/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16398240
First

I did pretty good today.

evidently I should not have sold Dollarama yesterday

Do you think the bounce is over, /biz/?

Should I sell? I put 3k in when it was 199.00p per share, I'll have made around 5% in 3 days if I sell now.

>>16398064 #
>>16397877 #
>NOOOOO DONT BUY DIVIDEND GROWTH STOCKS ONLY BUY GROWTH!!

Why not both?
(Pic related is from Vanguard’s dividend growth fund)

>>16398302
Mmmm... Possibly there is more to go. I wouldn't sell yet. To defensively secure gains you could take half profit now and put a stop at break even, thereby guaranteeing a small gain no matter what happens for potential further upside with the remaining half left riding.

>>16398351
Mmmmmm tasty

>>16398378
what is the edelgard of mcdonalds menu items?

>>16398378
Speaking of which, McGonal had a technically significant day today. Popping upwise from the bear flaggy kind thing is had going for a bit there. Good volume on the buying as well.

>>16398397
McRib. Or the pizza from years back. That pizza was not bad.

>>16398427
Yep i saw dat. Should’ve bought more cheapies but I already have a good sized position. 3X my NTDOY position, unfortunately.

>>16398397
Good question. I don’t know because I haven’t bought a switch yet. I’d rather buy more shares...

>>16398427
damn someone else that remembers mcondalds had pizza at one point. glad im not the only one that remembers that.

>Investors have become 'euphoric' into year-end, so a market peak could be near, RBC says
>Canada is just a jealous, whiny, baby country

>in this moment, I am become euphoric

>>16398503
They did have a decent pizza. I'm just pissed the cheesy bacon fries aren't available in America all the time.

Soon

ACB rose today because they opened a store in a mall. Imagine thinking that was a a sign that a company was doing well. Seriously though I have puts expiring Friday.

ANIME index

HUYA
BILI
NTDOY
T
NFLX
ADSK
GRVY

Thoughts?

>>16398526
>Adam and Peter Schiff have never been seen together, and never made simultaneous media appearances.
Coincidence or...?

>>16398503
Evidently they still have it at two locations: Pomeroy, Ohio and Spencer, West Virginia. It was my favorite menu item as a kid in the mid 90's.

>>16398378
Buffet as a big mcd and pharma holder should implement that always you buy mcd meal you can opt-in for after meal statin pills to block that saturated fat creating ldl :))

Does /smg/ watch any live trade streaming youtube channels?

>>16398302
how much is that in real money?

>>16398584
>a woman will never look at you like that
What pharma does buffet hold? And don’t shill anymore we’ve had enough for the week, come back with that in mid December.

happy bullsgiving

Yuss double X id get

>>16398602
About 5130 ChainLink

I'm up myov 15 percent and 7 percent on enph, I bought just a few fags ago, should i sell out and buy back in do u think it will dip enough, or just hold, do u think these puppies will keep climbing steady?

>>16398655
Wow it’s like all your pic names v. interesting. And a dubbles too...

>>16398610
used to hold some pharma at least

cara living proof it's possible, but not very likely, to get some late night mcd binge, and to not get fat :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFiVJjjaXt8

anyways, bitcorn having small bounce, pm selling of and stocks ath every day as usual. typically thanksgiving day sends dow to slider blablabla :)

Uhhhh so are my vxx calls not going to expire worthless?

Did I just lose a fuckton by buying that Merck call today?

What do you guys do when your "stuck"? When your portfolio has essentially crabbed over months, what do you do?

>>16398591
No but we watched the new blacked scene with Adriana Chechik, Tianna Trump and friend.

>>16398924
Speaking of getting "stuck"
>I have 3/4 tank. Went through taco bell luckily before. I cant get any data out here. Thousands of people our here, idk what the fuck is going on. I think they are lying ro media cause i call out to senpai for info(even radio is no good)
>Right by castella CA almost to Weed, passed redding like 50 miles back.
>Shit is fucked. I even rented a 4 wheel expedition but no one has budged, 0.00mph, in hours. Worker told me im stuck till morning. >Already burned through 3/4 of gas. All i got left is pomegranates to eat. Hopefully this message gets out to you guys
Did he shit his pants after buying Taco Bell and getting frozen inside his car?

>>16398929
coomer plz go.

Haha, DIS is now projected to hit 175 a pop by 2021. I wasn't to far off the mark then was I? I said DIS would hit $200 a pop and hell it still might. Still Green so it's all good, bought more GE on this dippy to boot. If you've sold AMRN well, I'm glad you made a bundle but I'm sad to say you've fucked yourself cause the real Profit is right around the corner. The FDA ruling could come at anytime now cause you know the Dec 28th is the Holiday time frame for a lot of folks. Hold on to your shares if you still got them cause why the fuck would you let those Fat Cat Investor groups have them? Hang on till the end or the Holy Buyout lands whichever comes first.

>missed call by 1 cent
>value of call drops 16%

>>16398915
Fuck China

>>16399037
your own fault for not understanding options trading

>>16399044
B&R but it doesn’t address the question...

Why didn’t he just let the thing sit on his desk? It would have gone into law automatically.

>>16399105
?
What didn’t he understand? He was just wrong.

>>16397048
EU has some really good divy stocks GlaxoSmithKline(5%) divy , Anheuser Busch InBev(4.5% divy) , BP (6.1% divy) , Unilever(3.4%) ...

That's a pretty nice start.. With that get an S&P500 Index ETF. I dunno who has one in Europe but there should be several

>>16397730
Our resident wizard said MRK will go down

>>16398074
In the green forr 6.2% on MYOV which did a 15% jump so Im in the green for $400 ... AMRN and MTNB and VOO barely up but all day I'm up like $2000 so it was a good day

Here's the reason MYOV went up so much today. Somebody has a lot of confidence in the company. HODL this bitch until we make like 200-300%

http://www.conferencecalltranscripts.org/4/summary2/?id=7117056&fbclid=IwAR2jjru0-441a_U7Ll9S3NNRelywTWvOVruTacHngnJomBSQTTfusaIgXuA

>>16399137
I bought Glaxo before the recent ex date. Just 10 shares but I wanted some international quality pharma.

>Our resident wizard said MRK will go down
Proof? Pretty sure he didn’t say that.

>>16399115
Because he doesn't give a fuck and China doesn't have any leverage. If they don't agree to something they go into a great depression and that's not over exaggeration.

Let's have a few more weeks like these past two.

>>16399212
Oh shit sorry I confused Merck with PFE.. He aid Merck was very good >>16392881


He also said this about AMRN >>16392806

>>16399137
>Our resident wizard said MRK will go down
>>16399212
>Proof? Pretty sure he didn’t say that.
Eh? Am I supposed to be the wiz here? That's fun but I'm no wizard. All I do is try to indentify and ride along with trend and momentum.

Anyway, I didn't say it would go down. I said it may go down if it cannot break above $87 and change; specifically the last high of 87.35. It did break above that today and stayed above in to close, therefore outlook is bullish. My momentum and volume gauges agree.

I wish my damn shitcoins only traded 5 days a week for 6 and a half hours a day like my shitstocks do. I might have some decent volume and liquidity if everybody was forced to trade at the same agreed upon time instead of willy nilly 24 hours a day with 30 point spreads.

>>16399288
The wizard is the guy who was doing tarot reading on stonks

>>16399297
Ooooooooh okay.

Which one of you fucks is playing with my daily %? Quit it!!

So what do you bros do on market closures? Just research more stonks?

>>16399326
live my life

>>16399329
>live
>life
>without stonks
Doubt

Why would you buy anything that's not TQQQ

>>16399345
That's pretty sad

>>16399326
Open up LOTS AND LOTS of tabs with all the free analyst reports and market coverage Schwab gives me! Take a glance at them and then do nothing!

I already have too many holdings but I get so excited when I see all the “opportunity” out there.

Suggestions for resources to use for actually learning instead? I guess I could read and watch videos from investopedia.

>>16399288
Thanks bud. Appreciate your tea leaves as always. I bought a call today on it, the bullish action seemed to confirm my bullish bias and your reversal thesis, even though today’s volume was shit (not super worrisome because thanksgiving).

It seemed like the most active call according to Barchart’s unusual activity options screener, but it may have been a big mistake. We shall see!

>>16399285
And yet, my PFE call went from $35 to $70 today. I sold at $70 but it went even higher because 100% profit is adequate.

>>16399326
drugs

Speaking of volume, I can’t be the only one who noticed that MASSIVE buy candle for BMY at the close?

>>16390641
>>16390641
>>16390641
I told you fags yesterday we ARE taking off

Get on before it's too late

>>16399357
Based

>>16398254
second

>>16399479
It looks like a sell candle tho? 44k shares sold in the final minute, dropping price from 57.73 to 57.58.

I’m bag holding ACB puts expiring Friday. Can someone tell me why the stock will drop so I can enjoy the holiday?

>>16399448
yes

VTSAX - Bulk of my wad
VXUS - Smaller wad
FBND - Smallest wad
SWPPX - Small wad (Already got this)
Plus 6 stocks (Already got this)
Plus 27,000 sitting in the bank
Soon, very soon. All thanks to AMRN. Long term wealth and income shall be mine.

Reportedly, Trump signed the Hong Kong support bill. I think we're in for a bearish Black Friday.

>>16399622
Yes futures are reacting to that now (they're open). S&P -0.33% for the moment.

>>16399622
Right after this retard buys SPY calls of course

>>16399622
>>16399632

The big question is whether the gooks are gonna sit there and take it.

China walking away from the trade deal negotiations would mean that the markets would give up all their gains going back to October.

>>16399636
Eh. We'll see. For now futures are just pricing in a retrace of today's gain but evidently no more at this time. Concerted selling stopped right at yesterday evening's bottom.

>>16399622
>>16399650
China's economy is even more fucked than ours, they aint gonna do shit

>>16399650
Well I dunno if they would consider this a deal breaker. What does the bill mean in terms of action taken? US isn't going to mobilize troops or anything. I assume the existing offers made in trade negotiations remain unchanged.

>>16399507
Shows up green on MemeHood?
Either way, it’s right at the day highs, which would be bullish to me?

I think it might not just be my bias. I think we’re entering a bull run in healthcare. I don’t want to buy ETFs because I don’t want the bad with the good, but I really like the look of these companies. Particularly Merck, Bristol, CVS, UNH. Pfe maybe getting more attention too thanks to being Baron’s cover story.

Biotech, pharma, and managed care are all on fire now, they have momentum. (Possibly related to warren losing momentum). Look at LABU this week, look at VNH lately. Christ, look at Regeneron all of a sudden.

If you feel like reading tealeaves though, I’m still leaning towards MRK BMY UNH CVS.

>>16399601
>27k in the bank
>not in AMRN
Not too late to invest that and triple that stack.

>>16399669

>What does the bill mean in terms of action taken?

From what I understand it puts Hong Kong under review every 12 months to consider if they are still autonomous enough to warrant the relaxed controls that America has with Hong Kong in comparison to mainland China.

>>16399680
I bought this stock at 24 and literally hours later or maybe next day kikenheimer did the hit piece, the stock is sitting at 20.50 or so, I sold out and I'm scared to buy back in...I dont want to get hurt again....

>>16399680
I don't got 27k yet. Hell I don't even have 1k. But soon, very soon I will.

>>16399712
>>16399669
>>16399664
>>16399650
>>16399636
>>16399622
This article has been updated:
>>16398915

Give it a look, it’s interesting. Trump is trying to spin it as a move in support of Xi, and it doesn’t seem like it has much teeth.

Unless SCMP, Liu, Or Xi respond harshly, I think it’s a non-event. SPY to 500

>>16399622
>bearish Black Friday
Exactly what I want

Puts expiring on that day for ACB and JCP

>>16399754
God I hope you're right. I just wanna make it for the bros

>>16399742
Then don’t. You bought the top and then sold, try to figure out why you did that instead of blaming an analyst. One of the biggest hurdles in this game is learning from your own behavior. There will be more moon missions and gambles to take, sometimes sitting on your hands is best.

Don’t forget to throw some money in your IRA, put it on SPY or VTI or even VIG, and then forget about it for 60 years.

>>16399790
It was my first buy ever, I didn't realize it was about at an all time high, I might buy back in what do u think about Oppenheimer saying the price now already accounts for broad label approval and possible buyout

>>16399754

>Give it a look, it’s interesting. Trump is trying to spin it as a move in support of Xi, and it doesn’t seem like it has much teeth.

He didn't have a choice but to spin it this way. He couldn't veto it because of the near unanimous passage in both the Congress and Senate.

The Zeitgeist is against China in the USA right now. The only people that are favorable towards China are the corporate Jew types, the exact same people that sent jobs over to China in the first place.

Mnuchin is just that type of person.

>>16399754
link:
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/27/trump-signs-bill-backing-hong-kong-protesters-into-law-in-spite-of-beijings-objections.html

>>16399811
I think it's a holding pattern until the possible approval in late december. I think the fact that everyone assumes approval is guaranteed is dangerous, because it's a bureaucracy which means it's prone to take actions that don't make sense, and often will err on the side of caution which means delay.

I'm bullish on the company and optimistic about the approval but I see no reason to make a large bet on it, and no reason it can't tank between now and the fda date.

>>16399831
>The Zeitgeist is against China in the USA right now
heh, trump kind of has himself to blame on that one, by making it his number one issue it catapulted to the top of the public's mind.

Disappointingly, Yang is also dovish on china. And while the mood is very hawkish, seems trump kicked navarro out on phase one to side with the doves.

>>16399843
Thanks, the share link function was being a pain in the ass

>>16399831
>The only people that are favorable towards China are the corporate Jew types

So the people that control the stock market?

>>16399856
t. seething bear

Okay here's the broad strokes of the bills and what they mean:

>The first bill would require the State Department to certify once a year that Hong Kong is sufficiently autonomous to retain its special U.S. trading consideration — a status that helps its economy. Under that designation, the city is not subject to the tariffs that have been levied on China. The bill also sets up the potential for sanctions on people responsible for human rights abuse in Hong Kong.
>The second measure would bar the sale of munitions such as tear gas and rubber bullets to Hong Kong police.

Bill 2 is minor. Bill 1 will be the sticky wicket.

You guys think yield curve control will take hold in US? This is some serious jewtrickery, they call it a yield "cap" and swear it's not QE when in reality it's the same as QE except there's NO cap in the amount of liquidity because the Fed is just supplying as much money as needed to provide a ceiling for interest rates so that zombie banks can continue to borrow at low cost. https://youtu.be/ha_MFJadAzA

>>16399403
It is pretty sad. Imagine living life without stonks. Why live?

>>16399877
Heh, yeah telling other countries how to handle its' affairs, no wonder the rest of the world hates the U.S. Yet if they try do the same shit here, oh the horror, the backlash that results. You know another bunch tried to be the muscle men back in the day, the British Empire, look how that turned out. Hows about we leave the world alone and focus on shit here instead. If the middle east wants to blow each other to hell, let'em.

>>16399917
Hong Kong situation isn't quite like a unilateral meddling deal. China remains bound by the 'one country, two systems' agreement with the UK not to alter Hong Kong's system of human rights, government and economy until 2047. That agreement is the only reason the US government has taken an official position on the HK protests.

Am I going to make it?

>>16399917
When it involves who you're trading with and on what terms it becomes *everybody's* affair. Don't like it, trade with somebody else.

is macroeconomics relevant in trading?

Should I use revolut for stock trading now and wait for when better option comes into my europoor country (6 months max) or just wait?

I don’t have any time for a bitch that’s going to slow a nigga like me down. I’m a cash cow. Fuck your love, fuck it, I don’t need none of thee. Fuck you, fuck you, I don’t need your love but who needs love that doesn’t ever change shit.

>>16400116
I suppose it would play in to the super long hold strategy some. Anything shorter than, I dunno, 10-15 year hold or something wouldn't involve much if any consideration to macroeconomics.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

I like that Japan news though, buy the fuck out of NTDOY cheapies. Kuroda says he’s not gonna keep QEing but... he will if he has to. Right?

They’ve got the fucking olympics after all.

>>16400044
Sure.

>>16400124
Ok nigger

>>16399742
Youre a retard for selling, but you already knew this

>>16399811
It just came out that Oppenheimer also bought like 200k shares

>>16400128
wouldn't holding that long mean that you'd go through all the cycles of the market essentially missing out on earning money?

Hope all you fuckers listened and grabbed SPY puts and SPXS calls for next week! It's going to be a red as fuck week in the markets!

>>16400157
The big long hodl involves cost averaging regularly such that your cost basis decreases during the slump periods, thus putting you ahead when the recovery comes.

>>16400139
I'm going there next year for the Olympics, you think our freedombucks are gonna buy me more or fewer JKs?

>>16400156
They bought how much worth? It was what, .00001% of the float and even less of their budget

Don’t pretend to understand what the big boys are up to.

>>16400174
Moremoremore!
Lucky you I’m jealous as hell.

>>16400170
thanks! guess i'll learn macroecon then

>>16400139
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-11-27/japan-retail-sales-slump-more-than-expected-after-sales-tax-hike
>analysts said the effect of the extreme weather had been larger than initially thought
Fucking kek these pundits always have to have some excuse. When Black Friday sales come in tepid CNBC will be screaming about "muh 6 fewer days between Thanksgiving and Christmas"

>>16400202
Im splurging on Black Friday this year.. Already bought some things.. Unemployment is way down so I'll bet other ppl splurge too

>>16400210
>Unemployment is way down

what do i do if i don't have enough to become a day trader? I have about $500 I can put in, but all of the pennystock gains seem to be market-open daytrades.

>>16400226
get a job

>>16400226
AMRN

>>16400210
Resist the urge to buy shit you don't need, Don't fall for the consumerism meme.

Up 4% overall on TMF, but it's hard watching this rally. I will hold until the FFR hits 0
Something is going to go wrong with the Chinaman soon

>>16400282
Only buying shit I need.. Ive been on the road for 6 months and finally settling down in new country

Why isnt anyone talking about APPS?

Small market cap with rocketing growth. Fills a growing niche in digital advertising.

Friendly reminder


>>16400363
That's respectable, enjoy your downtime, anon.

>>16400044
>plug
>myov
Yes.

>>16400159
Because of China holding the trade deal?

>>16399622
Long term calls sure to be on sale.

>>16400156
>(((shocked)))

I suspect Holy Buyout anon is right.

>Recently came into $400k due to death of loved one.

I have no intention of making any big flamboyant purchases or the like. Aside from the OP, what should I know about trading and do you have any tips before I go on this grand adventure?

Can someone explain to me options?

>plan to open buy option contract
>call for strike of 4.0
>price of stock on the real time quote is .20

What the fuck? When I buy it, do I put the price of the strike, current price of the underlying security of 4.23 or 0.20 that's on the quote? I don't understand. I know that 1 contract is 100 shares of that company. And when I do a call to open it's not going to be naked, so I know that much. But can someone give me a run down?

>>16400548
Securities with dividends of between 3% to 7% with a history of yearly increases of their dividend payouts. If their cashflow is decent for it's market capitalization, then there won't be any foreseeable time when they'll cut their dividends. If the company is strong, which usually dividends is usually one indicator, then you'll get capital gains from the rising stock price as well as monthly or quarterly dividends. Win-win. Now, think of having 10 or so holdings that provide decent dividends yielding 5% of the share price. That's gains my dude

>>16400548
put all of it into SPY

>>16400548
>Aside from the OP, what should I know about trading
Don't.

>>16400548
>>16400548
Go all in on link

>China lashes out after Trump signs bills supporting Hong Kong protesters

>BEIJING — China reacted furiously to President Donald Trump’s signing of two bills on Hong Kong human rights and said the U.S. will bear the unspecified consequences.

God damn it feels fucking good to be right once in a while! Kiss the fucking trade deal good bye!
Sayonara ATH's it was nice knowing you!

>>16400585

This seems in line with a lot of the advice I get from people who look like they know their shit.
>>16400591
This means nothing to me

>>16400592
What would YOU do then? I'm at a loss here. I want this money to support me and my family for the foreseeable future while I work at my regular job and despite the image I'm well aware there are financially literate people here.

>>16400625
You think I should sell all my stocks Friday morning?

>>16400548
Don't fucking trade that's the best advice you'll ever get

Invest in some boomer stocks on a big sell off

>>16400548

Put the $400k into SPY, hodl, retire 20 years earlier than everyone else.

>>16400650

This is embarrassing but what's a boomer stock?

>>16400634
>>16400656

SPY == S&P 500, basically an index fund of the stock market.

>>16400666
>>16400656

Ohh, okay.

>>16400660
Jesus fucking christ

just go to the bank and ask them about investing your money

>>16400660
Some safe shit that will be around in 30 years

Apple, At&t, Google, Disney, Walmart that sort of thing S&P 100 type stocks

Don't fuck around and trade 95% chance you'll lose a shit load of money gl

>"If the U.S. continues to make the wrong moves, China will be taking strong countermeasures for sure."
WAR! Invest in bonds and the MIC now!

>>16400675

My bank and I are in two different countries. Kinda difficult to do.

>>16400634
>What would YOU do then?
This >>16400656

>>16400650
I agree. There is a difference between investing and trading. Trading is stupid and speculative. Investing is about long term, slow and steady gains. In investing you don't care the stock went down 30 per cent, you see it as an opportunity to buy more of that company because, for a smart investor, his due diligence will tell him that the company will make a strong return and will continue to grow in value. For a trader, the opposite is true and will sell when it's dropping in price and buy when it's going up. You want to do precisely exactly the opposite of what a trader does if you want to make lasting money.

>>16400660

"Boomer stock" is just short for target date retirement funds, index funds, etc. Things which are designed for long-term investment. Like a target date retirement fund will be a mixture of US stocks, foreign stocks, bonds and some other stuff, that automatically adjusts the percentages in each class from more risky (stocks) to less risky (bonds) as time goes on and the retirement date draws nearer. The aforementioned index funds like SPY basically just mirror the behavior of the stock market as a whole. So you'll get years with a good return, some years flat, and once or twice every 20 years you'll get halved, but these are designed to be held long-term and the growth always rebounds after the halvings (and if it doesn't, the US economy as a whole is having bigger problems).

>>16400705
>>16400704
>>16400695

Actually really insightful. I'll read up on some indexes over the week and hopefully make the right choices.

>>16400704
and then when the market tanks, the investor loses his ass and starts sucking dick for bus fare

>PG&E Fails to Have Law Holding It Liable for Billions in Wildfire Damages Thrown Out

Load up on puts.

>>16400527
Oh yes lots of things happen in the dark that no one knows shit about till its to late to react. If a formal buyout or partnership deal don't get announced right after the FDA gives it's blessing I'd be shocked. Also the canada approval is supposed to be happening soon as well. Lots of shit happening. All good.

>>16400690

Neither China nor the US have the appetite for war with each other. China will probably just toss another million citizens into the grinder and double down on tariffs or something.

>>16400730
Yet another opportunity to buy more of his shares. Any company worth investing in will make it through a recession without going bust. If you have a emotional fortitude to go through a recession without selling off one position, then you'll be that much wealthier, both mentally and financially. It takes guts to do that, I admit, but it's always an opportunity to buy more when you know the value is there and it's at a one in a life time discount price. Who wouldn't want that?

>>16400656

Me again. I'm just looking at the long term history of SPY and it just seems to have exploded over the last few years and hasn't gone down in price much. Is that normal? Seems a little too good to be true.

>>16400733
Damn it's like the gift that keeps on giving

>you will live long enough to see the end of China

based trump

>>16400548
Put 100k into AMRN(I have this much in and I have around 200k.. Put 60k into VOO or SPY ... Put 50k into ITA ... Put 50k into divy stocks for the like ABBV and T

>>16400779
That's just how it is. You'll get periods where shits booming constantly, then wham, a big wrench gets tossed in causing shit to tank hard. The 2008 mess and to a smaller extent the 2018 winter mega dip is two examples of "wrenches" getting tossed in. That's also the point you rush in like mad and buy cheapies with both hands. See MSFT or DIS; last winter you could've bagged both for only $100 a share. Now both are at $150 and rising.

>>16400779
because the sp500 is the best risk adjusted investment in the world and all the worlds money flows into it

>>16400713
NOT Target date retirement funds, people don’t know what’s in these and current monetary policy indicates long term reward from bonds is going to majorly lag.

DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE THE BENEFIT OF HOLDING CASH. Unironically, watch Tonight’s Mad Money, it’s a repeat stock show that gives some of the basics.

Put $6000 in an IRA or Roth IRA immediately, then put another $6000 in next year. Use this so buy broad low fee index funds like SPY, VTI. No need to do it all at once, you can do a bit each month and a lot more when the market pulls back hard.

If you’re interested in being more active, watch those mad money repeats and sit on your hands. Buy index funds and Berkshire Hathaway until you know what you’re doing.

With 400K, you don’t need to take risks to get rich. And you can afford to buy protection AKA gold. 5% of your money in gold, keep it in a safe deposit box. If everything goes well, you’ll LOSE money on that gold. If shit hits the fan, you’ll be real fucking happy you have some stupid rocks in a stupid box.

Don’t buy the FUD that banks might not let you get your rocks. If that’s happening, people are basically about to turn to cannibalism and shoot each other rather than trade rocks.

5% gold, 20% cash, 20% BRKB, 20% SPY/VTI/VIG/SCHX. Then do whatever you want, I don’t care. 5% bonds if you’re skittish. Invest in yourself though, go back to school if you need to. If you’re still paying rent, look for a way to fix that.

>>16400660
Just put it on on index funds depending on your broker. EG Fidelitys FXAIX

Imagine following the advice of Peter Schiff for 1 second over the last 10 years. Starting to feel pity desu.

>>16400548
Spend at least 6 months before you commit to anything drastic by burning a small portion on whatever interests you so you can see what you will actually track as far as news, reports, products, etc. You'll be naturally attracted to certain sectors or types of securities. For me, it was some borderline crazy guy who wrote articles about trying to have a "safe" 12% annual dividend portfolio. Try to be really into whatever you find because you;'ll have to park that money and watch it for quite a while for it to amount to something to be proud of. Good luck,

>>16401084
>0.4% of net worth in silver etf
>0.3% of net worth in gold mining stock
What’s the correct way to kill myself for maximum atonement?

>India plans to cap commissions for Uber, Ola
Based poos giving us more free puts?

>>16400267
AMRN might take while for the buyout
Buy PRNB and hold until Dec 9th.

Huge insider buying this week plus an ASH conference with positive results that hasn't hit the news

https://ash.confex.com/ash/2019/webprogram/Paper122336.html

Kekkies alright you cultists, AMARIN was covered on the IBD podcast/YouTube channel today.

Also covered is Ventas, a medical reit that has gotten extremely beaten down this year and has caught my eye.

>>16401084
Gold and silver are for safety not gains. Get this through your fucking head.

>>16401346
Correct... but it is also a commodity, and as such it can be used for speculation.

Dean's ice cream was buy-one-get-one at my supermarket
they might be clearing channels
If anyone on here is also an ice-cream connoisseur, make sure to run out and get some double-dough flavor just in case

also: buy BPMC, coal stocks, and SPXL

>>16400548
Put it in an index fund and travel around. Also put some into LCI before it goes to $60

LCI to $60

Made stupid ez money on DIS this week. Where the freebies for next week?

Guess who just fucked a really fat chick bros

>>16401603
Pierce Brosnan?

Now that crypto is in the trash where it belongs, can we get a dip in the semiconductor stocks plz?

>>16401603
You? Was it you?? It was you huh? Awwwee you dirty dog you. Did it smell like sweat or shit? Did you eat her out? Did you fuck a roll?

>>16401603
describe the smell
was she hairy
did she have any mold growing in the foldds

>>16401646
>>16401689
>>16401713

It was me! And nope she was what I like to call “fat girl fine” does all the extra shit to downplay being fat fake blonde hair fake tan nails done toe and ankle bracelets n rings waxed puss and all

>>16401745
did she get surprisingly wet, like real wet, and snort a little involuntarily while you did your thing

>>16401672
Dar God please. I wanna go all in SOXL-chan so bad. She tease me

>>16401346
Depends entirely on the timing. There was good money to be made on gold and silver rises from June to September this year. 20% and 30% respectively.

Went all in on $fb calls yesterday. Friday expiry.

How dicked am I?

Times when GEX printed above 7,900,000,000:
Sept. 21, 2012
Nov. 15, 2013
Jan 11, 2018
Nov. 27, 2019

Wish I weren't so much of a brainlet, I would love to do the studies to see how different asset classes performed under these scenarios over the next days/months/years, and if there's and relationship with DIX or other variables.

>>16400625
>imagine being such a delusional, dopey bobo that you think stonks will suffer more than a minor dip before proceeding to make new daily records for the remainder of 2019 and beyond.

SPX 3500
NQ 10000
DJIA 35, MAYBE 40,000

all before EOY 2020

this is the golden bull god bubble of all bubbles. don't fight the trend, bobos.

>>16402224
I know this isn't serious but still, one has to wonder how people can actually believe the economy is booming and everything's good when the fed has started QE4, many countries are slashing rates, while GDP and PMI numbers are shit.

>futures

>>16402394

>many countries are slashing rates, while GDP and PMI numbers are shit.

Thing is, the Fed has a track record of being able to pump up the tyres with easing. Everyone thought that a recession was knocking on the door in 2011 and 2016, yet the bull market continued because of the Fed's policies.

>>16402483

>-0.30%

Wow, it's nothing.

There will be a "trade deal is nearly done" headline between now and Friday, and the market will rise.

The only thing that is going to stop this bull market is if China tells America to fuck off, or some other black swan event.

>>16402490
Hush, if the after hours selling means my slightly ITM call might lose money or even go OTM, then at least maybe I can hope my hedge in VXX calls could make some money...

Man, fuck options. I’ve made some decent money on them, but thank fuck I keep my bets small and only do them in my RH meme account.

>>16398302
Now at 217.

Itching to sell desu.

>>16402642
Take profit man
It is a trade not an investment.

>>16402664
I just have a gut feeling it will go to around 230 when the Tories win the December election.

>>16402684
This is exactly why you should sell.
Fuck gut feeling.
You made 10% in a few days. These are real and certain money. Take it and run.

>>16402684

>I just have a gut feeling it will go to around 230 when the Tories win the December election.

The polls are lying. Jews hate Corbyn, thus they will manipulate the polls to try to influence voters.

The final result will be much closer. Also: the UK and Europe are in a low-key recession similar to 2016. Could influence voters.

>>16400779
Returned like 10% pa over the last 30 years
Boomer investing is the real ticket to wealth

>>16402751
Alright, anon. I'm selling 2/3 of it and putting it into BP which I think will rise when they announce their full year returns.

I'll hold the remaining 1/3 for a while.

>>16401910
I have a weird feel about dix.
For the most individual stocks it's just a wiggly line with no real relation to the stock price.
I don't know about gex since I don't have it for stocks. Both seem to work for sp500 while dix doesn't for stocks. Gex is ??? It's more related to option fuckery though.

>>16402817
Nice man

Holy hell... looks like I picked a real bad time to buy MRK calls and hold my BMY calls. Fuck Xi.

BEIJING/SHANGHAI, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Drugmakers including Roche and Novartis' have agreed to cut the prices of some of their newest drugs by an average of 61% in China in order to get on a national reimbursement scheme list, regulators said.

Addition to the list is likely to boost sales volume by opening up markets in smaller and less-affluent Chinese cities, but some industry insiders have cautioned that only offering deep price cuts in China could spark criticism of the drugmakers in other markets.

Seventy new drugs such as Roche's breast cancer treatment Pertuzumab, sold under the trade name Perjeta, Novartis's dermatitis treatment Omalizumab, branded as Xolair, will be added to the list, the National Healthcare Security Administration said on its website on Thursday.

Chinese patients are allowed to use their state medical insurance to cover a significant portion of the cost of drugs named on the list.

...

Other drugs added included Adalimumab, an arthritis treatment which AbbVie sells as Humira, one the top-selling drugs in the world.

Also included was cancer treatment Tyvyt, or Sintilimab, co-developed by Chinese drugmaker Innovent Biologics and Eli Lilly. It is considered to be a PD-1/PD-L1 treatment, a category of novel drugs that work on the immune system to fight cancer cells.

>China has already approved five PD-1/PD-L1 treatments, including two top-selling global blockbusters made by foreign firms Bristol-Myers Squibb and Merck. However neither have been added to the list.

>Analysts say domestically developed Tyvyt's early inclusion could give it an advantage over its foreign rivals.

>"Maybe (Chinese PD-1/PD-L1 products) don't come in and compete on day one with international (pharmas) in all indications, but just getting a foot in the door might already be a big step for them," UBS analyst Michael Leuchten told Reuters before the NHSA announcement.

>>16402904
wow FUCK china
this doesn't even hurt my portfolio, but I just can't bear to see our poor, enterprising pharmaceutical companies not being able to profit to the fullest extent.
Feels completely unacceptable to me. Send in the troops

>Based what I know, out of respect for President Trump, the US and its people, China is considering to put the drafters of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act on the no-entry list, barring them from entering Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Macao.

Yawn. Is this all the Gooks have?

>>16403002
Who knows. This may all be meaningless posturing but they do take HK seriously.

>BEIJING (AP) — The Latest on the diplomatic fall out from U.S. bills supporting pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong (all times local):
>3:55 p.m.
>China says the implementation of U.S. bills on Hong Kong human rights will undermine cooperation in important areas.
>Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang made the remarks at a press briefing Thursday in response to a question about whether President Donald Trump’s signing of the legislation will impact ongoing trade talks.
>Regarding unspecified countermeasures that China has threatened over the bills, Geng said: “What ought to come will come sooner or later.”

>>16402973
They’re using Chinese drugs that don’t have the proven efficacy of Merck’s Keytruda or Bristol’s Optivo. Probably will try to make it seem like they’ve developed miracle drugs. It all adds up to damaging US gdp and increasing china’s exports while reducing their imports.

habby danksgibbing :DDDD

who here Moist Turkey Gang?

ATBPF just sent out an investor email that all reads very bullish.

I have a pick for you guys that will probably blow up in a few years. Fever Tree is a premium beverage company that does mostly drink mixes like tonic and ginger beer.. The thing is their ginger beer is like fucking crack especiaslly if youre making a Moscow Mule.. Anyways, they just started going into the states and their revenues are even higher than their home base in the UK and Europe after only less than a year.. I think it will end up being like the next vitamin water or white claw once word gets out about it and you can buy their stock on the NYSE FQVTF or on the LSE: FEVR.

If you're not going to buy stock I'd highly recommend picking some up and making a moscow mule(vodka, brown sugar, lime wedges, mint) Cheers and Happy Thanksgiving Amerifrens

>>16401754
Ahahah the snorting is the realest thing I’ve read on this forum

>>16402780
Corbyn’s NHS bullshit is being eaten up by students and there’s record levels of voter registration amongst young people. Not looking good boys

>>16403758
>we are pushing our guidance for top-line data to calendar Q1 2020.”
Cheapies incoming

>>16403769
£32 down to £22 since April, sounds legit

Please explain, why cannabis stocks are having such a big bull ride?
Traded with 3k, went up to 5k, then thought "it is time to sell", but forgot as had to do stuff irl and afterwards saw all stocks fall by 15% and thought "well, they will get back up, eventually, i am here for long term investing". Now at about 2.7k which is quite sad having quite well executed trades prior and simply holding made it get on a hell ride.
To be honest, I have no idea how to determine long term target price, thinking "looks like it would go up, means it will most likely fall in short term, looks like it would go down, means it is likely a good buy", mostly well applied at stocks which look lowballed comparing the history.
Any recommended books on how to determine long term target price?
Any comments, advices would be highly appreciated.

>>16403913
sorry, meant bear

>>16403902
It's gone up quite a bit in the passsed month but yah.. I cant say for sure if it will be a good stonk but I know if people tried their shit it could be huge

>>16402486
Right, and this bubble will continue until the interest rate hits 0.

>>16403938

Why stop at zero? Interest rates can go negative.

>The markets are closed.

>>16403913
Weed stocks trade on speculation over fundamentals. That means severe volatility from maximum euphoria to maximum doubt.

>>16403913
>Any comments, advices would be highly appreciated.
Dont buy dudeweed and pharma.

To many legal technicalities in weed. Even if it is legal there are still a lot of laws on the books that can fuck with legal weed. Tax rate are suffocating legal weed and it make illegal weed cheaper.

Get out of it.

Why is Nasdaq not open yet?

>>16404311
economy is about to crash. trump closed it till they get shit straightened out.

>>16404311
One simple search and you'll know why

>>16404283
And the reason for pharma?

>>16404355
one bad report and the stock will crash 80% before you can hit sell.

>>16404333
Lazy American cunts! Get back to work, I'm wait on my fat bags to explode

>>16404376
this

He gave you a early Turkey gift this week in the form of a nice Dippy. Those who took advantage will be rewarded in the form of a nice Fat Divvy that will only climb as the years pass by. Then of course the stock gains over the years as the Streaming Service, 5G,etc all keep going/gaining steam. The big thing that kept the stock down, the debt, is shrinking fast as hell, so once it goes, there's nothing to keep the stock price low. So now's your chance to bag cheap shares cause come march 2020 watch your window slam shut forever more cause that's when the streaming service launches.

>>16404376
Yeah, it really depends on how much you do your DD, which also amounts to the fundamentals/technicals. It is true that any failure of a clinical trial can cause bio stocks to drop 50%+, and it is dependent on what the FDA requires for them to be approved further. This also applies to PDUFA as well. It is usually MUCH safer if you sell before any sort of date that approves such products can minimize risks. However, you can also get 100-200%+ ROI if there was a successful and positive catalyst. That is why investing in these companies have a high reward/high risk. Most inexperienced investors, however, dodge the "high risk" part unfortunately.

>>16401302
Will I be pissing away my tendies doing this?

>>16404497
Iceland? Is that a pharmaceutical company I’ve never heard of?

>>16404376
Except... BIG pharma can usually get through that shit. If the company has only one drug than you’re fucked. If it’s a vast conglomerate like JNJ then you can weather the storm.

Merck seems like it got through the risperdal and propecia bullshit OK.

>>16404826
Every morning they shake out the weakhands and then it goes up so I'd buy the calls on a dip a little after the open.
The options had no liquidity to even buy at the beginning of the week so I went stocks.

>>16400548
Index funds. I myself prefer mutual funds to ETFs because they have more letters in their ticker (making them cooler). I currently have SWSSX, SWPPX, and SFENX. Very low costs.

Not that I care, but do you add any value to society by buying stocks?

weedstocks plummeting friday morn

>>16404532
I listened, I bought many shares day before thanksgiving, very based

>>16405246
Another thing with MF is that you can use the whole dollar amount and put it to use v.s ETF's where you gotta cough up the exact share price (whatever it is) right then and there when you buy.

IM FUCKING BORED AND WANT TO TRADE

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

They added this ultra milf to Fire Emblem Heroes this month... players are going to remember to open their wallets.

BING BING WAHOO WINS AGAIN!
NTDOY suuuuuuurrrrrrgggeeeeee

Questions ...
Is it better to diversify my ETF's? I started with a split 50% north america, 25% uk, 12.5% europe and 12.5% japan. My US stocks are up almost 6% and my UK stocks almost 4%. My Europe stocks almost 3% and my Japan only 2%. Obviously I'd love to be up 6% on the whole thing, but my average is just under 4% as a result. 4% sounds terrible, but I've only held it two months.

My aim ... was to hedge risk by spreading it geographically. BUT surely if the US market tanks we all tank anyway. It isn't like US will suddenly do -15% and Japan will do 15%.

Maybe best is to compare. Actually 2015 europe performed best. 2016 uk. 2017 japan. 2018 US. Maybe best to diversify still. OK.

Second I have a trading account to fuck about with. I am not beating my ETF's at the moment, commission takes a lot of my profits, but my portfolio at times has. This is just to play/learn and hopefully beat my ETF returns in time due to active management. Currently 1.6%, again two months. I have parted with 1.8% in commission though. I have 0.32% dividends coming as well though so if I wasn't trading so frequently?

>>16405545
Yeah, makes allocating money evenly much easier.

>>16404497
So you're saying go long on Iceland?

Is tomorrow a good US trading day?

>>16405384
>weedstocks plummeting friday morn
Leaf markets are open and refute this idea. Weed mainly in the green today. And before you start to think well Canada must always be bullish on weed, that's incorrect. Canadian markets tend to be more bearish than the american when it comes to these stocks on US holidays when Canada is open.,

>>16405982
Please don’t listen to him.

Do you really think it makes a difference if you cant buy a full share of VTI at $160 and have to leave $150 in your account until next month?

And Schwab is supposed to add partial shares soon to keep up with sofi and the others, so you’ll be able to buy shares down to the dollar if you’d like. If you want to buy $1 of SPY, $1 of AMZN, and $1 of BRKA, you’ll be able to.

>>16406115
Good to know. The short weed trade has been one of the most profitable this year, and I don’t see a good reason for it to squeeze higher right now. I’d like a nice relief rally to try to get in that myself.

>>16406172
>please don't listen to him
I was bring up something I enjoy about mutual funds currently- it's not that helpful with larger sums like 400k where your sums are large enough that a single share is microscopic.

I've been learning about finance for the majority of my life, I only browse biz to shitpost on /smg/ and to attempt to correct the threads on finance done by crypto babies.

>>16405961
Well It's better to spread it out, even a bit in bonds, cause if your doing this for long term (20/30/etc) well, a lot of shit can happen in that time. You want to keep as much of your gains as you can. Depending on time scale and how long you got I'd put the bulk in stocks, 70 U.S, 20% into non U.S, with maybe 10% in bonds. But you can play with those as you wish.

>>16406188
It’s true that it’s easier, but it should take simple algebra to figure out allocations if you have a pencil and paper. You could probably even get wolfram alpha to figure it out for you.

>I've been learning about finance for the majority of my life
Nice. Most of us are lucky if we’re taught anything more than “credit card debt is dangerous”

I've got plug shares and myov made 10+ percent on both since bought a few days ago, should I hold or are they both on a moon mission

Okay I'm satisfied with the momentum on Kirkland Lake bounce and reasonably confident gold benchmark isn't going to plunge in the coming weeks. Hopping in...

>>16406305
Whaaaaaat. Barrick catching upgrades and price target increases, offloading less productive assets...

If I were experiencing Canadian hyperinflation and food shortages I’d probably go for gold too though.

>>16406305
Looks early to me to jump in but more money to be made

>>16406321
This trade is more fundamental based than technical. KL did not deserve an 18% haircut for expanding their business significantly with the Detour mine acquisition. That was a lot of fear and kvetching over potentially increased overall production cost. Overblown in my opinion, thus: gimme those cheapers.

>>16406240
Falling into the debt trap is an easy thing. Getting your ass out of it is hard. Fool blows 100 on some "trinket", pays with his plastic. He makes the bare ass lowest payment allowed. Congrats the Fool winds up forking out 200 all together due to fees/interest charges racking up. So he was better off just buying the "trinket" outright rather than using the plastic. Sure 200 ain't bad, but expand that out, say 2,000 or 200,000. Then it quickly turns into a nightmare.

>>16398331
Because if a stock have lots of growth potential yet they gave money back to investors instead of reinvesting them then that's simply mismanagement

As to the stability of gold benchmark, I think the following article is the reason it's unlikely to drop significantly from current levels. Central banks all over the world are edging towards being net buyers of gold in recent months and short term future:

https://www.fxempire.com/forecasts/article/central-banks-gold-buying-and-repatriation-spree-616087

>>16406240
My dad's in finance and was climbing up the corporate ladder before realizing his peers had terrible family lives, so he's a financial adviser now. He's done some really cool things with corporations but I don't want to dox myself. He started teaching me about the basics of investing in fourth grade, and has offered to make me proficient in options trading beyond my existing knowledge.
I love finance because of my dad.

>>16406446
Gold isn’t going away, but I don’t think it’s set to outperform stocks. But that sounds like a good trade.

I just read something though about China slowing their gold buying, I’ll see if I can find it. I believe Russia and chk a have been two of the biggest gold stackers recently.

>>16406469
V. Cool and heartwarming. I just like stocks and want to make money...

>>16400044
I thought that was a minecraft block wallpaper for a moment.

How do I profit off the impending recession before buying the bottom?

>>16406291
I'd sell and wait for PLUG to go back to the two dollar range, but I'm retarded so idk.

>J. Powell must be fired, we need a STRONG DOLLAR
>J. Powell messed up, he made the dollar TOO STRONG

both of these statements were tweeted by the US president at some point during the past year.
this isn't normal.

>>16406488
I'm just here to enjoy it all, the unceasing march of finance, the unwavering dedication to profit. It's beautiful. I also like to harass my dad with /smg/'s stock picks and have him spew off meaningless TA to me, it's like magic when what he said happens. He supported my family for several years by swing trading, most of the guys higher up in the industry do some level of trading to bolster income or to show their skill.

One of the thing they tried before accepting theor failure in the China market and sold all the franchise in the area to a Chinese company.

Oh well, long as your making Green instead of losing it that's all that maters. Sure things may dip here and there but long as you make more overall than you lose then you've come out ahead.

>>16406469
>has offered to make me proficient in options trading beyond my existing knowledge.
That's awesome! Soak up alll that yummy knowledge.

I learned lessons about investing from my father only in the opposite way. You see, the Da has a taste for risk but is also terribly inept at the markets. In fact, he doesn't trust the markets but will, in baffling fashion, trust slimy salespeople trying to get him to invest in the kind of bullshit Thunderf00t on youtube regularly likes to debunk. The long and short of it is, dad showed me quite explicitly how to lose money.

>>16406588
Yeah, I've run into slimy salesmen. It's terrible what they do to people who don't understand.

can someone take my LPTX bags...??? I'll sell it to you at a 20% loss

>>16406632
Iktf my man... some lessons are learned the hard way

Being a recessionist right now is also going to blow up in your face btw.

so Lego posted this

>>16406510
calls on sqqq?

>>16406510
Without blowing up your portfolio? Buy some bonds

>>16406510
Precious metals and shorts. Bonds also fall in value during recessions, although usually not as much as equity.

Ding ding ding! That’s the sound of the oven reminding me to put more glaze on the ham! What is everyone thankful for today? I’m thankful for all my good friends on 4channel.org’s Stock Market General!

>>16406969
Anon it’s not 1930 anymore

>>16406969
Based

>>16406856
>>16406793
>>16406510
>muh recession
>muh bonds
Didn’t know we had so many queers/bears here.
Why does everyone hate cash?

Alternatively, the risk/reward of owning cash-heavy value investing conglomerate BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY presents a worthwhile investing thesis. They’ll still make money. People still need car insurance, mobile homes, Coke and mcdolans, etc. etc. and since Apple seems to be just a cash making machine, you SOME exposure to the upside when the recession is cancelled.

>>16406969
>those digits
I’m thankful for the based januaries on thankschan.org!

>>16407154
>6969
Reminds me.
Where is lciAnon today? Did he get vanned because of his.. incident?

>>16406969
Yummers. Also leaf markets were open today. Nothing exciting happen as far as i noticed from my watchlist. The dude weed was green but we'll have to see what happens tomorrow when the real volume returns.

>>16406969
I'm thankful for dingposter and for not getting CHEAPIES'd ever again.

Jeez lads. Listening to The Economist describe Corbyn’s platform makes it sound like the UK is so much more fucked than I thought possible. THIS is the best opposition to that BoJo clown? Yikes...

>>16407545
Cheapies are nice! Now I’m the majority shareholder in GEO group!

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/pge-loses-bid-to-get-off-the-hook-for-billions-in-wildfire-damages-2019-11-27?mod=home-page

You motherfuckers told me PCG had this in the bag. I'm in deep
FUCK

>>16407655
>PCG
Cheapies are coming! Cheapies are Coming! $3.55 here we come again.

>>16406519
Why do u think it will dip long term shows it going up

American Resources.

2019 IPO

Relatively small business in the Hoosier state

Take me to the moon please

>>16408016
Wow. Good luck on that.

humor me TAfags

>>16400548
>trading
Don't trade. Index funds.

>>16408076
Now why the fuck not?

>>16408016
>>16408039
To the Moon and back again

>>16408039
how long until they're trading pink sheets?

Happy Thanksgiving to all of you Anonymous, except you Anonymous. Fuck you.

>>16407010
Looks 50's.

Farfetch to the mooooon!

>>16408076
This, as stated here:
>>16400864
You can afford to be safe with your money.
>>16408288
One way to get to the moon would be to drill straight through the earth and come out the other end, THEN fly to the moon.

>>16408454
>One way to get to the moon would be to drill straight through the earth and come out the other end, THEN fly to the moon.
and trust the chinese to get you there? fuck that!

>>16408463
Well you’d have a hard time escaping the pull of the earths core if you can somehow manage not to be crushed and melted into an iron and heavy metal mess. But if you manage to take some uranium with you on the way out, I bet you could get Elon to take you there.

Elon is in bed with the chinese. Why do we tolerate this? We already know they’re trying to take over africa.

>>16408473
For your average Musk fangay, Elon could be in bed with his girlfriend and mum at the same time and they would still give him more money.

>>16400548
Don’t listen to these index fund bitches anon put it all into AMRN but if you want to make more money put it into SNSS

>>16408473
we didn't even go strait through the core, our fucking immigrant engineers dug us from washington state to china.... fucking foreigners.

>>16406969
>cooking with electricity
uh oh

>>16406769
Danish people can be ultra cute sometimes. They used to be ultra-violent Vikings too.

>>16408794
what the fuck do you use to roast a ham, you professional shit poster? niggers? you let niggers touch your food? how the fuck would you cook the ham... have you seen the price of pork? it's through the fucking roof, that thing cost more than a turkey.

i hate it, but ima let you know, this is the time to go to your grocery store, and get your roast for christmas, get a big 3 or 5 rib roast. it's cheaper than it was 3 months ago, and if you have a freezer and can wait... you'd better get it now than in 3 weeks, when even after all the sales you're paying out the ass.

>>16408824
I have a stove that uses "natural" gas.
Note that all gasses are natural, calling certain gasses "natural" is like calling certain vegetables "organic", it's just a marketing term, they're all organic.
Oh also all pork products are on sale near where I live. Just bought some sausage and a whole lot of bacon last night, all half off or better.

>>16408870
Organic is a certification in the US, it has to meet certain requirements regarding what chemicals were used, etc.

Those requirements were decided by policymakers with the input of industry... are they better than nothing? Probably. Do they warrant the price difference? Who knows. How long do you plan on living anyhow?

found out i have an extra 10,000 dollars lying in a savings account somewhere so in a few weeks im gonna take it all out and put it in stocks

>>16409412
Which one?

Is tomorrow gonna be shit? Give it to me straight

>>16409432

Let's just say that everybody will be eating leftover turkey.

>>16409432
Definitely a red day tomorrow.

>>16409412
Listen to me anon take it all out of the savings account and buy as many shares of TTNP as you can

>can buy crypto on robinhood but cant sell it

>>16409564
not that anon but i just threw 5k into it

>>16409609
Bet you if you short all three stocks he mentioned at the open, and then close them at the close, you’d make more money than if you bought them.

$AAL someone?
Monthly and weekly chart looks quite comfy.

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>>16408946
kill your self asshole pro union asshole.

>>16409799
Baggie are you retarded again?