/biz/ - Business & Finance

is the golden bull run happening now?

The Golden bull run is here

>>11939062
>made some money today overall
>but the puts I've made on shitty companies are taking hits

Put the options videos in a pastebin because people keep copypasting the embedded titles of the videos instead of the actual links to the videos when they make threads

Tripfags should stop making the generals. We‘re already attention whores as is. Also, bear resumes tomorrow.

>>11939073
it was always happening, you are just too focused on the short-term

>>11939089
which companies did you buy puts on

>>11939095
apparently I'm the only person here who knows how the delete the (embed)s and actually link the options videos
i solved the second problem tho

>>11939062
Hes unironically right. We barely avoided 2016, but fundamentals look much worse this time around.

>>11939112
Gap, HP, and Gamestop. HP and Gamestop for their earnings reports tomorrow, Gap for about mid-January.

>>11939129
Gap and Gamestop are definitely declining
I can easily see them being bankrupt in 10 years or so

My good boy Nintendo will be unstoppable now. I should've doubled down 5 days ago, but it would've end up making a position too big for my taste for a particular stock, since I'm more of a lazy ETF grandpa

>>11939095
>Also, bear resumes tomorrow

Futures are green, my man

>>11939042
>Decreasing leverage at the trough
I doubled down

A kind reminder that uncle Powell is not a mean man
He just wants to punish the naughty Wall Street big bois and hopes you have a pleasant Christmas nonetheless

>>11939192
>20 years
Then definitely SPY. Just look what happened to GE.

>>11939129
>>11939142
Got calls on $16 Gamestop. Surely the sale of Simple Mobile should help later on.

>>11939169
You know that trump is going to get absolutely justed by china on Friday right?

>>11939091
Nice call.
I don't think newfags ever even bother to read the OP anyways, so now there's no hassle with the copy-paste and you can just reply to newfags again with the pastebin link. Nice.

Gained 120% on my portfolio. Sold Amazon a little to early, went up $36 after.

>>11939228
Chinamen will fold like origami

>>11939169
Bulls are gonna get castrated hard on the minutes frendo. Rates only need to increase 2% more, we're "almost" at neutral. Powell was just trying to be a decent human being and not utterly crush your dreams of having a prosperous Hanukkah.

>>11939226
It all depends on how earnings go. They've already gone up due to selling the mobile division; if they shit the bed tomorrow, which I'm personally hoping for, then things will look grim for them.

That being said, I bought a small call earlier today, anticipating they would go up before earnings. I plan to sell it early tomorrow, unless they start skyrocketing again, in which case I'll hold onto it to mitigate losses.

>>11939112
i usually delete the (embed)'s

the video links are easy to google and get the right video though

>>11939169
asia will decide

but BTC has been pumping since last night...not bartswild barts, but consistent steps up

BTC has been a good predictor of the way stocks go lately (all currency really, not just crypto)

>>11939213
to be fair checking on individual companies in your portfolio once a week or once a month can help you avoid holding on to a bag as it crashes and burns like GE

>got out of GE when one of their previous CEO's left, and it jumped huge in one day to $27 a share

just need to do minor due dilligence, not necessarily only check your portfolio once a day

>>11939228
not if he reaches a last second compromise after talking up a huge shitstorm beforehand

like he has done with every deal ever

how do people still not see the pattern he uses?

>>11939244
we need to bring back the google docs earnings, fedposting, and meme announcement calendar in the OP that /rgh/ used to have

all the dates in one source was far better than needing to open up a dozen calendars to see all the important dates

but i think calendar-bro got liquidated, or got a life and left late 2016

and im too lazy to make a burner goog account to do one

should I buy tomorrow or wait for this big move to retrace a little bit?

>>11939244
I think they read the first few lines, but not the entire OP
Having them in a pastebin will definitely solve the problem of people not actually copypasting the links, though

>>11939277
I HAVE NO IDEA AND ITS FREAKING ME OUT

I think NFLX is going to be a guaranteed 10% from this level though, once golden globes nominations come out and they get not just Best Drama ALSO Best Comedy, its going to change the game.

>>11939301
>once golden globes nominations come out

People actually pay attention to that shit? I thought it was just some dick waving contest for the people in the industry.

THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

>>11939062
Some autist should set up a practice portfolio and trade based on doing the opposite of what Jim Cramer suggests and see how much money they make.

>>11939277
it wont continue a perfectly straight parabolic line, but it will bull flag with a slight fakeout breakout near the end, and a reverse bart then go up

>>11939123
>>11939095
>The bears got greedy with their market chasing and insist on a continued downturn
Golden bull confirmed.
I'd only be feeling doubtful if the bears all packed their bags. Overconfident bears are how you know you've passed the bottom.

Thanks Jay!

>>11939336
VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM VYM
FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD

How do i make money on Robinhood from this?

Also friendly reminder that Robinhood found a CFO to help their upcoming IPO

Why did I ever buy ROYT such a scam stock WTF . Rest of my portfolio is up but ROYT is doing so bad that I keep losing.

>>11939346

If dubs, tomorrow is a red day. Check ‘em and shrek ‘em.

>>11939405
My portfolio is ready Daddy Jay.

>>11939062
who's paying Cramer to mislead retail?

>>11939276
>to be fair checking on individual companies in your portfolio once a week or once a month can help you avoid holding on to a bag as it crashes and burns like GE
>got out of GE when one of their previous CEO's left, and it jumped huge in one day to $27 a share
>just need to do minor due dilligence, not necessarily only check your portfolio once a day
Yeah, I don't have faith in my ability to do minor due diligence for 20 years.
I'd much rather just throw it all in an index like SPY that I'll probably not even be able to beat and then I'll be able to do even less due diligence.

>we need to bring back the google docs earnings, fedposting, and meme announcement calendar in the OP that /rgh/ used to have
>all the dates in one source was far better than needing to open up a dozen calendars to see all the important dates
>but i think calendar-bro got liquidated, or got a life and left late 2016
>and im too lazy to make a burner goog account to do one
I think there's some website out there for important biopharma trial results dates.
It was basically a website version of that "stickerbitch's calendar" thing.
I'm not doing earnings gambles anymore though.

>>11939301
>>I think NFLX is going to be a guaranteed 10% from this level though
depends on the timeframe, i only see them moving sideways for the next couple of years
>once golden globes nominations come out and they get not just Best Drama ALSO Best Comedy, its going to change the game.
the older the awards show the more of an industry-circlejerk it is, average viewer does not care about awards (although peoples choice can be good way to gauge what people do care about)

>>11939373
>>Also friendly reminder that Robinhood found a CFO to help their upcoming IPO
yup, an old Amazon vet, who was with them for 20 years
https //techcrunch.com/2018/11/27/robinhood-hires-20-year-amazon-veteran-to-cfo-role-as-high-flying-startup-eyes-ipo/

>>11939428
Kek. Anybody.
Did you see those YouTube videos of him and Bear Stearns?

>>11939433
>I think there's some website out there for important biopharma trial results dates.

it's in the OP

>>11939428
cramers option calls and puts

>>11939455
>>11939433
>he's been here how long and hasn't read the OP

>>11939341
I think it's gonna do a nip slip followed by a snip of the tip.

>>11939455
>>11939470
I don't do biopharma
I forgot that it was something that might already be in the OP

>>11939470
would plow

>>11939533
>tfw I have girls on my hard drive but no girls on my bed

>>11939062
will amd go back to 30?

>>11939563
Mayhaps

>>11939470
>>11939455
>>11939433

calendar-bro would add things to the calendar that people in the thread suggested, it had everything, earnings, pharma FDA decisions, stock split days, new CEO coming or going, Fed speech days, elections that may effect stock xyz, days of SEC announcements, if someone mentioned it in a general, then it would be on there within a day

it was not only informative for the actual important dates (and being aware of their impact on stocks before and after), but to see what various people in the general were focusing on, and get an insight into the plans of the groupthink (entertaining for both observing real market trends, and smugposting at retards)

all in one internet link, it was magical and useful

you could just keep that tab open permanently to the left of whatever tab the current general was on, instead of scouting the OP for a dozen links to open

Another, what do the investment banks call them... liquidity events. Right. Another liquidity event for my portfolio today. Not the good kind either. Two stop losses went bust. GW Pharma broke trend line and Origin House broke support. So yoink went those.

New entry for today: TerrAscend.

OGI may have broken bullish today, will see tomorrow for follow through. Quinsam Capital still ranging but coming up on a golden cross (50 cross above 200 MA) in about a week or so if current trend stays the same. Planet 13 may also have broken out of descending trend today.

Overall looking good.

>>11939550
enuff!

>>11939550
>saving ugly neanderthals on your computer

>>11939632
>>11939633
You're right, 2D is better
>>11939618
I'll look into making a public calendar later tonight, though it won't compare to calendar bro ever desu

>>11939663
first green day for me in like two weeks

>>11939663

>>11939750
RIP Hillenburg

>>11939663
I think the S&P 500 VIX futures link (the premarket data link makes it redundant, imo), stocktwits link, and ER calendar links can be removed from the OP

I think most people will either be able to find ER calendars on their own or be too new to care about them
I don't think most people would know about the Biopharma catalyst website without a link to it in the OP, though

inderesding that oil did not react to usd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVzA1uWTydQ

>>11939801
Vix futures are the only futures that matter and I would leave the ER calendar.
stocktwits is worse than reddit, so I agree on that.

>>11939801
>too new to care about them

If you're trading individual stocks you need to be aware of earnings calls from day 1. Otherwise you can get dumped on and not understand what the fuck happened.

I’m going to yolo some dogecoin as soon as Robinhood does crypto.

>>11939801
>>11939834
The real challenge is being the OP who makes the next thread, otherwise suggestions are forgetting within a day

>>11939951
Adapt. Improvise. Overcome. Op is, and always will be, a faggot.

>>11939951
I'll remember tomorrow, even if I don't make the next thread

>>11939834
>>11939852
Alright, I'll leave them in
I don't think anyone will miss the stocktwits link, though

>>11939854
they cant do some penny coins, bitcoin is only safe and even that would require etf it's hard for brokers to buy it otherwise safely

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

>>11939226
Nice anon. I bought a lot of Gamestop stock at ~$13.30 following the annoucement. Its my biggest position right now. I will probably trim it down after the holidays/transaction completes.

Damn
Who knew that CEO Mike is making cheesy comedies in chinkland ?

>China Salesman (feat. Steven Seagall omfg !!!!!!!)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6015706/

>Gui Mi 2
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7870578/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_6

>>11939977

So what happened to kick off this much needed green day?

>>11940119
Fed weren’t assholes.

well since we're bull now, anyone buying oil? Thinkin gas prices will go up here in a few months.

>>11939968
Going to replace the stocktwits link with

>SEC Filings and Company Finances
ttps://fintel.io

Green day all around. Up by $120.00. My hero Armin is back on the uptick. The introduction of more shares scared folks. But the slump didn't last long. Hope this green day lasts rest of the week.

I put 50% of my net worth in FTE networks at $4 per share. Right after doing that, it ended up topping a list of the most volatile stocks on the market.

Not sure if I should be happy or worried about that. It is literally moving faster than crypto though, and I'm already up by 50% ish.

Good day to get out.

Going all cash until G-20.

I'm broke im autistic
I'm sad
I'm lonely I want to kill myself. I have nothing to offer the economic landscape.

>>11940177
I smell Profit and lots of it with my hero Amarin. From Seeking Alpha site today:

Target Price: $65

Catalysts:

Short Term: Buyout/Partnership offer from big pharma
Short Term: FDA grants label expansion (mid-2019)
Long Term: Amarin reaches 1M scripts in 2020
Long Term: Vascepa’s 2021 revenue tops $2.5B
Long Term: Amarin establishes distribution networks in China and Europe

>>11940179
good luck anon

>>11940177
my nigg anon i went in at 7 in ARMIN and bought 300 shares in the dip at 16 back at 17 at the end cant wait until it hits 20s again also buy NIO while its still cheap

Can u still make money off of YouTube?

Buying Facebook stock atm

>>11940367
yes if you are making watcheable shit thats 10mins plus
>>11940387
y that shit seams like its going to take more hit this coming month

>>11940399
I think I'm going to try to get into the YouTube game.

>>11940168
You might want to put the crap that you're pulling out into the pastebin

>>11939062
He's a moron. DOW is going to double over next couple years.

>>11940367
consider moving to tokyo and become a gigolo, filthy rich college girls pay 100k for a night :P

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuTD0z_Ji_c

>>11940451
thats a really fucking crowed part why not do one about stocks you have content everyday. normies will start fallowing you and you can spread that shit to 10mins so you can make a good amount of pocket change

>>11940566
D-do they like lanklets??

>>11940769
They love tall white guys in general. I spent a year of my life in southern Japan and I legit felt like an Uber Chad with how much play I got. It’s unreal.

>>11940791
Holy fuck, I gotta move to based Nihon. If they like tall white guys so much, why aren't they visiting Idaho/Montana areas?

>>11940802
Because it’s all in the context of Japanese society that tall white guys are worth anything. Don’t get it twisted, you’re just a toy/status symbol, they won’t be taking you home to mom n dad or thinking about building a family with you. You are literally ranked and valued by your “rare” attributes ( tall, blonde, green eyes). It’s a weird form of sexual racism that was both really hot and kind of annoying.

>>11940791
Does 6'3 220 work or would they just consider that Goliath? Asking for a friend.

>>11940329
Thanks.

I'm hoping for a third white soldier to come after my morning star. I need its power.

thoughts on NIO?

>>11940884
Very volatile and difficult to price. But it seems to have a solid support at 6.

>>11940884
Lots of small EV startups like Faraday or Fisker have failed. But NIO has the largest potential market being based in China, and could get a competitive advantage by avoiding tariffs. Tesla has been willing to drop prices to compensate for tariffs though, so we'll see how that goes.

>>11940866
As long as you aren’t fat. Most of them just want the “American” experience of getting dicked down by some giant barbarian. Big black guy I was working with had a girl who was going to buy him a Skyline if he stayed.

>>11940866
ar are you me 6.3ft 220 /fit/ latino did we ever decide whether to move to move back to DF or SEA when we hit our 500k goal
>>11940884 the Chinese government isnt going to let it die. along with them being given stolen tech from the usa that company isnt going anywhere for long term hold they are great comp at that price

>>11940984
Sorry I'm blond hair blue eyed and very very white.

>>11941006
Oh shit son, you’ll have pussy falling out of your pocket. If you go, pace yourself and don’t get burnt out on Asian women like I did.

>>11940196
Where is your sense of adventure anon? Fortune favors the brave.

>>11941026
can confirm i live in VA Richmond next to vcu and have no problem pulling jap and chinese students here they have a huge fetish for tall guys it also dosent hurt that im in great shape. keep in mind asian chicks tend to go crazy after a while

Fuck, now I’m all nostalgic.

>>11940535
the only thing I'm going to change is the stocktwits link

Want a stock to drop? Let me know and I will buy it. Everything I buy drops. Literally everything

I thought maybe I was just making bad picks, but I decided to test it out by picking stocks at random. I randomly selected 10 stocks, bought at least 1 share of each of them and they all went red. 10/10.

I'm offering this service for free for tomorrow.

>>11941311
did........ they all drop today? how everything was green today even GE

Let's just deregulate the market and leave interest rates low forever, what could go wrong YOLO

>>11940566
>thinkingface.png

Ok same dude from last thread, I asked 100k in 20 dividend stocks or 100k on SPY

I got answers ranging from leveraged ETF (bad idea if no deal this weekend) to all in SPY to part SPY part div stocks, and finally some growth stocks and safe plays.

I'm thinking 5k a pop of a KO or JNJ would do me little good over the span of 10 years. If I'm regularly contributing to this stack, all 20 picks have to be good or I get rekt on growth. If I go 15 growth stocks and 5 div, I could get rekt on something stupid like tariffs or raising the rates

My guess is the best option is to put most of it into SPY and play 20-30k on leaps options. Thoughts?

>Go to buy stock on online brokerage
>I'm sorry, we cannot place this order electronically due to the stock being on our watchlist for suspicious activity. Please contact our brokerage at 1-800-blahblahblah to purchase this
>stock pumps 10% the next day
why do brokerages get away with this bros

>>11941372

Even today. Bought $BLUE and $ROKU. Both red.

>>11941431

What would happen if you bought a stock and then bet against yourself?

>>11941424
did you try to buy IGC or something
they were doing you a favor by stopping you from losing your money on a company that you didn't do the research to realize was an obvious scam

>>11941498
nah, it's a biopharma company i have done research on

>>11941507
which company, out of curiosity

>>11941431
just buy index funds and win/lose with the rest of the herd

>>11941424
>why do brokerages get away with this bros

If you see some trash stock with that restriction on it you don't want to touch it other than for a day trade. Stocks that get slapped with this designation are flagrant p&d's with some unsubtle insider trading history for good measure. The reason to avoid isn't the pump/dump tendency, lots of legitimate small and medium cap stocks have that, it's the risk of SEC halt, investigation, and de-list. You have little recourse if a stock you hold gets the halt and delist.

>>11941482

hmmmmmm never thought of that. I'm going to try that tomorrow. They won't see it coming,

>>11941568
One question why did you choose Roku?

>>11941579

It was one of my random picks

https://raybb.github.io/random-stock-picker/

>portfolio up 40% this year
>broke $300k
It may have never been the big overnight gains, but after all these years it finally built up to something.

>>11941650
how much did you start with?

>>11941311
>>11941431
>>11941568
>>11941595
I am so sorry but I can't stop laughing because of the content of your posts and those fucking Wojaks. Start buying puts on everything lmao.

Today was a good day to laugh at bearfags, bullfriends. Now let's get ready to laugh at them again when the G20 summits hits in two days.

alright one of you cunts stole my motivation and I want it back. So what's going to happen is, I'll turn my back, count to 10, and when I turn round again I want to have it back.
I don't care who took it, only that it is returned to me.

>>11941824
You're gonna make it bro

>>11939277
You can buy with the mentality of short term gains, or you could get growth stocks that wouldn't be affected by rates increase

>>11939062
Trump will rise the tarrifs on China with 10-15% and impose new ones, also 25% tarrifs on EU cars next wrek.
When do I short the market frens ?

>>11941419
where did the folks from the last thread go

>still down 15% on FB

Be honest /smg/, how hard did the Fed fuck you today?

I was 80% certain he was gonna hike rates. My puts got fucked in the ass. Down ~$1.2k this week alone.

>>11941969
none because I dont gamble I only invest in sure things

>>11941969
I was up 3% all day until I was suddenly -1%. And I'll probably still lose this spread tomorrow too so rip. Feels fedblasted, man.

>>11941969
>powell seemed dovish last hike date
>surely talk about hiking more right before december
>short bottom

The absolute state of bearfaggots

>>11941969
Up 4.27% today.

>smug bears getting BTFO

>>11941969

I only buy target retirement fund boomer shit. I'm just here for the shitposts.

>>11941424

Which ticker?

>>11941311
Buy a share of SPXS and SQQQ pls

>>11941969
>he fell for the bear market meme and unironically tried to short the bottom

>>11941969
Permabear mode is the Chad thing to

>>11941969
>tfw bear but don't make retard bets that get btfo because powell opens his mouth in public
feels good man. I've been in the green all week, including today. In fact I think I'll see a bounce in my TIPS mutual fund tomorrow morning.

>>11942228
most of the chads here lost all of their money

I remember there was a "chad" tripfag here kast year that would go all in on shit like Drys and bankrupt companies. fucking disappeared off the face of the earth

probably offed himself when he got margin called

I've been gone for a while but what ever happened to big five guy?

Mid teens soon...r-right?

>>11941482
Everyone would call you a retard. But hell, you can get that for free.

>>11941311
Buy YINN please

Wait, why did the market pump again? Are investors all morons? Powell purposely left everything ambiguous. He's still gonna pump the rates. Market is gonna crash so hard in the next few days when people smarten up. Futures are already bigly red.

>>11942065
I got a mix myself.
VFORX fund
plus a few individual stocks. Nothing fancy but the more complex you make something the more apt it is to get all fucked up. My biggest gamble is on Arman but it's looking more and more like a winner long term. Plus I ain't got a lot (compared to some) tied up in this so I tried to make the most out of my dough. Least enough to get the ball rolling anyway.

>>11941424
Robinhood all the way

>>11942448
Bigly red would be like 1% down

Futures were like .50% down on Tuesday and it ended up being a green day anyway

>>11941969
Tripled my investment today. Could have almost quadrupled or more it if I stayed in until the end of the day.

>>11942538
Futures are down 46/0.18% now

>>11942572
God I wish this were me.
I need red Thursday, at least just for AMD, and I'll have no issue being bull.

>>11942572
what were your investments?

Holy fuck why am I so autistic.
The girl I like asked me what my long term financial goals were. Instead of saying buying a house or being debt free like a normal person, I sperged the fuck out
I told her I wanted to get rich enough to finance a quasi-spiritual crypto cult to fight the influence of Moloch.
But that wasn't enough
She looked confused and asked what Moloch is, and I went on a rant about the cabal of elite that sacrifice children
I'm going to fucking kill myself, goodbye smg

>>11942628
$290 call on AMZN and $74 MSFT, got them a few days ago.

>>11942637
What in the fuck is wrong with you lmao

>>11942590
I have a $19 put on AMD expiring 12/7, looking okay.

>>11939373
You can buy august 2019 puts on FTSE 100 components. Or you can buy a FTSE inverse ETF, but I don’t know of any traded on american exchanges. Mind your currency risk and don’t buy unless the messy exit really happens.

>>11942637
if she's not redpilled enough to accept your semi autistic inane bable at face value it was never meant to be.

>>11942683
Bruv, I had an $18 AMD put but i had to sell it early to cover my SPY losses. Feels awful man. I know you'll win that one though, that's easy fucking pickings right there.

>>11942637
Gomfy you saved my pic of Mel Gibson that I posted when talking to matlab anon about skateboards without asking. Also
>being capable of hindering moloch in any way

>>11942637
next time just talk about facts of the SPYD

$5k to invest where to start? newfag here

>>11942799
2k into coke, 2k into at&t, 1k into memestocks and options. Have fun.

Tell me why

Ain't nothin' but a heartache

Tell me why

Ain't nothin' but a mistake

>>11942799
$5k is a nearly pointless amount. Hit up /r/wallstreetbets. You need big gains on options until you reach a workable amount.

>>11942827
americans are poor because they buy liabilities instead of assets.

>>11942828
how much is a workable amount?

>>11942799
read the OP

>>11942856
~25k minimum. Preferably 50k. You can do that in 1 good bet.

Let's play a game frens. Name your favorite one or two stocks you are holding and why. I go first.

My favorite stocks I am holding are CY and NRZ. NRZ is cool because it is one of the only REITs that is holding a shit ton of mortgage servicing rights. CY is neato because they are a pretty well insulated semi conductor. They have their hands in normal semi shit, USB-C, and semis for cars. They've been enacting a plan to increase the amount of semis they put in each car, rather than increasing their total market share. They've also been growing their IOT division.

http://www.cypress.com/blog/ceo-corner/cypress-30-vision-and-blueprint-complete-embedded-solutions-fast-growing-markets

>KNKT: 737 was air worthy. Poor safety culture at Lion Air.
Eat shit, pacific niggers. Boeing will dab on your grave.

>>11942941
>name
Coke
>why?
*crack* *sips* AAAHHHHHHH that's the good stuff.

Might also buy some at&t or nbev too. And of course, AMD options if the bull doesn't completely stomp on my balls.

>>11942941
>Name
QLD
SPXL
>Why
optimized for long-term gains

>>11942895
I feel like every bet I make is a loser. How do you mitigate that when you keep going all-in?

>>11942637
I can't breate lmfao

I unironically know what you're talking about but Jesus

>>11943008
>keep going all-in?

Don't do that. It's a low percentage move.

>>11942799
I started with 500 bucks about 2 years ago.
I started with just SPY and AMD.
I quickly picked up NVDA, SOXL, SPXL, TECL... I think I had no more than 2 grand in my account for a solid 6 months, so yeah that's enough.

>>11942856
500 bucks

>>11943008
Well, you can increase and decrease your leverage by switching between SPY, SSO, SPXL...
I don't think any pick should necessarily be a loser unless it's a sinking ship like GE or if you get meme'd by a penny stock like DRYS or HMNY.

What are some of the picks that you've made that you consider losers?

>>11942941

Tetra BioPharma maybe. I have traded it three times for good profit over the last year. They do weed derivative med research. It's the only company besides GW Pharma that is far along in clinical trials (phase 3 or beyond on at least two meds). Tetra is more sexy than GW as it is still a penny stock. Could be a ten bagger in two or three years if things go really well for their research. Bio pharma risks and bullshit all apply though, which is why I don't long hodl it.

>>11943008
Oh, there's also dollar cost averaging. I don't buy into my large positions all at once. I'll have some cash lying around or have cash lying in SPY, then on a very red day for SPY, I'll set it for something that lost even more cash / is more volatile (like NFLX, AMD, FNGU, or even just SPXL)

You should also try to wait for a good entry point (like buying on red days). But it can be hard to tell sometimes whether something is just a retrace or a falling knife.

>>11943056
>>11943092

Sorry I was referring to picking options. I agree with everything you wrote and I'm comfortable with buying shares and the vast majority of my wealth is invested that way.

However I have been trying to trade options for the last month or so and it feels like I always choose incorrectly. I'm researching how to do iron condors and spreads/straddles but it seems like I always pick the wrong strike points.

>>11942941
BLNKGANG BLNKGANG BLNKGANG BLNKGANG

>>11942799
all in weed calls. The bottom was yesterday

>tfw the goyim wont stop purchasing your wares

>>11943063

Second fav stock is Canada Goose. People seem to really like their jackets for whatever reason. Personally I think they're a bit bulky in comparison to better quality winter outerwear. However, come to any Canadian university campus on a cold winter day and you will see a minimum of five Canada Goose coats in the span of a 30 minute walk.

Do not buy GOOS right now. It's about to retrace off a high. Buy puts or short it if anything.

>>11943193
I also like Lululemon right now, it's in the status club right now

>>11943193

Goose chart. Look for a drop back down to green trend line at ~$50 (can) or the bottom floor support at ~$47. Buy around that price point.

>>11943257

SNUG PANTS

>>11943266

GOOS CHART

don't long right now

>>11942941
VTGN is making a drug called AV-101 to treat depression and neuropathic pain
AV-101 acts on the same neurological pathway in the same way as ketamine (they're both NMDA antagonists), and there's significant scientific literature, as well as increasing use in clinical settings, supporting the efficacy of ketamine in treating both of those things
The advantages AV-101 has over ketamine is that it's orally bioavailable (you can take it as pills instead of having to inject it), which makes it a lot more likely for doctors to prescribe it, and it has fewer long-term side effects and safety concerns than ketamine
Its performance in clinical trials and the fact that it's been fast tracked by the FDA twice indicate that it's a promising drug that can potentially solve the problems of a drug that's been proven to be very effective but has several disadvantages hindering its adoption as a more widespread means of treatment

It's a small-cap biotech stock, so it's naturally very volatile and will dip and rise wildly on relatively low volume, in addition to being vulnerable to short term manipulation
Ultimately, the winning strategy is to be patient and hold as long as the fundamentals are there


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

>>11943123
Oh, I mostly stopped doing options. The deck is kind of stacked against you thanks to shit like theta decay.

>>11939433
Why are you shilling your shitty etf, it's gone up 95% over 18 years, thats 5.2% per year.. you would unironically make more by buying some shitty stock with 10% dividends

>>11943369
>10% dividends
Why don't you just go all in on DRYS? It has a 700% div yield

>>11939967
read with Eugene's voice from walking dead

>>11943056
where did you learn how to trade? don't want to go blindly in.

>>11943418
You would still make more by buying the shittiest stock like that out there, blackrock/stone stock with 7+% div, or just picking stocks at random, 5% per year is obligation tier

>>11943571
I went in blindly. I'm down 900 but I'm up from being down 1200 and I learned a lot.

Go to Investopedia and watch the videos. I wish I did.

>>11943615
I just started a month ago and did the same thing. I've lost probably about 40 dollars over the past month (out of my $650~ investment). Mainly because I put too much into speculatives early on and bought them at the worst possible time. Since then I've been reading the intelligent investor and am learning from my previous mistakes. At this point I've started hedging my portfolio with vanguard ETF's, a few dividend stocks and a small amount in silver (about 11%, planning on diluting that with more vanguard next pay day).

>>11943715
>I put too much into speculatives early on and bought them at the worst possible time.

Yeah, it's important to have a reasonable grasp of TA if you're going to play the speculative bubbles.

>>11943571
I took a class on accounting and another on finance in college. I like thepatternsite.com a lot.
Investopedia is also pretty good like somebody else said.

>>11943753
It's sad that accounting isn't taught in highschool. Should be mandatory that every child knows how to read a balance sheet and income statement before graduating.

>>11943056
>BTFD + meme stocks with calls
I hate that this works.

>>11943602
>You would still make more by buying the shittiest stock like that out there
Check DRYS again. That's DryShips -- the Greek shipping company.
>blackrock/stone stock with 7+% div, or just picking stocks at random, 5% per year is obligation tier
5% dividend is good, but if the dividend exceeds the average DRIP growth of SPY, there's a reason why: the institutional investors view the dividend as unsustainable.
That's why T is the classic major dividend stock.
Also, black rock's ($BLK, right?) dividend yield is only 2.93%

>>11943827
wtf, DRYS really does have a 772% div yield. How in the fuck is that even possible?

>newfags will actually believe a share of DRYS cost $1,316,997,221.82 at one point in history

>>11943768
>It's sad that accounting isn't taught in highschool.
I think it was taught at mine, but it was probably a shitty scaled down version that only involved budgets or just hammered on "revenue - expense = profit"
>Should be mandatory that every child knows how to read a balance sheet and income statement before graduating.
Some kids, particularly inner-city schools, struggle to just make it through algebra. These same children will probably never do the kind of shit we do in this thread and maybe a lucky few may actually open a 401k.
I'm somewhat okay with that complacency existing, but we probably should do a better job opening up that kind of opportunity for those that actually have some ambition in their lives.

>>11943886

newfriend here. how does one into TA? also im under the deep suspicion that all TA is just feel-good-self-hypnosis or mass hysteria. any reads or evidence to suggest otherwise?

>>11943897
jesus how many reverse splits did this company have?

>>11943850
It isn't. That's why I pointed it out.

>>11943886
This.
We need a term for the newest wave of shitposters that comes with every crypto crash, like summerfags on /b/

>>11943897
also wtf am i looking at here

>>11943886
>>11943919
Yea I don't actually believe it traded for that. It might have been listed for 42M through whatever jewish accounting witchcraft was possible at the time, but I don't think any faggot actually bought a share for 42M. Same with the div. That shit's hilarious though lmfao.

>>11943919
well this is a board about money, so jewfag?

Why is the western media bashing Facebook so hard?

>>11943937
the memest of memes

>>11943908
>newfriend here. how does one into TA?
I highly recommend thepatternsite.com
>also im under the deep suspicion that all TA is just feel-good-self-hypnosis or mass hysteria.
A lot of it is. Particularly those crypto threads where people just draw random fucking trendlines.
>any reads or evidence to suggest otherwise?
That's why I recommend thepatternsite.com, it's all statistically backed.

The best TA candlestick patterns only get accuracies up to about 65% or 70% and they're pretty rare.
Some TA indicators like Bollinger bands are such shit that you actually have to inverse how they're intuitively supposed to work to get accuracy improvements out of it.

>>11943908
TA is somewhat accurate in the short term and in the absence of fundamental catalysts (something about the actual company changing) but pointless in the long term because it can't predict how an actual company will change
TA is using the movement of a stock's price to speculate on how its price will move in the future
A stock's price moves when people buy or sell shares of that company's stock
Ultimately, short term fluctuations are predictable to some degree because human psychology is predictable
You can learn a decent bit about TA just by watching youtube videos and reading Investopedia articles
Also, the google drive mentioned in the OP's booklists has some books on TA

>>11943948
>>11943937
https://money.stackexchange.com/questions/33688/why-does-yahoo-finance-and-google-finance-not-match-historical-prices

>>11943918
a reverse split makes a stock more expensive, a regular split makes it cheaper

>>11939373
>trusting bankers
Looks suspiciously like a climate change model.

>>11943918
A LOT. It was a meme stock like HMNY and SDRL.

>>11943937
>>11943948
Go to investopedia or Wikipedia and look up "reverse split"
It's the opposite of a "split" which you may have heard of AAPL doing in the 90s or early 2000s.
When a ticker hits penny stock status, it'll sometimes do a R/S in order to avoid getting delisted (HMNY did this over the summer).

>>11943961
>thinkingface.png

>>11943981
Correct!

>>11944024
this is actually a very reliable way to weed out newfags, provided people don't give them the answer like I just did

>>11944024
>>11943918
misunderstood your post

>>11944045
I know what a reverse split is. But using it to hit a stock price of +1B? kek. That's just awesome.

>>11944024
yes, which means multiple reverse splits would create such a high cost of the stock in the past. if a reverse split happens and the stock tanks, it makes it look like the past price was higher. which is how DRYS appears to have been trading at 1.3 billion per share in 2008. they probably had a shit load of reverse splits to get a share price that could continue to trade on a major market instead of OTC

>>11943908
>how does one into TA? also im under the deep suspicion that all TA is just feel-good-self-hypnosis or mass hysteria

It's not (entirely), but you have to understand that TA in part works because EVERYONE uses it to some degree or another on the stock market. Basic stuff like moving averages, how to draw trend lines, support/resistance identification, RSI for overbought/oversold conditions. You won't get far trading stocks if you don't understand why things happen when they do, why traders often pile on or mass sell at specific times without any catalyst or material change from the actual company. The TA done for Buffet memester long hodlers is a little different but not by much; your scope is just longer.

>>11944056
that number is caused by how google displays historical prices, not the actual price the company traded at, though it did have a fuckton of reverse splits

https://money.stackexchange.com/questions/33688/why-does-yahoo-finance-and-google-finance-not-match-historical-prices

>>11944117
...yes. I'm aware... like I said earlier, just because it showed that price doesn't mean it was actually worth that price...

>>11943745
I didn't know much about technical analysis at the time. Even after studying it a little bit I know I don't know enough about it to really speculate. The most I really know is how to identify lines of support and resistance. Basically I made big bets for good earnings reports on some pot stocks. Funny thing is, one of the stocks even had a good earnings report but the stock still plunged. The other one had a mediocre report but that stock plunged as well. I bought at the top of a speculative bubble and paid the price. I probably won't see gains on those stocks for another year or so but I'm not too worried about it since I don't have a lot invested and it's been a valuable learning experience worth more than the 40 dollars in losses. Plus it's helped me better identify when a stock is overvalued.

China Red, US Futures Red

>>11944166
>Funny thing is, one of the stocks even had a good earnings report but the stock still plunged. The other one had a mediocre report but that stock plunged as well.

Earnings are deceptive to noobs. There are a lot of variables that come into play during earnings. Guidance being a large one.

>>11944055
I think this is why anons are ignored a lot more than tripfags. I'm not looking to test who the newfags and uninformed investors are every thread.

>>11944056
>I know what a reverse split is.
Can't tell how much people know, unfortunately
>But using it to hit a stock price of +1B? kek. That's just awesome.
Check out JDST + JNUG, TVIX, SPXU, and many other leveraged ETFs that trend down -- their historical price is usually about 100% down on the 5 year chart. This is why it's dumb to hold TVIX kek

>>11944078
>It's not (entirely), but you have to understand that TA in part works because EVERYONE uses it to some degree or another on the stock market.
I think support and resistance levels follow your logic, but a lot of TA patterns are broken or become much less reliable through mass exploitation. I think this is described by the efficient markets hypothesis.
There's a quote somewhere that a pattern discovered by a quant / algorithmic trader usually disappears within 6 months. So, that's why quants try to keep the patterns that they discover to themselves.

>>11944170
just making space for the fat Green candlestick tomorrow

>>11944170
I was kind of expecting a retrace, but I'm still not looking forward to HODLing through it

>>11943615
what videos specifically?

>>11944170
>China
Who gives a shit? Based Nippon closed green.

>>11944225
I'm going to be hodling for a while anyways, so I suppose it doesn't really matter in the long term

>>11941690
$20,000 in 2007

why is oil such a nig

>>11944391

Good morning /smg/. Euro futures up, let's get started.

>>11944550
Looks good, what is it?

>>11944554
From top to bottom
>tomme de savoie (I think)
>ossau-iraty
>chabrol

>>11944550
>Euro futures up
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures

>>11944639
>using investing.com futures

>>11944639
>CAC closed under 5000
>CAC futures are above 5000

>>11944658
What's a better free real time alternative?

>>11943827
Dryships is great for a quick day trade
>from $10 a share to $110 a share in a day
ahh good times, shame I only bought/sold one share that day

>>11943919
>>We need a term for the newest wave of shitposters that comes with every crypto crash, like summerfags on /b/
crypto kiddies? or something making fun of how they will be gone in a month or two?
since most dont even make it a month after doing stocks first, because crypto holding doesnt prepare you for stock market in any way

pumpndump chumps?
targets?

>>11943937
the power of the greek shipping industry

>>11944550
how about asia?
also spiced gouda is best cheese

>>11944686
>free real time
there aint much
at a certain point, if you want to make it, you got to pay the cost of doing business

https://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=geo

>>11944723
>also spiced gouda is best cheese
Caraday-spiced gouda is very good but I prefer alsacian tomme aux fleurs as far as spiced cheese go.

>>11943753
I guess investopedia will be my starting point for now. any books u would suggest?

>>11944782
>>Caraday-spiced gouda is very good
pic related is my absolute favorite cheese of all time
>but I prefer alsacian tomme aux fleurs as far as spiced cheese go.
I'm american, i dont know what half of that even is
but ill eat just about any cheese if its sharp or creamy enough
unless its cottage cheese, because that stuff is truly awful

mild and dry cheese is kinda bland IMO, but ill enjoy just about anything that isnt very hard

buffalo cheese is good too (not spicy buffalo flavored, but cheese made from a buffalo milk instead of a cow/goat milk)

>>11944817
as many as you can read (a random walk is a good starting point if you understand statistics and the normal curve)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rq9DS_rEFIy8JrEeiDDqRhrviAy0Nnqj

>>11944861
>pic related is my absolute favorite cheese of all time
I wouldn't touch that with a 10-foot pole honestly.
As far as firm cheeses go, I love Beaufort but I rarely find a very good one in my city. There's probably some, but I've never found a good cheese dairy that sells it like in the alps. Abondance is very good, and I love goat cheese, especially dry and peppered.

Also we /bull/ nao

>>11944861
>>gouda
>>11945056
>goat
Fucking plebs

>>11945115
>eating anything but KHC products

>>11945056
>>I wouldn't touch that with a 10-foot pole honestly.
to be fair its more my favorite due to spices blend, i have had better tasting pure cheese before

gouda is still favorite kind though
>100% vegetarian, gluten free, no animal rennet
lol never noticed that, it is from wisconsin though i think
maybe the lack of animal in it is what makes it less creamy
>gluten free
isnt all cheese gluten free? man i cant wait for this health fad to be over

>>11945110
fed confirmed it for us yesterday, and just wait for china-us compromise to come out of G20 meeting, it will be glorious

>>11945115
>havarti
good choice, reminds me of a creamy pepper jack
semi-soft and semi-hard are the best kinds of cheese

parmesian is great for its high protein nutrition though, even if it has meh taste at best

>>11945152
singles are ok for sammiches, but not for high quality eating, or as a standalone food

and spray "cheese" is only good for vandalizing property as a kid

>>11945178
I've actually never eaten a kraft single, I just like KHC ;_;
My real favorite cheese is buffalo mozzarella

>>11944861
do you have a top 5? I am a fast reader and learner so I could go through a lot of books. been stuck and scared to get into stocks without any proper preparaton.

>>11945178
>isnt all cheese gluten free?
Yes but it's not supposed to be written on.

press S to spit on Deutsche Bank's grave

>>11945392
depends on what you lack knowledge of
>been stuck and scared to get into stocks without any proper preparaton.
just buy one cheap stock to see how it feels to watch the price go up and down in a day

you can read every book in the world but you wont know what holding feels like until you actually get your feet wet

>>11945927
>cops investigating for criminal activities
S
Now with brexit there's only big french banks left in the EU

FTC investigating in game lootboxes: https://www.businessinsider.com/ftc-investigates-video-game-loot-boxes-kids-gambling-connection-2018-11

short EA and possibly ATVI

>>11945997
lootboxes ain't goin anywhere

>>11939163
Those two didn't come with my nintendo wtf

>>11944382
Yeah, I didn't want to try gaming it with day trading. Too much effort and it risks missing out on gains.

>>11944723
>from $10 a share to $110 a share in a day
>ahh good times, shame I only bought/sold one share that day
I only remember falling for the single day 30% rise resulting from a short squeeze back around November 2016. Haven't touched it since.

>crypto kiddies? or something making fun of how they will be gone in a month or two?
theta burners? theta burn-outs? theta flame-outs?
I'm thinking of Calculated Gamble's all-in on IQ and the tendency of newfags to hop on short-term option gambles.

Moviepass subscribers?
Crypto goyim?

>>11944817
>Books
Ha.
>thinking I have time for reading

>>11944723
>>>We need a term for the newest wave of shitposters that comes with every crypto crash, like summerfags on /b/
>crypto kiddies? or something making fun of how they will be gone in a month or two?
>since most dont even make it a month after doing stocks first, because crypto holding doesnt prepare you for stock market in any way
>pumpndump chumps?
>targets?
What if we just call them "chronic masturbators"? Which is probably also true

>>11944577
Autistic and retarded. Give me some cheddar and call it a day

>>11946268
Dumped ?

>>11946293
I don't have any in my fridge.

Might be overy fir poor RGK
new 4channel mods ban me daily, am just too sickly for fight back

Am knew wasn't gonna survive change

Goodbye for now :(

>>11946268
that could apply to many posters in /smg/ though, not just crypto kids

>>11946302
maybe week hands, since they bought high and sold low? the really are the ideal average investor, because that means they will buy my bags

>>11946339
Sad!
but probably good for the general discussion of this board

you will be missed, any way to keep in touch besides 4channel? or is it coma time?

>>11945997
Me have been telling this to people for year, opening a lootbox, and buying something from game auction house is taxable event

>>11944416
Is black

>>11946406
Why arent you gone like you promised?

>>11946339
Good riddance.

>>11946390
>week hands
Also known as average bizraelis

>>11943190
Nice! I have been tempted to jump into this. Is it worth it, or oversaturated?

>>11946406
Why the fuck am I stupid... FAGGOTS STEP BACK UP TO THE KITCHEN FOR A MINUTE... oh it's the time, like a whole year spent fucking shit posting... I guess I can't lie.. I love yoou retarded kneebads, This song goes out especially for you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEyKp8YfzaU

I hope you all are ready, we're making nat gas moon under the nose of you faggots.

>>11946620
look at cold weather, and settlement dates regarding inventory shortages from the pipeliines. niggas ain't got shit on me or my ruptured hemmoirdal bleeding virgin asshole.

I sure as hell it's not prostate cancer.... fuck that i'll died before kneepads before i take any fucking treatment.

>>11946669
wat

>>11946724
Baggie is shitting blood

Buy Fake book stock

>>11946883
sounds like some gay shit

What's your prediction for the G20, I just hope if the bad orange man wont make it look like they are making headway with the chings he goes full force the other way. I want to see him in a rice farmer hat pulling his eyes squint and interupting the bad yellow man by shouting "Ching ping pong ling long Chong" every time he tries to speak.

>>11946339
:^(

>>11946406

>>11946339
May your beauty surpass your skill for shitposting <3
Goodbye for now, RKG

Good morning anons, hope today is profitable for everyone.

a share costs $100
you only have $50

can you buy half of a share or do you always need the full amount of money?

t. noob

>Futures all red

Everyone already knows drumpf is about to fuck up G20. My SPY PUTS are safe :).

Oil just broke USD $50 support.
It's happening!!!!!!

>>11946883
Wut. Really?
>>11946669
There's a lot of other things it can be.
Are you having stomach pains? It could be Crohn's or Ulcerive Colitis

>>11947118
depends on your broker, some let you, some dont.

>>11947181
Maybe old baggie hides his bags in his ass like a drug mule.

>>11939276
>3%
It's 40% you faggot.

seems like a lot of people on /biz/ has health problems.

I'm going to find the board that has the least amount of health problems and visit there more often

>>11947269
/fit/?

>>11946339
bout fucking time.. i've been filing complaints forever

where is the dip

>>11947311
don't all their idols have heart attacks?

>>11947269
I have 0 health problems. I don't even catch cold.

>>11947260
maybe for you, but i bought my MU when it was $30 a share

sold off most of it already too

>>11942637
wow. picturing this guy sperging out over a simple question and going into detail about his crypto cult would definitely scare some girls away.. but hey.. if she comes back.. it was either A) ment to be or B) she is too ugly to find someone else

testing my elite hacking skills

>>11942637
I love stories like this cause it makes me feel normal lol.

>>11947540
I just left a girl at a bar last night because she didn't buy me a drink, she didn't buy me a drink because i didn't want to give her a kiss. She was supposed to buy drinks because I bought dinner. She only bought a me a beer and a shot then didn't want to get me another when i refused to kiss her.. so i left her there. then she went off telling me how i'm a prick...

Am I though? am I a prick? the deal was I buy dinner she buys drinks at the bar.. she didn't follow through so i figured she didn't need a ride home. Thats pretty normal.. r-right?

>>11942637
Well, I would have laughed my ass off of your shit
But that is totally not normie tier

>>11942718
How do you fucking kickflip ?
I keep trying but can't succeed

New
>>11947591
>>11947591
>>11947591

>>11942718
>matlab anon
is there another lurking out there?

>>11939062
>mfw when i all in shorted the dow with leverage x100 and lost ~80% by now

>>11947613
Matlab is truly godtier if you know how to use it