/biz/ - Business & Finance

TELL ME WHAT DO THE FUTURES SAY

Markets are pretty fucking gay today.

I don't understand how WEAT could be a good investment. What good is something that peaks low and barely movies with zero divy?

>>50150829
My ICHR and UCTT are gonna get obliterated even more tomorrow. Who is gonna be investing in capital expansion when chip demand is declining as much as it is? And here I thought I was getting cheapies..

>>50150829
OPEN THE MARKETS

>vix used to be normal around 10-15
>pandemic, 20 became the norm
>bear market 27 is now the norm
wtf bros
>>50150866
its also a gay ass ETN.

>>50150855
long anime

>>50150881
he's smiling :)

>>50150829
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bupS-d_cAtk

WEAT chads... WE RIDE!

Monke bros
Is CODX a safe investment? They're working on a PCR test for monkepox. Their stock price should soar like 2020 right?

>>50150829
Post your bikes

ehehe poo and pee 500

Will my KWEB put make money or will it make me KWAB?
Who know. Who knows.... Expires Friday bros.
I also don't see how BITI works. BTC is on 24/7 but BITI dies on the weekend and holidays.
Also also I just want SPY to dump to 360 for a minute. Why is it too much to ask?

thoughts on SBUX sirs?

>>50150866
what's a better investment considering we're headed for worldwide famine in the next year?

Bros should I buy the JXN dip

>>50150959
this is mine (foldable & electric)
bought it 2 years ago for cheap from a friend

>>50150989
A big garden?

>>50150829
Where is the anon who kept telling us all we would get a 4th of July pump? How did he know?

>>50150955
is this what south koreans look like without plastic surgery

>>50151014
Worse. South gook population is outright dysgenic.

>>50150959
thats not a bike, thats a bicycle

at least futures healed a bit by the time I woke up

looks like we're mooning tomorrow.

I got my doc to lie about my eye sight. Can get licensed now bros.
Thinking of getting a bike desu. Look cool. But it rains a lot here.
I seen jap ones that are 10k low hp but cap at 80 still.

>>50151002
that doesn't sound very profitable, anon. i am looking into how i could make a huge batch of pemmican so my family doesn't starve, though.

Small caps...

Happy 4th

>>50151014
Now you know. And knowing is half the battle.

the german chancellor just went on TV, announced that the current crisis (esp. energy inflation) will not be over within the coming months and that germany has a historic challenge ahead of itself, and initiated a "concentrated action" where politicians, the german central bank, companies, unions and scientists meet to find solutions for the issue. the last time that the german government initiated a "concentrated action" was in 1967 to deal with inflation and reconcile inflation with union demands.

I think I became insane

>>50151017
What if I didn't enjoy this thread?

>>50151198
how do i profit from this (as a superior American)? besides just hunkering down and saving money up to buy the dip when things inevitably turn around with the red wave that's coming, i mean?

Can SIGA realistically be over $25 by EOY?

>>50151219
Then don't like, don't comment, don't subscribe, and for god's sake do NOT ring that bell!

>>50151198
>the german chancellor just went on TV, announced that the current crisis (esp. energy inflation) will not be over within the coming months and that germany has a historic challenge ahead of itself, and initiated a "concentrated action" where politicians, the german central bank, companies, unions and scientists meet to find solutions for the issue. the last time that the german government initiated a "concentrated action" was in 1967 to deal with inflation and reconcile inflation with union demands.

https://youtu.be/FfJv9QYrlwg

>>50151225
Try $80-$100

>>50151250
Why can't it go back to 14 then?

>>50151267
Because the WHO is bipolar.

> “We’ve lived in that world where inflation was not a problem. I think we understand better how little we understand about inflation.”

>>50151307
>>50151250
I'm not gay so I can't catch this.

>AMZN
Thoughts? Pretty decent price I think right now. Theyre going to continue growing AWS and other software I feel like.

>>50151363
People have started getting it on their asses from public toilet seats.

>>50151351
Am I to understand that the Fed doesn't understand very basic supply and demand?

Bought some more Encore Energy.
I just keep on loading up on these Uranium stocks, because nuclear is inevitable and the only long term solution to this clusterfuck of an energy environment.
Besides come next winter and even the most hardcore anti nuke hippie is going to be begging for the plants to be restarted.

>>50151417
Yes

>>50151418
that's not how it works fagboy

>3 holidays in 6 weeks
who's idea was this?

>>50151435
Why are you like this? A few people got it in a hospital after sitting on a contaminated toilet.

>>50151449
The jews'.

>>50151473
because it's not like you sit on a toilet and the virus crawls into your asshole you stupid mongoloid
how can you trust every fucking shit news

>>50151473
Those few people shouldn't be sucking and fucking in the bathroom.

Watch as virgins seem to be immune to this and children suffer from extremely low (but not 0) infection rates.

STUPID MEME STOCK, THE GPU SHORTAGE IS OVER YOU SHOULD BE PRINTING MONEY

>>50151250
Yeah but I don’t think it could do 500% in a few months. Maybe we can close the year at $35 best case?

$soxl and $tna pump this week

niggers

>>50151504
>AMD
>printing money
lmao
AMD is the worst piece of shit stock to hold ever.

>>50151490
I said on their ass, not in their asshole. That’s from gays. You people hate money.

Does anyone here trade on the London Stock Exchange? Why does almost everyone only trade the US markets?

>>50151198
All those orgs forced to lock into a coordinated scheme. Managerial revolution's bounding ahead

>>50151535
Because if US stock market collapses it's fucking over. Nobody cares if bongs or g*rmoids do an oopsie and collapse from feeding niggers too much.

>>50151535
>London Stock Exchange
name some London companies.

>>50151373
If you're in it for AWS, I'd invest in Amazon, Microsoft, and Google to get all three of the big players, plus data center REITs like DLR, EQIX, CONE, and even IRM

>>50151504
>THE GPU SHORTAGE IS OVER
So in other words... demand is no longer outpacing supply? Now I wonder what the implications of that are for profits...

>>50150996
faggot

>>50151567
well they're UK firms. easyjet, sainsbury's, tesco. you get the idea.

>>50151504
good time to start a position now? :^)

>2 more weeks
admit it, you got hooked

>>50150884
Do you understand how it is calculated? Its based on the stdev of all SPY options. This wide spread means large divergence between expiries because there is no price agreement on direction.
This is good because it means more opportunities. In fact, even if banks correctly call and manipulate every high and low, VIX will probably remain elevated.
You could honestly write puts at like 20 strike every week and get free tendies

>>50151586
nice toes but there is no arch in those feet at all

>>50151582
>easyjet, sainsbury's, tesco

never heard of them. do they have anything cool like tesla or Google

so, like...

is the world fucked or are we gonna get through this mess? some of the stuff im watching on youtube has me thinking that shit's about to get apocalyptic up in here, worldwide, like i posted here: >>50150931

part of me just wants to make money but another part of me is afraid that society won't actually figure this shit out and everything is gonna go to hell in a handbasket. i need modern society to survive, i'll die before i live in the woods, eat squirrel and shit in a hole in the ground.

>>50151418
>public toilet seats
Is that what you do for a living?

>>50151198
BUDDY!!

>>50151618
I’d still slap her soles

How much are we betting that the markets will recover during the second half of the year

>>50151627
no, they aren't really big into tech. Tech startups don't get the ridiculous billions of investment dollars upon IPO like they do in the states, so they all try to IPO on the American market. I think a pharma stock, AstraZeneca is their big one.

>>50151652
Everything

is buying URANIUM now like buying bitcoin in 2014 ?

who else is shorting the snp

>>50151535
Euros barely have any companies.
>>50151578
Is Googl worth buying though? Seems they only have 1 thing going for them for revenue. Microsoft and AWS both have huge cloud platforms.

Who is the standard? Who are the poors? How many are they of the 500?

>>50151634
>Yoy will own nothing and you will be happy
The world isnt ending. Its just a coordinated effort amd contrived to fleece money from everyone as usual.
Boomers are one of the largest age groups right now. Retirement funds are expected to run out by 2035. This whole thing is a shakeout to destroy wealth. Look how many independent landlords got fucked by covid rent payment freezing. Look how many 401ks are bleeding value. Retirees and people in their 50s and 60s might suddenly not have enough money.

They will be happy.

>>50151676
Which stock?

>>50150931
The sanctions, the explosions crippling food storages for countries so they have to rely on imports, etc etc.. and then the conflict in Ukraine to finish it all off. Is the western world ready for the great migration 2.0?

>>50151685
Unfortunately you can't invest in just their data centers, but they would be the first to go if you excluded one of the three. MSFT would be my top choice over AMZN though, given their stranglehold on business software which can interface with Azure easier.

>>50151704
I thought it was Stanford or Sandford instead of Standard for the longest time.

>>50150829
>mfw market is actually open

>>50151729
What about other companies like Oracle, IBM and BB? Not necessarily from a data center pov

>>50151535
on LSE I traded bae systems, unilever, astrazeneca, reckitt benckiser, smith & nephew basically mostly the boomer picks but the volume is compared to other exchanges too low

>>50151705
AMD is behind this?

>>50151746
Did you know that California has more people than the entirety of Canada?
Canada literally does not matter.
t. Canadian

>>50151765
Beaners are not people

>>50151749
Maybe IBM if you want something slow going. Not likely to fold but not likely to get you much out of it. Not sure about Oracle. I wouldn't touch BB with a 39.5 foot pole.

>>50151765
>Canada literally does not matter.
Yet, somehow we do
xD
t. Actual Canadian (Prairies)

>>50151778
Neither are Canadians

>>50151676

Pretty much.
We're at a pretty crucial point though. If the greater markets fall then all of the Uranium companies are going to blast through their supports and drop 20-30% from here.
I'm DCA in because the entire sector has already taken at least 50% beating from the highs earlier this year, so now is a pretty good time to start getting in.
Especially if the markets rally from here, then we're headed up and fast.

>>50151706

You can basically throw money at any of them that's not utter shit and you'll get more or less the same results.
The entire field is only like 30 Bil in size and has like 60 companies to choose from. Leave out the explorers without any hits and you're probably looking at just 30 companies.
Buy one that's not an explorer and you're good for at least 10x from here, probably way more though. Largest ones are CCJ, NXE, UEC, DNN, UUUU.

Is Mr. Rocker married? Why the fuck is that room in his video so dirty, doesn’t his wife clean it? What is actually going on in that house, I am concerned

>>50151786
Whats wrong with BB? The way I see it is that its cheap and optionable. This means it could continie to flounder; a buyout would be good news and crabbing means continued yield farming. It was recently a meme stock so its volatility is elevated too. Ignoring fundamentals, it seems like a very versatile thing to play with. I just wouldnt buy just to hold

>>50151778
Based
T.Califag

>>50151677
more like poop & pee

>>50151778
I never got the term beaners. Is "bean" supposed to be a verb here? What does it mean for one to "bean"?

>>50151859
It means real human bean.

>>50151676
>>50151818
>Uranium

Will always be useless. You will never have nuclear reactors. We are going green. So invest in hydro, wind, and solar.

Besides Fusion is just 30 years away.

>>50151618
Just means a tighter grip on her footpussy

I'm also long CMRX and Im happy to see more pox cases. Unless the stock craters by 50%, I'm going to remain profitable.

>>50151818
I have 600 UUUU and a handful of lomg dated DNN calls. My dad has a few shares of UEC under my recommendation. CCJ is definitely the largest but I heard that their contracts wont account for the projected increase of spot prices (eg up to 150$/unit)
Every time the market falls significantly, I buy more UUUU. Every time it rallies, I write covered calls. In the last year Ive probably covered close to 10% of my cost basis

>>50151818
>anything thats not shit
Have you seens cmmg's blacklist? Theres a company with an untapped deposit UNDER A LAKE and they still move with the rest of the sector.

>>50151820
his "wife" isnt real, """she""" is a vtuber he watches all the time

>>50151712
3.0*

>>50151859
Because they eat beans

>>50151729
>MSFT would be my top choice over AMZN though
Good point. Amazon has retail side of it to go with it while MSFT is dual software sort of stuff. Id like to buy MSFT, AMZN, and AAPL as my main ones at these prices. Maybe Meta but not really sold on it yet.

If the government can print billions and billions of fake money, why do they need to tax people?

>>50152049
God I wish that punching bag were me.

>>50151903
Oil and uranium are not going anywhere. Wind is inconsistent and the blades cannot get recycled. Solar needs a ton of land. Hydro destroys huge areas to flood it. Not to mention the huge resource and energy costs for it. ESG is a meme.
The more we move to green, the less efficient the net energy generated was. Look how many rolling blackouts are in the midwest. Look how Texas froze last winter. Oil and gas and uranium are never going away.
The more ESG we get the more reliance we have on big oil. And even if uranium crabs for another decade, I can happily write options to people that think otherwise

>>50152049
to punish productive people

Who bet on the insurrection day radical ultra Maga terrorism attack? 9 shot at a parade in Chiraq. Should get a nice pump on my VXX calls.

>>50151666
hahaha shouldn't have voted in a guy with dementia

>>50152105
How is this different than a normal day in Chicago?

>>50151580
ok lmao

>>50152150
The attack was carried out in the white part of town.

>>50152172
was it muslims or just the usual

>>50152105
Do normal people just shoot up 4th of July parades?
Who could have done this I wonder? Who?
Who?

WHO?

>>50152172
oh no

>>50152185
Story is still developing. Getting conflicting reports. Guy on the sidewalk / guy in an elevated position, suspect still at large.

>>50151706
>>50151818
>>50151903
>>50152088
>>50151945
>>50151958

https://www.8newsnow.com/news/local-news/hoover--power-production-down-33-official-says/

URANIUM is the only way.
U
U
URANIUM is the answer.
E
C

>>50152186
Republicans aren't normal people. They're bad guys. This is Putin's fault for causing racism.

You still have time to buy SIGA.

>>50152266 (You)
Please respond to my bait.

>>50152049
its not about the money. its about sending a message

>>50152346
How did I get a (you), that wasn't even my post

>>50152049
Why do they need to print money at all?
>to pay off debt
But that creates more debt

>>50152346
>(you)
How did you do that?

I hate niggers.

>>50152385
Next you'll be telling me the free market is actually controlled by a private bank and that our economy is mostly controlled by a certain tribe of individuals.
Stop acting crazy.

>>50152385
there's more debt in the world than money

really makes you think

Oil bros...

There's more peepee in the world than poopoo.
Really makes you think.

>>50152412

>>50152412
When did this all start? When was the last time we had a truly debt free economy?

>>50152409
I'm still wrapping my head around that "1929 never ended" means. I take it as a slow, permanent destruction of wealth

>>50152421
;_;

>>50152432
January, 1835

>>50152432
before the creation of a central bank

>>50152434
Do you want a hint?

>>50152464
>Sweden was the first
At least we can blame yurop

i just ate big borger

>>50152474
I know that was the great depression, but as far as macro economics, investment banks, and high finance goes, I haven't got a clue

>>50152172
>The attack was carried out in the white part of town

which area is that?

>>50152049
>why do they need to tax people?
what do you think inflation is anon

>>50152432
>>50152456
>>50152464
Never.
>The first known bond in history dates from circa 2400BC in Nippur, Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq).[10] It guaranteed the payment of grain by the principal. The surety bond guaranteed reimbursement if the principal failed to make payment. Corn was the currency of that time period.

Frog.

>>50151224
Short everything german and by extension yuro. Putin can make the german economy implode by t he flip of a switch. He is probably sitting right there thinking "after all why shouldn't I flip it?"

>>50152527
Based frogposter.

>>50152506
the blue part in the far north

>>50152500
Its when a certain tribe of people first started controlling aspects of our economy.

>>50152508
so they tax people to remove money out of circulation otherwise inflation would consume the economy in a matter of weeks/months.

interesting

what lesson can we take from this?

>>50152522
>Sumeria
WE WUZ USURERS AND SHIET

>>50152522
>corn
>new-world crop not around till 1500’s in Middle East
Fucking retarded post

>>50152568
Good point. Its a wikipedia quote though, but yeah you are right.

>>50152553
>so they tax people to remove money out of circulation otherwise inflation would consume the economy in a matter of weeks/months.
no
i am telling you that inflation is the tax that you're paying for the printing

>>50152548
>It was created on December 23, 1913, with the enactment of the Federal Reserve Act, after a series of financial panics (particularly the panic of 1907) led to the desire for central control of the monetary system in order to alleviate financial crises.[list 1] Over the years, events such as the Great Depression in the 1930s and the Great Recession during the 2000s have led to the expansion of the roles and responsibilities of the Federal Reserve System.

I really should read up on the history of finance one of these days so I can properly appreciate how fucked things are

>>50152585
>Wikipedia

>>50152588
>i am telling you that inflation is the tax that you're paying for the printing
makes sense

but what I said makes sense too

>BTC, the future of finance, is mooning
BIG GREEN DILDOS on Tuesday bros.
Buy every single piece of garbage you can.

>>50152589
Lol, wait until you read about how most of the opposition to the Federal Reserve were on the Titanic, how it mysteriously sailed into known Ice Berg infested waters, and how none of the opposition survived.
Also how JP Morgan canceled his trip on the Titanic on the very last second.

>>50151685
Between Google, Amazon, and Microsoft; MSFT is my pick. The fact that it pays a dividend makes it even more attractive in my opinion.
Really? 6 digit captchas now?

>>50152170
Why the FUCK is she wearing underwear? Did the artist watch a single fucking episode?
unsubscribed

>>50152604
Yes it is that way a lot now. I was just trying to show that we have had interest payments since then. Which did involve your pic as well. Babylonia had plenty of jews. Looks like instead of corn it should have been barley.

>>50152568
Corn was used as a word in the old world to refer to any grain such as wheat or barley.
In North American English, corn = maize or Indian corn. In British English, corn = grain.
For example the Romans had the Cura Annonae or "corn dole" which actually referred to durum wheat.

>>50152619
it doesn't. taxation does affect inflation, but not to the degree that having no taxation would result in infinite inflation.

>>50152623
I too think Bitcoin is mooning despite it rejecting 20k numerous times

>>50152630
wait till you read about the date when the Federal Reserve Act was signed

>>50152588
>>50152553
Here's an easy way to conceptualize it.
You and a baker each have a pizza, cut into 8 slices. There are 16 slices in the "pizza economy". You could eat it, or you can give a slice to your friend to make him do work for you or buy shit off of him for pizza. No problem. You both own 50% of the economy.
But then the baker snaps his fingers and goes and makes 98 more pizzas (at no cost to him). You now have 1% of the economy and he has 99% of it. He can outbid you on anything. You want to buy the beer (house) from your friend? You offer one slice. Baker offers 3 slices. This happens every time you want to buy something and you get priced out. What happens when the baker runs low on pizza? He just prints more pizzas. He makes another 100. You now have 0.5% of the wealth in the economy.
Just imagine this on a massive scale. Every time more pizzas are printed, you lose money instantly, irreversible, and invisibly.

>>50152506
See where it says remove map labels? There.

>>50152568
corn means grain, my uneducated fellow-American

>>50152630
I actually knew about the Titanic already!

>>50152685
This is gonna be good

Today we are all Americans
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uPoDNEn3I0

>>50152666
SATAN trips checked

>but not to the degree that having no taxation would result in infinite inflation.
explain

>>50150959

>>50152703
>>50152685
>December 23, 1913
That specific date? Means nothing to me.

Although in a timeline, we have Titanic sinking in April 1912, the Federal Reserve Act introduced in August 1913 (passed in December), and then WW1 starting in June 1914.

>>50151198

>>50152751
>That specific date? Means nothing to me.
On December 22, the congress was more interested in adjourning for the Christmas holiday and signed the act on a rush

>>50151535
I'm leaf and i only trade the tsx in my my retirement account. The tsx is trash and smells of curry and aftershave. Everything else is burger bucks on burger exchange.

What do you guys think about shorting alphabet class A? Everytime I see a "AI sentient" meme article its a sell signal. Easy money. Junk company with stale products and bloated marketcap.

>>50152788
>single most important act in American history
>Congress signed it to go on holiday faster.
Sounds right.

>>50152788
See that's my problem. I can find information very easily (dates) but realizing the implication of it (Christmas rush) is lost on me

>>50152842
Is there an easy way to recognize a zombie company?

>>50151198
>initiated a "concentrated action" where politicians, the german central bank, companies, unions and scientists meet to find solutions for the issue
The final solution was perfectly sound and never completed.

>>50150959
The only adult >people who ride bikes in the US are those who've made poor life choices

circuit breakers when

European more like you're a poopin.

>>50152724
taxation does not decrease the money supply. it just redistributes cash from you to the government, which will spend it again.
if you were to bump up the tax, several inflation measures would most likely indicate aspects of deflation because people are less reluctant to spend cash, but that money would still find its way back into the economy through the things that governments spend money on, so this is more of a short-term lever.
lowering the tax works the same way, except that less money flows to the causes that governments spend money on and more to the people, which is also not unlimited and capped by their wages (another factor in short term inflation control).

anyone else notice the 4chan captcha is occasionally giving 6 letter codes now

this is an outrage

Europe more like euROPE

Has anyone worked a Panama schedule and does it suck as much dick as I think it will

ARKK sisters :)

>>50152914
I saw this, and I assume it's an upgrade to deal with spam

The Fed has faceplanted for decades on the Cantillon effect but it is actually impossible to tell if it is done out of malice or stupidity. They are still the only entity on the planet that uses the Philips Curve, so it might be a coin toss.

>>50152914
I noticed. There are auto captcha solvers floating around (the iOS 4chan app has one, also there's a greasemonkey script for the browser) that probably assume 5 letters so the 6 letter ones are there to throw them off I presume

>>50152879

>>50152909
so the image I posted with that quote is wrong?

>>50152936
kek

damn crude oil is already back to 110

>>50152934
4/3 is better if you can handle that. I can't find them buy psychologically you really do gain a lot from that extra day.
Although I have friends that say even 9/80 is already a big deal.

>>50152097
holy shit did the hotdog man just fucking break that dude's neck?

>>50152990
>I can't find them buy
I can't find links but*

>>50152914
Based. They should make the captcha even longer. The captcha should make you write a 100-word essay on why racism is bad and do 10 Hail Tyrones before every post.

>>50152964
yes. and if i didn't know any better, i'd guess that it's straight from the schizo ramblings in the buffalo shooter manifesto.

>>50152887
nigger cager seethe lmao

>>50153010
I could unironically see some variation of this idea gathering steam on some sites. Cloudflare would enthusiastically implement this

>>50153018
>it's straight from the schizo ramblings in the buffalo shooter manifesto.
it isn't. it's from
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7105961-fruit-from-a-poisonous-tree

I still don't think it's straight up wrong

here's the full page

>>50153122
That whole manifesto glows so fucken hard I'm trying not to go blind

>>50152949
The auto captcha solvers are really just some kid in India getting paid 5 cents per solve.

>>50153144
what are you on about?

take your meds

>>50153144
Well Ted was a product of MKUltra so it makes sense that all those schizo ramblings sound the same.

bros is the US really headed for stagflation

im considering just picking up shop and abandoning this shithole entirely after our next 2008 happens desu

>>50153147
>>50153147
That just makes me feel warmer and fuzzier about it. Also can verify the iOS 4chan app is incapable of solving 6 digit captchas pic related
>solve it wagie

>>50150955
Idk really covid was really hard to spot but the poxx should be easily recognisable without any tests. Unless there are "healthy carriers" like scamvid

>>50152944
https://www.federalreserve.gov/econres/feds/files/2022028pap.pdf
>Is the Phillips curve dead? If so, who killed it? Conventional wisdom has it that the sound monetary policy since the 1980s not only conquered the Great Inflation, but also buried the Phillips curve itself. This paper provides an alternative explanation: labor market policies that have eroded worker bargaining power might have been the source of the demise of the Phillips curve. We develop what we call the “Kaleckian Phillips curve”, the slope of which is determined by the bargaining power of trade unions. We show that a nearly 90 percent reduction in inflation volatility is possible even without any changes in monetary policy when the economy transitions from equal shares of power between workers and firms to a new balance in which firms dominate. In addition, we show that the decline of trade union power reduces the share of monopoly rents appropriated by workers, and thus helps explain the secular decline of labor share, and the rise of profit share. We provide time series and cross sectional evidence.

>>50150959
Dayum wyteboi i might visit ur crib soon

>>50153122
>I still don't think it's straight up wrong
you should. the author is either lying to you or retarded when it comes to economics. not a good look in either case.
there's of plenty of shit that governments do to go around, no need to make up garbage.

>>50153214
>Phoneposter
>iToddler
>"4chan app"
>That captcha input

>>50151514
It did 78% YTD idk what you are talking about

>>50153255
if there was no tax, how would the government get the money back? they would keep printing and printing and printing causing massive inflation....

>>50153300
When captcha is 5 digits, that input does all the work by itself. The only reason the wheels are there is so you can adjust any letter that might be wrong and it's usually correct so you don't have to do anything but press submit. It's impressive how accurate it is especially considering the supposedly ML trained greasemonkey script that is wrong more often than it's right. Also tablet posting is comfy :)

>tfw no cute gf

>>50145166
pretty based taste Lainanon

>USA large cap grows at 12% yearly
>USA mid cap cap grows at 11% yearly
>USA small cap grows at 9.5% yearly

>developed markets (europe) grows at 5.5% yearly
>emerging markets (india, china, everywhere else) grows at 3.5% per year

remind me why ANYONE would fucking ever invest internationally?

>>50150829
>>50149370
I would really appreciate an enlightened (you) on this

>>50153374
MMT tards think investing in things with lower or even negative return is prudent cuz muh less overall volatility. Ignore them

>>50153306
there are other means by which a government could theoretically generate revenues that are not taxes. for instance, the finnish government owns company shares. it could also generate profits from nationalized companies. it could also massively reduce spending. in all these cases, in sufficient scale, there mustn't be infinite inflation just because there are no taxes.

in any case: taxes do not "get worthless paper out of circulation". the author is quite simply wrong.

I will sell CRMX at 3.50 if it ever reaches that again.
SIGA at 14.50.
That gives 5 dollars a share for siga and 2 a share from CRMX profit.
Seems good 2 me.

I would heem every single SOXS holder in this thread

>>50153518
>sell SIGA at 14.50
Bait.

>>50153415
I see now.

Thanks for the explanation.

Cheers!

thoughts on Ventator (VNTR)?

Why is bitcoin getting green candles but the shit and piss futures are not? I was promised correlation

>>50153570
It's a good profit and I have more meme stocks to look at.

>>50153625
You just know.

Alright retards, do I invest 250K into SIGA tomorrow or not?

>>50153620
I understand you are retarded, you don't have to repeat yourself.

>>50153625
>>50153632
Our AI overlords know what's up
>>50153635
kek

>>50153639
No anon, making money is for losers. The Pox is just going to go away tomorrow.

uWu

>>50153639
A nig fear is it mutates too much making the current medicine the sell worthless.

>>50153652

>>50152105
>bet on whether or not people get shot in Chicago
>on a holiday weekend in the summer
Lol, that's about as close to a sure thing as you can get.

I am utterly convinced that if you post regularly in smg and don't have a small bag of SIGA you are a fucken moron.

>>50153712
Imagine the smell if someone let out a stinky fart in that enclosed space. :D

>>50153238
>workers demand more
>they then spend more
>This stimulates economic activity
>money velocity increases
>sound banking oversight prevent banks from overleveraging
>we all benefit with a high standard of living
instead, workers are ground into the dirt to erode a middle class.

>>50153238
that sure is a fancy way for the fed to say
>when the elites hold all the cards, they can take all they want and leave rest with scraps

its disconcerting how casually the fed can conclude that we have seen the rise of a new era of serfdom in America

>>50152049
tradition

>>50153374
International is a meme still shilled by investment managers from the 90s. That somehow the US doesnt have any growth left and you need to look at developing industries. It makes zero sense in application because us industries just go overseas and make more.

Why shouldn't I just put all money into SCHP? Solid returns and very stable.
Frankly the only thing holding me back is my gambling addiction.

>>50153779
The only international I have is Holcim because they aren't listed on US exchanges, so I have to get shitty ADRs from PNK/OTC

>>50153690
Anyone knows what the likeliness of that happening is?
I'm thinking of doing it anyways because it sounds like easy money. Once they actually do announce a pandemic and the prices pump I'd just sell immediately.

>>50153654
The alternative is that I just keep day-trading SOXS and SOXL, selling the morning low before closing short the market everyday unless I think a fake gay pump is due.
Up 200% over the last month doing that.

>>50153844
How do you avoid PDT?

>>50153844
The likely hood in the next year is zero

Just got off the phone with Joe Biden, he is dismayed with your guys’ racism and sexism, said those are the reason he is crashing the market

>>50153788
>Why shouldn't I just put all money into SCHP? Solid returns and very stable.
The goal of TIPS is to match inflation so what you are really doing is making a savings account. Which isn't a bad idea for most people since savings account rates are so trash and many brokers now also offer debit cards.
The issue is the extent to which CPI, which anchors TIPS, is accurately reported.

I think the next cpi is going to be high

>>50153844
Woah bro. Don't actually take advice from us. At best follow a suggestion and read up on it.

>>50153872
>Joe Biden, he is dismayed with your guys’ racism and sexism
Bidet loves our racism and sexism. His handlers on the other hand..

>>50153863
I trade through a Canadian non-margin account.
PDT is not a thing there.

>>50153871
Awesome, totally gonna do it then.

>>50153884
I've read up on it and had basically decided to do it anyways, was just looking for a little confirmation bias.

>Germany's second-largest city is preparing to ration hot water as the Russia energy crisis escalates
https://www.businessinsider.com/hamburg-russia-energy-natural-gas-ration-hot-water-putin-war-2022-7
Good.

I need some delusional reassurance that my stocks will go up. I need sweet lies whispered in my ear.

>>50153863
PDT only applies to poorfags

When will NOG rebound?

>>50151903
Goddamn I would love to crush that kikes head on the sidewalk if that pic is true

THE SMOOTH PENIS INDICATOR JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE

>>50153918
>PDT is not a thing there
Fucking awesome. I have both a TFSA and margin account with Questrade, so I guess I'm not subject to FINRA's limitations, then.

>>50153939
Inflation has either peaked or is very close to peaking. Also bad news is good news since it signals a possible fed pivot. Bad news, especially earnings being negatively affected by the slowdown are in the pipeline and will be a big factor in the 3rd and 4th quarter. Expect stocks to crab a bit then slowly start to rise in 2023

>>50153863
Stop being poor. Literally that easy.
>>50154018
Thank you anon, I feel much better. Whew, yep. I got that feelin' SPY's goin' back up to 420 eow.

>>50153918
I've been on the fence too, im gonna jump on the SIGA train, wish they had further dates options but i guess shares will have to do

>>50153620
other meme stock like?

>>50153938
And they STILL won't reconsider shutting down nuclear plants. Germany is so fucking retarded and cucked, it's them Italy and Greece who've fucked the EU up.

>>50154017
I've been day-trading through these accounts and I've never had any trouble from my bank or any limitations placed on my accounts.

The only limitations I know of is that if you trade through a TFSA you have to be careful not to trade too frequently or "too well" as my advisor put it or else they'll label you as "running a day-trading company through a registered account" even if you aren't day-trading in it. If that happens they make your TFSA into a taxed account and take away your tax-free privileges.

>>50154075
Sounds good brother, best of luck to you faggot.

Threadly reminder you're here forever and your chances of making it are slim
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAuDtIQm7TY

>>50153238
Who doesn’t believe this? Like inflation absolutely shows up in erosion of wages and service quality.

After some research and applied effort, I believe, I finally understand, options contracts. Both puts and calls. What I've taken away is that i do not have enough base capital to risk on contractual speculation - at my current level I prefer the comfort and control of owning stock. Secondly, I am not yet smart/comfortable enough to read market movements/patterns to effectively utilize options trading in principle. Lastly, I should probably just use options conservatively to safely hedge my trades instead of playing weeklies or leaps?

>>50153788
You mean schwab? There are too many tickers ffs

>>50154094
(((why))) are they like that?

Tomorrow's algorithmically predicted SPY is -1.64%

>rockets hit russian territory over the weekend
>btc moons

i guess war is good for the markets now?

>>50154163
Always has been.

>>50154163
Always was.

>>50154163
>now

>>50154135
The only thing to remember about puts and calls is they operate on turbo efficient market hypothesis mode and no matter how good the trade looks you will probably lose money in the long term fucking with them. They can be fun though, kinda like scratchoffs which is basically what they are

There should be a POOP ETF comprised of the poopiest companies.

>>50154207
there is, it's called soxs.

You will drink the poop.

>>50154135
How well do you understand greeks?

>>50154232
all the cool billionaires are doing it

>>50154232
I'd bet my entire stack with 100:1 odds that glass of water he's drinking didn't come from whatever poop machine they're talking about
Also
>linda poon

You will eat the poop.

>>50154177
>>50154179
>>50154183
>oh shit a rocket hit russia?
>better buy up those append-only lists that will disappear when the power goes out! haha!

>>50154271
Are there anything poop transplants can't cure? Fag orgy participants should basically be invulnerable to any disease or ailment at this point

>>50154105
Correct. Leaf sec makes the tfsa rules vague about that on purpose because they're faggots. I have been swing trading in mine for years without any issue. It's a smaller account than would catch their interest and my hold periods are often a couple weeks+ so evidently not anything they care about. It's by no means a "professional" trading amount or frequency.

>>50154273
Oh its retarded, I know. But that's just how the (((((((((((((((((((((((((((algos))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) do things these days.

>>50152409
Don't be anti semitic

>>50154273
>BTC
>Economy

>>50154232
I'll only drink it if it's from a cute girl and I watch her poop to make sure that it was hers.

>>50154232
Lol I remember this, the dehydrated husk of poo was supposed to be used for biofuel or some shit. This probably went nowhere.

>>50154333
Checked.

>>50154236
Still ironing those out to a point where I am confident. I understand delat, gamma and theta but Vega and implied volatility is what I'm still wrapping my head around. Both in theory and practice

>>50153570
>>50153712
>>50154105
How high do you SIGA niggas think it will go? Will you sell at $100? Can it go higher than that?

>>50154232
We already do. Waste water is treated then dumped back into rivers and once it travels x amount of miles it can be used to drink all over again

>>50154094
Nuclear is unironically too good for this world

>>50154364
Don't fixate on a price faggot.
Just know that it will pump on the rumor that it will do well once the outbreaks get worse and countries start reacting to the new threat.
Once news of it actually takes off you should sell immediately to avoid being a bag-holder.
Ignore any potential profit you might leave on the table, just take your profits and move on.
Given that its biotech 100$ wouldn't be odd at all but I wouldn't get hung up on it either if it doesn't.

>>50154354
IV is pretty simple. It's just an estimate based on current market conditions of the likely annualized 1 standard deviation move expressed as a percentage. Think of a 1 sd move as "well that was expected". 2 sd would be "surprising" and 3+ is "wtf lolo".
Vega is the amount the option price moves based on a 1% change in IV. So if the option is $10 and vega is 0.1 then IV lowers by 1% you can expect the option to be $9.90 all else being equal. If you go to https://marketchameleon.com/ you can look at historical volatility and the graph there will tell you if IV is currently high or low. If IV is high and you're betting on a rebound of the underlying stock then IV will likely lower causing the option to lose some value from vega

>>50154364
I will sell half at $100 then never sell the other half until I feel like it.

>>50154232
Really shows how malicious the oligarchs are, waste has a higher solid and salt concentration than sea water, any process that removes water from waste would more effectively remove it from sea water, only rational reason to try any tech to human waste is degradation and humiliation

>>50154460
This is the dumbest fucken shit I have read on smg in the past few weeks.

>>50154354
Sure. Using the black-scholes model, you can calculate the fair price of a contract and the greeks using known information (strike, tte, etc). Volatility is the only thing that isn't known. You either have the IV and solve for price, or you have the price and solve for IV. In other words, the current market pricing determine the volatility, and the volatility determines the theoretical market price.

Because volatility isn't known until trades happen, you can see how closely it's priced to an asset's historical volatility. Eg, if some bio company has a HV of like 80%, and the a given option's price/time/etc results in an IV of like 230%, that means that option is overpriced.
But then you can ask: "why?" You can look into option flows, short volumes, news, macro etc, to see why people are overpricing the contract. It could be people selling calls at a high premium against low volume for income, or it could be an insider.

There is SO MUCH information you can learn from options, and for a variety of trading styles. They're a tool, and it's worth learning them from a variety of styles

>>50154331
>btc
>not a risk asset that is highly correlated with the major leading index of the economy, the poop and pee 500

>>50154308
gura baby...

>>50153635

I am baking not.

>>50153938
How do you ration hot water? Is the water piped to the houses hot instead of heated up by a water heater inside the home?

Do you have any favorite indicators for tracking debt?
Consumer especially.

>>50154308
I was up 1300% in my TFSA last year through GME and Revenue Canada didn't like that one bit.
I got real familiar with the details of registered accounts and how they work real fast after that.
Funny thing is that they give zero shits about what you do through an RRSP account since you'll have to pay taxes on that eventually.

>>50154479
>dumbest shit this past week
explain
Buy the rumor, Sell the news is pretty well-known and its what happened for Pvizer and co during Covid.

>>50151001
this is by far the gayest candle i've ever seen

>>50154546
So I have about 60 shares of WMT in a DRIP through work, which is not taxed yet as far as I know. Is there a way I can move them into a TFSA without being penalized for taxes? Legally of course, even if it's very circuitous.

At best, it looks like I can sell them for a realized loss, wait 30 days, and then buy in, to claim it as a capital loss (and tax event). Otherwise, I can transfer them and just eat the tax event

So there's a catholic priest and a rabbi walking down the street and they see a 12 year old boy. So the priest says, "let's fuck him." To which the rabbi replies, "out of what?"

If you enjoyed this thread and would like to get more from the definitive 4chan community for the stock market, make sure to SMASH that subscribe button like you're fomo'ing in at the absolute top, don't forget to ring that bell, and if you found our discussions interesting, leave a like or comment as well. They greatly help /smg/ against the 4chan algorithms, and we'd like to hear what you have to say. Grab those gains you guys, and I will see you in.... the next thread!

>>50154639
>>50154639
>>50154639

>>50151001
>>50154593
Have a quick look at this
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1532139297691815937.html

Without looking at anything else, that large wick is a red flag for buyside liquidity. Chances are we'll see a huge fat dump soon.

>>50154463
Thanks this was helpful. Especially seeing change in SD ad percentages reflecting on security sentiments.

>>50154498
Second paragraph. Thank you very useful

>>50151419
Encore is the best uranium stock in the entire space.

>>50154604
You should be able to transfer those shares to a registered account so long as the calculated value of those shares doesn't exceed your contribution limit for the year.
You'd need to confirm that with the tax specialist of the bank you choose though.

>>50152049
Any untrained man could still wreck that bitch with minimal effort.

Please dont use the N word in /smg/ or else google adsense will demonetize us. Thank you.

>>50154457
Extremely high startup cost but most of it relates to old tech. Newer reactor styles can be extremely cheap. Natty gas (where it can be harvested) is cheaper and cleaner while nuclear serves well in areas that lack natty gas fields.

>>50154818
>N word
You mean Nigger?

>>50151198

Thank god i didnt invest that much in that shithouse germany.
Thank god i went for the superior american stockmarket.

Happy 4th july my Burgerbros

t.german