/biz/ - Business & Finance

MAX YOUR IRAs KEKS

IF YOU DONT YOU WILL FAIL AND YOU WILL NEVER SUCCEED

>>13454118
i know :C

>>13454090
He plays shit tier pennies and thats not my style but its still hilarious to watch lmao

Ranjeetmetall AG very comfy hold sirs

HOLY FUCK WHY DIDNT I LISTEN TO MYSELF AND BUY FUCKING DISNEY FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK ME

anyone waiting for Monday's biotech catalysts?

The current psychology on TSLA is basically a lite version of early 2016, except short interest is higher, and also not falling so the bounce will be even more epic. Falling candlesticks are not wickless red candles like in 2016 so bears aren't completely in control, but the stock is oversold as fuck being more than 1 stddev below lower bollinger band.

I will be trying to time the bounce here. There's a pretty massive profit potential here.

What happens to an option contract if a reverse split occurs? Is that contract suddenly worth whatever the shares split too? (So if it was a 25:1 reverse split, an older contract would be for 4 shares?)

>>13454217
Which ones

>>13454205
you can still buy it retard, its only going to go up. its at an ATH, there is no resistance. The new Avengers is going to have the highest grossing opening weekend EVER and possibly the first $1b opening weekend.

THE BULLRUN HAS STARTED, NOBODY WILL BUY YOUR BOOMER STOCKS

BUY CRYPTO FAGS

it's mathematically impossible for tesla to fall lower

>>13454339
priced in

All in Tesla 260 average

>>13454247
Ignoring the fact that this is one of the highest velocity and most manipulated stocks on the market today...The stock just broke multiyear support and has been in a downtrend for months. The CC was absolutely brutal so there is a catalyst. They went from being profitable with unlimited demand to huge demand problems they refuse to address and losing 700 million with only 2 billion left in cash. This thing might pop to retest 250 but old support is now resistance.The only thing that can save the company is a capital raise.

>>13454247
your photo is from 2017...

>>13454431
And the post was about comparisons to the V shaped recovery in 2016.

>>13454371
"crypto" (meme ''''''''coins''''''') are for retarded children who dont understand the stock market. there is absolutely NOTHING that bitcoin offers that the stock market doesnt. your meme coin has the volatility of the most cliche boomer stock. you people literally freak the fuck out when your '''''''coin''''''' increases by 10%. its absolutely hilarious watching you aspies sperg out (making 10 threads) over something that happens multiple times a day in the real world with stocks

I want to see elon-chan oversold rsi on daily first.

just found the best senior technical analyst on stocktwits lads

https://stocktwits.com/BotMuncher1

>>13454615

>>13454615
>>13454640

What are we buying in our IRA’s anons

>>13454657
My retirement accounts are just boomer index funds and sometimes commodity etfs. I got a nice bump from oil price lately.

>>13454689
We talking VTSAX patrician funds or ETF’s?

>>13454657
>>13454694
why would anybody in the country have anything except VTSAX as their entire IRA contribution every year? is there a legitimate argument against it, ever?

>>13454694
Uh, i have leaf vanguard versions of spy and ndx. No dow right now. The spy equivalent is canadian dollar hedged. Leaf versions of these things are kind of all over the place. Sometimes i use leveraged etfs as well; did so on the January bounce. Switched to no leverage when things started to look crab markety so i can collect divies even if snibs plays snibby games.

>>13454105
Is there consensus on the best stock broker/program for Canadians? Debating between TD Ameritrade and Quest Trade but wondering if any of you have other suggestions.

>>13454710
yes

>>13453826
>what’s the catch?
>doesn’t tell him the catch
What a waste of a post. kys
>>13453788
Here’s the catch anon. I went and bought KHC just before it got JUSTed because it had around a 6% or 5% divvy on my $45. Then some seriously shitty news came out and the stock dropped $10 and they cut the divvy to what is now around 3% of what I paid for it. So now I’m getting a mediocre divvy while my stock lost big time. It’s possible they could cut the divvy again, or it could go even lower than it is now at 32.

With macy’s the divvy could also get cut, or worse, the company could go tits up like Sears and JC Penny’s and then you’re truly fucked. I’ve been debating buying too, but they haven’t done anything to prove they’re stopping Amazon from steamrolling them. Once I see that, I’ll buy in too because it’s a super old boomer company and the divvy is nice.

DIS bouta buy me a yacht off the coast of cancun

>>13454808
>capeshit

>>13454761
Wealth simple.

>>13454832
Thank you - appreciated. Will look into it.

>>13454710

FSKAX is Fidelity’s equivalent.

Can someone explain to a newbie why this happens? And how is it possible to sell instantly?

>>13454966
long story short, just because someone is asking 12 bucks for their share of roastiecorp doesn't mean you can sell your shares of roastiecorp for 12 bucks

>>13454966
it doesn't, this tweet is bullshit

>>13454966

It’s called order spread. The price shown on the ticker is the average between the highest bid and the lowest ask on the order books at the exchange.

>>13454105
>Invested in a managed portfolio
>It dumps
>The managing Bank decides to close the fund
What the le fuck !!?
Danes are the scum of the earth.
I.e. Saxo Bank

>>13454710
Have a hard time thinking anything else besides VTIAX as a hedge

>>13454916
FZROX at Fidelity > FSKAX

>>13455054

Wow! Thanks fren. I’ll definitely check it out.

>>13455054
ive never quite understood international markets as a hedge in modern times

the US and RoW is too interconnected, do people really think the US economy can recess while the rest of the world expands? Seems impossible, seems like RoW is dependent on the US and they cannot expand without US, while the US could grow while RoW memes around and accomplishes nothing

this is why i am 100% US equities

>>13454375
That’s what I had been thinking, but I’m not so sure.

A. Out of everyone she sees Endgame, there’s going to be a lot of them who think “holy shit that’s so epic, and those trailers after the credits... I should invest in Disney!”
B. Same thing for people who hear about the box office numbers in the news
C. Careful investors like hedgies wait to make sure it lives up to the hype

Also, is the pump Disney gets when they buy comcast’s Hulu shares priced in?

I can’t believe I’m saying it, but I think I’m a fool for not doubling down on Disney even though im up 20%. My only hope is that someone decides to sell the news.

>>13454710
IRA doesn’t tax dividends, so getting a high dividend payer or dividend focused index fund with DRIP seems smart. Thoughts?

>>13455160
what about the rule of thumb of having your age % of your portfolio in bonds (such as Vanguard total bond fund)

>>13454966
100% didn't happen. Another roastie lying for attention.
>12.2 to 4.31 so fast she couldn't even find the button.
Either she's certifiably "slow" or circuit breakers ceased to exist for that moment only.

>>13455160
I'm not saying I hold it myself, just that besides US Bond/International Bond what other asset class could you buy? Gold and silver don't belong in an IRA. Maybe a REIT fund but that's included in VTSAX

is investing in woke stocks worth it?

>>13454339
>ts only going to go up. its at an ATH, there is no resistance

imagine watching capeshit, let alone investing in it

>>13454966
Also I'll answer "how to sell instantly?"
You can't. Stock mkt requires someone to buy your shares. Now this isn't always a direct transaction though. Often times it's actually your broker buying them, or a market maker who the brokers sells orders to.
Either way you can't do it instantly in the true sense of the word but you can do it very quickly. Within a second, if there is sufficient demand at your price.
Also Mia K getting involved like this should signal the age of this expansion to everyone ITT.

>>13455035
Read full prospectuses and pricing supplements before making substantial buys.

>>13455174
bonds are a joke if you are more than 10 years from retirement. There is no reason to all to artificially ruin your annual returns by wasting part of your portfolio on useless bonds that dont do anything. If you cant take the risks involved in 100% equities than you cant afford to invest that money.

I hate bonds, useless garbage

>>13455174
that's a dumb rule
what are you supposed to do when you turn 101
yeah bet you didn't think of that

>>13454640
>>13454650
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>>13455217
>Th-the market is wrong!

Here's your gf. I hope all the investing you're doing in her pays off.

Unironically, I hope you picked up Bernie's Basket of cheapies.

>>13455171
this

Any apps where I can play around with trading that are similar to the real thing?

>>13455536
>Th-the market is wrong!

The idea that the market is wrong at least occasionally is the central thesis of value investing
I don't understand why people think this is such a radical idea

Should I go all in on disney calls?
Was thinking 5/17 150

>>13455589
>literally buying the top after they released a dogshit movie

>>13455570
make a paper trading account with td ameritrade
identical to the real stock market (uses actual market data), except with no actual money involved

paper trading and actual trading are different things tho, because you think and act differently when it's your actual money on the line

https://platform.thinkorswim.com/platform/index.html#!/pmregister

>>13455589
yes. there is a good chance Avengers hits 1bn opening weekend. Disney isn't at its top yet

>>13455570
just go in with real money and make sure the money is yours. There is a lot of value in losing your own money that you worked for. Keep your head up and always push forward. There will be losses but thats fine, just keep them minimal, nobody is a perfect trader .. remember that.

also don't let people that sit on the sidelines tell you how to play the game.

>>13455689
I have a sudden urge to invest in LCI

He will aid me in Financial Freedom. Recent Earnings report; the highlights:

Profit is Up
Debt is down (on track to pay down more of it by yr end)
Divvy is Safe

Over 6% yield w/ divvy increases each year.
100 T babies now; by time I'm an old man at 65 I'll be raking in $31k in free Divvy payout. Assuming I don't buy more shares that is. (Ha, I'll be buying more with next years tax refund)

So at retirement time I'll have this as income:

Work Pension
Work 401k
Savings @ 1% monthly rate (Retirement padding)
Savings @ 0.25 monthly rate (Shit happens account)
Divvy Payout
SS check (at 65)

No debt other than house so really all I'll be spending money on is just everyday bills and shit

>>13455624
Thanks but it seems they don't have my country even though it's not as 3rd world as some of the other ones they have. Also I'm looking for an android app

>>13455689
I'm poor and don't have much real money to throw away.

>>13455700
Its actually a really good company that has been beaten down by manipulative shorts to cover but yet they realized there aren't many sellers at the bottom.

>>13455760
Just slowly save up. Cut expenses in your daily life and slowly stack. It'll take time but once you have some weight to swing around it'll all be worth it.

>>13455754
In the mean time while I wait for next Tax year to hit I'll be dumping money over into my saving accounts. Gotta rebuild them up some. Had some large expenses pop up.

>>13455536
Just been waiting like usual
Need more money to actually pick anything up

>>13454615
FUCKING FOLLOWED

>>13455953
>>13455536
Still holding GALT, of course
Managed to get to an average price of $4.36 a while back, which isn't too bad

>>13455246
Yeah, I know.
Was just making an observation based on my experience.
All investment Co's fine print
> You could lose all yout money, but invest long term nontheless

Playing the election year:
AAXN?

thoughts?

>>13456211
If they’re really hawkish AND we get a blow out jobs report, the market might freak... but I think Powell’s been put in his place.

This market wants higher.

>>13456232
SPX 3000 for sure, we might chop around ath before 2950 tho. This prediction is because of the 3.2% gdp that came out. I dont have money on this btw, just a speculation for next week.

someone give me a qrd on stocktwits

wells Fargo - Red/wood canvas type chairs, pink flowers
Chase - Black leather chairs, a single bouquet of white flowers

>>13456349
I'm buying JPM and if they cut their dividend in the next 20 years I'm going to shoot myself

>>13456349
real flowers in both cases? can you estimate the amount of flowers? did you notice any scent?

any interesting differences between the people at the (I assume) branches?
clothing, fitness, healthy skin, any interesting scents?

any difference in ambient temperature?

from that description alone I like WFC

>>13456401
its not physically possible to cut

>>13456437
Real, and both were loaded with customers
Wells had a flower for every cubicle thing, probably around 5-7 vases, and Chase had only 1 but it was centered and they had a mural and garden outside

Didnt really look at people, just fat mexicans mostly

>>13456507
Imagine holding this criminal bank the last 5 years
I understand the upside for JPM BAC C, but WFC is a no

>>13456559
Can't we safely assume that all banks are criminal, it's just a matter of when they get caught?

>>13456610
Bretty based, you're right

>>13456610
t.

>>13456632
t. Zoomer
Have you not heard of 2008?

Anyone knows of REITs (or property companies/funds) that are more risk-taking and innovative than the industry usually is? Can be unusual/new locations, new concepts.

>>13456649
trailer parks.

>>13456639
>all banks participated in the selling of CDOs
>all banks are bad

t.

>>13456671
>Citibank executive has joined the server

>>13456682
>he has to work for the other side, theres NO WAY my opinion could be wrong!1!!

t.

>>13456610
No. They are criminals and they have been caught. It is a matter of when they get punished. Hint: Never.

>>13456663
>mfw I have a healthy spread of REITs that are literally squeezing the hyper poor residence dry of their earnings but I don't care because I was raised in a trailer park
It's awful. Get an apartment.

>>13456663
I didn't mean a business model but names of REITs/companies I could research then.

>>13456649
Welltower comes to mind
Was looking at them but then I realized I know nothing about reits. They focus on medical properties and the divvy looked pretty good.

Can I get a quick rundown on reits and the tax/taxfree nature of their dividens?

>>13456610
Bretty gud description. And the cost of fines is often worth the risk or even outweighed by the profit potential.

None of them have clean hands. I remember wells looking like choirboys when BofA was illegally foreclosing prematurely on homes. Kicking families out of their homes when they still have time to pay off their loans is not super cool in my book.

>>13456507
Why were you at physical banks? Two in the same day?

You should tell all these fat Mexicans about green dot.

>>13456746
>apartment
i live in a house i built on land i own. also acquire trailers and fix them up and sell them to approved residents who pay me a mortgage.

>>13456771
Picked up New Residential investment for their .50 dividend per quarter, and a bunch of hedge funds also recently picked it up so my laziness either means the company is good or the company is doing somthing to make it seem good so the hedge funds can pump and dump

>>13454657
>IRA

FSKAX and FXNAX. You could also use VTSAX and VBTLX.

>>13456649
oxford lane (OXLC) if you want nutty yields financed by very risky money lending

there are some specialist REITs that just lease property for special things, like server farms or weed stuff
there are some logging REITs

that's what comes to mind

>>13456779
>>13456790
>>13456808
Many thankings. That gives me something to look into.

Just found that

http://www.reitwayglobal.com/component/k2/innovative-specialist-reit-s-flourish-on-global-stock-markets.html


>>13456779
>Was looking at them but then I realized I know nothing about reits.
Perhaps that's something? Though not a quick rundown.

"The Intelligent REIT Investor (2016)"
https://b-ok.cc/book/2839523/7e4e73

zoomer here, have read a few financial books, what do you guys think about a 10% rem, 20% crypto market spread, 50% index funds, 20% AAPL investment strategy. I will not day trade, and will DCA into everything, how shitty/good is this methodology?

>>13454105
That's one juicy OP pic
props to you

>>13456841
I also recently invested in Orchid Island Capital, though from what I can tell it just invests in residential mortgage-backed securities.
>mfw I just realized I bought stock in a company I knew nothing about and if we have another mortgage crisis I'm going to be hurting

>>13456860
thanks
I didn't realize how bad the text would look in the thumbnail, I'll have to remember to account that part

>>13456890
not mortgages, not residential
they're like a payday loans for businesses, sort of
well, technically they buy low-grade corporate debt from banks
but yeah not residential, not mortgage
still risky by nature

>>13455054

Would give FZROX a year or more to prove they are able to track their benchmark, as they are using a completely new one created by Fidelity themselves.

>>13456797
why would you NOT Roth IRA with tax free dividend payers through an ETF with a focus on this?

>>13456746
>mfw I live in Lou’s Angelo’s
>YAMERO.jpg
We’ve relegated trailer parks sooo far to the peripheries, and we wonder about our surging homeless population. And with the current crop of millennials and zoomers, I’m thinking home ownership is going out the window but the bubble is still going to inflate.

How do I invest in these apartment complexes in the city where all the high earning Chad/stacies are setting up shop? (Our tiny dogs ARE our babies!)
>poor grapekun, just wants a waifu like the rest of us
>>13456797
>50% safe gains, 20% TIIIIIIIM, 30% meme speculation, 0% Disney, 0% dividens
Checks out, go for it, whatever you lose you have the rest of your life to earn back. BUT I think every dollar in the mouse right now is money well spent.

Just saw the cover of Entertainment magazine and realized we have not even begun to moon. Typically Disney dips in summer and surges in winter... we will see if that happens. High gas prices aren’t good for amusement parks, but could be good for that summer lineup.

I know nothing about the new X-men movie though, and just got a very bad feeling when I saw Sansa Stark is involved.

What's the word on the street?

>>13455174

It's better to exercise something like this the closer you get to retirement. If you can handle the volatility of being invested in stocks 100%, then just stay in stocks. But ask yourself how you would handle a RBD if the market tanked 15%+. If market tanks and you have nothing else to re-balance it with, then you have to wait for the equities to appreciate in value again. Just remember, it's a paper gain/loss until you actually have to sell.

>>13456975
>I’m thinking home ownership is going out the window but the bubble is still going to inflate.
I agree, banks are discovering that the younger generation is not fond of the idea of being weighed down by both Student Debt and a Mortgage

>>13456999
True for other things as well. Sharing economy and gig economy are certainly related to this trend. Not only in the US but the West in general. Younger generation in general seems to be relatively poorer than their grandparents at that age.

>>13456984
Buy LCI, we'll discuss the details on selling when it gets to $30

>>13457058
Yep. It didn’t sink in until recently that zoomies aren’t even bothering to get drivers licenses. This didn’t make sense to me because I live in lels sangelels.

Why is everyone ignoring the other parts of my very quality posts? Too long to read?

>>13456975
>why would you NOT Roth IRA with tax free dividend payers through an ETF with a focus on this?

Different strokes when you get down to it. Using VTSAX as TSM and VIG as a high div ETF, they both close to the same spot (screen related). Either would have done well over the last 13 or so years.

At the end of the day, I'd take the TSM fund if only that it's more diversified. Simple as that.

>>13457153

>left out screenie.

>>13456984
https://pastebin.com/35g4J41Q

hard times ahead for most people
lotta people barely getting by right now, when the economy is good
lot of people unproductive, just stealing and living off welfare
lot of people don't even understand what being productive and contributing to a community is
lot of young people growing up today that won't ever really get to experience family or community, what being in a friendly and hard working society is

>>13456853
>>13456853
>20% AAPL investment
Apple is a meme company. If you're going to invest in the tech sector, at least pick a company that is actually something more then a Brand

>>13457163
Interesting. What tool? That's using DRIP?

I wonder if you're making annual contributions, as you do with an IRA, that changes anything. I would think the TSM portfolio actually has an advantage, because it's worst year is -34% compared to -29%, meaning you're buying cheaper that year.

Zoomer here. After working for a year I have some savings. Because of the low interestrates on my savings account I want to start investing.
How far off is the next bubble pop? I want to get some index funds after the next big correction.

>>13457250
You're not going to time the next correction correctly, ESPECIALLY if you're not really following the market because you're not invested in it.

cant wait to retire on these cheapies while the slow smelly loud petrocumguzzling wagecucks rush to punch in their lunch in my rearview mirror

quarterly cash flow and profits are literally a meme

>>13457250
>How far off is the next bubble pop?

No one knows, especially on an anime image chan.

So you may be waiting a long time before it actually corrects. If going all in now seems crazy, consider dollar cost averaging into an index fund over the course of 3 months, 6 months, a year, 2 years, whatever you feel most comfortable with.

Stocks will go down at some point. Don't lose your nerve because you have 30-40 years to invest in the market.

>>13457271
Memes are literally a meme. Thank you Dawkins!

Which cheapies? Bernie's healthcare cheapies? or maybe KHC cheapies?

>>13457246

Portfolio Visualizer. This simple assumption just starts off with an initial investment of $10000 and then rides it out to the present.

It does not presume any more money going in. However, that would calculate things out differently I would imagine. The point of the plot is just to show that both tracked each other very well. That's not to say they are the same thing, they aren't. But they both behaved fairly closely over the 13 year trek. If I cherry-picked other dates, let's say when the distance between the two lines is at their greatest, I could make either one look better than the other.

I only prefer TSM because of greater diversification. I don't just want div paying stocks in my portfolio. Others will feel differently and only wants divs. I can see both sides.

>>13457147
>Why is everyone ignoring the other parts
Investing in the (inner) city apartments? There are two trends. More apartments for affluent buyers/tenants and slumlording. You're interested in the second. Not sure how many of those have shares you can buy. You either buy and operate buildings yourself (essentially shrink the living space per inhabitant to get more people into the same sqm) or you read anti-gentrification blogs that list names of companies that do that--perhaps you can invest in some of them. [The point with anti-gentrification is that old inhabitants are pushed out and many more new ones come in, the place isn't really gentrified but gets worse.]

>>13457359
Thanks!
I was actually thinking more about affluent tenants, they'll pay up just to be kept away from the poors, even if their parking lots are crawling with stray cats and their gym equipment is always broken. They take care of their shit too, aren't going to have to get a new washer/drier because of misuse all the time.

You make a really good point though.

Shit, I would love to get an onsite property management gig, I should look into that again. Rent is the fucking devil.

>>13457444
(Checked again.) The upfront costs to build/buy/operate property for affluent customers are way higher than slumlording. While I prefer the upscale side of property as well, I observe what in my city (a sister city of yours) is done regarding slumlording. Not all of that is slumlording in the bad sense, just the trend to shrink the living space per inhabitant.

In the worse cases, it's basically the business of putting more poor immigrants and Gypsies into houses in cheaper areas, making them even cheaper. The Gypsy cases are especially extreme, with up to 30 inhabitants in an apartment made for four and then take a tiny rent per person. Or they buy moderately good houses, make the apartments smaller and make two apartments per floor into three or four. Or they buy large family homes, demolish them and the trees around them, build shitty town houses there instead with little distance in-between.

Newly built properties for the semi-affluent clients follows a similar trend. You see it in the height of the rooms. While older building had four or five floors until they reached the allowed height limit (thanks, building code), they squeeze six or seven floors into the same height. Only the high-end customers get awesome stuff. But it's a very expensive market with high entry-barriers if you do it yourself. Slumlording is affordable, though it feels shitty. At least you have a higher chance of investing in the upscale property businesses. The slumlords are shady, dislike visibility, and operate a lot with insolvency fraud.

Yeah, sorry for that blogposting.

I know this is /smg/ but you people are the ones I want to ask since I trade forex and equities, not crypto. Moving forward, would it be beneficial for me to look at crypto as a sort of equitable share of blockchain services? I'm seeing a lot of tempting ventures that I want to dip my feet into, but I don't know if the currencies they're tied to should be treated as digital coins or as part of their equity.

>>13457565
>Slumlording is affordable, though it feels shitty.
High-end housing is still fucking the poors by pricing them out of the area, and decreasing the supply of housing, making slumlife more expensive. It's a shame, but there's no real incentive to build affordable housing. So many reasons to be concerned for the future, but I'm still somehow betting on USA, and expect this market to go higher.

I appreciate the detail, I think it's only blogposting if its all self-indulgent and irrelevant. Speaking of which, I need to find a better place to live. Both in the shortterm and the longterm.

Musk's margin call on TSLA next week bros.

>>13454105
hey frens.
Some boomer guy I know is trying to get me into forex trading. His multimillionaire friend bought a trading platfrom for like 7 figs that he says is really good, and boomer friend says this guy is starting his training course at $2800. After that, rich friend would give me $15,000-20,000 to trade with (multimillionaire guy is giving boomer friend 100k because they know each other). But I can apparently do a 30 day trial without paying the $2800 for training.
My boomer friend made 40k/mo trading options like 20 years ago but his wife made him stop because of a loss.
anyways, I don't know much about this stuff but I know forex is pretty volatile, but boomer friend says it's actually easier/less work.
What would I have to know to make a living forex trading like this?

GAMEPLAN:
MONDAY: Picking up Target if it's still cheap, and holding until we get the 2nd or 3rd quarter GDP report. It seems we got juiced by clearing out products before next tariffs, and by inventories buildup in anticipation of consumer spending continuing to pump. I might want to take profits in case that slows down.

Also eyeing: Tyson foods (I have no foodchad holdings), Anthem and United Health (Bernie bottom, already rebounding, Biden isn't nearly as radical), Axon (formerly Taser, nonlethal force seems like a good bet in the era of counter-protesting), Ruger Firearms (muh cold dead hands), and Apple (buy the fucking dip and always bet on Tim).
Also: Disney could rally, I think I might buy more monday morning but flip it later in the week.

>>13457914
No experience Forex trading. a free 20k sounds pretty nice, but I wouldn't assume forex is easy.
like crypto, it's a structured, systematic gambling

Investing in companies that earn money is my preference :^)

>>13457147
>zoomies aren’t even bothering to get drivers licenses
"don't need a license if you've got no drive"
just heard that in an EDM song :p

>>13457914
>training course at $2800.

>>13457964
>>13457914
not saying it's a good idea, meant to convey the exact opposite of that, just to be clear

>>13457088
30 dollar price point would net me 100k. I want it.

>>13456975
>How do I invest in these apartment complexes in the city where all the high earning Chad/stacies are setting up shop?

You don't want to. The future in California is going to be development in Central Valley due to the availability of water. Los Angeles is unlikely to grow much more. If you are interested in how to make a profit with that information I have some ideas.

>>13457914
keep us updated on your boomer friend getting scammed though, whether or not you fall for it. did he already put down his initial 'investment'?

>>13457914
A sucker born everyday

Anyways. Google is reporting this coming week after hours. FED meeting as well.

Looking for a weekly pullback here.

>>13458092
...maybe I just use my first daytrade strike to get in and out of TGT really quick then...

>>13458037
>>13458092
He hasn't paid the money yet. But he made it sound like the training course fee was standard operating procedure for stuff like this. I was super skeptical but I was just like, "yeah man, sounds great, I'll think about it but that's a lot of money..."etc. He's a smart guy and he knows the multimillionaire guy personally, but it seems fishy to me idk.
He said the rich guy is giving him an 80/20 split on the profits from the trades (80 in his favor, not rich guy's). I don't even understand why he would be giving up any profit but he almost described it like it was set up like a hedge fund type situation where everyone involved is just using this guy's money. He made it sound like everything is about the efficiency of the trading platform that's being used. Idk it didn't make any fucking sense but I know you guys know more about this stuff than I do

>>13458123
You're just as dumb as him

Should I try day-trading? I have nothing to do.

>>13458127
Lol I just said i don't know anything about this shit.

>>13458154
that's not necessarily even a stock market thing, that's just a not getting scammed thing

Watching Trump rally. He just said he doesn't care if there is no China deal. America holds all the cards.

We dipping on Monday boys lmao.

>>13458160
I almost always tune out when people start talking about training courses or paying in to profit later because I'm in sales and I know its all bullshit. This guy works with me and he seems sharp, so I don't understand why he's so adamant that this is a viable thing. It just threw me for a loop that's all

>>13458123
has anyone involved actually tried to take 'their money' and walk away?

so he gets 2800 from everyone involved.
then those people get 'money', on his trading platform.
If he's good, he'll orchestrate it such that everyone feels like they (and everyone else) is making money
then maybe he can orchestrate a bad losing trade, where you lose everything (maybe you even still owe him some 'shared profit' then, even though your account balance is zero).
then you can always buy back in, so you can make your money back : )
remember, everyone is doing it and getting rich
everyone involved will be millionaires
what could go wrong?

just dive into it if you want, but like I said, keep us updated when the whole thing comes apart

>>13458123
>I don't even understand why he would be giving up any profit

Mmm hmm.

>>13458167
Sweet! I haven’t had the chance to go all in on the golden bull yet.

>>13457988
Los Angeles was built by stealing water from other places, and doesn’t Central Valley only get cheap water because it’s farmland? So they can grow lots of rice and pistachios for export?

I may be mistaken. And of course I’m intereted.

>>13456779
It's the New Trend
called Bank inspector

>>13458189
I mean I don't understand why he should consider giving up any profit, like I don't know why he would give up 20% profit on every fucking trade when he could just do ameritrade or some shit like that

>>13458213

Exactly. Smells funny, doesn't it.

>>13458207
If you’re supposed to inspect the finances and not just the furniture, I’d expect trump to have gotten rid of this job by now?

>mfw weekend tragedy is going to murder the market Monday morning

>>13458280
lmfao I literally came here to gripe about how that faggot has created a distraction from people going to see the new Avengers. I need that fucking movie to gross 1bn this weekend so my Disney calls make me richer

>>13458293
>implying anyone actually cares about mass shootings in the US in the current year

>>13458280
>1 person dead
wow it's nothing

>>13458327
They do. But only if it can be used to score political points.

>>13458280
OH FUCK I FORGOT TO BUY GUNSTONKS

this is about to be politicized to fuck. I’m so stupid I thought it would die down after trumps nra rally

>>13458327
>being this dumb
Hey stupid head, wait til someone shoots up disneyworld and then buy the cheapies. This is a pro tip from a PROFESSIONAL TIPPER
*tips fedora*

>>13458404
Oh do we know anything about this shooter? Was he just all >jooz did pizzagate< and shit?

m o v i e n i g h t

thoughts on uber? invest?

>>13458442
Not at IPO at least. In terms of stability, the company has been shaky at best

JNJ dividend in 30 years based on its eyeball growth

>>13458259
its a thankless job like citizens arrest

>>13458427
whats playing tonight boys

>>13458426
Dumb 19 year old /pol/ack memer
aka lonely dispossessed young white man looking for a place to belong and a sense of purpose, and finding it on /pol/ swallowing white nationalist propaganda and going too far with it

>>13458497
Tonight's feature is The Brave Little Toaster (1987)
It starts at 9:00pm MTN time, 11:00pm EST!

>>13458497
oh damn do you play Go niknik?

>>13458449
Remember when we also said don't buy PINS on IPO?

>>13458573
Another delusional zoomer, taking no personal responsibility and murdering strangers? No sympathy from me. I have no idea how to stop this. Maybe we really should start putting estrogen in the water?

>>13458497
How do their rates of loan defaults look lately?

>>13458604
i cri evrtierm... better than airbud, not as good as Network

>>13458640
>Maybe we really should start putting estrogen in the water?

At the very least, that would increase the number of qt estrogenized twink bois walking around, which I support

Is anybody else here bullish on $COP? They seem oversold, and I think they're going to make a good ER next week, but nothing spectacular

Seems like $64-$65 feels right in the days after ER

>>13458613
yeah its pretty insane
some japanese and chinese pros claim to think over 150 - 200 moves ahead

>>13458640
last time I checked they werent anything serious for the major banks

>>13458702
thanks
Any data regarding loan default figures available to the public? Should have been one of the surest signals of the financial crisis.

>>13458721
each bank should gives those numbers on their quarter earnings reports and 10k's, I havent checked the recent ones
before the financial crisis their were a shit ton of indicators though, even warren buffet warned of the banks in an interview 2008

>>13458604
yay

>>13458190
Future of water allotments and rights sharing will prioritize residential use over agricultural. This is coming down the pipeline so to speak and will likely occur during the next drought, that’s the reason they aren’t building more storage capacity.

>pistachios and almonds for export
Think of agriculture as a real estate play rather than as a business on its own. It’s a productive use for the land before it reaches a higher use.

I’ll tip you off to this opportunity because I’m less than a mile away from someone doing this, first in the nation development too.

Old K-Mart converted into storage units, parking lot is now townhouses. Next fifteen to twenty years they are going to pop up in every vacant big box. Thank me later.

Movie night movie night! Get in get in

y stock go up but go down sometimes

>>13454105
Which stock should I be shorting right now?

>>13458771
That is a VERY interesting perspective on agriculture. Not sure how I’d go about investing in it or how long it’s take to see returns. Decades maybe.

>>13458167
So just short the shit out of X?
Damnit, knew I shoulda bought put verticals when it was at $16.10

>>13458870
TSLA

>>13458884
when you get Bogged

>>13458771
What companies are doing this conversion?

how to bet on volatility in next months?

>>13457984
about the same here anon. I have around 4200 shares. Looking to add another 800 this week.. i'm thinking $30 is pretty reasonable according to the monthly chart, would love for it to go higher though

>>13458884
is it really him?

>>13459264
yes lol

Credit implosion when?

>>13459318
Always
for who is the question

>>13459271
looks like he's about to go down to the hotel bar and pick up a hooker

>>13459189
>>13458874
>>13458771
Same question, how do I get in on it besides buying and holding land or being a contractor/developer?

Interesting thesis to add to my list of things to research. Like mining and mineral holdings, REITs, and the info I just got from:
>>13458751
thanks, I have much research to do.

Don't you pay for house technically thrice if you take a loan with interest? Once to the lad you buy it from, second time to the lad whomst gave you the loan, and third time to the lad whomst gave you loan (the interest) (all three can be obviously same entity)

>>13459440
My appartment is 100k +40k total interest over 20 years. So 1.4 times i guess.

>>13459461
I was thinking of the formal transactions and where money moves in the mortgage/loan structure. I inherited three houses two of which came with land.

>>13457830
>but there's no real incentive to build affordable housing.
It highly depends on the market and jurisdiction. High land prices, zoning laws, and building regulations often make it expensive to build houses in the first place, making it uneconomical to address lower incomes. When I studied American and European urban markets, to my surprise they're usually both filled to the ceiling with regulations. Betting on urban growth is probably a good idea, provided one looks at the demographic trends before (household sizes and inflow of new people) to avoid imploding cities. Where you have shrinking household sizes and a growing population, you'll have housing shortages as the demand for smaller and affordable apartments grows.

>>13459488
>High land prices, zoning laws, and building regulations

"Misallocation arises because high productivity cities... adopted stringent restrictions to new housing supply, effectively limiting the number of workers ... we find that these constraints lowered aggregate US growth by 36% from 1964 to 2009."

https://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/chang-tai.hsieh/research/growth.pdf

Cities protect themselves this way.

>>13459473
In terms of transactions, heres how mine played out. I paid lump sum initial to the owner, the bank gave him the rest directly. And im paying the denbt + interest to the bank obviously. I also took part in an auction on an apartment that was being sold by the bank directly but didnt win.
I want a house but i travel too much.

>>13459500
>Cities protect themselves this way.
What does that mean? I could understand if you'd say that larger owners protect themselves by limiting the supply side while demand grows.

Why the fuck is there not Robinhood type broker in europe?
Fucking retards we are,fucking socialists

>>13459742
Degiro?

>>13456965
I'll buy FZROX just for the name

>>13459708
the regulations and other political inference necessarily shield the property owners and city-economy from competition and deflationary pressure, so - what you said.

MFST is on the move next week

>>13459756
Fees

>>13459760
Publicly-traded owners are interested in building new houses, addressing both the cheaper and affluent markets. They have the money and it's just a number game for them. Their business model scales. But zoning, unavailability of land, and an inefficient (often self-serving) public administration make it hard or impossible. That's in larger cities. In smaller cities the local owners have an interest in artificially limiting supply and they have the political connections to push that through. Different causes. Large city: complexity, conflicting incentives, and inefficiency. Smaller city: ill-intent. That's my observation at least.

I put in $300 into random stocks /smg/ told me to about a month ago and now I'm at $322.54.
I want to put another $500 into random shit and trust /smg/ to guide me.
My current portfolio:
10xHEXO
10xLPTX
40xREFR
45xTYHT
20xPLUG
2xDF

>>13459978
>trust /smg/ to guide me.

lol

>>13459978
All in on YUMA
Go big or go home
>unironically thought about doing this when it dipped to .28
>almost drove off a cliff when driving home from work the next day after it doubled

>>13460004
But will it get to 3.10?

>>13460011
Who cares, daytrade the swings 3 times a week and make a ton of cash

>>13460014
3:10 to Yuma is a really good movie m8. I just couldn't think of a good enough joke.

>>13460004
Penny stocks are free money! I can’t think of a reason NOT to go all in!

>>13460058
>>13460004
i don't have anything to do all day. how do i get into this?

>>13460025
Oh I see
I'm a weeb and my western culture knowledge is minimal at best due to that and my parents being overprotective and never letting me watch good movies as a kid. I couldn't win a game of "name the celebrity" to save my life

>>13460058
This
Unless you're honestly playing with money you need to live RH is just a different kind of gambling. Have some fun with it, do your research and hope you get lucky

>>13460063
I read /smg/, look at every stock shilled and their graph, upcoming events, current financial statistics etc and make an educated guess. Never actually gone all in but there's been more times I've kicked myself for hesitating than been glad I didn't

>>13460069
I meant is it really as straightforward as buying a penny stock when it is low and then selling when it is high?

>>13460104
Real men buy high sell low.

>>13460104
Unironically yes
The hard part is finding a penny stock that will go high and doing those transactions

>>13460104
Holy shit you're serious?

Notice how, in this post,
>>13460058
I wrote "free money"? That should be a dead giveaway that I was either not being serious, or was hoping to trick you.

I'm sure there are ways to play penny stocks that work, but there are also many less risky ways to make money.

/SMG/ is one of the few threads that actually goes to sleep early, because we wake up early M-F when the market opens. Do not take advice at 4 AM on a sunday.

>>13460131
yes like i mentioned in my earlier post my only experience with stocks is putting $300 in random stocks per the advice of /smg/

>>13460104
Penny stocks are small companies with limited cash reserves to make it through tough times. The risk isn't just about the volatility of the share price. One or two sufficiently bad events can bankrupt a small cap. In the case of small biopharma labs, you are one bad clinical trial result away from losing 50%+.

That isn't to say you can't make obscene gains trading them. It's just important to understand exactly why the risk level is so high.

>>13460152
Well I’m glad it worked out well for you. Some of those are real winners, and I think LPTX could pan out well in the end.

If it sounds too good to be true it usually is. If making money in the stock market were easy to do then everyone would be doing it, and we’d have a lot more people getting rich.

Some of my thoughts:
I think target (TGT) will bounce back quickly, 3-5% then I have no idea what it will do. If trump’s tough talk at the rally gets a lot of play in the media, the exact opposite could happen. I think healthcare/biotech/pharma is due for a rally as well, but keep an eye on the news. If Biden says anything positive about single payer, abandon that ship immediately.

Trump’s rally could hurt, wednesday’s fed meeting could hurt if they hint at raising rates. Bad fed news will get worse on Friday, if the jobs report shows high jobs growth. This week could be rough.

>>13460131
> Do not take advice at 4 AM on a sunday.
Clearly you now must take the advice.

>>13460225
should i be holding everything or constantly trading? should i bother going after dividend stocks?

>>13460226
One of these people is much more fuckable than the others.

Hint:
It’s Keynes.

>>13460300
Depends on what you’re trying to do, and how much risk you can tolerate.

You can’t “constantly trade” unless you have an account valued at $25,000 or more. If you don’t, then you have to be careful not to buy and sell the same company’s stock in the same session. That is called a daytrade. You can do this twice, but on the third time you will be prohibited from daytrading for 90 days.

Dividend stocks can be useful, especially in an IRA, but to receive the dividend you must be holding the stock the day BEFORE the ex-date.

Again, it all depends on what you’re trying to accomplish.

Goodnight everyone. Please stop trump from saying anything stupid, and Biden from adopting the Medicare for all platform.

>>13460350
If I don't have an IRA should that be the first thing I do?

>>13459488
buy suburban land in european countries like germany is basically free money, that is if you believe mass immigration will continue.

>>13460356
An IRA in a long term growth vanguard fund will make you more money than playing broker yourself. Think of this more as a hobby

Whats up with the US bond market

LCI or die!!

Are there EU equivalents to the IRA? I know of a couple of national pension plans, but they don't cover what the IRA does. Is it possible to use a beneficial plan in another EU member state?

>>13460069
>I read /smg/, look at every stock shilled and their graph, upcoming events, current financial statistics etc and make an educated guess

like especially that last part - ...and make an educated guess -

>>13454488
Oboy. its bullrun time bois

>>13461914
>Are there EU equivalents to the IRA?
yeah i'm pretty sure they're called the Irish Republican Army

dividends > options > penny > shitcoins

>>13457088
Why do you shill this company so hard here? Stock isnt usually shilled here like crypto is

Wow Amazon really did step their game up with delivery speeds this past week
tons of stuff on same-day or next-day for me now, stuff arriving pretty early in the day too.
Thanks Jeff !

Something to watch before the market open. Great video.

https://youtu.be/Pft0Zk_bFVc

>>13454966
Just a porn whore lying for attention from beta orbiters

>>13454657
All small cap for that sweet capital gains BRO and maybe international for that sweet HIGH GROWTH in POOR AS DIRT COUNTRIES WITH MASSIVE POTENTIAL

WOOOOO I LIKE MOENY WOOO

>>13454710
Different allocations. Some people can tolerate less or more risk and invest accordingly. It's better to lose a bit of growth so you're more at peace than to sell the dip, imo. I don't own bonds, but people that do, do it for the peace of mind aspect.

>>13462834
May finish it later but is it TA only? Does this guy have a good track record?

Unpopular opinions but...
>>13463007
Darkness best girl
>>13463019
Hanako best girl

>>13463220
Not just TA. Goes into global slowdown by citing UPS and Intel.

Many people like to correlate UPS with the SPY. Use UPS as a gauge of where the market may be headed.

>>13463220
>>13462834

100% charts, nothing fundamental

I don't mind Northman, I appreciate that he posts stuff for free instead of grovelling for a subscription.
Besides that, interesting ideas to have in mind, but nothing I'd call great. Even for chart analysis it's extremely simple stuff; he draws obvious lines and then says something like 'isn't this interesting'.

basically if the stuff in his articles and videos isn't already obvious to you when you look at index charts, you will get something out of it.
5/10 for his content,
+ it's free and not idiotic, he's internally consistent in his analysis
- it's repetitive, analysis has no depth

>>13463281
he just shows their charts, he doesn't cite a single figure about their earnings or future earnings prospects

interesting part for me is the second graph at ~3 mintues

>>13462834
>>13463297
>Sven Henrich
this guy is a permabear, so take that video with a grain of salt

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/with-caution-being-thrown-to-the-wind-its-time-to-get-some-protection-2016-12-21
https://bullmarkets.co/sven-henrich/

I'm considering investing in Kazakhstan. Do you think it is safe/possible to invest in it with 1000-5000 dollars? I am interested in the chromium industry, since chromium is useful for a large amount of technology, and the largest reserves are in kazakhstan and south africa. I think by getting exposure to Kazakh chromium, I can invest in a relatively stable and emerging country, while also taking advantage of potential for south africa to destabilize in the future, without shorting south africa or using other risky maneuvers. Thoughts?

>>13463414
True. But the UPS break down is what interest me the most.

>>13463443
You can check out Kazchrom (Кaзхpoм). Ticker KZCR on their exchange.
Thats what I found at first look.

>>13463558
Another big one seems to be Voskhod Chrom but it looks like is not publicly traded.

How much money do you need to have saved up to start trading relatively risk free for a living?

>>13463558
Thank you so much, I have been looking really hard to find a publicly traded Kazakh chromium company.

Any thoughts on Verastem? Looks like the biotech breakdown is just about finished, they've beaten EPS estimates last 4 times, Copiktra is starting to form a good chunk of their revenue.

Is it time for a reversal or does it still have plenty of room to plummet?

>>13463690
N/A
you can't trade risk free for a living

>>13463732
>relatively
Is this what faggotry does to reading comprehension?

>>13463757
trading is much more risky than any other occupation in terms of the stability of your income

>>13463725
Np, now you have to figure out how to buy it.

Whoa this Basel regulation is whacky.

>buy 100 shares of a shit stock with a huge yield like F, T, etc
>collect huge dividends and write covered calls to earn tons of money
>get paid EVEN MORE when some dumbfuck executes a call and takes the shit stock off my hands

lmao gg wall street

>>13463220
>this taste
Hanako is pretty good. Shizune is probably 2nd for me.

>Companies I believe in completely, I don't put enough money behind those beliefs
>Companies I watch carefully and look for an entry point on just absolutely fuck me
>YOLOing into dudeweed, which I believe is an over hyped bubble, made me gains, should have taken a real position.
I don't like it.

>>13463297
Thank you

>>13463729
Nothing is certain, but I'm feeling good about buying even more last week. Probably should have bought more. Ganbatte, Copiktrachan!

>>13463876
That's the only route I didn't finish. The deaf/mute girl was SO wordy. Shizune is a variation on the word for quiet, but she won't shut up.

>>13463996
I think that's part of the fun, I started Lilly but haven't been too pulled in yet. I need to get around to doing that.

>>13463453
the exact same thing happened with FedEx earnings last month

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/fedex-is-talking-as-if-a-global-recession-has-already-begun-and-the-numbers-back-that-up

>>13464142
The economic collapse blog? Couldn't they at least name it something else to give themselves room to change their own mind?

>>13463453
and by the way, one of the major components for FedEx and UPS earnings decline is that AMZN is doing more and more of their shipping themselves (and others, such as Walmart).
When a bearish article-writer wants to write an article about it, they will ignore or downplay the fact that Amazon is just fine when they write their 'the sky is falling, no one is shipping anything' articles. >>13464142

And I consume the perma-bear ZH articles as much as anyone, but you have to think a bit and take it with a grain of salt

>>13464174
there is a market for anything. These blog writers probably make a decent living off of it. That's just the first one I found, I could have dug more for a CNN or CNBC link that has the same headline topic, that lower shipping from a certain company means the economy is slowing to a halt.

The amount of fake news, propaganda and lies about what happened in 2007 with the financial crisis in U.S. really makes me think.

>>13463868
Lel sell puts on them to aquire even more shares

>>13464202
I think what bothers me is how many people think 'Capitalism' caused it all. As if it's even remotely that simple.

>>13464385
(you)

Amazing how every bearish article I can find talking about apple's earnings just can't help themselves in emphasizing china and iphones

Dam yo up 20k this year check it out

>>13464551
Up 16 myself, but only at 88K. It'll be really nice when I see that sixth digit

>>13464199
>These blog writers probably make a decent living off of it

gold bugs sell doom and gloom so people would buy their gold, investing strategists and hedgies too - so people would subscribe to their systems, buffet say buy and hold so he can time the market... everybody has own agenda :D zerohedge etc sites selling advertisement space and people like to read bad news

>>13464764
gold is like 7000 year old stable financial asset goldbugs dindu nuffin wrong

>>13464468
Just be grateful if you get cheapies!
Buy any dips in Tim and Walt.

It would probably be more profitable to bet on cannabis, but when that bubble bursts I don't want to be holding the bag.

I'm curious about Aphria tho...

Why is cron pumping?

anyone got any moonrocket plays for the upcoming week

>>13465425
There are a few I keep on my watchlist without having done enough research on to roll the dice. Most of them come from people on here, or have symbol tickers similar to things people talked about here. Some mining, a fintech, an insanely volatile penny pharma.

>>13465554
>an insanely volatile penny pharma

interested

>>13465554
go on..

>>13465425
For some calls on PFE thinking they’re gonna kill earnings and remind people how retarded Bernie is to spike em back to 42
Thinking NBRV and ADMA might see movement finally FDA on NBRV the 30th

VTGN and MRKR are my offical GALT replacements if the company gets bought or goes above $10 (the point at which I've decided I'll take profits for the sake of not having 100% of my portfolio in a single stock)

o boy

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-04-28/nightmare-come-true-amazon-launches-freight-brokerage-slashes-prices-30

>>13465607
PFE may17 42c @ .13 cents on the ask.. hhmm

5% after earnings? not likely.. in 3 weeks...

FUCK MUSK

SCAMMING WEAB FAGGOT

SHORT TESLA

MRKR seems like a juicy little nugget of potential
Potential replacement for CAR-T immunotherapy, but still needs to prove itself

>>13465705
Right in my personal $5 sweet spot price range too

>>13465705
>>13465719
Definitely keeping an eye on this one, but still need to read some research articles to get a better understanding of its pipeline

i wonder when the fed's tone will change, since they've gone full bitch for trump and the markets.

Maybe they'll get more hawkish now that China has injected 1+ trillion into their economy in q1 to flush the system with more liquidity.

Sorry for the wall of text. I want to research these myself but I have too much to learn and too little time.

>>13465573
GVXXF - GOVIEX URANIUM
FCUUF - FISSION URANIUM CORP F
NRGOF - NEWRANGE GOLD CORP
SBWFF - STRONGBOW EXPL INC
MMSDF - MACARTHUR MINERALS
TCNNF - TRULIEVE CANNABIS CORP F

Lastly, an anon mentioned TPNL, which is trading under PAYS starting monday. Seems like an interesting FinTech.

>>13465567
TLOG
but now that I look at it, it's Gray Market OTC
BPMX may be more interesting (+1800% friday kek)
Also CPRX, YTEN look fun. And AMRN was mentioned here.
IGC - India Gloablization Capital, CBD treatment of Alzheimers and other diseases, probably just a meme.

ZYNE has been on my list for a while, up 35% last week. This one actually looks like it could be more than a P&D.

Finally PRPO just tanked after a 1:15 R/S, attempting to regain compliance with NASDAQ and "getting closer"

The ones I'd most like to research are YTEN and ZYNE.

>>13465799
BPMX went +1800% because of a 1:25 R/S, not sure why people keep mentioning it

>>13465799
>IGC

This company is a blatant scam, don't touch it

>>13465816
https://robintrack.net/symbol/BPMX
RH must be pimping it, looks like they've only screwed 1,266 users though.

>>13465821
That is, more or less, what I assumed, and why I said it's probably a meme. "cannabis cures everything" is a powerful meme right now.

>>13465690
The only reason PFE saw declines recently was due to the Bernie fud they ranked like all of healthcare did now those people will get back in when they kill earnings
I’m noting a lot of option awards beg given to the directors so fingers crossed either way

I've done nothing but stubbornly lose money holding sqqq so far, and have missed out on huge gains by converting my 401k to bonds in January. I was wrong to be a bear

>>13465762
Makes my cock hard

>>13465897
oof there goes nofap

>>13465897
as much as i'd love to see them raise interest rates above what is basically zero I doubt they will. Inflation is "low" right now apparently.

>>13465893
>inversion bonds
You never know?

>>13465884
I am hoping that is the case, and it's why I bought MRK and UNH. But PFE could be a good be good... pre-market on tuesday? Could be good to pick up tomorrow if it looks like the bull continues, then dump after earnings, before the spooky fed meeting on weds.

>>13465897
I wish they wouldn't make reality so shitty by comparison...

>>13454118

I've been contributing to my IRA for two years now but it's a roth. Did I fuck up? Should I switch it to traditional?

>>13466069
Roth is the only way to go

>>13464202
The next occupy wallstreet is going to be much worse. People forgot about the first one, and it was already really bad. If the job market implodes again, get away from highly populated areas.

>>13466240
zzz people these days 'protest' on facebook and twitter or not at all
maybe go to a park and hold up signs at worst

you'll only see real unrest if people go hungry in the 1st world

getting away from populated areas is its own reward

>>13466069

Nah, you did fine. Would encourage a lot of people to consider Roth's because the money that goes in and all earnings are tax free. Also when you reach retirement age you won't be required to take the money out of a Roth like you eventually will with a 401k/403b/457.

Golden Bull resumes its charge this week.

>>13466367
Futures looking ever-so-slightly red, but look to Walter Disney to surge even higher.

Avengers not only broke 1 billion, it's at 1.2 billion and breaking records abroad (China).

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-28/-avengers-endgame-sets-global-box-office-record-1-2-billion?srnd=premium

Buy into weakness on Target, or buy into strength on Disney. Or buy the news in Amazon. Or buy more of the Bernie dip in healthcare. It's going to be a good day for bulls.

Help me tweak my strategy folks, I can't afford to buy everything.

>be me
>Deposit money with every paycheck
>Half into DIA like a based boomer to build up capital before buying other things
>Half into LQD
>Sell LQD after the next 25% stock crash and into DIA

>>13466338
total brainlet here. Can you use your Roth IRA money to buy stocks or is it pretty much locked up?

>>13466367
Spy to 300 by June.

>>13466579

It's open as it's your IRA account. You are only limited to whatever the broker, who you opened your account with, offers you. Most brokers will offer you a wide range of stocks, funds, etfs, debt instruments, etc.

HELP ME I'M ABOUT TO DO A STUPID

Someone talk me out of YOLOing all my powder into DIS at 141 pre-market.
>Ask:140.99 4:01 PM ET, 04/26/2019
141-142 might not even be enough... I'm sure I'm not the only person thinking this way.

I can't set a stop/stoploss limit until the order executes, so it's especially dangerous.

1.2 billion opening weekend though, and that's largely millennial men, families haven't gotten the chance to go yet...

>>13466647
>HELP ME I'M ABOUT TO DO A STUPID
>Someone talk me out of YOLOing all my powder into DIS at 141 pre-market.

Someone wants to talk to you.

BUY FTSV. Next big cancer drug company

>>13466616
ok thanks

>>13466712
>>13466712
>>13466712

New thread - Highest Point on Earth Edition

>>13466678
That’s not true. If people wanted to talk to me I wouldn’t be on 4channel

>>13466715

Good luck whatever your decision.

>>13466720

No, anon. This guy >>13466647

to put this this box office weekend into perspective, Disney generated $59.4 billion in revenue in 2018

right now the avengers has generated $1.5 billion. that is 2.5% (1/40) of last year's total revenue... in a weekend... for one Disney movie.

more than likely End Game will generate close to $5 billion in Disney Revenue between ticket sales, merch, digital downloads, and hard copies of the movie after everything is said and done.
>he didn't buy Disney calls

>>13466647
do it faggot.

I want you to look at Netflix's market cap and then back at Disney's and then imagine Disney getting a quarter of Netflix's market cap added to theirs because that is what is going to happen by the end of the year after Disney+ gains traction.

then do the math for how that will affect the share price of Disney

>>13466734
But that is me?

>>13466738
>>13466771
I’m guessing it’ll pop on Monday but then we might get profit taking... I’m bullish on the mouse but I suspect it might get bashed on earnings.

>>13466792
Why's that? Many people suspect ~150 on earnings or higher. Why do y'all u think it'll dip for earnings?

>>13467023
They’re going to have to talk abut how expensive everything is. They’re going to talk about how much investing they’ll be doing in disney +, and Iger will probably have to answer questions about him leaving the ceo role.

Investment year is code for wall st. poison

>>13466240
If the American taxpayer caught up to the robbery that the financial class committed in 2007 - continuing there'd probably be lot of bloodshed in U.S. (and Europe). But they are pacified and ignorant for the most port.