/biz/ - Business & Finance

I just read the last 2 threads and I'll let you faggot shorts know that you'll never get my GME shares.

>>22828943
based GME miser

>gme

First for boomer stocks

>>22828960
coomcat protects

When the stock market crash?

>>22828917
Thanks for baking OP

>>22828917
VOO=big dick
SPY=not as big dick
>imagine choosing not to have a bigger dick

anyone post this yet?
>GameStop (GME)
RC Ventures , managed by Chewy (CHWY) co-founder Ryan Cohen , revealed an investment in the videogaming retailer of 6,500,000 shares. That figure accounts for two RC Ventures purchases this month that gave it a 10% interest in GameStop . The first involved 121,644 GameStop shares bought on Sept. 14 at $6.59 each. The second occurred on Sept. 21 , which added 163,030 shares at $8.63 apiece. RC Ventures , which has had talks with GameStop , expressed a "willingness to become more involved in [ GameStop ] under certain circumstances" to "produce the best results for all shareholders."

>>22828960
>I don't know who you are.
>I don't know what you want.
>If you are looking for my GME shares, I can tell you that I am never selling.
>But what I do have are a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career.
>Skills that make me a nightmare for Market Manipulators like you.
>If you cover now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. >But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will squeeze you short.
t. Jonathan Prather

bobo is not making it out alive

>>22829019
it's just reposting the filing from monday.
not new

interesting news is the $3M redditard who may be joining us Monday
https://www.reddit.com/user/takeprofitsalwaysyt/

>>22829019
That's the difference between the tankers and GME. The tankers didn't have an established businessman buying 6.5 million shares.

weak hands have been shaken off.
the next 50% pump is now commencing, just in time for the election

>>22828917
Reminder that if you're circumcised you will never make it

>>22829044
nice. and fuck reddit
if this works and this gets WSB into the history books and makes me a millionaire im gonna pic related

>>22828960
Oh you'll be seeing red alright you faggot bear

>>22829135
I hate reddit as much as you do, but them POOMPing us only helps

>>22829016
IVV= biggest dick

>>22829110
t. stinky winky

>>22829140
Reddit is basically in the position of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". They are basically useful idiots as far as I'm concerned.

Was gone all week. Did people AAAAAHHHH again during the dip or did they finally accept and embrace the crab?

>>22829156
I clean it everyday. How does it feel knowing you have less nerve endings than me?

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1309708250124873728

What's the chance that this affects NAK? Will it pump slightly now that the Trump is signalling further interest in Alaska? Does it make NAK's permit a guaranteed or did the exCEO fuck thing over too much?

>>22829169
i encourage this behavior. the more the merrier

>>22829203
there was some aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaing

>>22829204
I live with the pain

What's the best resource to learn options pricing?

>>22829324
https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com/

>>22829210
baggie just die...

>>22829203
you missed SPI and SUNW? rip

>>22829276
As is tradition
>>22829324
Honestly just trading them and learning just what works.
I mean right now the IV is really high so it's great for learning how to trade during high IV times.

>>22829204
i dont know, i coom great everytime.
current and past gfs asked if we could circumsize our son because no matter how much washing was done it still stank with prev bfs but i said no lol.

>>22829380
>I still said no
You alright circumcised Hebrew

>>22829354
>SUNW
Lol. What happened?

>>22829436
Chink bot p'n'd we had SPI, SUNW and CBAT

hey boys

we will miss the squeeze because robinhood is investigating my account and i emailed them 20 tiems

>>22829436
i was in at 1.09 and sold at 7 but only bought 500 shares. in on CBAT at 1.86 sold at 3.50 only bought 300 shares

fucked up hard, im never having back to back luck like this again

>>22829539
good fuck off kpop schizo

>>22829544
>$3500 profit
>fuck up
you did good anon

No one fucking cares you retard kys

>>22829539
Why are they investigating your account?

Who else boomer invests here? I can’t wait for Pepsi to pay me in a few days for doing literally nothing but owning their stock

>>22829143
I don't get it, just the same thing with bigger fees.

>>22829604
basically ive been eating nothing but ramen noodles for 1 month

i still have my GME calls but the account is locked and i got like 30$ cash left IRL

and cant pay my internet bill/electric billl unless i get unlocked and i might miss the squeezzerino

weird times.

i got hacked too

>>22829028
Lol

>>22829621
I have a boomer investing portfolio I've been adding to for the last few years.
Honestly my comfiest account. I don't worry about it, don't really even think about it.
Just check it every six months or so and am pleased.

>>22829539
>we

>>22829641
She’s hit. I would totally take her to the park at night, drug her, and fuck her in the bushes.

>>22829641
So your account is locked because of hacking?

why the fuck are you still using robinhood

>>22829741
it sounds funny but "we" = me

its kind of like a new meme

its like "we love niggers here"

and you just force your opinion on the group

bad example but i hope you get it

>>22829765
ya its complicated.

>>22829780
its where my money is at i got no choice

anons today was so excellent. I wish all fridays were like this so I could be happy and calm throughout the weekend

>>22829788
me love niggers here

Daily reminder that we’re heading for an economic crisis worse than 2008 in the next few months. Get the fuck out of the market while you still have your money.

>>22829788
well whatever kpop avatar fag anon fren i hope you get your account back and make a gazillion dollars on gme and can keep the lights on and switch to a better broker and stop being such a sperg

>>22829815
this is true but theres also a rapture before the civil war and destruction coming

im just here for temporary late october time its up .

>>22829801
but also what's this pattern called?

>>22829827
thank you sir.

hopefully in a timely fashion.

they held me hostage for a month!

also its going to be hard to time the profits in GME

what if it only peaks at 15$ or something we dont know

>>22829848
it probably will but thats still 50-100% for anyone who's already in and thats pretty good

>>22829815
People said this since 2010

>>22829855
ive got a pretty phat limit at 15 so i dont lose money

>>22829874
i think we're in pretty unprecedented times lmao

>>22829815
>pulling money out when there's easy election time panic money floating around
Le doomers are retarded

>>22829855
>>22829884

ill trim some fat off at 15
i supposed

sell some contracts and get hookers

>>22829930
how come so many of the gooks you post arent even attractive

please let GME limit down so i can buy more cheap shares

>>22829884
>i think we're in pretty unprecedented times lmao
Ahh to be 14 years old again

>>22828917
https://stocktwits.com/BenYiju
this fella started spamming the GME stocktwits suddenly today. If you fellas need a confidence booster

>>22829904
Boomers always think that THIS ELECTION IS THE BIG ONE and it matters which boomer wins. Literally scheduled cheapies time if it wasn't also a truly meme year

>>22829110
Gentile cope.

>>22829954
Dude, I love hanging out at #GameStop

>>22829884
We have QE though.
I don't really see a collapse happen as long as the world's central banks keep printing and supporting the economy.

>>22829978
said literally no-one ever
there's a reason that when most hear the DD the response is "lol gamestop?"

>>22829948
i choose based on my tastes. so it may not apply for everyone. everyone has their biases

>>22829996
you have bad tastes

>>22829983
Yeah with QE and the fact we’re likely having a stimulus happening we can print our way out of this. The problem is solvable by printing money.

good night faggots

>>22829954
This dude literally does the opposite of something when it peaks and bottoms. I should follow this guy and inverse him

>>22828917
stock market is about to explode, you know it.
buy bitcoin.

>>22829983
>I don't really see a collapse happen as long as the world's central banks keep printing and supporting the economy.
QE doesn't support the economy. Literally no country on the planet that has started QE has ever gotten out of the pit it digs itself without ever escalating QE that has diminishing beneficial effect on the economy.
Similar fading effect on equities.

>>22830038
>This dude literally does the opposite of something when it peaks and bottoms
Short squeeze confirmed boyo's
pack it up and coom it out

Did anyone watch the virginia Trump rally? Holy fuck he doesn't care anymore. He is going for their throats!

>>22829948
Cuz you’re gay.

Got 5 shares of GME at 7.50 when do I buy a Bentley

Liquidity Tool edition

>>22830014
Right now yes. Because people keep piling into USD, EUR and JPY.
>>22830054
Long term effects may not be that great but short term there is zero chance of a collapse.

I'm going to kill Pelpsi in Minecraft if no stimulus bill is passed next week. I already built her portrait in front of a Minecraft mountain. I'll make sure that lots of blood comes out of her neck when I kill her in Minecraft.

its gonna be a slow weekend huh guys

>>22830295
Unfortunately yes.

>>22830082
i cant wait

>>22829210
Holy shit actually that could mean NAK is a go. That railway would be vital in moving metal from Alaska to the lower 48.

>>22830340
someone shop him cooming

>>22828917
how do you guys deal with the absolute physically sickening gut wrenching feeling when you watch almost $2,000 worth of options become worthless in a day?

>>22830392
mommy's vicodin

>>22830392
internally rage then wait a couple hours and plan for the next play

>>22830392
Since I run straddles if I want to play off vola anyway, I don't.

>>22830392
don't play weeklies and sell options more often than you buy. other than nothing you can do, salvage what you can if the play is dead and move on. learn why you lost money and don't do it again

>>22830423
This I seethe for a bit then let my trading brain get back to work

>>22830392
*Only* $2,000?

>>22830392
>>22830423
adding to this, sell covered calls/naked puts for fat premium

GME selling PC components soon
>Cool Master

>>22830043
Already have bitcoin, have had for a long time.
Stock market is very exciting, lots of history.
There's a capital prerequisite, but if you can compartmentalize and employ multiple strategies it's very interesting.
Not as efficient as focusing all on one thing, but it's never boring.

>>22830525
i am all in. this confirms it. thank you.

I took today off because it's my birthday. Pleased to see my portfolio is very green. GMEchads rising up.
Glad I sold my Micron in the green, they waffled on today of all days. Might pick them back up if they dump for some swinging.
My renewables were looking ok today. FSLR still undervalued IMHO.
I miss any crazy shit today?

>>22829951
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 1907 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 1914 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 1929 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 1939 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 1950 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 1969 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 1987 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 1991 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 2001 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 2008 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
t. 2016 anon
>I think we're in pretty unprecedented times
>YOU ARE HERE

>TSLA dips after battery day
>Nearly recovers by Friday
Are you ready for the sort squeeze next week?

>>22830606
CBAT pump. Made 285% just by holding overnight

>>22830616
all in on TQQQ/SOXL at the next crash

>>22830392
I don't do short term options. While I have lost that amount and more in a day before I attempt to take it as a lesson. Identify why I entered that trade and why I thought that amount of risk exposure was okay. Make sure I don't do that again. There is calculated gambling and then there is being stupid. If you're yoloing on a low percentage chance WITH a time constraint like a near term option expiration date, you're being stupid.

Also: do not fall in to the gambler's fallacy of doing yet another yolo to "make back" what you just lost. That's how you martingale yourself straight to zero.

>>22830606
You know Micron earnings is next week? You know Nvidia uses Micron VRAM in the 3000 series?

Gentleman.
>meetthespy.webm

>>22830616
Yea and the crash happened every time

>>22830625
>muskcoin
Nah. You want to see real short interest ratios its BBBY, SPCE, GME, and GOGO

>>22830663
Honestly I was nervous about holding through earnings.

>>22830616
2016 bear got btfo

Is SHLL going to moon on monday? Thats only when the merger is announced, right? When does the ticker actually change?

>>22830695
Just pointing out that the term "unprecedented" might be a bit of a stretch.
Also worth pointing out, if you'd gone all-in the day before any of those crashes, you'd still be up even at the bottom of the next one.

wtf happened to workhorse bros

>>22830714
>BBBY, SPCE, GME
I actually already have these too.

>>22830791
That also only applies if you literally went all in, lump sum the day before the crash and never contributed another dollar after that. That’s why you spread your investments out and don’t go all in at once.

>>22830832
I dont know but I might just cut my loses. Should have kept an eye on it better.

>>22830858
>That’s why you spread your investments out and don’t go all in at once.
There is a literal ocean of evidence, publications, and historical backtesting that all conclude that lump sum > DCA. DCA is actually fairly dead now in the conventional definition of the word. It now more applies to capital limited investors that can only contribute X amount every Y length of time, like as part of a salary. And even then its kept regular to make it consistent.

>>22830875
huh?

>>22830832
NKLA, TSLA.
I sold out of my initial position on the run-up from single digits to $20+ but I'm thinking about reentering.
Will admit I haven't been religiously reading their financials or anything but as far as I can tell it's a solid company.
At least as good as most EV companies. Probably going to be a slow burn for the foreseeable future, though.

>>22830935
it lost steam and dropped, im down 14% total return. I also am very drunk and just got home at 3 am so I'm not making sound decisions.

>>22830927
I think there is a misunderstanding. If you have money to invest, the best time to buy in is always now. Generally though, people dont have large amounts of capital sitting around. They are paid on a regular basis and so they should buy in when they can, which ends up being a DCA strategy anyway.

>>22830927
But do they account for how going all in all at once is terrifying?

>just don't be wrong bro

>>22830927
I only DCA a small part of my paycheck into spy, but other than that I buy what I want and when I see fit. However I’m only saying it’s wise to spread an investment out over a short period to avoid short term volatility. For example instead of buying $10k of stock right away, but $2.5k for the next 4 weeks to balance it out a bit just so you don’t get fucked on buying right before a dip.

>>22830995
He's saying in the long run its the same difference (at best) or slightly worse, you'll get "surprised" with the same frequency except with one big all-in you don't lock in the certainty of your failure rate (so to speak)
Although he didn't say WHY that's the case but I'm guessing that's it

>>22830966
That's literally what he said, bro.
>It generally only applies to capital-limited investors
I think there's one guy in this thread who's wrong, and the rest of us are getting in each other's way trying to correct him.

>>22831037
No I agree that a lump sum beats averaging in, however I think the best strategy is in between, like my example. If I were to open a new position I would slowly open it over the course of a couple weeks rather than go all in at once.

>>22831075
any time you saved yourself some money to buy dips has turned out to be TREMENDOUSLY successful in terms of investing

its crazy how good it works you should probably never put your money all in at one price

>>22831068
I suppose so. I got caught up in "DCA is dead" but also "most people DCA" so kinda confusing.

Man, I really don't understand the market.

What exactly is keeping NKLA afloat rn?

I feel like anything less of a rug pull is strange. Let alone a green day.

>>22831440
Probably bag holders who refuse to sell

All my savings are in SPY. If the sm is gonna crash for real, do I hodl or stick the cash in my mattress or what? Sm survived us dropping fucking nukes on Japan bros, is a flu virus really gonna wipe it out?

>keep looking at futures for no reason every once in a while
i need help

>>22831606
Here you go fren. Enjoy this complementary anime girl.

>>22831478
Wait until all them decide to place sell orders at the same time. You can watch that stock drop like a brick

>>22831577
People are overreacting to all the world events right now.
>the “worst pandemic of the century”
It has a 99.5% survival rate for those under 50
>election volatility
It happens every election, it’ll go away once it’s over, markets care more about stability than what senile boomer is in charge of us
>unemployment is skyrocketing
everyone who actually contributes to society is still working and never stopped working, markets don’t care that the snow cone stands and political activists are out of work
>America’s economy is on the verge of collapse
Look at America’s economy and compare it to most any other country. Yea countries like rich micro states in Europe and Asia may be well off, but America is still innovating and growing. All of the biggest companies in the world come from America and it’s been that way for a while and there’s no reason for it to stop. Europe is basically a socialist state at this point, they have government funded retirement and high taxes and all that so money doesn’t go into the economy, it goes into savings accounts. Seriously, the economic leader of Germany (can’t remember his title exactly but it’s similar to sec of the treasury for us) keeps all his money in his checking account. Third and second world countries have 50% inflation and double digit interest rates.
>muh bubble
Boom and bust cycles are part of a healthy economy. If anything an 18 month bear market is bullish for the long term (bear markets on average last 15 months)
>social unrest
Giant larp, nobody cares that some black people and white liberals are throwing a fit. They’ve been doing it for decades

TLDR America’s fine and everyone’s overreacting. Worst case scenario we enter a bear market which is part of a healthy macroeconomic cycle.

>>22831664
Why it isn’t penny stock trading as a pink sheet by now I will never know
Not even after the rolling truck incident.

I saw a number of ""analysts"" advise things along the lines of having less money in US equities over the next couple of months due to increased volatility leading up to the election - and possibly a few weeks after, if it's a close contested election.
I think they might be right, but if the result is clear (in either direction) or at least once the whole spook is over, stocks might rebound quickly. So, the volatility in the next couple of months could also be seen as an opportunity to buy some cheapies. Some posts in this thread seem to agree with that general sentiment.

Of course, then there is the Corona X-factor, but that applies more or less to all investments equally.

>>22831770
Election volatility is a good buying time. Long term nobody cares what decrepit old diaper wearing boomer sits on the gold shitter in Washington, markets care about stability. Once either trump or Biden wins, and there’s some sense of stability for the next 4 years, markets will be fine. Just expect volatility and red days for the next couple months, don’t panic sell like a pussy and ignore all the bear hype.

>>22831770
good goy

>>22831577
If it crashes big, sell everything. Don't be a retard holding bags.

>>22832054
>selling AFTER the crash
???

>>22832096
L O S S
T
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>>22832119
>setting stop losses
Enjoy getting cucked out of long term gains because of a flash dip. I held through the March crash and I’m still up 25% on the year
>Hur dur I’m up 304939%
No you’re not, you’re a day trading gambler. enjoy paying 15% tax on your 5% gains.

Serious question: why would bet on TQQQ not be the easy solution?

>>22832245
line can go WAY down

>>22828917

Im done with stockpicking.

Am gonna put all my monthly savings in a all world high div. yield etf.

This crab market really pisses me off

>>22830392

Well i never do Options shit but i eventually switched from stockpicking to simple etf dividend maximum invest so i get a second small income stream

>>22830392
I usually sell at a net premium (or debit if I'm playing off of vega) so this doesn't happen unless I make a gross error in position sizing. Hardest part of playing options is not overdoing them.

>>22832294
ok, but it will recover in the long time, and more than the QQQ, no?

I’m financially ruined, literally

IBKR shows a 100% loss and every single position of mine, kek

Stocks

Just how undervalued is JE?

Man all of this is so confusing. I dont even know where to begin. I just want to be rich.

>>22832694
Write covered calls or trade spreads if poorfag.

>>22832694
Save 50% of money, put half in global etf and half in emerging markets, preferably accumulating ones so that you won't have to worry about reinvesting dividends.

>>22832418
Yes that is true

are we really going to make it bros?

all we do is gambling with options and buying meme stocks
Im tired

>>22829028
I bought 10 calls for the 25th /10 strike Thursday but I actually should them before market close for a small most.

Yesterday the stock closed at almost 9.98 which signals manipulation, I just wonder, do this option print or did it miss the strike?

>>22832954
I'm at a point in my life where I either make it gambling like a degenerate or I'm just done
Got about a year left probably

>>22832694
Start by buying stocks only, don't get in to options until you learn a little about it, once you get in to options start with a little bit at a time until you learn what the supposed to do.

Buying stocks is the safest because you own the stock.

Buying options is the second safest because you can only lose what you put in.
Once you start getting in to selling spreads and shit you're on your own and may God save your soul

Pro tip: he won't

What should I add on to my portfolio, I've got the following already
QQQ
GME
NIKE
PTON
ZOOM
SWBI

Alright boys, I'm a 33 year old boomer with my first child due next year. I no longer have the risk tolerance to play the game and only have minimal capital that I can freely throw on the next GME. It's time to shift gears into family mode. My thoughts:

>Company 401k matches up to 3%, Contribute up to match and put it 100% into SPY.

>$6,000 into Roth IRA each year, 50% SPY 50% QQQ.

>Maybe max out the HSA. Funds can be invested when they're just siting there. Company contributes half of the yearly maximum $3,550. 100% into SPY.

>Charles Schwab individual brokerage account. 50% SPY, 25% QQQ, 20% SOXX, 5% on biz memes.

Alternatively, go with multiple sectors copied from another anon:

Energy: NEE
Healthcare: JNJ
Consumer Staples: PG
Consumer Discretionary: LOW
Financials: JPM
Defense: LMT
Industrials: PH, ITW, or HON
Tech: MSFT
Materials SHW

What do you think?

The battrees are an order of magnitude to 10 orders of magnitude more powerful than their predecessor and the gigafactories are 1000 to 10,000 times more efficient with the robots. Creating a robot factory is orders of magnitude harder than making the prototype. I would say over 100 times the orders of magnitutde.

>>22833087
>Company 401k matches up to 3%, Contribute up to match and put it 100% into SPY.
Good
>$6,000 into Roth IRA each year, 50% SPY 50% QQQ.
100% SPY
>Maybe max out the HSA. Funds can be invested when they're just siting there. Company contributes half of the yearly maximum $3,550. 100% into SPY.
Good
>Charles Schwab individual brokerage account. 50% SPY, 25% QQQ, 20% SOXX, 5% on biz memes.
All wrong. Covered calls and/or spreads. If you do shit like 30-delta put credit spreads on Spy, you should actually have lower volatility (and lower gains than just buy and hold!) than Spy. If you want to be a leveraged uberchad, something like a 2x or 3x etf is fine, I believe TQQQ is fairly liquid.

Your individual stock picks suck. If you're gonna diversify that much just go spy/qqq.

>>22833183
Thanks for the feedback. I need a good deal more education before dealing with covered calls and spreads. I've saved this post to study later. I understand the basics, but not enough to confidently move forward as a long-term strategy.

For the Roth IRA, it sounds like 50% QQQ isn't the best idea. Am I thinking too much with the bias of performance after the March crash?

I also appreciate shooting down the individual picks. Saw that post a few threads back and saved it to research later. SPY at least captures the desire to diversify and would have zero management.

>>22833240
VOO is vanguard's S&P500 index fund, it's expense ratio is 0.03%. SPY is 0.09%. SPY has much more liquidity but that probably shouldn't matter if you're buying and holding.

>>22833138
>This but x10

>>22833268
Good point. I'm not dealing with enough capital to worry about needing to liquidate quickly, so VOO is the best choice. I took a look at IVV and decided against it due to expense ratio as well.

>>22833240
>I need a good deal more education before dealing with covered calls and spreads.
I presume at 33 you have an accountant? Or at least a friend who is an accountant; definitely talk to them about these for individual trading accounts. That being said, a lot of people, even accountant/money type people, are unusually hesitant and somewhat afraid of options because of the yolo mentality associated with them. However, they're super easy to explain with just plain English:

Buying a call gives you the right to buy 100 shares at a price K, and you pay a premium for this privilege.

Therefore, selling a call obligates you to sell 100 shares at a price K, and you are paid a premium for this obligation. Pair this with owning 100 shares beforehand to prevent infinite losses, and you have now a combined strategy where you are paid to sell your shares (sell them at a profit of course lol).

Spreads are slightly more complicated, but not really. I'll let you research into these yourself though.

>>22833138
Lmao this has to be larp

>>22833329
>Accountant
What are you doing that's so complicated you need a tax professional? Own a business?

What is the difference between SPY and normal S&P 500?

Sex offender here
I'm not going to give up

Is SNE or ATVI the better video game play?

>>22834035
>Sex offender here
What, you couldn't get it off to cartoons like a normal person?

>>22834030
S&P 500 is an index - basically just a list of companies. In the case of the S&P500, it's the 500 largest US companies. You can't actually buy or sell the index - it's just a list.

SPY is an exchange traded fund (ETF), which is basically like a holding company that does nothing but own shares. In this case, SPY owns shares of all the companies in the S&P 500. Because SPY issues shares of its own, you CAN buy and sell SPY. Because all it does is own shares of other companies, when those shares increase it decrease in value, the value of SPY should (in theory and mostly in practice) track that movement.

Why are pools selling so well?

>>22834030
One's an ETF that tracks the S&P 500 you retard. You could've DuckDuckgoed it and find out in a few seconds.

>>22834156
Every recreational item is selling well right now - boats, campers, pools, etc.
Turns out if you lock down cities and close all the bars, people get really fucking bored.

What is up with Excess & Surplus Insurance? The growth of these companies seem too good to be true.

KNSL

>The Kinsale strategy of disciplined and highly controlled underwriting, combined with technology-driven low costs and a focus on the E&S market, is propelling our profitability and growth and we believe will continue to do so over the long term. In addition to our own business strategy, our growth is being enhanced by a growing level of dislocation within the P&C market. After many years of intense competition, some competitors are experiencing adverse results and are withdrawing capacity, canceling some programs, raising prices, etc. We expect this dislocation to continue, thereby allowing Kinsale to grow at an elevated rate perhaps through 2021. At some point thereafter, we expect the level of dislocation to abate and our growth rate to normalize perhaps in the low double-digit range. Beyond the accelerated growth, industry dislocation is also allowing Kinsale to raise rates and in some cases, restrict coverage to further expand our profit margins. To take full advantage of this market opportunity, there is a possibility Kinsale could raise a modest amount of equity capital before year-end.

>Net income increased by 119.8% compared to the second quarter of 2019

PLMR
>Net income increased by 79.3% to $12.0 million, or $0.48 per diluted share, compared to a net income of $6.7 million, or $0.30 per diluted share, in the second quarter of 2019

Look at the net income increase during COVID19

>>22829884
>i think we're in pretty unprecedented times lmao
They've said this since 2010, as well

>>22830745
Even during the lowest point of the Crash last March, the DOW was higher than when he sold

>>22829621
>NEE
>KO
>JNJ
20% long shots to
>PLUG
>SPCE

>>22834296
Bears don't get to come.

Glad we aren't the only ones.

>weekend /smg/

YESSSS FINALLY
anyone down for discussing day trading strategies based on indicators? or what risk management style you have found to be optimal?

>>22834519
Lindset is an Idiot Robinhood Zoomer. She'll probably open an onlyfans when her "trading" hobby is over

>>22834571
Nope, just put most of your money into a comfy utility stock and swing trade TQQQ the rest of the time. Don’t respond to my lost and you’re welcome

>>22834571
I'm just starting to get my feet wet into all of this TA stuff.
I wish I wasn't so dismissive of it and actually tried to use it with fundamental/macro analysis early on. In the last week it's definitely kept me from FOMOing and getting burned like I used to.
At least I'm learning to be more patient and wait for better technical signals even if I'm just following youtubers and having them essentially hold my hand.

>>22834584
Google Lindsey Graham. It’s a guy

>>22834571
>what risk management style you have found to be optimal?
I developed a nice, simple formula for setting stop losses. It's -(x/n)+p=s
Where x is the dollar amount of money you are willing to lose (aka your risk), n is the number of that security that you own, p is the price you bought the stock at, and s is your stop loss.

So, for example, if I buy 100 stock of DAL @$30, and I am willing to risk $50 on the trade, I just plug it all in to find my stop loss.

-(50/100)+30=s, so s=29.50

Probably going to get mocked for how simple it is, but with this I can easily yolo a lot of my portfolio into a stock I think will go up with a completely defined amount of risk.

>>22834609
I won't let you trick me into watching porn

>>22830043
>He thinks crypto won't implode like stocks.

NET turning around big time. good shit

>>22834684
google lindsey graham lady bugs

>>22830043
Just own both.

>>22834519
He deserves it.

>>22831700
Just lol.
The worst case scenario is a real collapse that will last years.
The amount of people that think stocks only go up and downtrends are temporary is funny. The vast majority of the economy hasn't recovered from 2008 adjusting to inflation.

>>22834156
I have a friend who installs pools and he's having his best year ever. His thoughts were people can't go on vacation so they are upgrading their houses to be more fun, but that's anecdotal.

I think I’m going to get rich off of SPACs bros. How long can I ride this wave? Also how do I find the best SPACs?

>>22832158
>I held through the March crash and I’m still up 25% on the year
that's fucking silly, if the dip is hard enough that it breaks all supports you are always better off just catching the falling knife

like all the retards who held TQQQ through the dip eventually broke even but completely missed out on +400% gains

>>22834806
The “stonks need to go down because stonks shouldn’t be going up” crowd is just as retarded as the “stonks only go up” crowd.

>>22834599
>I'm just starting to get my feet wet into all of this TA stuff.
https://tickerjunkie.com/market-maker-speaks-ways-market-maker/

>>22832158
I’ll happily pay 15% retad of 5% day trading gains daily.

Easy enough just swinging qqq off supports as of late. Go sqqq on down tqqq on up.

Even if you catch only half the move it’s still 5% daily gain. That’s insane gains compounded

>>22834938
I’m not a trader. I don’t do options other than selling covered calls and I don’t do leveraged ETFs. I’m invested in broad market ETFs and companies that have a history of profitability and have increased dividends during bear markets. Not a dividend investor but an aristocrat company is attractive because it shows that the company can weather the storm despite macroeconomic conditions.
Either way I will hold through a crash because I plan on holding my companies for at least 10-15 years or until the company fundamentally changes in a bad way. I’m getting paid to hold shares of the company in the form of dividends so even if the stock price declines for no reason other than macroeconomics, I’m still making money.

>>22834728
holy shit kek

Do NOT buy GME at $10. BAGHOLDER TERRITORY. It's a dying business. Back to $4 after console season and everyone bails.

Get out now before you get burned!!

Apparently Chinese stocks have been collapsing in part due to flooding, any chance of this further bringing down American stocks?

JUST

>>22835013
i'm not talking about daytrading, but unless you're sure on an individual pick and it's too volatile to be setting a stop loss on, a loose trailing stop on an index ETF is smart.

if your -20% trailing stop triggers in the first place, it probably means shit hits the fan and broke through support so it'll likely go down much much more like the March dip, went down another ~20% more after dropping ~10%, and it would have dipped much more if government bux didn't step in.
You can get fucked trying to catch the falling knife but you'd still be better off than just holding through entirely even if we're considering the short-term taxes

this blog i googled after a couple minutes already did some simulations and pulled out some studies too. Pic related
>https://www.quant-investing.com/blogs/general/2015/02/16/truths-about-stop-losses-that-nobody-wants-to-believe

>>22835045

>>22834992
>https://tickerjunkie.com/market-maker-speaks-ways-market-maker/
Good read but i mean
>just find great companies for rock bottom prices and buy swaths of shares
Come on.

>>22834956
Economy is severely damaged, and will be totally destroyed in 3 months. Big companies will fall.

>>22830616
Imagine if you bought SPY during each and every crash

WOW
O
W

>>22835212
i think people who buy GME for the short squeeze are delusional and we're going to see much much more volatility now that reddit idiots buying above $10 who want the squeeze are going to be sorely disappointed.
Retail short sellers don't short all the outstanding shares. This was mostly from some hedgefund or MMs.

the best we can hope for, if at all, is that a sizable chunk of the short interest is still from retail accounts so they will probably get squeezed out since institutions alone owns more than the outstanding shares. It's hard to figure out what the "real" float is. We get a big squeeze from retail short sellers going bankrupt, and then be surprised half a month later than short interest is still 70% or something because institution can just hold through the squeeze.

>>22835246
>source: dude trust me

>>22835245
BBBY outperformed TQQQ since April, don't be ignorant
TUP and OSTK too.

obviously as retail traders we're going to fuck up 99% of the time and it's not recommended at all.

>>22835120
There's been a bunch of potentially bad news for Chinese companies recently. Xi apparently has signaled that he wants more supervision of private companies, and the US senate has already passed a bill that calls for the delisting of Chinese stocks that don't meet certain accounting standards.
Maybe both sides are just bluffing - Xi to continually pay lip-service to ""socialism"", and US politicians to propagandize for the upcoming election. In that case, right now might not be the worst opportunity to load up on some Chinese stocks.

>>22835316
Source: Madrid on lockdown, Israel on lockdown, United Kingdom considering it, a lot of countries on the verge of collapse and autumn has just started.

If you can't see that the rally is just a way to dump shares on the blind bagholders...

>>22835354
except TSM unless you believe the FUD that China will invade Taiwan.

>>22835368
Nobody gives a fuck about corona. If the meme flu is really your reason you think the world is going to collapse, you’re fucking retarded. Literally nobody gives a fuck about hoaxid anymore. People aren’t going to put up with a second lockdown in America.

The lockdowns will prove to be 100x worse for society than covid itself ever will be.

I'm going to laugh so hard while the annoying GMEfags are stuck in a bleed out waiting for the prophesied short squeeze while the rest of of the market moons.

>>22835314
Nice blog bro

>>22835410
This is a controlled crash of the economy. Covid is their way to do it. And yes, americans will be put in a lockdown, a real lockdown. Europe had a 3 months lockdown and that just helped a bit, now it's out of control again. If you believe the numbers are real then you're blind. Spain deaths are the double than the official numbers.

>>22835456
You just mad you didn’t buy in at $4 like everyone else, I bet your lips were flapping “mUH BlaWkBStA”

>>22835472
But yeah, if you believe America can handle the pandemic without lockdowns, while the rest of the world is struggling even though we took measures, good luck

>>22835456
wow that cope, were you holding nasdaq through the dump?

>>22830392
Feeling anything at all feel good

>>22835464
GME anons thinking an infinite squeeze is imminent are as retarded as GME=blockbuster idiots

>>22834718
my lifelong regret will not be buying more at $15 fucking dollars.

>>22835520
Sherlock Holmes on the scene

>>22835368
Madrid is only in a partial lockdown that includes some of the poorest neighborhoods in the city. Even then, these lockdowns just confine people to their areas "unless they have a reason to go elsewhere". Shops and restaurants are also still open, even if at reduced capacity.
Most countries wouldn't even consider a full lockdown again - at worst, they will reintroduce some travel restrictions or limit capacities further.

Also, the companies actually impacted by these lockdowns are mostly not traded on the stock market. A local restaurant or small town store shutting down has minimal impact. Many big companies have already expanded their online/stay-at-home offering and some companies have outright flourished because of the pandemic. Worst case scenario, you put all your money into PTON and ZM or whatever.

>>22835472
>Europe had a 3 months lockdown and that just helped a bit, now it's out of control again.
Which is why you are not going to see a proper second lockdown implemented on a wide scale again.
Also, it's Sweden that didn't have a lockdown, not America. In fact, many parts of the US have been a lot more stringent on shutting down than a lot of European countries.

It's all so tiresome

do you guys understand how to read/interpret Share Key Figures?

if yes, do you even bother?

UHM GUYS

>>22835616
Madrid is considering to be completely closed to isolate them from the rest of Spain, and soon that will translate to a proper lockdown.

>The companies actually impacted by those lockdowns are mostly not trades on the stock market
Small business fail, people lose their jobs, stop spending and then, the big companies start to fail too. No, Apple can't make money if people are too poor to buy iPhones, sorry.

>No second lockdown at all
Ok. There will be a second lockdown in winter that will destroy the economy.

>>22835290
Exactly. The problem is actually that the crashes aren't deep enough for how far apart they are. If it's on its way up, and you're holding cash waiting for the crash, odds are you'll miss out on more gains than the crash wipes out.

For example: in this most recent crash, SPY bottomed at 218, in March. The last time it was trading that low was December of 2016. The crash wiped out 39 months of gains. But the bull market prior lasted 10 years - 120 months, roughly. So if you'd been "waiting for the crash" from any point before 2017, you'd have been better off buying immediately and just holding.

So, if you think there will be another global pandemic that shuts down the entire economy within the next three years, go ahead and hold your cash. Otherwise, buy now.

>>22834938
Everything in hindsight, Anon. If you held through the dip, there's no way of knowing when recovery will begin. Pulling out solidified your losses, and if the markets just so happen to make a reversal the next day or two the fuck up out of nowhere (like when Jpow started printing) then you'll be left in the dust.

It's easy to say "just pull out when it's breaking support" but TA is a fucking meme and time and time again the market acts erratically against predictions. It's risky to pull out once you're already down a certain amount, and sometimes better to just hold for the eventual recovery than pull out and potentially make your losses permanent.

>>22835768
>>22835205

Jokies massive KuCoin hack
Let's all laugh at crypto people losing all they BTC

Haha ha haha

"The money's been made"

Time to get out

>>22835497
Again, it’s a giant larp. The only people who actually give a fuck about “MuH pAndeMiC” are fucking sensational retards on social media, and fat unhealthy fucks who were going to die anyway

>>22834718
Not averaging down when it was $33 a few days ago might have been a mistake.
t. Retard who bought at $42

>>22835855
>KuCoin accounts for 0.04% of all bitcoin volume
Which means the people that lost money are retards investing in "altcoins", nice going

>>22835890
>get out goys, no more money for (You)

>>22835890
This is extremely bullish.

Is this downtrend finally over? Seems SPY has had three bounces off of around 322.70, but not a lot of buying pressure upwards. Seems it won't go down anymore.

>>22835045
>>22835212
>>22835314
>>22835464
>>22835520
>>22835564

GameStop surges 28% after co-founder of Chewy.com pitches plan to turn it into Amazon rival, report says

Games and Pets
Buy video games for your pets
Pet and video game cafes

>>22835910
Young and healthy people die. There are permanent side effects. It's not just the amount of deaths that matter

>>22836099
>Young and healthy people die
No they don't. If you're obese, diabetic, asthmatic, or have vitamin deficiencies then you aren't healthy.

>>22836099
The people who want a second lockdown are the same people who called restricting Chinese planes racist when this thing started.
They have no concept of the bigger picture and are only capable of seeing things in a 2D black and white manner.
Like most NPCs, they are easily manipulated and barely human.

>>22836017
don't know if right now is the prime buying opportunity or if i should continue to hold off until around February

>>22836099
There are permanent side effects to everything. Young and healthy people die of the flu and common colds but you don’t see people acting like the sky is falling every flu season.

>>22836099
Lol no. Go back you mask wearing faggot

>>22835720
>Small business fail, people lose their jobs, stop spending and then, the big companies start to fail too.
That's exactly what government stimulus bills, loans, and direct payments to citizens are there to combat.
And yes, plenty people will still buy new iPhones even if they face economic hardships. Maybe it won't be record breaking sales, but Apple is still going to make plenty of money.
As I said, just invest in companies that benefit from increased digitization and people staying at home more, if you are really worried about new lockdowns.

>There will be a second lockdown in winter that will destroy the economy.
Countries like Belgium have even eased restrictions despite a rise in cases, and as already mentioned, Sweden never had a lockdown. Plenty of country's leaders have also openly said, that they aren't going to implement a full second lockdown. At worst, you are going to see stricter measure in certain regions or cities (like Marseille closing Restaurants and Bars again) for a few weeks.

And, of course, then there is China which has, as far as I know, no more restrictions at all.

>>22835841
That graph is from the second study. Notice that the period listed is from '98 to '08 - a period that both starts and ends with a crash (in '08, quite a major one). So rather than thinking of it as "tested over a period of 11 years," we should really specify that it's tested over two crashes. When you phrase it that way, the amount of data isn't that impressive. Furthermore, the timing of the end of the period basically ensures that b&h will come off looking bad.

Give me one good reason the anons buying GME at $10+ won't be eternal bagholders.

>>22836145
Yes they do. A recently graduated in medicine without health issues died during the first wave in Spain while taking care of patients, for example.

>>22836300
Gamestop scheduled to build first Warp Drive in 2025

>>22836274
>Countries said they won't do another lockdown.
Oh, of course they will when the second wave really hits, this is just the beginning lol.

>>22836343

speaking of warpdrive.

€SPCE ?

Think i messed up by thinking GME could hit 40+ again. €SPCE looks more interesting longterm though. Because the symbol is literally space and im a sucker for that shit.

>>22836378
oh if you sucker for that stuff me got stock for you

have you looked into UFO ?
they space ETF O_O
me have few shares of that one

they name literally UFO cant beat that

>>22836099
No, prove it. You can't. Now kys

>>22830525
>company literally so retarded they can't even spell the brand they're selling correctly
Yikes!

>>22836419

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.euroweeklynews.com/2020/08/12/young-girl-in-spain-with-no-previous-pathology-dies-from-suspected-kawasaki-disease-after-contracting-covid/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/au.news.yahoo.com/amphtml/the-world-stopped-young-doctors-shocking-coronavirus-death-020554856.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.abc.es/espana/castilla-la-mancha/abci-fallece-coronavirus-joven-medico-familia-alcazar-san-juan-202003291457_noticia_amp.html

>>22836417

You son of bitch, Im in!

>>22836300
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

>>22836055
A man needs two things
A doggo and an X-bone

>>22829621
The UK, I DCA into Fundsmith Equity mostly.
Holds Coca Cola,
I do own some Pepsi via Lindsell Train Global though, but a much smaller share of portfolio.

>>22836520

(con't)
>>22836275
It also makes some weird assumptions about when you'll get in or out. Namely, investments are made quarterly, sold as soon as the stoploss is hit, and then rebought at the start of the next quarter.

Sticking with this methodology, a more meaningful evaluation would come from determining how often the strategy is 'right' or 'wrong'. That is, it will be right any quarter that the stoploss triggered and the stocks were lower at the end of the quarter (when they are bought back in). It will be wrong any time the stoploss is triggered, but the stocks are higher at the end of the quarter. The amount of gain or lose can be calculated, as well as the likelihood of each.

The methodology used (results of the strategy applied over time) over-dramatizes the differences. A small difference either right at the beginning (where it will compound over time) or right at the end will look more significant than it really is. Choosing a period with major crashes at both the start AND the end makes such issues nearly unavoidable.

How do I stop smoking weed bros? It’s basically 1 spy a month I could be buying

>>22829874
Yup, that is why if your trading don't hold overnight where possible.

If your investing, don't go all in, DCA into whatever the fuck your looking at in boomer stocks.

Retards will always say "its gonna crash" but they seem to forget that most smart investors just hold some cash so they can deploy it when the panic happens to pick up cheapies (I did in March-April)

If you exited even in Janauray you'd actually have lost out on a lot of gains if u weren't holding trash stocks. Even if u were just holding stuff like Microsoft, PayPal, Coca Cola you'd be up quite a bit.

Imagine selling in 2010, haha wtf

>>22836648
try to learn higher level math and realize you cant while high and realize how retarded weed make you thats how me quit

>>22836648
>How do I stop smoking weed bros?
Uhhhhh, are you looking for a magic formula? To stop smoking, you stop smoking. Das it mayne.

>>22836690
I can’t eat or sleep without it and I get stressed out really easily and mad at the drop of a pin.

>>22836727
>marijuana addiction doesn't exist

>>22836727
pathetic junkie

>>22836727
Nah, marijuana isn't addictive. My dealer told me so.

>>22831700
Correct and based.

>>22836727
Are you a liberal by any chance?

>>22836727
Low T
>>22836753
>>22836755
>>22836762
It isnt addiction, its low T from marijuana and the lifestyle that follows marijuana use

>>22836727
I get the sleep one but weed always makes me hate eating because I get hella dry-mouth.
Anyway you're just gonna have to cold-turkey suffer because you got yourself psychologically addicted.
You can try to substitute other behaviors, preferably not other drugs but hey life is hard, but the key is you have to really believe you're better off without it.

>>22836806
No I’m right wing and I lift

The virus is the gift that keeps on giving. Use it to make loads of green. Use it to mask the fact you've got loads of green. Your main bank (a front;public facing) keep very little in it. People can ask hey why your so "poor". You say COVID-19 fucked me over. Most would understand and drop it. Your hidden bank (no paper trail); COVID-19 profits lay dormant till the day you need it. Kinda like those people who use accidents (bridge collapse perhaps) to fake there deaths to escape the shit life they got.

>>22836886
>right wing
>lift
>weed

>>22836886
Huh. Well then there's no reason you wouldn't have the self-respect and discipline to quit. Treat it as part of your diet - meat, veggies, don't smoke weed.

>>22836648
Just transition into dry herb vaping. I have no fucking idea why more people don't do it. I vape daily and go through a 1/2 every 3 months or so. IT's such a fucking game changer. Even better if you get CBD bulk from places like Apical Greens and cut your weed 50/50 with hemp. It doesn't water down the high as much as you'd think, and actually has the added benefit of rounding out any potential paranoia/anxiety if you're prone to that.Keep in mind I'm talking about DRY vaping, not to be confused with the toxic oil vape that fuckbois use. I hate that they use the same terminology because it's confusing as fuck, but dry vaping is pretty much just using low enough temp to bake the herb without pushing it past its burning point and combusting.

You can get a Dynavap if you're really cheap, they're not too hard to use.

>>22836727
If you're JUST using it for stress, sleep, and pain relief instead of the high then straight up just switch to CBD since you can get it much cheaper. The oils and tincs never really have a notable effect on me and I'm almost wondering if they're just placebo, but the actual flower will get you obvious effects without any high if you smoke or vape it.

>>22836846
>I get dry mouth

You're either doing too much or smoking junk shit. Get a better dealer or smoke less.

>>22837007
No self respecting right wing man smokes weed.

>>22837080

Exactly. We do coke, like civilized people!

>>22837096
You belong in 90s Wallstreet

>>22831700
>99.5% survival rate
Actually the current official numbers are 99.9997% survival for those in the 0-19 age group, and 99.998% survival for those in the 19-44 age group. Even worse.
>everyone who actually contributes to society is still working and never stopped working,
Nope. Useless people like managers got to stay, but useful people like programmers, IT staff, data scientists, researchers, and other non-obviously-useless professions got laid off even at large companies including google. Additionally, any field in the biomedical greater field has lost funding for non-covid research, which will have repercussions for at least 5 years even after the covid shit is over and the hole in the employment history of college and high school kids is not going to be explainable by 'b-but covid' to HRtards (who haven't lost their jobs by the way).

>but America is still innovating and growing.
It hasn't, during covid, and it's likely to be greatly pressed/compressed after covid with all the printing going on "b-b-but printing no makeruni the inflationrony" bullshit. It creates inflation on a national level, just not on an international level. This means wage to life ratios are going to go to the shitter, great for multinational companies and trash for everyone else. It will further promote chinafication as local resources become even less affordable. Along with the racist trillion dollars a year funding to coon businesses, this will cause even more problems to non-coon businesses (not in terms of competition, obviously, lmao, but because this, too, will cause inflationary outcomes on local goods and services and a further drought of funding for non-coon businesses because that shit doesn't come out of thin air).
>Boom and bust cycles are part of a healthy economy.
Nope, it's part of an UNhealthy economy. Busts are correction brought on by ridiculous amounts of unhealth beyond what the system can handle.

>>22837120
You wrote all of that but I'm still voting Trump lol.

>>22831700
> nobody cares that some black people and white liberals are throwing a fit.
Provably false as record-breaking flight to suburbs and neighboring states resulted from this.
The damage to some of the cities is outright bankrupting them, although that's a good thing despite the fact they're major GDP hubs.
>TLDR America’s fine and everyone’s overreacting.
Yes, but at least they're not as retarded as you lmao
> Worst case scenario we enter a bear market which is part of a healthy macroeconomic cycle.
Lolno. Worst case is japan.

>>22837184
same.

>>22836546
Lmao think you got him

>>22837184
Are you that GME Kirby guy on Twits

>>22835841
Damnit, I'm trying to discuss the study you linked and I get nothing but /pol/ and stoners.
>>22836275
>>22836638

>>22837194
Japan
Clean streets, cultural utopia, pretty girls, suicide forests
Let’s do it

>>22836668
>imagine selling in 2010
Everyone should imagine this before they decide to panic sell

>>22837213
>Twits
?
I don't own any GME. I played Micron earnings instead. A different flavour of 'tism if you will.

>>22837224
Imagine being so retarded you don't know what a japan market looks like, yet still posting /biz/. Toppest kek.

>>22837236
True some guy on stock twits rocks those same maga images

which ones are the porn stocks

Who's jewing who?
I have no idea

>>22837284
Wait... They're all porn stocks?
>Always have been. *Bang*

>>22837262
>>22837299
never seen/done stocktwits before. is it worth creating an account just to shitpost?

>>22837299
kek

it's true, short squeeze won't happen unless there's really a sizable amount of retail short sellers

>>22836343
>>22836546
No argument? Thats what I thought.

>>22837334
Correct, although it's already basically too late for this: any shorts that pile up will have little impact unless there's already a massive amount of retail shorting (in which case it will snowball violently).
MMs don't actually have to cover their shorts.

>>22837324
It’s not bad, somewhere you can get more analysis for your stock. It’s cringe level is also not so bad, nothing compared to the absolute faggots on reddit

>>22837324
I don't post on it, I just lurk tickers that are dumping so that I can harvest their cope.

I still check on BYFC from time to time.

>>22837284
The only one I can find right now is RICK.

>>22837377
no i get it, people buying in now risk a lot more than people who bought in 3 weeks ago. The shit just went up +100% in a month. No one's arguing with that, this shit is going up and down 10% on a daily basis

it's up to the retard to decide if the risk/reward is still enticing compared to just buying SPY.

>>22831440
There are people that bought GME in the $30s and still haven't sold. Someone will always refuse to sell their bags.

>>22837284
SNRO
They also have something major coming out next month but I can't spill the exact details!

>>22837184
MAGA 2020

Any new chink pump and dumps coming up got some money in TAK whats the new sunw?

>>22837393
>>22837413
Oooo, this is kinda a deal breaker for me guys, sorry. I just have an unavoidable need to express my dissatisfaction with niggers while I'm giving my opinions about the market away. Amusing browsing the $GME tag though.

>>22837255
It was a joke you smooth brain

>>22837385
GME is now on the threshold securities list and iborrowdesk indicates that shares available are constantly being used up.

>>22836648
Start growing your own weed

NEW @_@ !!!!!

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>>22837713

NEW BREAD
>>22837720
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>>22837720

>>22837719
>>22837732
Well this is embarassing.

>>22837669
>m-merely p-pretending

>>22836621
>>22836520
what about SPDR S&P Kensho Final Frontiers ETF: ROKT

>>22837710
been on the threshold securities list since 9/22 and hasn't left

That's 8 days of naked shorts
13 days at max to deliver. October is going to be wild