/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Dax down 1% from opening
>Now sub 13k
Today will be another bloodbath, no?

>>17427220
>spce green
>tsla green
All is well.

>>17427220
THIS NIBBA GOT KEKED BY HIS OWN GUT

EVERYONE LAUGH

HE LETS INTERNAL ORGANS BOSS HIM AROUND WHAT A LOOOOOSSEEERRRRR

>>17427241
If Germans pull the same dumb shit they did last time, the Eurozone will disintegrate

>>17427256
>shit they did last time
what last time?

>>17427256

Elaborate please ...

>>17427220
>[YouTube] Warren Buffett Performs the Golden Bull Ritual
I really, really like these improvements you’ve been making

>>17427254
>THIS NIBBA GOT KEKED BY HIS OWN GUT
Unless AMD rises today, no.
>>17427260
1939

>>17427260
>>17427268
With Greece? Germany got one of the biggest debt cancellations in history after WW2, when half their debt got cancelled. When shit hits the fan in 2008 they impose austerity and cuts on Greece and other countries. These countries won’t cope with this shit again.

>>17427272
>1939
Oh no... they’re going to kill off all the healthy young males again? Send them off to die in Putin’s killing fields?
Well the US could use a good conventional war and I’m long LMT!

>>17427220
Hey, do I need to have seen that siscon anime to understand this? Who’s that redhead? Is it satania? I miss gab. Also that one where the girl lives with a yakuza guy and loves ikura.

>>17427305
That pic is from Yuru Camp

>>17427304
germany got debt cancellations because the allies realized their ww1 mistake and didnt want to encourage a 4th reich and ww3

>>17427316
I meant the link but I guess you didn’t customize this edition.

>>17427324
> you didn’t customize this edition.
Not really. People add and drop stuff out of the OP all the time.

>>17427323
So stupid. Think of how cool the US military would be if it just kept fighting conventional warfare against the Europeans.

We warned you to SELL SELL SELL

Dumb fucks

>>17427304

Won't happen this time. Germany kept its export artificially up with that Target2 crap and now this will come crashing down on them. Taking Salvini and the Itals out of the equation bought them some time but that's it. Don't mind it that much, this might kill most of my competition for good ... while I have not much to lose and can sit through the shitshow with my know-how until things improve again.

>NIO up 21% premarket
Did they secure funding or something?

>>17427241

I hope so, I like buying on sale

whats with all the vaccine and virus biotech companies getting 20-30% boosts? like all of them except for 2 have nothing to do with coronavirus. is this a result of redditors literally searching "virus" in robinhood search bars on their iphone XI they bought for $2,300 on credit ?

>>17427400
Don't look at me. I invested in GILD weeks ago when I heard murmurings about its antiviral. And I did it on a cracked Galaxy S7.

>>17427363
Yes
But honestly I do not really to buy that stuff.
Its Chinese, its not profitable and their future looks incredibly bleak.
The only thing they have going for them is the funding of the gouvernment.

Some of you are alright, but TMDX before March 2nd.

>>17427272
AMD is way up premarket today senpai

>>17427220
How realistic is the chance Bernie wins the presidency? Hes got some energy this time and Hillary is out and the dnc doesn't have a front runner yet to oppose Bernie. I do know he underpreformed in new Hampshire primary but still not sure what's going to happen.

>>17427496
He either wins and gets JFK’d or the DNC rigs the primaries and run a shithead. Trump wins in that case

>>17427469
The price when I considered to buy was 50.72. Now its 49.96.
Essentially I dodged a -1.5% bullet desu senpai
>>17427496
Pretty high. Trump will definitely lose against him.

>>17427496
Extremely unlikely, I’m only 30 but I’ve been around long enough to see him get hype and fail multiple times before

>>17427496

They will never let him win, let’s be honest.

Too much money at risk

>>17427467
only if my IBKR account is approved until then

>>17427426
Well i have 100 shares for meme value. Im gonna keep them and see what happens.

>>17427421
I was posting about GILD last week quite often

>>17427514
I’ve also been around long enough to go from Democrat to libertarian to an actual nazi. I voted for Obama, oh how the times have changed.

>>17427400

>whats with all the vaccine and virus biotech companies getting 20-30% boosts?

Plebs thinking a vaccine is a magic wand you can simply pull out of your arse. Coronaviridae would require a vaccine which can trigger very efficient mucosal immune response ... and that is hard to achieve. It did not work properly for SARS or MERS, I doubt they'll find an efficient one for the recent Coronaviridae strain ... either protection does not last long enough to maintain herd immunity or it will only have a rather low chance of protecting the patient from infection.

>>17427426
My wife’s mother manages accounts for high net worth mainland Chinese folks, based on my conversations with her, i am positive that most chinese companies exist solely to be vehicles for laundering money out of country lol.

I posted it about every thread, maybe 4-5 times
Sometimes linked some of the news about remdesivir
any reg saw them and could look into it

>>17427570
The vaccine reactions are quite insane, +15% on going to phase 1.

I like GILD because it's a shorter timeline and defensive anyway

>>17427570
You’re correct. In fact, I had a healthy kid who died earlier today from H1N1 despite being vaccinated. I’m generally pro-vaccine but they aren’t a prophylactic panacea.

>>17427517
Literally the American voter won’t let him win. Yes yes, America is cool electing a wealthy 80+ year old new York loudmouth. But a Jewish socialist? Unironically the voter is now down.

Imagine all the cries of “death panels” and “taking away YOUR insurance” the boomers are going to hear. These people are in their 60’s and 70’s. They’re not gonna do it, and they’re the largest voting block.

>>17427543
>national socialist
Socialists get the fuck out of my country
Reeeeeeeeee
Stocks go up
No unions!!

>>17427572
Preposterous. Some of them exist to put anime on Tesla’s and take money from gatcha addicted China zoomers.

I wonder if there are any insanely cheap deals on cruises because of this. Any chance we’ll get some luxury bargains? Boomers cancelling after totally panicking?

The only part that worries me is that possible renal and leydig damage from corona...

>>17427595
Avg voter is braindead and bernie winning is possible. It's not a high chance though.

>>17427578

>remdesivir

Nucleotide analog prodrug. It mimics a nucleotide, a building block of the virus' genome ... virus infects cell, makes copies of its genome and mistakes the drug (or rather, its metabolized active form) for a genuine nucleotide and incorporates it into the copies of its genetic code, making them non-viable. Problem is that Coronavirus produces its own replication machinery (which is supposed to take the faulty drug nucleotide for a real one) when infecting cells and it has been shown with other viruses that these have a tendency to mutate and become immune to the drug. The virus simply adapts.

insomniac anon here
futures finna bout to open red
say hello to day 2 of the corona chan blood bath

>>17427617
That study is hilarious lol, that’s such a clickbait title.

>>17427639
im excited to see my gold gains come back

>futures green

good, im sick of getting JUSTed

>>17427639
Futures look great, wtf are you smoking?

>>17427633
with flu?
This coronavirus is more stable than flu

Can someone explain what I'm look at here? Why is he using the butterfly here?

>>17427648
>spy fell from 1% to .09% overnight
i like your optimism

>>17427662
>he doesn’t know...
>>17427639
Today is probably a bounce, we’ll see though

>>17427619
Is there a chance you’re confusing the average voter with the average American?

The voter turnout for presidential elections is generally about 50%, a little higher lately. Basically the “average American” votes about half the time. The average voter generally has higher wealth and education then the average American.

Also boomers were 35% of votes cast in the presidential election. Having trouble posting this table:
https://www.pewresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/FT_19.05.20_MillennialVotersUpdate_MoreGenXers_updated.png?w=400

post your favourite coronachan

>>17427679
ruh roh futures at 0 fufufu

>>17427644
Get out while you can anon. I’m positioned for the snap back to reality.

>>17427688
How comes there's no sexy coronachan?

Are there any good lewds?

>>17427702
Humans;
Even a virus will do

would it be too late to buy gold related financial instruments? was looking at buying newmont calls but feel like ive missed the boat

>>17427732
no one in here really knows dude
no one in here wants the responsibility of other's trades when we are guessing

Ask for market sentiment advice. Plus people like you will come in after they follow some random's advice and blame them.

>>17427220
Some anon here shilled me GORO stock few months ago. It went x2 already and I completely forgot about it untill today.

Can someone advise me where I can find this stock, which market/exchange? Im europoor btw.

>NIO pumping

Fucking finally.

>>17427593

In the end they just have to be efficient enough to infer a herd immunity threshold ... not even factoring in that it might simply mutate away.

>>17427661

You mean the resistance mutation? Was shown in a murine CoV, was also shown it negatively impacts replication rate but the virus will easily take that tradeoff if put under evolutionary pressure. Nucleotide analogs might be useful in an ER setting but they won't prevent a theoretical pandemic and might quickly "lose their edge" if we're unlucky.

>Dax and futures free falling
Subarashi

>>17427721
I'm convinced that's why the aliens won't talk to us
They're afraid we'll try to fuck them
And they're right

fuck i want to sell my calls now but they're down -90%.... do I just wait for a reversal?

>Stocks are dumping
>Gold is dumping
>Bonds are dumping
>Crypto is dumping
I guess the only way to win the game is by not playing

>>17427752
wouldnt effect my trade

>>17427778
Back to your wage cage bud. Orders need fulfillment.

>>17427778
Not really, the dollar is "dumping" too

>>17427746
thats a bit too much of a pump dont you think?

>>17427778
you get 1.9% on your cash position in Interactive Brokers

>>17427778
bought a bunch of inverse spy etfs that went nowhere yesterday
idk what i was thinking, the FED will pump this fucking market till it implodes

the week will be red

The only question is how long is this bullshit going to last for
Let's face it, .9% of people dying isn't going to hit Google or Amazon or anyone elses profits that hard in the long run

>>17427813
You were supposed to buy puts on those etfs before the pump, silly.

>>17427783

Glad for you, fren. Just be aware of it in general, pharma really LOVES to hype the products in their pipeline ... while their research depts know damn well that whatever they are working on is quite likely bullshit or at least not nearly as effective as those flipchart managers are communicating. Would say it is safe to ride that train until they actually try using it on patients. ;)

>>17427821
your right 1% of the worlds population dying wouldnt affect anything

>>17427826
there was no pump though... i didnt make or lose shit
well see in 3hours heh
i think corona chan will rape this market in the next quarter though

>>17427857
That’s not going to happen, there is no way you’re over 18 kek

>>17427862
>next quarter
You’re probably right, I agree

>>17427778
by not playing *now*

>>17427835
It's basically the last treatment in current testing in China for it after the hiv ones failed. They've sort of let loose that it's working well.

Where do I get the repo operation nightly update?

Sometimes an anon posts it to remind of us the evils of central banks or something. I just want a hint at the fed’s balance sheet this week.

>>17427702
Gr8 b8 m8
I’d r8 it 8/8

>>>/d/8930951

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to click through because you’ve gotta change channel to chan

>>17427695
corona is a long term problem dude. betting against gold long term is very dumb right now. in a month corona is going to be all over europe and europes economy is going to be affected as the china supply chain issues finally catch up. i warned you about yesterday back during superbowl weekend. i said wait, corona is not over. just think about it logically

any gold drops will be short term at best, like today, tomorrow maybe this weekend. but once news reports start getting wind of confirmed cases and the outbreaks start popping up you are going to see a big change

>>17427732
in my opinion no, this is still early and other people are too dumb and havent fully appreciated the problems corona is goign to cause.

>>17427886
That would be insanely bullish for the market if we actually had a working treatment.

And it’s just a drug that GILD already used for other virus infections? Any idea how effective it is?

Then there’s the problem of how much they have on hand, etc.

Oh boy.

>futures tanking again
Just fucking end it

>>17427778
its the redit market effect. people are idiots and buying up useless biopharm stocks. there are dozens of biotech stocks which are up 30% since yesterday when they should be down 50%

>>17427910
your right

its too sneaky

>>17427821
its not the people dying, its the people refusing to go to work out of fear of getting sick. its the mandatory government quarantines shutting down cities preventing work from getting done.

>>17427944
Economic cost is from the shut downs, tourist decline, restaurant decline, scaling back hours, etc etc etc, supply chains.

Not all of that stuff is "Oh I didn't buy the iphone this month I'll buy it next month"

>>17427937
if todays red can we say recession begins?

its a perfect pandemic disease. highly infectious and transmissible, little to no symptoms for a long incubation period. you have people right now spreading it without even knowing they have anything

>>17427857
Most of that 1% dying would be old people that don't contribute to the economy anyway.

>>17427886

Observe closely. In the end it does not have to work permanently ... enough if someone gets the idea of stocking up on the crap.

>>17427930

Don't know the details of synthesis route but at least theoretically much faster to produce than some bloody vaccine.

>>17427244
>Markets have a bad day because of nervous nellies over bugman virus
>Part of the herd stampedes off cliff, like they always do
>'OMG IT"S HABBENING, MY FAKE INTERNET COINS WILL SAVE EVERYONE"
>Market recovers by closing
>Futures slightly down

"B-but, our habbening/economic disaster! Next time, for sure!"

Never change, /biz

>>17427951
just imagine how good next years numbers are going to be

>>17427961
yes but the fear

>>17427966
its not recovering

>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOT MY HECKIN BOOGALOORINO

>>17427966
>SPCE green
>Market green
Ok

What we are looking for model wise

It seems that we have a 4-5 week lag on cluster outbreak to detection in most countries excluding Singapore/Hong Kong who are very aggressive.

This means an outbreak is spotted when people start dying or ICUs fill up unexpectedly. This is far along in a cluster and means thousands of cases potentially. The R0 that entire 4 weeks or so was very high because people did not take precautions.

This is shown: Japan, Korea, Italy, Iran

If another country is a week or two weeks behind those we will see something similar. All the sudden the doubling of cases hits some deaths and a hospital is facing 5-6 dying patients and more in serious.

we will not see a ramp up: 1->2->3->5 like in Singapore with excellent prep

USA has done 400 tests, has faulty tests, and a huge problem with testing in general. The planned "wide net" testing never even begun and most hospitals do not have tests.

California, Nebraska and Illinois are the only U.S. states that can currently test for coronavirus, the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) told Reuters on Friday.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) last week said some of the testing kits sent to U.S. states and at least 30 countries produced “inconclusive” results due to a flawed component.

In other WORDS

USA is facing a
>5 weeks into transmission we get a death and then we uncover a 2000 person cluster

>>17427999
he has spoken

>last night
>"Futures are up! We're saved!"
>look at futures this morning

lmao glad i got out yesterday. how's everybody doing this fine tuesday morning? who's good and who's fucked currently?

>>17427951
how is ecommerce going to make sales if 90% of inventory comes from china where factories arent running and cities are under military lockdown?

those amazon iphones arent being made right now, once current inventory sells there wont be any sales until the chinese sweatshops start up again. and they cant start up until the chinese slave miners start up. and they cant start up until the chinese state agriculture starts up.

how are the phones going to be built if the factories are closed? or the factories for the raw materials? or the bakeries who make the noodles for the workers at the factories? you havent spent much time on twitter have you. im not saying its the next bubonic plague but this shit is definitely going to affect the economy for months as it ramps up. containment failed already. we have thousands of people in the US right now who traveled from china since early february and are possible carriers

Who here /sips/ while they trade

>>17428004
spce is probably only green because of an earnings call today, which makes no sense because everyone knows they havent earned shit. the people driving spce up are irrational unknowledgeable reditors.

>>17428011
So AGAIN

IT IS NONLINEAR PREDICTIBILITY

Especially because of superspreaders

MARKET WILL BEHAVE LINEARLY

>Less cases today - It's over, buy buy buy
>500 cases 5 deaths uncovered in new country sell sell sell

UNDERSTAND THIS THIS IS KEY
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY KEY FOR WINNING

>>17428034
So market is going up today?

>>17428034
so Yes

In ideal world cases grow smoothly-ish and tracking case numbers should tell you something

in real world it's messy. A cluster will be uncovered after 3-4 weeks and reveal a large outbreak (Italy, Japan, Korea, Iran)

It's not going to be this shit where you look at a graph of cases leveling out and buy. It's going to be very very tough to predict this, both positively or negatively.

>>17428043
I'm saying the unpredictability of this is incredible.

China can easily have a new bump of increasing R0 once they lower restrictions. As was common in prior pandemics with heavy quarantine attempts

>>17428055
What’s the Talebian approach to profit off of all this volatility anon?

>>17427812
must be nice to not be european and not get fucking negative interest rates

>>17428071
I already have my strategy ongoing. But yes OTMs are not a bad idea both ways. I actually did buy some OTM calls yesterday but it was a niche play I didn't want to share.

>>17428071
Sell a book promising to explain how to profit off of all this volatility.

>>17428080
S-Share it with me anon, I promise it will be our little secret

>>17427957
the last one never ended, retard.

>>17428095
I'l share some

GILD Long 60%+ portfolio
PUTS in general, was 10% but higher after yesterday, mostly concentrated outside USA in EU and ASIA

Can't share my other long but it's a not huge %

The "shape" of the portfolio is basically cheating right now in regards to how gilead behaves. It was heavily undervalued when I went into it.

>>17428115
Christ book some profits in gild if you’re that heavily allocated.

>>17427957
>>17428112

>>17428124
that's not how you play this game. you play edges

Even my NOKIA is going down, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>17428138
learn how to scale out. you should be booking at least 1/3 but more likely 1/2 profits at some point, letting the rest ride with a stop loss at break even. learn from me, i didn't do that and i went from over 20% gains in AMD last week to 2% gains when i sold in the premarket yesterday after the market crash. don't let that happen to you.

>Bullish positions down
>Bearish hedges down
I'm in hell

got out of 95% of my positions yesterday having lost 3.7%. Waiting to see if that was foolish or not.

>>17428233
narrator:
>it was

I bought Silver 2 years ago and I can give two shits about waiting any longer. I can sell my silver to break even and never have to think about it again, or should I just sit on it like I was going to do till doomsday?

>tfw forgot to cancel some old buy orders
>tfw it went through
mfw

>>17428233
Probably a smart move anon keep some safe bets but get out with the regular-risky stuff i think this one might be a 2-day doozy. Until some positive news about the virus comes out i'd play it safe

So now that the dust has settled, can we all agree that it’s time to hunker down for another big drop today?

>>17428244
narrator 2:
>or was monday a dead cat bounce

>>17428256
Choppy day but probably green I'd imagine after the last 3 trading days. The buy the dip phenom is still very strong.

>>17428249
>tfw this happened with tmdx order

>>17428249
Yeah this has been happening an awful lot with me lately, kind of screwing me over.

>>17428233
it was probably a good idea since thursday of last week.

>>17428251
>>17428256
This is the current plan, until some positive news surfaces. Market has been hard to read, but do not count on the MSM for your prompt. By the time it's hit the MSM it's for historical interest only.

Those saying the market is behaving boomer tier or w/ double digit IQs probably see it appearing to follow the MSM.

With reference to my learned friend >>17428287, by Friday the market was already pricing real economic risk in. Weekend the MSM turned that to fear and the rest is what you see here.

BUY AND HOLD KO FOREVER

Sunesis breaking $1 this week seems very plausible after that Friday and then Monday.

>>17428299
it still bothers me that some people don't respect TA and think it's just "astrology" or "reading the tea leaves" or whatever bullshit. i mean ffs, at a bare minimum use it as a general guide. at a bare minimum have a medium-to-long term moving average of your choice as a general bullish or bearish point of reference, they aren't "magic lines" it's literally what price is doing on average.

>>17428319
Taleb says TA is horseshit

>>17428308
When is a good time to sell you think?

>people assuming the virus isnt priced in
>literal non-stop fear mongering for the last month

We wont even dip below 26k, the only people that havent priced in coronavirus are a small minority of retail traders, and those fags cant move a market

>>17428334
Yeah it's priced in until the end of the week when the panic comes back and they have to re-price it in

I find this coronavirus interesting. It's weird that there still is no consensus on how harmful it actually is. I don't think we should underestimate or laugh off the potential economic effects. but it would be arrogant to think that I know more than the rest of the market about this virus, so i will continue buying whenever i get cash available.

>>17428319
>>17428327
It's a trinity:
Respect TA. The Walk is not so random.
Respect Fundamentals. Speculators ultimately do not sell products or distribute services.
Respect Current Events. You can't change those.

None of these considerations can assist a trader alone.

My method starts with TA, pays respects to the Fundamentals, and is clued in to non MSM sources. Then it's all discipline.

>>17428360
There is a consensus you have 50 million retards posting about it without any DD

>>17428355
>tfw repricing it in for the next 2 years

>>17428328
Never, imho. But if you must sell, wait until after the 400mg data.

>>17428366
>All this effort to be 51% right
>And then you still have to trade it correctly

Oh no no no TAST bros we got too cocky!!

>>17428319
Seems like all those supports and things easily get smashed right through when things like this happen. And despite how good those V and MA charts looked I’m about to get fucked.

I do like seeing how the market likes to fill gaps, but that’s also sort of just a function of markets having a tendency to move both up and down over time.

>>17428383
>would not put effort in for his OWN money

Hooooooly shit
MNK anon I hope you didn’t sell

>>17428360
Very sensible play.

I decided in early 2020 to really Play this game. I was passive all 2019, but kept up with market closely.

This year though it just dawned on me to really play and go with what ideas I came up with. No fear play it.

I've not done completely yolo plays though. I want to see if I can beat the market consistently as it would be a nice check on some things I hypothesize.

It's pretty interesting in the fact I have basically not read a book. Don't know how to read finances.

For instance I am 60%+ portfolio (calls and stock) in GILD but I moved into that position without knowing: PE, it had a dividend, or any other typical thing.

It's quite interesting how it's all working out so far this year. Of course: This time frame is too small to judge consistency and meaningless.

>>17428397
Prove youre better than your dog first

>>17427959
But the patho of it isn't that bad, the virus doesn't actually do anything that is particularly dangerous unlike say a hemorrhagic fever such as ebola.

>s-surely this time is the recession

Hey /smg/, are there companies whose share price would directly benefit from trouble in China?

>>17428334
Sorry but what is priced in exactly? Chinese shut down? What about the imminent European shut down? South American shut down?

>>17428269
RIP, I'm sorry anon. Small caps suffer hard when the market dumps. If it's any consolation, I don't see it getting much lower than it is now lol. I would at least wait until the earnings hype or something to dump it if your bags are too heavy.

>>17428420
Silly anon, dogs don't trade stocks

>>17428436
Nothing that hasn't been considered already. You'd be better off just buying cheap bulk shipping and tanking stocks and waiting until shipping resumes.

Yes I am shilling SALT and STNG right now.

>>17428420
Are you waiting for somebody to ask how a dog can trade stocks and then you whip out your trivia Wikipedia link and feel smart or is this just the autism? Either way, I like you, doganon.

I have my put on APPL today still making money, should i close it ? expiration march

>>17428460
>He doesnt know

Theyre the best investors of all time, they picked humans as their masters and it is this relationship that brought man into the future we live in today, dogs had nothing, were capable of nothing, but knew how the fuck to buy and hold, theyre still capable of nothing, but they have just about everything.

>>17428474
No im just being a dick desu

I think we can do better at not taking things personal, especially regarding our intellects

>>17428488
they engineering the coronavirus to make chinks respect animals. The end of wild markets will lead to more corporatized agriculture and eventually chinks wont get desensitized to animal death like they are now.

>>17428488
Evidently

Simulation theory +1 point

https://twitter.com/BNODesk/status/1232276183305400320

>>17428500
Yes just having a laf anon, much love.

>>17428502
All part of the plan

Warren Buffet is secretly a coonhound/belgium malinois mix

>>17428518
Affectiveness against Caucasians confirmed.

>>17428500
Based. I agree actually, 12 years ago I would never of typed a reply longer than "no u" but lately I've been getting annoyed and typing out longwinded responses. I gotta return to my roots, brahs.

>>17428538
...pun intended. bet he's sad

>>17428518
Everyone in that room has it now!

>>17428547
no u <3

>>17428552
Iran's collapse when?

>>17427743
Anyone?

>>17428552
imagine the horrible horrible results if this got out in congress

>CURE FOUND
>FORSYTHIA

>>17428518
Why? We all know iranians goes around kissing each other, he probably greeted the infected and made sure to shake their hands on camera to make things look okay. Maybe they can use the advanced space suit with a zipper as hazmat suits

>>17427220
>tfw moved my HSA to 80% cash last week

*COCKADOODLEDOO*
Good morning fellow degenerate gamblers! What's on the menu this fine Tuesday morning for breakfast?

>>17428696
Panic, apparently

Guys, I need a career. I have no purpose or meaning in my life right now and everywhere I turn shit just seems pointless. Any idea for something with a purpose online?

>>17428725
Stocks

>>17427220
and just like that everything went back to normal. A day of panic that was nothing but just another overreaction of the market. All the people that bought dips yesterday today they are waking up to big gains, meanwhile I couldn't do shit. All my money already was in stocks that went down considerably, so I couldn't do anything else but to hold the bags.

>>17428696
Just kick back and watch as it all burns.
The way I see it, I can sell everything at a loss and sit and watch the chaos unfold or I can just leave my positions to cook until the market rebounds at some point in the future. I feel for people who do this shit to earn a living though.

I hear real estate is at the tippy top in america right now

But PEAK, COLD, and MAA look like extremely good buy and holds

Anyone care to disagree? Its not like id have a well managed portfolio anyways so i wouldnt end up getting these, im a mere degenerate gambler... BUT IF I WERE A RESPONSIBLE PERSON I would want 10% of my portfolio to be in these 3

>>17428696
KO IS GOING FULL FORCE

>>17427220
Fak it's bouncing back. Did I sell the bottom anons?

>>17428812
What part of buy the fear do you not understand

could we please just like... not recover today?

>>17428031
It worked for TSLA.

>>17428824
My only puts are SPCE and GILD(ive got calls for both, too)

So today should be all laughs for me

>>17428824
What happened, anon? You can tell me x

>>17428765
Bro just be happy you weren't one of those retards selling the dip. I'm more than happy breaking even considering I'm down 300 fucking dollars since Thursday.

Daily reminder to buy options at MINIMUM 60 days out

>Dax has almost fully recovered
Fuck yes.

OH NO NO NO FUTURES IS DROPPING AGAIN

>>17428696
SNSS

Heres what im workin with going into market open

Thats total gain/loss %

Up 29% over 3 months, up 11% this month

Im not the best, in fact im delusional and lazy and uneducated, but ive made huge progress from 2 years ago

>>17428850
Are you telling me the distinct downward trend which, in the last 5 mins, happened to kiss 13k on the upswing is a full recovery for you, in light of Friday's price?

I sold the dip of spyx. I am no so smart. Should I buy back right away. Please HALP. Wat dooooooo?

>>17428898
I guess i forgot to ask, what would you do differently with that 7 grand?

>>17428898
the only measure is success. fuck egg heads with no results. do your thing.

>>17427496
Bernie gets most delegates but due to the numbers running he doesnt get majority forcing a reshuffle of delegates which then gives Warren or Biden majority. They dont want Bernie and the system Is rigged in such a way that they can manipulate him out.

AMDchads rejoice

SPCE is retarded and makes zero sense.

>mfw I have SNSS and NIO calls

>>17428835
i scaled back into some stocks yesterday, so if we recover i'll hate myself for not buying more

It's 0813 where I live and I am sitting in my bed fantasizing about a complete reversal of yesterday's dump. I bought so many puts on inverse leveraged ETFs and gold. I genuinely cannot wait for even the smallest of market pumps.

>>17428952
It was the obvious low attention span continuation of the TSLA mania, I might sell my put

>>17428971
holy fuck that gif lmfao.

>>17428938
What about super delegates? How does that work? Isn't that the "controversial" part in the US election stuff?

God, if MFC shoots back up this week I will be so happy.

>>17428305
>>17428809

So, who bought SHAK?

>>17428984
most Chinese would have just driven right into the flood

>>17428846
>buying options
>laughingjabba.jpeg

>>17428895
SNSS almost 1 dollaridoo.

I'm not advocating for any of you to buy, but I've been holding EKSO since .36 and its finnally making a move and this is only premarket. Hopefully we see a bigger move today

>>17429018
im never opposed to natural selection

>>17429037
Correct me if im wrong but you have to have something before you can sell that something

>>17429018
And as soon as it would touch the the flood it would also burst into flames.

>>17429079
this man knows his Chinese traffic cams

Sorry guys. It's stil miss priced. Markets are too high.

oof
Where is SHAK anon?

Who's getting fucked today, bears or bulls?

>>17429076
>buying options
>laughingjabba.gif
>laughingkowakianmonkeylizard.mp4
>not buying real hard shares and stocks

No bears, no bulls, go slug!

>>17429106
Bulls will win out today, but I'm going to slowly switch to a bearish position while the market is cooling off.

>>17428725
learn to code, unironically

This market is so fucking gay.

DDD earnings tomorrow night
SSYS earnings at the same time

3D printing big night if anyone is interested. Not predicting long/short especially in this environment. I like DDD long-term

>>17429106
Supply chains disruptions are going to really fuck the market for the next few weeks. Markets probably going to get hit bad in mid-late March. Be careful.

>>17429087
China is where Michael Bay got his inspiration from.

The amount of clips I have seen of people exploding, run over, squished, burst into flames, electrocuted, drowned, eaten, rotting, falling are uncountable.

This is probably part and parcel of living in a dystopian hive collective a la China.

>>17429157
have bulk carrier stock been getting JUSTed lately?

>>17429093
their food is shitty and overpriced, how did it even get over $20?

I bought $1000 of SQQQ yesterday so there will be a bull run today

>>17429145
I'm a long term buy and hold with an eye for the future (love my IRBO), will look into it. Thanks.

Who here in VWRL?

>>17429183

>>17429089
you retarded bear dont get it, do you?
there is no more misspricing, this is the retard decade it'll only go up no matter what

>>17429171
So that's why he included the unrelated China scene in Pearl Harbour

What am I supposed to do with SUMR? I'm still holding from $1.13 after that anon suggested it a while back.

At the press conference on Friday, Xu said in vitro tests of remdesivir so far have shown a “very good inhibiting effect” on the coronavirus, but added: “I am waiting for the results [of the clinical trials] just like everybody else; I don’t know more than anyone else does”.
The vice-minister added that Chinese authorities have been in touch with Gilead. “If the drug works well, putting the interest of the people as the priority, we will work with Gilead to find an appropriate way to supply the medicine,” he said.

KO calls or GME puts?

>>17429174
some have, some havent. air transport will. lots of companies with earnings in the next couple of weeks. that virus wont burn out in china till at least april. the drops in the market in the last week are just the beginning.

>>17429157
try months. these next 2 Q's are a write off at this point. if this keeps going/hits different countries, etc., it could lead into 3/4Q. World leaders dropped the ball on this. They thought it was a nothingburger and would fade away, but now due to lack of action they've basically shit on the world economy through negligence.

>>17428246
Sell the useless shillmetal and get into equities while you can.

>>17429226
i dont think GILD will be effective (just my hunch), MRNA has apparently submitted their vaccine for clinical trials already. look into that.

>>17429277
true but the big drop will happen in March. 100%

>>17429226
>China number one

>>17429277
what a surprise, pothead has shit taste in women

>>17429277
or they know the short term hit to economy is nothing compared to getting rid of retirees and the old. So on their face taking harsh quarantine and other measures but botching effective wide-net screening so it spreads and becomes uncontrollable, at which point they can give up but have shown a strong response. With the ultimate goal long-term economic strength via fixing demographic pyramids by introducing a new endemic old-people killer.

>>17429289
SHA: 688166
Brightgene is the chinese company stockpiling it.

I tried to panic sell vtsax yesterday vg was slow and it didn't go through. I just cancelled the sell order. Gonna wait for bounce then sell.

Spce put going to make so much money this week.

>>17429295
yes, agreed the big drop will most likely be this month
>>17429311
i can agree with this too. seem like it was a manufactured event to lighten the planetary load.

>>17429340
Yeah I can imagine a situation with it being a competitive advantage to take this disease in, but widely unpopular.

>>17429322
thanks will take a read

>>17429289
Coronavirus is probably EZ mode as fuck when it comes to developing treatments and vaccines

MRNA
>vaccine submitted
>6.7b market cap
>earnings tomorrow

Could swing 20% more this week

>>17429348
especially since theres going to be a massive influx of boomers retiring within these new fews years. the need to cater to these people for 20 years as they use up resources isnt favourable in the long-term when were starting to realize shits running low. the boomer population is also the dumbest in terms of being aware of these kind of events taking place.

this whole event made me realize i need to properly start preparing for future events like this. im going to really start looking into getting a cottage somewhere out of a city centre and then work on it to create a perfect get-away that i can go to for a few months in cases like this. because i can see this kind of shit happening more frequently with some countries developing viruses to kill off certain people by targeting specific genomes.

Morning /smg/, just curious do you guys have any other side hustles to make some capital?
Also, any morning routines?

>>17429404
wish i had known they were EVEN WORKING ON ONE WHAT THE FUCK

>>17427241
>*planned- economy-plunge-protection team teleports behind you*
>injects another few billion extra printed dollars into the economy
Heh, nothing personal kid; Who is going to stop us??

Green day

Few are patient enough to let this slide another few points, people want to jump back in for the recovery and frankly the worst is behind us so there is less risk of another major correction until the weekend when fear rises again

>>17429427
i sell stuff on ebay, if i wasnt so fucking lazy i could make 30k a month doing it but instead i dont even have anything listed right now

And when my license isnt suspended i like to deliver chinese food, usually make $100 in 3 or so hours doing that

And also im a degenerate gambler

Oh yeah, all my friends are contractors so if i ever actually need money i can make a cool $1000 doin a job with any of them because theyre top lads and pay me as they pay themselves

Usually i just sit at home and play with my dick though, i live with family and have no bills

Every once and a while i get manic for a couple months and make a fuckload of money working like 100 hours a week

Bosses are for schmucks

>COCP

$5 EOW

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/25/us-plans-trial-of-gilead-coronavirus-drug-remdesivir.html

breakin

Transaction taxes, transaction fees and ownership transfer fees make me want to kill myself.

How would you Robinhood guys invest if every purchase cost 15 bucks minimum? Buy SPY once a quarter?

finally broke even but yesterday was such a huge missed opportunity to not just break even today but to actually make a shit ton of money... I'm trying to look at the bright side, you, at least I didn't lose any money but at the same time I'm so disappointed. Yesterday was the perfect storm....

MNRA
COCP
GILD
PLNT
MSFT
AMD
PEAK
MAA
COLD
AWK
WM
DE

These are the toys you play with, kiddos. Theres like 20 other toys but I didnt feel like mentioning them.

>>17429553
minimum positions of $3000 :/ its almost like a poorfag filter or something

>>17427220
Finally broke even but yesterday was such a huge missed opportunity to not just break even today but to actually make a shit ton of money... I'm trying to look at the bright side, you know, at least I didn't lose any money but at the same time I'm so disappointed. Yesterday was a perfect storm....

>>17429578
which ones would you buy call options for? all of them?

Am I man enough to hold my SPXS through opening today /biz/?

>>17429596
AMD

>>17429596
Id buy calls for the first 2 I listed, long the rest

>>17429553
>How would you Robinhood guys invest if every purchase cost 15 bucks minimum?
Invest $1500 in a company minimum.

>>17428287
now post the 50SMA

>tfw tupperware getting JUSTed beyond belief

mums around the world are quite distressed right now

>>17429553
wealthsimple is pretty basic but no fee's.

You will all bleed again soon.

>>17429673
let's hope so

>>17429673
BLEED LIKE YOUR MUMS VAGINA!

>>17429673
Fag go back to r*ddit or stocktwats with your cheerleader-esque behavior we try to be objective here

Ya'll getting KEKED soon.
RED RED RED RED.

THE MARKETS ARE ABOUT TO DO A THING
GET IN HERE QUICK

How do I invest in lolis

>>17429707
What do you mean?!

>>17429707
TIME TO DO A BUSINESS!

AMD CHADS RYZEN THE FUCK UP

>>17429716
I don't know! But I can feel it's energy.

>>17429008
AAAAAAAA

Can we push the open off like another 15 minutes? I want to get breakfast.

Oh cool amd is going back up

... what? you didn't actually think we were going to recession did you? lmao @ your life

>>17429758
Ive got 2 dogs each roughly 100lbs, they know multiple tricks and ive got an interface that buys or sells via electric bark collar, im about to release the catalyst(a cat) between them both

Im fucking ready

>he didn't buy yesterday

>>17429778
>being so short sighted you think a blip up means recession cancelled

>>17429786
>be me
>read that post

The pure genius. Amadeus up in this bitch.

5 minutes

>>17429798
I bought more GORO

though honestly I would probably make more money buying actual gold instead.

FIVE MINUTES AHHHHHHHH

>>17429800
>nothing dubs
kek once again takes my side. recession cancelled, coronavirus is cured with monolaurin and ascorbic acid encapsulated in liposomes. go home and stay comfy everyone.

Can someone explain how trading pre-market and after hours works? The jews keep stealing money from me this way.

>>17429821
Do you actually credit spread?
Or no?

If so what have you don't that made the most roi ??

>>17429798
We’ll see fren

3

>>17429834
>the goyim doesn't know

Perfect.

>just before the market opens
>the absolute need to unload a lumber mill of shit hits

FFFUUUUUUU

>>17429851
>>17429851
>>17429851
>>17429851

>>17429834
It's a limited market that only limited brokers sell during

If open is 2 billion buyers and sellers, extended hours is like 10 million

I don't know the actual figures, just an example

>>17429843
My ID stands for
Fuck the market one day all exit to cash

>sleep for 3 hours
>futies still up when I awake
nice :3

>>17429839
with spreads im usually going for 50% of my trade

STOP IT JAPAN

NEW: Japanese woman who was allowed to leave Diamond Princess cruise ship after quarantine has tested positive for coronavirus - NHK

>huge buy spike in MRNA
you cunts

Pretty big development

AMRS is starting to sell 'the holy grail' sugar substitute on Amazon.
Apparently its almost identical to sugar without being sugar, even keto friendly somehow.

>nabbed 366% on my NIo calls.

I'm happy. Learned not to be greedy anymore.

TMDX is back baybeee. Based institutional investors.

>>17429933
very good. dropping greed is a huge improvement

Shorting this market, with no survivors.

>>17429884
Been waiting about 3 years to put a big position in amrs. Now might be the time for me.

>>17429356
It’s not you retard. Learn about mucosoids

>>17427353
I took your advice and sold everything
We're fucked, the collapse is happening

>>17429969
been burned by holding too long before, tired of it.

Oh ffffffffffffffffuuuuuu

Coronavirus is a bioweapon. REPO wasnt to pump the market, it was to prop it up for the Chinese collapse. They are buying the fuck out of SPY and QQQ.

>>17429356
>2002
>SARS outbreak
>scientists say vaccine will take 5-10 years to create
>18 years later
>still no vaccine
What did they mean by this?

>>17430221

>What did they mean by this?

Well, mucosal immunity is damn hard to trigger ... there won't be an efficient vaccine for this type of virus. Btw, just heard from colleague they locked down the barracks next door. Nobody gets in or out anymore.

t. Austrian

>>17430166

>bioweapon

Doubt it btw ... if artificial it rather is an "escaped" research strain. Doesn't matter anymore at this point.

>>17429145
I bought at the dip yesterday, had my eye on this stock for a while but it's volatile city. The dip was too tempting though. small position, but if it pays after the earnings report, It should be a lovely pump&dump. not so keen on the long term with this one.

>>17429226
it's no longer about the virus. it's the draconian measures governments are implementing to contain it. That's what will cause real damage.

Sold everything cya at bottom, you should do the same

>>17428377
any idea when the 400 mg data will be presented?