/biz/ - Business & Finance

Xth for technology and QE being deflationary and the Fed trying not to lose a battle they have no hope of winning

Biden is your president.

>>23862482
indeed a faggot

>>23862479
>>23862482
Accurate, kek

>>23862482
A-anon I...

https://stocktwits.com/symbol/CLF

come on BABA

I said WHERE MY PLUG BROS AT??

Bought GME at $12.76

>>23862482
Kamala*

>>23862495
>>23862501
>>23862502
HOWEVER... Biden is Still your President!

>>23862477
But I don't want to become Japan anon.

https://www.rt.com/news/479111-basedbean-oil-change-mice-brain/
>New research has shown that despite being marketed as a healthy alternative, basedbean oil, America’s most popular oil, causes neurological changes in the brains of mice, and may contribute to autism and dementia in humans.
Any basedbean-related stocks?

>>23862518
>bought at 6
>sold at 9
anon..

>>23862528
BYND is the biggest basedchugger in the market

I have a margin account so all my stocks count as collateral. How risky is it to use maybe 20% of buying power to write puts?

>>23862528
>rt
this is debunked

does anyone have the earnings calendar for the week?

Am i going to make it? portfolio:

ICLN
NET
PLTR
TSM
BABA
AMD

>>23862521
No he isn't i'm a leaf

>>23862482
What's stopping the electors from still picking Trump?

>>23862549

How many of you silly billy's are holding PLTR through earnings?

>>23862552
nope. you gotta go all in on KYS

>>23862548
I do stuff like that all the time. I buy dividend stock on margin and sell covered calls. Do it, it’s fun.

>>23862576
I'm thinking of selling half.

>>23862518
REPORTING IN

>>23862576
Not me, selling before closing tomorrow. Ill pick it back up later on for the long though

>>23862561
This never happens, this was a literal cope that was talking about for Hilary in 2016.
A lot of the stuff floating around does make it seem like foul play occurred, such as the data sets people have mapped out and all the affidavits.
He might actually have a chance of getting a bunch of votes thrown out.

>>23862561
If they don't want democracy to end in the United States.
>>23862526
No human civilization in history has ever escaped the quicksand of QE. Not a single one.

>>23862482
Left looses an election - AHHHHNOOOOAHHHH
Right looses an election - How do I profit?
See the difference?

>>23862576
Yes AND writing $15 puts

>>23862552

>No CLF

23862600

>>23862593

You don't mean that...

>>23862616
>Right looses an election - How do I profit?
Go to /pol/ right now and look at the dumb shit you just posted again.

>>23862576
I reduced to half position Monday, will buy back after earnings

>>23862576
I might 1,500

>>23862576
You stupid I'm holding until lockup expires early next year

>>23862561
Depends on the laws of the state the electors are representing.

I'm holding PLTR $10.5C 12/24
I'm trying to decide if I should hold through earnings tomorrow. I'd love to hear some opinions

>>23862616
Shut the fuck up you low-IQ cornhusking chucklefuck. Try passing college before you try to summarize the zeitgeist after certain political parties win elections because you come off as a revisionist schizo

>>23862576
I'm holding. PLTR was always a long hold for me.

If it dips, I'm buying more.

That Foundry and Gotham software they have is basically illuminati/big brother.

How can it not be a millionaire stock?

>>23862600
We're not stopping anon.

>>23862646
How will you choose to kys in two months?

>>23862477
Isn't QE inflationary, not deflationary? Particularly how it imposes an inflation tax on the middle class as the money from QE reaches wealthy elites before it ever gets in the hands of the common joe?

>RKT still going down

>>23862646
This isn’t /pol/ but I will call you a nigger

>>23862668
>unironically uses the word "zeitgeist"
>kys

>>23862482
President-elect, he might die before he is sworn in!

>>23862668
>>23862646
Are these shills Chinese or Indian?

>>23862663
Sell before the jews crash the market on Friday.

>i missed pltr AGAIN

>>23862699
Sorry Cletus I'll use smaller words for you next time

>>23862674
I'm thinking of selling half. Earnings lately have seemed to be
Earnings beat- it dumps
Earnings miss- it dumps

>>23862698
Yep... that's going in the "reported" compilation

>>23862456
What penny stocks will moon that’ll save my portfolio?

>>23862728
NAK

>>23862625
>Betting against chink outsourcing under a Democrat president

>>23862697
buy the dip, retard

>>23862720
Bro, you're a faggot if you use the word zeitgeist in day to day speech - you're also very full of yourself. Check your ego

>>23862728
Buy things with growing earnings that you sort of understand and hold on to them until that changes.

>>23862728
Stop posting you retarded, low 4-fig losses daily you absolute failure poor fag.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>23862697

what's a good price for disney?

OPTI CHADS WHERE WE AT

>>23862728
I posted about Revlon for like 15 minutes last thread. Nothing will save you

>>23862741
not now its gonna dip even more

>>23862746
I think you need to be sterilized. Retards like you should not be allowed to vote or have any opinions legitimized.

>>23862725
reporting-announcing-niggerfaggot

>>23862561
faithless electors face a $5k fine, in some states. That being said, the Trump Campaign could literally cover all those fines per elector and it would only cost 1.35 mil for 270 electors, if each one was fined. Which is a fucking drop in the bucket.

>>23862758
Wait for earnings tomorrow - don't buy in now
[saw an unusual whales earlier where someone bought $200 DIS April 2021 calls]

>>23862722
That is true for most tech companies, but they're also pretty bloated.

Palantir is ridiculously cheap for what it does. Once it jumps, it's likely not coming down.

If Coronita-chan gets really bad, it will spike since its the software being used to track it.

>>23862539
Damn how many shares?

>>23862609
WE GOING TO THE MOOONNN

Guys what's going on with long term treasuries? I feel some serious happening about to go down.

>>23862759
There are people here still holding that OTC turd? It's going back to .02. I'm sorry anon.

>>23862766
Unironically, kill yourself
You think you're intelligent, but you're not. Someone intelligent doesn't need to keep repeating that they are intelligent.
I would be willing to bet $10,000 that you are a tourist here on /smg/ as well, that this is the first to third time you've ever posted in an /smg/ thread.
Kill yourself.
And stop using zeitgeist in your day to day speech, I can assure you, everyone around you thinks you're a massive faggot when you say it.

>>23862804
Won't find out until tomorrow.

>>23862728
>looking for a 1 hit wonder

stop, just buy NIO at the next sub 40 dip and dont look at it until january

>>23862728
EMAN

>>23862759
Here dude, bought 10,000 shares yesterday at 0.00410/share and now its at 0.0535. Have made a cool $118 so far. How about you?
>>23862809
No one is holding, once you get your profits, you get the fuck out. I'm selling today or tomorrow.

>>23862765
if we both buy right now it might hit single digits.

>>23862695
>Isn't QE inflationary, not deflationary?
QE derisks speculative assets relative to their returns compared to productive investments. It is no coincidence that we have entered an age of new megacorporations as was the case at the turn of the last century (railroads, utilities, newspapers, etc.). It becomes favorable to be a speculator on already large companies because the effect of QE disproportionately favors big businesses as well. One of the largest bond purchases, for example, that the Fed has made is of AAPL bonds. A company with a cash stockpile well above most of its peers in the consumer tech space.
And yes, what this causes is a tremendous inflation in speculative asset value that is not appreciation. But it also undercuts the very economic growth that you are trying to encourage. If you work for GOOG, AMZN, AAPL, etc., you make decent money and the areas you live are pricey. But 99.9% of the population doesn't work for those companies or those high paying jobs. Nor do they have the savings to access equity markets.
There is a "trickle down" effect from the small (and shrinking) group of the super wealthy that causes a slow but steady rise in health care, education, real estate, and child care costs which has the effect of further reducing the expendable income of the general population.
An economy cannot work if its 0.1% billionaires and everyone else is poor.

Taronis Technologies Inc TRNX

just trust me

>>23862817
Did using the word "zeitgeist" piss you off so much that you had to sperg out and write a whole paragraph about it because you feel insecure that you didn't know what that word meant so you had to Google it? The only autist who cares this much about a word in /smg/ is you kek

>>23862674
Who is this female?

Alright guys I'm going down for a nap I justed wanted to share a pic that a very special based anon shared with me last night. Hope you enjoy!
Toodles *holds up spork*

>>23862852
clear support forming on 20.80-85 range
buy now or regret it forever

>>23862788
not a lot, only 120, but still..

>>23862741
I did this morning

Okay nevermind this OPTI pennyshit ticker is about to evaporate my gains in 5 minutes.

>>23862858
he isn't wrong though... i assume everyone who uses the word zeitgeist is a massive faggot.

anyone still holding SNDL? what do we expect for earnings?

>>23862561
Literally noting

Does anyone else loving being a ''shareholder''? I feel so important!

>>23862935
I spent $25 on a call. Its probably gonna expire worthless kek

>>23862931

>>23862931
>>23862964
I apologize for being able to articulate myself above a 9th grade level, I am very sorry retards!

>>23862954
why wouldnt you just sell calls? IV is like 700%

any critics?

>>23862986

No PLTR

>Joe Biden's Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Plan Will Cancle up to $50,000 per Student

How will this impact stocks?

>>23862986
>NAK 4c for Jan 2022
kek

>>23862946
Some states have laws that they cannot vote against the outcome. So... no. You're a faggot.

>>23862085
It's consolidating for the largest bull trap of the century.

On Nov. 16 SPY will be at $380

On Nov. 17 SPY will be at $400
Many will fomo in

On Nov. 18 SPY will be at $440
Even more fomo in but with buy calls

On Nov. 19 SPY will be at $430
Bobros fomo in. Some sell their buy calls at a loss.

On Nov. 20 SPY will be at $700
The last of the bobros fomo in, those who sold their calls at a loss came back and went all in, the remaining normies waiting for RH to transfer their money in go all in.

On Nov. 23 SPY will dip to $690.
Many will scoff and take out loans with a daily interest of 5% thinking they'll make so much off of it.

On Nov. 24 rockets to $800 and RH introduces true instant deposit and all the loan takers immediately deposit ALL the loan money and use it

After market hours are over and it is still Nov. 24. Multiple companies announce bankruptcy across the board. Panic sets in. An hour later a leal occurs showing the hedge funds lost control of the algos over 2 years ago. The algos are all interconnected and have, in unison, been infected. They are legally given permission to dump all their stocks immediately over to the FED to work on the algo issue which will be months. It is now midnight, Biden has been arrested as voter fraud begins appearing in leaked footage of participants being bribed. Collusion with China is discovered resulting in an immediate attack on Hawaii and complete take over of Alaska. Ending the same day with a chinese Alaska and chinese hawaii as peace is accepted by both sides by handing both Alaska and hawaii to the chinese. Troops march into taiwan as the usa no longer provides protection.

It is now Nov. 25 market open, SPY gapped down to $2.50 a share, USD is now worth a tenth of its former value. The hedgefunds get a slap on the wrist as news comes out that they knew this was going to happen. The fed is dismantled, powell is thrown into prison, the usa goes onto the copper standard.

What do you do?

>>23862947
>Does anyone else loving being a ''shareholder''? I feel so important!
yes

>>23862974

>>23863004
I'll take "Shit that will never happen" for $500, Alex.

>>23863004
That’s about as likely to happen as The Wall

The only dopamine hit I get is when the notification popup tells me someone bought my puts.

WHAT FORCES ARE ACTING AGAINST GME AND WHY SO AGGRESSIVELY

>>23862858
>underestimating how much smg cares
>>23862931
>>23862964
smg cares, anons

Happy Veteran's Day frends

Remember to report tranny poster for avatar use >>23862576
His tranny posting friend already got banned last thread so mods will do their job

>>23863005
I listened to the shills saying it will moon to 20+... gambled 40 dollars if it expires worthless

>>23863004
Some of the highest yielding investment grade bonds are Navient debentures which are basically student loans lumped together. They pay 5-6% a coupon. I suppose even though they're investment grade bonds (BBB by S&P), they're still full of poor-credit quality loans. So what I'm trying to say is find a way to short Navient debentures.

>>23863002
I’m out of PLTR before earning tbqh

>Deutsche Bank Proposes A 5% "Work From Home" Tax
HOW IS THIS LEGAL!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

Bought some NAK

>>23863008

>>23863015
Bro genuine question: did you ride the short bus to school?

>>23862668
Got a college education. Low IQ? Maybe but I live off investment income so... yeah. Get back to work wagie.

>>23863002
I was so damn close to buying at 9.50 but didn't... I'll buy in if it absolutely tanks after earnings.

>>23863032
>literal billionaires and hedge funds that have been shorting this for years
vs
>some retailers that went all in based on a cat that "cooms"

They have tons of cash to double/triple/quadruple down.

It will still squeeze though.

Anyone else in on FVRR? It's on a tear today

>>23862759
Threw $1000 into it. Have a limit sell set at $1.

This will spike in December when the PPE gear is delivered.

Feels good, man. Feels real good.

>>23862979
Meh didn't seem worth it. Would have spent anywhere between $37-$60 on 100 shares for the chance of getting $10 and bagholding some shit weed stock. Rather just spend the $25. If it goes up cool, if goes down, who cares.

>>23862482
If he wins he is. He hasnt won yet.
>>23862702
Not elect yet, there is open litigation

>>23863076

>>23863035

>>23863019
>>23863020
https://old.reddit.com/r/Economics/comments/js7x80/joe_bidens_student_loan_debt_forgiveness_plan/

>>23863004
Would never happen, was made up just to get the retarded young voters

>>23863019
>Alex
Too soon anon

>>23863054
kek, you know the only reason I even post that tranny anymore is just to make you seethe. Literally no other reason.

>>23862935
>Dude weed
>loses money every quarter for the last year
How do people buy these companies? I literally cannot conceive of the thought process that goes into this.

When should I invest in PLTR? It's gotta dip soon right?

>>23862728
Go all in ANUS

>>23863076
It must not be fun being publicly shamed by multiple people for being a pretentious faggot for using the word "zeitgeist" unironically. Go lick your wounds - come back another day

Anybody have any stock cheapies that look tasty?

Corsair treated me well recently

>He actually bough NAK

>>23863114
after earnings probably

>>23863102
lmao Leftists are so fucking stupid.

>>23862482
until he resigns in one year
it has always been their goal to make Harris president

>middle school tier argument about whether or not big words are OK to use
I think that's enough 4channel for me for today

>>23863114

https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/10/07/tech-palantir-technologies-deep-dive/

People that haven't bought in to this yet will literally kill themselves soon

I suck at stonks.

I just want to park 15k in the market and let it ride.

What are some good choices or ETFs?

should i yolo some SPY 495c for Apr 16 2021?

>>23863054
Just filter him, not like he ever posts anything useful lmao

>>23863129
no i didnt!!!!

First for I’ll admit I probably made a mistake

>>23863102
You realize that Biden stole half of Bernie's talking points just to corral all of the dipshits into his voter base.
Do you, anon?

>>23862728
E3 Metals

>>23863095

>woke up early for another crab day

sell baba before close, so chinks won't fuck me?

>>23863114
This is the thought process that cheated me out of TUP profit during last earnings. The market is stupid and makes no sense. Sometimes stock goes up after a good earnings report, sometimes they go down. You might kick yourself in hindsight or realize you dodged a bullet.

Make of this knowledge what you will.

>>23862817

I was going to defend the leftie and say he used zeitgeist in an intelligent way, but he simply used it in a spergpost.

>>23862858
Your response wasn't articulate. You as well are autistic.

>>23863160
I'm not American lel

>>23863142
phdg

>>23863154
I told you to trim some anon and you tripled down. You get what you deserve.

OPTI is actually a good investment. This is the kind of stock you can buy and retire on in 10 years with an investment of like 10 grand.

Get into CODX now before ER on Monday and enjoy the ride anons

>>23863154
Just wait.. https://www.majorityleader.gov/calendar
The House is back in session next week - it will be when everyone realizes:
"Oh shit.. Nancy and McConnell will not be willing to compromise and make a deal.."
"Oh shit.. McConnell will prevent any large stimulus from passing, he believes the economy has recovered.."

>>23863140
>80% of shares arent going to hit till February
Gunna be a lot of bagholders come this Spring.

>>23862804
>>23862818
Explain like im a brainlet what it appears to be signalling

>>23863177
yes
and buy xiaomi

>>23863126
>It must not be fun to have a bunch of people realize they didn't know what zeitgest meant and get asshurt to you about it

>>23863199
>The House is back in session next week
These fuckers take more time off than the average American while being paid by every lobbyist under the sun.
...Any way to profit off of this?

>>23863102
>Reddit as a source unironically

Anon, it's not happening. He said this for the same reason Kamala said they'd decriminalize weed - lying to young voters because it's the demographic they are in dire need of. You know the house and Senate would tell him to fuck off now that they're filled with Republicans, right? Maybe they should have spent more of their time educating their voterbase on the importance of checks and balances instead of pushing the "PRESIDENT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON IN THE WORLD AND THIS ELECTION IS THE END OF THE PLANET IF WE LET ORANGE MAN IN AGAIN" propaganda. Instead they pushed s bunch of people to just vote "not orange man. Then they scratched their heads when it came to the rest of the ballot and filled random bubbles because they weren't told what else to do by their corporate overlords.

>>23862947
In a capitalist way I feel I have seized the means of production and I didn’t cost millions of lives.

>>23863114
it did yesterday, get in now or regret it when its $45 eoy

>>23863084
Moat? What does it do?

>>23863208

March actually

>>23863142
ZM puts

>>23863102
Yeah. Okay. Did you not pay attention the last 4 years when all of Trumps big plans were cockblocked?

The president is not a king. The powers of the office are quite limited.

what are some calls or put plays i can do with only 150, i want to build a small portfolio with a nice win.

>>23862456
PLTR big load up for it kids

>>23863047
More like Happy Suckers and Losers Days

PLTR WILL NEVER BE BELOW $15 AGAIN
SCREENCAP THIS POST

>>23862482
I'm not a beesechurger though.

>>23863004
Are these debts not already sold off in bonds? Poorfags will still be broke even with their loans paid off.

>>23863142
Put 9,000 in VOO (lowest fee S&P500 etf)
Put 3,000 in BST (BlackRock Science and Technology)
Put 3,000 in QQQM (lowest fee NASDAQ etf)
good luck!

Is it a good time to sell covered calls on PLTR? I feel like it'd be a decent hedge, in case the stock drops. It might also plummet back down to 12-13 so its tough. Thoughts?

I bought in at 10.20 for reference and hold 600 shares

>>23862855
>Nor do they have the savings to access equity markets.
>There is a "trickle down" effect from the small (and shrinking) group of the super wealthy that causes a slow but steady rise in health care, education, real estate, and child care costs which has the effect of further reducing the expendable income of the general population.
>An economy cannot work if its 0.1% billionaires and everyone else is poor.
What is the nexus between tremendous inflation in asset values and how QE is deflationary like you said?

>>23863006
Some states. What about the others?

>>23862456
Anyone ever went down with their ship before? I know that I could just take a 15% loss on sndl before earnings tank it to 50% loss, I know it’s 80% probably happening that I lose half my money or more but I just can’t bring myself to sell.

>>23863148
See this guy gets it. All you have to do is filter me.

>>23863293
if it were me id sell covered calls only on say 2-300 shares, but id also probably wait until after earnings so you dont get bogged

>>23863279
you know it

So, is the dip over for BABA? Should I open up a position?

>>23863136
I’m gonna need source on that goth babe pls

the real redpill is that pltr earnings will be knocked out of the park tomorrow, and all you fence sitters will be utterly btfo

Can someone help me understand why PLTR is so popular? My understanding is they basically do analytics of patterns of data for various very specific reasons. Do they even have much of a moat? Surely there are loads of companies which do data analytics. It also doesn't seem particularly scaleable, they have just a few customers - mostly governments - so are largely at the whim of political issues and revenue can severely drop just from a contract or two. On top of that, am I right in thinking they've never made a profit. They may well still be a company in 5, 10 years time, but I don't see the certainty of explosive growth at all.

>>23862576
I don't get it, what does PLTR do that Snowflake doesn't already do?

>>23863358
pears.com

>>23863063
What a scam.
>"yes we will spend less on you but you have to pay a 5% tax to work from home because not everyone can including those who applied electronically somehow yet are incapable of working from DONT QUESTION IT!"

I hope the Republicans in the Senate come to their senses and talk Mr. Trump into conceding the election so we can get back to helping the American people heal the great divide he caused. The time has finally come for us to heal our nation together as Americans and undocumented immigrants alike, to transform our economy into a sustainable green energy based service economy with good paying union jobs. We need to tax wall street, and make the 1% pay their fair share.

>>23863350
If you are considering Chinese companies, you might also consider the noose.

>>23863242
Online market portal for freelancing services. Small market cap and took a bit of hit after the vaccine announcement. I got some at that dip, and it still has a lot of momentum. Keep it on your watchlist

>>23863381
>babby buys PLTR on IPO
>babby watches PLTR go down
>babby sees PLTR run up to earnings
>babby thinks they are investment genius
>babby advises other babbys to buy
>babby does not mention earnings to other babbys

>>23863392
That's right cubicle cuck, give me 5%

>>23863136
Too soo... Opps. Wrong girl

PLTRbros, will tommorow dump hard?

>>23863309
They just replace the elector and discount the vote

>>23863293
Im in the same situation but I’m so scared that it could moon to $20. Instead I’m just writing puts

>>23863405

now we buy sqqq

uh guys

>>23863432
idgaf

>>23863432

I hope so i can stock up more

>>23863453
BUY BUY BUY

>>23862482

>>23863296
>What is the nexus between tremendous inflation in asset values and how QE is deflationary like you said?
Inflation and deflation only make sense to talk about in the context of economic demand, growth, and output. QE does none of these things. It puts more money into the already wealthy who save it and reduces the purchasing power of the general public who are now also more inclined to save whatever they can. This is the very definition of deflationary spiral.
The Fed having to amp up QE every round despite calling the previous rounds the "last" rounds is very much a symptom of the QE disease. That combined with the anxiety over wage (really, purchasing power) stagnation.
The Fed cannot win because they only have QE to deal with previous QE.

>>23863432

>>23862539
I bought at 1.09 around 4 years ago. My first pick. Sold at 1.50.
Guess i kill myself now? Seems like thats how this all works

>>23863142
ICLN

>>23863381
it’s been a long time coming i am from ca and have followed the Thiel guy for a while and Alex is legit for a CeO

>>23863384
win bigly for clients

>>23863293
you 10 and under guys are pusssssies

how can you deny this company?

>>23863432
Which PLTR calls should I grab after the doomp

>>23863381

They have two primary products that are both focused on taking large complicated data sets and making sense of them. One is used for government security and has top secret applications, the other is their newer private sector version.

For example, a cop can type in someone's license plate number, and palantir's software can pull a pluthera of information about the person. Where that person has been. Who they've been talking to. What they've been buying etc.

According to the CEO, anytime a terrorist is killed in the world, they were most likely found with palantir's software, and then killed with another piece of software they made.

But because of their super specialized skill set and track record with the US government, they have been soaking up tons of contracts with governments all over the place.

Air force drone AI - project maven. US army Distributed Common Ground System.

They recently picked up another AI contract with the US army.

They protect data for a bunch of random science organizations.

They're kind of becoming the go-to source for new custom covid tracking software.

It goes on and on.

The big big question for this stock, is will they be able to take this government software and apply it commercially? Their CEO says that's their new objective.

tl:dr buy palantir to get FILTHY RICH!

>>23862482

>>23863472
>It puts more money into the already wealthy who save it and reduces the purchasing power of the general public who are now also more inclined to save whatever they can. This is the very definition of deflationary spiral.
Thanks! You actually helped me understand QE from a macro-context a lot better. I always wondered what the biggest criticisms of the Fed are and it seems their QE use is right up there.

>meanwhile

KEK!

>>23863405
It’s the poor people that should be taxed more. It’s not like they make intelligent financial decisions anyway. Even the govt could spend their money better.

JFC FIVERR
HOW MANY PAJEEETS DOING GRAPHIC DESIGN WORK FOR 10 DOLLARS ARE THERE

I GUESS IT SHOULD BE 10000 A SHARE NEXT YEAR BECAUSE WHO GIVES A SHIT ITS WORK FROM HOME RIGHT

I COULDVE HAD 650% GAins BUT I CHOSE NOT TO BUY BECAUSE THIS SHIT IS STUPID AND PEOPLE DONT EVEN MAKE MINIMUM WAGE DOING IT HOLY SHIT

>>23863063
that's hilarious

go ahead and pass it and force employers to call their employees back to the office

>>23863514
>pluthera

>>23863514
already, half their revenue is corporate, and they have demonstrated that existing customers want to buy additional services (strong revenue growth from existing customers)
now they're really beginning to expand into a variety of disparate industries
plus this tends to be sticky revenue (average customer duration currently of 6.6 years)

>>23863514
>reddit/10

>>23863535
Based regressive taxer.

>>23863432
>not taking profits now
You're going to die, just like the retards who thought GME would go to $20/share

>>23863514
>that spacing

Do any of you subhumans think OPTI will go above the 0.0055/share range?

>>23863582
well, since my cost basis is 0.06/share im hoping so

>>23863384
What does Snowflake do?

>>23863582
i was gonna laugh and say something 2 b-bilion but it's actually mooning today

>>23863582
>subhumans
How dare you?

>>23863600
> my cost basis is 0.06/share im hoping so
Why the fuck?

>>23863582
retard.. OPTI was pushed by a shill and bandwagoned by a bunch of profit hungry dumbasses that sold before the election

PLTR finally waking up

>>23862613
QE is fine, it's fun seeing wagies get poorer.

Fuck my conscience stopping me from buying NIO when it was cheap. I didn't want to buy a chinese company but you fuckers found a goldmine

>>23863514
>pluthera

its almost 10am, time for bed.
Good night smg

Vaccines
Moderna late november
Astrazeneca. Early december
Novavax. End of the year
On the rise, I'll put a long on theses...

>>23863622
because i set a limit buy the day of the news and caught it on the gap up. then it dumped for what 2 straight days? it's fine, im just hoping the deal isnt fully priced in yet

>>23863358
Her proportions are gross I deleted my folder of her

BOBO ARE YOU OKAY? ARE YOU OKAY?

BOBO ARE YOU OKAY? ARE YOU OKAY?

BOBO AND CORONA FEARING COMPLETE FUCKTARDS BTFO

>>23862482
Why is biden green and drawn in Jojo aesthetic? This meme makes no sense faggot

Reminder that SQQQ and other similar short index ETFs have -99% returns over the last 5 years. Shorting is always a mistake and only done by stupid people. Might as well burn your money. Buy and hold broad market index is the only way to make consistent money.

>>23863610
>>23863624
Well, its fucking still making money today so I don't care. The 8-K SEC filing indicated a logistics plan to float around 2 billion worth of equipment, so the SEC filing wasn't news of future profit but i do believe the pump we're seeing from OPTI is an outcome of the logistics announcments we saw earlier this month.

IT'S OPEN SEASON ON BEARS

>>23863514
why
do
you
reddit
fuckers
have
to
put
so
many
paragraph
breaks
please
kys

>>23863514
Okay anon thanks for the info, you have convinced me not to short it, it's still a wait and see for me though, will see what the earnings look like, think it's a bit odd that they haven't managed to make any money given what you've said.

>>23863514
If I owned PLTR, I would look at this post and go "okay, maybe it's time to sell.."

>>23863613
I'm a subhuman too, its an affectionate name I plan to call my kids someday.
>>23863648
>the day of the news
you mean the most recent SEC filings ? well shit youre making me glad i bought the dip, i bought in at 0.0041.
>Im hoping the deal isnt fully priced in yet
isnt it already priced in?

>>23863687

You can read more about why that is here: https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/10/07/tech-palantir-technologies-deep-dive/ very, very big things are coming

>>23863679
They have two primary products that are both focused on taking large complicated data sets and making sense of them. One is used for government security and has top secret applications, the other is their newer private sector version. For example, a cop can type in someone's license plate number, and palantir's software can pull a pluthera of information about the person. Where that person has been. Who they've been talking to. What they've been buying etc. According to the CEO, anytime a terrorist is killed in the world, they were most likely found with palantir's software, and then killed with another piece of software they made. But because of their super specialized skill set and track record with the US government, they have been soaking up tons of contracts with governments all over the place. Air force drone AI - project maven. US army Distributed Common Ground System. They recently picked up another AI contract with the US army. They protect data for a bunch of random science organizations. They're kind of becoming the go-to source for new custom covid tracking software. It goes on and on. The big big question for this stock, is will they be able to take this government software and apply it commercially? Their CEO says that's their new objective. tl:dr buy palantir to get FILTHY RICH!

>>23863392
>redistribution of the wealth
Hmmmm

anyone bagholding AMRS? i'm thinking of taking a stab at it

>>23863535
>>23863570
But, what about the poors that have the discipline and skills to become rich...

>>23862697
Rkt is manipulated ass fuck. I felt kinda rug pulled yesterday

>>23862759
Traded in and out a dozen times over the last few days

OPTI CRASHING AHHHHHH NO NO NO NO NO NO STOP IT BOGS PLEASE

>>23863514
if you need a wall of text to justify your company it's not a good company

look at KO for example, a company i own.
>we sell good tasting soft drink coke

no wonder i'm up a lot and get paid nice dividends on top.

just invest in good companies.

>>23863708
the 8k was filed after hours, i limit bought the next morning before the spike then got greedy and didnt sell.
>isnt it already priced in?
maybe, but the details of it are pretty unclear and the company itself has done almost NO pr about it. so im hoping something else happens

>>23863735
What objective proof do you have of manipulation?

>>23863191
No wonder you're a baggie.
No penny is a good long term play. Only companies that have real value are longs, and they aren't pennies to begin with

>>23863781
Reminder in the 4 years I've been here baggie has never once posted his portfolio. Hes not holding any of the garbage he shills.

>>23863191
Baggie, do you unironically thinking holding OPTI for more than a week is a good idea?

>>23863679
I never use Reddit, but ill be the first to say it. Do you expect people who write lengthy informative replies to make it without spacing so it looks like something I would have written in primary school?

Retard, this "spacing" meme needs to die, so 6 fig fags can actually read this board.

>>23863732
Been in and out a couple times over years. Very risky they love to dilute

>>23862760
It's kk anon, I bag held Rev from 8 dollars too. The gains are finally nice

>>23862456
just bought 16 $20 Palantir calls for 2023 (around $10k worth)

am i gonna be rich biz

I have $40 play money, what should I do with it

Fuck you

>>23863790
>>23863781
he's a larper with a mental issue. he lost everything gamblings in the 80s (near 3mil I've heard) and he sort of lost it. he has around twelve stocktwits accounts with anime images where he just posts random emojis day in and day out. reportedly, he made a small profit off of NAK and bought a chinese prostitute for one day and took 5000 pictures with her and claims its his wife.

real sad story if you think about it.

>>23862595

>>23863839

>>23863850

For anyone investing in Chinese tech, must read article:
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/chinas-biggest-tech-stocks-suffer-historic-plunge-beijings-crackdown-billionaires

my problem is i find it really hard to keep spare cash around to snatch an opportunity. i think i'm generally buying shares at good prices, i'm still beating the FTSE global index, but whenever i have spare cash there are so many stocks on my watchlist that are good buys right now, that i spend it immediately

CRSR pumping again

>>23862519
Could’ve averaged down at 10.87 yesterday. Still fa

>>23863839
GME

>>23863839
buy corsair

>>23863008
buy bitcoin

>GOLD

>>23862519
Could’ve averaged down at 10.86 yesterday, and u still can avg down. I brought my 12.55 down to 11.8 yesterday when I bought at 11.2

GME broooossssss

>>23863572
It’s literally about to ya dingus. Lmao. Wait on the sidelines n fuggin see.

>>23863723
>forgot pic

I got $12 what should i buy

>>23862516
>>23862552
>>23863177
>>23863350

I'm not sure if the dip is over, but I bought a june call @ 300. I think everyone got real nervous because of the suspension of the ANT ipo due to imminent regulatory announcement, BUT imo the CCP isn't gonna do anything to kneecap their tech sector in the race against the US. Besides, even though china doesn't really celebrate christmas, Dec-Feb is a pretty good retail time for them, esp. because of chinese new year. Cost me $2k, like 30% of my net worth, I am poor. wish me luck everyone.

>>23863410
listen I don't like the fact that they're outracing the US got global soft-power dominance, but there's nothing we can do about it.
A. our boomers are complacent and happy to fuck up the monetary base and prop up zombie companies to keep their 401Ks at ATHs
B. our young people don't understand economics well enough to see how A is causing problems and they're blaming it on 'muh capitalism' even though A really comes from centralized planning + tacit state support of monopolies
C. Our young people also think we're the richest, strongest country in the world and that there's infinite money to give in social programs to basically everyone, all we gotta do is tax the corpuhratshuns-- even though our economy is about 30% monetary policy backed by expensive military hegemony.
D. Anyone who disagrees with the above isn't allowed to voice it, and doesn't have any political options other than boomer republicans who think that 'free market' means 'monopolies R gr8' and would never consider pro-competitive legislation.
E. oh, also our non-immigrant population is plateauing.

Meanwhile, China's got ~200 bp spread on our (nonexistent) yield curve, and more population than they know what to do with. Yes, their quality control is trash, but they make up for it with sheer numbers and a hungry labor force.

Best an American can do is invest there and spend the gains in their community here and pray we don't go to war with them.

>>23863839
I put $50 in GME 2 days ago at $11.65
Should’ve bought the dip

>>23863896
>average down bro
t. gnus stocktwit

>>23863798
>6 fig fags
I don't know where you think you are but nobody here has 6 figures outside of maybe 2scoopes and a few randoms. You're in the 4fig general anon.

>>23863922
11/13 PLTR $12.50 puts

>>23863942
>he doesn't know
how new are you?

>>23863922
Buy 4 SLV November 13 $24.00 calls for $3 each. Sell tomorrow for $4 each.

>>23862728
STHC

>>23863970
This is my first day here

>>23863472
I'm actually getting deeper into macroeconomics, was able to sorta agree with your 'QE is deflationary' explanation before I read it. Any reading you recommend?

mmmhh... based

SPY $360 EOD?

>>23863929
China's population is so mind bogglingly massive. There's absolutely no way they won't pass the USA eventually no matter how hard we fight it.
That being said I fucking hate china and chinks and I'm never investing in them.

fuck
i'm green AF but long term hodling is getting boring as FUCK

i need to jump into some booming PND

any tips?

i bought PLTR $12 puts for next week AMA

>>23863929
Pretty much this, but on the other hand, while it's good for states to prevent dystopian monopolies, something the US did really well back 100 years ago, wouldn't the CCP antitrusting their big tech companies hurt said-companies, as we're seeing these pas 3 days? FAGMAN monopilies make it so these companies just can't qtop growing and becoming more powerful, thus it makes sense investing in them, as the US will never do anything against them. Not sure about the Chinese equivalents.

>>23864060
sndl

>>23864069
same, got 30 PLTR $12 puts for 11/20

>>23864069
i'm about to do the same thing

>>23864069
hope you succeed because I want to average down more for the long hold

>>23863929
>>23864079
You two may be interested in this article:
>>23863862

>>23864037
Sell the news, this guy knows what's up

>>23863862
The comments are pretty interesting, one saying Chicoms are behind America's Big Tech, while the other saying that American players like In-Q-Tel
and CIA are behind it.

GRIM NEWS: Covid and ICU admissions so high, task force looking to "sustain health system" amid such high numbers. SHUT DOWN INCOMING. stock up.

>>23863716
I feel more retarded after reading this. Glad I sold at around $14/share :^)
>>23863798
>Do you expect people who write lengthy informative replies
>lengthy informative replies
That wasn't informative at all.
>so it looks like something I would have written in primary school?
I question if you finished primary school
>>23863918
There's no moon launch for any of (You)

>>23864107
Sorry, I'm not reading anything ZH, because I know it's approximately 115.12% wrong

>>23864087
talk about a falling knife my niggario

>You two may be interested in this article

>>23864135
Stock what?

>>23863929
>our young people don't understand economics well enough to see how A is causing problems and they're blaming it on 'muh capitalism' even though A really comes from centralized planning + tacit state support of monopolies
Are you referring to QE here? Because a lot of younguns know how centralized banking supports monopolies, its not like oldies are the only ones who get this.
> Our young people also think we're the richest, strongest country in the world and that there's infinite money to give in social programs to basically everyone,
Nobody thinks this except high schoolers.

>>23864047
unironically

M-MSFT bros...

why are you guys bearish on PLTR? my calls are printing

>>23864135
https://twitter.com/ScottGottliebMD/status/1326547830543036416

>>23864193
Holy fuck consoles are a failure confirmed

>>23864193
Bullish for cannabis stocks?

>>23864169
soijack poster, you're a faggot sir. I have never seen you contribute to /smg/ outside of posting soijacks. why do you come back day after day, to only post soijacks?

>>23863798
The beauty of this board is it can move so quick that lengthy is bad. Get to point and let people do their own research.

>soijack poster, you're a faggot sir. I have never seen you contribute to /smg/ outside of posting soijacks. why do you come back day after day, to only post soijacks?

>>23864231
>i can track you
no, you cant. how do i short this retard?

>>23864169
I only get my news from basement dwelling autists on a Hungarian paprika growing forum.

>>23864184
>Nobody thinks this except high schoolers
And college grads. And the previous generation in general.

>>23864262
>not understanding files have names
>not understanding you post the same file names each time
>not understanding you have an ID
>not understanding I can see other posts you make from the ID
>not understanding that people here are autistic and can track that

>>23864193
What's that?

Goodrx earnings tomorrow?

PLUG bros?

Wish I bought more, FUCK

just yolod some SPY 425c for 4/16, how fucked am I?

BABA. CHEAPIES.

Tomorrow is Thursday. Garbage day for many Americans. So tonight, when you set your bins on the street, remember who comes and picks up all those bins. Week after week. Month after month. WM does, that’s who.

>>23864184
Don't you know how social security works? There is infinite money for social programs, but the Republicans hold back progress.

>>23862935
>anyone still holding SNDL?

I just bought 500 shares at .389
sold January $1 strike covered calls on all of them for .175

Even after commission it's a 40% discount which seemed like a solid hedge against an earnings drop.

oh hey GME might be trying to do somethng

>>23863942
>tfw 5 figs

I’ll be a big boy someday.

>>23864362
I've given up on understanding what the fuck is going on with it

Zoom mooning on the news we might be locked down again. take note people.

>>23863929
>all we gotta do is tax the corpuhratshuns-- even though our economy is about 30% monetary policy backed by expensive military hegemony.

This is such a fucking dogshit argument used to delegitimize any concerns over how there needs to be more government spending for public works programs. We have a lot of areas in the US that are pretty much a wasteland that the government doesn't want to invest any money into, and the people within the community don't want to put their own money into it because they most likely will never make that money back or see the rewards.

If we funded public works programs we would help get people jobs with good pay, while also improving the infrastructure of the entire country and communities of people who are economically disenfranchised, and thereby increase the purchasing power of the middle class. Yet people use the argument "hurrr we can't just have unlimited government programs you commie!"

Overall I agree with most of your talking points but the infeasibility of taxing corps excessively etc. does NOT detract from how the government has an obligation to spend money on programs to save the middle class.

>>23864328
>being so pants on head retarded about waste management that you don't understand that garbage day varies by neighborhood because garbagemen don't work only one day a week
>being so pants on head retarded about stocks that you think you have to shill them on a Slovakian sheep shearing forum like scamcoins

>>23864328

Just bought ACB calls, am i retarded?

>>23864394
You're supposed to push Webistics

>>23862456

NEW THREAD


>>>23864377
>>23864377
>>23864377
>>23864377

>>23864371
2.4 million volume through console week
it's the opposite of hype

it's one thing to be priced in but no one is even selling the news either
what is happening

>>23863191

baggie has spoken, sell your OPTI.

>>23864383
>If we funded public works programs we would help get people jobs with good pay, while also improving the infrastructure of the entire country and communities of people who are economically disenfranchised, and thereby increase the purchasing power of the middle class.
>increase the purchasing power of the middle class.
That's not how you increase the purchasing power of the middle class you absolute retard.

>>23864328
So that’s what those joggers are doing every Thursday. I just thought they liked throwing shit in my yard and pissing off the dog.

>>23864254
Is that you, soxlfaggot?

>>23864254
>Someone is pointing out my shitty posts that are nothing more than soijacks, surely if I post more soijacks, he'll look like a retard!

>>23864184
>a lot of younguns know how centralized banking supports monopolies
Yes, but 2 million is 'a lot' and it's an absolute minority. That minority is covered by point D. And yes, I am talking about QE. With it, we play kick the can of doom, without it things get real hard and we have to absolutely dance but we'd have a chance at a 'real' economy again. I'm not confident that our current paradigm of public discourse would allow any such finesse.

>Nobody thinks this except high schoolers.
I sincerely hope you're right, but the overwhelming popularity of BLM/occupy protests + economic illiteracy among 85% of my peers (college grads between 24 and 31) that I know says differently.

>>23864468
>That's not how you increase the purchasing power of the middle class you absolute retard.

Yes it is. It would help solve things like food deserts in rural areas for instance. Its not economically efficient for people to drive 40 minutes to the grocery store when they can go to the McDonalds 10 minutes away. Etc etc

Would also help redlined communities get access to money that would help them stop companies from dumping waste and shit in their communities or setting up factories a mile away from a school. That improves the health of the community which means less money has to be saved for medical emergencies, resulting in more spending in the economy, leading to more growth. etc

Like wage slaving 2 even 3 jobs in an area that has super high cost of living like urban environments doesn't mean you are economically safe. Employment is not indicative of subsistence for working class people. Even if employment is good for the economy, that doesn't entail the people within the economy automatically are doing better if we continue to see rises in food prices and etc while wages remain stagnant. Again, not to sound like a commie but if your wages remain the same while inflation increases, your wages have decreased due to purchasing power.

From a pure social theory understanding of economics, if the working class is unable to access and engage in the economy in a healthy manner, that creates discontent and fuels both radical and reactionary ideology. I would contend in large part the massive looting we are seeing is not just do to race relations but because of a strained economic system. Urban and rural areas have higher levels of crime rate for instance because of poorer economics. *insert something racist about looting*

Being unable to access the economy creates large scale anxiety and unrest which also leads to things like poorer health outcomes and out group hostility. Working class getting fucked causes societal unrest.

Stop QE and more govt jobs prgrm

>>23864533
>BLM/occupy protests
How does supporting BLM/Occupy protests indicate that you believe America is the strongest, richest country in the world? It would indicate the exact opposite. All of the smartest people I know support BLM protests and such (I live in a pretty educated area near San Francisco though, most are neoliberal yuppies working for FAANG so they understand how the companies they work for are contributing to the death of America).

I've seen a strong correlation between understanding of the economy and support for BLM actually, probably because most educated people support BLM. Don't think that megacorps virtue signaling BLM stuff is distracting any of these pro-BLM types from how damaging such companies are to the middle class' purchasing power.

uh oh gme???

>>23864562
You want to increase the purchasing power of the middle class? Cut all social programs, freeze the wages to where they're at, and let deflation happen. Let the money being earned by them actual gain value.
Of course, that's no longer possible with the trillions of dollars in debt the country's in.

>>23864633
>I've seen a strong correlation between understanding of the economy and support for BLM actually, probably because most educated people support BLM
Nevermind. I hope you enjoyed the (you)'s.

>>23864383
I agree that taxing corps for public works programs isn't the worst idea in the world but the programs that are being pitched are pants-on-head retarded. It's not like people are discussing an orbital elevator or nationwide high-speed/light-rail system, they're talking about fucking single-payer, i.e. a black hole for real wealth.

I agree also that middle-class public works jobs aren't inherently evil, but the ONLY ways we'd fund it (even if you're taxing corps) would end up increasing our national debt and/or the monetary base because you're insane if you think retirees will let anything get in the way of equity appreciation for the next 50 years. Sure, tax the corps, but have the fed buy their junk bonds so shares don't tank.

>>23862703
discord trannies

>>23864639
explain

>>23864689
I'm sorry but after living in Idaho / Eastern WA and interacting with the All Lives Matter / anti-BLM types for 5 years of my life, its become pretty apparent to me that most people who are anti-BLM, fundamentally speaking, are not well educated and don't have good, if any, socioeconomic awareness.

>>23862787
>If Coronita-chan gets really bad, it will spike since its the software being used to track it.
WRONG!
We are past the "track and trace" phase, we left that in march and are in a "management" phase. They will not buy software to track the virus. That is no longer the CDC's stated goal in this. Palantir will only moon if whatever black project they are actually making money on is declassed

>>23864718
>but the programs that are being pitched are pants-on-head retarded.
100% agreed, we have no feasible works programs that are being proposed in Congress right now.
>but the ONLY ways we'd fund it (even if you're taxing corps) would end up increasing our national debt and/or the monetary base
This isn't an issue. We can increase our national debt for jobs programs investment which means improving infrastructure. But we NEED the provision that we are giving little to no handouts to the financial sector, which raises the cost of doing business indirectly, as speculation drives up housing costs, making higher wages necessary to pay for the financial overhead as more money is absorbed by the FIRE sector.

The trouble is generally black and white thinking, mostly possessing mainstream (neoliberal) economists, whose arguments are premised on ceteris parabus models, and market equilibrium models that aren't relevant to anything.

>>23864562
what do you do for a living friend? You have some fair points, but exactly how do you suppose we successfully stop QE and add more government jobs? Where does the real wealth for that come from?

Because we haven't got enough right now.

Omg PLTR is mooning so hard

omg i'm so erect right now

>>23865017
pltr is going to finish the day at $16. you should have listened.

>>23864879
well that's a pretty good idea, except how do you pull off a
>provision that we are giving little to no handouts to the financial sector
when it/tech hold all the cards right now? You'd need some serious authoritarianism. Or, you know, a war with China. Scary stuff, friend.

>>23864633
>How does supporting BLM/Occupy protests indicate that you believe America is the strongest, richest country in the world?
I'm not claiming exactly a direct relationship, more of a correlation. 98% of the people I know and posts I see with BLM/Occupy/pogressive ideals indicate some sort of "tell your boss to buy fewer yachts and pay a living wage" which I agree with morally and emotionally, but isn't how an incentive-based economy runs.

>>23864651
Idk about exactly 'freezing' wages or cutting *all* social programs, but yeah this is more or less a bingo.

>>23864890
To create wealth, the Amerishart government should be able to create money or debt (money printer go brrrr) with no ill effects if the proceeds were used to fund needed infrastructure or to reverse income inequality by increasing the incomes of the poor and middle classes. Either way, productive investment would rise faster than debt or the money supply, as would the total value of goods and service produced. Printing monies can be good and generate wealth if it's to make up for excess economic capacity not met due to oversaving - but it can be zimbabwean tier of its printed just to give out simply as gibsmedats. As with all things, balance is key.

So basically I want MMT without the QE. When the USA prints money, the Fed immediately lends that money to corporations, I want to stop that so we prevent an inflation tax.

>how do you suppose we successfully stop QE and add more government jobs

That is very tough and I don't have an answer, but basically I want the good elements of deficit spending, not the shitty parts that induce wealth inequality. This probably requires authoritarianism.


>what do you do for a living friend?
I am a patent law intern studying to get into law school. I'm a zoomer and pretty young so I am obviously talking out of my ass in some aspects because I don't have experience. But its become very clear that ceteris parabus models of economics are no longer sufficient for societies nowadays

>>23864651
>Of course, that's no longer possible with the trillions of dollars in debt the country's in.
I'm glad you basically rebuked your entire proposal with this one fact lol. Increasing the purchasing power of the middle class is impossible when we have things like the Fed exist.