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Show me your Calls/Puts.

SNSS?

KO GANG
SOFT DRINKS
LETS DO THIS

Buy REFR
Accumulate REFR

Watch this video on why

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0pFunT3Ez4

GALT to $0

>>16531659
Just bagged some Dec 27 KO $54's. Pretty comfy

THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

>>16531666
devil trips for based KO, may we be supplied with profit increases and dividend growth

>no SPY rocket to sell calls via spread on
>mfw

>>16531677
Bmy has shitload of cash on hand, had to sell a psoriasis drug in the celgene acquisition, has to fight the keytruda dominance.
The galt buyout might go with a historically high premium

>>16531718
COPE
O
P
E

based lululemon

t- 23 min

>>16531744
until what

>>16531752
https://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/

>>16531752
he approaches, even now
bulls stomp the ground, dust around their hooves and snort in anticipation

actually the press conference is potentially more interesting
will be streamed live I guess

>>16531790
the pre-conference filler music always JAMS they have one track that is garbage, but the other one is amazing, very euphoric

>>16531782
VIX has been holding ground for 12 hours

what is the deal with CEI

SNSS flipping between 34/35 for two fucking days is giving me a migraine

Is this a fucking joke

>>16531738
Share structure cleaned, no insider buys for over 6 month now. Now they also started some marketing and publication of data, so bmy won't look like they bought a disaster of a company for 4bil

SPG Simon Growth Properties is a definite short play. It triggered my alert for cracking the 146 support for the fourth time and finally broke through. Long on Jan 17 2020 $145 strike puts. Already up 15%...price target $136

Can someone clue me in on this SNSS shit? Is it a meme? Shilling? Legit?

LCI still not ready to buy. Looks bearish for the short term. Entry target $7.30 for a 2-3 month swing to $15 minimum...although if it can finally overcome that resistance it's headed for moon territory.

GORO at 52 week high. I love you all

>>16531659

TLRD reports earnings after hours today. Is buying now pretty much free money?

>>16531858
This was the entry, you would already be up 30%+

Short DBX, new all-time lows due to COO departure. This one could be a juicy short with no known floor for the time being. I think it is safe to enter here at 17, doubt it will see an appreciable rally until 15-16.

ATM puts may be the best choice here.

Any news of AMRN buyout or merger?

What the FUCK is wrong with Noble?

>Limit order 600 shares at $0.99
>Starts pumping
>Limit sell at 1.08
>Keeps zigzagging up and down between $1.03 and $1.04

>>16531825
Exactly. It's post justification marketing. Who the fuck is Galt? Well a Google search will have results now and a Gastroenterology entry. And references of galectin 3 for further implications.

Get that shit sold.

rates will be unchanged

Explain to me what MM get out of locking the price to .35

>>16531688
Tell me how dividends work

>>16531939
So what does this mean for the markets? Not what people wanted to hear?

>>16531951
Profit is split among shareholders according to their ownership

>>16531951
buy stock get money

>>16531952
Nothing. It's what was expected.

>>16531952
no one cares because it was expected and Jerome hasn't spoken yet

>>16531960
Yes but it is nice that he removed the prediction of a rate hike in 2020.

Get ready for volatility if he bungles a question about repos.

>>16531960
>>16531964
SPY is bouncing on it, so it can't be that boring

>>16531844
It's legit and currently ridiculously undervalued. It's trading below their level of cash on hand, and they just cracked a deal for twice that. It should be at around 1.2 but it's at 0.34. 300mg data for Vecabrutinib showed significant clinical response but not enough for remission, 400mg cohort started a month ago so once we get data from that the stock price will rocket.

It's not a meme. I am still here. Buy SNSS

>>16531973
good. good.

anyone doing TA on IIPR? I want to buy some more

Thoughts on Peloton? This whole ad scandal seems pretty ridiculous, but I'm not sure they'll beat earnings in Feb. Maybe buy some calls for mid-feb and then sell right before earnings?

I got out of SNSS earlier today. I might get back in, it’s just hard to say what’s going on right now. I need a direction though.

I’m hoping CEI hits $3-4 this week so I can sell and get into something else.

>>16531982
Yo, explain dis sheit yo
>>16531941

>>16532025
RETARD ALERT RETARD ALERT RETARD ALERT

>>16531941
I wish I knew.

>>16532020
>2020
Rare dubs

The commercial is irrelevant, the report put out saying a share price of $5 is what matters, out out by a firm connected to a well known, and I presume successful, short-seller.

Bloomberg radio any good? looking for something I can listen to all day while wage slaving.

>>16532057
The ad was hurting them, but yeah, today's drop is on that report. Still seems tome like the extra publicity might pump their sales this christmas. I dunno, I need to actually look into the company more before I buy.

>>16532067
Planet Money and the Indicator are more intersting, I think

>>16532067
http://www.japanaradio.com/free/48kaacp.pls

>all this sudden green in my portfolio
>All these green IDs
Holy fuck what is going on.

>>16532080
>Planet Money and the Indicator
Patrician detected.

>>16532080
>NPR
gross ya queer

BASED LULU. EARNINGS WILL BE SKY HIGH.

Bought my first call today to see what it do. 12/27 $54 KO

I understand I can sell it whenever for a profit or loss. What happens if I hold it to expiry date? Assuming I win, what do I gain from holding it till that date (other than the opportunity to buy 100 shares at x price)? Is it more profitable to sell before then, or do I get some magic prize for guessing correctly and holding it till that date?

Sounds like no rate cut until either next year or the stock market goes down 5%

>>16532038
Why? Because I decided to get out while I was ahead and stopped believing the meme? I mean I hope you make money on it, I’m just too unsure about it.

>>16532093
There's really no better option if you're interested in hearing about non-intuitive economic phenomena. At one point I would have said Freakonomics, but they're not quite as good as they once were

>>16531627
Mfw Trump doubles the SPY in his first term.

>>16532113
I just want market news not recipes for Schwetty Balls.

>>16532113
Freakanomics is literally r***t of econ

here cooooms jeroooom

>>16532127
R*****t
Missed a letter

>>16531982
>I am still here.
Nice try. But we already know that the real SNSS Anon ended up living in a car giving blowjobs for food money and probably froze to death last night.

>>16532119
what

Boomers are traumatized by 07-09 despite the crash really only fucking millennials. Boomers are also brainwashed into believing that the business cycle is a fact of our economy so they are always looking for a new recession. Thing is... we are nowhere near running out of steam in this economy and despite boomer attempts to cause a recession it will not happen.

>>16532138
what do you mean what

>>16531627
I am thinking of starting a new position. What is /smg/ thoughts on following stonks:

CAH
WDC
FDX

>>16532149
is this boomer comedy reference?

>>16532138
only boomers know about this one
it's a classic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPpcfH_HHH8

>>16531982
>>16532137
yeah the real SNSS anon would put on his trip
the trip he obviously had at the start of his posting history
that trip we all remember so vividly

add a tripcode, pop-a-stock johnny

>>16532096
Just sell it when you're up. Also google more. The only reason to exercise the option would be if you actually want to hold the stock instead of just flipping the premium.

When’s our next moon trip boys?

NLTX recovering nicely.. Wouldve been a good day to swing trade if I wasnt a trapped bull

>>16532183
AMRN

>>16531846
Patience...

LCI to $60

i fucking love it when every stock in my portfolio tanks overnight

I’ll post my list and rankings of podcasts if there’s interest.

So far, the Bloomberg podcasts are primarily annoying and unhelpful.

>>16532113
This is very based and true, and I would add marketplace. These are very helpful for beginners to clue them in on common jargon and trends.

>>16532096
Investopedia is your friend

>>16532154
Yes. Back when SNL was culturally relevant.

>>16532147
All these generational definitions are marketing tools designed to get us all to buy different varieties of deodorant and potato chips.

>>16532157
Based and JillPilled

>>16531828
Well done. I like your analyses, people rarely post short positions here.

>>16532157
Fine I'll look like an idiot.

>>16532202
This, every hour that passes makes it more and more likely that we will get an FDA decision or that the holy buyout will happen

>>16532215
I enjoy listening marketplace solely to hear to the host read off the the stock market numbers, incredibly relaxing

Thinking about writing a call on XOM...
what do you think...?

>>16532227
I plan to straddle that line for as long as I can.

>>16531873
It's hard to time the bottom :)

>>16532147
>half the world saying the crash is coming
>half the world saying we're going to reach the moon
Which is it?

>>16532147
>Thing is... we are nowhere near running out of steam in this economy and despite boomer attempts to cause a recession it will not happen.
kek

>>16532215
don't care about podcasts. I want live market news. seems like bloomberg is the only choice.

>>16532276
Unironically prefer CNBC audio feed through the app.

Still, the morning premarket podcasts and weekly are also good. I’d rather trade around those then minute-to-minute headlines.

why is GLD going up while SPY is going up

>>16532283
will check that out thanks

Good job to GORO anon with that 52 week high

>>16531874
How's shorting the bottom working for you matey?

>>16532329
remember that you are talking about the gold price (in dollars) and the stock index price (in dollars)

>>16532329
Because Powell is not committing to coupon purchases, he's dancing around it (live now). Dollar index is plunging and gold is surging because investors sensitive to money markets expect solvency lending turmoil this month without any obvious recourse if rates spike.

Where is this pump coming from? Was something said at the fed meeting that caused this ?

potential OSTK bounce coming....

>>16532365
I assume people were actually worried rates would get raised

>>16532347
Thanks anon. This gold pump came at just the right time to help bust through resistance.

>>16531951
what other's said, its profit split amongst the shareholders. on the pay date, the stock price automatically goes down by the same amount as the dividend provided - so it isn't extra. However the magic happens when your dividends (via DRIP) start earning their own shares, which earn their own dividends, which earn their own shares, etc. Dividends are like /k/, magical

>>16532329
>why is GLD going up while SPY is going up
Gold isn't closely correlated with the market. It can be in short term but it ranges from inverse correlation to no correlation to even positive on occasion.

I don't really care about moon missions, I just want safe and consistent growth with moderate risk, like 5-15% a year

Should I invest in mutual funds, index funds, or ETFs to accomplish this

no day trades left.. whats best RvsR swing meme? amrn?

>>16532437
yes

>>16532437
Long hodl SPY or similar low fee index etf.

Wish me luck lads...
XOM needs to stay below 72.08...

>>16532451
I have a position in SPYG (just started my portfolio), should I sell for SPY? The historical performance looks similar

Dollar Index Futures - Dec 19

97.055 -0.34%

>>16532464
No, keep you've got. That'll be fine.

The upward wedge formed by AMRN over the last few weeks is truly a thing of beauty. You don't retest a resistance level 5 times to not break through. $24 by Friday. Big breakout to $30 zone next week.

What do you guys think of MO and ABBV?

>>16532530
I've been averaging down on MO since it collapsed earlier in the year. It's back up enough now that I'm green on it, but it seems like it might be stalling out just over $50. If the feds ever get around to legalizing weed, its stake in CRON will be a big boost. If the feds can be satisfied on the e-cig question by just raising the legal purchase age to 21, it will also be a boost. You don't buy MO for the cigs, you buy it for the pivot.

Feels good being a Bilibro

why yes, I am investing in Trilogy Metals right now, how could you tell?

>invested 4 days ago
>near 10% return and climbing

>SNSS
What the fuck was that?

>>16532579
SNSS gonna SNSS

FUCK YOU JEROME
WHERE DID YOU TAKE MY GAINS?!

>>16532530
I bought an abbv call yesterday. Could’ve bought it cheaper today but that’s okay.

I’m more bullish on BMY, still holding Merck long term, but abbv is a good bet. I’d like to know what Cramer told his Club today about BMY, ABBV, NVS. He’s holding all three and aaid he’s going to be talking about the drug stocks on the call.

It’s almost every big pharma but Pfizer, I like em all right now. LLY, AZN, GSK, MRK, BMY, ABBV...

>>16532559
There are people on this earth, on this website, maybe even in this very thread who didn't buy BILI under $14. They didn't buy BILI under $15. Hell, they might not even own any BILI.
It's wild, it boggles the mind.

Long term investment - almost all with dividends.
What do you think guys?

>>16531627
Snapchat's Spectacles 3 is having a limited release in the United Emirates in two days. The product is fucking slick and they're doing it the right way by bringing in the influencers in first, to disseminate it organically. SNAP breaking $20 next quarter boys and girls.

Lmao, nice -25% dip on SNSS. Better average down you guys who are in that stock

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Snss is a loss for me, the iv was way too high when it pumped and options failed.
In othe news amrn, and enb puts are the way to go.

Nice buying this SNSS dip and selling when it gets back to 30
Poor baggies lmao

>>16532650
Its 0.29 now

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAA
AAAAAaaaa

I can't even sell SNSS on Robin Hood because it will mark me a day pattern trader. Gonna asphyxiate myself with this bag. kek

>>16532666
Nice trips.

>>16532620
Are these literally just sunglasses with a camera attached? Why would anyone want these?

>>16532626
It's single-handedly wiping out my day change. Barely in the green. STOP SELLING SNSS RIGHT NOW.

>>16532644
You think so?
I just stacked another AMRN call to sell the day before the FDA meeting...

When’s the next AMRN news? Should I buy some options ending this December. Loving the dip today

>>16532678
Well shit it depends, when is this meeting?

>>16532609
Oh also Roche is killing it.

Down 33% overall because of snss

>>16532661
1.89. Stfu lol

>>16532666
Eat shit satan.

>>16532666
just get your account up to 25k bro

Ok... ok... back in the 0.30s... ok...

Jesus this stock is gonna kill me

>>16532676
Not even close, Evan actually learned something from the two previous releases. The frame has a quality metal build, with two embedded HD cameras to film in 3D and allow overlay of AR filters in 3D as well (using the app). The only potential downside is that the glasses may be two expensive for a lot of hipsters, oh well there is always daddys CC.

>>16532712
set a buy limit for 700 at $0.28

How much red has SNSS given you so far?

Rebought gold positions to beef percentage back up to 20% of portfolio on fed confirm no rate cut. Gold benchmark is slowly making its way to bullish reversal territory.

Got within a dollar of being stopped out on Restoration Hardware this morning but it seems the dip is being bought for now.

>>16532716
so it's a pair of sunglasses with two cameras attached? maybe there's an audience out there for this, but I can't bring myself to invest in something that i have zero interest in buying

>>16532724
Started at 600, now at 430

>>16532716
why do you need glasses that record in 3D

>>16532530
Both are good. Both have risks.

MO's risks are obvious, but I think they've positioned themselves well in the vape and weed markets for future growth.

ABBV's risk is also obvious if you follow the company. Humira accounts for like 2/3 of the company's revenue. However their forward p/e is 8.8, which is astonishingly low for a company of that stature.

I'm long MO but I chose to invest in PFE over ABBV. I'm thinking about adding ABBV to my divvy portfolio as a smaller position.

I daytraded 1000 shares for $43. Gonna get some tendies later.

>>16532666
Looks like we're coming back up. I was about to sell out of another position to DCA but I remembered to FOMO/FUD like a cocksucker.

>>16532671
>>16532697
Check these

>>16532706
Kek, One foot in front of the other anon.

>>16532579
Aaay, got 2/3 fills. I'm in SNSS now boys!

>>16532729
Fair enough

>>16532734
Same reason why people use smartphones instead of dumb nokia phones.

Looks like that was probably a stop loss raid.

I just want SNSS to go bankrupt so I can move on

>>16532741

>>16532763
i sold, been holding this shit for six weeks. I am at peace.

>>16532770
>6 weeks
I've been holding it for 6 MONTHS

>>16532763
I'm ok with that. Let's do this.

>>16532734
Also read this:
https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/12/11/5-ways-snap-is-locking-in-its-users.aspx

>>16532773
We're all holding you responsible for this mess.

>>16532773
I love me some bag holders.

>>16532789
And he's still shilling it.

there are now fewer than 20 days left in this decade.
soon it will be a new year, a new solar cycle, and a new decade.

>>16532789
If you buy, you are the one who is responsible. You don't get to blame others for your decisions. You could have just ignored me and called me a faggot.

>>16532812
K anusfag

>>16532806
The 2020s will be interesting as fuck

>>16532812
You still haven't told me what your bullish signals are

>>16532812
Like this comment if we are responsible, reply if SNSS Anon is responsible.

I'm very sad that SNSS didn't drop to .20 again. There is always tomorrow.

>>16532839
Faggot

>>16532832
I've told everyone what they are, over and over and over. Tired of doing it.

Ding ding ding! How did everyone do today? I'm up .10%, milk toast day despite the FOMC. As I understand it Powell sez they ain't gonna raise or cut rates... unless it becomes expedient for them to do so. What brilliant insight.

>>16532831
Expect fat gains. The crab market we have been in was supposed to be the "crash"/end of the cycle. It didn't happen because it was propped up by our market making president and QE. This is a contrarian point that I have been called a "stupid retarded fucking faggot" over, but I stand by it.

>>16532855
Up 21%, almost 40% for the month. Really pleased with the gains QCOM is making

>>16532848
Bad shill AND a dick

>>16532855
SOXL delivering the bacon as always.

>>16531982
Where do I find information that shows the cash on hand of the company?

>>16532855
>What brilliant insight.
Word choice was good. I think this is the best that could have been hoped for out of him this time. And he didn't make any dumb scary statements about the repo situation, that's good too.

Green day for me. Took half profit on SHOP this morning before Powell. Added to gold positions after Powell. Sold Loblaws on sell signal (broke even). Got within a blonde hair of stop out on restoration hardware but it held.

>>16532855
+0.06%

>>16532863
we will continue to crab

>>16532855
Up $0.29% ($73). Daytraded 1000 SNSS shares for a small $40 gain (still holding just 1000 shares), but it's exactly enough to cancel my SNSS loss today. My CONN experiment was a failure, but I dumped 60% of it while it was in the green this morning.

>>16532855
green bull day, I bought some Irobot since the Lawn Mower Roomba will be out 2020

>>16532863
>It didn't happen because it was propped up by our market making president and QE
I think the rapid hikes followed by rapid cuts from the fed turned what would have been a serious blow off in to last year's 20% dip in to snibby controlled territory for future. I doubt this is what Powell had in mind at the start of 2018 when he started hiking but it seems to have worked okay. The China tensions have also tempered the rise and kept things more or less sustainable for short term.

>>16532884
If so, it will benefit me and other swing traders. I plan on trading options soon as well. I have been forged and honed by the crab. Regardless, 2020 will be based.

>>16532924
you know what they say
just when you think you've beaten the crab....

>>16532855
HORRIBLE STRESSFUL NOTHING FUCK DAY

couldn’t take gains at close either, because I bought more and more calls on those positions.

British elections and ECB meeting better not fuck this up for me. BETTER NOT.

I need to stop playing around with options. Im in deep fampai.

how do you do SMG

>>16532530
I like them both. Been in and out of MO with call plays since it bottomed out around 40. It's currently in no man's land...could continue downward as every bounce it has had since entering the downtrend has been of nearly an equivalent percentage and length of time. However, I'm inclined to be bullish as the company has good fundamentals and exposure to both the vape industry and dudeweed as hedges to its traditional tobacco revenues. If the FDA decides to come down hard on vaping with the current proposed regulations, Altria is basically going to become the only above-market game in town unless you DIY thanks to the $3-4 million per SKU the FDA wants to require before approval to sell any vaping related product--juices in particular. This is an impossible hurdle for the small players that built the industry, but just another day for Altria.

I am not buying MO here, as I'm waiting for a pullback to the mid 40s. I want to see what it does after an attempt at 52 and a pullback to find support.

ABBV is another one I have been playing calls on the last couple months during its run up. I have no position at the moment, but looking to buy stock soon. It's definitely more bullish in the short-term than MO. Chart looks good. I considering buying today, but I'm going to wait a few more sessions to let the biotech/pharma sector finish the broader sell-off and find any entry, hopefully in the low 80s. It should be good to hold for a re-attempt at ATHs in 2020.

TLRD up 10% post market

>GME
GREEN
>>16532966
Why? I know they're buying back shares too but they don't have the position of gme.

>>16532880
well I suppose that's true, just not saying anything that will freak out algo traders is a good thing.
>>16532902
It's so cutie! Does anyone have lawns these days though? If they do surely they're in the boom zone like my dad where mowing is a hobby and they have a big riding mower?

>>16532867
I'm not a shill, and you're an adult who can think for yourself.

>>16532870
http://ir.sunesis.com/static-files/24eab1e9-4a65-430b-ad23-10d45fc1719e

>>16532855
>Powell sez they ain't gonna raise or cut rates

that's probably good thing, will result dollar bull and more weakness on pm next year likely

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBEjN0wb0_w

>>16532427
gold def not market hedge, sometis is correlated sometis isnt. depends dollar strength, rates etc. gold itself only part of that xau|us$ equition

>>16533002
over time you will learn that I'm you except a year in the future and attracted to men

>>16533038
Fucking disgusting

>>16533038
>thinking SNSS anon isn't the same age as you and isn't also attracted to men
are you new

I am not american and don´t live in the USA. How can I trade US (or other market) stocks online with something like a Paypal account?

>>16533002
Just saying, you're not in a position to be harsh on others considering how you hyped up people for a bomb. This is the part where you suck dick.

>>16532549

I disagree. The vast majority of its revenue is still traditional tobacco/nicotine products. I like that it has hedged, but neither are enough of its broader business to generate significant growth, yet. In fact, Altria stands to gain far more from heavy FDA regs on vaping than it does from the market staying deregulated, considering it is one of the only players that can afford to submit its SKUs for FDA approval. 99% of the vape market is basically sub-microcap tier, Mom & Pop juice makers. It is literally impossible for them to fork over $3 million per SKU for a dozen or more total and then waiting 6-12 months for approval.

As someone who quit smoking 7 years ago thanks to vaporizers, I think it's terrible for the consumer to pretend these regulatory moves are for their health when in reality it only benefits Altria and a handful of larger companies with market caps in the billion dollar range.

But...for my bags to get nice and heavy, the regs would be fantastic. Juuls for all the boys and girls.

>>16532620
imagine being so stupid you think using influencers is somehow organic.

>>16532855
Things were going OK until that SNSS raid.

I should have set a limit buy at 28 cents. I may do just that for tomorrow.

>>16533064
Traditional tobacco is dying, and will continue to die. If you're betting on that, you should not touch MO. I buy them only because I know that they're branching into other actually growing industries. If Juul gets outright killed as a consumer product, MO is basically done for as a growth stock. As it is, I think they're in trouble if they can't get flavors other than tobacco and menthol back on the shelves, I guarantee it's killing their revenue.

>>16532763
In time, it will.

I've repeated it several times over the last few weeks. You dumb niggers falling for the following stocks are going to get burned: SNSS, FCEL, PLUG

All shit, always have been, always will be. Scams.

Now I eagerly await the inevitable DRYS shills to arrive. lol

>>16532620
Astroturfing your product is not bullish. I learned that the hard way.

What is the minimum snss will end up being? Can the MM find a way to RIP us off in the end?

>>16532666
It's bad getting marked as a day trader?

>>16533117
If you have less than $25k in your account and get marked as a pattern day trader, SEC rules will prevent you from trading for, I can't remember how long, like at least a month. It's to "protect" lower-income investors. But gambling with options is perfectly fine.

>>16533098
DRYS got bought out

>>16533038
>>16533055
yes yes, pendulum is MtF =D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vL0U1lrRFtg

>>16533098
tobacco dying but beer sells super well as large millenial generations have entered beer drinking age. they said last blizzcon beer lines super long cause all gamers now older = millenials who drink beer like crazy thirsty horses ::)

>>16533098
>>16533126
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3492812-dryships-takes-buyout-deal

>>16532573
not knowing he is holding a surf board the thumbnail looks like a left-handed coomer

>>16533133
Do you have a mental illness too?
Your gif somewhat implies this.

>>16532579
That was amazing because I made 70 bucks from it

>>16533090

Do you read, nigger?

I said FOR NOW too much of their rev is coming from traditional tobacco. I like that they have been hedging by expanding into weed and vaping. But until they throw those bags of lung cancer cash around for more acquisitions, the bread and butter will still be tobacco.

The more draconian the vaping regs eventually implemented by the FDA, the better for MO. Same goes for weed once it's federalized. Open, laissez-faire markets are not bullish for Altria.

MO is doing the smart thing and buying up potential competitors now while both vaping and weed industries are in secular bear markets. So yes, I like the company, and I agree traditional tobacco is not the future. But it is still going to be the majority of MO's revenue for the foreseeable future until it acquires more competitors.

All the pea-brain investors see this FDA shit as bearish for Juul, but smart money knows it's fucking fantastic for Juul, because Juul's got billions in its back pocket to mold the regulations to its favor. Just like every other so-called "consumer friendly" regulation ever put into law.

and FWIW, Juul is reintroducing its flavors one-by-one after going through the $3-4 million approval process for each at the moment. There won't be a ban on flavors, although there may be severe limitations that are only overcome by big money.

FDA regs on: bullish for MO

>>16533079
i got in at 2.7 when it dipped feel p lucky

>>16533126
>>16533134
lol, a buyout by a company also controlled by DRYS founder. and still at -99% if you'd been a bagholder for any length of time.

That greek pajeet is such a piece of work. No idea how his companies aren't relegated to the pink sheets.

>>16533201
It sounds like we agree on all the major points, and are getting hung up on phrasing. I don't think a laissez-faire market would be bad for them, either, though, simply because brand recognition means they go into that market as the Coke of e-cigs. I do worry that Congress could go too far and ban e-cigs entirely, like Japan, but it's a low probability and it sounds like Rand talked Trump off the ledge of supporting that kind of sweeping regulation.

>>16533125
Shit, I just use Robinhood as a monitor and use my bank to trade. No fees to my knowledge, I use USAA.

>>16533252
Agreed.

Open market isn't bad for MO, and sure, too much reg can stifle all consumer interest in the products. Ideal case for MO would be for Feds to lay off the flavor case and just enforce the financial toll on individual SKUs. This basically wipes out most of their competition and funnels 99% of the vape industry into the hands of MO and any other major, established player that can afford to pay Caesar. If the dumb kikes in Congress ban anything but menthol and tobacco, vaping is dead completely.

>>16533320
bruh you can do better than that

felt good taking 25% on snss months ago

>>16533337
What would be better though? I use Robinhood to monitor and just trade from USAA. Does it actually cost me just to buy and sell shares?

>>16533392
Yes, if you're buying anything other than, apparently, 24 specific ETFs, it's chargin you $9 every time you make a trade. Literally any big time broker is better than that now, RH has pushed them all to offer $0 trades

BRB Buying 100 shares of TLT, selling puts all the way up, getting those sick ass 2.5% dividends and buying calls with them, See you faggots when the inflationary period forces everyone into government bonds and I make it back here with my lambo.

>>16533125
It's 90 days and it's to keep out the filthy poors. That's why it doesn't apply to big boy accounts.

>>16533420
You mean it's for jews to be able to pickpocket the filthy goys

>>16533410
you're like 12 months late to the bond party

>>16532249
Moon bitch. There are no structural problems in the economy except agit prop like muh student debt (federally insured and a known known) or muh car payments. That’s all indicative of HIGHER CONSUMPTION which is GOOD. The boomers can get fucked they just want to short and be a boomer and buy “cheap securities”.

>>16533400
What trader would you recommend to someone with under $10K?

Realize that Der ewige Boomer thinks he’s gonna get google for like 30 bucks and amazon for 200 if the market crashes and he can sit out another recession of 3-5 years by vacationing and spending his cash while fucking zoomer sluts on sugar daddy ... until the next bull market when he thinks will make him even richer (or actually rich cuz the boomer thinks his upper middle class lifestyle is poor).

So boomers and boomer outlets have a class interest in pushing for muh recession meme and all it’s doing is taking the edge off of what would be an even better bull market ... due to boomer insistence that Trump is a spy and will get impeached (Le Nixon boomer memories) or that China is gonna win (lol).

>>16533519
The pastebin in the OP does a good job of laying out the fundamentals of the major choices. There's really nothing wrong with RH if you're already used to it for monitoring, it is certainly designed for non-professionals and does stuff like automatically preventing you from doing something that would make you a pattern day trader.

>>16533471
bonds have been in a bull market for 20 years

>>16533458
It was already implied.

>>16533531
I think it's a bunch of millenials with fantasies about stuff like that... I know a bunch of late 20's early 30's people who hope that there will be a crash and they can buy nice houses for under 100K
Nah, it's not going to happen, just a crab market and paying taxes forever
(I already bought a nice house because I have no life so I save all my money :3)

Testing 1 2 Testing.

Damn it feels good to be an AMDCHAD

>>16532203
The fucking delusions on this guy. You gotta stop coming here

>>16533198
I made $40 from .27 to .32. Wish I had the balls to go all in. I had $2k settled just sitting there, but I only decided on 1000 shares. Better than nothing, I guess.

>>16531077
I don't know, tell me what is happening

>>16532991
I'm 29with a 3/4 acre yard. Also bought 7 acres and a barn in a horse neighborhood this year, gonna be worth a shit ton in a few years. I can't imagine a roomba lawnmower working properly without running over my flowerbeds or the dog's tail, and I'd probably end up finding it a half mile down the road later.

SNSS LCI and AMRN are trash

>>16531887
That won't happen till after the FDA label decision later this month. It would not be a surprise if talks are happening now though. With the formal price agreement depending on what the FDA says. No mater what the FDA says though your still gonna walk away with a nice Fat Green Bag. The stock is low 20's now. Dec FDA decision will push it to mid 20s, maybe 30. The buyout would be double the stock price whenever the deal is made. So 25 x 2 = 50 per. Low ball I'd say 45 per. High at 30 would be 60 per.

>>16532020
Well I mean your paying out the ass for nothing but a "smart" exercise bike. Meanwhile I can get the same bike, minus the "smart" shit for only $100 at Walmart. If I want background shit I can just switch on the TV or stereo (basement room). All your doing is peddling on a bike.

DONG DONG DONG

futures open. Flat.

Will ARMN go a little lower, or just buy right away tomorrow? Any chance it won't double up like people are saying?

>>16533817
It has been crabbing for weeks and will continue to do so until the FDA announces its decision. You can buy in at any point now, but don't expect much more than $30-35 on the high end.

>>16533806
I WOULD PREFER IF THAT WERE NOT THE CASE

>>16533098
>PLUG
They announced dilution last week and they're already bouncing back. Good time to get PLUG-ed if there ever was one.

>>16533641
Gains are gains, I still had some from before that I bought at .35 so hopefully it raises back up to .4 but that might be a little bit of a gamble. Was a really nice day trade nevertheless, HEBT and SNSS are the only things that have given me any hope this week.

>>16533806
>futures

>>16533781
Peloton isn't just a bike with a tv attached, the point is that they have a whole workout routine that you're really paying for. And I'm not bullish on the product for myself either, but from everything I hear the people who buy them get really into them, and it's that residual goodwill that feels like what I'd be investing in.

>>16533584
Tired of being impersonated?

SNSS is killing me.

>>16533833
Any idea when the fda will say anything? Or better just to get in asap?

>>16533836
There is nothing wrong with flat.

>>16533745
yes, yes, seething retard

>>16533877
>a whole workout routine
is it just using an exercise bike for increasing duration and resistance levels? or does the bike transform to allow different workouts?

Do they have an anime version of their program where you work out with anime girls who do cute things together, and you have to achieve milestones to unlock more content? This is IMPORTANT, anime fitness is the future for most fat Americans.

>>16533908
Try being in Viacom for months, continually DCAing down, and then hearing that since the merger, "ViacomCBS (VIAC) and Paramount Pictures are said to have restarted talks to acquire a stake in Miramax in a potential deal in the low nine figures"
THAT WOULDN'T BE VERY FUN
THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A SAFE COMPANY AT A DISCOUNT
WHY ARE THEY TRYING TO SPEND MORE MONEY?!?!
WHY DO I HAVE SO MUCH MONEY IN THEM?!

>>16533930
It's not ideal.

>>16533927
No later than the 28th. Usually you see some upward movement prior to a scheduled announcement as the speculation heats up, but AMRN has had a lot of hype and already has already gone up a lot, so it is hard to tell what might happen.

>>16533837
I bought plug few days ago when it was at support (3.02) now it's like 3.23 or something like that, what target do u think I should go for before selling

ONTX >:(

>>16533986
Any speculation as to the probability of it not happening?

>>16532991
the new generation will mostly have smol lawns, perfect for the terra

>>16533673
The new roomba technology lets you make no-go lines and areas for your Roomba, same with most new bot vacuums. So your flowerbed will be safe

>>16534057
Seems like a pretty safe bet as far as these things go. That is part of why the upside is somewhat limited here. People have already bought in significantly as all signs point to being very likely to get approval.

Is this like one of those cup and handle things or uhhhhh like a double bottom no-go thing?

Its over

>>16534174

if anyone cares, you can get fox nation on the app store and stream fox business if you input your cable provider, then use a screen blackout app while the phones in your pocket and use headphones for live market news that doesn't have pro-homo and other sjw commercials.

>>16534327
also lou dobbs dyes his hair

>>16534163
Alright. I'll see if it goes down a little more and try and catch the bottom tomorrow, but I think it might be as low as it's going to go.

>>16534174
>>16534313
Hey since trading is closed, anyone want to talk economics or politics? What is everyone's opinion on the speculation of recession, or who will be good for the economy?

Is this real life?

>>16534327
CNBC is pretty damn protrump. Cramer tries to hide it but it’s pretty obvious.
You might want to look into a “persecution complex” wagie. You could get your phone to read about it to you out loud.

>>16533817
I believe it'll sink lower.

>>16534417
cramer is moderate. joe kernan is a big right winger obviously, andrew ross sorkin is a big left, as is john harwood. i think it's decently balanced

>>16533817

Understand that the data is good and promising crazy shit happens and should it not get approved or bought for whatever reason like everyone seems to be anticipating there will be a kneejerk reaction and the price will fall hard. There are no sure things

>>16534410
US is good, probably pretty insulated from Brexit chaos and Sweden rate hikes. As long as central banks across the globe are loose on monetary policy, the bull run will continue in all three stocks, bonds, and gold.

Black swan event are always possible. I would like to know what’s going on with the chinese debt defaults right now. Their financial system is unfortunately not isolated from ours, and if Trump pushes China too hard and their system has a major hiccup, our system might get some shocks. Then employment drops -> market crashes -> economy grinds to a halt -> trump loses. I see that as extremely unlikely, but I’m a believer that the simple things matter in these elections. The tallest candidate wins, and presidents always get re-elected if the stock market is roaring.

>>16534439
Fair assessment, but Cramer definitely leans right. I think he deliberately tones it down, and it’s caused some major problems between him and his daughters...

The chemistry between Joe and Sorkin can be pretty damn funny sometimes, I like them both. I can’t believe I’m saying i like cable news ratings whores...

>>16534133
Nice. I just bought an Ego mower off Craigslist. Already have most of their other battery powered tools and they're amazing. Might look into the Terra in a few years

>>16534465
The 16:0 adcom begs to differ. I mean hell if they wanted to toss a wrench into AMRN's plan that was the perfect time for it then. Historically the FDA follows what the Adcom recommends to do. Just saying.

>>16533839
I'm holding 1000 shares of SNSS at .32 average. I had 2000 on Friday, but I sold half on the Monday pump just in case. I'm actually green on SNSS by $105.24 from all the trading, so I can let it drop 10.5 cents to reach my break even. It better not though :^)

>>16534487
>I can’t believe I’m saying i like cable news ratings whores...
squawk box is comfy, i wake up and turn it on immediately. it's one of the few shows i record. becky probably leans right as well (except for womens issues) but won't ever show it.

>>16534585
Agree... took me a while to get used to how but I agree.

Not every day for me. But I do listen to the Cramer and faber one via podcast every day.

>>16534682
Used to joe*

>>16534682
i feel like david faber hates jim and wishes for his death every day. jim is a bigger goofball in that slot than his own show.

Quarterly reminder that all opinion based media is trash and should be disregarded as it plants seeds of bad ideas in your mind. You are better off ignoring it completely.

>>16534551

I’m no naysayer or shitting on anyone’s mom or anything part of me wishes I had some funds available to throw at it. But the other part of me knows when people start talking about sure things in the market to watch out

>>16534808
I assume it’s mostly shtick but you might be right
>>16534839
Wow what a hot take
Though 4channel and neighbor 4chan are much more guilty of being full of bad ideas and terrible investment suggestions.

>>16534880
>Though 4channel and neighbor 4chan are much more guilty of being full of bad ideas and terrible investment suggestions.
Absolutely! But, because it's on the tv and the people are wearing suits, you might subconsciously think those people are more trustworthy.

>>16534898
Well they did clue me in to Barrick, Bristol Myers, MasterCard, CVS, and Merck’s Keytruda. But Nintendies, Berkshire, Lockheed, EQJ, and QYLD were pretty much me.

Man do the losers kill the gains from the winners... and I’ve realized losses right before a bounce waaaaaayyyyyyy too often lately.

Just going by JT's comments I think the plan is go it alone. But that won't be a bad thing. Consider: Lipotor was on the market doing it's own thing for a year then it got bought for 90 a share. So yeah a quick deal after Dec would be sweet and you'd get a Fat Green Bag in the realm of $45 - $60 a pop but the longer AMRN holds out the higher the price tag becomes so the Fatter your baggie in the end. Also with all the other approval deals happening (Canada/Asia/Europe) that just ramps up the pressure on Big Pharma. After all, bad enough a small company would rake in billions here but to rake in even more overseas? Big Pharma would never allow so much insane Profit to slip by.

>>16534853
>>16534465
He's right, there is no sure thing when it comes to FDA approvals. What concerns me the most about this whole ordeal is that AMRN had to sue the FDA a while back because they had gone out of their way to fuck over AMRN. History has the habit of repeating itself. Don't get me wrong, I have a large sum of money benching on the approval and (hopefully) a subsequent buyout, but i have mentally prepared myself, and bought some puts, all for the possibility that this goes south. And like this guy said, if it goes south its going SOUTH FAST. Expectations are high which is a recipe for emotional decision making. The company itself will still be fine regardless, but stock brokers have never been the most 'sensible' people.

>>16535128
They SUED the fda? Holy crap. Thank you for this post.

Even if that weren’t the case, and for all I know it’s standard procedure, put protection sounds like a damn good idea. Assuming it rallies 10-20% into the fda meeting, I’m definitely taking profits on my calls and buying out protection for my shares.

Bless you anon, this was a good idea to put into my head for once.

Any idea if they’ll be halted on the deadline day?

>>16535128
the FDA and medical community in general takes forever to come around. realize lobotomies were a thing not very long ago.

the adcom voted 16-0 in favor for expanded label. it would be absurd if the FDA rejected it

So are any of you guys on real trading platforms?

>>16535128
like i get skepticism if the vote was 10-6 or something but it was unanimous

the fish oil market for lowering lipids in general is in infancy. this is novel science and goes against all the current literature (statins)

>>16535251
While less common than they once were, lobotomy, electroshock therapy, etc. are all still in use.

>>16535251
Absurd is not impossible, and it does not mean it’s not worth preparing for absurd eventualities.

>>16535262
yeah bro.. we all have $500 robinhood portfolios.. we take it pretty seriously

>>16535201
My guess right now is it'll play out something like this: The FDA WILL grant the expanded label to Vascepa, but it won't be particularly good. They will heavily restrict the wording of what Amarin can advertise their drug as. As to what the market will do with this information, I honestly have no idea. It wouldnt shock me if there was a big rally based around the common misunderstanding by a lot of the shareholders and that they're just excited that the expanded label was granted, regardless of whether or not it has any real effects. To give an example of what this might look like, the FDA might grant Vascepa its expanded label but restrict this to only people who have already had a major cardiovascular event (stroke, heart attack, etc). This is a more extreme example as I don't think they will do this because of the backlash they would get from the medical community that has to explain to their patients that they cant get this, potentially life saving drug, until they've almost died. But I do not hold any hope that the FDA will grant a totally unobstructed expanded label. It would be uncharacteristically nice for them, and they don't have the tendency to be nice.

Heres a short summary of the suit:
https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/fda-settlement-tiny-amarin-creates-opening-for-pharma-off-label-marketing

Okay that is quite enough snow already! This is way more shoveling than I normally have to do before January.

>>16531666
KDP has a better entry point right now. JAN ex div

I hope SNSS anon is alright. I think he took the bantz to heart, kek.

>>16535883
I'm in KDP. They've got a nice long term outlook. Hell they've doubled the Profit in just 1 year alone as a combined company. Divvy will be hiked as well. Soon as they bulk up that Cash haul some more. Also in KHC... .40 Divvy @ 5%. But my T-babies take the cake at 0.51 @ 5.34%. I like DIS, the growth outlook, but the yield now is just pitiful. Hell comcast forks out more. (I'm in comcast as well)

>>16534327
> Fox business

REVERSE MORTGAGES ARE A SOLID INVESTMENT

>>16534410

Manufacturing is already in recession. Whether that will spill into other sectors, I dunno.

So I made dank bank on SAGE and ANAB now I’m buying CORV seems to have significant more risk involved. Also wtf is up with this company
http://eastonpharmaceuticalsinc.com

Trumpa and Xi are going to wait until the last second to say anything about the December 15th tariff situation aren't they. Yes they are. It's gonna be after close on Friday.

>>16536200

>>16536200

>>16536200

NEW THREAD CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS NEW

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>>16536135
Manufacturing is completely fucked with no end in sight.

>t. Manufacturing wagie

>>16536208

F my man