/biz/ - Business & Finance

Futures are green

MSNT and NWL looking beautiful and strong

GALT RO showing up in people's RH accounts

let's end the week with a nice, stable market so the Nippon-folk can come back from their vacation without any worries ~

Futures look good lads
Might be a good recovery day
Stocks to watch:
>PCG
SEC opening investigation either it’ll noon on this news or crawl back to 17-18
>INTC
May see a slow crawl back to 51 after the 50 hammering it got yesterday
>AMD
Crabbing probably
>PI
Might go back up again maybe scalp a call at opening?

What is even the point in investing in the US market for long-term? Everyone knows this country is in decline. Shouldn't I just dump all my money into Chinese markets?

Who here would be interested in my daytrading as it happens?

im all in beyond burger
pawned everything i own. i can just get it back when it goes up.

>>13508911
are you good?


>>13508896
>INTC
looking a little better every day, no rush on it though

> Buffett thinks present conditions in terms of fiscal and monetary policy cant co-exist with really low inflation rates over time

there's low inflation?

>>13508944
The inflation metric is gamed to produce whatever result they want.

Housing, healthcare, and education are not included in inflation. I wonder why.

>>13509038
>gamed to produce whatever result they want.
> Housing, healthcare, and education are not included in inflation. I wonder why.
true, and they game technology too (if something is newer tech, but cost more, it is weighted to cost lower)

always a good giggle when Americans trash China's made up numbers

>>13508911
me

>>13509135
> that jobless rate

PHILIPS CURVE BTFO

>>13509135
Thanks father trump

>>13508899
Checked. More importantly though, if this the US economy collapses, all markets will collapse. Seems like it’s not a terrible idea to put it in Chinese markets, but your question makes just as much sense as asking why not take all money out of the market and put it in cash, when then leads to just buy ammo and canned water.

>>13509135
Jobs number coming in HOT
that reaction candle wew

>>13509164
That slope sure got slippery in a hurry.

what's the best way for an anon in Australia to trade stocks?

US April non-farm payrolls 263K vs 190K expected

103 consecutive months of jobs growth, longest streak in history.

Apr Unemployment: 3.6% vs 3.8%e

>tfw bought a bunch of random stuff yesterday that can only go up today

>>13509266
I put my spare cash into HCC with the sole purpose of cashing in on that fat dividend because I really don't even know what to do right now since I'm bag holding 70 percent of my portfolio right niwb

Just sold everything

>>13509355
probably good idea, good thing I dont have to do such hard choices

>>13509355
No you dummy, it's the start of the Giga Bullrun. I'll send you a postcard from Pluto.

>>13509379
it might be, unironically. I'll market buy if we cross SPY 300, there will be no stop from there for some time

E-micro index futures start trading Monday.
https://www.cmegroup.com/cme-group-futures-exchange/micro-futures.html

>>13509263
looks like the golden bull run is back on the menu boys

Looking pretty green out there boys

So we forget Wednesday and expect a rate cut again?

>>13509443
FUTURES SHOW DECREASED CHANCE OF 2019 FED CUT AFTER JOBS REPORT

>>13509443
Cut rate? The economy is great, no more stimulus needed. ;)

The ES is neon green. Gap fill day? Glad I picked up some calls on yesterday's dip.

The only thing I own is an S&P 500 index fund. Is that really "most aggressive"?

>>13509177
Not too hot?
How in the hell... is it another “Goldilocks” number? I thought it was going to be too hot for sure this time

>>13509464
it's quite aggressive in the sense that all eggs in one basket? i dont know how this classifies it though.

>>13509459
I was super red on my SPX long yesterday, but acc to my strat I didnt close, I opened short instead so now Im green on long and red on short which will be closed later, hate closing with loss, my strat saved me multiple times :)

J-Po isn't hiking because he knows he has to have rate hike in the offchance there's China deal

>>13509263
That image is kino af.

>>13509491

Upgrades
#TRIP Analysts at Deutsche Bank upgraded Tripadvisor Inc from Hold to Buy.
#WMT Bernstein upgraded Walmart Inc from Market Perform to Outperform
#BMY Barclays upgraded Bristol-Myers Squibb Co from Equal-Weight to Overweight
#XAN Deutsche Bank upgraded Exantas Capital Corp from Hold to Buy
#HTGC B. Riley upgraded Hercules Capital Inc from Neutral to Buy
#ICPT Wells Fargo upgraded Intercept Pharmaceuticals Inc from Market Perform to Outperform
#UFS Goldman Sachs upgraded Domtar Corp from Neutral to Buy
#NXRT Raymond James upgraded NexPoint Residential Trust Inc from Outperform to Strong Buy
#TLRY Jefferies upgraded Tilray from Underperform to Hold
#MGNX Wedbush upgraded MacroGenics Inc from Neutral to Outperform

DOWNGRADes
#FTNT Citigroup downgraded Fortinet Inc from Neutral to Sell.
#TGT Bernstein downgraded Target Corporation from Outperform to Market Perform
#INCY Barclays downgraded Incyte Corporation from Overweight to Equal-Weight
#EPAY Raymond James downgraded Bottomline Technologies from Strong Buy to Outperform
#YETI Goldman Sachs downgraded Yeti Holdings Inc from Buy to Neutral
#CBM Baird downgraded Cambrex Corporation from Outperform to Neutral
#ACHN Barclays downgraded Achillion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. from Equal-Weight to Underweight
#CTSH JP Morgan downgraded Cognizant Technology Solutions from Neutral to Underweight
#CHD Citigroup downgraded Church & Dwight Co., Inc. from Neutral to Sell
#CELG Barclays downgraded Celgene Corporation from Overweight to Equal-Weight

Crash Activision

Gonna be real bummed out if NBRV keeps bleeding today

>>13509464
you are like a little baby

OBSERVE

Thanks, USA.
Always a pleasure to have a 100% SP500 portfolio.

>>13509560
How to buy the Unknown?

>>13509559

>>13509572
best thing about Americans is they'll put themselves into enormous debts to QE me some gains on other side of the globe

God I hate mobile posting I just tried to cancel an image and ended up posting

Well NBRV dumped and I didn't sell HCC in time so that took a big shit in my face too. Great start for the day.

>NWL

man I been trying to tell you children for WEEKS

I think at least one guy got in with me

>>13509586
God bless them

What's /smg/ opinion on buybacks?

MY VIDEO GAMES

I sold at the exact wrong time. Fuuuuug. Curious to see what pence is gonna say on CNBC in a few minutes.

How is beyond running so hard? Pins too.

>>13509591
Stop thinking about and eying your NBRV bags, it’ll take time to bottom, then take some time if it’s going to climb back up. Look. At. The. Chart. For. REPH.

>>13509617
I’d been looking but I still have no idea who they are. Good job though, hell of a spike!

wtf is this gap up shit? My fucking puts are worthless now.

Kudlow coming up on Bloomberg, should be funny

wtf has been up with CISCO the thing was going straight up until I bough back my june 60 calls

YUMA and RIOT look like they’d be real fun to swing. If I knew how to anticipate market moves.

>>13509650
I still have no idea who they are

If you're anywhere in the world you should recognize some of the brands in pic

They're all that and more

and they were on sale for the last month

>>13509674
>>13509650
(should read)

>I still have no idea who they are

If you're anywhere in the world you should recognize some of the brands in pic

They're all that and more

and they were on sale for the last month

>AMZN
Thank you Warren Buffet

INUV

YVR

GAO

REPH

>>13509650
>Why beyond?

Because the nwo wants the peasants fat and stupid and feeding them meat was getting too expensive and damaging. Now they will be fed onions beans like the livestock they are. Enjoy it.

>>13509674
I was just trying to figure out who owns Rubbermaid when I was looking at TUP!

That is a lot of brands that are basically the standards of their type.

>DFFN

thoughts?

>>13508915
nonononnono its going down

>NBRV to $2.04
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Why is GALT being fucky

>>13509560
What are buying? Sex slaves?

>fed should only care about interest rate, disregard employment numbers, maybe we should change the dual mandate
Get ready for a pence pump!

>I’m up 11.5% in GreenDot since late March
I think I’m gonna let it ride. Am I being greedy?

>>13509762
the non-clipped version
(not sure if there is higher res than 4k)

>>13509762
>>13509819
I want to inseminate this temple prostitute.

>>13509762
>>13509819
thank

>>13509650
What about reph? What am I supposed to be seeing?

>>13509819
thank you

>>13509819
I will make it someday, and when I make it I will find a cute girl to marry.

INUV

MOONING GET IN HERE

>>13509846
Check the dates they received their CRLs

>>13509826
Fug. Is that how 2hu works? I’d play that.

>>13509847
I want to gf this tomboy most

>>13509762

>>13509901
Who wears a bra when fucking? Are we witnessing nu-Puritans?

>>13509901
Let me guess, she also boast about having a culturally rich boyfriend?

Want to end today on a high note and have $1000 not currently in anything.

Give me a moon mission to put it on.

>>13509919
see >>13509874

>>13509901

same girl?
seen this image on /biz/ a few days ago

>>13509874
I'll bet 30 shares on it, fuck it.

>>13509952
big gains incoming

full throttle

Sold my calls this morning for nice 30%. Thanks FOMC for all those discounted calls!

Jobs numbers indicate economy is overheated while inflation is down. That divergence tells me consumer spending in wavering possibly due to consumer debt. I think the case can be made that this is markets becoming more efficient over time. People are still scared. That said, the equities have more room to run until we get very exuberant. I'd believe a recession is still in the cards based on interest rate inversion as well as the lowered earnings guidance. It's ironically going to coincide with a BTC golden bull run. I project high unemployment with equities never returning to 2018 lows but still losing about 15-20% in early 2021. I'm an armchair economist 30yo boomer who has only lost money so far (slowly climbing back). Studying this market since '11.
Looks like a hanged man doji on the weekly NASDAQ. Could be a slight pullback next week going into a modestly bullish and mostly crabby summer. I see major gains in '20 as we top out.

Is there a better feeling than a stock mooning after a guy says he is shorting?

>>13509983
>big gains incoming
There better be, bucko.

>>13509892
REPHs problems are different than NBRV though. Now if August rolls around and there is a second CRL then I'll be out lickity split. (actually until I find out more in the second manufacturing plant, I'm keeping my position halved for the time being). ADMA for example got a CRL yet still managed to fix it up and then it mooned like fuck (although I missed the top). I'm not really worried about it given the nature of the CRL. It just sucks that I'm bag holding so hard and being down a hefty amount

>>13509999
there's a 5% spread on the bid/ask, stay away from that pos

>>13509999
after market there supposed to be earnings

and they are on track to be bought out

institutional ownership of the company is somewhere at 30% i believe

So how are we feeling about PLUG going into earnings? I sold since it was crabbing, but they just don't seem to have any revenue right now and that worries me. Expecting I could pick up some cheapies after earnings at least

THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

>>13510074
thanks divfren
i bought 7 shares of T this week so im on my way

>>13510074
I love dividends!!!!

>>13509779
The GALT^ shares are your units in the RO

>I sold yesterday
AAAAAAAAAHHHH
WHY DO I EVER DOUBT THIS GENIUS?!

https://twitter.com/RandPaul/status/1124292274727346176

do it

>>13510105
What does this mean in dumbo

>>13510129
make it real Trump !
Also wow TSLA doing work

I didn't think movement towards 260 was justified this early
I'll have to make a new OP image for them

>>13510131
They're giving you free calls (that you can't sell), except exercising one gets you .3 of a share instead of 100 shares

>>13510176
>>13510131
You don't have to exercise them if you don't want to

>>13510176
I don’t understand why are they doing this

>>13510176
>giving you free calls

you don't receive the warrants unless you purchase the subscription shares


>>13510188
it's a fundraiser, they want you to give them money.
if you give them money, you hope to get more money later when the value of the stock goes up

>>13510188
There are many potential reasons behind the RO (negotiation tool with big pharma companies, etc), but it's a way to raise money without having to resort to dilution

What's the news YUMA bois?

bitcorn rallying, googl on sale

>>13510129
OH FUCK THIS IS WHY WE"RE MOONING!

>>13510207
So is this not a great thing then?

>>13510284
you would rather not have a RO instead of having an RO.
Not having an RO would mean the company has enough cash to do whatever they need to do

but for a research company with no serious incomes, they have to make money somehow.
this is considered a less-bad way compared to a straight dilution or taking on fat debts at high interest rates.

>he fell for the bear crash trade war meme

>>13509901
Go! Get to the choppa!

Finally pulled the trigger and reloaded on NAK.

Another easy $20k here I come.

>>13510361
P-please no bulli

>>13510435
Molybdenum mining... mmmm

FUCK, I panicked this week and sold my VTSAX. Should I buy back in again or wait and see?

>>13510504
>i'm going to time the market
y u do dis

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4259591-alibaba-shoots-scores-new-nba-agreement

dennis rodman himself soon to be global dictator

>>13510435
Does that scam co even have a mine yet?

>>13510074
Mornin divfren

Do you happen to have that list of Div Aristos that was sortable by yield, from yesterday? Truly appreciated!

>>13509464
"Aggessive" here refers to your asset allocation of 100% stocks.

>>13510555
Stossel did a piece on NAK. They're not a scam, they were just getting assraped by obongo era politics.

>>13510043
No plug bros left?

>>13510570
here fren

https://www.buyupside.com/dividendaristocrats/dividendaristocratsyieldssorted.php

LTBR news next week, also.

They've been building towards a bull run for the last month. Don't say you weren't told.

Sold TSLA at 243 yesterday to buy 40 shares of AVTI, I thought the popularity of Sekiro would lead to an earnings beat. It beat earnings but today is down 6%. TSLA is up 5%. Activison keeps falling

I think I'm done lads, I don't fucking get it

>>13510666
>I don't fucking get it

yeah I believe you

sell low buy high baby

>>13510233
Who else /YUMA/ here? Hold for 0.50?

>>13510710
Hopefully it dips, so i can buy before the Quarterly.

anybody here using any of those shitter day trading chats?
the price seems too much for the possible worth they have.
any opinions?

Where is all this demand for TSLA coming from? I don't see why people are so willing to just throw their money away

>>13510666
EPS is pretty meaningless. If the company makes a weak guidance call and beat their own shitty call it's not really worth celebrating.

It's like /smg/ celebrating they won't go -25% today and eod they announce they only lost 8%. They beat their guidance but it's still dis-concerning.

Throughout the entire earning report they kept emphasizing how having a high Monthly Active Userbase is most important facet of their company. However their Monthly Active Users were very lackluster. They had 345 MAU vs 385 of last quarter. Also it was already an uphill battle because everyone expected them to do amazing Q1 and bought up tons of shares and calls. That means a higher volume of people to panic and try and sell off their shares when it goes bad.

>TSLA
Tesla is voodoo magic and Elon Musk can literally generate interest out of thin fucking air. He can get on the mic and say his asshole is gaping and they'll pop up 4% in the after-market.

>>13510773
The word is ``disconcerting,'' friend.

>>13510755
Support @ 243 from the offering. It only has one way to go so traders take it up. Reality does not matter. IBs control the price and herd traders into doing their bidding.

>>13510666
Selling/shorting Tesla seems to be costly adventure.

>>13510803
I'll add that to my, "I fucked up English again", scrapbook.

>>13510034
>after market there supposed to be earnings
new to the game if you don't realize aftermarket earnings on a Friday are never good news

>>13510749
>day trading chats?
>the price

dear lord what have you been into

>>13510749
if they had a working formula they'd be implement it instead of selling subscriptions and dealing with plebs

>>13510820
Shorting is easy money. Just short it and forget it. It's the puts that cost you. My June puts are down 75% in 2 days.

Sold YUMA for a little profit to make up for the absolute ass kicking I got the past couple days. What memes stocks are goin up today? Should I wait for a YUMA dip?

>>13510876
Berkshire Hathaway bought AMZN shares. Baldy is taking me to the moon

>>13510831
it was supposed to be yesterday but it didnt come out

RH has it listed for today after market but not sure if its coming out today

the stock isnt valued based on earnings though

people are buying because its getting bought out

>>13510835
Ross WarriorTrading, Timothy Skies, Cameron Fous.....
There are so many Youtube shitters with chats its incredible. And prices that easily goes to 1000$ per year

>>13509874
I am a simple man, I'll take this gamble.

>>13510652
metal fuel instead of oxide <- yes I like this

>Ms. Townsend’s book, Failing America’s Faithful: How Today’s Churches Mixed God with Politics and Lost Their Way

Ok ok ok good stuff

I FOMO in for a couple shares


>>13510910
Yikes
you want to make money, just start your own youtube channel and sell idiots subscriptions

>>13510939
That's a dangerous gamble mi amigo.

>>13510990
because?

I wonder if you made a script that scraped /wsb/ for people's plays and output the most popular calls/puts and build your portfolio around doing the exact opposite, wonder how much it'd skyrocket.

I think I found a technical analysis that actually works.

>>13511041
I don't know much about INUV but everything about it screams stay away with a 10 foot pole

>>13511072
Sometimes you just have to run into the fire and get burned.

>>13511072
yea and what is "everything"

Bought some AMRN on the dip. This is my 3rd (or 4th?) go round with them. This one is the last.. It's either "bring on the FDA approval and the Profits" or "I'm selling soon as the FDA sinks them"

Used the previous go rounds to pay off debt.. So thanks AMRN for that at least.

>>13511136
I had two rounds with AMRS, made decent returns both times
not trying my luck for a 3rd

I am thinking of buying TSM calls to play the trade deal, and it seems to be a pretty good company. Thoughts, or should I just stay out of the market

>>13511095
>earning call after hours on a friday
>45M market cap
>Aside from random 4% spike when anon initially said it's mooning and the sell off right after it's been relatively quiet all day.
>Long term merger currently happening with INUV and ConversionPoint Technologies. Mergers are always messy.
>Cannot find any other notable news about INUV
>I don't know anything about the company except for what I've searched around today.
>Can't even draw any fun lines to pretend it's gonna go up or down.

bot 1100 $QYLD

Quadrabull

The FUCKS UP WITH MAXR?!? +25 % today. Thank God I invested in this this.

NWL
ooooo

>>13511287

bought 30 shares of LEG today to add to my divvy portfolio. hopefully it treats me well for the next 60 years

How good are those unemployment numbers

>>13511218
you can make like 5% a month writing covered calls on TQQQ

>>13511317
i dont go near 3x products

>>13511308
Thank you. Not sure If I should sell. I have high hopes in this company.

Can someone explain why big dumps or big buys while a stock has low volume make the price go crazy?

>LCI
Monday is gonna be a massacre for shorties

>>13511344
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liquidity.asp

I wish I started this 5 years ago

>>13509266
Who here /deepgreen/?

>>13511344
do you know what an order book is?

Possible updates:
FLR is hitting bottom had a price target change to 56-37$ by citi probably what brought them to 28 but now may be a good time to open a position could go to 27 however on Monday but speculative
INTC-
Dividend is Monday, could either see a sell off or a pick up depending on weekend news. If China deal is talked about it may go up, right now intels success is dependent on China
IQ-
IQ holding from being low and reaching 23 again, either load your boats for earnings which will show increasing subscribers and a possible uptrend in content leading to hopefully seeing 27 again
LCI-
Seeing solid gains up and just hit 5%, earnings may have a surprise in store maybe load up a few and cross fingers
PI-
Holding 28 range, probably going to dip Monday if it closes low or might crab but I think this one is taking a break now so puts could be viable for the 17th
Brace for power hour could be interesting jobs report was stellar FUCK YOU POWELL YOU BOOMER CUNT

>>13511314
Unironically trash if you have few braincells

>>13511393
Same if only because then I wouldn't be making as many retarded and risky plays as I am.

L-learning experiences

>>13511393
how about 12 years ago :^)

>>13511395

>>13511447
>>13511393
I wish my parents were not retarded boomers that have kept 100s of thousands of dollars in the bank since the 80s

>>13511448
I sold my YUMA and yolo'd my gains into DF. How JUST'd will I be?

>>13511447

>>13508865
Please Click my Stocks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wQv-DVLeNk

>>13511515

>>13511490
>DF
you'll be alright anon
https://vocaroo.com/i/s1ITPqNKZ10f

Me puts are getting bootyblasted. Oh god I want to put a bullet in the brains of everyone who said we bull now.

>>13511136
But I'm keeping focused on my long term goal; 200 T babies and that nice fat 40 - 60k in Divvy's I'll be pulling down by age 65. Just 98 & 1/2 to go.

50k in Divvys ain't much at first glance but this won't be my only income source. More like my 3rd. I live in a low col state and I've no debt other than my house. Then whatever amount I've got stashed in the bank by retirement time.

Hell, those other investments I got may pay off loads down the line to so fuck I may end up good on that score as well.

>>13511536
Loool

>>13511542
>40 - 60k in Divvy's I'll be pulling down by age 65
what about inflation?

>>13511536
nice NICE

>>13511490
also nice

ETRACS friends, I think May coupons will be announced today.

>>13511536
HOLY FUCK LOL

>>13511552
That's with inflation factored in. Hell I make shit now and I do pretty good. I make just under 27k a year (before tax and Pension & 401k deductions).

So 50k is like almost double my yearly salary alone. Then my pension and 401k.

>>13511497
Amazing how far just a little cleavage boosts a woman’s attractiveness in my eyes.

>>13511490
>Deenz
Id be more down wif sardines if they weren’t so damn salty

>>13511593
How much money do you have to put in divvy stocks to make that much? An extra 27k/year seems obscene...

>>13511561
We'll see. I have no choice but to hold through the earnings since the settlement date is on the 7th.

Just remembered how in February only 20,000 jobs were created. Makes even less sense now than it did then.

PTN scheduled for warp transit to proxima centauri
launch date: june 24

do NOT wait, get in NOW and HODL

>>13511619
T yields about 6.5% so do the math

>>13511619
Time is your friend. The earlier you start the less seed capital you need. The older you are, the shorter the time frame and the more money you need to inject in order to make up the difference.

>>13511347
We tried to help people here but they just won't listen. See you on the moon, my friend.

>>13511536
Best ck threads are deen threads

So if I'm not working with a lot of money, should I focus on trading more options in order to maximize my gains while keeping my portfolio diverse? I'm not saying it seems like easy money, in fact it seems like a quick way to lose all your money buying shirt term options that go nowhere, but some of the gains I get from the stocks I own are just kind of pathetic and it really prevents me from having a diverse portfolio while pursuing gains, while my options so far have been pretty stable since I try to buy itm when I can.

>>13511639
Government shutdown ineptitude.

What is the best stock tracker? I want to track performance across my holdings and be able to enter buys/sells with fees etc. Should have a nice app, but at least web based as I am a phone poster who has no computer.

I need y’all to tell me how incredibly dumb I am. I’ve never bought stock before... in fact I don’t have a clue on how to even buy stock. But with beyond meat going public and seemingly everywhere I feel like it would be cool to invest into something like that. Crucify me. What’s the recommended e trader site on here?

>>13511643
>hey bro trust me this biotech #50009 is gonna moon
Yea no

>>13511619
a decent amount. yield on cost due to dividend growth means you don't need to save as much but rather let compounding do its job.

Right now i'm at $400K with $21K passive income in dividends and capital gains. Probably going to need at least $1.25M with a yield on cost of 6% before I can safely quasi retire early (will need something or someone to cover health insurance and emergencies).

dividend investing starts slow but compounding really starts to take shape after you have a nice base built up.

>>13511661
i'd suggest putting half in stocks and use the other half for options. then after 6 months when you realize the options game is not for you, you can go 100% regular stocks.

>>13511661
Just buy QLD or TQQQ and balance it with something that has low volatility

>>13511678
name a single industry that has more moons than biotech
in fact biotech has more moons than all other industries combined

>>13511541
I mean we bear now

>>13511649
Dad died recently I'm set to inherit around 500k + 2 houses (that my siblings don't want to sell). I'm a chemical engineer making 90k/year...
You just convinced me to stop playing with options although I'm making a decent profit I was already bitten by a few going worthless... plus the stress of it all is just too risky

T, KO, MO it is...

>>13511688
Mining companies without mines

>>13511688
using this logic we should all be buying lottery tickets since some people win millions.

>>13511649
To put it bluntly; I'm 36 now. I wish to hell I started this at age 20. I'd have gained roughly 16 years worth of time and raked in a shit load more Divvy Profit. So I coulda just bought 100 shares or less at age 20 and still ended up with a shit load of money by age 65. But since I started later I'm having to inject double or more seed money to make up the lost time. But oh well. Think god for Tax Refunds eh.

>>13511701
If you comfortable with a little more risk you can look at DVYL or SDYL

>>13511708
terrible low iq example, obvious very few people win the lottery
but many biotechs moon. does it make sense to you now?
>>13511702
and how many of those are there?

>>13511190
>earning call after hours on a friday

you arent investing into this for earnings

>45M market cap
every meme stock here is small cap, hello?

>>Aside from random 4% spike when anon initially said it's mooning and the sell off right after it's been relatively quiet all day.

the market is sideways all day today. pay attention

>Long term merger currently happening with INUV and ConversionPoint Technologies. Mergers are always messy.
>Cannot find any other notable news about INUV
>I don't know anything about the company except for what I've searched around today.
>Can't even draw any fun lines to pretend it's gonna go up or down.

heres a minor break down: https://newburghpress.com/2019/05/03/will-you-bet-on-these-inuvo-inc-nyseinuv-matinas-biopharma-holdings-inc-nysemtnb/

heres a more in depth break down: https://iwatchmarkets.com/2019/05/03/inuvo-inc-inuv-stock-a-good-pick-in-the-technology-space/

>>13511732
>but many biotechs moon
oh i see, so the biotechs are basically improperly risk adjusted by the market, according to you. then dont drop through the floor when things dont go there way. so as you spread your many across many "moon mission" possibilities, surely you'll pick the right ones.

you're a lot dumber than you think.

>>13511727
For me, it's SMHD CEFL QYLD SPHD SPYD PCY

CEFL has been the best performer, SMHD the worst

>>13511701
with 500K you'll want at least 20 different stocks. Here's my divvy portfolio for you to look at

AAPL, BA, BLK, CSCO, DOC, IBM, IP, IRM, ITW, JNJ, JPM, KO, LEG, LOW, MO, MSFT, NOK, O, PFE, PG, PSX, SBUX, T, TAP, V, VZ

I suggest spreading it out between all sectors and dollar cost averaging the $500K in over at least 3 years, keeping the remaining in a high yield savings account.

Dividend Growth is more important than starting yield if you have plenty of time. Enjoy the life of passive income, it really helps because you're constantly investing more for doing nothing. And dividend raises give you free money and usually outpaces inflation.

your best bet may just be a vanguard account with their basic market fund. but do research first.

>>13511780
>SMHD the worst
That is why I like DVYL and SDYL if you are going to add the risk of leverage you should do it with lower risk assets

>>13511791
Honestly dividend growth and capital appreciation is more important to me than high yields.
Look for 6%+ div growth per year for the last 10+ years and you're guaranteed to make it

>>13511816
Yep, wasn't a great pick. It initially fell hard after I bought a few months ago but has been churning since then at around the same level and the yield has made up for most of the principal losses. Willing to hang on longer if the markets hold up. CEFL has been great on the other hand, excellent total return.

GREEN DOT SPIIIIIIIIIKE

>>13511701
I’d say MO and DIS are golden, as far as having solid and safe dividends, but also incredible potential for future growth. MO’s investment in cannabis and vape is very promising, these guys know how to handle smokables, regulation, and marketing. DIS could see Netflix like growth for the television portion of its business.

Both have short/medium term risks (tobacco and ABC networks in decline) but 10 years out these will have incredible gains, and if you’ve been DRIPing you’ll stand to make real money.

>>13511780
Buy QYLD on margin 2x and make 15% per year guaranteed

>>13511701
RIP dad

the 'time is on your side' that the other poster said is right on. Well, except for health, in which case time is against you
but you might as well make time work for you where money is concerned

especially inheritance money, I always consider inherited money to be 'family money', you shouldn't spend it, and shouldn't invest in a risky way.

>every meme stock here is small cap, hello?
I generally avoid said small meme caps.

>>13511737
I'll take a look at the two linked articles later today. Thanks for the info.

>>13511536

top lol

>>13511688
You have a gambling addiction. Quit before you lose everything

>>13511890
See
>>13511415

>>13511684
You think so? I mean I don't think it'd be that big of a departure.
>>13511686
Nah I already have stable earners set up. Inborn worried about it.

>>13511854
Who else GDOT?
Who’s along for the ride?!

>>13511920
>>13511415
>FLR is hitting bottom
Based on what? They just reported a trash quarter and the CEO abandoned ship. Rocky waters ahead, but could be worth scooping up on a down day.

BUY BUY BUY BUY

>>13511950
That’s what I said regarding FLR read goober I already loaded my boat and avg down a pinch bows the time

>>13511950
>Who else GDOT?

I'm only up ~8%, and it's only 1.2% of my RH port (6 shares)
a day like this feels nice, but I don't know how much longer this market has overall. Haven't trimmed my overall holdings yet, but the day of cashing out is coming soon

THE PUMP WORKED

$4000 A SHARE

>>13511948
it's probably something you'll need to figure out on your own, as everyone's risk tolerance and loss aversion is going to be different, not to mention goals, stable income, time horizon for investment, etc. but yes, i think in the end you'll have a main investment account with boring stuff, and then maybe a smaller gambling account, if at all. although, my opinion is based on anecdotal evidence of watching friends (and myself) over the last 15 years.

>>13510666
Sekiro wasn't ATVI, they just published, but they gave fromsoft a crazy good deal just to associate activision with the brand. It wasn't about $$$.

Markets are absolutely surging. The bigger they are, the harder the fall though.

>>13512004
short shorts Blown out the water

>>13510105

filtered

>>13512031
Self-driving will make Tesla a $500B company - Musk

He is using the ARK invest talking point now. Full pump.

>>13512048
LCIguy... is... Jim... Cramer...

>>13512068
that has to be a joke though, he should have raised at 300s+

I'm still here. TSLAQ short is my most certain position. Retard talks about achieving
Profitability next month. Based on magic unicorn cum I guess.

>>13510666
Sekiro was FromSoft, not ATVI. They only published the game.

ATVI has almost nothing going for them. No big new games this entire year. They are pissing off their original fan base to move to mobile gaming and China. They are heavily reliant on their old games, WoW is still a primary breadwinner and its 15 years old and also declining. They've marred every IP they have and its obvious there is a serious lack of creativity among their decision makers.

It might seem like that stock should get back to its 70 dollar range it was not that long ago. I think its highly likely to sink far lower than it is now unless the next Diablo game is a huge hit. And don't count on that. They haven't made anything great in a long time.

>>13511998
Nice, nice. I’ve been moving my RH holdings that I like to my regular broker.

But GDOT could see even more upside when apple finally rolls out their card. I think I’m sticking around even though next week could be rocky.

>>13512068
He’s given up on thinking critically about this “cult stock”

>>13512104
ATVI has great porn

>>13512104
Oh god I really want a D2 tier diablo though... I forgot how much of a downgrade D3 was.

Stay a while and listen
:^)

>>13512083
Have you seen 10Q? Company is literally nearly bankrupt, why would seven year 0 profits company raise capital on this level while insiders are happy to sell at 231. It's not a problem of raising as much as repaying.

>>13512004
>>13512031

at least one more leg down, then back up, if I'm gonna buy in
if it keeps going up I'm just gonna watch it go, I need to see 240 again

even then, it's such an uncertain stock

>>13512122
Diablo 3 was a giveaway that the company doesn't even know their own IP's. They took an atmospheric dungeon crawler and made it into a saturday morning cartoon kids comedy game.

Even WoW has become a form of Marvel-lite storytelling.

They are a casual gaming company with IP's that had to be butchered to fit that form.

How do I profit from the eventual American invasion of Venezuela

>>13512182
SC2 is still good shit, i'm hoping wc3 remastered can get a good competitive scene and provide some e-sports entertainment.

>>13510074
I’m about to buy so much T. I luv u divfren.

LCI up huge and earnings is Monday. Shorts are trapped. Highly recommend getting in. Hate on me all you wish but LCIguy was right about the short thesis.

How do you guys feel about AMD? I think they are going to surge after computex and the new Ryzen chipsets

>>13510074
Think my dividend test folio finally is green today accounting for my dividends. Gonna probably let it sit a bit longer before I start DCAing. We will all make it divie bros.

On a similar note, is a divie account better than a mutual fund or etf for a roth ira? The taxes in dividends make me worried to do anything big on them

>>13511701
Diversify- you don't want to get GE'd where they reduce the dividend, resulting in the price getting raped. Also if you're young going for growth before going for dividends might be better, then you can do a dividend focused portfolio later.

t. got 9% in capital gains/divvie from my mutual fund

>>13512421
growth dividends are kino

>>13511879
Yeah that's my stance on inherited money. Dad always dreamed of having a "dynasty" and I'm quite content growing my family's wealth. I'd like to be able to compound my kid's success, perhaps through early financial education + college financial aid.

>>13512452
It's great to see steel hands provide income, on top of my existing contributions/labor.

Should I use margin to sell puts on NIO

>>13512459
very painful to be in a family where you can see (usually female) relatives squandering the wealth that was a result of the hard work of their ancestors

but it's a good motivator- I never know what/if/when I'll inherit anything, but at least I'm in a good position to work for enough income to suport myself and have a good savings rate.

>>13512493
no
NO!
if that's your best idea just don't do margin
unless you're making 10% monthly over a couple years with your non-margin account, don't go margin

if we take a fat dip again like December, go margin then

>>13512493
if you need to use margins, you probably can't afford a bad result. if you don't need to use margins, you shouldn't use margins either.

basically i'm completely against using margins

I told you stupid fucks about Alteryx and you all ignored me. Now it's about to break $100. It's following the same path as Tableau. I'm sure you'll ignore me when UIPath goes public too.

>>13512519
>I never know what/if/when I'll inherit anything
Yep. My Grandpa is starting to get sick, and it sucks to see family fighting over inheritance. Ironically enough, the relatives that don't care about money/being wealthy happen to be the most successful/happy.
I might/might not get an inheritance, but I'd prefer if my Grandpa was well. He's almost 90, but is still full of knowledge. I just hope that him getting ill doesn't divide/damage my family.

>>13512553
I didn't ignore you, I chose not to buy Alteryx
I don't see any reason to

>>13512563
Actually when my grandparents died I was not so sad: not because I didn't love them, they were amazing people. But in my case they were quite deteriorated, they had been in the 'really really old' period of their lives for like 5 years when they passed. So it was more like they finally got to rest, instead of just trying to stay alive.
hope it goes well for you, it's a bitter/sweet thing that your grandpa is still mostly functional mentally, but getting sick.

>>13512563
I miss my granpa every day.

>>13512637
I never had a relationship with my grandparents, I want to be a good gramps someday

Why didn't I buy LCI yesterday? Why didn't I listen? I hope the big boys sell off after earnings and crash the stock.

>>13512563
>Ironically enough, the relatives that don't care about money/being wealthy happen to be the most successful/happy.

That's not all that ironic. The people who need the money the least care the least.

>>13512637
Mine I guess was abusing my grandma before they divorced. He's dead now, but was still a fun guy. I haven't talked to my grandma in a while, I am just a shit awkward grandson. I should give her a call before her dimentia gets worse.

Other grandpa and my mom have a bad relationship so I don't know. I have a good relationship with one of my uncle's though, so that's nice.

>>13512674
I only knew one set, but they were (or are, as my granma is still alive) better than my actual shit-for-parents.

>>13512637
My grandpa sold his house and moved to low income housing. He gambled all the money away at a casino and now lives on social security alone. He never talks to anyone unless he needs to use them and will tell his three daughters that they are stupid. His two sons haven't seen him in over six years. He finds limestone rocks and convinces himself they are made of gold or platinum or is a meteorite. Same with coins he finds being ultra rare. I fixed his computer for him once and helped him email a picture of his gold rock to have professionals evaluate it. It was a 7 pound limestone rock. He rewarded me by giving me a different 5 pound rock.

He's the dumbest guy in the room and thinks he's the smartest. When his wife died his first thoughts were what he would do without her social security.

He's a real piece of work.

>>13512701
My granpa was fairly rich, built a large family and extended family, just so happens I was lucky to born to only fuckup of his offspring. And fuck up continues in me, but ends in me.

Who else is up 6% today?

Alright, decided to take a slight risk and transferred $1500 outta my savings and used it to buy 48 more T babies. So now I own 149.68 T shares. Which leaves only 51 more to go before I hit 200.

I dare not transfer more money cause you know "Mr Murphy" may bite me in the ass at some point. (God I hope not, I gotta replace $9500 as it stands now). I could've just did it slowly, you know x shares per month, but it would've taken longer to hit 200 thus robbing me of the higher Divvy profit over time.

>>13512769
Me except I'm down thst much instead

My grandfather's killed nips and got full military honors at their burials, great men.

>>13512780
When boomers talk like this it makes me physically ill

>>13512829
Did they ever talk about the war?

My gpa who fought in the pacific NEVER talked about the war. He had a buddy who cleaned up the camps with the Red Cross. Now THAT man, he had some fucking horror stories.

I fucking love LCI

>>13512946
And the greater market will boom into earnings too. Was worried it might fuck us a bit.

>>13512881
i did a project in junior high on my great grandpa in WW2 and all he would ever say about fighting in the pacific was he killed 'a few japs' and nothing more

HIGHLY HIGHLY based

>>13512829
did they bring anything interesting back?

an old guy I knew had a Jap officer's samurai sword in his gunsafe.

My grandpa came back from Germany with a bunch of honors from European countries (for example Croix de guerre from France and Belgium, not the unit awards, the individual awards)

There was also some German items, but unfortunately the family doesn't have those anymore. Very interesting history

>>13512881
anything that guy would have seen in WWII had nothing on some of the bloody weeks during WWI (from the books I've read about it).
There were never (AFAIK) days in WWII in Europe where there would be multitudes more wounded soldiers than the clearing stations could ever handle

WWI was a mess, damn. but it's wild to read about it

>>13512881
Muricans been fighting too many unecessary wars it's absolutely insane. Once you go to real war zone like vietnam or something you never really leave it, ptsd is super common among veterans

Reminder that both wars were continental family disputes over the Spanish succession, that is, until the Ewige Anglo saw a chance to kill off fellow whites.

>>13512966
easiest hold of the year

I might buy a nice sail boat with the gains and travel around next year

>>13512881
same

my grandfather was part of the army engineer corps and was presumably just building runways and shit on pacific islands

but he would never talk about it when I asked him. All he would tell me is that he has shot and been shot at.

was very proud to see military show up at his funeral

>>13512981
My greatgrandpa told me about how they caught a jap and held him captive. The unit wanted to let him go because he was just a kid, but they couldn't because the knew he would give away their position
They drew straws to see who would have to run him through with a sword for a silent kill
Always cried at that story.
I did a smg podcast once and it was pretty retarded but I liked doing it. I've been thinking about going and doing a bunch of interviews of vets at the old folks home here in town because those videos would actually be of value

I'm down to my last $500. Litecoin or NBRV.

>>13513040
LCI

>>13513021
I remember when it was $3, and I saw that Schwab "A" (strongly outperform) rating, I blew it off. That said, how do I go back in time to buy LCI when it was $3?

>>13513037
wild story.

very sad when any old pre-boomer dies, and for all the old pre-boomers wasting away without anyone caring for them.

It's weird to think about what it would be like if we had to fight the japs again.
I can't imagine many people in my generation being able to stab a kid like that, and it's hard to imagine the current breed of nips being as bloodthirsty and ruthless as their ancestors.

>>13513063
Don't let fear run your decision making anon

>>13513078
What most Americans don't understand how racist the japs are. I honestly think present day Japs could invade and slaughter Chinese people because they view them as close to subhuman

>>13513028
Me grandpa was scout in ww2 and one of first people for see concentration camp @_@
He was incredible tough man who not give heck about talking ww2

He said he saw pig demons fly away from the concentration camp he discovered when he first found it

>>13513063
There remains a very large upside even now. I bought at 4 but didn't go in nearly enough.

>>13513110
>Pig demons
I unironically believe this because of into the occult Nazi leadership was

>>13513110
I want to know more about the pig demons

Are far out 27 puts on AMD a bad idea? Im just starting out with options and want to risk a few bucks.

>>13513040
Buy a nice suit and take firm-handshake lessons

>>13513037
Unironically do it. Boomer war stories of nam and Korea don’t compare to the silent generation’s unheard stories.

>>13513028
I know there was grenade shrapnel stuck in my gpa for life, but he’d rather play chess than talk about it. The ptsd thing is legit, they don’t want to revisit it.

>>13513010
But politicians on the left and right all agree: endless wars, if you don’t like it you don’t support our troops you fuckkng hippie.

>>13513000
>trench warfare
I’m sure it was absolutely nuts, but i wouldn’t downplay the shit that went down in WWII
>you think that’s tough? They didn’t go through anything compared to the rape of Nanking. And They dont even KNOW how brutal facing Ghengis Khan was. And they never fought fucking Vikings.

>>13513136
far out puts on anything are a bad idea

its a bull market son

>>13512701
>My grandpa sold his house and moved to low income housing. He gambled all the money away at a casino and now lives on social security alone. He never talks to anyone unless he needs to use them and will tell his three daughters that they are stupid.
me in 40 years

>>13513130
Checkout 'Overlord' film, nice nazi exploitation film from last year

>>13513137
american people support the wars too or they couldnt happen in first place.

>>13513140
I'll buy just one 2 months out so i can watch what happens with it as the stock fluctuates and learn.

>>13513110
>piggu demons
spookd
My granpa took a k98 round to the leg during the battle of the bulge, he was okay though and he got to hang out with the Ruskies in Liepzig when the fighting stopped
>>13513124
What does the word Holocaust mean comfy?

>wake up
>make a post on stocktwits
>open Tdameritrades chat room
>people talking about my stocktwits post

>>13513137
nah some days in WWI was on a per-day or per-second basis was absolutely nuts in terms of massacre.
I'm not talking about the up close and personal dude on dude violence that those other things imply, of course
I'm talking about thousands of guys every minute being just destroyed by an enemy they can't see

in a way that wouldn't have been imaginable to them at the time
because the commanders had no idea what the new technology meant, orders were given that caused unbelievable amounts of death

it's a mental thing that the people of the time couldn't comprehend

by WWII, the soldiers and the generals had a better idea of what was going on, so they didn't send tens of thousands of men a day to walk into machine gun fire.
there weren't clearing stations that took up acres and acres with just boys that had been wounded that day in WWII; there were in WWI. But there weren't doctors to attend to all those people because in their planning, they had no comprehension of the level of death that would occur. By the time WWII rolled around, they did. That's all I'm saying.

>>13513228
>>13513228
>>13513228
>>13513228
New thread - the follow up OP to the 'falling knife' TSLA OP image

https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/05/03/microsoft-and-jpmorgan-chase-team-up-on-blockchain.aspx

Holy frig I should have invested in JPM and Microsoft. And more than $250 in BTC when it was 10% lower.

>>13513110
I love you, rkg. Let’s talk about grandpas, just you and me.

>>13513209
hurr durr, all 5000 of you ride on your horses or just run strait across this field and attack those trenches defended by machine guns.

>>13513195
Td has a chatroom?

>>13513209
The American Civil War is similar to WWl in that regard. Technology progressed more quickly than the military philosophy employing it. The exorbitant casualty counts attest to it.

>>13513321
yea... they have a few..

tech stacks had reaction rally day, tsla 4.5% (we'll see if that rally lasts), goog, intl, amazn 2-3.5%

pm lost early gains, bitcorn booming,

year note 2.5, optimal yield would be pretty much 2.5 - 3.8% i think, 2.5 yield -> 4-4.5% mortgage rate that's pretty healthy rate, definitely not bubble like europe with 0%

>>13513370
Bitcorn because this you think?:
>>13513240

>>13512701
Honestly he sounds blackpilled af