/biz/ - Business & Finance

Did you buy the dip?

>>21872313
Yeah I'm not really into boomer stocks right now; I don't know why I got the urge to get F, guess I just needed to be talked out of it.

Biden!

>>21872353
>Your real world example is Great but it's not a reflection of the real world.

I got a different brand because I wanted organic btw. So it came out a little more. Go ahead and keep explaining to me how my milk almost double in price but my wages "REALLY" kept up with inflation. I don't have the luxury of ordering a gallon of milk from a Walmart located on the middle of Kansas.

Is there any good reason why I shouldn't put a small portion of my long term portfolio (10-20 yrs) into real estate? Seems pretty cheap all things considering, are we really going to go much lower than this?

>>21872656
Buying luxury milk is keeping you poor. Stop crying about it.

>>21872656
>why is milk so expensive
>organic amish goat milk

Bless the anon that posted The Wheel video. I plan on using that advice soon.

Just bought $8 October calls on GE

>>21872720
>>21872727
If you looked in the last thread, this only came out to $1 more than the non-organic generic milk. By that point, why not spend an extra buck?

>tfw close to BUYING a site blocker because can't stay off /smg/

bros wtf..

Lci gonna move another 5-10% tomorrow and dump on earnings. Swing it and buy puts at the top. Easy money every quarter,

>>21872814
>tfw no gf

Not bad at all

>>21872588
what dip?!

>>21872576
Shill me a +10% fof tomorrow and be blessed with good gains

to that retard who posted CUNY but didn't include a source i have your IP address
Also who /CRM/ here? WTFWT?

>>21872837
>eMagin
Sell me on this pun-based company

>>21872837
Do you think RLFTF will get approval?

>>21872860
Shll

>>21872637
LMAO

>>21872855
on AAPL and TSLA. it's probably the last one you'll get, sorry you missed out.

>>21872896
VR chat and Cool new EV interace for the pilot... I mean driver... yeah... driver interfaces of the future and vr chat.

>>21872896
Nevermind I went ahead and bought a few shares, why not

>>21872801
Where do you live? Just curious because I’ve only seen food prices that high in small mountain towns/ski towns. I just bought a gallon of milk from my local grocery store for $2.13 here in SLC.

>>21872637
what is he going to replace them with? reparations for slavery?

>>21872896
>makes mini oled screens for military, helicopters and night vision and shit
>lots of military contracts
>very good technology
>very good Financials
>multiple government awards this year
>stepping into the consumer market
>two emagin high level engineers went to go work for Apple

It only has one way to go. Been holding since .45

>>21872905
I fucking hope so man. I threw 700 dollars at it when it was .24 . That would be fucking awesome if this shit actually rockets.

>>21872946
might drop again tomorrow at open and crab. won't pump until Thurs/Wed AH

>>21872308
>so you just go abroad and fuck around on her with broads from fetish sites? Do you know shit about bdsm and shibari ahead of time or something, or just find the hottest girls and pretend you're into whatever they're into?
To answer this anon's question, I got into it in my first ever relationship back in highschool. After 50 shades of grey it's hard to find a woman these days not into the stuff. Just get some books on shibari and I recommend bamboo and silk rope blend that is nice and smooth enough but it will cause like rug burn if you aren't careful and pull it off to fast (silk rope has a tendency to do that). I recommend learning to be dominant and kind of building an established profile, with pics of your toys, rope, and sexual exploits. Even among the fetish sites life is still a popularity contest and you are more likely to get replies with an established profile.

>>21872979
maybe, maybe not. i got in early last week so im sitting comfy.

>>21872954
Word I'm counting on their extreme success, and yours

>>21872977
Thanks for further context desu

>>21872977
I bought €500 of RLF.SW at €0.12. Sold all at €0.66 but thinking of getting back in

>>21872637
Can you imagine if every American was basically given a pension and it was adjusted for inflation?
Meaning no matter if you have a job or not as long as you've been here at least 5 years and paid taxes you have a guaranteed retirement fund

>>21872576
Buy oil

Made $400 off of FCEL today. Wasn't really that much relative to what I invested in it but I'll take it. Im not sure what I'm targeting next. Put money into INSG today. I keep on missing the CLSK dip.
>>21872825
Being single and having casual sex is the real chad move. Relationships can be an extremely boring chore, and the sex gets old after about half a year. You begin to realize that its cool to be with a girl who is not only your friend but lover, but you biology will always want you to keep on hunting for the next woman, and that urge will never go away.

>>21873011

so many news this week with TSM's symposium but the market doesn't give a shit about market news despite how incredibly optimistic its future prospects are

what the fuck lol
like I happily averaged up at these prices but still hurts to see when my TQQQ portion continues to rise steadily instead of crabbing. FUCK. I guess i guess i should have ""diversified"" into AMD too.

does it make sense to own both SOXL and TQQQ? Though I'm probably risking too much into leveraged shit at this point, i should just do SOXX instead

give me something to watch while i eat bbq, finance related or not, and i'll tell you what to buy next

>>21873146
pic related
TSM has plans to do 2 nm in 2024 when Intel can only *hope* to get 7 nm in 2023. Nevere mind Samsung still having issues getting volume production on 5 nm (and their 7 nm being weaker than TSM's 7 nm)

When the SHLL merger finally happens how much notice will they give? A day, a week, an hour? I have 410 shares of SHLL and will call out of my wagie job so I can sell at the top.

>>21872946
>Money doesn’t clear my account until tomorrow morning

>>21873156
The internet Historian on Youtube

>>21873223
>>21873156
based as fuck, watch The Varus and The Varus 2

>>21872876

CRM here. Bought at $187 6 shares a month ago. 30% returns in a moment on that. Fuck if only I traded options like a real man

>>21873156
HalfAsInteresting has a lot of funny edutainment videos about fascinating topics.

>>21873156
Watch Fargo. The tv show not the movie. It's fucking great.
So give me some tips. I'm new to this. I only got about 2000 to work with...

>>21873146
TSM is the future. People don't seem to understand how fucking YUUUGE their yields are going to be.

Who slow and steady comfy returns here?

NASDAQ and NASDAQ futures are getting dangerously close to 12,000... there will be a ton of resistance, nonetheless. Remember to always take some profits guys..

>>21873156
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj8rMwdQf6k
36:30 and onward. This speech was made in 2006. It feels like somebody is explaining 2008 to us from 2015 instead.

First for horsie swingies roping themselves

>>21873312
How many years is that? My portfolio looks the same, invested from about 2014.

>>21873243
Yes, Yes indeedy I wrote grafitti

This guy is honestly a historian. There's documentaries, then there's capturing the actual context of things. I wish him success in his field of choice

>>21873295
>don't buy shitty stuff
>don't panic sell when your down a few percent one day.

>>21873338
what's wrong with swinging the horse? do you think it's not going to drop back to $15 again?

>>21873341
technically from oct 2016 but most of the 10k ive put in RH was added within the last 12 months and 70% of the gains I've made are in the past 12 months.

>>21873263
Been sleeping on it for a while and it only got my attention because of the news and earnings
A 250 call for October is about 1.80 a contract cant lose on this anon

>>21873060
I doubt that is what he is proposing.

Tqqq and goog looking good ah

>>21873069
but they're bad for the environment!

>>21873373
Horsie is now 18 and never dropping again. Ever.

HERE WE GOOOOOOOOOOOO

>AAPL +0.20 AH
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>21873452

It’ll be back under $16 tomorrow.

Remember to take some profits. NASDAQ green volume is decreasing every week. The longest NASDAQ bullrun in the past year has been the 10 weeks after the trade war in 2018/2019. We're at 5 weeks. So I'm not saying take profits NOW but just be weary from now on..

>>21872905
some old dude buying dollar scratchers at the beer store told me to invest in RLFTF so I don’t think it will happen

of course I bought some shares immediately though

>>21872171
Ford is cheaper now than it was when I randomly decided to buy it in 2014. Absolute turd of a car company.
THEY HAD TO CUT THEIR ENTIRE SEDAN LINEUP IN NORTH AMERICA BECAUSE NO ONE BOUGHT THAT SHIT
Name one reason why Ford would capture any new market share when they have already lost so much and Ram is killing them in Pick Up game and Tesla will kill them in the EV game.
Name one reason to buy a Ford Ranger when you can get a Toyota Tacoma. Name one Reason to get an F150 when you can get a Ram.
Ford is trash. Their performance car the Mustang is a piece of shit that's two most common failure points are the engine and transmission

TQQQ split when?

>>21873502
Guess you'll be buying back in at 16.50 this time around mate

>>21873295
buy tsm and don't sell it
if you wanna trade around and figure things out for yourself, have some fun, get to know yourself and learn to be a better gambler
check cnbc just for headlines, watch the 10y yield and the price of oil, pay attention to how certain things move the markets (news about china, news about vaccines, trump tweets), and remember that if you fuck with options as a beginner then you're going to be wrong even when you're right
find a mentor to watch, ie, gregory mannarino or peter schiff, just find someone with a lot of experience who you think you could learn something from if you listen to often
but accumulate tsm and do not sell it

>>21873421
if the fed can drop trillions of dollars to prevent the economy from crashing im optimistic that tax money can be funneled into a national pension plan for Americans in which the fed probably just buys up a shitton of money market funds and pumps it a few time a year to ensure gains
But nothing is really possible since as soon as they get trump out Republicans are probably going to roadblock biden for a majority of his term
But I think a big retirement trust fund that's not social security for Americans that's tax free and available for all us nationalized burgers isn't that far off of a dream

>>21872637
Unironically to fight deflation and keep the stock market pumping they should just grant every citizen shares of SPY at birth and start paying people in shares and equity instead of cash.

Why don't I ever see Xiaomi's stock mentioned here?

>>21873519
anyone long should be ready for pullbacks. It's not a big deal. At some point you shift from optimizing every 1% move to trying to get long term returns. In that case you ignore the pullbacks and relax because timing it is random.

>>21873367
What stuff specifically? My dad was telling me to invest in oil right now. Thoughts?

>>21873519
we still have months until a vaccine is out and people really return to normalcy in consumer behaviors.

meanwhile businesses that are still operating have all indicated IT software investments/upgrades is what they're focused on in this period of lower business volume.

NASDAQ will still outperform till September-October. We have 4-7 more weeks that we can ride it

I'm finna say it

fuck bears and fuck china

>>21873551
Okay, what's wrong with that?

I like horse because they have a road legal product and a factory, and experience actually building vehicles. That beats out pretty much every other EV startup. But I don't want to hold through the USPS contract award in case they lose out and dump to $10.

A dip, of course, that I would buy

>>21873581
Oil, banks, airliners, restaurants, and cruise ships bro

>>21873575
Oh of course, it's still possible to cut percentages of your portfolio off into cash depending on the heaviness of pullbacks. If I see a runup like June 8 off of yet another fake COVID news, I'm taking some profits.

>>21873585
I can definitely see 4-5 more weeks of green NASDAQ. We're going to have to really watch that volume like a hawk.

>>21873581
Your dad is a boomer. Invest in semiconductors and cloud infrastructure. Fastly, Cloudflare, Microsoft, TSMC.

What to expect

HATED FUCKING MARKET KEK

literally we are now approaching the glorious moment when the seething reaches critical mass

this is it, we are about to the point of bears crying themselves to sleep. Just remember we can keep fucking going.

This is a NEW PARADIGM or just massive spending and dovish central banks whatever you wanna believe.

>>21873581
yeah, give them oil stonks a nice firm handshake, look them in the eye, and buy some

>>21873581
yeah, maybe MRO
I'm personally holding XLE calls that I think are going to be up massively by tomorrow
it's not a bad long-term bet because you can count on government bailouts for these companies

>>21873599
but chinese stocks are epic?

t. up 18.85% on HUYA and 3.13% on TCEHY since July 21st

Anyone else buying the Goodyear dip? Good dividends from a good american company.

>>21873585
NASDAQ will outperform into 2022

The vaccine or whatever rotation will all be mistakes.

>>21873581
Your dad is just as retarded as the 95% of boomers right now. At work, my boomer coworkers were talking about having buying airlines and oil because they haven't recovered to pre-COVID prices.

Sure, it'll get there in a few years maybe. But it's smarter to buy tech like Amazon, Facebook. But they didn't want to do that since they think tech is a bubble.

I asked them if they use Amazon. They said yes.
I asked them if they're flying right now. They said no because their kids are doing school online.
They still think airline stock is better.

>>21873581

Kinda sketchy. I’d look at banks before oil. Oil is airlines and cruises tier. It’ll go up eventually but who knows when. Meanwhile you’re sitting on your nuts watching people get rich on memes

I want to punch myself for not putting all my money into triple leveraged ETFs in march

>>21873599
Fuck China. Bless BABA

>>21873303
yep, somehow better on 5nm than on 7nm too.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/16028/better-yield-on-5nm-than-7nm-tsmc-update-on-defect-rates-for-n5

general market don't understand how important yields are to semiconductor success. I can't believe i'm smart money for once thanks to /g/ knowledge. Can't wait for Samsung to release disappointing news on their 3nm, it's practically inevitable with how they're already fucking up (and essentially skipping) their 5nm. Can't even make enough chips to satisfy Qualcomm's orders who fucking makes snapdragon for their very own smartphones, that's very fucking bullish for TSM and the market didn't even react.

dunno if i should average up on TSM or TQQQ though. Market too stupid to pump TSM until they see the earnings right in front of their eyes. Hype is clearly with Nasdaq giants right now unfortunately (i'll prob take profits bit by bit and move to TSM or AMD whenever either of those dips though).

>50% of my portfolio is AAPL
Should I do diversify more?

>>21873634
There will be rotations but as you have seen they are idiot's trades. It's simply not going to happen.

1 month of losses for a restaurant is 1 year of profits. There will be a few bubbles of demand that hit the cruises/airlines but after that it will stay low.

>>21873599

You seem to of left out niggers kikes faggots trannies and jannys, brother.

>>21873693
You mean not grabbing long term calls on Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Google, anything megacap tech in March, April, May, or even June?

You know if you grabbed long calls for any tech from even as close as late June, you'd be up hundreds of %?

I took a big position in GM and I'm not even super sure why. Just a feeling. Will I make it?

>>21873724
Boomers don't seem to understand that some restaurants can't stay afloat if they close for even a week or two. Especially in urban areas where rent is sky high. It's quite amazing.

>>21873717
My only concern with TSM (which I do own) is that they can't just spin up more fabs. It doesn't matter how many potential customers exist if all production is booked years in advance. Yield improvement should boost production, but by how much?

>>21873769
Yeah restaurants are reliant on a few weeks to a month max of sales to make any money. rest is break even.

ITs' a terrible business.

>>21872876
>loricon without femdom
trash

>>21873070
>Being single
sucks for nonchads

>>21872982
>life is still a popularity contest

>A strange game.
>The only winning move is to kill myself now and get it over with.

>>21873752
GM can't even make it

>>21873807
What should I buy? I need a pump so fucking bad but I don't know what to do so I just parked money in gm thinking it will have a nice few months

>>21873717
I'm curious to see if AMD is going to release any special monolithic dies from the high yield of 5nm, especially once 5nmp+ is perfected. We've seen high clock Epycs, so it's not unreasonable.
>>21873788
Ryzen and Epyc were designed in mind for shitty yields with chiplets, the increase of any yield is going to be multiplicative.

>>21873769
>>21873795
I work in restaurant managment and we capture all our profits from May - August and everything else is either break even or negative.
I expect us to all get laid off for at least January and February as an absolute minimum.

SOXL is boomin, JD too

>>21873581
ride the revovery
>tech
>financials
>consooooomer
>oil
>hospitality
last 2 are going to be hand in hand. as for your father the oil isn't bad advice, it's just going to be awhile before it's back up. so make money now on the tech and financials and then load up for oil when it starts.

>>21873856
based it's inefficient anyways we should all eat gruel

>>21873856
Good luck man. I have a bunch of people at work who jumped ship from hotel hospitality & restaurant management into my sector (operations & supply management) and they have some awesome stories to tell every time lol.

>>21872637
dude just wageslave until death lmao

>>21873788
they're a bit secretive on their operations in their main island for good reason, but they should be expanding continually since they're obviously not idiots (irrc, they were buying up land around one of their fabs). If you're talking about outside Taiwan, yeah the US arizona plant isn't until 2023, but that was more to strengthen connections with the west (and so TSM can keep pushing for ASML *not* to sell EUVL equipment to mainland China).
Lemme see if i can dig up the news again.

>>21873848
>What should I buy?
how big of a gamble do you wanna take?

>>21873907
>>21873856
I think a lot of people underestimate how bad the lost months will hit these "epicenter" stocks.

>>21873721
Buy more AAPL

>>21873060
kek, I've got one now. Pension + a 401k. Brokerage on the side w/a bit of cash in the bank.

>>21873848
What were you doing this morning when there were 3 dips in FNGU / TQQQ?
What were you doing when apple was trading in the low 490s for pretty much the entire first half of the day?
TSLA was in the 1990s

I don't know how else to spell it out for you guys. There is no reason to own anything that's not a tech company.
Go find your favorites from FAGTMAN and load up or be a chad and load up on FNGU/TQQQ. It really doesn't matter but there is no reason to hold any of these gay ass boomer stocks. I promise you they will only drag you down.

>>21873917
One of my other concerns with TSMC is that RAND wargames consistently have Taiwan falling within 6 weeks of a CCP invasion.

>>21872637
HAHAHHAAHAHHHHAHA

PALANTIR DIRECT LISTING IT'S HAPPENINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/palantir-publicly-files-to-list-stock-2020-08-25?siteid=yhoof2&yptr=yahoo
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/palantir-publicly-files-to-list-stock-2020-08-25?siteid=yhoof2&yptr=yahoo
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/palantir-publicly-files-to-list-stock-2020-08-25?siteid=yhoof2&yptr=yahoo

I have my apple, my tesla, my index fund. I have $4k left. Do I go TQQQ or TSM?

>>21873730

>You seem to of left out

>seem to of left

>seem to of

>to of
You are a fraud.
Nigger.

>>21873907
>>21873909
I would welcome the unemployment honestly. I'll look into that sector. I am fortunate enough to have some pretty big things lined up so I really don't worry about it.
I have to deal with bullshit but my job is pretty easy minus 3 months of the year. I only make 70k but I don't know how many other jobs I can just jump right into that will pay more.

>>21873996

Fuck these absolute glow fags. They’re monitoring this thread or will skim it after.

>>21873972
Do you think the PLA would really be able to set foot on Taiwan? I was always under the impression the entire Navy's carrier task forces, and the troops stationed nearby on Okinawa and S.K. would be able to rapidly mobilize against them. I find it hard to see a full out conventional war anyways.

The marines seem to be transitioning to a litoral waters doctrine for small scale skirmishes in the South Chinese Sea, not a conventional war.

>>21873996
>PALANTIR
who

>>21873967
Waiting for my god damn money to clear from fag robincucks. Funny they take it out of my account the same day but takes like Two for them to give it to me. Going to pick up some more apple and tsm and AMD or nividia
>>21873950
Also same but fuck I need to rebalance my annuity. Waiting to recover in a couple spots before I do. Then putting everything into blue chip growth and leaving it. Alone everything in rrbgx. Thoughts on that for anyone familiar with mutuals?

>>21873996
>you can profit off the deportations of spics

I'll throw a grand in why not

>>21873996
>marketwatch
>data mining

>>21873996
No thanks. I'd rather put money on Facebook or Alibaba calls instead of Palantir.

>>21874109
>Alibaba
the company that owns Alipay is going public

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/25/jack-mas-ant-group-files-for-hong-kong-shanghai-ipo.html

literally made bilions

>>21873996
Never heard of this company so I looked them up.
>A document leaked to TechCrunch revealed that Palantir's clients as of 2013 included at least twelve groups within the U.S. government, including the CIA, DHS, NSA, FBI, CDC, the Marine Corps, the Air Force, Special Operations Command, West Point, the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization and Allies, the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Jesus fuck everyone's really getting in on that cyber warfare contract money.

>>21874136
I have 1/15/21 $250 calls. Up 68% on those.

>>21872946
Yep got the remaining shares I needed for my strategy after the split. Pussied out and closed my credit spreads.

>>21874196
damn bro good job may wanna get in on ant holdings since it's literally square but chinese

For anyone who doesn't know JD.com is the Chinese amazon. Joybuy is the English subsidiary website. Crazy growth

Who's all getting NAIL before the 2 hurricanes wreck us?

>>21874149
yeah they own
>FT Technologies
ultrasonic sensors
>Silk.co
geospacial mapping
>Kimonolabs
internet application company

>>21874149
So that let me on a rabbit hole to this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recorded_Future
>Using what they call a "Temporal Analytics Engine," Recorded Future provides forecasting and analysis tools to help analysts predict future events by scanning sources on the internet, and extracting, measuring, and visualizing the information to show networks and patterns in the past, present, and future.[10]
Can we use this to predict stocks?

>>21873871
>Financials
What's good there? WFC?

>>21874239
>Chinese amazon
sir do you know what alibaba is? and aliexpress

>>21874243
Are you already priced in?

RKT

>>21874271
That's more for business. JD is the largest retailer in China

>be away all day
>+$20k in account
i love having a fat account in a retard strength bull market

>>21874267
no wfc stinks get bac or just about anything but wfc

>>21874275
I have a limit buy for 100 shares at $51 and hoping I get it in the opening dip.

Not sure if its too obscure an ETF, but no significant change yet.

Where should I move if I want to date uncucked qt White/Japanese HAPAs?

>>21873972
geopolitics risk is non-existent and just FUD for general population.
Putting attention to Taiwan is precisely what China does not want. China wishes they can just slowly assimilate Taiwan like they're doing to Hong Kong right now.
Taiwan has turned itself into THE semiconductor industry. It is so vital to so many US companies now that China cannot do anything crazy other than trying to bark (like with the airspace stunt) to cut themselves a better deal or to try and break how isolated they are from the rest of western countries.

China is a bit fucked right now because a lot of western companies are becoming increasingly hesitant in opening up shit in China because (1) increasing labour costs and (2) stealing IP from western companies so blatantly.
Like ASML is very connected to TSM/Taiwan right now (e.g. https://www.theburnin.com/industry/asml-launches-16m-taiwanese-training-complex-tsmc-2020-08-20/)), and they're not selling to China based on TSM's requests, but it's also mutual since ASML is a monopoly and there's no way they'd want to risk their EUVL equipment being stolen / reverse engineered.

also tried to post TSM's expansion plans but 4chan thinks my post is spam with the links.
Basically, a lot funding they're getting from unsecured bonds recently to support the expansion plans for 5nm and the 2nm, those were known earlier but we've got more concrete announcements about expansions in Taiwan with the symposium.

>>21874369
Japan? Most white jap couples are gonna be situated in cucked coastal cities domestically

Anyone else worried that the CCP will ban Apple? Outside of that worry AAPL has me rock hard...

>>21874239
>chinese amazon
so what's amazon?

Missed my chances to pull of either of my strategies

How do I just pick a strategy when there are so many I want to try that are clearly profitable?

>>21874439

Sounds like you’re a scared fag who can’t pull the trigger. Nut up and jump in it’s just money.

>>21874439
I should state that I'm indecisive and keep jumping back and fort on the strategies.

>>21874239
there is literally no reason not to go chinese if you want to invest in tech. American tech stocks have already soared so the initial investment is way too high.

>>21874461
Ive done the strategies except i keep jumping back and forth cause i dont have enough money to do both.

>>21873312
My Boeing is printing nicely but I'll be starting to get into ETFs here soon for some stability and a better, hopefully upward, slope.

>>21872860
AAPL

>>21874428
American

>>21874439
>How do I just pick a strategy when there are so many I want to try that are clearly profitable?
just pick one...

Why do boomers tell me never to trade in stuff like TQQQ? It looks like it prints all day every day with stops to rest every two weeks or so.

UTZ chips to the fucking moon baby!!!!!

Let's go!!!!!

>>21874617
Boomers are risk averse because they've never had to risk anything in their life. They could flip burgers and afford college + a house + having 2 kids.

Us, the younger generation, we have to put everything on the line to even be able to afford a house. Let alone having a family of our own.

Boomers are content with the status quo. They are risk averse. They are okay with holding Ford or General Electric forever, because that's what was good back then. They cringe at the thought of options and stocks like Tesla.

>>21874617
because something like the march dip can happen again and wipe out almost all your capital.
no one expected that the US would just print its way out

>>21874712
Boomers don't even know what TQQQ is and if they did they'd tell you 'don't put all your eggs in one basket'. They mean well, they truly do but they don't understand that the game has changed. They don't need to know, they're pretty much all retired by now anyway.

>>21874617
where do you see this?
>>21874712
wrong, retard
>>21874728
except it barely went down and just went straight back up, why would you have sold at a loss like a retard at the literal bottom
even if you did sell it didn't "wipe out" especially if you already had tqqq for several years, you still outperformed SPY

The NIO bull run has begun also what IPOs are you going to gamble on?

>>21874373
>geopolitics risk is non-existent
lol what? You know the current Pax Americana is almost unprecedented in history, right?

>China wants to slowly assimilate Taiwan
That's impossible, for two obvious reasons
1. Taiwan can see what happened to Hong Kong
2. The CCP doesn't actually control Taiwan like they do HK.

Literally the only option for reunification from the CCP side is military action. And all the wargame right now show China could pull it off.

>>21874666
my grandpa and his friends are big on utz

>>21874366
I've been looking for short term 2 week plays and so far I'm loaded up on lumber copart and insurance but I like the exposure you get for this price

>>21874802
Okay LARP. Tell me why boomers aren't risk averse then.

>50% of portfolio in SOXL
>50% of portfolio in SOXS
>gains and losses are perfectly counterbalanced
>never make money
>never lose money
>just pay expense ratio on both every year

>>21873717
TSM doesn't have a cult leader like lisa su unfortunately.

>>21873634
How does the volume affect the market crash? Honest question, its my first crash.

>>21874945

Should I sell my NIO at open tomorrow or can it really keep going up?

>>21874812
look, if china goes full retarded and try to take over Taiwan. We are fucked because US *cannot* let that happen with how vital Taiwan's supply is to so many US companies.

i don't make my choices on the assumption that WW3 will happen. I make my moves based on the fact that capitalism is going to keep everyone peaceful since everyone's deep into each other's pockets that no one wants to go to war precisely because of money and greed.

>>21874904
because this is some dumb as shit statement? old people can trade just as risky as young do, maybe even more
you can't count or compare pension funds. that's not trading or investing, just saving

>>21874945
how is this not just worse than sitting in cash

>>21874993
lol

>>21874993
We're talking about average boomers, not the kind of boomers (ie. just 'old' people) you're thinking of. The average American boomer. The retarded ones.

>>21875003
because cash devalues because of inflation bro

>>21874812
>>21874990
and i dont mean to say that WW3 is a 0% chance, but rather that stocks would be the least of my worries if war between two major powers becomes a thing in the 21st century.

>>21874990
>I don't make my choices on the assumption that WW3 will happen
I don't assume WW3 would happen, but to rule it out entirely is blind optimism. It's entirely possible Xi thinks America won't respond, invades Taiwan, and kicks off a second Pacific War. Nukes probably won't fly, it will be an air and naval war. Nobody will land troops in mainland China or mainland America, but Guam or Okinawa would be fair game.

So hedge with defense stocks, I guess. Go heavy on drones and warships.

>>21875003
Because then you're still in the game.. not everybody is here to make money bro

>>21875035
your average boomer doesn't trade or invest, genius

>>21875043
That's a loser mindset. Stocks go up during wartime, as long as we're winning and nobody get nuked. Neither side has any incentive to escalate to nuclear weapons.

>>21874566
Yeah i pick one and then i jump out prematurely for anotger strategy with tiny gains rather than being patient and makin better gains...i need to run some numbers just to settle this at least i can optimize it with the amount of cash i have.

>>21875070
>Nukes probably won't fly, it will be an air and naval war.
You do realize the chinese anti-ship missile counts as a nuclear weapon according to protocol, right anon? You won't see any "battles" like that at all without shit popping off

>>21875075
Sounds like your game is playing tic tac toe against yourself and then paying a fee for the opportunity to do so. I hope you're not serious and I normally would expect a post like this to be a joke but with some of the profound retardation on this board I can't be so sure.

Still reading more about Palantir.

>Aided by 120 "forward-deployed engineers" of Palantir during 2009, Peter Cavicchia III of JPMorgan used Metropolis to monitor employee communications and alert the insider threat team when an employee showed any signs of potential disgruntlement: the insider alert team would further scrutinize the employee and possibly conduct physical surveillance after hours with bank security personnel.[48][49] The Metropolis team used emails, download activity, browser histories, and GPS locations from JPMorgan owned smartphones and their transcripts of digitally recorded phone conversations to search, aggregate, sort, and analyze this information for any specific keywords, phrases, and patterns of behavior.[48][49]

Fucking yikes.

>>21875079
Apparently you haven't been interacting with the public enough, if ever.
You haven't seen an increase in boomers jumping into airline, cruiseline, oil stocks after COVID? You must be living under a rock.

Boomer thinking: hmm line go down fast. Maybe up now?

>>21875144
lmao okay gordon gekko not all of us are greedy and want to make money for doing nothing

>>21875133
If America responds with nuclear force to a strike against a carrier group, then the other anon is right and the only stock that matters is clean water and rice. But China knows that if nuclear war breaks out, the Three Gorges Dam will become a radioactive waterfall that destroys the entire Yangtze River and everything on it.

>>21873547
dont care, never selling

>>21875158
i have not. where have you?
and if that's your point. going into those stocks is very risky. the thing this mythical boomer didn't like to do

>>21875157
Invest in the Dystopia today!

>>21875157
Sounds great, all massive companies will use them if they prove useful enough.

>>21874903
Definitely cheaper than the home depot route but I think its worth to hold for hurricane season.

>>21875157

They’re already monitoring you.

>>21874288
already holding, she just going up from here? been holding since $19

>>21875157
CITIZEN, DO NOT RESIST. VIOLENCE WILL BE MET WITH AMPUTATION.

>>21875157
>you had me at dystopian future

I'm fucking going all in on this desu

When is the IPO????

>>21873070
fucking degen polluting society, ironically, man the fuck up.

Anyone else load up on EOW AAPL 495 puts or just me

NAIL

>>21875267
late september at least thats what the leaks say

>>21875157
https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2018-palantir-peter-thiel/

I bought into """investing"""" in early may and have made a 32% gain since then. From what I've been told this is not normal and most people only make 5-12% annually... If my green line went up that slowly I think I would get into much riskier plays and that scares me, I am barely holding off doing risky shit as it is now. Hopefully tech just never stops growing at this rate and AMZN and AAPL own the world in a couple of decades desu

>the futures
this is going to be a great week

My strategy lately has been checking and comparing the call/put option prices. Seems to work well.

>call option = dirt cheap
>buy puts and a few of the cheap calls
>put option = dirt cheap
>buy calls and a few dirt cheap puts.

More than likely, whatever option that was expensive is the direction the stock is going to go in.

For example, let's look at RKT. The cheapest call option you can buy expiring THIS WEEK is still $108/buy. And that's at a break even price of $45. RKT is only $28.88 right now.

Buy RKT calls and some cheap calls.

Here's the problem with defending Taiwan
>Taiwan doesnt spend enough on it's own defense and isn't allowed to have nice things like F-35s
>Taiwan is only like 90km away from the mainland – not much farther than the D Day landings
>CCP planning appears to be a massive airborne assault combined with a massive naval landing involving every single fishing boat and barge in Chyna, like a sort of offensive Dunkirk
>American carriers can't get in range of CCP anti-carrier missiles without putting themselves at risk
>Guam and Okinawa are fixed targets
>North Korea will probably start shit at the same time because they're opportunistic commie fucks

So America will have to defend both Taiwan and South Korea, while keeping the carriers 1000km+ away from China, potentially without bases in Guam and Okinawa. Taiwan probably falls. At that point, America either backs down and ceases to be a world power, or gears up and starts churning out carriers and destroyers like it's 1942.

>>21875157
>be based doombull
>be making bank on american misery
>opportunity to bet on cyberpunk dystopia of the middle class
This is perfect. Reminder to never stop shorting the American middle class and to long american misery

Apple dump will continue tomorrow. Hope you dumped

>>21875350
yes, but also remember that the government totally broke the bonds market and bank savings (since what bonds/banks offer as interest is less than inflation)

also most of the people have a shitton of money and can't invest it anywhere else than stocks (maybe also gold/silver or other commodities)

the plan is:
we ride the bubble until the top and cash out at the very top

>>21875366

Ay now dis the most elaborate RKT shilling I seen yet lol

>>21875440
Reddit is bearish on Apple so I'm holding and might add more

>>21875448
>we ride the bubble until the top and cash out at the very top

yeah okay but how do you tell the difference between a few bad days in a row and the "pop"

$CRM? Yeah, I bought short dated OTM calls before earnings.

>>21875440
maybe, but we'll be at 600 by the end of the week so buy the fucking dip

Bogda Bogda Bogdanov

Put your chin in the air

youtube.com/watch?v=T-XTsx5TSII

>>21875492
If the USD suddenly starts spiking sell everything

>>21875492
>yeah okay but how do you tell the difference between a few bad days in a row and the "pop"
Tech plummets 10% in the span of a week. There will be no rotation. The market needs a proper reset to allow for such a possibility which the Fed is terrified of. JPOW might be a shadow owner of TQQQ

>>21875291
>NAIL
there is a ton of potential with it
even at the dip it was still 10 points off its ATH

>>21875492
>yeah okay but how do you tell the difference between a few bad days in a row and the "pop"
when the people are euphoric and putting all of their savings into the market and taking loans to buy more stocks - that's a signal to get the fuck out

price fluctuations on a chart mean nothing

HERE'S HOW TO CALL THE BOTTOM OF THE NEXT GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS:

Take a look at this graph.

2008/2009 bottom: March
2008 USD peak: February

2020 bottom: March 23
2020 USD peak: March 23 (seriously)

When a GFC hits, the dollar spikes. When the bottom is in, the dollar starts sinking.

>>21875477
To be fair, I don't actually have RKT. It was just the first example that came to mind. SLV works too. Buy puts for that.

>>21875625
A TINA rally needs an end to TINA.

shill me an long call option /biz/, limit of $1000

>>21875440
I would honestly love to know. From anyone. How holding any and all tech isn't bullish for our. Well hell the rest of our lives probably. It's all were gonna do is become more tech dependent and more reliant on it. There is no sector that I can think of that has a better future prospect of just holding and buying more of

Once and for all, TQQQ or FNGU?

>Salesforce.com
>literal who dot com bubble tier company
>up $25+ a share today

I think this is a sign to get out of the market.

>>21875660
This. dumb anon here underestimate TINA. literally where the fuck else are you gonna put your money, huh?

>>21875695
Ask him to post his AAPL positions. No way he'll actually buy puts.

I was pretty sold on longing TQQQ and SOXL but some anons in a thread last night made me worried again. Some chart of the returns of a 10k investment in TQQQ vs QQQ through the dot com crash, and the TQQQ never recovered
there no way out of that situation right? your money simply never comes back? how likely is a crash like that in the nasdaq again?

>>21875624
Just going to hodl and see

>>21875660
What could realistically provide this? Fed fuckery?

>>21875725
>guys this company with $5B in revenue is totally like pets.com

>>21875725
Stocks only go up until the FEDs stop.
Hedge

AAPL pulled off an incredible 66% growth to revenue in 2011, I think this one is a *slams button* BUY BUY BUY fellas. Below 500 is a FLASH SALE

>>21875646
>Global financial movements shown on a 10 year graph

Based, the world didn't exist before 9/11 anyway

>>21875725
salesforce is huge...

>>21875725

They beat earnings by a shit ton

>>21875725
>doesn't know what they're responsible for making

Actually ngmi

>>21875695
BUT SOMETIMES THE DAILY CANDLE IS RED INSTEAD OF GREEN EVEN THOUGH IT WENT UP MANY TIMES MORE THAN IT PULLED BACK AAAAAAAAAA

>>21875761
anon can you post the full pic collage

>>21875761
The Broad Trade Weighted Dollar Index only goes back that far, and the modern eurodollar financial system really only applies in the 90s and later

2001 wasn't a financial crisis, it was literally just a bubble

Are people so certain about a crash shorting?
Like, a correction is in the books soon of course. But I don't see why people are not both holding long term stocks in these volatile times, along with good assets hedge to enter the market at the lows. (Hell even cash will be suitable and worthwhile if you can pick up stocks 20-50% discounts like last crash)

I don't' understand the "fear", unless you have iq of 90 and just go all in consistently. (Investing sense not trading)

>>21875668
11/20/20 FB $320c, $9.78 per share
Source: my position

>>21875798
i got you senpai

>>21875827
Based.

>>21875827

>>21875827

>>21875804
Japanification
Second answer: The march crash was a blessing because of how sudden it was. The dotcom and GFC "crashes" lasted over the span of years and are only frequently marked with a particularly bad day. MSFT took 11 years to reach the same evaluations it had in 2001. And that was a company caught as collateral damage to the dotcom bubble, similar story with AAPL.

>>21875803
so how can i be notified of this happening so i can liquidate all of my positions early? like is there a value or like, ATR multiple on the 1m or something, where i can put in an alert on ToS for the EUR/USD or something? like how do i keep tabs on this potentially happening?

>>21875827
IMAGINE LISTENING TO SHILLS

Rate my lean hog

>>21875873
dont hide

>>21875860
Good job I pound avg my investments then.

>>21875864
I haven't found a good leading indicator for a GFC style crash, you'll know it's happening because everything is red and CNN has brought back the stock ticker (which is noticeably absent whenever the market is going up...)

Max dollar seems to be a pretty reliable bottom indicator though, if the cause of the crash is a dollar shortage (basic logic, less supply = higher dollar, but also liquidating other assets like stock to get dollars)

>>21875873
yea he's shilling spy. he created spy

>>21875804
What are you even asking, lad?

People shorting are counting on a short-term correction and want to make money from the correction itself. After taking profits they can go long again, if they wish so.
Buy-the-dippers and bogleheads only make money on the way up

>>21875777
>>21875733
I mean seriously. Tech is our future. It's the only future. It can replace everything. Besides maybe travel which will still.be affected by tech. For all of us alive today. Tech is our future. All of it. Dips. Crashes. War. Red days. Dips. Crabs. It doesn't fucking matter because tech is everything in our end. Invest long in tech. Move around accordingly. Save a ten percent to swing and invest in memes with smg. That's all you have to do

would it be worth it to buy one share of tesla and amazon and just hang on to it for a long time?

>>21875827
holy based

>>21875914
**everything is red except the dollar
gold should be red too, because the symptom we're looking for is "banks are selling everything for cash". Gold was red during the big March crash even if it bounced back super fast.

>>21875986
>buy the dippers only make money on the way up
backtest buying in with 30% of your cash for every 10% the market goes down, after going 100% cash when Wuhan locked down (which is the latest anyone paying attention should have sold)

>>21875813
will lock in at opening bell tomorrow, see you in tendie town

>>21875989
i know i agree with you i was just meme'ing because these zoomers don't zoom out and aren't thinking on the yearly time frame they're looking at 1m candles. if they're down 1% at the end of the day they start preparing to kill themselves.

>>21875992
>amazon
Yes
>tesla
Almost certainly not but there's an off chance Tesla keeps going up forever because Musk broke the system

>>21873538
I don't know a ton about trucks, but I think F-150's are better than Rams.... and they still outsell them.

>>21876039
No problem. If you're wondering why Facebook has an upside, just look up 'Facebook Shops'.

>>21876037
I don't need to backtest, I did it myself.
Did sell a little bit on the way up, though, a mistake I won't repeat

Nasdaq futures hnggggggggggggg

>>21875914
>CNN has brought back the stock ticker (which is noticeably absent whenever the market is going up...)
What? They always reported on the stock market whenever it went up during Obama’s presidency. That’s why CNN is known as the Financial News Network.

>>21873538
>BECAUSE NO ONE BOUGHT THAT SHIT
Plenty of people bought. But they already made nearly all of their money on trucks and with CAFE standards being relaxed under Trump they saw no more reason to make cars.

>>21876127
based

I started looking into playing the market in Feburary but my deposit didnt clear until halfway through the crash, which probably cost be a shit ton because the first thing I did was load up on SQQQ

>>21876045
I mean it is scary when your new. Or haven't been down before. We've had a insane 4 month rally. Plus everyone is bored and nervous that shit mayyy come crashing back down. Fucking set a stop loss and move on.

>>21875986
I love that for them. But if it's a small correction who could ever time this? And why scream the sky is falling. We all were there in March and seen the sky fall. And the subsequent ripple falls through the months. And none of that. Is even close to these small normal down days.

>>21876056
all i can guarantee is that retards are going to buy the fuck out of post-split TSLA in anticipation of Battery Day. what happens on that day and beyond i have no idea, but im 5 shares confident that it will do so leading up to that shit because of the hype and tutes will follow in kind (or more realistically tutes are trying to position themselves at the best prices they can right now pre-split)

>>21874666
How has no one checked these digits?

>>21876132
>Obama president
>HEY EVERYONE LOOK THE STOCK MARKET WENT UP BECAUSE BASED BLACK MAN

>Trump president
>UGH don’t you KNOW the stock market doesn’t have ANYTHINGGGGG to do with the president?? Lmao le drumph is probably gonna crash it soon

>>21876132
the color of the stock movement CNN reports has a 1:1 correlation with the color of the party controlling the White House

sort of like how dozens of buildings have been torched and looted during peaceful protests, it really makes you think

Why the hell is there a wait list for this?

>>21876172
I think TSLA is about 2x too overvalued for me to touch it but I regret thoroughly not buying it at March lows. It was on my list but I wanted it to go lower.

>>21875715
Both

>>21875725
>retards who don't know what salesforce is think they are qualified to have an opinion on the stock market

Yeah this is the top alright

Any indicator bros here? Looking for more options and combinations to backtest for swing/trend trading.

>>21876204
there isn't, its marketing. the "waitlist" is just a front so you feel more inclined to sign up once you're "off it"

Wealthsimple just added crypto with Ethereum and Bitcoin, should I bother or just ignore it? I don't know much about coins.

>>21876258
buy one (1) bitcoin and that's it

>>21876170
if you set a stop loss you're nearly guaranteed to get shaken out because stonks don't only go up. it's better to just invest in good companies with solid DD where you have confidence in why you bought and for how long. don't play with more than you're willing to lose. if im somehow wrong on TSLA then i'll sell for a loss a month from now no big deal it's hardly like they're going to crash like a penny stock. this is why it's nice to be in big name brand companies instead of no-name trash. but you gotta give them room to move otherwise one or two down days is going to shake you out before it goes up again.

>>21856540
Did you do it anon?

whats good fellers, is there a leveraged ETF that tracks the s&p? i want to buy and never look at it again

>>21876186
Bruh..... We was pushing ath with 30 million unemployed and most of the nation begging for gibs. It felt a lil different than years of good growth sorry. I'm glad it's up and glad for what he does in that aspect. But we need a better balance of this market and the people's needs/wants
>>21876233
Tesla is hella overpriced. Butttt I've said it since 500$. Idk what the fuck Gypsy magic he has. But I've drunken the musk Kool aid finally. Just accept his green dildo and keep a tight stop loss. I don't trust him of any of the tech

>>21876305
yes, buy TQQQ

>>21876240
the aroon indicator is great but you have to know how to use it properly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RuvbCYrruo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQ1GQeXXZHg

>>21876316
Musk is an expert in shitposting. He baited shorts because it was funny, then his stock got short squeezed, so now he baits shorts because it keeps the stock moving. He might have actually broken the market through social engineering. The company has very little to do with the stock price right now.

That said, I'd own a chunk of SpaceX in a heartbeat at any cost.

>>21876135
>let's just forfeit marketshare because Trump

Dumbest thing I've read all day.

>>21876305
Yes but the S&P owes all it's progress to Nasdaq and Nasdaq owes all it's progress to FAGTMAN so just buy FNGU or TQQQ or both

>>21876305
When SPY crabs up 0.1% a day the leveraged ETF will decay.

>>21876305
SPXL

>>21876321
shorts on this guy's reading ability

>>21875803
Anon I don't think you have enough information to make any assumption about anything based on that graph. Trade weighted meme indexes basically say nothing anyway and flip out during egregious illegal QE from the federal reserve.

The fact that the global elites are so afraid of natural market's ability to recover from dips and the increasing volatility of these ups and downs shows there is something deeply entrenched at the root of the global financial system that is rotting, causing immense fear from the financier class and grand deviations from alpha and almost everything being beta revolving around the news and sentiment of an increasingly confused market.

Not only are the stupid money traders in full force like 1929 but we have algos constantly running keeping the hedgefunds ahead of the game, you know damn well the big money will make the tailwinds not follow in them. The cover is off on the DUMP IT button, its for biz and wellstreetbets to play until the casino closes.

>>21876278
This is true absolutely. I keep a huge gap stop loss. In case of some stupid shit flash crash like we have seen since march. I usually buy back in cheaper than sold and rehold. Also. You really don't need them on most of tech. Only when your riding some hype stock in my opinion. Like Tesla.... Orrrr how much Apple has shot up. Of course over the long period it's fine. Buttttt if I can have a opportunity to sell. And rebuy lower. It's free real estate. Also it's only worked a couple time so don't do it desu
>>21876352
Fucking so would I. I may buy some of that virgin galactic space shit too. Even if it's a small hold. Ya never know.

>>21876186
>>21876201
Retards
It was a joke

CNN is the bullshit network no one cares about.

The stock market going up isn’t news. It’s like reporting on how many people didn’t die today in Indonesia because there isn’t a tsunami. Who cares?

Call me when futures are limit up/down. That’s news.

Anyways. I'd kill for another massive correction out of pure retarded political instability fear near October and December/Jan. I would sell off my position in a heartbeat and buy LEAPs after the market legs down like even 8%.

>>21876383
short on this guys market knowledge
don't buy SPXL, it's garbage. it's a worse TQQQ that dumps even harder and crabs eternally.

>>21876417
>FSLY 12.35, -1.65 on the bottom
Mere moments away from the absolute bottom of 2020.

>>21876413
No, Virgin Galactic is literally a pump and dump scam. They can't do anything interesting with their tech. Hypersonics is them aping SpaceX's E2E plans, but SpaceX has the secret sauce that makes that work: Raptor. Virgin uses a fucking hybrid motor. How do you rapidly reuse a hybrid motor? There's a big chunk of solid fuel that you need to physically replace.

>>21872658
The ones that make it will do "ok"
Thebones that do not will crash and burn.

>>21876204
>be robin nigger corp
>"lets do this cash cow."
>"its retarded so we won't order to many"
>robin niggers breaking their necks to get it since its like a physical 30s bond but isn't since its a credit card


You realize robin niggers are the same people that wait 3 days in lime just to shoot each other while waiting for the new Jordan's, right?

>>21876434
He didn't ask your opinion, he asked which 3x ETF tracks the S&P500. Maybe he's bullish on financials and consumer stuff.

Wtf why don't you guys just buy calls 2 weeks out for TQQQ. It seems like super easy money.

>>21876413
i feel like micromanaging and trying to over optimize shit will just get you screwed over and buying back in higher in most cases, missing out like many anons here who "wanted it to go lower first" but it didn't for whatever reason and took off without them.

i'll admit TSLA is more of a gamble but it feels like an incredibly solid one to me as long as you're willing to wait a month for a couple of days before battery day. after that point im probably just gonna take the gains and put it into more AAPL and start practicing The Wheel on it for the foreseeable future with as many shares as i can afford to write covered calls on.

>>21872658
Yeah. It will lag in performance greatly relative to tech.

>>21872727
I spend like $8.50 USD on a dozen of organic eggs and I eat 3 every day. I would get my own hens but I rent and not trying to move a chicken coupe nor chickens.

>>21876537
I mean I guess name checks out, just because you can leverage yourself to the absolute tits doesn't mean you should

>>21876532
Well I was interested in it because my checking account is 0.4% and that is 0.3% so not much difference. It's just annoying having to wait a week for money to transfer to rh from my credit union.

>>21876564
Stop complaining food is expensive if you buy the most expensive possible food retard. Organic means you're paying more to avoid using humanity's greatest achievement, modern scientific agriculture.

>>21875157
Is this real? I already know more than enough to know these companies would desire to do this and would get called a conspiracy theorist if I so much suggested we were being monitored by the supplies they provide. I have no doubt this compamy will go up in value.

>>21876434
what the hell are you talking about, TQQQ is a hold, for longer than your adhd riddled mind can comprehend

>>21876612

>SCIENCE IS SOOOO COOL

Get fucked science is kike magic and they’re poisoning the goy’s food.

>>21873547
What happens of it splits?

SOMEONE MAKE A NEW THREAD
I WOULD BUT IM ON MOBILE

>>21873721
47% here. Have to decide whether to hold and sell calls on the split shares or finally just cut it for the gains and go elsewhere for other strategies.

Is Honeywell stock worth buying right now?

>>21876666
The future is a science fiction dystopia whether you like it or not, satan. If you want to eat like it's 1776 you're going to have to live like it's 1776 and grow it yourself on land you own. Being a urban rentcuck is incompatible with being a luddite.

>>21876475
Fucking nothing? Not even worth a couple hundred just in case bucks. Mannnn I watched em on this cool documentary with zero actual DD but it seemed like a pretty cool venture. Launching small rockets off a plane. I mean it seemed like it would have someeee growth potential.
>>21876556
Yea all tech is going to be out biggest grower. I just feel Tesla may have gotten a bit ahead of itself. Not in the long run. But in the immediate 3 years. I mean they really don't sell many cars. To be priced like this. But we also don't know as much as institutional money knows. And untill they start pulling out of their position on Etfs and mutual funds. I'll keep drinking the musk-aid. Just gonna keep a tight stop on Tesla. But in the long run. Tech will drive every business from AG to energy to finance. It's behind the scenes everywhere. No better place for medium to long. Our lifetime gains

>>21876666
>digits confirmed jew
believe me i don't want that poison shit either but you can't exactly feed some 6 billion people with traditional farming teqniques and yeilds.

>>21876666
nice try satan

>>21876608
It's pretty based. The only time I use it is if I want to immediately pull out cash from my account, as there is also an ATM right next to my house closer than any other bank so that's also convenient. Other than that I keep it locked because I heard it's not very secure.

>>21876736
They can't get to orbit. Which means they aren't actually in the "space economy". SpaceX builds something in orbit? Blue Origin benefits, ULA benefits, a bunch of space companies benefit, but Virgin Galactic doesn't, because it can't reach it. They won't participate in the space industry boom.

>>21876564
Any farmers markets near you that will sell them cheaper?

>>21875448
>>21875625
excellent new pictures, thanks for not reposting shit from the previous thread.

>>21875097
why are central bank actions not marked on this chart?

>>21874666 (satan)
I fucking KNEW IT
I have no idea why I run my ideas by you idiots instead of just buying fucking everything I think is a good idea.

Same with SJM, I was told it was a boring long hold. CRM, I admit I didn't know enough about besides it's big tech... I thought it could be too levered to enterprise spending?

Tim aapl is selling off his stock

he knows

>>21876729
there's more data now that suggests that corona is not an airborne virus though
my office stayed open through corona and all we did was regular wiping and spacing our desks out. Our other branch was fine even with 2 confirmed cases, just have them stay at home, sanitize, etc

>>21876533
SPY is literally carried by QQQ, so yeah TQQQ applies
>>21876653
think you misread something

>>21876736
again: literally just playing hype events on TSLA. i have a strong belief that this split + battery day = free money, that's why im invested. im just holding until before the rugpull which i expect to happen when battery day is disappointing after being hyped up so much. look up the hype around the invitation letter sent out with a picture of nanotubes or some shit, they think it's going to revolutionize the car industry overnight. i highly doubt that but i think there's a very high probability that the masses will buy the shit out of it and hold through it with that expectation and once the news disappoints tutes will pull out and the masses will panic sell. im not gonna take the risk holding through that. might buy the dip though.

BABA chads make yourself known

>>21876815
the sexy part of breasts to me isn't drinking the milk, wtf japan

>>21876576
Man, I just don't get this mentality. Just because you mention buying options doesn't mean you're going literally all in. It doesn't make sense. It seems like a fairly stable option play.

>>21876873
culture level daddy issues because America nuked them twice and then rebuilt them as a modern regional power in America's image

>>21876612
Stating a fact isn't complaining nigger.

>>21876798
The real question is. Do you think they will? Someday. Or just abandon the venture?
>>21876850
Same. Hoping it dips deeep. Realllllyyyyyy deep so I can load up and actually go long when if makes sense. But it's never made sense. With such a cult following too. It would almost be hard to sell.

>>21876893
You're sticking leverage on leverage, for what purpose? Why not options on unlevered QQQ?

>>21876893
because there are much more stable plays.

>>21876913
I think Branson is just milking investors for cash and has no intention of ever actually doing anything more than the occasional tourist flight.

>>21876913
depends what your risk tolerance is i guess. i only trust it for hype events like this where i'm over 90% certain that everyone is gonna buy the fuck out of it because muh elon muh futurism crap. the stock split making the price affordable for normies is huge too imho (although i know people will go muh fractional shares, but people want to own full shares if nothing more than a status symbol. who wants to tell their coworker "yeah i own 0.052 shares of TSLA... im a pretty big deal...").

they could very well crash one day and i don't want to be left holding the bag at the top, so i'll stick to just swinging them whenever they get hype events and then cashing out before the event. i'd never hold them long term.

What should I do with my 401k bros. Slowly go 1/3 vgt voo vug each?

>>21876350
Thanks, I've looked at it before, but it gave me a bunch of false signals. I'll check out the videos and see if they say to use it differently that I was.

>>21876827
Thats odd. Apple stock can only go higher on no news or R&D.

Plus apple stock split is free stocks.

So very odd.

What does it mean???

May be he hates money

Can someone explain this in pizza slice maths, please????!?!?!?

>>21876564
My long term is almost 60% tech, was only thinking about 5-10% max into real estate

>>21876873
>not getting free test boost from drinking milk of engorged young breasts of prime teen titties

>>21876913
branson won't
>t. intimate knowledge of space programs.

WILL ONE OF YOU FAGGOTS MAKE A NEW THREAD?

>>21877050
His net position increased, he sold some (half) of his new shares. If he sold all of them I'd be worried.

>August 25, 2020 04:31 PM ET (BZ Newswire) -- Options
>Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) saw some unusual options activity on Tuesday. Following the unusual option alert, the stock price moved up to $85.27.
>Sentiment: BULLISH
>Option Type: TRADE
>Trade Type: CALL
>Expiration Date: 2020-08-28
>Strike Price: $88.00
>Volume: 7354
>Open Interest: 1974

is there any way i can get alerted on this shit right away so i can buy the stock and get a quick scalp in?

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>>21877114
ask nicely

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>>21877008
Right on. I'll take the couple hundred elsewhere.
>>21877023
Yes they absolutely will run it it up. The question is how high we gonna go after. Once people see. It's been 2k before. And now it's 400$. This is their shot. Their moment to gain what they missed the first time. Even after battery day. Idk it's the only tech I feel is a bit overstretched. Also am lit and have no idea what I'm talking about. But I feel psychology alone will run it back up post split.

>>21876404
So what do I do to win big and get the heck out before the music stops?