/biz/ - Business & Finance

FPBP

>he baked

>futures

predict market open

>russian chimps out at his teammates, runs down mid but gets bored of griefing and starts playing again
Just like my Dota pubs

Buy JNUG.

If over the 20 years you still havent understood that NEET life is best life, you deserve all the suffering you experience right now.

>>55402231
neat analogy lol

>>55402226
sharply unchanged

>>55402201
She will always be no 1 in my heart
Her work release program includes being a stay at home mom at my house

Brappy gas bros... where are we taking the train to?

Im hoping at least 4 bucks by november

>>55402250
Based.

This is the collapse

>>55402236
>Not working part time while still getting gibs and clearing 100 a year.
>Not as comfy as me.

>>55402226
ES blast through 4392 and go to 5000

>>55402259
lol, no
there is no crash
only new highs

>AMZN red candle right before open
good omen lmao

>>55402076
I literally hate all of you except for scoopsies

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT?

*BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG

>>55402278
well I dont hate you
I hope you have a great day
we are gonna make it Anon

>>55402277
I am once more beheemed and beclowned

Is ccl earnings already priced in? it has gained a lot the lyfew weeks

BOIL up 5% at the open

>>55402318
I should have bought at 2.50 but you nignogs talked me out of it

I bought HIMX wish me luck

what the fuck SOXL is fucking mooning
Why tho? Have I missed something?
Can't wait for Micron earnings on Wednesday

if I boil its going to tank

>>55402352
God I hope so.

How stupid is it to hold SOXL or any leveraged ETF? i just want to forget it while i think about other shit.

I bought 25 SPY shares. Just a whale saving the market. You're welcome.

¿wtfwt¿

>>55402377
very, just buy and hold stock in semiconductor companies if you wanna bet on them

>>55402377
invest and forget was the glory boomer days
and leveraged etf can't be held for several years without losing money

>Missed the low by $0.01

>>55402377
we are gonna make it SOXL sisters
just sit on it and forget it and we are gonna rake 20%

holy fuckin bear trap to open. lets see if a bull trap now or if it has legs

>>55402377
ask soxl shill

>>55402389
>leveraged etf can't be held for several years without losing money
Whenever I look at $TQQQ computer I think this is just a meme. People who held that made money. Loads.

>>55402411
yes

>>55402404
I hope we get to 430 so I can go short

I'm gonna short that soxl either today or tomorrow. This can't be real. Micron will tank everything

>>55402388
>>55402389
>>55402408
alright you convinced me. i exited at a 4.5% gain. thanks

Is Apple going to $200?

WITH ARMS WIDE OPEN

>entire portfolio pumping with no exceptions

Feels good

>>55402420
I was not trying to convince you to buy or hold. I was telling you to literally ask Soxl Shill since he made a lot of money doing that.

this market is completely insane

>he sold the bear trap
Hahaha, pump resumed for another month

>>55402435
oh my bad. i'll ask him whenever.

No such thing as "down" anymore !

CVNA chads get in here

the inverse cramer rule doesn't work anymore ;(

>>55402442
>this market is completely insane
people say that every month of every year of every decade

>>55402251
>CIA demonralizying psyop

OH WHAT THE FUCK!!! WHY IS IT GOING UP!!! WHAT ABOUT THE LACK OF LIQUIDITY AND PENDING RECESSION!!!! HOW THE FUCK IS RETAIL PUMPING IT AT OPEN EVERY FUCKING TIME!!!!

>>55402377
I'm not getting into semantics about volatility drag, SEC shennanigans, 200 MA strategy, or liquidation during long term draw downs. With daily leverage the SP 500 can handle 3x leverage. QQQ is 2x. So you need to figure out normal volatility ranges and standard deviations. Current SPY implied volatility is 14, QQQ is 19. SOXX is 27. Just off of that eye test alone I doubt it can handle 3x long term. Volatility for the underlying (SOXX) is higher than the basic bitch indexes.

Only closing prices count because it's the smart money prices

>>55402471
Never did.

>>55402479
bro. thanks

>>55402411
There is theta decay so the value drops from day-to-day relative to the underlying, if underlying goes up 10% on three consecutive days your gain is not guaranteed to be 30% as you'd expect, it can be higher (apparently) but generally you get a bit less on each consecutive day. QQQ has performed well-enough that it hasn't mattered so far.

MULN if you're into trading pennies for a quick 2x

Inverse motley fool instead bra, buy whatever stock they hate for the week. See pic-rel

Total heeb death

How's the market niggers

>>55402522
>eps %-69.89
>down 99.5% yoy
Thanks for the tip anon looks great

>>55402510
I thought Theta Decay referred to Options prices deteriorating as they approach the expiration date? Not sure how that would relate to leveraged ETFs. I am aware that Leveraged ETFs have daily rebalancing plus the obligatory active management fees, but just as you said, the underlying QQQ has been so good that it's tanked straight through it. So while I've seen a lot of "conventional", intelligent reasons not to buy/hold TQQQ, when I actually review the charts I can't help but notice that multi-week holding periods during bull runs seem to blow the indices out of the water.

You DID buy the dip last week, right?
>>55402287
Based

Surely you guys aren't falling for the bull trap right before fed boomer speaks again on Wednesday, right?

>>55402562

>>55402559
>buying the dip here when China is building field hospitals along the taiwan strait
it's like you guys are completely unaware of chinks' pending invasion of the twinks.

>>55402539
>Not sure how that would relate to leveraged ETF
How do you think they make it leveraged?

>I've seen a lot of "conventional", intelligent reasons not to buy/hold TQQQ, when I actually review the charts I can't help but notice that multi-week holding periods during bull runs seem to blow the indices out of the water.
It's just risky because a 33.3% drop in the underlying will wipe you out and even a period of crabbing will erode your investment to zero if you hold for too long.

>>55402533
I'm sorry you're too poor and dumb to swing pennies.

>>55402236
nice cope

>>55402573
Total thermonuclear warfare is bullish

>>55402573
>Russia spent a year and millions of men to humiliate itself, tank its economy and almost collapse into civil war invading a third world country on its border
>China is going to invade a rich fortress island any day now

>>55402573
Explain why all my MIC bags are taking a huge shit today, bagster.

And just like……..that!

>>55402501
No problem anon. Now it's time for me to get back to shitposting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jne9t8sHpUc

>>55402596
>millions of men
I was distracted, I meant thousands of men

>>55402599
because war isn't actually bullish retards

>>55402573
total chink warfare is unironically bullish.

>>55402583
>>55402621
MAKE UP YOUR DAMN MINDS

>>55402599
war is bullish but america is no longer competitive militarily. investing in foreign militaries or short US military, or long strategic industries.

>>55402626
i can't wait to watch some chink on twink kino

>>55402573

>>55402573
Please source this for me. Mods don't at me because this seriously effects the risk associated with stocks like TSM

Slowly selling my bitfarms stack, $40k worth, what do I buy? Apple-Google-Microsoft? Or should I go UPRO slowly?

i'm gonna develop a trading strategy based on how c3.ai performs the first few minutes after market opens
it's such a meme stock without any fundamentals or patterns that moves exclusively based on the market's whims, which gives it value as a predictor since it will move before the big indexes do
if it pumps i buy TQQQ if it dumps i buy SQQQ

oil bros, it is time.

>>55402660
Idk if I would buy growth stocks rn. Maybe buy tbills and wait for another dip. Put a bit in TQQQ with a tight stop loss.

>>55402660
VNO

>>55402660
ive always wondered, isn't bitcoin going to hit the same problem the gold standard currency had where it tapers off and has a set, finite amount it leads to supply problems?

>>55402660
Low IV is options (LEAPS) buying time. I would do AAPL, GOOG, and MSFT at furthest exp. (2.5 years out) for 2x leverage. Which I did 3 months ago.

>>55402730
I see a lot of negative about Google, but should they not long term gain a lot from AI. I understand that short term they lose ad revs until they integrated the new technology, but from there they should be even better at ads.

>>55402694
bitcoin is about dumping your bags onto someone else for more than what you paid for them. It's not about long term thinking.
The supply cap is the dream you sell, while brushing over how it'll cover the longterm security/transaction costs once the current inflation stops.

There's no yield, so the only way to see profit is to religiously shill it onto others. In a way, every currency operates similarly.

I just bought a 6-month treasury bill
What am I in for?

I got accepted for a quantitative finance degree, that's heavily subsidised by financial institutions in my country, however I need to pass calculus with 90% by the end of the summer. I asked my program's guidance concelor if I could just report my acceptance, and he suggested I should just give up and go for business administration If I struggle with calculus, because it's only going to get harder, once I start the actual program while with a regular finance degree I would still need calculus, but it wouldn't get harder than that. He also told me that 40% students who started the Quant program just quit mid semester, because they fail. What should I do?

>Crab day
i sleep

>>55402772
4.67%

>>55402773
calculus is not hard, you're going to get filtered on the first step?

Friendly reminder to load up on JNUG.

wtf bros we just had a full week of red. why are we not pumping today?

>>55402755
Agree for the most part. However the difference with real currency issued by governments is that it is backed by their respective military. Powerful countries have strong currencies. Gold standard would have been better but it's still better than any shitcoin that isn't really backed by anything.

>LCID

NQ at 15125 was a great short and I missed it. sad.

>>55402800
My portfolio is up over 1 percent. What did you buy anon?

>>55402753
I don't care about news, which is mainly short term trading. The fundamentals for those three companies has been rock solid. AMZN I had seen recent issues over the past couple years so I didn't buy. NVDA just joined the trillion market cap club but the volatility is high enough without needing added leverage.

>>55402783
How is it not hard?
I was one of the top of my class in math and now I have to go trough calculus, how is it possible that I don't grasp it? Is something wrong with my brain?

>>55402797
Why the hell should we?

>>55402773
Not be in the 40%. How are you seriously considering quitting before starting something just because it might be hard? Your guidance counselor is a bitch. If you have discalculia or are a pussy then quit, otherwise grit your teeth, get a calculus book and study up so you're at an advantage.

>>55402797
because June 16th was the generational top. And just like that Shit & Poop will never be above 4444 ever again.

are BOIL bros back?

>>55402818
it's just algebra and some new ideas on top of it, just study and watch some youtube videos

Ccl is bloodbath. I wonder if earnings will make it bounce

>>55402818
>Is something wrong with my brain?
Probably. It's not like you even have to understand conceptually how it works though, just memorize the basic formulas like every other subject.

>>55402818
It is easier than ever before to get through common intro level courses like Calculus. There are almost endless resources on YouTube and you can use ChatGPT almost like a personal tutor to walk you step-by-step through problems or to help write exam reviews for you.

>>55402847
Should enjoy while it lasts. Gonna get burned off soon.

>>55402191
How is carnival NOT a buy here? those earnings seemed decent enough, projects seem good, record revenue, seems like they hired more because they can't keep up with all the bookings..

Am I missing something?

>>55402257
"URGGH, SHE'S SO FUCKING SEXY I HAVE TO INVEEEEEEESSSSSST!"
- Henry Kissinger

Bullbros… what’s happening? Why are we red on no news???

>>55402903
I think long-term this a buy, like 1 year or so. Who knows what the market descides to do tomorrow. I would buy if my rrsp not already hit the limit

>>55402914
Just some market volatility. We'll be back to ATHs soon. Inflation is crazy and there isn't really anywhere to put your money other than stocks to keep up with it.

>>55402918
Frankly I'm just on board with the sentiment of "consumers are spending like there is no recession in sight" narrative coupled with the "consumers aren't paying down their credit debt" so everyone is trying to get all their traveling in before shit hits the fan. Half the reason i was eyeballing it

>>55402914
>line goes way up
>line comes down a little
>line goes way up again
this is just the market default.

>>55402793
WHO????

>>55402914
>>55402914
Someone told me market is 6 months ahead, so maybe everyone is adjusting for interest rates and slower economy. What do I know.

Cool, now we're chopping instead of putting in any sort of directional move

Who's happy to me to listen to me to buy DG? You'd be up 15% in two weeks on a megacap.

a good strat is to wait for the first hour, then you wait for price to test the High and Low of the first 1h range.
If the breakout is genuine you follow the trend.
The breakout is judge genuine is volume agrees with the price move

>>55402753
It isn't about the efficacy of the ads, because Google's PPC strategy is designed to maximise click-through-rates anyway, and there's a natural ceiling to those (i.e., no matter how expertly crafted and personalised an ad is, the average user is only going to click it every so often depending on their desired outcome). The problem is, the bulk of Google's ad revenues are based on the traditional SERP, which is threatened by a number of trends in the search landscape, not just AI. In short, people won't use - or expect to use - traditional search engine ranking pages in the future. Informational searches will be facilitated by AI (e.g., if you want to know "what are RFK Jnr's economic policies") you won't search it and scroll through ranked results to find one that looks good. Instead, you'll type (or more likely say) it out loud, and generative-AI will provide you with the information you want in a format that's personalised to you (probably factoring in your existing knowledge, intelligence level, attention span, political leanings, etc.). Google's ad rev is already getting hit by new players like TikTok (which zoomers use as an informational search engine) and new players like personalised podcast ads will hit them further. Crucially, Google doesn't have any kind of moat in emerging tech (Bard is mediocre + quickly falling behind). Aside from that, look at some of their other core digital products: GA4(360) is shit and everyone hates it.

>>55402793
Her tiddies are the same shape as those watermelons.

>>55402596
Sanctions against the Chinese aren't possible to the degree that they were against Russia. I think the Chinese have learned a lot from just how dogshit Russia was so they're likely to be able to sort their shit out

Why are stocks from argentina going up so much? I thought they were broke

>>55402989
China never makes the same mistakes as Russia does. It's a matter of course of Chinese policy to watch Russia fuck up, see why they fucked up, and then do something different from what Russia did.

>>55402992
dedollarization

it's happening IT'S HAPPENING
GO DOOOOOOOOOOOOOWN

>>55402992
Inflation is bullish for stocks.

>>55402939
Dubnitskiy David takes the photos.

Fellow NVDA chuds wtf is happening

>>55403008
I've been saying this for months. Not sure why no one ever believes it.

>>55403019
Time to buy calls is what is happening

So I feel like I should buy buying fertlizers again

>>55403007
>short the ES
>immediately starts pulling back
You bear fags are so weak when it comes to breakouts

.

>>55403025
Well it wasn't so bullish in 2022.

>>55403019
Generative AI is dumb and has no profitable use case. NVDA is in a hype bubble

>>55402992
companies have physical assets, debt that is becoming worth less every day, and a steady supply of goods at an adjustable price. inflation is very bullish for stocks.

>>55402999
>Barrels for Bitcoin coming to an exchange for you
Whatever the fuck happened in Russia over the past weekend is a telegraphed play that it’s all about commodities and less about currency from here on out.

why did this shit drop like a rock?

>>55403025
What do you mean no one ever believes it? IT's in economic and finance textbooks.

Typical limp wristed bears

Thinking about getting in on the meme ngl

>>55403053
A company’s biggest asset is going to be property and that is something few businesses actually own, most of it is leased and as a result companies all get hit by inflation when they have to sign new property leases.

>>55403048
lmao, get a load of this dummy

>>55403048
>Generative AI is dum-
t. has no NVDA-generated waifu. We're in a 2D AI waifu economy now, be there or be square.

>>55403063
No one in these threads, to be more specific

WTFWT?

Daily reminder that there is a LOT more trouble brewing under the surface
Daily reminder that all the banks balance sheets are all completely fucked
>banks seeing massive deposit outflows due to higher interest rates
>banks seeing balance sheets collapse, as commercial real estate is now worth 50% pre-covid due to work from home [banks positioned themselves / risk management with the belief that 'commercial real estate can never go down in value!!']
>due to banking crisis, extreme tightening of credit conditions; failure to roll previous loans and failure to issue new loans = money supply contraction
So, why would the Fed "skip" but not "pause"??
Because the banks are that fucked, and the Fed hopes that by pausing, and giving them more time to fix their balance sheets, they can get their shit together and prevent total systemic failure
>pro-tip: they can't fix their balance sheets
"Anon, what are you talking about, the banking system is strong and resilient!"
L o l. Yeah, that's why the bank usage of the Fed's Bank Term Funding Program has gone up, not down as time has passed. Everything is fine.
>pic related
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/H41RESPPALDKNWW
Daily reminder: the banks learned absolutely nothing from 2008 re: risk management
Daily reminder: we will see spectacular banking collapse by the end of the year, as we see defaults, delinquencies, and interest rates continue to rise
Daily reminder: You've been warned
The deposit outflows have not stopped. Commercial real estate will not recover. Credit tightening will increase. Wake up. Take the wool off your eyes.
>still, when it happens, /smg/ will be surprised

>>55402981
Yes, I agree, and short term i see a hit. Long term when they fully integrated this 6 months old hype they can gain even more. Of course, I'm only speculating. But ads can now be generated to be individually tailored based on all those click date they have on you. Companies will pay money to have product placements in bard etc.
All speculative, of course, but google has an army of the smartest engineers in the world and have researched AI for a long time.

>>55403089
Kek

>>55403048
Generative AI isn't useless. I've been using GPT4 to go through books on medicine as a note supplement. It takes a book, and pulls out 90% of the most useful information and condenses it. It misses a good 10% of stuff, but that's why this is a supplement. I've been using it with AutoGPT, though, not just a standard chatbot.

But for notes, have the AI first write a detailed outline, then takes detailed but concise notes on the source book with no unnecessary wording on the outline. You have to put it straight to a source book, because if you ask it to crawl the web, or use its general knowledge it will provide really elementary and basic information that's not really useful for medical science or any other advanced science.

>>55403112
two weeks

>>55403112
Look at pic related. You all fell for it, hook line and sinker.
This is the great divergence between "smart" money and "dumb" money since October. Note that in October it was the reverse:
>smart money in October said "these are great prices, buy buy buy!!"
>dumb money in October said "these are great prices, sell sell sell!!"
now in June
>smart money is saying "These are great prices, sell sell sell!!"
>and dumb money is saying "These are great prices, buy buy buy!!"
You are the dumb money. You fell for it. You were the exit liquidity. You were not patient enough. Congratulations, you played yourself.

>>55403048
>Unlimited porn created in minutes with anything the user desires has no profitable use care
xD
>B-but it looks bad!
There's plenty that's already good fap material, artists use it as a base then only edit a little, AND it's only going to get better

I am long SQQQ for the break below 15000 NQ.

>TQQQ up 2%
>go make breakfast
>TQQ down 2%

Shit, I sold my soxs to early...Iast couple of time I saw soxl mooning this fast, it did a 17% so now I'm really wary of this bullshit market. So guys, why this pump happened in the morning lads? That's so fucking bullshit, shit's completely shizo and the vix crashes. wtf is this price action?

>>55403094
>>55403089
AI generated images can be cool but really they are nothing more than parlor tricks. After a while you'll get bored of them. It's long term use case is limited to video game content and coomers. And ChatGPT isn't going to replace workers because ChatGPT is dumb as hell and makes up imaginary information.
None of this technology is new and it's not much more useful today than it was 2 years ago. People are just the infatuation stage because of Pope in puffy jacket photos and ChatGPT writing haikus

>>55403133
Why did you take the shittiest possible screenshot?

IT'S STILL GOING DOWN

>>55403140
>It's long term use case is limited to video game content and coomers
Some TV show already used it for an opening sequence. All kinds of content creation can be affected.

>>55403149
Do you see the gap anon? We're going to be there soon.

>>55403130
>I've been using GPT4 to go through books on medicine as a note supplement. It takes a book, and pulls out 90% of the most useful information and condenses it
It's a guarantee that it's creating imaginary content and mixing it with real content, be careful. It's not useless but it's not the authoritative omnipotent AI that people think it is
>55403134
>Unlimited porn created in minutes with anything the user desires has no profitable use care
Correct

>porn isn't profitable
Onlyfans and Patreon is a myth? Smh

>>55403086
not entirely true, it could be inventory or machinery as well. it really depends on what the company does, and how much it does in house. for instance I work in manufacturing and our facilities are leased, but our liabilities are less than 10% of our owned assets. many of our non specialized machines nearly doubled in value as a result of COVID/inflation retardation. there are just too many business models to make such a sweeping generalization.

>>55403150
>Some TV show already used it for an opening sequence
I just watched it. It's a good use of the typical AI generated look. But it's a creative art style, that's it
>All kinds of content creation can be affected.
Not really. You can make creative things like the "Secret Invasion" opening scene, but it's limited to things like that. No one wants to listen to AI generated podcasts or read AI generated books. It's a parlor trick that quickly gets boring

>>55403178
>Onlyfans and Patreon is a myth?
A small minority of coomers will pay for AI generated images on platforms like onlyfans and patreon. Normal people want to see real people

>>55403195
It's at least an imagination booster. Like imagine you're a fashion designer with zero original ideas and you see stuff like this, you can just copy it/adapt it and your job is done.

I don't see how AI is going to "revolutionize" anything. The impact of AI on the economy will be no greater than that of the fax machine.

>>55403254
>It's at least an imagination booster
Yeah I agree, I've seen a lot of cool images like that. But there are a lot of imagination boosters, it doesn't justify the hype or the stock valuations. The market is forgetting about poor growth because they think generative AI will magically make everyone profitable in 5 years

OUTTA MY WAY MUMU FUCKING SHITS

>>55403254
>you're a fashion designer with zero original ideas
Howash, why would you decide to become a fashion designer to begin with?

>>55403133
how much money have you lost using this shitty indicator?

>TSLA has broken under 250$

>>55403281
I think it's a time saver like a better search engine at minimum. But I don't seeing it doubling profits or anything crazy. People will just use the extra time to fuck off and lose their job to an Indian

>>55403270
AI will efficiently model where to drill for the most oil

reits are fucking bipolar

>>55402408
Thanks, just opened another tranche of NVDA shorts.

>>55403281
I concur

>>55403291
>smart money vs dumb money divergence is a shitty indicator
Lol. You could have bought the bottom at October. Now, it is telling you this is the top. You will not listen. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.

>>55403313
>AI will efficiently model where to drill for the most oil
and the limp dick liberals will block your permits anyway

>>55403334
My oil companies operate in argentina

>>55403334
All a show until the next forced negotiation like debt ceiling increase or megabus bill. If the mountain valley pipeline can get run through all the courts with the snap of a finger to increase the debt limit, all those permit blocks are provably fake and gay. Joe Biden is all for big oil.

>>55403310
>I think it's a time saver like a better search engine at minimum
I think something like Google Search is way better and way more refined than ChatGPT. Google Search gives you a long list of results that you can browse through. ChatGPT on the other hand will give you a single result that is often completely fake information. It writes the answer in an authoritative tone so you think it's true, but a lot of the time it's a ChatGPT hallucination.

Google Search you can misspell every word and give it just a vague idea of what you're looking for and it'll still give you good results. It's way more useful and advanced than ChatGPT

i just deposited 700 bucks to my accound but i'm literally unable to do any operations because i just know i'll get jewed

Bonjour

>>55402191
uvxy sisters...we cant stop losing

>>55403369
*crack*

>>55403369
kys

>2yr yield now green and rising on the day
4.764%
>>55403112 Reminder: the more yields rise, the more, and faster, banks will go boom.

>>55403325
yes it is a shitty indicator designed to trick dumb money (thats you) into thinking youre trading alongside the institutions

what are your earnings plays today ?

>>55403384
reminder to buy bond etfs and lock them in
a simple one is BND which is just all bonds

>>55403388
those companies all suck

I think we should start murdering crabs

>>55403314
mark to market? yeah no but your assets are still worth a hundred cents on the dollar scouts honor, here is small carribean auditing firm signing off on this statement everything is fine the fed will pivot

>Service sector contracting all across Europe
>Industry sector contracting all across Europe
Let's not dump but instead hover near ATH. Just how forward looking is the stock market? How come next year's recovery isn't already priced in? Are we already pricing in the AI revolution of year 2027?
Oh well, DAX bouncing off of bollinger so I guess it is starting to behave a bit rationally. Fugg European indices

>>55403153
>meme line tells the future

>>55403403
>>55403388
Man Utd could be a good buy. They're popular with turd worlders.

>>55403437
I have no hope for europe long term. Britain is one fed hike away from total bond market implosion

>>55403437
>Just how forward looking is the stock market?
It's looking forward towards its current sentiment lmao

>>55403437
Cheh, thanks for the industry, Yurop. Nuffing personell

>>55403442
Man Utd value is really hung up on a possible acquisition, rumors of being bought by Qataris. Probably overvalued based on those rumors.

mumu, would you be a dear and check if the FOMC lows are still intact?

>>55403442
>meme line tells the future
Well? What say you now?

Looking to put in 10k into some market funds.

What has the most potential right now?

>>55403393
I don't see a penis anon...
Anyway
> nvidia deep red
> soxl deep green
OK....

TSLA just lost over 5%

YESSSSS LOWERRRRR

>>55403315
>NVDA

There's no denying it at this point. The market has decided it is ready for an extremely painful and protracted move to the downside. Short accordingly.

This one is dedicated to all the Mumus out there
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG45S9SLuyQ

>>55402191
what are your rare pepe nfts on the pepe network

>>55403393
Bros, how do I reconcile my disgust at racemixing and my attraction to asians?
>>55403444
Trips tell the truth. UK is basically forced to hike at least once or twice (50 bps at the minimum) so yeah. Gonna be tough for the people there. Has the UK done anything rational as of late? They seem to be in complete reversal mode. Germany's industry is going to hell, which plays into China's and the US's hands.
Thanks Lagarde.
>>55403462
Both the US and the China is hugely benefiting from this. I for one welcome importing stuff from the US. I love Milwaukee tools

>>55403254
>imagination booster
I've used it to brute force through writers block a few times but idk, even that doesn't seem easy to commercialize

>>55403388
>msc
didn't even realize they were public.

heck of a weekend for everyone I presume

markets are going sideways, looking pretty weak. I know I should probably sell some of my long positions, were looking at a drop in the future from these levels, can some of you start selling to trigger the sell off this week? Thx

>>55403514
You can't commercialise the AI, but you can enjoy the productivity boost.

>>55403512
Britain needed to pause their hikes because the entire bond market was about to implode. And now they have inflation and core inflation higher than 3% over the interest rate. And it was actually STARTING TO CLIMB with 25 bps rate hikes which is why they had to do 50 this time

Everyone seemed to forget that inflation causes inflation. And while QE was cheap easy money for the economy it also made the financial system and pensions and retirement system all built on a stack of cards

The bonds that boomers had bought into these last 15 years are essentially completely worthless.

>>55403518
Do they make good tools?

>>55403512
I was kind of half shitposting but the resurgence in US manufacturing is genuinely pretty fucking cool to see.

>>55403468
My time will come again

>>55403536
Why did boomers and funds even buy bonds that returned 50bps in the first place?

was that really the best use of their money? a 0.5% return? I never really understood that part

>TSLA about to break under 240

>>55403543
>resurgence in US manufacturing
>PMI 46.3
what-did-he-mean-by-this.png

>>55403550
It will. Probably sooner rather than later. I don't see a corrective pullback moving lower than 4200 SPX. That would be a juicy long for ATH in my current thesis.

Marketing and journalism is very much fuckes because of AI. I was tasked with creating copy for our 2024 catalog because the marketing department was swamped (lazy bitches just putting all their work on the one male in the office). So i did it using chatgpt. Finished in a week. The owner asked how i did it so fast and i told him chatgpt. He fired one person on the marketing team the next week.

>>55403541
they don't really make anything. they are a reseller and they have their own rebranded "value" line. we buy a decent amount of tools from them though, prices are decent and due to their proximity to us we get "free" next day delivery.

20 year bear market

>>55403554
>>55403485
relax and diamond hands
it's gonna test the 200 moving average at worst then start its rally to 300+ on july 2nd

>>55403551
Because a lot of them don't get a choice. It's chosen for them. Even target date funds will invest heavily in bonds because its SUPPOSED to be safe. Its just that the recent financial policy of the central banks is weimar levels of retarded

Of course they could have avoided this by buying a global mix of bonds but again this is europe we're talking about. They have it all regulated and aren't allowed to chose HOW to invest their money since its a pension.

I will keep enlarging my MARA position until I make it or I get completely heemed.

>>55403554
Do not fear

>NVDA down 4 percent
>SOXL still up
get fucked bobo

>>55403569

>>55403579
A true MARAuder, to the very end.

>>55403557
It's in the works right now and most of the factories won't actually come online until the next 1-3 years. Manufacturing construction has surged by over 150% in just the last 2 years.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TLMFGCONS

>>55403570
>>55403591

I'm still up by more than 80% but it stings, aiming for the historic highs

I was kind of joking earlier. I am now actually getting worried about NVDA. I don't want to be one of the idiots who didn't take their profits in the bubble.

>>55403536
>Everyone seemed to forget that inflation causes inflation
Nobody has forgotten anything. They know exactly what they are doing. They are trying to reduce the middle class to rubble. Either that or they really are that incompetent. I refuse to believe the people in charge of our countries are that stupid.
Yeah, it's insane. Literally 15 years of worthless bonds across Europe. Then again, twas a great time for businesses (still is in my opinion) and normos. You were effectively losing at life if you didn't get a loan since they were that cheap. Take a loan, buy a house and just watch that house increase in value by 300%+. Too easy. Too bad I refuse to take a loan and become some economic slave
>>55403593
NVDA up +190% this year vs +130% for SOXL. Yeah, SOXL has been rendered useless a long time ago

>>55403625
>I refuse to believe the people in charge of our countries are that stupid.
Elected people are rarely experts and whatever jackasses they hire have infinite job security regardless of competence

>>55403608
That's an interesting chart - thank you for sharing

>market so fucking boring that i cancelled my market data subscriptions
why the fuck would i pay for tick by tick data when even 15m delayed data is accurate?

>>55403616
so take profit lmao it won't stay above $400 forever and it's still a pretty good level to take profit.

You're ready for NVDA gap fill and it's consequences, right anon?

>>55403388
I bought shares of CCL and I'm shorting MU in anticipation

Reminder to report any drops over 1% in QQQ to the SEC.

>>55403651
Back down to 300 sounds like a wild ride.

https://www.cdic.ca/what-happens-in-a-failure/resolution-of-large-banks/resolution-tools-for-d-sibs/bail-in/bail-in-backgrounder/how-bail-in-works/
>bailouts occur when taxpayers are used to shore up failure systematically important banks
So a bail in is where they (the CDIC) forcibly reduces debt by making a bank issue new shares? Why are these on the bond market, then? Are they issued as part of that, or did the banks do a share buyback and issue bonds to offset the cost so the stock price remains stable? Either way, getting a high yield bond on a big 5 bank seems safe

>>55403651

>>55403668
Kek

>>55403388
General Mills and Rite Aid are easy buys

>>55403673
Forgot my image

Tech dumping into the abyss, that's another Biden win!

I talked to Bearzini. I can make a deal with him and still keep my profits.

Bullbros, where did you go?

>>55402965
>DG
I was already up a bunch last week and almost sold but didnt. You better be right homie.

It's refund time! Refund your gains, Mumu.

Yes I’m still raking in the mostly passive OF money

>>55403763
>middle one is Powell
lmao

>>55403388
>>55403677
For $20? I'll take that explosive upside on food prices going up

>>55403756
So hedgies are cycling into their defensive stocks. Maybe the recession is finally coming.

>BOIL

holyshit BOIL up 2000% im fucking rich lmfao

>>55403808
What gui/app is that? Would love for profitability chance

>>55403852
see you at BOIL 350

Everything is primed for revenge pump

Why are reddit tourists still here? Blackout still ongoing?

>>55403884
Nice

>>55403884
They still lose money either way. They can't read use indicators or close when they're up.

>>55403756
Most of those stocks are up at least +50% (actually it's more like +100%) and now dip a few percentages and you guys cream your pants? Come on now
>>55403819
How can you make that assumption after a small dip?
META +123%
TSLA +127%
Apple +48%
MSFT +38%
NVDA +190%
What bloody cycling?

>>55403863
Optionstrat, but premium. It's $150 per year, but wait for the July 4th sale they usually do. Premium gives you prob% and net greeks. There's also live option flow, which is $500 per year, but I usually lose my ass over time on options so I don't really care about that. The way I see it, is if a subscription to something makes you lose one less trade or avoid a bad one, then it will probably pay for itself, when you're at the level of capital where it matters.
I probably won't renew it, since I dont use options so much anymore

>>55403819
>defensive stocks
>reits are up over 2%

>>55403884
What a dumbass. I've lost around $6000 over 3 years learning how to trade better. I'm almost a breakeven trader on new trades which is better than most retail faggots out there. That's like 8 paychecks worth (no bully).
I seriously hope he didn't think he could cheat a multitrillion dollar international business because he watched 30 minutes of videos on YT and listened to random posters on a strawman weaving forum. And besides that, he's still the one responsible for his own trades.

>>55403884
lol

>Lunch is over
>Still on the first /smg/ of the day

>>55403983
a lot of people keep getting banned

>>55403878
everything is primed for your long positions to get heemed into outer space

>>55403987
I caught a shit ton back in the spring.

/smg/ is like browsing /nfl/ every day in the offseason. Nothings happening until august.

>>55403983
>>55403987
>>55404016
You have no idea how many frothing leftist NAFO trannies there are who just report bomb /smg/ all day.

>>55403933
>>55403884
>losing money
just do like me, don't close when it's negative, wait until you at least break even lmao

And before anyone says "hurr >4 figures", that has nothing to do with the ability to close every trade green

>>55404016
I got banned for 3 days for "off topic" because I triggered a tranny janny with a picture of a cute girl. Not even nudity they just saw a cute asian girl while I was talking about bonds and got triggered enough to ban me

>>55404032
>muh niggerball

>>55404032
What a dumb analogy. FOMC days are superior to even the Super Bowl.
>if you correct me and type superb owl I will fucking pistol whip you

I just switched from SPY puts to IWM call options. Lets make some fucking money.

>>55402987
>Her tiddies
How new are you fren?

>>55404055
>yfwdbwdsb

>>55404042
These fucking jannies buy bud light at target.

Is there any sense in buying an ETF that tracks a foreign market with high inflation if the ETF trades in my local currency? Won't the inflation eat the gains? Do the ETF managers hedge it or do I need to short the foreign currency?

I'm just waiting it out on $SPY. Would be very happy if we end flat.

Also, my $INTC position is up. Gonna be a solid stock for regular option premium.

>>55404088
I'm making some good money off my lil 'TGT long rn chud

>>55404105
No because if the country like Britain has high inflation but you're in dollars then they just pay you more

>>55404072
this week: NASCAR Chicago Street Race

>>55404038
>And before anyone says "hurr >4 figures", that has nothing to do with the ability to close every trade green
Actually it does to some extent. Some strategies we use at lower capital levels do not scale if you have 6 or 7 figures. While it's good to think in terms of percentages, a 2% loss from $10,000 ($200) is very different from a 2% loss from $1,000,000 ($2000) - that's roughly an entire month's worth of rent, for example. Your brain will act differently, and nobody pays attention to trade psychology. You treat it indifferently because it's a "small" amount, but if you scale up, you'd be eating shit. Just imagine trying your strategy out for a wealthy client and see that it won't work. You should always have a defined entry/exit price on every trade.

>>55404105
>Do the ETF managers hedge it or do I need to short the foreign currency?
Depends on the structure, read the white paper. If it's actively managed then there is always going to be more IMFs, and if it's foreign currency hedged, then there's going to be more drag from rebalancing

>>55404036
Seethe and cope vatnigger faggot

>>55404113
They will make new lows before the end of the year, take your gains and get the fuck out of there

baking

>>55404165
>>55404165
>>55404165
>>55404165

>>55404145
Lol, got one. Look, it's the NAFO tranny that's been reporting everyone lmao.

>>55402251
I actually puked, wtf Is that thing

>>55404115
I'm in Britain lol. So if I were investing in a Turkey index that traded in GBP, it wouldn't lose value every time they converted lira to GBP?

>>55404137
>If it's actively managed then there is always going to be more IMFs
What's IMF in this context?

>if it's foreign currency hedged, then there's going to be more drag from rebalancing
So what's the difference between currency hedged ETF and one that isn't hedged but trades in my local currency?

>>55404072

>>55404182
Fuck you