.
The trick they discovered was deep learning, but before it was discovered, it was impossible because of poorer hardware previous to its discovery. Hardware got better around 2006 (specifically NVIDIA GPUs) and started the hype again. So hardware, not massive innovations in theory or software, created this modern AI frenzy. Hardware isn't growing in capability commensurate with the growth of AI hype. It's not like some genius made a major breakthrough that changed everything--neural networks have been around for like 50 years. The end of this meme is in sight.

IMO, best case scenario is after the collective trillions of R&D, Google/Facebook/Amazon/Tesla come out with machines to do things like automated burger flipping or fruit picking. That's the limit of the near-future technology. Still profitable (they won't go under), but nowhere near the expectations that are currently priced in.

>>11649017
>giving up the autonomous driving project

Betting on computers not getting really really smart in the future? Good luck with that.

>>11649289
yes, maybe on public roads among human drivers. but on japan alrady some metros and trains operate fully automatically no human train operators at all. also you could have roads that are only for automated traffic at first for safety reasons

>>11649454
it's used extensivly in antivirus, IDS, mail filtering etc

>>11649465
I know right? The TV said they would so it has to.

>>11649349
ai refers to self learning mechanic. automated traffic does not require ai really. however it is estimated currently that Technological singularity will be reached within a decade easily

>>11649111
trips of truth. This is exactly how I'm playing it. Knew this dip was coming and bought in with everything I had at the bottom. The deep state is too predicable.

>>11649217
Bought earlier today and sold at a 3 cent profit. I am a bandit

>>11649476
>japan alrady some metros and trains operate fully automatically no human train operators at all
The NYC subway system, among many others in the US, is already like that. It's a lot easier to move something in one direction on a track through a tunnel; fewer things can potentially go wrong. Automated trains date back to the 1960s.

>>11649505
>however it is estimated currently that Technological singularity will be reached within a decade easily
>t. people who don't know shit about hardware and even less about math

>>11649537
this is not my opinion but by best ai scientists current estimates

>>11649454
While you're absolutely correct that theory largely hasn't seen innovation and people are exploiting hardware advances, automated driving is really not more difficult than automated berry picking or burger flipping in the right environment. Its not ridiculous to assume that we'll see automated cars in a limited capacity on highways and other non-pedestrian well-lit roads in addition to laws that forbid their use in residential areas and the like. These things roll around in controlled environments just fine all the time.

>>11649529
Nice. How many shares?

>>11649537
there are people who for some reason oppose technological advancement, while in fact it is fastest it's ever been and exponentially speeding

Weak display by bears today desu, sad!

>>11649549
why would the need to be well lit? we've had night vision since ww2

>>11649499
No u get your thoughts from TV.

>>11649558
10
:v)

>>11649559
>>11649588
It's funny how technology has become a new religion. Anyone who has worked at the cutting edge has much more reasonable expectations.

>>11649635
>>11649635
>>11649635
NEW THREAD

>>11649632
nah dude you're wrong also we'll all have quantum computers by 2025

Well my hero stock AMRN did not fail again today. It climbed a bit, busting the $23 mark, to close just under it. The opening was $22.75. I fully expect it to keep up the fight till the 11th. Then once the awesome results hit, to see the price skyrocket and takeover offers to start landing. Profit Profit, Profit, jump on the train now, or get left behind!

>>11649632
I literally work on cutting edge technology that is exponentially increasing. It blows me away how fast we're advancing, seems like we need to advance at break neck speeds just to keep up with our competitors.
Fwiw I agree with you that VR isn't going to unseat TV any time soon, but computer tech is advancing like crazy.

>>11649549
>automated driving is really not more difficult than automated berry picking or burger flipping in the right environment
an important difference being that nobody dies if a burger is burnt (and I guarantee you a lot of those automated burgers will be burnt)

It's really laughable that the expectation was set at self-driving cars right off the bat, before doing simple things like replacing burger flipping. It's such a pie in the sky fantasy. But the funny thing is baby steps weren't allowed. Self-driving cars HAVE TO happen (and soon) for the computer-worshiping cargo cultists to maintain their belief in endless exponential tech growth.

>>11649681
Did you post that from your flying car? Careful not to crash, m8.

>>11649691
for example in usa largest men employment areas are truck drivers and for women cashiers so naturally they feel thratened but large companies ill invest in big time when they calculate investment surpasses cost of human labor (taxes, pensions, insurances are costly). honestly im surprised all cashiers are not replaced yet by robots

>>11649720
Did you post that from your piece of tech that has been improving exponentially for the past 100 years?

>>11649772
let me know how thats gone over the past 10-15 years. oh thats right, growth rates are slowing cause its getting really fucking hard to fit more shit in a tiny space.

>>11649853
I really need to spoon feed you?

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/moore-s-law-keeps-going-defying-expectations/

>>11648434
So esports is not really profitable?

>>11646959
im in GALT too probably because of you. whats your PT?

>>11646967
with small cap stocks i just throw my money in and dont look at it. i set limit sells at different prices. if it moons it moons, if it doesnt i hold till 0.

>>11647243
well you guys like economics, democrats have a new target market, a growing target market.

>>11647009
classic P&D. they were riding the big news and it got me +57%
its just small specs buying right now

>>11649985
its probably just not as profitable as people thought and made it out to be.

>>11647031
HODL YOU IDIOT

>>11649620
Hell yeah. A gain is a gain.