/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14686717
this was last chemo treat men
hopefully me will be 100% healthy for rest of life

Are you prepared for the boogaloo, /smg/?

Also Powell better straighten up and fall in to line like a good puppy tomorrow.

V T S A X

buy it

>>14688554
When does Powell's testimony start tomorrow?

Here with the Webull update for the portfolio i took a bunch of stocks on.

This board is better than 2500 or so other users in this competition. Hope you all feel better.

>>14688596
It's some time in the morning. I don't know exact time. Probably 9 or 10 EST.

AMDchads ryzen the fuck up

>>14688614
heh, paper account

i remember being 6 years old too

>>14688467
Hope everyone stayed in the green today

Friendly reminder that Vietnam is a rapidly expanding and growing market and that we're still witnessing the beginning stages

>>14688529
dont remove those bull horns yet,
Hes playing for the GOLDEN BULLS

>>14688627
Too late to buy?

>>14688736
It's just for fun. I'm all in on AMD obviously

>>14688754
Probably. But AMD always bleeds out so I'd wait for a dip. It is almost always obvious

>>14688754
We're very close to the 13-year high at 34.30$. Seems risky, but maybe it can break the previous high, now that Ryzen 3000 is out is selling like hotcakes.

>>14688750
How do I invest in Vietnam? The market seems to be restricted to only citizens

>>14688957
Buy and ETF.

>>14689105
How do I buy and ETF at the same time

>>14689105
B-b-uy what?

>>14688526
But that was like most of your identity

>>14689218
Buy S&P futures. I need this shit to gap up like 8 bucks.

>>14689160
You don’t make a typo.

>>14689294
>gap up

I doubt that. I expect flat open and nothing until Powell starts talking, at which point the geiger counters, seismographs and polygraphs will begin to ominously twitch.

Highly rec this book - fascinating stuff

WHERE IS TRST GOING

>>14689386
I expect Jerome to announce he will cut rates, and then while he's giving testimony we get Steve Merchant breaking news busting in, TRADE DEAL SECURED!

OH MAN I was so close to being almost close to breakeven. I was only down like 2.4% All time this morning, then someone faded the crypto rally. Also faded: LPTX, MO, KSS, CHWY, CGC

>>14689505
Didn't this guy kill his wife or something?

I feel like I should read One Up on Wall Street or something first.

"Dark Pools" doesn't look like the type of thing to give me actionable information, just "You can't succeed" type FUD.

Does it tell you how to DIY or did you get any ideas from it?

>>14689386
>>14688596
>>14688554
Why do you all assume that Powell will say something that matters? He's testifying before Congress, won't he just say he has to wait to get the data and confer with the other fed heads and associates, etc.?
>>14689615
You keep saying Merchant... do you mean Mnuchin?

>>14688957
Buy OTC company KBLB, which is opening up multiple factories in Nam and recently had a reasonable pullback. Wait for it to get pull back again though if it pumps.

Made $350 off this today

>>14689675
>You keep saying Merchant... do you mean Mnuchin?
yes

>>14689294
my dad works for the fed he said Powell bought 400 million of weekly puts for his own account don't know what that means?

What OTC stocks you guys buying off of the pink sheets?

how do you guys decide 1. how many stocks to buy/short and 2. when to sell/the stop limit on your order

>>14689801
normal stock is 5-7%, options are no more than 1% of my account

stop are normally somewhat arbitrary but i'd say i use on average like a 15% stop

>>14689801
Well, so yesterday, I went against logic, my gut, and Linus Tech Tips recommending the new AMD processors (they also sold out immediately) and I bought long put spreads. Basically once I hit 8% loss I knew it was time to cut and run and I managed to close before I lost about 15% on the option. If I had held on like a true brainlet, I would be down 50% as of right now. Will it recover? What if AMD crashes back down to earth? Time will tell, but I had to make the call to exit and I did. The chance also exists those options would have expired worthless.

>>14689830
5-7% of your current account for risk management reasons right? and a 15% both up and down of the original stock price?

>>14689787
Only otc i have right now is IVITF, betting on the new CEO. First time they've had a major stakeholder at the helm.

>>14689879
Point is you have to make the call, and if you can minimize losses you can have a lot of them but then eventually land a nice W and you'll be back in good shape.

>>14689710
were you holding or did you screen a low float

>>14689675
>Why do you all assume that Powell will say something that matters? He's testifying before Congress, won't he just say he has to wait to get the data and confer with the other fed heads and associates, etc.?

A lot depends on his wording. The market will be listening for subtle clues about the direction he is leaning.

on a scale of 1-10 how much can powell's word effect the market

TMUS addes to the S&P 500. Thank you TMUS for turning this week green.

>>14689553

Did you seriously not sell with the news yesterday?

This is the first stock in recent memory that could legitimately go to zero. I’d get out now.

>>14689553

lmao bruh you’re fucked

they’re going to lose their license from HC and if they don’t completely go under, they won’t see the other side of 6 CAD for years

>>14689787
Oi m8 you got a loisence for that pink?

KBLB, it keeps mooning, but not enough for me to sell, and then dipping, but not enough for me to buy. I'm getting impatient, almost bought more today. Buffett would tell me impatience is no good.

>>14690016
Can or will? He's not going to want to move it in any significant way. But if he just came out and said "Holy shit the economy is fucked. We just got the data and its REAL bad. We're gonna have to go to negative rates and talk to Kuroda about using better QE..." Well then people would probably panic sell, algos would panic sell, same with hedgies and institutional investors, and everyone's 401K's and pension plans would be fucked.

Lenders would start calling in their corporate debt, and many companies would be insolvent and dissolve. Massive layoffs would result, and we'd enter into a massive depression. I would expect riots in city centers, and Trump would fly off to a golf course and summon the national guard.

None of that is going to happen though. Powell may not be as good as Yellen, but he's not a total idiot.

Who asx here?
Anyone still invested in coal?
Why is Whitehaven coal, something that HSBC owns 40% of, still considered a strong buy?

>>14690016
11
Powell's word is the markets

>>14688467
I'm new to investments, but can someone give me their opinion on KMI? 7/19 22 calls in particular, seem cheap, stock looks to be breaking out of a bullish flag, earnings just before etc, thoughts?

>>14689105
>KBLB

Why does /smg/ like to speculate on penny shitstonks?

>>14689105
Thanks. Will probably take a look, although these growing eastern countries don't offer the best translation of value through capital markets, especially through the entire index. Not sure why that is the case

>>14690088
>>14690139
I'm not in a trade with them yet I'm just wondering if I should buy options now or place a random bid at like $2 and see if it gets filled. Seems too interesting to resist but maybe I just love the ride.

>>14690271
Because their product is fucking cool?

>>14688467
>Not including 1816, when Argentina told Spain to go fuck itself, after only telling it to kinda go fuck itself in 1810

What high dividend stocks are you guys getting into? Also any emerging industry stocks like space?

Test

>>14690323
You passed!

>>14690314
T and PM are pretty good

>>14690284
I checked the income statement for the last 5 years and it has losses. Throw your money into the dump instead. It'll be less painful and cheaper

>>14690281

I'd stay away until it becomes clearer what Health Canada will do.

If they let them off easy it's a bounce, if they make an example out of them it's the end times.

>>14690360
...because they have losses?

>>14690187
Kinder Morgan's numbers are going to be way off in a bad way. Chemical manufacturing is down, so their terminals are going to be making less money, and LNG numbers have been down. You'd be better off putting them on the puts.

>>14690350
Do you think PM is going to be able to main its value and divided as Tobacco sales fall and there are less tobacco smokers? I remember on some other board someone talked about OXLC and ECC, but don't know much about them.

>>14690314
got 2 high yields
BGS and BTI. BTI is suave but BGS is hellish, like hell
but when the divs come in the fears melt away

>>14690378
Thanks, I already have 85 contracts I got right before close at .04, I'll be sure to sell before earnings but I see a short term run up to earnings especially after today

>>14690371
Is 870 times revenue good value? Not to mention losses are 3x the revenue. Why do you buy junk?

HCC looks nice

agree/disagree?

Sucky day but that's ok. Still up over 15% so I still got plenty of sweet gains.

July/August is a special time of year for me. Comcast/T/KDP/DIS all pay out you see.

AMRN is down a bit but that's ok, the real money is still on the way. T stock is down a bit but fuck that's ok to. All the more sweet divvy I'll get when it comes due. 194 shares now do I got, at the current price I'll add 2.94 more shares to my pile at payout time. Just one more payout looms this year after that, fuck man I ain't worried one bit I'll still clear 200 shares by years end.

NBY has fallen a bit, the fearful man would pull out while he still can. But there's sneaky shit going on behind the scenes. The China Pharma is loading up on NBY shares while they're cheap. A nice buyout is a coming; it's only a mater of time. This shit will be forking out least $8 per from what I've heard. Hell big time fat cats are piling in, Vanguard and Blackrock is just the tip. They know a big fat payday is cooking up soon. Surely you want a cut of that Profit to.

>>14690396
Companies like that don't just roll over and die without a fight. I figure they'll find some sort of new revenue stream down the line.

>>14689883
yeah, don't go all in on any single name

that 15% is mostly for down, I try to let the winners run

>>14690467
It’s an experimental technology. It’s extremely speculative, but I don’t think they should be aiming for profitability yet.

The new patents and factories are a good start, but it’s still early days.

>>14690525

>Not Altria
Literally why?
Why go with any other tobacco company? Is it because you personally like those cigarettes?

Do any of them have vaping or cannabis exposure? Are you chasing an insane yield like Vector Group or something?

Altria seems like the best in the space to me. Go MO.

ouch!

>>14688614
AMDCHADS RYZEN UP the whole damn portfolio once again. Damn it feels good.

>>14690550
Fair enough. Best of luck

>>14688467
What does this girl’s vagina smell like?

>>14690475
I feel the dividend giving stocks are too leveraged up and instead should reduce debt instead of giving big dividends. On an EV basis they are not at all cheap

>>14690665
You know that smell when you open a new book? Like that but plasticky.

>sold AMD on monday

WHY AM I SO IMPATIENT

>>14690679
Because real AMDCHADS hold with iron fists.

>>14690673
Uhhh... have you even SEEN Altria?

God I think I should buy more...

>>14690665
BBC

okay guys but seriously have you seen HCC

some coal CEO just died so theres room for psycho corporatism that coal companies do best and also Trump loves coal

>>14690665
A freshly printed Excel spreadsheet

>>14690772
why that coal ticker in particular?

>>14690696
Debt to equity is 2.1. They should really cut debt instead of giving dividends. Companies are holding onto debt because it is very cheap(due to interest rate scenario), but I like to avoid companies with large debt

>>14690610
Sorry, didn't realize MO actually has a higher div yield. In that case I would go with them.

>>14690811
because nice name and like its the only coal company that isnt shitting the bed

>>14690830
And actually now that I dig deeper PM has a slightly higher annualized payout

>>14689710
I mean you're up 5 and change, which apparently represents a 260% increase so I'd say that you're about $342 short of $350 total.

Im holding amd until late sunday. Hype will wear off and people will be done buying crap online for the weekend. I think after that they will stagnate or dip.

>>14690732

>>14690817
Did not know that.

But they’re using that money well. ROE is 41%

>>14690975
I like to check ROI instead, which is very healthy. It's just because of the interest rate scenario. Makes companies trickier to value as PE only takes into account MC. I think EV/EBITDA may be a better metric

>>14691047
I don't know much about that... but after some quick googling, seems like their EV/EBITDA is decent, better than PM worse than BATS

>>14691246
Financials are not the only way to value a company. Altria is doing great stuff with Juul. I wish they would buy them out entirely and list them separately

>>14691265
My only concern with that is that vaping has now come under attack from anti-tobacco lobbies. Look at what happened in San Francisco were they banned both tobacco and juul and ecigs. I believe that my generation's smoking habits are going to be heavily focused on smoking pot while tobacco smokers die off.

>>14688627
Rock on, brother!

>>14691312
smoking pot and tobacco go hand in hand, if you've ever been to Amsterdam they often sell and smoke mixtures of the two.

However I understand that fear, but I'm also excited for the THC vaping possibilities, which Juul could give MO a good way to enter into.

>Look at what happened in San Francisco
Has any of this gone into effect yet? Also, they banned tobacco? I thought it was just e-cigs. However, Orange County did recently vote for some sort of ban on tobacco.

I'm not really concerned about the legal fights for some reason.

>>14691312
That'll never happen. It's akin to trying to regulate the big tech. At the end of the day too many addicts

>>14690016

Can: 10/10

Will: 4/10

The 200 day moving average on the S&P is flat mainly because of the decisions he made last year and this.

>>14691412
>smoking pot and tobacco go hand in hand

Can confirm as ex-smoker now degenerate vaper and occasional dude weed imbiber. Nicotine mixes with weed nicely.

>>14691505
Smoking and drinking as well.

Bitches love those camel crushes. Buy a pack on Friday, lose it, buy another the next weekend.

>>14690271
>Why does /smg/ like to speculate on penny shitstonks?
Why do degenerate gamblers put it all on black?

>>14690360
Holy shit! A newer company that's not profiting? I can't believe I have that. Next you're going to tell me that CGC, AMRS and other companies I own haven't ever turned a profit!

>>14691505
Back when I used to smoke a lot of pot, we used to split a cigar and take all the filler tobacco out and use the outer leaves to roll the marijuana into cigars. We called these blunts. On very special occasions we would hollow out the cigar and pack it with between a quarter and half ounce of mariujana, these were the godfather blunts. You get like half way through a god father blunt and the amount of tar and resin on the back end of that thing would be disgusting. However they'd get you fucked up.

>>14690679
Because you're afraid if you actually made it we wouldn't be relatable anymore so you hold yourself back to ensure you always enjoy your time here on SMG. It's probably why I sold @ 11, but then again I bought in at under 2 and who would have thought? I look at my portfolio which is up 75% since that sale and realize that i could be 300% up and saved money on my taxes.

>when the DRiP hits
oooohhh yeah that's the gooood shit

>>14691843
Why buy something that takes money away from you instead of giving it to you and will do so for the foreseeable future?

>>14692138
It's speculation on a company's potential, and what people will be willing to pay for it in the future.

>>14688526
Goodluck

THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

dividendsareyourfren.jpg

>>14692297
Based and textpilled

>>14689675
>Didn't this guy kill his wife or something?
It doesn't appear that's the case.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Patterson_(author)

The book looks good, and I'm putting it on my reading list. But, yes, you should also read Peter Lynch's books.

>Investors appear concerned about increased market volatility because they are buying more puts than calls, pushing the Put/Call ratio to 2.19.

>The VIX is currently at 14.09 and implies that options traders see the next month's volatility on the S&P 500 to be neutral.

This shit is confusing to me. Traders think volatility will be neutral and are concerned about high volatility?

>>14692363
Put/call ratio is a bull shit indicator. Puts are calls and calls are puts. You've got a long and short side on every contract. Expect new highs followed buy new lows and lower highs with intermediate highs.

>>14691891
Mix with some tobacco 50//50 and you got yourself a splif

Anyone know if sonicbro still posts and is he still sitting on like $700K cash in a savings account?

>>14692477
Yeah I used to roll my own cigarettes and would carry a film canister full of bud to smoke spliffs all day.

>>14691445
Many territories around the world have already banned vaping

Oh shit we are hitting 3k tomorrow. Look at the futures chart. The charts never lie.

3k tomorrow. Long S&P futures faget

I haven't told anyone in this thread yet, but I think Ryder (R) could be a really good buy. Let me explain. Sometime not too far back, I was browsing the /biz/ catalog and saw a thread where the premise was that the post IDs would decide what would do well (I don't remember the exact claim). I think the intention was that the ID should contain the symbol for some cryptocurrency, but both the first (and only?) two posts started with "R", which is the ticker symbol for Ryder stock. This seemed like a bullish sign at the time. I took note of that occurrence, added it to my Robinhood watchlist, and, being busy with other matters, didn't do anything further with that knowledge after that. However, yesterday I saw a Ryder truck on my way to the store which recalled the thread from earlier to my mind. I intend to do more research, but it does appear that R could be a good stock. For example, just speaking of analyst price targets, the CFRA analyst report I looked at had a target price of $80 and negative headline said some other analyst downgraded their own price target to just $62. Assuming the latter case and a purchase price of $55, that's still a more than 12.7% gain, not including dividend payments. That is just to consider a "bad" scenario. The /biz/ thread--as I recall--suggested that it should be a multibagger.

>>14692744
Based baggie, for once I agree with you

>>14692744
Checked and where do you find AH charts?

No coiners on suicide watch!!!

>>14692812
https://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=ES&p=m5

>>14692863
>No coiners on suicide watch
I wouldn't say that. It's true that you could probably make good money at this point by buying and holding BTC, but how much upside do you really think there is at this point? On the other hand, you can still buy LCI stock and get a sure 10x over the next couple of years.

>>14692812
I have a crystal ball and bowl of water to scry the market's future chart.

>>14692916
Bitcoin is going well above 100k.......

>>14692879
I use finviz all the time as a screener, didn’t even think it gave futures. Thanks

>>14692934
I’ve been putting 50% of my investment money in BTC, ETH, XRP and XLM over the last 3 months and have been quite happy so far with the results

>>14692916
Also that 10x on LCI is going to happen a lot sooner than a couple years.. maybe just a year.. I'm raising my price target to $60 after all the good news they've been having

>>14688467
https://www.google.com/amp/s/markets.businessinsider.com/amp/news/l-brands-stock-price-reaction-les-wexner-jeffrey-epstein-ties-2019-7-1028339871

>>14692988
Should I get the 10 dollar calls that expire next friday?

>>14692979
Sure, but then some of us got fucked by Greg Wright's BidCorn SV Scam.

I've also been swinging BTC and ETH. Too risky for me not to continually sell and then try to rebuy lower. But I probably would've made more just hodling.

>>14693023
>>14692979
Also I literally don't understand how crypto works, and why people are excited about it AT ALL.

I'd rather learn about stocks in my spare time. So I'm pretty much fucked.

>>14693023
>Too risky for me not to continually sell and then try to rebuy lower
how are your taxes looking on that

>>14693009
I think LCI is all about selling options.. I think right now is a good time to sell puts... sold some jan. $5 puts and jan $10 calls...

>>14693076
No idea. Doing it on Robinhood.

How do I figure that out?

>>14693023
I have no information to back this up, but BTC has apparently set itself up to be the crypto standard and will not go away regardless of utility. With only 21M ever in circulation, owning 1 could mean a million in the future. My goal is to get to 3-5 total and hold. If it fails. I lose some money but the reward is worth the risk imo. If I lose 30-40K I’d be pissed, but it wouldn’t adversely affect me.

>>14693043
It's unforgeable digital cash. It allows payments without any trusted intermediary such as (((credit card companies))). That's the basic idea, then there are more anonymous variants (monero), smart contracts (eth), and many others.

>>14693089
I dunno if they send you a 1099 for crypto or not.

>>14693077
This reminds me of how DB got $45 trillion in derrivatives

>>14693043
Blockchain technology is a world changing event like the internet and like 5G will be. Get some money involved somehow

>>14692138
Yeah, here's the thing; i have a decent 5 figure portfolio of ETFs and companies that made it. I also have 8k in speculative buys spread across 4 stocks. If two of those stocks make it it'll outperform the ETFs in the next decade. If one makes it real good (I'm looking at you AMRS) it'll outperform the ETFs. Investing in mature companies is good, but not doing any speculation is missing out in a big way.

>>14693092
>>14693106
Huh. Yeah don't get the smart contract things, but BTC is just too darn expensive for me to get a whole 1. I've got .08 right now, and that feels like too much risk at >$1000 in a crazy volatile thing like crypto.

Fuck though, if I sell right now that's $100 more of MO I can buy.

>>14693163
Blockchain isn't crypto, eventhough I don't know what either is.

Can we put an explanation of blockchain on blockchain?

>>14693120
They do.

>>14693183
Blockchain Is a way of achieving consensus between many parties who don't trust each other at all. It's what enabled Bitcoin, among other things. Smart contracts are basically a blockchain that stores computations, and you can write automated contracts that execute safely without needing to trust anyone (eg a lottery). Now if you want to put real world data into smart contracts, then fuck, do you have to trust the people who input the data into the chain? No, that's where /biz/'s best friend, Sergey Fucking Nazarov, comes in. Chainlink solves this problem without requiring trust in the "oracles" that feed the data.

I wrote all this on my phone, you better fucking make good use of it fag.

>>14693258
Screenshotted.

I know the feel. I type up long shit on my phone. No replies is bad. Worst is phone fucking up and losing what I just wrote.

>>14693199
That's nice of them.

Shit though... You guys are making me worry now. Maybe all this swinging isn't a good idea.

Can I somehow owe more in taxes than profit I make? By paying tax on buys and sells or something?

Jesus fucking christ

>>14692925

>>14693377
posted on /biz/

Is the private space companies the next millionaire maker stocks? That Virgin space one is gonna ipo soon. Way I see it theirs four ways to Profit from this:

1. Tourism - sending jack and jill and both kiddies up in orbit for a cool $100k
2. Launching shit - Govt wants this spy sat in orbit; hey no prob we'll do it for 100k.
3. Exploration - sending people to the moon/mars/etc.
4. Mining - Sending probes and shit to the moon/asteroids to mine the metals and other gems.

>>14693377
nail glue is literally water soluble lmao, he could use acetone nail polish remover if he really wants it gone

>>14693419
launching stuff for government and private companies has to be the money maker right? Planetary exploration and mining are sci-fi bullshit, never happening within our lifetimes

>>14693335
No because losses on transactions will subtract from the profit to have a net tax

>>14693457
Nah man, I'm going to the moon tomorrow at open, and I'm going to be the mayor and founder of my moon colony. we're going to use stellar lumens for currency, and we're a sanctuary city that lets anybody who can get there on their own in.

>>14693429
He could use piss... but then I’d worry about it diffusing up the stream, into the urethra and bladder, because it could take some time time to break down the glue.

However, I’m pretty sure this isn’t real. Thanks for bringing it to my attention tho.

>>14693457
This, I don’t think we have a way to profitably mine off earth for use on earth. I can’t think of anything rare enough that would warrant it. Maybe mining for use in space though, as we want things to weigh as little as possible when we launch it from earth.

>>14693377
Uh how dumb do you get to like glue your wanker shut. Surely this must be a joke. Or the fucker must've been on some shit. "oh hey lets glue my wanker shut folks just to see what it does" yeah... real smart.

>>14693335
>Can I somehow owe more in taxes than profit I make? By paying tax on buys and sells or something?
No, Trump is still president.

>>14693517
He meant to post it to /b/ so there's like a 5% chance it's true

>>14693377
>browsing /b/ unironically
big YIKES

>>14693527
>>14693493
Thanks. Didn’t know because crypto is taxed differently than other assets, and I’m so new to it that I don’t know how it works.

Fuck. I guess I should just go all the way and start researching. Clearly I’m somewhat interested. I’m just so much more into stocks though...

>>14693377
praise kek I needed a good laugh

MSFT is gonna go to 138 tomorrow. Maybe new ATH too. Hop on.

>Appeals court mulls reviving Merck's $2.54 billion patent win against Gilead

Holy shit. I should’ve bought more Merck. That could be HUGE.
Also some promising news for Keytruda from WHO and FDA. Nothing too big, but potentially positive.

>>14693515
Yeah lol, I think Paul Skallas was talking about this. For centuries men have been obsessed with getting off the planet and exploring, nobody thought of what would happen if space was a big nothing. Space sucks dick, everything is super far away, takes a ton of effort to get to, and there's nothing worth taking once you're there. Wow, a big ball of carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen! Better haul that back home! Fuckin goo goo ga ga goop heads jerking off to Elon Musk putting men on Mars. Why?
Only thing it's good for is sussin' out astrological natal charts

>>14693077
Yeah, but does your broker require collateral? If so wouldn't it be a better use of that money held to buy up LCI? I'm figuring there's more upside on the owning side at this point.

>>14692165
>>14693177
Fair enough. Do remember that such companies can have very volatile and uneven returns. One may return 500%, while everything else may go to 0. Asset allocation, conviction matters apart from stock picking skills. I would urge you to read Peter Thiel's book "Zero to One". Best of luck.

>>14693747
Word. I know what game I'm playing, thank you though...

>>14693680
How long before you think Earth is fucked and we have to relocate? Probably not within our lifetimes I'd imagine but seem to recall getting high and reading Wikipedia about theorizers that predicted either we eventually colonize another planet or die as a species

>>14693801
Its widely known that the sun will swallow the earth in a couple billion years, so it's far enough out we can let the zoomers deal with it.

>>14693801
I strongly believe we'll lose the capabilities to colonize another planet BEFORE we get our shit together enough to realize we need to leave. We're gonna enter a 500 year long period of cultural decline marked by reduced standards of living, education, maybe even intellect, which will cause a catabolic environmental collapse (google that) and a drastic drawdown in human population. Maybe once we revert to hunter gatherers huddled in the ruins of mega-detroit humans will eventually form some kind of American khanate which will remember ancient stories of men who could fly to the stars and reboot civilization with different priorities.

>>14693870
kek

>>14693891
Fuck, that sounds bleak

>>14693708
Yes. I have 5700 shares and I don't mind selling covered calls here and there on them and buying them back later.. also don't mind putting cash up for collateral. If I want to buy some shares I'll take that money and sell a put.. I'm looking to hold for awhile so even it goes down and I get the shares put on me I don't mind.. if the shares don't get out on me and price goes up then I'm ok with that too since the premium will go to zero. For example, I sold a jan $5 put for 1.80 if I buy that put back at .80 that's still ~20% gain on that $500 in 6 months which I'm happy with plus I'll be up on the underlying..... so I don't mind putting $500 and taking the risk of buying 100 shares at 5.. which my break even is more like 3.20 anyway...

>>14693870
This
>>14693891
And this

I’m not certain about what’ll happen and when, but I don’t think we’ll be able to get our shit together for space colonization.

There are so many land mines, and humans really aren’t cut out for generational planning and self sacrifice in a way that would allow for this.

No one is going to sit by and say “yeah, okay, we’ll send the best and brightest, my kids will just stay here on this rock for its foreseeable future.

Besides, given how long it would take for us to get somewhere habitable, What would get there might not resemble humanity as we know it.

>go post office to pick up package
>always have parcels sent to post office so I don't have to play the game of did they leave it on my doorstep and did it get stolen (has happened twice)
>post office guy says, "sign here you know the drill"

Fug. I know the drill do I? These posties are too familiar with me now. I need to use a different post office.

SPY 300 tomorrow.

>>14694045
Buy stonk sell stonk u know the dril

Any space industry stocks that you guys are looking at? I am currently eyeing MAXR for a possible rebound if they get legion satellite up and working without delays and destruction.

>>14694077
>sell stonk
Wrong.
Maybe, MAYBE sell if it pumps into earnings.

>>14694077

HOW DO YOU KNOW MY USUAL ORDER

>>14692800
Hey, guys. I'm signing off for the night, but I think the dubs on my post here are another bullish indicator for Ryder stock.

>>14694136
BA, LMT, RTN, GD, UTX have been good to investors for decades now

i dont look anymore, i just hold a few of these for extra phat dividends (not to mention S&P500 beating growth)

>>14693914
It might sound bleak, but think about it, you can rape who ever you like in a collapse of civilization

>>14694248
>this is why “preppers” get so into it

>>14694311
oh fuck it all makes sense now

>>14694311
Prepper are losers, just become a marauder. Kill the preppers fuck their wives and steal their food. Getting together with a group an 10 killers is a way better plan then "prepping".

>>14694356
You can't roll yet! It's not your turn!
I have a +1 Shotgun of defense anon, you can't just take my food. I get a defense roll!

>>14694356
This
All you need to do is have lots of ammo paying around and something to shoot it with, plus knowledge of where local prepers are beforehand ( maybe some medical, or something rate and small that prepers might forget about). Cigarettes and coffee would be worth their weight in gold for the right buyers
Or just become friends with a prepped so you can mooch off of them in the endtimes (with them at gunpoint if need be)

Worst case scenario you get a quick death instead of suffering slow torture in apocalypse

>>14693997
>There are so many land mines, and humans really aren’t cut out for generational planning and self sacrifice in a way that would allow for this.
The thing is though that Bezos and Musk both want to be remembered as the people who brought this around, and Bill Gates and Avatar guy are like 3 steps behind them. That combined with the multiple (3 confirmed?) military contractors working on space we'll have something in space at some point.
> No one is going to sit by and say “yeah, okay, we’ll send the best and brightest, my kids will just stay here on this rock for its foreseeable future.

Don't have to, the kids will sign up for bullshit if they're paid like always.
> Besides, given how long it would take for us to get somewhere habitable, What would get there might not resemble humanity as we know it.
We would be building places that are habitable first.

Honestly I'm an optimist when it comes to this stuff. I'm 30 and I'm planning to go into space myself before I'm old. The real pitfall is this; if we were somehow able to get something to fly at just a couple percent of the speed of light the next 9/11 could be planet earth and it would just be gone. I think that if we can navigate through the next 100 years we'll be fine as a species until we literally destroy the planet earth playing with something going too fast. After that the humans that will be left will be scattered across this solar system living in space stations, and then slowly through a series of accidents and small scale wars humans will be extinct within another 100 years.

>>14694356
just have a few months food rations, and some bicycles and bike tires/tubes/spare parts

gasoline will last 120 days max with stabilizers in it, not to mention other fossil fuel derived liquids motors require

well manufactured mountain bikes will be unobtainable technology for decades after collapse (road bikes too, but good roads will become scarce), after one year it will be the fastest transportation there is on land (added bonus, bikes dont starve to death or shit wherever they go like a horse)

duct tape and WD-40 are primo prepper supplies, second only to bullets and a gun

but humanity can be saved if we take the nuclear energy pill, and finally stop listening to uneducated retards for vital infrastructure planning and funding

>>14694499
>All you need to do is have lots of ammo paying around
Not really though, a couple mags should be enough to take the first prepper enclave if you can get to them before they're organized. If you're planning on marauding you need the following:
> AR, preferably SBR - definitely 5.56 as that's going to be the easiest ammo to find and preferably suppressed
> Plate carrier with plates
> 3 days food and water
> A map
Extra credit for
> PEQ15 and NVGs
Everything else can be taken from suckers.

>>14694665
why would you not want to get some fresh target practicing in afterwords, especially if you got injured along the way?
>no trips vs double dubs
so you is wrong

>>14689505
Darks don’t go to pools- they can’t swim

>>14694665
>All that shit for marauding
Bro you paint your face red with blood and wear leather, football gear and fetish wear for armour. Youre marauding not operating like a faggot. Also dont forget the necklace of peoples severed ears and constant maniacal laughter.

>>14694918
There has been too much violence. Too much pain. But I have an honorable compromise. Just walk away. Give me your pump, the oil, the gasoline, and the whole compound, and I'll spare your lives. Just walk away and we'll give you a safe passageway in the wastelands. Just walk away and there will be an end to the horror.

I await your answer. You have a full day to decide.

>>14693646
Fuck you bill

>>14694136
I bought MAXR back when they won the lunar gateway contract, I'm up like 50% since then, feels good

SpaceX ipo when?

>>14694665
>definitely 5.56 as that's going to be the easiest ammo to find

If you're bugging out in Leafland you probably want 7.62x39. That's mainly because the SKS, both Chinese and Russian versions, is cheap and legal non-restricted here. Pretty well anybody who wants a semi auto rifle buys one after they've got their PAL. You buy your obligatory 12 gauge and your SKS and then maybe later you go get something more specialized for whatever fun gun fun you're in to. Leaf rules.

>>14694741
Well you could get target practice in afterwards if you raid the closest prepper as any prepper worth his salt will have thousands of rounds...but I don't know that I see enough upside in target practice after SHTF. Everyone for miles would hear you, even with a can.

>>14695139

Hopefully some time soon. Do you think that we are going to make a comeback anytime soon in MAXR. I just got in around 9.90. It seems like a series of unfortunate short attacks and massive panic selling due to that one unforeseen explosion.

>>14695276
>>14695139
So I just looked at MAXRs chart, either of you guys want to redpill me on this shit? They're selling off bits of their company why? What's with the 80% drop in the last year? Will they take me on a literal and figurative moon mission, or are they going to eat shit?

>>14695139
>SpaceX ipo when?
I'm guessing just about never at this point. It's profitable and private funding seems to be working out just fine for them. Public funding for Tesla on the other hand isn't really working out for Musk. I can imagine that his psyche can't handle that. They also don't have to be transparent about just about anything being a private company, which probably works out pretty well for them.

>>14695479
basically you're looking at the tail end of a process of taking a bunch of old failing space companies and cutting the bullshit out of them. It's very ambitious and might completely fail but I think it has potential

>he didn't buy DRYS this afternoon

it's like you guys hate easy gains

>>14690153
I’m in suncoke, peabody, warrior met, and maybe one other coal company
Sun coke just merged the partnership shares like today, I bought a little more

>>14694665
Hope you have some fucking cleaning supplies to keep your ar running

>>14695850
why is dryships getting JUSTED so hard over the last 5 years?

>>14688467
> Trump has presided over a ballooning deficit that’s on pace to be some 25 percent higher than when he took office.
> This is happening at a time when the budget deficit is widening and the [U.S.] public debt is well on its way to exceeding 90 percent of GDP.

nice

The number of euro-denominated junk bonds trading with a negative "yield" now stands at 14, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. At the start of the year there were none.

Cheap money policies since the financial crisis have kept interest rates at, or near, all-time lows for the last decade. That’s prompted many investors to buy riskier assets that yield enough for them to meet their liabilities, driving bond markets higher and yields lower.

> The European Central Bank said on Monday it’s ready to add more stimulus to the euro zone, indicating that an end to the age of ultra-low borrowing costs is far from over.

nice

>>14696121
All the LARPers and preppers are going to get absolutely JUSTed in a happening, by those with actual military experience.

No one’s even going to know a happening is happening until it’s too late. Everyone will be trying to keep shit together, emergency systems and such, military called in to keep order, etc.

>>14696267
>>14696148
...Is that you gommie?
Who are you nice FUD man? What are you doing to prepare yourself? I assume you’ve already done it long ago.

Do you think Kuroda’s methods will fail, and we in the US and Europe will have to come up with another method?

>>14693335
>Can I somehow owe more in taxes than profit I make? By paying tax on buys and sells or something?

What can happen, and it’s super funsies, is if you are NUTTY and trade super volatile and don’t set aside money to pay taxes, you can be wayyy up when tax season rolls around and owe some money to mr government man but then lose a bunch of money and not have anything to pay with
Happens sometimes when the market shits the bed in March or April

Looks like we might have a downward move Friday.

>>14696314
nah I'm not him, I just find things nice.

>>14696328
That’d suck. I’m still heavily cash though, and I can’t tell if I’m retarded or not for doing so.

Sure, it’ll pay off if LA gets hit with THE BIG ONE and I can snatch up some property or something. Or the markets get JUSTed again like in November. Or... I don’t know, Biden loses the nomination and all the healthcare stocks get slashed back down to March/April lows.

But mostly I just feel like I’m missing out on steady VTSAX-type gains.

>>14696421
>no one actually knows what to do because we’re in uncharted territory
I HATE IT!!

>>14696421
>>14696403
What the hell do these charts even mean?

>>14694643
Uhhh horses > bikes
You remember that time when people on the Oregon trail were using mountain bikes to pull their wagons?
Wait it didn’t happen. They used oxen or horses. Mules in a pinch. I mean mountain bikes are cool and all but horses would be the mode of transport for sure in your hypothetical concoction

>>14696614
I feel like wagons being pulled by large animals would make for prime targets for bandits in a lawless hellscape.

Travel light.

>>14696314
You know half of ex military are preppers themselves right? You're acting like each individual military member will gang up and start hunting down everyone else.

>>14696614
Handcart gang handcart gang
New Deseret rises for those who stay faithful to Heavenly Father during the time of tribulation

>>14696328
how do americans pay taxes, and how much is it, on stocks etc? just curious if you have to pay taxes for all profits or if you can pay tax based on your capital

>>14696798
Did I act like that?
That’s not the craziest theory though. Guys who fought together might be inclined to group up. They’ve trusted each other with their lives before.

>>14696831
Maybe people from the same unit who served together but a random army grunt gives no shits about some dude who did a tour sitting on a boat for months on end.

>>14696823
Tax Based on profit, only pay when you sell a stock or other instrument
Short term (less than a year) or long term capital gains tax
Also dividends are taxed

>>14696799
Are you Mormon (or raised Mormon)?
When I was in SLC last year we went to the temple square
Basically it made me feel like I want to take a qt Mormon wife and knock her up like 77 times
Most of the Mormon girls I saw were somewhat qt, no tats, little makeup, not fat. Basically I have a thing for sort of average girls where I just want to breed all of them all the time. And downtown SLC gave me some of those feelings

>>14696939
Oh, here in Sweden I pay less than 0.5% on the value of my account instea. Well it's a little more complex but whatever. So if I have 100k invested it's about 500 in taxes and I don't have to declare any buys and sells.

>>14696980
Haha I'm not mormon, I just live in SLC. Utah fuggin rules, living around mormons is great. Salt Lake has kind of been going down the tubes the last 5 years because of all the Californian immigrants though, it really seems like there's an effort to make it "trendier" if that makes sense. Sucks, you should have seen it in the late 2000s.
I've only ever dated one mormon girl, I only like mentally ill women.

>>14696614
bicycles require vulcanized rubber, which was not invented when people used oregon trail

aluminum smelting and processing requires massive currents to melt the metal (bauxite especially) , which again, the technology to do didnt exist at the time

hence why a stockpile of bikes would be valuable and useful if mass production stops being a thing in spooky future scenario

Hey, has anyone looked into that cheatcode on not paying capital gains taxes if you also invest in low income areas or something? Seemed like there was some scandalous thing about it not actually benefitting the low income people it was supposed to benefit.

>>14696939
Yeah, but there's something about REIT dividends being taxed differently? Or is it just that REIT's themselves pay less taxes if they payout a certain amount of profits in dividends?

>>14697059
Interesting. I'm sure SLC Punk created some interest in the area. I saw it growing up in California on the late night movie channels. I know it had kind of a cult following or something.

I also only seem to get along well romantically with mentally ill women. And yeah, I used to find myself immensely drawn to them. I'm not sure if it's still the case, it's been a while.

>>14697059
I like to keep one who is full-on mentally ill and one who is less crazy. Two max though
What’s the wildest thing you ever had a Utah girl pull on you? Something more than just the standard ‘acting like a child’ that all the hoes love to do

>>14697163
Hell yes, SLC Punk is absolutely essential for every Utah teenager. A little known tidbit is that if you hang out with junkies/homeless/crust punks in salt lake long enough, you'll encounter a surprising number of people who'll tell you Heroin Bob was a real person. The local legend goes that, like the movie, he was a punk guy who was afraid of needles so he never did opioids. Unlike the movie he was eventually convinced to try heroin, and the first time he shot it he OD'd and died. Maybe just an urban legend, but people still talk about him.

>>14697200
Nothing too crazy in Utah lol. When I was living in Colorado I had a bipolar chick start stalking me. I lived on the ground floor of the apartment I was in, and it was hot out so I kept my window open. One afternoon I woke up from a nap and saw that my window screen had a big hole in it. How odd, I thought, what could have caused that? Figured I'd fix it on the weekend, whatever. The next day I get a knock on the door, it's the cops. They had security footage of this chick coming up to my window while I was asleep, cutting a hole in the screen, and climbing in! She wasn't there when I woke up from my nap, so what the fuck did she do? I never found out, since immediately afterwards she was sent to a psych ward for a suicide attempt and we lost contact, but she had around a full hour when I was sleeping when she was in the room with me, could have done anything.

>>14697302
Hey don’t be so narcissistic man
Why do you have to assume that her breaking in was all about you
Maybe she was just exploring the space, maybe she was in an elder-scrolls adventuring mood and was just lock-picking and breaking into everything

Lol
Most of my clingy-girl stories are from like a decade ago... the old boomer curse

>>14690153
I've got some mining in iron aluminium, gold, some REITs and some salmon farmers.

>>14697375
fucking kek, she didn't take my Septims or the moonsugar, maybe she was just looking for the fast travel point

>>14697232
I miss the 90's so much sometimes.
The aesthetic is just so fucking kino and comfy and nostalgic, and sometimes it's just sexy as fuck.

I had the perfect pic example of this, but I can't find it. I may have deleted it, deciding that saving images like that was unhealthy, because I'll never be a teenager in the 90's/2000's ever again.

>>14697408
Dude. I want to hear about those iron/gold miners and salmon farmers. Heck, even the REITs.

>>14697408
>salmon farmers
now that's an investment! I wonder if there are sardine farms you can invest in

>>14688467
i miss those days of greatness, aside from Trump our modern times are a relentless faggotry fueled by weakness and degeneracy

>>14697517
>implying trump isn’t a degenerate clown
You weren’t alive for any of those things, but I agree that we have fallen very far.

>>14697033
That sounds horrible.
You'd have to pay taxes even when your investments are losing money.

>>14694643
should really be investing in geothermal but the drilling is what makes it so expensive. Apart from that it is the best solution as it doesn't require anything apart from setup and potentially maint.

>>14697687
>massive shift to geothermal
>In 50 years turns out we are cooling the core at unsustainable levels
>"we gun lose our molten core and magnetic field if we dont act NOW"

Dyson sphere when?

>>14697612
Yes, but if you're planning on gaining less than half a percent annually you can choose a different account with regular tax on gain. Honestly though, if you're making less than that you might as well kys or not invest.

>>14697430
>I may have deleted it, deciding that saving images like that was unhealthy, because I'll never be a teenager in the 90's/2000's ever again
Wait I don’t think it’s unhealthy to save images of an aesthetic that you like
That’s like saying an art museum full of beautiful paintings from hundreds of years ago is bad because we shouldn’t reminisce about the past or something.
Anyway the 90s/00s aesthetics are the easiest things to bring back from those times. We’ll never really go back to the way the world was, but it’s possible to go back to the way the world looked in some ways

https://youtube.com/watch?v=3hLlX6AM_Qs

Rat tell me what you think about buying TUP under 17
I’m thinking about it

>>14697736
There is no core, the earth is not spherical

>>14698163
how did you know I was here at 3am

and, TUP is, deep values always dropping, but, I envision a powerful uptrend for TUP, and the vision has a lot of feedback compared to other stuff

So I say yes, 17 is a good buy, its official

>>14698423
I thank you for your input

This is the time of night that adventurers and explorers dream of TUP
There is no other place we could be right now, it’s actually mathematically infeasible at these prices for the true TUP-seekers to not be posting on late night /smg/

Page 8 bump before death
Wake up east coaster posters
3k today, massive jay-p pump gonna happen

>>14699093
Hopefully based Powell hints at a rate cute, and then 3k is a piece of cake.

>>14699115
>rate cute
I meant rate cut :3

Are stocks just numbers?

>>14699194
yes

>>14699194
And letters.

http://news.dwnews.com/global/big5/news/2019-07-09/60140497.html
Report: Xi didn't promise China will buy American agricultural product at G20, in fact China will not make any further promise until the final deal have been reached. Trump mentioned the problem of agricultural product purchase but Xi only agreed to put this problem into part of the final agreement. It is said that China may still buy some pork or bean but the volume will be trivial.

>>14699549
If you're saying the president of the United States is a liar, then you're correct

>>14699126
Don't worry anon. Rate cuts are cute.

>>14693646
>JERk
you're right tho

>>14699549
Are pork prices up bigly in HK?

>>14699650
Jerome and I had a nice chat on the phone last night. He said something very interesting at the end of our discussion, but it was a little garbled. What he said was either “rate is cut” or “rat is cute”. But I have no idea which it was

>>14699804
>What he said was either “rate is cut” or “rat is cute”. But I have no idea which it was
Long rat futures either way, ez money

>>14694356
Marauders vs an established prep group that trains and has home ground advantage? Most preppers hold their stores off site and hidden.

Based MSFT. I always click "Up"

FUTURES RED! IT WASN'T SUPPOSED TO BE LIKE THIS

>>14700051
Just keep hodling goy

300 EOW

>>14700051
Futures are fake and gay

>>14700071
>>14700127
based and bullpilled

Fuck do we really need to wait another hour?

Based Powell

>>14700372
hnnngggg my body is ready

>>14700372
>>14700428
Christ on a cracker I'm tired of this shit.

Good news bad. Bad news good.

>>14693120
>>14693089
You guys do realize that what you report on those 1099s is your yearly income from investments. Frequent selling is irrelevant to how they charge you on Tax, it only really matters for the SEC who charge you like 1/10th of a penny per share that you sell.

>>14700372
>>14700428
S&P futures jumped 15 points already.

God I love this man (no homo).

>>14700428
Lets use poor economic data as a reason to increase the stock market.

Tell me something to buy today, just want to mess around and gamble. Something cheap.

>>14700550
AMDchads ryzen up

>>14700560
Shits basically at an all-time high though, you think its going to keep going?

>>14700590
idk i was just meming. If you're looking for an actual gamble, NBRV at worst will probably go back up to where it was pre CRL. Then you can sell before the upcoming meeting and/or new drug approval in August sometime.

S&P FUTURES AT 2990
WE 3K TODAY

>>14700616
Thanks. Time to roll the dice.

>>14699804
>Are pork prices up bigly in HK?
yeah

>>14699640
Don't be so mean, Trump merely doesn't have the necessary intelligence to figure out the true meaning behind words spoken by his opponents

>>14700680
you'll be sitting on them for the Lefamulin PDUFA until August 19th, and I don't know when the CRL review for Contempo is. Personally, I'm sitting on some calls until August and then I'm gonna sell on Lefamulin getting approved, because it shouldn't have any real problems getting approved

>>14700550
NXTD
If you can buy below $0.80, dis shit boutta MOON
CUPANDHANDLEGANGLETSGO$1EOD

HOLY SHIT THAT GREEN DILDO ON THE ES FUTURES CHART!!!!

>>14700730
I'm so gay for green right now.
No homo.
Well actually kinda homo.

>>14700688
how much for a pound of loin?
do you guys have bacon?

>>14700730
that was me, I just made a big DOMSFUMM buy.

>>14700770
>that was me, I just made a big DOMSFUMM buy.
BAAP
(based and acronympilled)

Dude what is this green candle going to do to my DOMSCUMM position?

FUTURES WHAT THE FECK

DUDE JUST INFLATE THE BUBBLE LMAO

Fuck it feels good to be a bull.
Bearcucks BTFO.

>all this euphoria posting


oh boy

>>14700868
This is how it dies.

>>14700820
I guess you can already order your yacht

>>14700828
bears are sleeping in

>>14700466
Those posts were regarding crypto trading. I know, confusing, but it was deep after-hours.

>>14700428
OH BOY CROSSCURRENTS

I forgot the open is at the half hour, maybe I should’ve put my buys at premarket.

>>14699549
“I am altering the deal. Pray I don’t alter it any further”
No surprise, could have been expected even.

>>14701063
Crypto doesn't work the same way?

>>14700965
This will probably only cover flares and life jackets.

>>14700477
thats good... crash by 2020 and then you buy cheapies and retire by 2025

>>14701103
I believe it works differently, but I’m VERY new to it. I just know you wrote “shares,” so I assumed you didn't know that was about crypto.

KMI about to pop, close near 22 today

>2993

Bought some EWJ and SCHG at the open. DONT FUCK ME OVER MISTER MARKET!!

I guess I’ll hope EWJ is worth the higher expense ratio than JPN.

GOD BLESS KURODA, THE ONLY PIONEER LEFT IN THE WORLD, BRAVELY JOURNEYING INTO INSEEN TERRITORY!!

>>14701297
Let's count to 3k /biz/, 2994 already
>2294

Weird, SNSS volume is 12 right now. Nobody is trading it this morning for some reason.

alright /biz/ I made sick gains from a leveraged MSFT position, which I'm gonna close since I hate margin fees

what should I buy?

Time for some DOMSPDMM

wew

>>14701375
Do you have a screencap of the post that explained DOMSPDMM?

>>14701375
I miss ole DUMBSKIMM, hope he comes back. Maybe he got liq'd

>>14701390
I just made it up, it's when you buy the put options on the downward movement. If the stock goes up you just sell them fast and don't lose any money.

>>14701316
>2995 lmao

>>14701406
>2993

>NTDOY hits 52 week high
>SQQQ hits 52 week low

Well, SQQQ anons, I guess buy the cheapies?

>>14701456
more like 2996 fag

>>14701476
Kek, out of all the 52 week highs, you picked the one I’m happiest about.

Gambatte, Nintendokun and Reggiesan

>>14701476

NOT A PROTIP

>SQQQ
>52-week low

>>14701498
They were the two that were on my Watchlist today kekeke

WTF WAS THAT
NOICE
3K IMMINENT GET THE FUCK IN HERE

>>14701529
.1 away...

Futures hit it earlier

WE DID IT BOYS!
THREE K

AMD broke $34 and I let go. Feels good mayne.

GPRO up approximately 5% this week. I should have held damnit! Someone said this was a lame stock and I sold last week wew

>>14701587
PUT ME IN THE SCREENCAP

We did it reddit

>>14701587
dabbing on them bears

>>14696525
>All my money still on the sidelines
REEEEEEEEEEEEE
Oh well, made some good buys, deployed a tiny bit of cash today.

How’d everyone know that there were no economic problems?

>>14701622
>How’d everyone know that there were no economic problems?
Because us bulls are simply too Chad for you

>2,999.87

SELL SELL SELL

You bulls think your so smart huh? Well I just loaded up on the $296 SPY puts, see you back at 2500.

>>14701715
>see you back at 2500.
y-you mean 2950.. r-right?

Wwhat happend i over slept whys shit pujmping so hard

14701749
14701749

>>14701751
Based Powell took his big green dildo out of his bedside table and slammed it up our asses

>>14701715
baggie no

ah wait I fucked up my key binding
new thread

>>14701749
>>14701749

>>14701749
>>14701749

>>14701749
>>14701749

>>14701731
dith I sthtudder?