/biz/ - Business & Finance

ONTX chads report in

Have you taken the Charlie Munger pill yet, anon?

If Asia ends up my life is over.
I'm in so fucking deep

Magic 8 ball, will SNSS, ONTX, GALT, and SAVA have a good week?

>>17163745
There is a chance

>>17163673
Wearing my suit to bed so im already ready for tomorrow morning when i wake up.

I really, really hate tripfags

>>17163760
We all do.
But they feed off your attention, and Baggie is funny every now and then.

>>17163745
ONTX only.
>t. Don’t worry about it.

>>17163776
he is never funny because his posts don't even show up on my computer

>>17163763
This really looks to you like a market that can't survive a new administration?

I'd buy that dip, as long as it's not a Sanders or Warren, and it won't be.
Anyway, he won't lose unless he really fucks something up majorly between now and November.

>>17163778
FFFFFFFFFUCK
Good taste
>>17163832
keks

>>17163673
reporting in. i got 375 shares and i bought at .48 per share. waiting for the spike tomorrow, how long should i hold for? should i get more tomorrow?

>>17163721
This speech unironically changed my life. I hope you spergs give it listen (you probably won't).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVdlmXCNjG4

>>17163850
if a commie like sanders wins, yes the market will go to absolute shit as everyone pulls out of the US economy

>>17163850
I'm buying puts. Kek.

>>17163832
that's pretty fucking based

>>17163910
This is bullish if you're hoping for a total Chinese collapse, right?

>>17163850
to expand, the democrat commies have all vowed to shut down one of our economies greatest industries: natural gas and oil. so theres that. along with all the anti-american policies and stupid enviro-taxes and laws. destruction of the healthcare system. literally the only businesses that will do well are going to be the ones with insider connections to the corrupt democrats. look into wherever their children or close friends are invested and those are the companies that will thrive due to nepotism and corruption, a la hunter biden

Reminder that this is the greatest bubble in economic history, and all central bank stimulus does is blow it bigger. Say bears are losing all you want, it just means we'll wait longer to win bigger.

>>17163778
I have an order for 100 shares on RH that will fill tomorrow morning. Same with OBLN and OGEN

>>17163935
That image is just the CO2 level and temp in China from like a week ago. Idk if it's bullish or not but all it illustrates to me is that that country is a shithole.

Some of you are alright. Don't short TSLA and sell your puts. Their Chinese factory is going to reopen tomorrow and pump the stock.

>>17163900 (checked)
To put it where? Cash? Gold? Europe? China? Britain? Japan? India? South America?
Pile more into bonds and real estate? Wine or art?

I don't know that the big money would see any of those as a better opportunity than the US Stock Market.

>>17163903
On the SPY? Cost is pretty high last I checked, VIX still pretty high. Fed balance sheet is still expanding, Repo operation still going... I still like the US market.

>>17163937
They won't succeed, and the companies are hedging against any activism as in Microsoft pledging to offset their massively profitable business by investing in "carbon offsetting" or the Salesforce guy pledging to plant a billion trees or whatever.

I bet these projects will end up being projects that they manage to gain something from besides PR, whether it's R&D, tax credits, closer relationships with foreign officials, etc.

>>17164025
This should be crying wojack wearing a smug wojack mask.,

How are my shekels gonna look tomorrow, red or green ?

>>17164067
Check your ID

Should I move my 401k out of S&P 500 and into bonds? Worried about Corona crash

>>17164067
kek spoke in your ID

How does China manage containment while trying to restart their economy?

>>17164084
If you're just now worrying about Corona, as the markets have begun pricing it in, you should just leave your 401k to someone else to manage, or resolve yourself to buy and hold through any downturns and completely ignore the stock market so you don't have to worry if it crashes. Just keep adding every paycheck, if it's crashing, good that means you get to buy in cheap.

Just my opinion. I don't think Coronavirus is going to crash the US economy.

>>17164108
Try to think like the Chinese.
>How does China manage containment while trying to restart their economy?
Lie, print money, coverup, accept foreign aid, blame foreigners for stoking fear about the virus, and lie.

>>17164128
Thought they would lie a lot more about case numbers today. Wonder if people realize due to containment it means the new cases are increasingly as a % self-sustaining in those areas.

>>17163673
Got my 500 shares and my moon shoes out of the closet.

>>17164152
It's the optics of containment strategy vs driving consumption and movement of people to work back.

There's a bunch of shit that's hard to guess.

A) Is the containment strategy untenable in a longer run because of the economic damage. Already extended holiday by a week+

B) Will the spread even slow down enough to make containment viable.

C) If they do try to bring things back to normal will the spread resume, aka this shit is gonna be endemic anyway

At some point the strict containment measures cause more longterm damage because spread might be inevitable.

There's also a lot of questions regarding say it spreading in Singapore. If Singapore can't stop it, China has no chance, pretty simple, along with many other countries.

The cruise ship is a nice microcosm of extreme spread conditions.

I guess we will have to wait more days to see how it plays out.

>>17163760
absolutely based and redpilled. Normies who feel the need to trip on 4chan for no reason are the first to go on dotr

>>17164067
yes

>>17164197
Evangelion came out 25 years ago. What the fuck, bros?

how are y'all feeling about MSFT?

Hello question from a newfag here:

since REPO and QE does this mean that stoc market is only destined to go up?

>>17164251
Overbought. Due for a correction. Most QQQ and tech stocks are. Been looking at charts all weekend.

>>17164251
It's all a bullshit bubble. Wanna get in and out before they pop it?

>>17164288
>>17164251
Forgot image.

>>17164270
Nope.
But it makes it extremely likely that any dips will be bought.

So it's more like, it won't be going down too much. Which makes leverage seem a little reckless.

I'm going to go back to selling put spreads.
>>17163903
What puts are you looking to buy? I want to sell some.

>>17164310
It could just crab there until the SMA's rise to meet it, right? I expect there's a lot of FOMO for tech, MSFT included.

>>17164351
sell me some long term puts on THD etf

>>17164308
>>17164310
honestly hopping in for a quick options play would be nice but no clue when the correction will come
so might just go feb-21 for $190 and even if it just moves up a bit, it's easy cash

>>17164251
I'm switching to linux once I'm done with Windows 7. No comment on the stock.

>>17164365
Just don't be in the building when they set the thermite off like they did 19 years ago

>>17164361
kek hell no
Fed Repo operations don't apply to Thailand's stock market.

I probably should've sold my YINN puts and switched that money to Thai etfs when I realized the BOC wasn't going to let Shanghai drop at all.

>>17164351
NFLX and SPCE puts. Not sure what strike or expiry date yet. I'm going to wait for lunch time tomorrow to see where things move.

>>17164365
That same call contract was a cash printing machine for me. Closed out on Friday with fat gains. 850% total return.

>>17164413
I have EDZ calls expiring on 2/21 that I've been holding since Jan 24. They kept plummeting until they reversed and began pumping in the last hour of trading on Friday. EDZ covers the biggest players of the emerging market and China's neighbors. Might be worth your while to check out as corona virus play.

https://www.direxion.com/products/direxion-daily-emerging-markets-bull-3x-etf

>>17164361

see >>17164459

>>17164420
I'm just gonna blow everything I got on some ROKU puts, earnings on Wednesday

>>17164489
Based degenerate gambler.

Thoughts on KHC earnings?

China's not going back to work anytime soon. Supply shortages are coming. Screencap this.

>>17164420
dang that's nice, as usual I'm always late
need to visit the bank to switch my account to a different branch, BMO charges too much for options so I'm looking at TD

>>17164541
One day, one of your predictions will be correct.
Screencap this.

>>17164559
TD is by far the best platform for options trading (tastytrade is a close second). thinkorswim was a standalone options trading platform before TD bought it out. Ironically enough, tastytrade was conceived by the same guys who founded and ran thinkorswim.

>>17164459
>Index Top Ten Holdings %
>Alibaba Group 5.95
>Tencent 4.44
>Taiwan Semicont Man 4.37
>Samsung 3.70
>China Construction Bank 1.34
>Naspers 1.16
>Ping An 1.06
>Reliance Industries 0.97
>Housing Development Finance 0.89
>China Mobile 0.83

>Index Country Weightings %
>China 31.44
>Korea 11.72
>Taiwan 11.70

I don't know that this one is much safer. It's a lot like YINN, except it has BABA as its top holding and TSMC as #3.

>>17164589
oh dang, that's pretty neat
any other plays you're looking at, or moreover
any reading/learning I could do to improve?

whats dis mean?

>>17163896
Listening right meow, thanks anon

>>17164661
This guy has the best YouTube channel on options by far. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYOHtOzMZGwXBLZX1Ltf78g

>any other plays you're looking at
I'm still cooking up ideas. Not sure what Mr. Market will have for us tomorrow. For now, I'm simply looking to get back in the green with those EDZ calls and close out.

>>17164757
>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYOHtOzMZGwXBLZX1Ltf78g
Thanks anon, much appreciated!

>buy
reyn
tmdx
ppc
ko
mcd
>short
tsla
ljpc
trch
eric
znh

>go all in
Chainlink (LINK)

I'd just like to apologize to the handsome and intelligent anons here for my behavior in the previous thread. I'm not usually like that and I'm working on being a less aggressive person.

>>17163896
Giving this a spin, thanks Anon

>>17164748
>>17164779
You're welcome lads. I wish nothing more than to be able to reciprocate the wisdom and knowledge others have shared with me.

>>17164818
>>17164827

>>17164799
This is a man with wisdom.

>>17164743
Depends on what's in the basket of commodities that makes up the bloomberg commodities index, and their weightings. Don't make us do all the work damn.

Are you still ironically bearish because you decided to be a ZH bear on a whim?

You should probably just like, watch some anime and chill until your sanity returns. Dorohedoro is pretty good so far.

>>17164848
Nah it worked okay

Look at DDD on Friday. I was in heavy ITM calls before corona

>>17164827
>>17164839
Sharing wisdom is beautiful
Sharing knowledge is based

Jesus... Schwab called it. Jan 31st:

https://www.schwab.com/resource-center/insights/content/will-virus-outbreak-lead-to-market-breakdown
> Will the Coronavirus Outbreak Lead to a Market Breakdown?
> While it is impossible to predict the extent a virus can spread and have greater consequences than past epidemics, history indicates that the global economy and markets have been relatively immune to the effects of past epidemics.

>A key reason is that global health organizations are prepared for outbreaks and effective when mobilized. Combining these efforts with widespread public awareness and adoption of effective safety measures eventually limits the spread of the virus and its economic impact.

>Individuals travelling to Asia may be wise to take some precautions against contracting the coronavirus, but investors may have little need to take action if their portfolios are diversified and aligned with their long-term plan.

>>17164862
fuck dude I'm still down on my DDD calls

>>17164799
The fuck is "TransMedics Group"?

Pilgrims Pride got shilled by Morningstar so that's a major redflag.

DAMN SECURITY BITCH IS FUCKING STACKED
I need to get an ex-military muscle-for-hire tittymonster gf.

>>17164812
Also kill yourselves

>>17164351
>But it makes it extremely likely that any dips will be bought.
well so no crash but dips bought? bought by whom? by retailers who lost money at all time high?

>>17164288
>>17164308
>>17164310
This is my worry too, but at the same time has there been any signs yet of a flight from stocks to commodities?
I feel like, and am probably wrong than MSFT is perceived as a "safe" place to put money because its relative exposure to china is low (or not any higher than the general level every company has)

But everything feels really overbought and while MSFT has been performing well as a company so far, they still feel overvalued.
But at the same time there's something to be said for the market's willingness to pay a premium for "safety"

>>17164913
see
>>17163728

Some presumed medfag was saying that shit's becoming industry standard for organ transport.

>>17164913
“A lot of personal reflection and discussion with the Board have gone into my decision. The deciding factor was our full confidence that 3D Systems is ready for the next level,” Joshi said. “We are poised for growth and we have built a great team, a strong culture and a powerful portfolio. I am honored to have led 3D Systems through such a pivotal stage and position the company for profitable growth in its next chapter.”

Last week, the company announced it plans to hold a conference call and simultaneous webcast to discuss its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2019 on Wednesday, February 26, 2020, at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time. For the fourth quarter of 2019, the company anticipates revenue will be in the range of $163 million to $165 million.


>mainly worried about industrial growth given China getting the sniffles

>>17164913
>>17146766
>>17147165

>>17163667
Do you guys think two Oscars total is enough to make Netflix moon tomorrow? I mean if ScarJo or Kylo Ren won for sure but this looks a bit bull trappy.

>>17164913
Fundamentally, the reason Corona-chan has caused such a stir seems to be caused by China doing exactly what China always does: lie.
The issue was known for some time before it became public, and their natural tendency to "save face", against their own best interests, led them to create a mountain out of a molehill.
The ability for lies and deception to propagate within their system is unparalleled; it's impossible to get reliable intel at any layer of government. No one wants to be the bearer of bad news, all the way to the top.
Once the cat (bat?) is out of the bag, they end up being an international joke, but not before the media make hay off the panic.
tl;dr there was never an indication that nCoV would be a serious problem, outside of China's predictable mismanagement of the issue

anyone else buy into ucm today? apparently its been temporarily paused from trading

>>17164937
There's just something fucked about the market right now. The momentum right now feels out of control. Something is seriously off. It's getting too decoupled from reality.

>>17164939
Does the machine work? I'm a quasi-medifag and it's true that transporting organs (which is to say keeping them alive / viable) is a big problem

>>17164969
OK I should've just read the thread so I guess people are bearish but I have a day trade I might buy the memes in first 20 minutes and then sell my calls

Also I have a tip for you guys, buy WWE after it feels like it hits most bottom before 9:55am EST that is when ratings usually come out and if you want to risk WWE needs a correction and XFL ratings being huge would possibly drive WWE up to 10% in a couple days.

>>17162810
Don't forget the "report" that MUH IPHONES are safe because "Foxconn in talks to open restart production"

The CNBC-watching permabulls are grasping at their final weakest straws at this point, any little thing to keep markets floated just a few weeks more. Can't wait to hear everyone on MSM tomorrow downplay the economic impact because the CCP numbers show that "it's slowing down".

Meanwhile we have the Japanese cruise ship which is blowing holes left and right in the Chinese narrative and is revealing how infectious this sucker really is. Not to mention the community infection cases in Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, France, Germany.

You guys ARE doing your 500 airsquats, aren't you? You don't really need a rest day unless you're squatting like 5pl8

>>17164941
w-what decision? what does this mean?
Could I actually make money on this stupid fucking call that was based pretty much just off of unusual options activity?

>>17164972
One of the surest indicators I had that it would be a buying opportunity was all the panicking and /pol/ generals claiming it was a fucking bioweapon and shit.

But Nintendo did say it was GOING TO interfere with production, so I trimmed my position. Is it still likely that chinese manufacturing will be held up by this?

>>17164995
has it already premiered? XFL failed once already, I'm not betting on it succeeding now. I did go to a game though, arena football is alright for the price.

Im scared.

>>17164983
I dunno, maybe he'll be back with some more info. All I remember was he said he sees their machines all the time, and the place he works won't accept organs from outside a certain radius unless they ship in those machines.

threadly reminder that ncov is literally nothing and that bearfags will be btfo this week yet again

Where the FUCK is that /pol/tard bagsama?
I need him to weigh in so I can do the opposite of what he says (unless he says the opposite of what he'd normally say because he knows I'm going to do the opposite, so I'll have to do the opposite of that obviously)

>>17165056
>>17163172
define "nothing"

And how are you even evaluating their P/E? What's their debt and balance sheet like? Are you just buying because it's a nice meme and a product in everyone's kitchens?

>>17165086
OOPS that second part was about REYN!

>>17163728
TMDX medfag here. Earlier I said I would limit my shilling to like once or twice a week but at this point I think I’m going to stop for good. This stock won’t pump like whatever biopharma fotm but give it 2 or 3 years and it will 2 or 3x.

Keep in mind, while it does have a huge amount of intrinsic value, it is 40% owned by (((hedge funds))) so it could be manipulated as easily as your mother.

Good luck.

>>17165098
/REYN/ZERKERS
ASSEMBLR

>>17165073
only thing he is bagging now are groceries

Any tought on Nemaska Lithium?

>>17165119
I bought

>>17165045
why are you scared my love

>>17165056
I unironically would feel better if China would just skip ahead to the part in the movie where they start blowing up bridges, gunning down people that try to swim across, and start firebombing affected cities.

zzz
sleep sleep

>>17165073
I think he posted his dick again and might've gotten banned for a while

>>17165119
Sauce on the hedge fund?

>>17165005
When even Xi's personal cumdumpster from WHO is capitulating, you know shit is real

>>17164420
>NFLX and SPCE puts
wjy spce puts?
SPCE will do the sme s tesl
normie appel

>>17165119
>>17165132
im shitfaced but i have a large stake in tmdx and smaller ones in sdgr and reyn
i wish you all the best
good luck to all of you anons

>>17165040
>One of the surest indicators I had that it would be a buying opportunity was all the panicking and /pol/ generals claiming it was a fucking bioweapon and shit.
I personally wouldn't take that as an indicator, /pol/'s autism will naturally lead them down all avenues, sometimes those fuckers unearth something interesting. I would say it's more important to NOT take their claims (or the media's) as positive indicators, but that should go without saying.
>But Nintendo did say it was GOING TO interfere with production, so I trimmed my position. Is it still likely that chinese manufacturing will be held up by this?
I have no idea, but you can count on the chinese to continue producing, regardless of the body-count. They simply cannot afford a protracted shutdown, so count on them to take ANY means necessary to get production back online, ESPECIALLY at the expense of their own population.

>>17165162
It looks like there was more sellers than buyers in Q3, but there were buyers...

$109.31M worth of shares currently owned by hedgies, only two of them after
>Citadel Advisors - Ken Griffin
> Zimmer Partners - Stuart Zimmer

That's according to hedgefollow, there might be more up to date info and detail on fintel.

https://hedgefollow.com/stocks/TMDX

>>17165202
Very interesting perspective... I might buy some SNE tomorrow, and even buy back a little NTDOY

I really should just buy SCHX, LMT, BRKB, MCD, MA, COST, and AMAT and ignore the market, but that's no fun!

THREADLY FUCKING REMINDER SELL EVERYTHING so I can buy. I am your God. When you capitulate I fucking buy from you when you FOMO I fucking sell to you. I am here for you

>>17165238
>Very interesting perspective
For what it's worth, I know fuck all and have no proven track record, so take it with a huge grain of salt. There's a breddy gud book called "Ways that are Dark" about the Chinese (written in the 1930's) that can be found online, it's worth a skim. Understanding their mindset is crucial for fundamental analysis IMO.

>>17165238
>>17165162
HOLY FUCK is Fintel annoying... it looks like there's been some more buying, some of it looks like it's for ETF's. If someone wants to do us a favor and check it out and post it, please do. It's being a pain in the ass with the paywalls and adblocker interference.

https://fintel.io/so/us/tmdx

>>17165267
There's also that article about the cult of face that I've been meaning to read, and that good classic post from anon about doing business with the chinese

>>17164995
Oh fuck my life I guess they were just posted so I missed out....I forgot to buy them and I was so afraid to hold over the weekend because of Corornavirus, maybe people won't notice right away... I'll just go with this plan and if it feels wrong I guess I just missed out.

>>17165291
https://www.thebiglead.com/posts/xfl-ratings-abc-debut-01e0pexa31qk

Supposedly XFL got .5more million viewers than Smackdown does on FOX so far XFL can be valued at about an extra 250 million for WWE, might be enough to get some people bullish who knows. It wasn't NFL numbers though.

>>17165142
I bought a few QQQ calls for shit and giggles right before that bitchassed corona fag hit the news waves and now all the salve labor is dying and now and I dont know if i will ever be able to get my $3 walmart shirts again. Sad.

So right now I think the market is just too bullish to process any downside information. I think it's also people who won last year just gambling "winnings" so the risk tolerance is insanely high in market right now. The bullish momentum is driving everything.

Prediction: Bull Stampede leads to a huge cliff eventually. I don't think we will get a healthy pullback on any bad news or interruptions. I think the only option is a cliff.

This means any downside betting is actually high risk because you won't see healthy pullbacks for months. You are either going to see this steady slow move upwards on momentum or you see crash of 10% worldwide.

My current expectation is a worldwide correction of 10% within 6 weeks.

>>17165323
it'll die down though

I just got a career job and want to just invest and let the money grow, and not lose it due to inflation. Is buying QQQ and just taking it out in 15 years a good idea?

>>17165397
so I think people can be safely bullish as long as they realize that the "Gambling" nature of bulls is in full effect and you want to exit as bad news starts to actually materialize fully. You should have room to maneuver out if you aren't completely blind due to the momentum

>>17165383
yeah it's pretty fucked up
but look at it this way:
we just need to make sure that no one over here gets the 'ronavirus, and then we'll ball be buying $3.50 Bangladeshi or Indonesian shirts. At least we'll survive.

>>17163673
1,291 shares at .43. I'm holding got $100 per share

>>17165413
60% QLD 40% KNG
it's like QQQ but better

>>17165413
pretty much.

I like having a little more diversification, personally. 5% in gold just in case, ETFs are fine but ideally some physical safety deposit box once you have the money. I also prefer S&P to Nasdaq because Nasdaq is almost entirely tech, and I want some diversification.

I also like putting a tiny amount elsewhere to speculate, like less than 5% in Japanese stocks. They're catching up to the US in stock buybacks, are very low P/E, and have the excitement of the olympics this summer! Many predict a good year for them, but a rough first half.

>>17165397
Investors are SCARED, money is flowing OUT of the stock market and into bonds at record levels. There are record levels of cash sitting in Money Market funds, doing NOTHING. Meanwhile, institutions have record levels of money allocated IN the stock market.

Ask yourself why this might be. Ask yourself which side is usually the right side to be on.

>>17165486
>Investors are SCARED, money is flowing OUT of the stock market and into bonds at record levels. There are record levels of cash sitting in Money Market funds, doing NOTHING. Meanwhile, institutions have record levels of money allocated IN the stock market.
>
>Ask yourself why this might be. Ask yourself which side is usually the right side to be on.

that's all very qualitative, but I notice a lack of any numbers or links to places with numbers

>>17165248
Shang on life support

>>17165528
it's very tempting to find and post articles to show you, but it wouldn't be a good use of time. I could also just post a video that makes a damn good case for the argument, but I can be pretty sure you wouldn't bother watching it.

So fine, be doubtful.

>>17165604
all right then, keep your secrets
(I only replied because I wanted the information...)

"What is more worrisome is the virus’s damage to people’s lower respiratory systems, causing serious consequences even after a patient recovers. Peking Union’s Du said it could take at least six months for patients to recover heart and lung function." Feb.10,2020 Caixin Global

"Compared with SARS, the new virus often causes minor symptoms at the beginning but is more contagious and can cause infected people to deteriorate faster. The disease usually takes three weeks to escalate to critical condition, medical experts told Caixin.

Many severe patients suffered organ failures of the heart, renal function or circulatory system, said Du

>>17165664
https://www.ccmmarketmodel.com/short-takes/cash-balances-could-push-stock-market-higher

Little piece on it, it links the WSJ article about money market funds. Haven't been at these levels since investors were terrified after the financial crisis.

He's got a video about the CNBC article that spread FUD about asset managers having their highest allocation to stocks in ages, and there was plenty of coverage last year about the record outflow of money from the stock market into the bond market. Just google it, I think my JPM podcast and Morgan Stanley podcasts covered it.

Futures are... not down!

ok i reckon ucm is actually gonna skyrocket. but idk if i should sell at 1.00 or hold out

>>17165727
so the money that was flowing into bonds was all last year, mostly in the middle of the year I think. I don't think that is continuing at any increased pace, it stabilized as rates stabilized at low levels at the end of the year. Of course some re-balancing resulted in bond and bond-fund purchases at the beginning of this year, but that isn't really material to the argument. The thing I would note is that no one should expect that money that went to buy bonds to suddenly surge back into equities, or to return to equities at all. That money is in bonds for a reason.
money market funds can of course flow back into equities, as rapidly as you can imagine, that would be no surprise, that is pretty much what the money is there for. But we shouldn't always assume it will happen.
I'll check out the link and maybe the podcasts as well.

UA earnings are Tuesday in the morning.

Anyone done any research on this one?

I was thinking of a strangle since their earnings historically have caused big price changes. However, I'm not sure if I'm missing any information.

Lilly and Roche just failed their alzheimers drug tests... Sad, it's a really shitty disease and we don't have much we can do about it yet.

That said, I REALLY FUCKING HOPE LLY can dip a little, because I want to buy some more.

I may be buying the dips in Lilly, Sony, and Nikkei tomorrow.

>>17165738
Espeically in China where the fuckers are at the highs for the day.

>>17165785
I don't see any reason why investors wouldn't reallocate to stocks instead of bonds if they change their perspective and think stocks might actually outperform this year, when yields are terrible. Of course it may not be a dramatic surge, but if the CEO surveys that have all been calling for recession change their tune, I'd expect a lot of that money to change with it. The people with the money are probably well connected to those CEO's with boots on the ground.

Glad to hear you're open to giving it a look.

Yes, I think I will buy GoodYear stock before earning

> The FTSE China 50 Index (TXIN0UNU) consists of the 50 largest and most liquid public Chinese companies currently trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (“SEHK”).

OHHHH SHIT
MY YINN PUTS MIGHT HAVE A CHANCE!!
I think? China isn't pumping the HSI right?

I'm seeing the Heng Seng is red but the Heng Seng futures are green, and theryre both open?

>>17165863
nice
Heard some bullish coverage of them not too long ago
good luck
(The pilot of this blimp managed to get everyone else off the aircraft safely)

>>17163673
We're going down with this ship, no?

>>17165979
A+ armpits

There are 66 newly confirmed coronavirus cases aboard the Diamond Princess ship docked in Yokohama, Japan, the ship’s captain has announced.

That brings the total number of cases on the ship to 136, up from 70 confirmed cases on Sunday.

these numbers have no effect since they are already quarantined, but jeez was he licking every knob

>>17166162
>these numbers have no effect since they are already quarantined, but jeez was he licking every knob

>REUTERS - CHINA'S SHENZHEN HAS REJECTED REQUEST BY TAIWAN'S FOXCONN TO RESUME PRODUCTION AT KEY PLANT IN THE CITY -SOURCE WITH DIRECT KNOWLEDGE

Oh it is fucking OVER boys

>>17166208
but they announced a cure last week!

>>17166162
The ship probably has an issue with the air conditioning system, or (less likely) the water system.
Possibly the HVAC system is "fine" and the virus is still living in it due to humidity. If enough people (one or two) are sneezing near the intake vents, that's the only way that I can imagine the numbers increasing so rapidly with everyone quarantined to their rooms. The only other possibility would be an issue with the dish washing/food service.
Either way, it's a very not-fun situation to be locked up on a boat like that with no control over the air you breathe, the water you drink, or the food you eat.

>>17166208
send in the tanks, get those boys back to work NOW. didn't they get the memo that nCov is over? we have like a dozen vaccines and we're still under 1k deaths

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-health-stocks/stocks-jump-on-media-reports-of-drug-breakthroughs-for-coronavirus-traders-idUSKBN1ZZ14D

look! It was cured! There's no reason to close anything! Was.. was.. the headline a bogging?

>>17166227
>virus
>"cured"
lol.

THERE IS STILL NO VACCINE FOR SARS
THERE IS STILL NO VACCINE FOR MERS

>>17166243
dude the futures swung like 1.5% on that cure. Traders are just accurate. They knew the small invitro only test was demonstrative of a successful and potent treatment.

>>17166251
Listen. Look at SARS effect on market, and just fucking buy like a madman. SMART MONEY

>>17166272

>>17166287
does it matter if China shuts down for a few months in the big scheme of things? A few other outbreaks and worldwide pandemic?

Not sure, but I see the graph and lines SARS made.

Facing a worldwide pandemic worst since Spanish flu the USA markets hit All time highs. Because traders looked back to previous outbreaks and noticed no effect on markets.

That's where we are right now.

What the fuck happens if the narrative crumbles in 3 weeks?

>>17166287
damn those chinamen are taking a lot of zinc
bullish

>>17166315
if the chinas keep pumping money into equities it will all be fine right?
no reason to get alarmed :^)

>>17166334
Think it's more manipulation to get foreign investment to flow into USA big tech for the short term.

>>17166315
So sit in cash and wait if that's your concern. Going short here is dicey as there isn't enough panic.

>>17166208
OHHHHH boy
LET
ME
GUESS

They released this info after Shanghai markets closed, didn't they?

>>17166251
But there is one for ebola! And that's the really scary one. That's the one that's much more fatal and causes and agonizing and bloody death.

Much more important that we keep that one away from civilized countries.

>>17166315
>>17165397
You're incentivized bias is showing...
>My current expectation is a worldwide correction of 10% within 6 weeks.
Yep, you and many others are praying for this very scenario to take some of their cash and cram it into the market. Which is why it's unlikely.

It's okay man, I'm too heavily in cash too. But what does a bunch of pneumonic chinese, Thai, and singaporeans have to with the free cash flow and P/E ratio of Lockheed Martin? How does it effect the Keytruda sales for Merck? How does it hurt Tyson's chicken farms and Fun Nuggets sales?

>>17163942

Win what? How do you benefit from hyperinflation?

>>17166451
Something, something, Deutche Bank collapses... worldwide economy melts down... this and that, bullets, gold, and dried beans... bing bang boom the losers of the world are suddenly living like kings and getting laid all the time. And somehow, silver becomes valuable despite the collapse of industry.

Should I go all in on ONTX?

>Futures red
This market has been stalling for weeks now.

>>17166608
Sure. Literally cant go tits up.

>>17166626
I have 1 share in TSLA and 50 shares in ONTX, I dont know if I should sell the TSLA share and buy ONTX shares instead. I dont know a lot about ONTX, I need to do more research before I put my money into it, but seeing the recent trends, it looks like it is going to moon.

>>17165005
dumbest post in here

japanese ship being an example of how a virus spreads in the real world, no. you're dumb.

also, shanghai is back to work, how do i know this? because i now have orders coming from shanghai, where as, from january 25-feb 9, i did not. you are dumb.

>>17166673
Its either mooning or crashing. Depends on the risk you are willing to take.

>>17166674
What’d you order?

Looks like the Reuter’s article is legit
>China rejects Foxconn's request to resume production in key Shenzhen plant
Shenzhen, a major tech manufacturing hub, isn’t opening up their factories.

>>17163896
I'm too busy for this

With everyone freaking out about SARS and China and shit have you guys thought about investing in American companies to replace China's largest imports?

Electrical machinery, equipment: US$521.5 billion (24.4% of total imports)
Mineral fuels including oil: $347.8 billion (16.3%)
Machinery including computers: $202.3 billion (9.5%)
Ores, slag, ash: $135.9 billion (6.4%)
Optical, technical, medical apparatus: $102.5 billion (4.8%)
Vehicles: $81.5 billion (3.8%)
Plastics, plastic articles: $74.9 billion (3.5%)
Organic chemicals: $67.4 billion (3.2%)
Gems, precious metals: $62 billion (2.9%)
Copper: $47.6 billion (2.2%)

Would it make sense to buy some F right now? That's a pretty nice dip.

>>17166826
On the other hand could be unique to Foxconn and facilities that operate similar
>Foxconn may find it challenging to address such concerns given that the central air conditioning system is part of the equipment necessary to prevent dust from disrupting the production process.

Is TSLA gonna hit $2k this week???

>>17167053
No.

>>17166883
I would only buy it for the dividend

when buy aluminium? it seems to be down a lot

>>17167053
i already banked off tsla

futures are red, but just barely.

>>17164234
motherfucker

regarding asia, coronachan and related shit: I'm 90% on chinese stonks which was a dumb move from the start from a boomer investing diversifying portfolio concept point of view. HOWEVER, the only stock that has suffered strongly from the virus is meituan dianping, a monster app that is like airbnb, booking.com, tripadvisor and deliveroo all rolled into one. The other ones are holding strong. I'm willing to leave money on that one since the idea is great and it was going great until coronochan appeared. Xiaomi, tencent and semiconductor companies are still going strong.

I'm willing to drop some cash on DDD that had a huge dip on monday or SOXX

>>17167173
this is how the pros trade
teach me senpai

>>17167209
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
AAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>17167288
*on friday

>futures green
∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀∀

>>17166608
It's up hugely in premarket

how we feelin about this SNSS chads?

SUGGEST NANO-BIOTECH STOCS TO BE AHEAD OF THE CURVE BEFORE AVERAGE JOE COMES INTO THE SECTOR SPECULATING WITH HIS DUMB MONEY

BIOTECH AND ORGAN TRANSPLANT TECHNOLOGIES

COME ON BIZ ORACLE

>>17167395
Always good, m8.

>>17167288
why the fuck would you be in china right now join the $YANG gang

>>17166208
what this means for AAPL is one thing.
what this means for Shenzhen in general?
i mean, this seems like an early indication that they could shut it down

>graphene concrete

>>17167435
best possible investment until a few weeks ago, desu. Before coronachan I was making big moves upward. Not willing to sell for this bullshit virus desu. Might consider partially moving out of these investments when they recover, but not before

>>17167443
what this means is buy the dip faggot. appl will still be appl. doubt it'll dip too much, though.

>>17167363
yasss....
YAAASSSS....

ONTX at 0.54 pre market.

ONTX looking very nice premarket, congrats ONTX guys

I've got weak hands... the weakest

>>17167477
I've been in tencent and baba the last year up 30% and 50% pretty good but I don't trust the near term anymore

>>17167477
if buying the aapl dip is your play on a potential shenzhen shutdown then damn

How fucked are we today fellas?

>>17167540
if you're holding ONTX it's all smiles so far, probably through wednesday at least.
still waiting for the other shoe to drop on corona-chan

>>17167540
I expect a boring crab day with a really small + at the end. Not much up or down.
Wildcards ONTX and BABA for me.

>>17167513
Same. Sometimes it saves my ass, sometimes I lose out on profits or a rebound.
>>17167435
I won a lot thanks to them, but with the Chinese gov propping their market there is not much chance for that to drop any further.
In any country but China it would be great to have though.
>>17167548
I hate the foot fetish, but I love the pictures we get out of it

>tfw 10% down since the start of the year

i gotta stop picking meme stocks

LMAO Tesla up 10% premarket....why do I feel like it’s going to be $2k by end of the week??

uhhhh.... so I should buy some YANG then? Boy what the hell was I thinking when I bought SALT

>>17167658
You would be up massively if you had picked the correct meme stock.

>>17167703
See >>17167609
As long as the Chinese gouvernment exists buying Yang is a dumb move.
It literally can not go up

>>17167703
Did you miss the fucking numbers China showed us earlier today? They are rigging the entire process, they literally went complete bull-mode in January according to their "stats". It's suicide to bet on their market going bust

Well now technically I could sell my ONTX at 9:30 and walk away with more than I put in cause my average is 0.53 with more shares bought in the 0.34 - 5's range. But I'm gonna hold strong and wait for the glorious news to come to light cause there is way more upside still insight. Cause when I "retire" from my job in 2031 or 2030 I plan to stay that way even though I make shit salary. I'll only work if I feel like it. Not due to "having" to. I'll be 48 in 2031 btw.

>>17167716
>>17167737
So don't buy YANG, just keep buying American companies. Got it.

>>17167548
Sauce on gif pls oregano thx

>>17167803
dunno

>>17167803
>>17167807
Kono Minikuku mo Utsukushii Sekai
EP3 12:24

4ChanX has a built in anime finder

>>17167703
Nah, buy FXI puts.

>whole market red
>tesla shoots up
makes sense

>>17167885
The futures are green though...

>>17167885
>whole market red
Huh?
Looks flat with some slight green

>>17167885
ally my stocks are green except apple, and i'm not going to judge them coronavirus ain't their fault

>>17167548
>SUGGEST NANO-BIOTECH STOCS TO BE AHEAD OF THE CURVE BEFORE AVERAGE JOE COMES INTO THE SECTOR SPECULATING WITH HIS DUMB MONEY
>BIOTECH AND ORGAN TRANSPLANT TECHNOLOGIES
>COME ON BIZ ORACLE

>>17167885
>>tesla shoots up
mirin

>>17167771
I mean yeah, pretty much. I would also love me some YANG, but the rigging we saw earlier made it obvious that it would be suicide to buy YANG in hope of the chinese market collapsing

I wish I'd bought more ONTX, especially at .31. I didn't think it'd happen so soon

What are some magic shroom stocks?

>>17168071
I wish I had gone all in on 800$ TESLA calls last month
We cant predict the future.

Absolute green pastures out there

>>17167663
because you're a retard

>>17164154
I wanted these so bad. I'm glad I never got them to experience the disappointment.

>>17168097
Its going sideways though. Not much happening today I guess

>>17164407
Which Linux distro you eyeballin, Anon? I've been using Mint but my current rig seems to have issues with Intel's bullshit they're putting in the firmware now.

>>17168170
It's only a couple years until science makes something like that to actually let people jumpt 10 ft in the air and inevitably break the shit out of their ankle/knee/leg bones when they fuck up the landings

>>17168189
>inevitably break the shit out of their ankle/knee/leg bones when they fuck up the landings
I'm in

>>17168071
>I wish I'd bought more ONTX, especially at .31
yeah but it's not too late tho. i bought 10K at .50, planning to sell after the last conference at the end of this month

>>17167395
Just fine.

>>17168199
if you could make a full leg exoskeleton thing you could prevent most of the immediate damage.. but you'd need a full exoskeleton to also prevent people from breaking their wrists/arms/shoulders/necks/ribs etc.
even then I'm sure people would be dying or maiming themselves somehow.
better to just get some kind of jumping mech that you can pilot, right?

>>17168221
Long Fall Boots, anon

Green day coming
Let's gooo

>>17168243

Happy Birthday Jim!!

>>17168274
> cyberpunk 2077

>futures


>>17168288
happy birthday Jim!
do they sing "happy birthday" for him and give him cookie cake on CNBC? with frosting color red or green depending if the market is up or down?

What the fuck is up with Tesla, it's up $50 pre-market? I thought it will go down today just to test it but it looks like it'll keep fucking going up to potentially thousands of dollars in the next few days. Am I wrong? Should I buy it?

>>17168274
I think this is just manlet cope
the guy looks to be about 5'3" unbooted

if he drops from 5 feet or more wearing those he's gonna permanently fuck up some or all of his joints, even if he gets the landing "right"

>>17167517
me neither, but I definitely want to get out of those trades with more than 10% profit. I was about 30% before c-chan.

>>17167528
Been looking for an entry point since forever, if this isn't it then fuck

>>17168312
>the guy
I thought it was a dumpy woman

>BYND

Where my bag holders at?!?

Why is ONTX going up?

Why is Nokia a good buy just based off what a Trump official said?

question: what are the odds that traditional automakers(with deeeeeeeep oily pockets) were behind the short attack on tesla? which in turn fucked the banks that backed them, causing the repo to be implemented to bail them out?

>>17168349
>Why is Nokia a good buy just based off what a Trump official said?

Its a good buy because they're actually well positioned to profit off of 5g implementation, but no one has been paying attention to them the last few years so their stocks has languished at around $4.

>>17168356
zero, now go back to sucking off elon with the rest of the fanboys

>>17168349
Good news expected this week. They are presenting at a bio conference that starts tomorrow.

>>17168356
to the first part of your comment:
no. there were enough dumb bears trying to get 'clever' with that trade, entire communities and websites full of them.
also the big automakers didn't see TSLA as much of a threat, which is why they are so far behind on tech.

to the second part of your comment:
also no, and asking that suggests strongly that you don't understand the repo operations. also it is illegal, and huge money moves like that would have been flagged by SEC.

Traditional automakers like GM and Ford are at an all-time low, is it worth buying in case they turn shit around?

Also, if you could buy TSLA stock RIGHT NOW, would you do it?

>>17168373
why zero? not saying the full repo is pumping this shit but definitely seems like a portion of it is

>repo started in september
>tesla pumped hard beginning in september

>Broker lets me sell ONTX for .60
Its tasty, but I will hold

SHOULD I BUY TESLA RIGHT NOW PLS RESPOND, LOGIC SAYS IT WILL STABILIZE FIRST, GO DOWN TO MAYBE 500 BEFORE CONTINUING TO SKYROCKET BUT IDK

okay ONTX anons. This is going great thus far, and I plan on cashing out before the conference even though it could moon and id be left in orbit BUT THATS OKAY im happy for any anons who make a big bag off this.

For those selling before the conference whats the plan? it should keep rallying until the conference Tuesday at 2pm, so is lunchtime tomorrow the time? what do we think

>>17168417
You didn't read my post last week about how TSLA can only go UP?!?

>>17168417
YOU REALLY SHOULD, BUT MAKE SURE TO GO ALL IN WITH X10 LEVERAGE AT LEAST, MAD PROFITS TO BE MADE

>>17168428
No please share

ONTX $9 eow.
I am so fucking excited for you boys.

>>17168466
It can only go U P. Don't tell anyone else I told you, though, k?

>>17168498
What's your logic?

>>17168496
Don't you mean 0.09$?

>>17168509
>those digits
>that prediction
oh fugg

>>17168509
You will seethe.

>>17168496
>ONTX $9 eow
delusional. 1.5$ would be nice tho

>>17168506
Electric vehicle maker that uses ai and cloud tech has already disrupted the market by reducing american dependence on oil. look at every gas stock and every car stock, then compare with TSLA. also throw msft in there on TSLA's side.

Are stocks going up or down?

>>17168562
Stocks only go up

>>17168498
Long term Tesla is the fucking shit, but it seems reasonable to assume it'll go down a few hundred and oscillate to test the price, is it worth buying RIGHT NOW when there's a good chance it'll go down to maybe even $500 until going back up again inevitably?

>>17168426
>I plan on cashing out before the conference even though it could moon and id be left in orbit BUT THATS OKAY
here it is again, the proof that /biz/ hates money.

>>17168573
i dont hold the stocks long term i just play their options

>>17168426
>okay ONTX anons. This is going great thus far, and I plan on cashing out before the conference even though it could moon and id be left in orbit BUT THATS OKAY im happy for any anons who make a big bag off this.
>For those selling before the conference whats the plan? it should keep rallying until the conference Tuesday at 2pm, so is lunchtime tomorrow the time? what do we think

>the conference

they have 3 this month anon. Good luck trying to time this.

>>17168426
Wait till right before the conference I guess. Maybe 11/12am

I am not sure yet whether to sell or not. My feelings tell me its going, great but my feelings told me to buy UBER puts. I naturally bought great Calls instead.
>>17168532
2$ is a realistic target if ONTX announces the cure for cancer and judaism and present a successful peace settlement in the near east

.8 would be my realistic goal.
>>17168562
Depends on the Bogs

>>17168594
>Depends on the Bogs
Always

>>17168189
there's these skyrunner things

What's the most cutting-edge penny stock company doing research in mad esoteric shit like quantum parallel-universe creation or some shit?

>>17168618
This is a cool post. I too desire to know more.

>>17168618
Unironically? TSLA

>>17164407
what anime "chan" is that?
it's not windows 7-chan or any other windows chan i know of

>>17168577
I could say the same thing about bagholders after the conferences if things don't go as foreseen. Though I recognize you could be right.
>>17168593
I anticipate this first conference will have the most impact on the stock price. If this first conference goes well, the next two will probably pump but if it goes poorly it's unlikely 20 conferences will help.

I'm all cash. I have $23.6k, what do I buy?

There will be a fake out dip to scare retail which will get bought out very quickly. Thoughts?

>>17168634
>If this first conference goes well
why would they hold a conference to announce bad news?

>>17168379
>is it worth buying in case they turn shit around
they won't.

>>17168639
ROAD (price target: $18)
AMRS (price target: $5)

>https://investorplace.com/2020/02/investors-should-take-profits-amd-stock-now/

is this just another hit piece to shake out weak hands from retail investors?

it's honestly starting to get a bit old and repetitive at this point, but im always happy to get the jump on more cheapies. hopefully they scare it down to $48 so i can buy some more. seems like i was correct to take profits on Friday, feels good man.

>>17168593
They have 1 important one.

The other 2 are general conferences/meetings/summits about cancer and new companies. I dont think people should care too much about it. These things are not about ONTX, its with some guys from ONTX.

>>17168611
>>17168618
HITLR

>>17168662
>AMRS
based

>>17168660
they have to announce bad news somehow
usually a conference is good news or neutral news. but not always.

>>17168673
>The other 2 are general conferences/meetings/summits about cancer and new companies.

i didn't know that thanks.

>>17168644
i sold more than half my position for a profit on Friday specifically because i saw this coming a mile away. nCoV news alone is going to keep causing these dips that then recover, we're basically going to be in a state of ranging for as long as the nCoV shit is around, for major companies at least (penny stocks, who fucking knows). gonna keep buying the dip and selling half or so when it recovers then buying the dip again, at relevant support levels of course.

>>17168661
So shorting them is guaranteed money right?

>>17167443
>what this means for Shenzhen in general?

>>17163673
Over 7k at .32, I'm feeling great lads

>>17167916
Based

>>17168673
is the important one tomorrow?

>>17168687
I mean, thats what it looks like. You usually do not use a conference about all kinds of businesses (like the one called Nobel) to announce anything. Same with the summit in Vienna. You just blabber along and show off some developments but nothing new.
You just present your company and talk about some bullshit.

I was at such things and they are... not really interesting. Just general circlejerking usually
>>17168707
Enjoy your money.
>>17168716
Yes. 2PM now.
Dont know if thats a good sign. Usually you release bad news way outside of market times to avoid an ACB situation.

>>17168716
Yes - it is the investor conference in NYC. The CEO is presenting to over 9000 jews.

ONTX doing great.

>>17168744
ontx alone has me up 10% premarket.

>>17168639
Drive fast, take chances.

>>17168705
>china gets fucked by nCoV
>other countries start moving production away from china
>lots of chinese die but the virus doesn't really have an impact in other 1st world countries
>protests and failing economy cause the chinese government to collapse

i would laugh so fucking hard if this happens, good riddance. countries like taiwan were already preparing for a shift away from china because of the trade war, this virus shit is just reinforcing the decisions already being made. hell, might even bring back more manufacturing to the US as a result.

basically, china has been taking advantage of the world economy for literally decades. i'd love for them to have some sort of reckoning for a change. idk if it will happen but it would be cool if it did, they deserve it.

>>17168780
C H A D
H
A
D

ONTX 2.3m volume premarket, buckle up

>>17168780
Based and rektpilled

>>17165172
pretty clear spce will dump to oblivion, even possibly chapter 11 bankruptcy

>>17168780
>protests and failing economy cause the chinese government to collapse
Never going to happen, the Chinese government is arguably the most successful in history, since Deng Xiaoping's reforms its GDP has grown more than any other country other than Meiji Japan and Stalin's 5-year plans

>>17168780
i should also mention before someone else potentially brings up the point: yeah i know, if more manufacturing was brought back to the US that wouldn't really mean more jobs, since a lot of that stuff is automated with robots now.

im cool with that. i'd just be a lot happier if we were in control of making our own shit locally. those repetitive factory jobs are low paying mongoloid jobs anyways. i care more about our country not being dependent on corrupt commie insects to make our shit.

>>17168780
>Taking advantage of the world economy for decades
>Deserves to get rekt
Lots of people feel like that about the US and wouldnt mind seeing it colapse.

T MINUS TWO MINUTES

T MINUS 30 SECONDS

Rip TSLA shorts

>>17164407
I use Manjaro almost exclusively. Microsoft can blow me

>>17163673
Ready

>>17168831
>pretty clear spce will dump to oblivion
you sure? normies love giving eccentric billionaires money

Lets go boys.

I do not expect much today really.

>>17168780
Not trying to sound like a liberal arts college, but the Chinese got fucked over by Europe and Japan pretty bad the whole time. I can not really have ill will against them for trying to secure their sphere of influence by all means necessary.

On the other hand:
Fuck the Chinese gouvernment. They are corrupt fucks who fake literally every aspect of the country to present themselves as good rulers.
Meanwhile growth is lowing in China and the people get angrier.
>>17168831
They will launch a test vehicle soon. News of this will literally launch it straight to 30 Dollars.

How the fuck can TSLA keep skyrocketing without a period of consolidation? Is there any historical precedent of something like this happening?

How do you determine if a stock is good value?

Personally I look at the average price target and see if it's significantly more than the current price.

>>17168833
a lot of their economy is smoke and mirrors, i hate to break it to you. it's one of the most obfuscated economies in the fucking world. you're talking about a country where the government rules with an iron fist, is totally cool with silencing (killing/gulag) anyone who speaks out against it, and has a strong save-face culture (if people fuck up they will never admit it and lie lie lie to save face for as long as they can). Sino-Forest is usually the go-to example for this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Forest_Corporation

the main thing the chinese have going for them i suppose is that they're willing to do the most evil things imaginable to protect the society as a whole (i.e. the ruling class and the masses who are mostly just there to be slave labor to run the machines). if they can fix this nCoV shit by killing millions of their own citizens i would absolutely not put it past them to do so.

>RH still showing all my options at .01

I fucking hate this POS

NATTY NO

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>17168885
Do DCF with growth rates and margins you think is realistic for the company
Compare the share price you get with the market

ONTX .60

>>17168896
NANI! ROBINHOOD!

>>17166674

>>17168887
sadly, this anon has got it right. This is china in a nutshell. Make your buys/sells accordingly.

>>17168905
I remember the anons shitposting last week about how it was guaranteed to rise for the rest of the month. They were so confident. Never listen to /smg/.

SHAK also moving nicely.

Goddamnit I’ve missed out on both SAVA and ONTX moon missions now, NGMI.

>>17168853
yeah, they're called liberals and i really wish they'd move to europe or canada or something and leave us the fuck alone. if the US collapsed the world would be completely and utterly fucked, that is just a fact. i'd fucking love to see other countries we protect have to start forming their own military from scratch though, would be hilarious watching merkel get fucked by putin and xinnie. i mean i guess if you're down for communist totalitarianism then yeah, i guess you'd love for the US to crumble. to each his own i suppose.

>>17168881
you get it. the world runs on competition, obviously everyone is trying to "win" however they can, try to get any advantage they can. but obviously the chinese government are a bunch of evil corrupt fucks.

ONTX 0.62

What's the outlook on Chronos group? Seems like all the weed companies took a hit recently and haven't really recovered

Remember the last ONTX "good news" that went up 15% at open then down 10% by the end of the day?

> LOAD ZE CORONA FUD

>when your NKE put was up 1000% for a second and your order was well below mid but you didn't get filled and now youre in the red

>>17168962
Those Bogs really are all powerful if they can just create viruses on a whim

>>17168896
why not just switch to TD ameritrade? we have $0 fees/commissions now. we have Think or Swim which is max comfy platform. all sorts of other extra goodies too, excellent customer service.

literally have no idea why people still use RH after pretty much all of the major brokerages switched to $0 fees. created sort of a scalping renaissance for me.

>>17168958
Yeah, but the news are due tomorrow

Heh.... nothin personnel.... kid..:

>>17168971
i use InteractiveBrokers but I opened a TD account over the weekend after good feedback here. havent made a deposit yet

So I am new at this, I'm trying to buy a stock of TSLA on robinhood but it tells me I can only buy 0.95 shares even though I have the money, it's saying I can "make this trade a limit order instead". Should I do this? What's a limit order anyway?

>>17168971
too lazy and Im used to this platform.its mostly just for meme stocks and speculation.

I use fidelity and vanguard for my real wealth.

>>17168993
market orders can fluctuate by the time the order is processed. So you don't have enough to cover the possible difference...i think you need an extra 5% to market buy. Just set a limit.

>>17168958
The only reason I'm not FOMOing in is because they could do an offering at any moment and the stock would tank immediately. They have done it before, even after saying they weren't going to , so I'm just gonna play it safe. Also a big ol 120k share wall at .60 which is more than likely just algos driving it down so I'm gonna stay out of this. Good luck ONTX Chad's just pray you dont get FCELd on lmao

>>17169005
>>17169005
>>17169005
new

>>17168985
to each his own, i just don't see a reason to use RH at all at this point in time. their main selling point was the $0 fees but now everyone has that.

>>17168993
A limit order is an order to buy or sell a stock at a specific price or better. If $820 is your limit order on TSLA, it will only buy your share if it's at that amount or lower.

Hory Shret buying making me money. Bess UrSA

>>17168918
>"most shops remain shuttered"
>no shutters visible in pic

>>17168993
>What's a limit order anyway?
When you don't understand a term, google it and read until you understand it. Repeat this process for the rest of your life.

>>17163673
100 shares here, its not gonna happen.