/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16657598
* Nativitatis Domini

Merry Christmas to all. Give thanks that our Lord deigned to come come to earth as a humble child to accomplish our redemption.

Does anyone have family that, on Christmas, they smoke cigars and drink brandy and talk about how profitable their investments have been for the year? That only happens for me in my head.

>Christmas day
>Spending it on /smg/
Haha

>>16657707
Daytrade crypto you faggot neck urself

^ this faggotry aside, the market is open tomorrow so what are your plays for thursday morning? Im gonna be monitoring my VALE and CLF calls. Both had a good move on the half day and christmas morning is treating me alright as well. Hope everybody is having a good day. Feliz Navidad mothafuckas.

I’m paper trading trying to learn the ropes. I can’t tell if I literally have bad timing, but every stock I buy always goes down in price after I buy it. Even when the market says it’s going up, my stocks are always -.1 or more. Is there something I’m missing? I buy when they become available but when that happens they sinking fast.

>>16657146
If you're simply going to invest in this for the dividends.. there's better ones out there. There's some ANALysts and experts expecting them both to worsen over the years.

>>16657886
Hm. What's your indictor that a stock "should" go up?

What's a good broker for someone who lives in the UK? Preferably one that has options and US biotech stocks.

Post your P/L. I'm genuinely curious if *anybody* here is profitable.

>>16657886
Any good recommendations for paper trading? I can’t find a decent site where they don’t ask 100 personal infos. Eu btw

>>16657886
Check if there are fees. If theres a 5 dollar fee to purchase the stock that goes towards your cost basis.

Nasdaq Composite +34.9% YTD
S&P 500 +28.6% YTD
Russell 2000 +24.3% YTD
Dow Jones Industrial Average +22.2% YTD

Did any of you beat the indexes?

>>16657967
In terms of trades? I trade on different places but probably around 30-35% win and 65-70% loss.

>>16657886
>>16657973
Don't paper trade. Trading is mostly a mental game and you won't train your brain if you trade fake money. It's better to just deposit a small amount of money and trade with that instead. Paper trading and backtesting is garbage.

>>16658053
Valid point, do you like to trade with margin long/short positions or just buy a stock low and less high? The last one isn’t interesting for me with 1k start capital lol

>>16657810
DCA more SAVA and ONTX pray I can dump my AMRN calls.

>>16657886
>every stock I buy always goes down in price after I buy it.
I see they're branching out into equities. Sorry man nothing you can do.

>>16658069
Yeah I trade price action with margin

>>16657598
How important is understanding Economics, how banking institutions work etc when investing?

I would assume very though I doubt most people on /biz/ understand such a huge amount of things right?

What's up with all these fags asking smg serious questions about investing? We buy memestocks and listen to tarot readings

>>16658170
Oh my bad man I just shit my pants what stock should I buy that has the same feeling? Of shitty pants.

>>16658181
Send pics of your soiled undies and maybe the wizard can divine something from it

Damn my BYND trade might actually work out, seems to be plateauing a bit which might be accumulation before a retracement to what I hope will be the 140 range. I will probably just set out several profit targets on the way up though, since I both think and hope this shit dies.

>>16658199
Okay, I lied about shitting my pants I wanted my serous question answered.
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>>16658208
It's not important.
Buy low. Sell high. Thats it.

MERRY CHRISTMAS /SMG/

HERE YA CHEAPIES

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>>16658150
We just #YOLO here without understanding.

>>16658000
19.19 here.

>>16658250
Gains are from the time when I had 4k in my portfolio. Liquidated in summer for other,safer investments.

2 weeks ago I started building a new portfolio, hence the small sum.

what are we predicting SAVA is gonna open at tomorow? I'm guessing it's gonna shoot past 5 bucks

>>16657948
Being an INFP memelord mostly. I'm literally a retarded memer, I just try trading things I think do OK in the market and I'd like to hold them for about a few days or so. I keep hearing how TSLA is going up and BOEING is recovering, but my trades don't reflect that at all.

>>16657973
I'm using the Best Broker app and they trade in euros.

>>16657996
I didn't think of that anon, thanks.

>>16658053
They give me a 25000 limit, but I don't trade with all of it. I've only used about $1000 total just to get my feet wet, the amount of money I'd be willing to use IRL

>>16658093
What is that? Again, literally retarded and can't understand the stickie. I'm hoping to use my retard luck to make some tendies.

So what is the next pharma-meem?

>>16658405
checked (sigh, I want it to correct to load my bags more)

>>16658480
>he doesn't know of the Bogs

Damn, hello newfriend.

Good morning /smg/

>>16657886
Take a closer look at past instances of indicator sell signal vs the chart movement. It's not uncommon for an indicator to pop sell signal on a large green day with good volume, which is then followed by a couple days of drawdown as people take profit. You can adjust by buying a day or two after the buy signal, or adjust the parameters of the indicator such that the signal occurs slightly later.

>>16658150
Depends on your strat. The longer you hold the more fundamentals matter, including macro economic considerations

>>16658696
*buy signal

>>16658696
I see. So, I'm basically buying at a time when people are cashing in on the market improving and that's why I'm not seeing any gains. Does this mean that I need to hold onto what I have and wait patiently for the next wave?

>>16658744
Yes. Unless your indicator flips and tells you to sell, in which case gtfo. But don't use just one indicator. No indicator in existence works well completely on its own. You need others to shit check it.

Go back through old charts and compare what your widgets said vs. what the chart actually did. Do this repeatedly on a variety of stocks and measure rate of win vs loss, how much drawdown there was in the trend, how much you would have hypothetically gained on a win or lost on a loss. In order for indicator based TA strat to work you need to test the hell out of it and be intimately aware of its limitations.

>>16658225
Buy low and never sell at all

>>16658866
Nevery buy, always sell is the true mans way of trading.

can someone help me out

why am I at a loss here? no bully pls

What Britbong stocks should I buy? Currently have holdings in Britvic, BP, and CSP.

>>16657886

Every development in price action typically transpired over three days to a month.

I’ll tell you what others told me: “You are impatient and do not understand economic cycles of the intraday trading session, the sector and the security itself.”

Patience is a virtue. Stop panicking on -1%. That shit is small potatoes.

Alright you fucking shitniggers, go long $ODP.

I’m 2,000 shares long at $2.46 entry. Golden Cross technical formation on their 1-Year Chart plus restructuring has led to them closing the gap on their earnings misses that occurred all year just until their last earnings report.

The trend is your friend on this one. Don’t be a faggot and sell two days later at a loss. This is easy gains over time.

>>16658875
Did you buy US stocks with a Canadian account? It's the foreign exchange. There is an added fee for that.

>>16657886
Every day god throws a die.
When the die shows 1, you buy.
When the die shows 6, you sell.

Its that easy.

Alright /smg/
>Total market
or
>S&P 500
which is superior?

>>16658894
GSK, for sure. Maybe something in tobacco?

>>16658996
Nasdaq?

I can find alot on the internet I KNOW but lads whats the big difference between the forex and stock market? As far I know you can go long/short on a pair lets say usd/eu. Is that kind of trading possible on the stock market? I don't see it to be profitable buying a stock ''low'' and then selling ''high'' lets say Ibuy a stock for 21euros and sell for 22euros.

>>16657810
>mothafuckas

Send a present to yourself with Amazon.

Is uber a good buy right now? Chart looks good no?

>>16659351
>Your rapist will arrive in 30 minutes in a 2004 Ford Fiesta

>>16658996
Total market is more diversified. Some people expect higher returns from it as well, but I'm actually skeptical of their arguments. I think it'll be S&P all the way to the top.

Guys, what do you think. Investing in Qiagen in the next few days? Yay or nay? Their stock will dive even deeper in the next few days but in the long run should crawl back up imo.
Related info: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/qiagen-stock-plunges-more-than-25-after-opting-against-sale-2019-12-24

>>16659351
I started buying at 32, then heavier as it dipped to 26, no longer adding any due to portfolio weighting, but the trains still at the station. Hop on board, but keep in mind its speculative since they are currently unprofitable, so I would not make it too large of a position at this point.

>>16658250
>>16658312
Didn't know there were any other europeans here

>>16659192

Oh... Nike is going higher, isn’t it?

>>16657931
>>16659004
You folks don’t like the opportunity for AZN in China, especially oncology?

I hold a bit of both, but I’m leaning away from Glaxo right now.

On the subject of british fags, IMBBY is tempting but I’m afraid the rats are fleeing the sinking ship for good reason.

>>16659482
Thanks bro, do you have a target?

Hey options bros
Am i being a retarded?

>>16659700
Actually, fuck Altria, the DIX says buy the SPY, doesn’t it? (Still don’t get the GEX though...)

What the fuck

>>16659830
Was suppressed by trade deal uncertainties and recession fears, then allowed to surge higher. It’s also 3x levereged....

Of course (You) would have that caption. Congrats on your +2-3% yesterday :^)

Merry Christmas, /smg/. May your next year be full of gains.

What have you guys been doing during while the market is closed?
I've kept up a tradition of marathon [c] and spice and wolf.

Ended this year at $-1100 PL for the year. Was up 3k in the beginning.

Shittalking during christmahannukah? Fucking athiests..:

>>16659983
I watched Gundam Wing:Endless Waltz yesterday for Christmas Eve.
Then I ate a gram of musshies and fell asleep listening to the Brandenburg Concertos.

Today I'm going to do some prep-cooking and working out. Nothing much.

>>16660014
Well done, Anon

I recommend EVA for watching after Christmas dinner. Maybe GitS SA Complex too

>>16660011
>christmahannukah
You are the heretic here Judeo-Christian. Even the Muslims acknowledge the divinity of Jesus Christs. Jews on the other hand at best think he was a charlatan at worst an evil sorcerer

>>16659997
You still got about a week before the end of the year. Win big or blow up.
But in all seriousness what’s the draw down on equity.

>>16660035
Toradora or amagami is the usual recommendation.

>>16660060
I am a keeper of the peak of Nipponese animation. Before the Empire, before the dark times - there was civilized, artistic anime.

Now we have only the generic, massproduced extrusions of the Late Stage Capitalist grist mills force fed foiegras style to the proletariat

Of course, if you watch GitS you will see this future depicted and realize it is your own reflection

>>16657598
you'll cobardes don't even buy CVM

>>16660060
I had a feeling I should revisit toradora but I don’t know why. I don’t remember it being very full of kurisumasu, though there was some snow adventures, a daring recue...
Never seen amagami.

Joos generally think JC was a good dude, just not the messiah. Muzzies regard him as one of the prophets, but don’t celebrate kurisumasu.

>2019 HOLIDAY RETAIL SALES WERE UP 3.4% FROM LAST YEAR, THE BIGGEST NUMBER IN U.S. HISTORY. CONGRATULATIONS AMERICA!
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1209935018153455616

Might give a boost to a few companies next earnings call

>>16660086
what are your top 5 favorite animated shows

Damn I really played this GEO thing all wrong. Got my weak hands crushed, thought the class action lawsuit was playing a role, but I don’t have a clue whats actually happening here. Californian legislation? Maybe. Trump re-election? Plays a role I guess. Gov’t spending bill? Sure seemed to coincide with this surge back up. I’m not going to play these games where I don’t know half the rules.

>>16660086
SA complex has that one episode with the war vet who has delusions of grandeur... that was good. Most of the series though... eh

>>16660113
Based. I wonder how many Nintendo switchies flew off the shelves on super Saturday.

Best animation ever

>>16660086
[C] also known as quantitative easing: the anime is the best anime for this board. It’s not about stonks but encapsulates the clash between keynesian and austrian school thinking. Having a dying imouto is no excuse for inflationary asset purchases.
Best summed up by this Paul Tudor Jones qoute
>I know from studying history that credit eventually kills. all great societies. We have essentially taken out our American Express card and said we are going to have a great time. Reagan made sure that the economy would be great during his term in office by borrowing our way into prosperity. We borrowed against the future, and soon we will have to pay.

It also covers the superiority of father daughter incest to that of brother sister.


as an aside, GitS was made during a time excessive capital was knocking about, Those kind of works are not sustainable in the long run.

>>16660086
>if you watch GitS you will see this future depicted and realize it is your own reflection
Robo hookers can't come soon enough.

>>16660148
It's all politics. Weak hands were afraid of private prisons being abolished by a potential democrat president. However, Trump will not be convicted and his re-election chances are better than ever

Ding ding ding! That’s the sound of sleigh bells in the chilly air! How did everyone do this Christmas? I had a wonderful dinner with the family last nite, my grandpa even said I cooked the steak perfectly. I have a ham in the oven right now, hopefully tonite will be good too! I had some wine after not having drank in ages and watched the first 3 episodes of Evangelion, I think alcohol causes paranoid schizophrenia cuz I had to keep rewinding it to pick out tiny implications only I’d think are real.
Great haul for presents this year, mainly from my mommy. Got a beautiful Scottish wool scarf, a lot of new clothes, yummy spices, some more glass cuties, and a copy of Paulo Coehlo’s The Alchemist from a relative who was thankfully absent as I’d been badmouthing Coehlo just last week. It’s appreciated nonetheless :3
Giving is indeed the greatest cheer, and everyone liked the books I picked for them. How was your kurisimasu?

>>16658241
why do you only post when I'm not here

>>16660148
I’m about 100 bucks away from being green in GEO, I can’t believe it myself. Just refuse to sell lmao

Christmas has long since lost all magic for me, my transformation into scrooge is complete. Bring on tomorrow. The stock market is open, I have the day off, and I want to buy some more food.

okay guys, I got Robinhood and once my account is verified I want to start trading. What can I do to maximize my profits with $200 in start up money?

>>16660254
I’m still not certain. I’m sure many investors knew about this well before I did, but I sold, and now it looks like it was right about the bottom. Then today I’m hearing pres trump signed new agreements into law on Tuesday with ICE and private prisons, days before California was set to ban them.

It’s just one of those plays that’s “too hard” to game. The market has been indicating that there’s nothing to fear in impeachment, so it would be very strange for this corner of the market to be saying otherwise.

Pic related is what I’m talking about.

>>16660282
>>16660254
>>16660315

Here’s what really seems to be in play:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/geo-group-signs-contracts-u-115500536.html

I knew that the seasonality chart had GEO making a remarkable nearly parabolic move upwards, and that it likely had something to do with federal budgets being agreed to in that time of year, but I didn’t see this coming. I’m a damn fool, I sold at a big loss at the exact time I should’ve been buying.

But I hear “class action lawsuit” and think shit this could be bad. And I’m not sure seasonality charts can be relied on at all.

>>16660329
I’m such a fucking retard. I hate it.
Better link:
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20191223005099/en/GEO-Group-Signs-Contracts-U.S.-Immigration-Customs

>>16658000
Holy fuck, I dont think I did. This really makes me think... buying sp at ath might be ok...

>>16660273
>the alchemist
Nice Penzy's though

>>16659493
Plenty of eurocucks on biz, unsure about smg though. Mostly germans,bongs and Dutch cunts.

looking for interesting energy stocks like in pic related

which one will go bankrupt? which one will go up 200%?

>>16660357
Lack of replies makes me think most of the people here didn't. Which begs the question why even bother with everything? Why not park your money somewhere even if its a small account

>>16659172
There are some differences. Going short in forex doesn't have added fees as you're just buying the opposite currency in the pair instead shorting in the way you would with a company's shares (borrow, sell, cover, return borrowed shares). There's also the added control on specific amount of leverage you wish to use.

For common shares it's usually cheaper to buy puts than short directly. Theta decay being the drawback.

>>16659882
what does leveraged mean?

>>16659450
Don't try to catch falling knives.

>>16659983
Boku no hero academia. I didn't expect to like it as much as i do. Froppy best girl.

>>16660399
I sure as hell didn’t.

There’s many reasons, but many of us also just invest in individual companies IN ADDITION to holding index funds.

There’s also that the last 10 years of bull run may not continue like this, and some of the companies in the index are shittier than others and more likely to fail in hard times, so adding exposure to better companies could pay off.

There’s really too many reasons for me to bother typing, you should be able to think of reasons on your own, and if you don’t enjoy the idea of buying individual stocks, you’re probably better off just buying SPY/VTI every paycheck and forgetting about it.

Remember to fund your IRA every year.

>>16660434
Froppy is p based

>>16660399
I even read plenty of books and watched plenty of videos about investing. Many claimed that indices are the best (rightfully so), but my stubbornness didn't let me buy an index so high, so I tried stock picking. I still made ~25%, but buying SP mindlessly seems to go better overall...

I guess I'll buy indices in 2020.

>>16660451
"The best" for passive investing of course!

>>16660407
It moves roughly 3x as much as the underlying benchmark.

GEO rebounded almost 20% from where I sold, and I actually think it’s going higher... how do I do this stupid shit to myself, ruining my gains by making big stupid mistakes.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAfuckfuckfuck I even want to buy back inAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>16657886
You are buying the spread on a particular ask for a price. If price is trading spot at $3.00 a share you may not be able to fill an order unless at $3.01 for instance.

>>16660477
Fear made you sell. Fear is Power. You must master Fear.

>>16658996

They both move pretty close to each other. Not really a surprise as 80% of Total Market is made up of the S&P 500. Total Market is better diversified with medium and small caps for the remaining 20%. Either one would be a suitable choice if you want a well diversified stock portfolio to form as a base. Myself, I prefer total stock market. But I was able to easily take the S&P 500 as the only well diversified stock mutual fund option in a crappy 401k.

tldr You'll be fine with either.

>>16660496
That fucking contract is massive. Someone knew about that shit. This isn’t reported on much in the news feeds I am aware of. Maybe if I had a Bloomberg terminal or something, but this is just... it’s out of my league.

Government contractors are too hard to game. And now it looks like I missed my chance to buy back into LMT. God damn it.

I mean seriously god fucking damn it what the fuck am I doing...

>>16660113

While this is good, it looks like it's pretty much standard as a percentage increase and a little below what people were forecasting a couple of months ago.

https://nrf.com/media-center/press-releases/nrf-forecasts-holiday-sales-will-grow-between-38-and-42-percent

I didn’t even know SSSS was a legit ticker...

when the fuck will tsla dip for me to buy in?

>>16660688
The better question is.. when the fuck will indexes dip so I can get some longs in. I have one long from 7465 on the NQ, that's it and I haven't been able to get a good one in for roughly half a month because we have been pumping non-stop

Any of you guys trading in Forex?

>>16660782
Doesn’t look like it’s time for it to end, either...
Seriously considering going balls deep in put credit spreads. (But I’m a brainlet so I should probably keep it simple)

>>16658084
>AMRN

I think AMRN's days as an independent company is numbered. Why? Cause if you knew you had a goldmine at your fingertips you'd be marketing the shit outta it as soon as you could in order to rake in as much Profit as fast as you could. What have we seen post FDA approval? Apart from an interview on CNBC (which said not much of anything) not a thing. It's like the FDA good news never happened. The clock on Profit earning is ticking. 2030 will be here before you know it. It makes since to bag as much as you can while you can. So all this silence kinda means that they don't care much about marketing nor partnerships. I think the deal is getting worked up now. Once the litigation is over with then a formal thing will be announced.


Once AMRN delivers the Green Bags to me capital won't be an issue. More T-babies and more into my Funds. Then if ONTX coughs up a dollar or more hey all the better. Every little bit helps you know.

Yeah that's kinda me. My few stocks are companies I actually give two shits about for various reasons. AMRN, ONTX for the short term gains/profits. Honestly don't care more than that. Once I get my money I'm selling them both (although when I'm an old fuck I'll prob be taking some generic version of AMRN). My other stocks I plan to hold long term cause I do care about them. And you know they will make me a bit of green to so hey that's even better. Mostly my investments will be split between 3 funds once AMRN delivers the goods.

>>16660904


AMRN will be ok and soon this latest stock movement will be all like a bad dream. The company has constantly hit the projections laid out by management. Profit/Sales is climbing higher. It's FDA backed. I mean hell what more could you ask for? Now if Profit was tanking, sales were slipping or other shit inside the company then I'd have sold at 26 and ran

Wouldn't be a shocker if AMRN got bought before January is over with for 45 - 50 a share. Profit don't lie. Big Pharma won't let AMRN keep anywhere close to 8 billion. People get you know "bumped off" for only a puny 5k now so yeah.. What would you do for 8 billion? What would Big Pharma do? Open the checkbook that's what.


I do our taxes each year. This is how it works. Each year during Tax season the brokerage will send you (or you can download it) a summary of all your trades. This summary is also sent to the IRS. Each important bit that needs to go on the tax forms is marked. You just fill in the "blanks" on the tax forms as needed. Same way you input your W-2 information or any interest income earned on savings. A key thing to remember is to don't rush into doing your taxes right away. Sometimes the brokerage likes to do late minute updates to your summary. So if you do your taxes and they do this update then you have to file an updated return.

>>16660911


For me AMRN is not just another stock. Some people just go "hey if I make money great, if I don't oh well" Which is fine and to be honest that's the right way to go about it. But for me, losing money on the deal was never an option cause I need all the money I can get. Long story short; I'm 36, didn't save as much as I should've during my 20's/early 30s. So now my retirement plan is kinda lacking. AMRN is a way to correct that mistake and give my retirement plan a big kick in the ass. Sure I've got a pension and a 401 and now a brokerage,etc. Both the pension and 401 are doing rather well, but still. It don't mater how good the investments are doing if your still behind as it were. All the retirement people tell you this; "by age 40 your on track for a nice retirement if you have double your salary in the bank (or invested)" Thanks to AMRN I'll hit that mark about 4 years sooner.


Yes it may dip but tank? Hell no. The party as they say is just getting started. There's still more good news in the wings. Canada approval for one, a Buyout for another. Even if a buyout don't take place for a while, so what? The stock price will climb all throughout the year due to demand and drug profit out the ass. There's a shit load of people in the U.S alone who can now take this drug. Add Canada and the rest of the world to that and well, to say this current price is "cheap" is putting it very mildly.

It would not be a surprise if Big Pharma knocks very loud on AMRN's door over the weekend/all next week. With a very nice deal in place before Christmas. They know the time to buy AMRN is before they can get the ball rolling. Cause the longer AMRN goes it alone the higher that stock price will climb and thus the more Green Bags Big Pharma would have to fork out.

At any rate, the hard part is over with. Now those who're in AMRN can kick back and relax a bit. Really the only thing you gotta concern yourself with is just what the hell your gonna do with your Fat Wads

>>16660917

Reminder: When Big Pharma comes knocking the Green Bags start Flying.. Marketcaps mean shit if Big Pharma wants the company bad enough. What the CEO personally wants doesn't mean shit either. Long as the Board has the majority votes and shareholders give it the thumbs up then Big Pharma wins. Really though you'd have to be dumb as hell to turn down a Fat Green Bag (or two) stuffed full of Cash.


With all the good news it's important not to let the lure of the Fat Green Bag to get outta hand. Sure you'll get a Fat Bag but over doing it is just setting yourself up for despair and gloom if it doesn't come to pass. I look at it like this: If I get 45 - 50 per then hey its all good for me. If I get over 50 per then that's just extra gravy. I'm not talking about just the buyout price either but also the stock price itself. Low balling your expectations will save yourself a lot of mental pain later. Then if you exceed those expectations you can celebrate like mad.


Haha, Nothing can stop AMRN now! Profit shall rain down like mad for ten years starting Monday!. Nothing can keep the stock price down anymore either. By this time next year the current stock price will seem "cheap", that is unless the Holy Buyout happens, which for all we know may happen before Christmas. P.S My T-babies just Hiked that Fat Divvy some more. So double the good news for me, haha.

Some thought me mad as hell, others thought me "retarded" but who's the last one laughing now. The dude who's sitting on a gold mine thanks to AMRN or the dude who dismissed my claims as madness? Haha, fuck the haters and all that shit here's to me finally getting a nice Fat Wad of Green in the bank as well as kick starting my long range plan of a comfy retirement when I'm age 50 and age 65. I took a big ass gamble but oh hey look at that it's paid off for me in the end. Let that be a lesson to all; I always win in the end.

>>16660826
Is this what free money looks like?

How do I close a put spread...

>>16660933
I'm laughing that you appearing believing your own bullshit. Yes, i'm sure Pfizer is just salivating at the thought of buying out a fish oil copmany

Futures are open. S&P +0.1% on absolutely pitiful volume as expected.

>>16660967
GREEN FAT BAGS MUH

GREEN FAT BAGS MUH

GREEN FAT BAGS MUH

GREEN FAT BAGS MUH

GREEN FAT BAGS MUH
STUFFING

OH GOD THE NIKKEI

>bitcoin giveaways going on again
>in order to receive x amount of bitcoin you must give away a smaller amount of bitcoin
I fucking wish I could justify spending 7 grand on internet money and amass a collection through the occasional giveaways, but I can't.

>>16661184
you know those are scams right bro?

>>16661213
Its Elon doing it

>>16661220
not sure if trolling but look closer at their twitter usernames. it is not elon. he is a fucking billionaire workaholic do you think he has time to run btc twitter scams

>>16661220
Just like those John McAfee giveaways? I hope you're shitposting

>>16661220

So North Korea didn't do anything in the end?

>>16661269
It wasn’t even an official statement, it was just a statement from some official. It wasn’t something Kim said.

>>16661269
>Kim jong un: "We might do a regular test around christmas or something"
>Media: "NORTH KOREA GONNA FUCKING GO AT IT AND NUKE US ALL! TRUMP FAILED HAHHA TRUMP BTFO"
Might have been delayed, but either way when it comes to these things media usually exaggerate in order to make it seem worse than it is for clicks

What should I look for after a biotech moons due to FDA approval? Is it worth it to buy in post moon as their product proliferates?

>boomers talking stocks on xmas
Top lel

>>16661315
Christmas is for children.

>>16661288
>>16661280
Well shit. How are stocks after Christmas, do they go up? Had some I wanted to buy, but wasn't sure if maybe there could be a dip.

>>16661298
>worth buying pharma post moon
usually, no. the pump is where the money is made. after the pump a pharma basically has two routes, look for a buyout (which doesnt happen often) and to keep going as an independent company and if they do that, their stock will either bleed down through dilution trying to fund new drugs or stagnate for years.

>>16661329
The stonk market is closed anyway. Go spend time with your family and friends. We had a big ass ham and I'm stuffed

we thinking SAVA is gonna shoot up to 6 bucks tomorow ? I feel like its gonna open above 5 dollars easily

>>16661374
nigga, christmas ends @ 9am. show me your pokemon toys that you mom bought you! how many games did you get for your nintendo, bro?

>>16661342
my basic research tells me people like to hold during the end of year and sell for realized gains in Q1, so they wouldn't be burdened by gains taxes. This seemed to happen in 2018, but not 2019. So basically I have no idea

>>16661411
>uses nigger vernacular
>calls others children
Yikes

>>16661288
Not everything is about Dolan “the Cheeto man” “tariffy the markets” “muh wall” drumpf. This is standard FUD because an unpredictable tyrant has detonated subterranean nukes (probably) and is developing ICBMs and stirs shit up every time he’s not getting attention.

It’s great for clicks and views, but nuclear war is still a threat that deserves paying attention to.

However, this was a vague statement made by some official. Not a declaration by Kim, not a real threat.

>>16661411
This meme has gotten very tired
>>16661298
Sell the launch

>>16661477
Kim isn't gonna start a war ever unless he loses his mind. The whole arsenal he's building is for defense to deter any thinking by his neighbours about maybe swooping on in and knocking over his regime. He doesn't appear to be the expansionist type, no matter what he says about grabbing South Korea. He would only go for SK if he had the backing of China at least to do it.

>>16661497
It’s more about getting a seat at the table I think. People have to kind of listen when you have nukes. Same with Iran, though I think they’re unhinged enough where they’re much more likely to use them.

>>16661411
I loathe queerface and the fact so many faggots use it

>>16661451
>>16661477
post your hot wheel collections, niggas.

>>16661269

They tried so hard, and got so far

>>16661547
My Xbox 360 just got the red ring of death... no hot wheels but I still have my Pokémon cards in my closet somewhere. I don’t know why.

I really only spend money on food these days, sometimes booze when my friends hit me up.

>>16661554
I’m sure there’s a way to fix it, but it’s been many months. I’m probably never going to beat new Vegas.

>>16661477
>but nuclear war is still a threat that deserves paying attention to.
Bro, Kim is not suicidal and the only time they would use nukes would be if they got invaded since that would lead to the death of the Kim dynasty. Not to mention that the tension nowadays are close to zero compared to the tension back in 2014-2015, this is just fear shit being spread by media.. like said

Oh shit gold moving up again! 1500 reclaimed and passed!

Been off work since the 21st and I don't gotta be back till the 2nd. (Get paid for this time off to boot). You know what I like most about all this? The simple fact I don't gotta fuck with any Alarm clocks. The joy of not having to listen to that sound at 6 a.m is a wonderful thing.

I hope you bought silver.
I have a few calls on SLV for a month out.

>>16661634
Ditto. I work for a university (non-academic position) and the whole works is closed from the 24th to 2nd. They can theoretically call me in if something breaks real bad but that's never happened in the last 12 years I've had the job.

>>16661554
>I read it for the exquisitely detailed floors and wood desks

>>16661705
I don’t know this meme, I think children are smelly and gross. I just like smug lolis and meeems.

>>16661639
Yes please, if I could just break even on this I’ll be happy.

Barrick calls at the open though... or maybe even PAAS...

SLV unusual options for Friday:
25,000 calls
3,800 puts
June/July strikes

Now how the hell did they know to do that? Does this just happen every day and I’m only noticing it today?

Is it related to all this activity in the chips, because silver is used in chips or something? Or industrial pickup due to trade deal? I mean... goddamn...

Someone was coming by a while ago saying the next pump in silver would be in January because someone smarter said so.

>>16660967
>copmany
?

>>16661809
I've been in contact with a variety of silverware manufacturers and pirates.
Look for further unusual silver price movement in Q2 2020.
Q1 2020 is going to be surprisingly boring for equity and metal prices: people will be expecting some upward or downward moves, but nothing will happen.

>>16661954
>but nothing will happen.
Happening already in progress. Both gold and silver have made bullish break outs in the last week and are continuing upwards right now.

>>16661975
they're going to flatline Q1
no reason that the buying continues at higher prices (yet). I say this as someone holding physical metals and shares of miners. My connections in the pirate industry and the silversmithing industries are very clear about the near-future demand prospects.

>>16661987
>they're going to flatline Q1
Could be. I believe this rise is due to increased demand as institutions prepare for more market volatility.

>>16661991
This doesn’t make sense to me. Central banks all the world over have a more or less constant demand. They have to buy a certain amount of gold every year, i assume some silver too.

Palladium and platinum... not sure what’s going on there.

>>16661954
I was told to expect it to pop off in January... not sure if this is the pop in question. I bought some at exactly the worst time, it seems.

Equities usually have a bullish first half during an election year, so I’m not sure what you base that off of.

I’ll just HODL my Barrick for now I guess... should’ve allocated more to gold and less to silver.

I may also HODL my PILL. I expect a good January for pharma.

>>16662084
>Central banks all the world over have a more or less constant demand
In any case, market instability fueled the last run up on gold/silver prices earlier this year. Anticipation of more of that kind of thing incoming is the likely driving force behind the current breakout. Bearish catalysts would be swift unexpected progress on the China trade situation and potentially dovish fed. I expect fed to be neutral leaning hawkish for 2020.

Merry Christmas /smg/!

>>16661987
>My connections in the pirate industry
>>16661991
>post serious response
metalmoron

>>16662118
Merry chimbus Grimes. Make sure Elon has a clear head so he can take us to mars.
>>16662131
I assume he meant uhhhh pyrite

>>16662118

Happy fifth night of Hanukkah everybody.

>>16662353
(It’s the fourth night, you twat)
Thanks man, same to you.

>>16660904
Shut the fuck up already.

>>16662409
can't we all just get a long?

some people never look forward to tomorrow....
>>16662420
nope... haven't had enough gay sex.

>>16662492
>haven't had enough gay sex.
well if everyone would stop fisting their ass and jerking off onto their face.. maybe they would be in a better mood.....

I suggest everyone in this thread try it.

I made a lot off of an easy TSLA call which was a nice Christmas present but now I just know that my next trade will be a loss. I am used to buying high and selling low, I can't deal with success.

How do we feel about put credit spreads?
How do we feel about making trades we barely understand?

>>16662575
>How do we feel about put credit spreads?
I don't know enough about that kind of thing to say
>How do we feel about making trades we barely understand?
Usually bad idea.

>>16662616
I meannn... how else am I gonna learn how? What’re the odds that the S&P will go down meaningfully between now and Friday?

If you really wanna be safe wait for a good dip on a well traded stock and buy a put credit spread.
There are call credit spreads you can buy on pumps too,think in week to week terms

>>16662650
Well yeah you gotta make trades to understand how trades work better. You could paper trade put credit spreads I guess. However, if this is a small enough amount of money you're not going to put a real dent in your portfolio if it goes wrong then sure, go go.

Some spreads on rh can be as cheap as 50-100 bucks.

Just gotta price the good ones,the best part is you gain on theta decay as time passes and get paid upfront.

>>16662575
i think it's probably safer to just trade delta neutral and like focus on a sector you know.... the market is really fucking fickle and comes down way faster than it goes up... the good thing about a spread is you're pay out is theta, and you can be wrong, but if you close the short half and still end up with stupid profits... personally i think a great trade would be like short bac and long sti and db with the weight being pretty much neutral let it go for 6 months, and you profit when DB and STI do better than BAC.

>>16662662
>>16662682
Hmmm instead of buying calls on the KO and PEP dips I could do put credit spreads... that sounds good and yeah the whole reason I want to do it is because of the theory that most options expire worthless so be the dealer and profit off of theta decay...

I tried selling a put recently but it required toooo much collateral so I just thought I’d enable spreads and play around with them.
>>16662670
It’s not tooooo bad. But I’ve got too many limit orders just sitting and waiting to trigger in my Rh profile. Most of them, the thesis is still damn good but I’m sure there’s some dumb ones lurking in there that will be less of a “buy the dip” and more of a knife-catch.

I’ll just start small... even though those LMT spreads are very tempting, that’s not going to tank 20% in 6 months. But... I don’t know how easy they are to close one they’re open.

Great year! Let's keep the bull run going!

I'm just gonna leave this here

>>16662856
Already on it. A little injection of fear on the indexes should kick the volume back up above average. The low volume isn't optimal but it's still early days on the breakout.

>>16661991
Yep. The current uptrend in equities is about to halt and dip for a minor 10% correction Q120, with the top being put in sometime before year end as folks sell their losers for tax loss harvesting.

I'm expecting Monday and Tuesday to be red. Thursday/Friday may yet put in new highs for the equities indices. PMs will continue their rally as protection if you're not in by next Tuesday, you will have missed most of the move. If you own GLD or SLV, I'd start selling covered calls for 145 and 18-19 once the big upward moves are out of steam.

Anon mentioning the Q1 stagnation seems on point. This is a rlief rally to regain what was lost during the last few months of Fed pumping. It always defies logic when PMs go down during expansionary monetary policy. The bankers only want to move PMs on their cue.

>>16662084
January and Q1 in general look like they may relax in general. Gonna be more of a stock picker's market. I don't expect a huge correction so soon after the 2018/2019 volatility, but shedding 10% is not out of the question after the phenomenal run we just experienced in Q4. Just wont be able to throw a dart and make money.

I expect Amazon to surprise with a combo of record breaking online sales and underbudget shipping expenses, all while eating FDX's lunch. 1/30 ER will probably be a big one to re-launch the stock toward $2000 again.

So did I make it biz?
These were my spv calls Friday,I have iau calls also both .80 delta

>>16662931
How long have you been watching markets?

I’m not so sure there’s any firepower left for offloading WBA and PFE or the suckers who bought the cloud stocks at the peak. I would think that’s pretty played out by now, and those may be ready for a rebound when the calendar turns over.

I don’t know own about amazon... too much Washington risk.

I may cancel all my bullish buys, calls, and put spreads... I forgot we’ve got employment numbers. Census will pump those up but that hasnt even begun.

>>16662938

Doing well!

I felt a disturbance in the force. Had 20 fucking 140 and 141 weeklies in GLD monday. Dumped em all way too fuggin early. Have 4 142 quarterlies and 1 Mar 18 call for SLV i picked up on wednesday now. Really miss those 20 GLD calls though...

>>16662957
Oh 12 years or so now.

I agree on the rotation toward the flatliners and losers of 2019. Personally, I'm done with semis for the short term, except maybe NVDA. Looking for a short entry on AMD as it approaches the ATH of 48.xx. I'd recommend SOXS if it wasn't for that goddamn terrible decay on up days, so puts on SOXX or SOXL may be best.

Cloud stocks have been a mixed bag. A lot of the ones on my radar that were raided hard in 2019 have rebounded near their old highs (TTD, PAYC, SHOP, OKTA are my most traded), but there are still quite a few that have lagged or are still falling post-IPO (CRWD and PD come to mind). There is a lot of potential in this segment...stocks with nice volatility for options traders...but the better companies like PAYC SHOP and TTD may really shine if they can continue to show growth while building that bottom line.

the DJIA laggards have been interesting to me all year but I've resisted hopping in for obvious reasons. IBM MMM WBA PFE CSCO are all on my priority list if good setups form with compelling stories to push them out of the doldrums. Not gonna force it though.

I think AMZN washington risk is overblown for now. Purely technical, the stock has got to shit or get off the pot soon. 1800+ or back to $1300 land it goes. For some reason I just don't see the market going bearish on AMZN in the midterm. One more $2000 attempt is in the cards.

Anyone playing uso I have some calls

Weird feeling, try to go cash soonish.

Something isn't sitting right.

>>16663045
I got close to going long, but oil has burned my ass more often than not over the years, so I just stay out.

>>16663074
Elaborate

is BMY still any good?

>>16663170
I’m leaning towards yes, and they may be able to report exciting new stuff for JPM’s January conference, I just haven’t been following too closely.

any nearterm headwinds likely come from this new fda approval for a generic version of Eliquis from rival companies.

I’m not sure if this article is legit, but it says that “Eliquis Accounted For 28% of Bristol-Myers Squibb’s Total Sales In 2018” which is pretty huge. But it also says it’s still patented until 2026, so I’m not sure how that works. I thought that meant rivals couldn’t come out with generic versions.

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/bristol-myers-squibbs-eliquis-has-added-over-%241-billion-in-sales-each-year-but-can-this

Long term, the concern is how well their cancer drugs opdivo and Yervoy can stack up against Merck’s Keytruda. I think there’s potential there but they might be fighting an uphill battle. I think they both also have postential for expansion into China. I like them both, prefer Merck, but am hoping for a pullback before I can maybe get some January calls.

Check this out, there’s more stuff comparing the two on google. Not sure how they stack up in terms of financials or P/E.

https://www.thepharmaletter.com/article/battle-of-pd-1-inhibitors-keytruda-vs-opdivo

And a 2016 article that suggests trial design might by bmy’s big flaw
https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2016/10/10/keytruda-vs-opdivo-no-contest

Anyhow, I don’t know, I wouldn’t say they’re a bad company, but they’re not as attractively priced as they were a month or two ago, and my calls are bleeding back to breakeven. I do think Morningstar just downgraded them from under-priced to appropriately priced.

What do you guys think about this? Apparently this guy “accidentally” leaked a partnership between Coca Cola and Aurora Cannabis with weed infused coke.

https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/efqb5o/a_blind_guy_just_broke_nda_about_acb_and_coca/

>*ring ring*
>*ring ring*
>*click*
>Grishka?

>>16663540
Not clicking, I’m confident that it’s bullshit. KO wouldn’t tarnish its classic brand by venturing into federally illegal products.

>>16663540
>reddit

>>16659611
I think the P/E ratio is too high for AZN. GSK is better value and has a better dividend. I'll probably be investing a lot in GSK through 2020.

>>16658480
>INFP
it's already over, lad.

Whither SOXL? Face it. Semiconductors are crack in all but name. The desire for newer, faster, more is insatiable. Computers, GPUs, self-driving electric cars, AI enhanced smartphones, medical devices, microcontrollers, networking, machine learning, surveillance, infrastructure, deadlier war machines, the list is endless. No matter how many cores, how fast or efficient, demand requires bigger, faster, cheaper, and better. The clamor for fresh silicon gives nary shit for national identity, creed, hue, gender, asshole virginity or other vain conceit; the multitude speaks in singular. The plea: semiconductor.
What delights most Christmas morning? More socks or the new drop semiconducters blinken the lights.
SOXL gets you on the receiving end. SOXL, is a 3x leveraged ETF coupling a single instrument with broad high return semiconductor exposure then juicing the already stellar results further via triple leverage, and rebalanced daily to boot. The SOXL pill aligns your economic interests with those of powerhouses like Nvidia, Qualcomm, Intel, Broadcom, Micron, Texas Instruments, Applied Materials, et al. Each one a refreshing juxtaposition to the now overloaded "tech company" phrase, these names reach daily into the body tech directly beating the heart of a real tech revolution. The tech revolution is the hardware.
The last 7 years, SOXL has appreciated 42x. Those fortunes already made but indulge a projection here. Advances in silicon and primitive machine intelligence wrought therein seemingly inch forward in measured steps yet closer inspection resolves the crude linear progression into precise exponential. Exponential curves have a knee and when the knee in the growth of the semiconductor space is reached, 42x returns will seem laughably quaint with orders of magnitude more are still to come.
Stop waiting for the "pullback". Where we're going, fretting over a few dollars is meaningless. The deliberation is over; waiting is a failure mode. Now. Buy it now.

>futures

>>16660380
dont forget your average dual americandanish citizens!

CNBC has a Metals lady saying the fundamentals support the PALLADIUM BULL and the gold bull.

None of y’all ever talk about palladium... but it’s had a hell of a year.

Also:
>NASH
lmao 72 drugs...

>>16663915
>tfw I'll never get to do 72 different drugs at the same time

>>16663938
Why not? You got a heart condition or something?

>>16663964
>You got a heart condition or something?
yeah
I'm in love

>>16663584
cringe

has anyone here tried the trading course by investopedia? is it worth it? also, does anyone have a free link?

>>16664018
Sasuga 4cringe

I'm based in the UK and I'm thinking of investing all of my money in the S&P 500. My colleagues say I should diversify instead of betting on one market. But I told them my love/admiration for America is what motivates me. Thoughts?

>>16663013
Actually, the ATM was this:

> The all-time high AMD stock closing price was 47.50 on June 21, 2000.

And at the current pace, I'm pretty sure we're getting a new ATM today.

>>16658000
46%
Thanks to AMD mostly and two options that went okay and to buying SAVA right before it pumped because some shill had the tagline sava investor which I thought investesting in cassava sounds silly but hey now I'm interested after my 100 shares tripled. I still lost more in crypto so far.

>>16664139
>>16663540
Interesting

>>/biz/thread/S16651518#p16653593

Before I start posting here I just want to check that this is a Jew friendly general. /smg/ is a friend of Israel, right?

>>16664332
Yeah of course. Racism is not permitted outside of /b/ so if anyone is racist you just report and our moderators are here 24/7 to take action.

>>16663915
The treatment for NASH is losing fucking weight lmao. Having over a decade in healthcare has legitimately helped me do nothing but pick biopharm winners.

>>16664332
We like the Jews here. This is the only board where that is true, tho.

Why do I see no one talking about VBIV ?

Man I really timed buying in to CORV correctly. I wonder how high it will bounce?

Isn't weed legal in canada? Why is their company struggling?

>>16664386
that and NLNK have been in party mode

>>16664434
>canadians
>are faggots
>all of them

>>16664421
Hopefully filling the gap, which would mean $1.29.. roughly

>>16664434
I don't know but it's likely in part due to regulation. In Canada, practically everyone can grow four plants for their personal consumption which can produce pounds of cannabis. Some people then go on to sell this to all their friends so millions of people don't have any need to buy from a legal store and our black market here is still huge because they have much better pricing.

Personally, I refuse to go to a government store and pay their sin tax.

Oh hey look guys, indexes pushing for new highs. That's shocking as hell

>>16664543
Crazy. I should have just kept my money in AMD all year.

>>16663810

>>16664487
That would be super, I didn't buy much but I like money.

>>16664421
What would you time to buying into sava again?

>>16664222

I'm looking at the all-time high intraday which was 48.50

>>16664584
Tough call, it's due for a correction downward. Probably mid-3s. But I could be wrong about it even correcting so I'm not banking on it.

>>16664592
Wouldn't be surprised if that could fall before CES as well.

>>16664332
Half my family is Jewish. I wish Israel the best of luck, but not on my dime/shekel

t. isolationist
>>16664353
>The treatment for NASH is losing fucking weight lmao.
This is impossible for most Americans. Easier to just swallow a pill.

CORV just keeps going up, love it when a plan comes together. Now if SNSS could just keep trending upward too that'd be super.

>CORV
$1.50 please

grabbed 1k ONTX just in case

>>16664832
In case what?

>CORV just broke 0.54
>SNSS is now above 0.32 again
This is shaping up to be a fun day for me

>>16664842
it moons/hits even half its PT's

No big breakouts so far but green green overall

Damn, CORV might be the best trade I did this year and it literally happened at the end days. I'm comfy

There we are, new highs on indexes again.

Will MSFT dip back to 157 so I can buy? Y/N

>>16664887
it's never a bad time to buy msft

>>16664871
What's surprising to me is that shiny rocks are running up hard right alongside them. Has anyone come up with a good explanation for why silver has done ~1.5% for three days in a row?

ACB calls will make u rich this 27th

>>16664421
>Man I really timed buying in to CORV correctly
>>16664775
>ORV just keeps going up, love it when a plan comes together
>>16664845
>This is shaping up to be a fun day for me

>>16664897
was pondering this the other day. usually PM's and equities move inverse to one another. Is it some meaningless fluke or is it important for some yet unknown reason?

>>16664912
CORV*

So is there any real reason CORV is going up or do we suspect this is all buyer-induced

huh wonder what SAVAs floor will be now that ppl are finally taking profits.

>>16664913
>usually move inverse to one another
They have a slightly negative correlation, but for the most part they move independently (at least according to my amateur Excel work). I guess it could just be random chance.

There might also be volume effects going on, right? Like, Christmas week is low volume, which could exaggerate any swings?

>>16664897
Because it's not pumping based on anything, the market is pumping because the government is making sure billions flows in to keep us afloat. Without the helping hand we would probably be well into correction territory by now. The rise in gold/silver is showing us the markets are not healthy if you ask me, BUT gold is famously manipulated aswell so.. who the fuck knows.
Just be ready for a crash and ignore this topic, that's what I'm doing.

>>16664939
As long as we stay above $3 it's looking good to continue higher

>>16664897
>>16664913
>>16664951
Buy GORO

>>16664951
>Just be ready for a crash and ignore this topic, that's what I'm doing.
why would anyone take advice from someone who is missing the greatest bull run of all time?

>>16664898
redpill me on ACB is the reddit post bullshit?

>>16664967
DUDE
WEED

>HEXO
O, Canada....

>Just be ready for the crash guys it's right around the corner!
Broken clocks are right twice a day and while you retarded bears wait I'll be riding the bull with cash on hand.

>>16664967
ill be honest i bought a few shitty calls on accident and i was semi jokingly shilling them.

>>16664961
yeah, I'm not gonna try to swing this, fuck it.

>>16664962
I have literally a 100% failure rate when fucking with PM stonks. Why would GORO reverse that?

>>16664975

>>16664964
Missing it? I'm fully invested + has a trade running on NQ, just because I ignore the topic of why the markets are pumping alongside gold doesn't mean I'm not actively trading.. we have no clue what's going on, so it's best to just ignore it and keep trading while being ready for a crash to happen by being diversified. Easy peasy

>no talk about AMRN

you didn't anon sell did you? Lol!

>>16664989
Because I'm all in and I never lose.

Also some incredible fundamentals. They are doubling their gold production for 2020. They are dedicated to increasing their dividend. They paid 12 cents per share per month back in 2012. Should be at least a $10 stock. Everything you need to know: http://www.denvergold.org/company-webcast/dgf18/54/

Does anyone use Interactive Broker's trading platoform? Whats wrong with this piece of shit

>>16664925
recovery after ridiculous overselling

OH NO OH NO OH NO THEY CANNOT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS

>>16665056
How can stock be so based? Every fucking option has been a winner this week ahahaha.

>>16665056
Damn, my friend is probably happy beyond belief right now. His entire portfolio consists of MSFT (24k), Apple (26k) and Tesla (40k), started in mid 2019.. which means he's up roughly 170% in half a year if you combine all the gains. Fucking asshole

>>16665068
>>16665056
Reminds me of BYND at this point.

I may not be a rich man but look at those returns

AMRN going up.. is NLTX trading forzen or what?? Amn I about to get rich in a buyout?

SNSS is going up nice and gradual, looking like the beginning of a healthy recovery rather than a pump and dump

CNAT primed to pop

People are selling sava. How low can it go?

>>16665125
Nevermind it's trading again

Finally green on SNSS... What's our price target on this thing again?

>Just bought more hudbay minerals last night

Copper prices are inflating. Shit is about to moon.

THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

>>16665119
I know there's been a bit of news lately but this stock has gotta stop pumping eventually.

>>16665149
$2.

>>16664845
>>16664783
How do you guys fearlessly invest in penny stocks? If I put 13k into a penny stock, I would be sweating in fear.

>>16665137
It should hold above $3 to stay very bullish for the short term, but it might go lower. It all depends on it if breaks the $3 range or not, if it breaks then 1.75-2

Is our pain finally over AMRN?

$20 call on RAD exp. 12/27/19 at .26

Never bought a call before, is this a decent bet? I know it’s out of the money, but this thing looks like it could hit 20 today right?

>>16665156
I let qyld sphd and vglt compound eachother

>>16665171
its less than 1% of my bag.
>>16665175
touching 4 again

Get in PTI before it heads to $8

>>16665171
SNSS anon is the only one putting his entire life's savings in. I'm just along for the ride at 10,000 shares.

>>16665171
if 13k makes you sweat then just put less

>>16665178
>Another 10%

What are the putting in that fucking ice cream?

Who the fuck is buying these trashy and extremely overvalued stocks lmao

>>16665209

>>16665209
>he doesn't want a desk that automatically does your work for you

>>16665203
Idk man but I thought it was going down today and it steadily kept climbing so I put in a call.

That should put an end to it now that I’m invested.

It's so nice to day trade PMs from the comfort of my nice bubble bath,max comfy.

Glad I quit my job even if it's a lil tougher now I'm happy.

>>16665149
Mine is 1.5-1.7 at the low end

AMD still a good buy? What are y’alls opinions?

>>16665230
>Glad I quit my job even
Looking forward to this.

>>16665171
You have to invest what you are comfortable with investing. If you get too emotionally attached to an investment, you will make mistakes. Only invest what you can afford to lose.

GEO, CXW, TQQQ continue to do heavy lifting while my other diversified stocks limp along at marginal gains

My signal should of just made smg money so far. Get in PTI before it hits $3 short term....$8 long term

Just bought 13k worth of TSLA puts. Like shorting BTC at 19k

Delicious INPX dip

>>16665275
Not even remotely similar, but ok

>>16665275
i'm too timid to fuck with TSLA one way or the other, but you're probably gonna get wrecked.

>>16665169
It may still run higher and if it doesn't, I'm not expecting it to drop below 385 unless there's some very negative news that gets released. It seems to me that there's so much support for this stock because the average investor which didn't want anything to do with it before, largely because of the FUD and other lobbying by the oil companies, now fears that they're going to miss out on the next AAPL. TSLA was criminally undervalued for years and before the recent bull run. It had the same price as before the Model 3 even existed and they were a much smaller company with terrible financials. This was before their lead in technology was demonstrated as well, the megapack installations, solar rework, and obviously before the new Chinese factory.

>>16665275
i'm inclined to believe in tsla. The arrogance that was on display from cyrpto fanatics Dec to Jan 2018 was repulsive and they deserve what they got. Some guy IRL was telling he was going to be a multimillionaire in five years

>>16665275
What is your price target? You're going to get fucked if you hold past earnings but even if you don't, the risk/reward ratio is terrible for your trade.

>>16665230
Let us know if you feel the same way in a year ;)

>coffee

>>16665236
Too late, bought 10 shares

Biggest bull run ever and I choose stocks that fucking crab for weeks.

Shit, I think this might be sava floor. Time to buy in again?

>>16665384
I grabbed a little more, fuck it, its been bouncing around 4 for awhile

>>16665372
Everyone’s going to have a different opinion, but honestly man you really can’t go wrong with AMD. They’re showing a lot of strength lately and I don’t see that changing anytime soon.

I don’t think the stock is going to make you rich, but you will make some money.

>>16665399
Thanks. It seems like a solid buy

>>16665358
Born poor,been poor,still poor.
I just part time Uber and Amazon flex,and run a small cleaning business and daytrade and I make about the same I'm used to anyways except I don't have to answer to some boomer now,that will always be a plus

I swear Nasdaq will be at 8850-8900 and S&P500 at 3280-3300 by the end of this year

I PREDICT THE WORLD FUCKING EXPLODES

What would you guys invest in if you had $10,000 tax free?

>>16665524
SNSS because I am a crazy person

>>16665524

Hookers and blow because I believe the world is going to fucking explode

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>>16665524
I'd sell covered calls trying to get 5% a month. Pretty safe way to aim for 60% returns per year

>>16665535
How much longer until /ourday/ comes?

>>16665524
QYLD so that I could have tendies forever.

>be me, 23
>tfw make 50k a year post tax
>2/3 gone to food, rent, gas, student loans(at min payment of $400/mo), going out, and other nice things
>barely anything to invest

Should I just have NEETmaxxed and stayed with mom and dad so I could have had my whole salary to invest with?