/biz/ - Business & Finance

Buy TMDX.

Do you guys think it's too late to buy puts on airlines?

>>17387784
so how hard is the market gonna crash on monday?

>>17387826

Harder than it crashed on Friday.

>>17387784
I've learned more about the stock market through /biz/ shitposts than in two ECON classes. Living is hard

>>17387826
I was thinking it was going tor rally until Shitaly got merked, I think we're in for a nosedive.

Waiting for TRQ to moon

>>17387852
that's what i'm thinking too. italy has balkan-tier healthcare, they absolutely cannot contain chinkflu at this point.

>>17387811
No, next earnings will be interesting

>>17387826
too many people heading for exit I think

First time going through a potential market-wide nosedive, what do? Set all trailing stop orders 1%?

Anybody going to play the VIX or just hold cash until the bottom?

>>17387799
>Double dubs on the first post

Nice.

>>17388018
just realize nothing is worse than selling at the bottom

>>17388018
holds hands with me so I'm not alone with the regret

Why exactly do people think Monday is going to be bad?

I heard there's a google drive of books to read for investing. I can't find it, in the OP? Nice nhentai link though I'll fap to it later.

>>17388057
There's this illness going around in Asia right now that's affecting productivity of the world market. I forget the name of it, though.

>>17388018
If things are going down, you buy more, because you should be confident in your investments.
If things are going down and you can't buy more, admit you fucked up and don't sell the bottom.
If things are going down and you aren't confident in your investments, you were never confident in them to begin with and should question why you even bothered to put money into the stock market.

>>17388057

Because people are now realizing just how fucked production/supply lines are due to Coronavirus, and futures are the lowest they've been in a month.

>>17388018
Hold. This won't be a recession or an outright market crash, you might be red for a few weeks but we'll get right back on track soon enough. Buy the dip.

What are your plans for next week.
Obvious stuff:
>Shorting Nikkei
Corona and Japanese recession soon
>Longing JPY/USD
Japan printing Yen to support the failing economy
Also people running for the USD everywhere
>Gold, Silver
Pretty obvious why
>Shorting Italy and Germany
Also seems like a no brainer
Both will have big red days.

>>17388138
Plays for gold and silver are covered calls, with some room left for upside profits.
There's way too much precious metal speculation right now.

>>17388163
>There's way too much precious metal speculation right now.
There is, but I do not see a way for it to come back down really. People will buy more and more, come next week and the global pandemy warning

Maybe also some mining company stuff but I am not sure which ones. And its pretty risky desu

*calls bank*
>I don’t know who the hell this “Robin Hood” guy is but I never authorized this transfer!
Bank
>we apologize for the inconvenience sir. We’ll reverse this transaction right away! Also we’ll waive the insufficient funds fee.

>>17388194
Other than FOREX plays, I feel like it's too late to enter positions now, and just wait to time a reversal. Yield curve already inverted, and equities have priced in an interest rate cut this year already. I expect the final dip to happen when Jerome tells Wall Street "fuck off, no cuts"

>>17388138
Noob question, by longing USD do you mean through an ETF or by just holding cash?

>>17388194
>Maybe also some mining company stuff but I am not sure which ones
KL

Leave the granite countertop cucks to me

>>17388239
>expecting customer service from chase
If you’re the same anon from a couple days ago you’re going to be prosecuted for fraud lmao

>>17386741
Fuck I just finished reading about that

Yeah that shit is going pandemic.

Either it is harmless and spreading to everyone is not going to hurt the economy or it is harmful and spreading to everyone is going to be a disaster.

But unless the US does more than contact tracing, the US is going to be fucking overrun with this.

So the real thing you're gambling on is:
Is this thing dangerous? If it is, the stonks go down. Otherwise, stonks keep doing whatever.

So we have to ask ourselves, how would we know if it's dangerous or not? Well, we can compare it to other illnesses and see if it seems similar to any of them

Is it similar to flu? Well, china has never shut down Wuhan during a flu season, have they? So probably much worse than flu.

I wonder if I can just buy puts on non-biotech companies rather than puts on spy. Does anyone know?

*sip*

>>17388285
I was responding to someone who posted this pic

>>17388138
i'm shorting literally everything, even MSFT. sold the absolute top last week, gonna rebuy in 2 weeks at 140

Its going to be hilarious when big tech falls 90+% and you'll literally have 100 million millennial bag holders waiting 20+ years to break even until Apple, Microsoft, etc. become the next IBM and never recover.

Oops. I guess I shouldn’t have covered my Marriott short?

That was my only hedge except for a tiny GLDM position and puts on YINN that are bleeding into worthlessness.

>>17388138
Japan printing yen and investors buying dollars should mean short jpy/usd. But that’s not necessarily a good idea since the JPY tends to be a safehaven currency when there’s a risk-off sentiment.

>>17388273
Based and marble-pilled

>>17388262
Because you think it’s fallen too far and is ready for a reversal? Dangerous move.

I’m leaning towards just admitting I was wrong and maybe buying back in to GOLD

>>17388321
thats funny but im hedged

>>17388242
I disagree really.
The Japanese recession just started. If anything this is the perfect time to enter positions. We missed the dirst drop in Yen last week but now we can be fairly certain that something is up and enter positions with low risk but high rewards.
>>17388262
I will look into it. What about silver? I am not that versed with it. I always saw it as inferior to gold, as the gold/silver ratio slided up and up
>>17388260
You can bet on the USD/JPY through Forex trading.
For most people its easier to buy derivatives/warrants/certificates.
In simple terms you can buy a call on the USD/JPY (now 111 Yen for 1 USD) to go from 111 to 115, just as an example. Just like a stock option that would bet on the stock going from 111 to 115.

>>17388303
I would not short the US
If shit hits the fan all capital will flow to the US and places like Switzerland, Bunds, etc.
Would not short in that direction.
>>17388325
>Japan printing yen and investors buying dollars should mean short jpy/usd
Youre right.
Im a bit tired, sorry.

>>17388138
Sell TSLA: Too much free money
Hang onto GOLD
See what SPY does on Monday and maybe swap for bear

>>17388278
Lol, we’ll see

>>17388325
It already reversed and went back up 5% in a single day. Check out their fundamentals, they just had record earnings, and they acquired a sizeable gold company for a steal.

>>17388375
yeah USA is a weak short in comparison to EU and Asian

Although maybe if you are playing something like overbought tech or something not directly corona related.

>>17388375
Dumb question, do you need a separate brokerage account just for Forex, or could I do it with a typical taxable account (or even IRA for that matter) through TD, Fidelity, and so on?

>>17388391
>Sell TSLA: Too much free money
Im not shorting meme stocks.
>>17388422
I thought about it and got Apple in my sights but I just will not bet against Trump, banks and Powell manipulating the hell out of the market with not-QE
>>17388430
Depends.
My broker is in Europe and allows it through their platform. I actually need to register and enter a code because you can literally lose everything within a second.
Its a pain to use and I just like buying certain warrants. Much easier, same outcome for me.

Wow... last thread really devolved into smug bears and high schooler doom porn retardation.

>>17388303
>>17388321
Why MSFT? They’re a SAAS company these days?
>>17388375
>the gold/silver ratio
I’m not sure that matters. Gold is a “pure play” against inflation, BUT it also depends on central bank buying in places like China, India, Russia. If some of those countries are suddenly going broke, not sure buying demand will continue.

Silver demand should continue to dry up if manufacturing demand continues to decline. I wouldn’t buy here but I’m an amateur.

>>17388430
I hate mondays.
Also not a big fan of clown-tier bolt-on fake tits.

>>17388483
>why MSFT

Anything with >$1T marketcap is probably 10x overvalued at least. Talking as a long term hold here. Obviously bubbles usually last longer than anyone thinks they rationally can.

>>17388483
>I wouldn’t buy here but I’m an amateur.
Same. I stayed away from it so far

Japan and SK barely have gold. The big players are the US and Germany. After that Italy, France, Russia and China. The only place Im a bit concerned with is China, but they have a huge amount of foreign currency they can pump out.
>>17388532
Being a long bear is hard though.

stop adding hentai links you fucking losers

>>17388555
no

>>17388555
>he doesn't like anime tiddies
fuck out of here

>>17388532
I’d much rather buy on the way down or look for support than short on the way down. There’s a reason people are stuffing money into tech mega caps, and contrary to popular belief, I don’t believe Reddirt is responsible.

>>17388555
“No”

Are bonds real? When you read about asset allocation it feels like people are preaching advice from ten, twenty years ago when interest rates weren't fucked. I'm currently 100% in equities and don't see the point in diversifying but that's easy to say in a bull market.

>>17388555
https://e-hentai.org/?f_search=%22kuribayashi+chris%22

>>17388555
That is both gay and retarded. You should feel bad.

Only on £9 an hour but I've managed to get 20k stashed into a stocks and shares ISA in less than 2 years because I live at home and have no board to pay.

*aaachooo*

Oops, I hope I didn't ruin your Monday!

>>17388618
Bond are real until you trade them on the secondary market. Then they're speculative fun money just like any other equity.

i think its the buying season, but with that one needs to e careful not to buy shit project there's a lot. but `gems are not hard to find either. lately i found Tachyon

>>17388079
Dank boomer post

>>17388725
>lately i found Tachyon
A hypothetical particle that can travel faster than the speed of light? You should probably tell a scientist or something.

>>17388555
>Being this gay

How good of an idea is it to put money into these fellows for a week or two?

>>17388138
Yeah I've been selling JPY for USD all last week and it worked well until Friday. I'm wondering if there is a more distant currency we can use where people won't rip out their bubbly stocks from?

I'm not buying gold at this price, but silver yes, i've been considering platinum too.

Puts on Boeing maybe after what other people have said this week?

Oh yeah you're right italy just got the corona that's a good idea I've just got to look up whatever the italians use baha.

What's the fastest way to open a brokerage account and get $50k into it?

I only have Robinhood because I just wanted to gamble but now I want to throw a decent chunk of change somewhere on Monday.

Is there any brokerage I can sign up and wire $50k to in a single day?

>>17388820
I already looked for bear ETFs but found none.
Best thing I got with my broker is shorting the DAX probably. Pretty close anyway

>>17387784
>corona edition
here's a related video
"the china they don't want you to see"
https://www.youtube.com/embed/rbHxeOQA1Mc

>>17388825
I'd use Robinhood but they're a complete joke thinking I want to wait 4-5 days for $50k to clear via ACH.

>>17388843
>I already looked for bear ETFs but found none.
For Italy that is

Oh yeah my main fundamentals on JPY isn't just recession but how. There's a really good article on MMT here that states that a country's debt doesn't necessarily matter, so long as it going in such debt has proportionately increased its ability to service that debt (GDP). Japan has a shrinking GDP with its aging population all the while it has to run a huge deficit so people don't live in abysmal conditions. Japan is fucked.

>>17388847
4chan needs to fix their URL detection
here's clickable [embed]:
https://youtu.be/rbHxeOQA1Mc

>>17388865
https://carnegieendowment.org/chinafinancialmarkets/80054 Sorry forgot link

>>17388843
Thanks I'll see what I got on avatrade but its not much so I might be joining you.

>>17387784
now make the same image but slap a hull moving average (89) on it, kek. learn how to TA nerd.

Who here is YANG gang?

Dropped 2000$ Friday afternoon and it looks like the tendies will be rolling in.

>>17388888
Stop it you fucking slut

>>17388879
I also found some thing to short the Italian FTSE MIB just now. I will go for that.
>>17388888
No way. YANG is based on manipulated Chinese prices.
You might as well bet against North Korean gouvernment popularity polls.

Is everyone ready for the greenest monday in ages?

Hang on what if Corona virus just kills all of japans old people and they are free to restructure their nation and restructure the facilities into maternity wards?

>>17388952
What if I'm arguing which duties to put on myself. Ever think of that one Galileo?

AG

>>17388973
>I have a right to impose duties on myself

>>17388953
Economy falls apart and corporations become insolvent because Japan doesn't have career progression. Loyal millennial japs just do the same job for 15 years until their manager dies and they pick the oldest to take his place.

Sup lads.

So I am thinking that I will get in at the next recession. Based on all the charts, it seems like this is the top and that things will eventually downtrend. All time highs and FED repo pumps are major red flags imo, and the lack of a correction after the rampant QE spending is suspect. Would you guys agree that waiting another year or two before putting in a solid chunk of my savings is a good move?

>>17389007
Depends
Next recession is likely to be inflationary. You'll lose in cash you'll lose in stonks.

>>17388057
Cause Thursday and Friday were bad and the news that caused that hasn't changed for the better.

I just realized that we are just falsely assuming that this dip is caused by corona. The dip started on Thursday, mid day, for seemingly no reason. Only Friday did we get the news about Japan and Korea, and only today about Italy. Corona fear started spreading after the dip, not before.

My new prediction: green monday, Corona is a red herring, dip was just a minor fluctuation.

>>17387784
>people making corona and general market sentiment plays
please stop giving money to algo and floor traders...

>>17389036
you'd be right if it weren't for the fact that central banks around the world and the FED in particular are pumping money into the markets still. also tutes will still see always see these sorts of "blood in the streets" situations as the best times to accumulate shares of great companies like AAPL, AMD, NVDA, MSFT, etc, and you can usually see this by looking at how the OBV is trending especially when it diverges from the price action.

you're better off predicting the long term effects of governments/banks printing money to buoy the stock market in the short term while waiting for the nCoV situation to work itself out over a couple of months. short term though, at least until April, we're good.

>>17389043
I've been thinking about the timing of the dip as well. Markets were open for like 2 hours Thursday and then things fell apart pretty quick. That wasn't caused by some mega news story that dropped right at that time, unless you count the one by Goldman Sachs that basically said "beware of a possible downturn" which I can't imagine caused blue chips to lose 4% in two days.

I think it was some fuckery capitalizing on the Corona fear, but Monday will be very telling of the next few weeks.

>>17388285
As governments in the West are becoming increasingly authoritarian, it is highly likely that they will consider using this opportunity to start experimenting with curfews, lock-downs and other control measures regardless of how bad this virus really is.

In fact, it's already starting in Italy. I can still entertain the thought that the whole virus is a "false flag" of sorts (though there seem to be too many indications countering this), or at least being used as an opportunity to tighten the grip on populations in light of an upcoming economic collapse and change of the system.

>>17389017
Yeah I agree that inflation should hit pretty hard. What would you recommend to combat this?

Thoughts on TSLA

>>17389007
Order puts then if those major red flags (tm) have you so confident? I'm getting in now to climb the peak and add stoplosses along the way up because I know its procarious.

Isn't the repo crises calming down now? Someone posted yesterday that the fall in stocks wasn't because of Carona Virus (registered trademark) but because the fed is weening off handing out free money by buying stocks (inflating the market) and issuing T-Bonds. I assume by that they must think things are going OK?

>>17389120
Inflated and overbought

>>17389043
>The dip started on Thursday, mid day, for seemingly no reason
No, it was in part started by Goldman's Peter Oppenheime commenting that "chances for a correction or pullback in U.S. stocks were rising due to the spread of the contagion out of Asia."

Corona worries are not going away. It was never priced in beyond a 3% dip, which isn't anything when the market is at record highs with very few downticks.

>>17389043
>The dip started on Thursday, mid day, for seemingly no reason
The selling began within 30 minutes of Thursday's opening bell. That was a technical drop. Friday's continuation was partly about more international cases of Corona chan and partly a wave of de-risking across entire market. In these conditions money is going to move quickly to safe havens on every early bearish indication showing up on the index.

>Corona is a red herring
China's factory closures are real and they are a problem.

>>17389095
Fed and CCP can only do so much. Do not rely on them to prevent recession.

>>17389120
it goes busto when palladium goes busto
supply has dried up but suppliers will respond accordingly

When did the market FIRST find out about the fed balance sheet decrease? Was it when the minutes were released or what?

>>17389036
Solid take

>>17389095
>OBV
Keep getting all these memeindicators from TA traders. Any reason I should stop looking at AccumulationDistribution and check out obv and vwap?

>>17388978
You sure like that blonde loli anime...

>>17389120
TSLA is very cyclical on debt spending and revenue. Wait until cybertruck spending and asian/european expansion creates FUD fodder for brainlet short sellers and you have a buying opportunity then

>went up like 10% while people were crying about a crash

Lmao, keep trying to time the market. I'm sure we will nosedive Monday and it will never recover! Sell now!

>>17389122
The fact that there is a repo crisis at all is a problem. I mean they are telling us goyim that the FED is "weaning off" but I am suspect. You can only treat the economy like a frankenstein project for so long. At some point the easy money bubbles and dumb money gets stuck in a bubble. Perhaps I'm too cynical, but I look at these persistent all times highs as the end of the top, but I might be wrong anon :)

>>17389112
Metal, but its tricky with gold at an ATH like what the fuck do you do. I've been buying silver for years GO UP GO UP YOU FUCKING CUNT GO UP.

>>17389007
Corona-chan and the weeks before election are tanking the stock market right now. Wait until either trump or bloomberg get elected and hopefully by then the stock market will forget about Corona, at that moment is when it'll start to rise up again

>>17389145
>Fed and CCP can only do so much. Do not rely on them to prevent recession.

i never said they would prevent recession or wouldn't prevent recession. the only point that im making is that at least until April, the governments of the world (especially the US) will continue to prop up global markets and pump liquidity into markets to keep them afloat until the nCoV shit blows over. when April rolls around I'll re-evaluate my FA accordingly.

>>17389168
>Any reason I should stop looking at AccumulationDistribution and check out obv and vwap?

all indicators are just applying math to help you visualize what price and volume are doing over time, they aren't magic lines. learn what they each actually are showing you and use the information accordingly. use test them out and see what works well for you, that's how TA works in general. personally i added code to my OBV in ToS to put a hull moving average of the OBV on it and create a 2-lines cross indicator out of it, it's pretty useful. that's not the default, though, i had to make that.

>https://stockcharts.com/articles/mailbag/2011/06/why-do-the-accumulation-distribution-line-and-on-balance-volume-sometimes-diverge-gpc-.html

>>17388825
Just realized Fidelity offers wire transfers.

Does anyone think any brokerage site has better ux than any other? I like that Robinhood has a mobile app.

50%, i'm so proud of nevada

are you ready to feel the bern biz

we'll make so much money

>>17389120
My thoughts on TSLA are this, the cunt has made profit in 4 quarters of the last decade (40 quarters) and the companies huge deficit is only serviceable because of these pre-fuckstorm interest rates. Lets see Elon fuck with 6 billion (or is it 16) dollars of debt at 10% interest he would default and cry. Everyone I know says "hes going to Mars tho" like what the fuck.

>>17389242
Kekkies

How much GALT do you have?

>>17389242
when are the dems finally going to choose their candidate to run against Trump? i can't wait to see bernie get absolutely roasted by Trump in the debates, it's gonna be glorious.

Pictured: You can visibly see where QE, rate cuts and repo operations happened

>>17389120
Fucking weirdest company

>>17389112
Oil. Or water, there are index's that track it, the dow jones water index is a good place to start. It's already up pretty bigly, going to keep climbing.

>>17389221
when you have options isn't it irrelevant whether its going down or up, just order puts. I feel like bears often have a certain lack of confidence in what they're saying... "I wouldn't get involved because it is certainly going down"... short that shit bra.

>>17389253
Seriously fuckwit, how will forgiving student debt and making worthless degrees useless increase the GDP in such a way that it will be able to service the deficit you'd need to run to do this. I reckon BS will turn the dollar into toilet paper if he wins, but i'm assuming he won't (but i'm from another country not following it as much as you might be).

>>17389242
What's mooning if bernie gets elected? Solar? Precious metals?

Should we be shorting insurance companies?

>>17388678
some fucking primary school chink kid was yelling out i have corona my family has corona

shit was cash

>>17388194
Norilsk Nickel, thank me later

>>17388888
based retard who doesnt realize china already set a floor on their stock market and literally made it illegal to go down by outlawing sales

>he doesn't handpick water stocks based purely on value investing and trusts an ETF
not gonna make it

>>17389253
the rich are just going to pass the costs on to consumers and ultimately the "free stuff" is going to be paid for by taxpayers, a.k.a. the working middle class. when will you faggots ever learn? like, best case scenario, the rich literally just fucking leave the country and now no one has any jobs or money and the US becomes a 3rd world shithole, which is basically what the dems want anyways, the destruction of capitalism and democracy so they can be the ruling class, the oligarchy of sorts.

idk why this has to keep being explained to you memers, but here we are. here, watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=661pi6K-8WQ

>>17389254
Too goddamned much.
Honestly There’s nothing bullish here. I might As well take my losses and throw that money into other SMG memes TDMX & LPTX or a good company that will almost certainly come back like the tech giants, AMAT, NVDA, AMD, etc.

>>17389312
I’m not pro sanders or pro debtforgiveness but your argument that it won’t increase gdp is not why. I don’t like that argument.

>>17389253
>mega rich
aka anyone making over 26k a year right? Because that's whose going to pay for his horseshit

>>17389333
What water are you buying, based trident trips.

Best nooks on trading?

>>17389355
Good thing I make 24k/yr (:

>>17388023
I've been in cash since September.... my bet may pay off.

>>17389234
I've been happy with TD.

>>17389377
>24k a year
>pink ID
NGMI

>>17389333
You definitely need to. The problem is that most of the index is trying to get utility water service exposure, which includes many of those largecaps which just make the pipes and shit, we don't want that we want actual companies involved with sourcing and selling the water for a commodities play on water in a downturn

>>17389359
I've been holding YORK, WTRG, and AWK since 2017. Also found out there's a company called SJW Group, kek

>>17388908
Why?
>>17388924
I should clarify I bought calls that I plan to sell as soon as possible, not actually buying stock lmfao.

Oh fuck. Next week.

>>17389318
Why though?
>>17389242
I hope Bernie wins
You can be even more of a bear
>>17389043
>Corona is a red herring
Chinese factories are closed, SK and Jap cases will soon moon.
>Corona fear started spreading after the dip, not before.
That should make you even more worried. If corona was not priced in then that can only mean it will get priced in later.

The only way you can bet on green, and saying that corona is not priced in, is by saying that corona has absolutely no effect on the economy. Which is very wrong imo

>>17389305
>>17389194
thanks anons

>>17389377
what do you do for a living? do you like it or hate it? im always curious to hear what other stock traders do for a living, anyone can feel free to share.

>>17389432
Oi to be fair though cunt i dunno if i'm sold on inflation, central banks have been failing to hit their inflation targets year after year while researchers like shadowstats (bit like a nontarded version of zerohedge) states that REAL inflation of items like milk and bread is definitely a thing. So I don't know where that puts us long term for investment, that too seems a bit more complicated than "feds gonna print money and dollar is gonna go down lol"

>>17389377
just use all of that on OTM TSLA calls, you'll quadruple your net worth

>>17389467
Student
Recovering neet
Hate life

Stock market and macroeconomics are an excellent distraction and time suck

>>17388077
Its called the Flu

>>17389508
it's bigger than the flu or coronavirus.

There's something else going on that's bigger than that. Above every human's head.

>>17389479
They're gearing up for it. They've been pumping a ton of articles into the media about "letting inflation run a little hot" to make up for all this low inflation, like seriously out of nowhere starting in december. As well as having actually changed their manifest fed goals so they are allowed to run above 2% for a period. Smells very fishy to me, they definitely think some real inflation is brewing, I couldn't say from what though.

>>17389467
Manufacturing
Recovering Neet
Feeling like a Baby boomer until the climate change hits. Living for weekends with the wife.

>>17388285
Short a sector ETF industrials. Otherwise you are gambling

I'm trying to get a long term divie portfolio going. So far I have SPY, SPYD, and F. F has been going down over the past few years though.

I would like some help

>>17389479
That "real" inflation isn't something they aren't aware of, they deliberately ignore volatile commodities like food and petrol when measuring CPI, like everything in economics there are many facets: deflationary effect of technology, deceleration of China and emerging market growth, and now disruption of East Asian supply chain driving things like domestic shipping and oil/gas prices to sub zero. Eventually some of these things will reach an inflection point, and that point will be compounded by the amount of capital sitting in equities and assets due to sustained low interest rates.

>>17389547
I've considered a buy on F as well, but at one point it was down to $1.89

>>17388321
Two at most. World is literally dependent upon tech now.

>>17389340
thats what they did in france when the socialist hollande raised the tax rate to 60%. all the millionaires left lmao

So far the market hasn't crashed as much as it did a month ago. Was everyone saying the sky was falling then too?

>>17388847
those truckstop "toilets" were absolute kino. there's no fucking way china is telling the truth about the infection rate, especially in rural areas full of bat eating street shitters.

>>17389400
Thanks!

>>17389467

i'm a fed in brazil. money is good enough but living in the frontier is cancer, very few things to do, so trading as a hobby is really great

2 more years so i can go back to living in a decent city

AAAAAAAAAA

WHY DIDN'T I BUY THAT PERFECT DIP IN BRKB

>Berkshire also posted record full-year earnings of $81.42 billion, nearly twice the prior high from 2017, boosted by unrealized gains from its stock investments. Operating profit, however, fell 3% to $23.97 billion.

I guess I don't want to be too heavily weighted to Berkshire... or do I?

>>17389253
You’ll end up way worse off but when the commies get in they don’t leave without bullets. They will alter all the election rules to never leave power

>>17389684
>unrealized gains

I guess thats fair measure of earnings, but, if they sell them off, they would incur taxes and their enterprise value would decline

>>17389606
Same shit happened in Sweden. Sweden introduced the wealth tax, they gathered like $500 million in taxes from the rich.. but lost over $150b because the rich people simply left. They then introduced a few loopholes and some billionaires along with multi-millionaires came back. I mean it's just ridiculous that people actually believe that all the free shit Bernie promises will be supported by taxing the rich. Taxes will happen, but for the lower classes and the Bernie supporters are in for a rude awakening.
Not that I think he will get elected since Trump will gather way more centrists and rich people that doesn't really like him but rather wants him than Bernie to save capital and time, so.. yeah.

>>17389643
How do they even live like that? I get there's no plumbing but even backwoods outhouses in Canada are a luxury compared to whatever the fuck that is.

>>17389684
>>17389728
>The record profit is largely the result of an accounting rule that Buffett urges investors to ignore, requiring Berkshire to report paper gains and losses from its stock holdings with net income.

So basically hhe's like every other millennial with stonk options

>>17389316
Look up a graph of a Europe based ETF, that's basically what the US markets will look like for 4 years, up and down rollercoaster of stagnation. Dividend stocks and fixed income would probably be good investments since capital appreciation will be garbage. Walmart and discount stores also good investments since everyone greater than $5,000 on their W-2 will be poor.

remember you only lose if you sell so don't ever sell until you win

Kek, soon if things continue in my favor sometime in mid march or April I'll be in my new job pulling over 4k more a year with the room to be promoted even higher. In the IT line of work no less. And me without no bullshit C.S degree or college degree to my name, just a few certs that's all I got, some of which date to 2002 omg. When you have uh "connections" doors tend to open and let me tell you now, sure I'll have to go through the formal interview shat show but the game has been rigged in my favor. I mean hey, can't be doing anything illegal now can we, but it's sure as hell nice knowing that for once I know how it'll go from the get go. I'm tired of making shat and watching others get ahead via loopholes and bullshit. It's my time to get what's rightfully mine and dammit when opportunity knocks I'm gonna take it. But make no mistake, even in this new job, 11 years later and this dude is leaving for good. Retirement at long last at the ripe age of 48. Oh glorious day that'll be when I walk out from that shat hole for the last time. My last day of work, I ain't doing shat. Put my feet up on my desk and watch the time tick down. What can they do, fire me? Ha, the paperwork and shat is already in place.

>>17389848
cut your losers short and let your winners run. the trend is your friend until the end. these are common sayings in this business for a reason, anon. not having a proper risk management structure is financial suicide.

>>17389869
IT is for faggots and trannies top kek.

>>17389848
What if you're holding something that won't recover for years? Will you just sit on it? Seems very counter-productive to me

*ahem*

>>17389721
>>17389732
>>17389606
>>17389355
>>17389340

I honestly did not expect this level of triggering based on a simple meme image. This is an impressive level of /pol/tard seethe.

He’s not gonna win folks. Get over it.

Americans will continue to get raped on all fronts. Workers, tax payers, shareholders, everyone outside of the c-suite and DC will be fucked blind as resources trickle up to the new nobility.

If you’re not getting bonuses or campaign donations, the system is rigged against you. People can sense this, and that’s exactly why they desperately hope to shake things up by getting bomb-Thrower’s like trump and sanders into the White House. But those two are definitely in on the scam.

>>17389349
>SMG memes like TMDX
Please take that back

>>17389925
>triggering

in all honesty, most of us are just bored on a lazy saturday on a slow thread, while also being smarter than people who legitimately believe that drivel and drink the socialism kool-aid.

>>17389925
>admits he is a former neet and "student"
>tries to lecture people on the way the world works
go back to jerking off to your chinese cartoons, kid, you're simply too autistic to make it in the real world

>>17389920
Yes because I'm not a degenerate in need of immediate liquidity to pay my rent or whatever, I can hold for a fucking decade if I have to.

Does anyone know for tax purposes are options rollover considered buy and close and buy open again or is it still open and deferring capital gains? Thanks bitches!

>>17389925
Just leave then not that hard

>>17389959
Furthermore if you think we're going into a years-long recession because of some sniffles in Chinkland you are off your meds.

>>17389962
>if I reinvest my gains in the market and hold then does that mean it doesn't count as capital gains?

>>17389944
It isn’t a meme, I work in the industry. I’m literally at an FBO in a chartered jet my hospital paid 48k to get last minute so we can recover a set of lungs in fucking New Jersey. transplant medicine makes hospitals so much money it is simply obscene, any company or technology which can increase the rate of transplants or the amount of viable donors is basically the healthcare equivalent of turning lead into gold.

>>17389925
You don't belong here.

>23 years old
>buys megacap growth stocks like MSFT and AAPL and V
>deposits weekly
>literally never sells, only DRIPS and buys more
Buy the dip you losers, wtf are you doing

Anyone considering shorting HSBC? They fell a heap already but announced Friday that they are going to lay off 35 THOUSAND employees because of profit losses. Surely though their earnings have led to the falling share price thus far, this news is bound to bring a further fall (in contrary to the idea they could have gone 'we've been investing considerably and seek to turn this into profits w/ a bigger company in 202x).?

>>17389979
Where would I go?
I’m allowed to criticize my country. Its not flawless. It might even be able to keep the “middle class” thing existing longer than any other country.

>>17390028
>>17389958
No u

>>17389954
>I’m a socialist
:/

when do i become competent enough at programming to automate my trading strategy?

>>17390007
Is this TMDX anon? What do they usually talk about at during these conventions? Is it just a sales pitch or actual news?

>>17390063
When your bot paying in a demo account right? Next question.

>>17389986
>>17389959

Also based

>>17389954
>>17390059
Oh I may have misread that
I’m not sure how many Americans swallow the socialist BS. Even 10%?

>>17390003
So then what’s the point of a roll over? Tasty trades made it sound like roll over got some special treatment and said they never lost cuz roll over.

>>17389349
honestly it's a perfect time on monday to BTFD on AMD too, high likelihood it starts recovering after such a large drop. institutions are going to gobble up all of those cheap shares for sure, i mean it's fucking AMD ffs.

>>17388018
Just imagine how rich you would be if you had just continued buying throughout ever recession.

>>17390091
imagine how much richer you'd be if you waited to buy when the moving averages on the large timeframes actually indicated an end to these recessions instead of DCA'ing your way to somewhere in the middle of the move down?

>>17389721
>when the commies get in they don’t leave without bullets. They will alter all the election rules to never leave power
classic /pol/ delusions. who are "the commies" anyway? lmao what "power" are you talking about? the vast majority of law enforcement and military are conservative republican voters. they won't magically turn into fucking bolsheviks just because bernie won.

>>17389168
Silver is the official element of anime and God.

>>17390065
Yeah, I’m not sure what they’re announcing but I’m being paid to be there so I’ll let you know lol.

They could announce anything but my best guess is it’ll just be study results or a presentation about the first DCD heart transplant in Dec 2019. No clue if it’ll pump it, this is a 1-2 year hold for me personally, longer if my predictions are correct

>>17390046
I honestly thought about it last week but held off. Kind of regretting it now.

>>17390084
Yeah I'm buying 20/03 calls for AMD Monday. Literally can not lose.

>>17390127
HSBC literally has cartel money, they will be in the black eoy

>>17390110
>imagine how much richer you'd be if you just learned to time the market, like I have, because I'm smarter than everyone else

Good job, champ!

>>17390113

Bernie isn't going to win. Any discussions of that possibility is moot.

>>17390113
the american voting public aren't going to choose socialism over capitalism, this isn't even worth discussing in all honesty. obama literally won the election because so many people wanted to vote for "the first black president", without him the democrat party is DOA. just look at their lineup, the dems are a fucking joke right now.

Trump is going to win and the stock market loves Trump, it's going to massively pump up the markets when it happens. im not worried in the slightest.

>>17390125
Coolio, can I ask your entry point?

>>17390173
not going to buy into a market making lower highs and lower lows, sorry m8. at least wait until it begins making higher highs and higher lows, at a minimum, but idk why you'd buy into a market clearly in a downtrend (during a recession), why not wait for it to be in an overall uptrend instead (recession is ending)? it's not hard to see, especially when you combine it with proper FA research on what's going on in the economy at the time.

>>17390196
>not going to buy into a market making lower highs and lower lows, sorry m8.

Then don't. I'm not the first guy you responded to, by the way.

>>17390175
This. There is as much hope for Bernie as there was for Jeremy Corbyn, he's a joke. Leftists are just insanely deluded about the American working class' ideology. They really don't give a fuck about healthcare, or social justice, they care about football and cheeseburgers.

Good Google alerts to set? Just learned about them and the seem super helpful?

>>17390110
Imagine how richer you’d be if you max leveraged, max borrowed at the bottom?

>>17390125
>I’m being paid to be there
Yeah I’m gonna need some pics from the inside to demonstrate you’re not a total LARP. One with userID preferably.

I got in this trade but it’s marketcap is much smaller than I like to speculate on. Still love the concept. Not sure about the financials.

>>17390113
Too sensible. You don’t belong here?

>>17390114
Is this some sort of catholic thing? 30 pieces of silver shit?
It’s not a bad spec if you’re willing to wait 50 years. But you might as well be collecting copper pennies and hoping you’ll be legally allowed to melt them down one day to get 2¢ Per penny.

Legal GMO Lolidommes when?

>>17390175
A lot of truth here, but Obama had other shit going for him. If you remember, this was right after GWB, and the country was pretty sick of him by then. So we went from the bumbling anti-intellectual who could barely string a speech together to an academic with excellent speaking skills.

>>17390211
i know, we have ID's, im just responding to the point of discussion. im just saying you should at least wait for confirmation of trend before making a trade. stocks can pull back in an uptrend but they make higher highs and continue to march upward, and vice versa for downtrends. i don't think buying on the way down during a recession is a good investment idea, it would be much better to cut your losses early and wait for the recession to end and the price action and volume to reflect that.

>>17389489
this
I lost all interest in my degree last year, I'm only putting effort because my boomer parents would behead me if I did the smart thing and dropped out. Day trading is the only thing keeping me going.

>>17390127
If my fundamental wasn't good enough for you, tell me what it is about this graph that you think means we've hit bottom.

>>17390240
Obummer could have been as retarded as Floyd Mayweather and he would have won, it had nothing to do with Bush and everything to do with Obama being a nigger.

>>17390240
he did have other shit going for him but the core reason was still muh first black president. just watch news videos of around the time he was elected, it's very obvious.

>>17390177
I DCA’d in, mostly in the mid 17s, I bought some at 18.22 the other day as well

>>17390255
>i don't think buying on the way down during a recession is a good investment idea

It's not immediately evident when we're in a recession or an otherwise continual downturn. People cry wolf about it for years and when they finally guess correctly by dumb luck, they act like they told you so. Neither you nor I know for sure when a recession will begin or end. The safest choice is to invest regularly and not try to base it on being ahead of the curve.

>>17389959
But do you have enough money to push down the average price enough to make it worth your time IF something would happen? Average down is not simple because you can't time the market, so you'll have to buy probably 5-8 times depending on how far down the market goes. I know one of my older friends had problems with that in 08 and he regrets not selling parts of his portfolio when the market reached the "turning point", just to re-buy it a few weeks later.
I myself did it to two tech stocks in 2015, which was worth it.

>>17389467
Graduate student and RA in biomed/electrical engineering
I don't want to enter the corporate world, I had a bunch of internships in my undergrad and I don't think I could do 40+ years of that garbage.
Either academia, stoink gains or suicide.

>>17388194
>>17388163
I prefer Platinum for my precious metal buys (although I have some silver and gold too) because I think it's functional uses for the space industry will increase it's value long term

>>17390323
>It's not immediately evident when we're in a recession or an otherwise continual downturn.

of course not, but obviously if the market is in a downturn, sooner or later the technicals have to reflect that. moving averages are lagging indicators, but they will inevitably reflect the effects of a recession putting the overall market into a downtrend, the faster MA's first and eventually the slower ones too. we've been experiencing a strong bull market for a while now and obviously the technicals reflect that if you look at a weekly chart.

>>17390354
>technicals

You might as well be citing astrology. I don't buy it for a second.

>>17390345
>he doesn’t do a high paying job that he hates for a few years so he can turn 300k into 2 milli in the market
Ngmi

>>17390347
Is it not already high?
Tbf. same goes for gold.

>>17390175
>the american voting public aren't going to choose socialism over capitalism
Why not? Most Americans don't even have the liquid cash to invest in the stock market, the average /biz/ user is nothing like the average wage earner.

Anyway, Bernie will be good for the stock market long-term just like FDR was. The current economic system where some people have to work 2-3 jobs and still can't afford healthcare is unsustainable, if it keeps going eventually there will be civil unrest and the stock market will crash even harder.

>>17390345
Join the military then?

>>17387826
It's probably not gonna crash, but gap down and rally. Only to crash again by Wednesday.

Everyone is expecting a monday crash, which is why it won't happen.

>>17390398
Everyone here is in agreement that the market will crash this year right?

>>17390398
>Everyone is expecting... which is why it won't happen
Fallacy.

>>17390375
Yeah that's probably what I'll attempt to do. Hopefully it works out.
>>17390392
Why in god's name would I do that?

>>17390398
this is unironically true. you don't need TA to make money, all you need is a little bit of SA/psychology to understand the mind of the normie
>>17390404
it won't, but i'm still buying 2022 leveraged etf puts to flip during the next dip when everybody freaksthe fuck out kek

>>17390404
It's not an all or nothing deal. Market will continue to be choppy. Nobody knows if another '08 is imminent.

>>17389811
>everyone greater than $5,000 on their W-2 will be poor.

bro you ever heard about marginal tax rates

>>17390391
Wasn't it World War 2 that pulled America from the Depression? Why does everyone credit FDR?

>>17390391
>Why not?

Because socialism/communism/et al are scams employed by dictators to turn their citizens into subordinate, obedient little worker bees laboring for the """common good""". They're not legitimate political systems.

Bernie isn't a socialist, but he isn't going to win either, because he's a fucking loser whose platform consists of repeating the same cookie-cutter points about the working class and tax cuts for billionaires. He has his little sect of devotees but the populace at large doesn't buy it. He's not going to fucking win.

>>17390432
>He thinks trump is going to win

>>17388430
You can apply for Forex trading through TDA. Get futures instead.

>>17390076
Uh yes actually

If you're making less than $30k per year and not super religious or not rural, you're probably hoping Bernie wins right now

A lot more Americans want him than you think

>>17390459
So poor urbanites?
Interesting and possible. I still don’t see it happening.

>>17388825
TDA you could probably have money wired in by Tuesday, but Monday is possible of you set up the account today.

>>17390454
I would be shocked if he didn't. The democrats have proven over and over this term that they have lost whatever they had before to be competitive in national election. They're a mess with various factions trying to pull the party to and fro on the political spectrum. They will lose this fall and by a greater margin than 2016.

>>17390480
Thanks!

>>17390485
>that they have lost whatever they had before to be competitive

A black guy.

>>17390454
He very well could
There are a lot of variables here though. Depends on what the dems can throw at him, so far they're not sending their best.

>>17390485
Kamala Harris dragging down Biden from the start was insane

He seemed like the only chance the Democrats had and she shit all over him just to give the appearance that she had any kind of chance to win

>>17390059
based reality poster pissing off poltards who live on news headlines

>>17390391
>the average /biz/ user is nothing like the average wage earner
Are you forgetting that most of us are wagies trying to escape poverty?

>>17387799
why do you think it is going up, please?

also, witnessed

>>17390240
Gold and silver have been a big deal in pretty much every culture.

also coin collecting is a patrician hobby/side job

I think it's disingenuous to just say Obama won because he was a black guy. Obama managed to target different segments of the population workers, minorities, suburbanites, and millennials effectively. The real question is can Bernie do that? He's got workers and millenials, can he pick up the rest?

>>17390573
>The real question is can Bernie do that?

By being black

>>17390573
>he's got workers
He has welfare recipients, workers continue to elude him.

>>17390459
fake. the majority of bernie supporters are entitled idiot college kids and pothead sub-30 year olds. he is not very popular with the poor people crowd at all because they know hes a retard who will make their jobs disappear

>>17390573
obama didnt target shit. he was handpicked by the DNC because he was black and could speak english. he had no experience or political following before they memed him on reddit. he literally won because he was black. if his name and all policies and speeches had been exactly the same but he was a white guy who looked like romney, he would maybe still have won but probably lost. he got like 99% of the black vote

>>17390677
>entitled idiot college kids and pothead sub-30 year olds

and washed-up hippy boomers

I want to start getting into investing. I've got some money in some index funds, and I've been lurking here for awhile. I've read some books. Whenever I come here though, I see all sorts of stuff that just flips me on my head. Where do you guys go for information? Will the Corona Virus hurt Italian markets? Will Wuhan's collapse hurt X, Y, or Z stocks?

I get that you should never trust anything on /biz/, but other than "don't trust anything on /biz/" I don't even know where to begin looking into this stuff. Where do I go for financial news? Or is it just diving down a rabbit hole and really, really, REALLY researching an individual stock.

>>17390741
Set Google alerts for stocks that you want to follow, watch the news and formulate your own opinion on what that will affect

>>17390737
yep, i personally know a neighbor washed up boomer hippy who is the biggest berniebro there is. ironically hes retired in a $600,000 house and has almost a million in savings (we've talked about retirement stuff before and investing). i doubt hes going to be lining up to give his 60% when the time comes. hypocrite faggots, all of them

>>17390323
You're wrong. During periods of growth in GDP growth the index average is 22% gains, in periods of decline in GDP growth the index loses -1.4% on average.

>>17390741
It's all just a gamble, anon. The wise thing to do is to just buy ETFs/index funds and whatever money you have left you gamble on meme stocks fags shill here. Just unironically go with your gut, try to predict what will be the next big thing.

>>17390741
You will hear this a lot: Do your own diligence. Do not take anybody's word. Look at the company financials, read their investor page, look for SEC filings.

Also depends if you are investing for retirement, doing swings, or day trading.

Anyone in rare earths? Im trying to find an entry into lynas corp. Am i retarded? Also, how will rare earths fare when the market crashes because it is kind of already at a bottom.

>>17390741
serious answer:

1) understand how the federal reserve affects the markets through interest rates and repo operations

2) learn the basics of currencies and bonds.. they hold more value than equities (stocks) and can be really key.. specifically search up carry trades

3) since the markets are super irrational right now, this doesn't really matter, but when the markets return back to fair value.. learn how to read company 10-K's (balance sheet, cash flow, income statement, etc)

4) understand the VIX or volatility and how it affects equities.. professional bankers don't manage positions, they manage risk.. VIX will help you understand that

5) this is purely optional but if you like day trading or swing trading.. learn to read the tape.. my profitability skyrocketed after I learned when the big banks are buying

>>17390741
Have you read alchemy of finance? If there is fake news on page 1 of google news it is probably going to be more profitable to use it than real news in some no name blog, at least for the short-term. For that reason I actually do watch MSNBC. On the contrary I have a good grip on macroeconomics and history from reading Mises, Keynes, Marx (was worth finding out why this shit exists lol), Engels, MMT, CEC Aust (49 of the last 2 recession-tier) to try estimate where forex markets are going. I'm pretty new myself and would appreciate insights from seasoned traders too.

>>17390741
Glad you're getting into it, it is a fun hobby. If you want to trade biomemes then StockTwits is a must. I will shill for biotech because it's a really fun way to make money and learn about stuff. It's like trading on hard mode, it'll teach you tons about how the market is made and manipulated and also some biology on the side. Plus you feel like you are actually making a positive change in the world. Put in some money that you can afford to lose, and have fun with it while having 60-80% of you portfolio in megacaps and ETFs. Look into perceptive advisors. Hugely profitable hedge fund with 30% returns, they invest solely into the biotech sector, following their plays can be a good guide. What you want is investopedia and CNBC. Read the sticky and get ready to lose money.

>>17390777
>periods of growth
>periods of decline

What "periods"? Months? Years? And what do you do, wait for an entire "period" to measure the average change?

The point is that it's foolish to try and predict highs/lows. It's smarter to invest regularly. The testimony of who make it off timing alone is subject to survivorship bias.

>>17390832
Thanks mr green ID sir.

>>17389467
Music grad student. I realized only recently that a recluse like me is not very compatible with the standard ways of making money as a musician. Thankfully I am also an autist who always liked to doodle math in class, and recently made the connection between math and personal finance. I started saving money for trips to the local Asian massage parlor, then realized I could be saving money to pay off the frozen student debt, then realized I could be making money in stocks to pay it off quicker. Maybe I won't be paying off debt well into my thirties.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5xZFHUfYnE

>>17390454
The guy with over 46% approval in the aggregate, residing over the best economy in my lifetime, not starting any foreign wars, who reduced regulation, rebuilt our military, improved Veteran's services, passed justice reform, heavily slowed the tide of illegals by turning Mexico INTO the fucking wall, who draws massive crowds at every rally, who has tripled US manufacturing jobs since entering office, who has passed a signature trade deal in the USMCA and is winning a trade war with China, the guy they tried and failed to Impeach, the guy who has already been called every negative thing possible by the media but his approval is only going up, the guy filling the courts with his judges including 2 in the SCOTUS, the America loving cheerleader with the highest black and latino support of any Republican since the civil rights act, the 6'3" tall bombastic master of branding?
That guy?
Who's potential opponents are either a geriatric communist with heart problems, a gay robot with a silly name, a geriatric demented incompetent eye-bleeding former VP, A geriatric senator who's best known for lying about being a Native American, a senator who's best known for eating salad with a comb, a geriatric racist sexist jewish billionaire who wants to take away soda and guns, Another billionaire who's entire platform is "Orange Man Bad" that nobody likes, or Tulsi Gabbard?
.... Yeah I think Trump is gonna win.

>>17390892
>SPCE first commercial launch

>>17390240
Kek I’ll see what I can do, until then enjoy these lab values so you at least know I’m at minimum a hospital janitor

>>17390862
From the time growth in GDP starts a trend to the time it ends the trend is a period. As with all investing patience is key, I've been heavily overweighted in low vol and bonds since october in 2018 when growth in GDP started trending downwards. Timing alone is stupid yes, i would not go leveraged short just because growth is trending down, but taking a long position on quality is what any trader worth their salt should be doing, which is exactly what we've seen with investment banks becoming heavily overweight in bonds through all of 2019. Be smart money or get fucked, DCA is for plebians with a 401k.

>>17388079
The first truly based post I've seen on /biz/

>>17389467
Architect AUS. It took like 6 years of schooling to get paid 70kpa. It honestly wouldn't be such a fucking drag if houses weren't 500k and the bank paid a reasonable interest on savings but they aren't and they don't and that's why I'm here.

lol worst korea is fucking FUCKT
literal death cult spreading it around on purpose

>https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/21/world/asia/south-korea-coronavirus-shincheonji.html

just short all of asia into the fucking dirt
its ogre

>>17388888
God speed anon, I bought YINN calls but got unlucky, honestly I would argue it’s impossible to gauge this market short term, as there is a lot of misinformation.

BUT, BUT China has only fallen 8.5% if the death toll is really 50k, as some claim this shit could moon

>>17390741
Buy low sell high. The market consists of literal retards, if you can try to imagine what a retard will do in a given situation you will make it.

kek, 37, no debt other than house. a bit over 50k net worth plus a pension. From all the financial gurus by the time I'm forty I should have least double my salary invested/saved to be on track for retirement. I'm only 4k shy of that mark, not counting the pension that is, so happy day for me, soon I'll be over that mark and I'll do it before 40 hits.

guys wtf is going on with TOCA is this a pump and dump from redlit?

Anyone playing $CRM?

A few days ago an anon posted a pic of a cloud, and a pepe in disguise, am I gonna make it?

>>17390046
That isn't necessarily a bad thing to the market, could signal they are doing the necessary restructuring to return to profitability.

>>17389101
This.


Of course this theory also falls in line with my own that there will be no true recession/depression until the mid to late 20s because the kikes have not finished building out their global technocratic slavery system. They need this system fully operational to prevent heads from rolling once they start nuking the global economy. If they nuke it too early, the goyim may actually enforce a real holocaust this time.

>>17391060
>A few days ago an anon posted a pic of a cloud, and a pepe in disguise, am I gonna make it?

what does this have to do with CRM? and how did it affect which option expiration and strike you went with?

>>17390741
>>17390778
this
the majority of your money should be in lower risk positions
the tiny bit remaining should be looking for random opportunities that could result in big gains.
You will probably lose that money, unless you get really lucky or are some god of predictions. The point is that those random big events will be profitable for SOMEONE. It might as well be you. Don't bet your house and livelihood on it though.
Again, you will probably lose. But if you don't look out for those out of the ordinary events, you're likely to get blindsided by the market. It's a bet, but it's a lot better than a casino.

>>17391025
Pennystock that got a merger

>>17391142
>>17391142
>>17391142
Would appreciate you guys looking at my thread

>>17390366

Stay poor, reddit

>>17391118
I just sent it with a random call, I never have a process of picking dates and strike prices... Idk I go all in when I see the detective trench coat lookibg pepe

>Korea completes testing on all 9336 Shincheonji cultists. 1261 have shown symptoms.

Uhhh lads?

>>17391185
lmao
fucking doomsday cultists never fail to entertain, I'm glad they haven't gone extinct.

>>17390989
Who are you talking to?

>>17390971
>minor cult group in sk
>extrapolate to all of Asia

Moron detected

>>17391185
*paints you with Coronavirus*

>>17391246
People intentionally spreading diseases can do a lot of damage
see: The mongol empire

>>17389527
Ng Latino will never brew because wages are stagnant. These talking heads (schiff) and other retards always argue one or the other. It’s both. Rising prices, lower wages, increased production with automation is literally stagflation. Plus they are killing us. Fetal demise is increasing along with infant mortality. I won’t bother to tel you why cuz I hate white people esp the ones in here.

>>1739129
>damn autocorrect


Inflation will never grow

>>17391185
Sounds like an excellent excuse to crackdown on cults.

>>17391060
It's a good company I think, but I'd rather grab shares than calls. What else has this pepe told you to buy in the past?

>>17388079
V. Based
Should add "cut your losers and let your winners ride"
(especially in a bull market, but also trim winners running up into earnings)

>If things are going down and you aren't confident in your investments, you were never confident in them to begin with and should question why you even bothered to put money into the stock market.
F F F F F F F F F F F F F
...fucking VIAC
Also have a lot of sec positions I should probably reduce. Still thinking about repositioning into this weak hands shakeout but I know I won't be able to time it right...

>>17390832
>learn the basics of currencies and bonds
Bonds are for fags
what else do I really need to know?

No idea how to see when the "big banks are buying" and "how VIX effects equities." When people are scared they buy more puts than calls on SPX and VIX goes up? When volume is high, it's probably big boys?

>>17391312
cute boy

>>17391246
lets see, china is already limping along at like 50%
xi says back to work on monday
employers required to provide masks
except there arent any masks
so theyre obviously fucked in the long term

singapore is already under quarantine
then we got animeland and their fucking plagueship, which has already managed to poz israel by extension, just from the 20 or so israelis working on it
now worst korea with YET ANOTHER fucking death cult. gooks out there spitting on elevator buttons and subway handles

im struggling to think of any other part of asia, or SEA thats even worth mentioning in terms of the global market

>>17391131
is it worth buying into on monday

>>17390989
>no debt

Literally ngmi by not utilizing the jews' only gift to the goyim: cheap money that begets more money.

36 and I've got $6.2 million in retirement, $560k in my trading account, $320k in physical PMs, $900k in crypto, a trust in my kid's name with $800k, $410k in unsecured debt, another $40k in student loans I will never pay back, and no hard assets like a house in my name. The house is in my wife's name and I pay rent, basically. creditors can't touch my retirement, and if they ever come knocking for mt cash, I'll send that 560k into XMR or buy my own "primary" residence and give them the bird.

I've been perpetually borrowing for years. It's how I got to this amount of wealth in the first place. Dumb kikes keep giving me money because I have enough to keep them thinking I will pay them. I just pay the minimums and continuously roll into refinanced zero and low interest consolidated loans. Meanwhile, I make profit and dump it into retirement or the trust. Roth, traditional, SEP, and a couple old 401ks.

Stay poor with with that Dave Ramsey cuck approach. I'll be actually on the junior elite level with $100 million or more by 50.

>>17391293
Stagnant wages doesn't prevent inflation, if asset prices become inflated then it will cause businesses to raise their product prices as well to afford more assets. This is especially true in the age of financial entrepenuership, when you sell financial products inflation in assets will directly affect your products.

If you think you know something about this that would reshape this view for me I truly would like to hear it.

>>17391368
no, buy AG

>>17391185
they all have it
look up how they """"pray"""" >>17390971

this is intentional

>>17391385
>Getting in a dick waving fight on a site for Korean batsoup consuming death cult enthusiasts.
Cringe

>tfw you find a perfect shorting opportunity
Company is overvalued, massively indebted, low growth potential and just spiked to ATH and the market is getting shaky. God fucking damn.

>>17391385
bost SS# pls

>>17390459
If Trump loses the Republicans still win because their health care costs will get taken care of.

Thats right- a hearing aid after a lifetime of standing next to the track at NASCAR, skingrafts for a lifetime of sleeveless t-shirts, a liver transplant for a lifetime of drinking, even gunshot wound critical care, so, they win either way and this will have a negative effect on motivation to turn out to vote for the guy who is promising none of these things

>>17391445
Forgot to mention, earnings are coming up in a week and they're gonna get raped guaranteed. This is beautiful.

>>17391385
>only having 6.2M at 36

get a load of this cuck cam.jpg

I'm a capital investor with over 70 million in holdings. Moved to the valley at 19 and started working two remote jobs as a developer making 500K yearly with options. Made a quick mil after a few years of that and started making big plays on startups in the area. Got up to 10M by the time I was 25, and then founded my own quant fund. Now I'm CEO of my own company at 32 with 7 employees, pulling around 8 mil a year.

>even having a wife/kid

I would kill myself if I were you desu

>>17391445
>thinks he's a genius for realizing that SPCE is overpriced

Do you want a gold star sticker?

>>17391455
Hi, My name is john.... and i hate very single one of you..

>>17391368
I do not trade biomemes or pennystocks.
>>17391404
I will stick with gold I think

>>17389811
Doomers and boomers have been saying literally the same thing since 2008.

Get fucked.

>>17391505
>buying gold right now when it's overpriced
just stick to crypto kid

>>17391445
what company?

>>17391472
It's not SPCE, it's not on any of your radars and won't be until I come back with a screenshot of me making thousands on this play. The puts are practically on sale and I'm as sure as I've ever been.

>>17391535
k keep me posted you dumb faggot. even if every 4chinner and redditor jumped on board it wouldnt be a drop in the bucket compared to institutional investors

>>17391445
>>17391535
and puts aren't "shorting" you massive faggot

>>17391521
>Thinking gold can be overpriced
Banks and people during market troubles and low treasury yields will not suddenly sell gold because they find out it has not much inherent value outside of electronics and jewelry.
Shiny rocks will rise in value because people think the shiny rocks have value. All there is to it. Based on corona and low treasury yields I trust in more people buying shiny rocks.

>>17391455
Nice larp.

>>17391505
That image costs 20 dollars to use

>>17391592
you'll see

>>17391535
If you're not going to tell us what it is, don't bother writing a blog about how much money you're going to make from it. It is so petty.

>>17391572
I tell you what, I'll reveal it on Monday after I buy my cheap puts. If this thing doesn't crash by next month I will literally eat my own shit, I'm honestly worried I might even miss my window of opportunity because this thing is teetering on the edge right now.

>>17391627
>>17391627
>>17391627

New

>>17391602
You can have the one I made for the OP

>>17391161
Warren has been heavily in cash for years and it will stay that way because Warren is too old and senile nowadays to strike any major deals, he's been trying several times but always refuses the offer because he want better than perfection. Not to mention that we won't know what the hell he's doing until 6-12 months later, so just ignore everything related to him.
Just go for the strategy that makes you feel safe, or just hedge up and start averaging in your new position.

>>17391592
silvers better rn imo
not nearly as overbought
plus as we all know it has much wider price action than gold in panics

>buy silver now
>sell into wave 1
>buy gold when/if it corrects on dollar spike/panic
>hold for recession
ive literally been saying this for years now
shits ez

>>17391385
>a trust in my kid's name
I hope it's not a daughter
that would be pretty cucked

>>17387845

4chan > college

>>17391325
>boy
debatable

>>17391455
>Made a quick mil
I would believe it if you didn't use that phrasing...
ah well give me some cheatcodes anyways

Is that supposed to be Peterson?

>>17391680
>debatable
it's not, you can delude yourself into thinking otherwise, but there is no debate

>>17391628
how will we know its you? literally everyone is going to be buying puts on monday myself included

>>17391680
>Is that supposed to be Peterson?
It's Cenk from TYT you paranoid fucking tranny

>>17391714
>implying I should know who that is
oi
you're a fucking weirdo
keep up the good work

what do you guys think of my portfolio, i just started investing

>1 share S-Sprint
>1 share AGRX-Agile Theraputics (bought on the adv of some day trader on youtuber)
>1 share BAC-Bank of America
>1 share VGI-Virtus Global Multi-Sector income Fund

>shitting on Buffett for being defensive and value oriented (doing what he does best)
Ngmi

>>17391769
who's shitting on buffet?

>>17391785
its bot

>>17391744
ok bud
at least I don't hallucinate my enemies in every image

>>17391785
>>17391769
Oops meant for
>>17391651

>>17391815
I unironically like Peterson though...
it's a pretty distorted pic

>>17391834
my bad
i just saw "1 post" and a seemingly random greentext followed by a ticker

>>17391853
my bad my textual psychoanalysis has failed
disregard previous comments and have a nice day

>>17391863
ngmi isn't a ticker, it's short for "not gonna make it"
>>17391865
fair enough

>>17391886
guess thats what i get for being perpetually b& here for the past year

New to stocks

Should I buy low and sell high or buy high and sell low?

Thanks

>>17391678
Kek pretty much. The amount of knowledge I've amassed studying shitposts in this Indonesian basketweaving site baffles me sometimes

>>17391678
>>17392073
dunning krueger at its fucking finest right here you morons

>>17391764
fucking retarded. you essentially picked shit at random. why?

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>>17392775
based and page 10 pilled

last post!

Someone made this thread, maybe it's the new one:

>>17392794
>>17392794
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>>17392794

>>17392794

>>17392794

Or... is it THIS ONE?!

>>17392791
>>17392791
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