/biz/ - Business & Finance

Reminder that you need to fomo into uranium if/when it pulls back

Dead cat bounce edition

Convince me not to go all in on KAP

post setups

>futures
HIGHER HIGHER HIGHER HIGHER
HIGHER HIGHER HIGHER HIGHER
HIGHER HIGHER HIGHER HIGHER
HIGHER HIGHER HIGHER HIGHER
https://youtu.be/JScqQoZhbYo

>>56188812
fpbp

>>56188823
Yeah man, they’re ripping….

>>56188812
What ticker

>>56188833
URNJ is a good bet

First for India

>>56188837
>>56188833
>>56188812
URNM and URNJ (juniors) are diversified.
Kazatomprom and Yellowcake have the best physical exposure, CCJ and UUUU are decent for single ticker swings
Horizons (HURA.TO) does long dated uranium spot and Sprott (SPUT/SRUUF) will pay a special dividend at a certain spot price.
Spot had trouble breaking $60, now its support and around $66. Have a small position now if you can, and DCA aggressively. Not sure the time horizon. Could be a few weeks or a few years

BOIL chad, how does the future contract rollover affect BOIL?

Also what do you guys think about the call volume on Friday for AMPX OCT 6c?

>>56183482
MODS == MODS

>>56188860
I'd say considering the energy crisis this could years of returns

>>56188864
>>56183482
john-chan

>>56188868
That was always the uranium thesis, but markets were manipulated and uncertain.

>>56188819
KAP has too much jurisdictional risk, as do companies with operations in Africa. CIA/MI6 are mobilizing their Al Qaeda assets to engage Wagner in Mali this week, Africa is going to be a massive conflict zone the rest of the decade.

Buy North American or Australian uranium.

>>56188860
Spot ask hit $71 over the weekend.

This is quite literally the best gym song ever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt8VYOfr8To

>>56188878
Dictators change like the weather, the exploitation of resources will not stop no matter who topples who with the backing of a foreign power.

>>56188891
See what happened to GLO (operations in Namibia) when the Niger coup started. Stock price tanked. It's recovering now, but it's vulnerable. Good buying opportunity if you can catch the bottoms, but also risky.

>>56188878
Interesting thesis. Name some australian uranium companies

>>56188823
So much doom and gloom, it’s starting to feel like Dec 16th again. Other threads have the experts talking about the upcoming Great Depression.

>>56188884
Most projections were $120 low, $160-200 over the next 1-3 years

>>56188906
DYOR

>>56188922
How is there no company with that ticker yet

>>56188906
boss energy

>>56188906
BHP & RIO TINTO

>>56188931
IKR

For uranium FOMOers, don't go all in. Pull back is imminent. What could slow things down are majors/producers announcing financing and resulting share dilution. Also general credit crisis in broad markets. I'd say wait for the dip into October and the cup to form on what looks like a cup and handle. In the meantime, there are some smaller uranium explorers that have already completed recent PP financing rounds, FUU and SUU, and could rip much higher now on good news.

Image from paid service. We sold our trading positions, still holding core positions. I'm also holding some of those explorers that could pump on rotation from large caps to small.

>>56188951
Also, the sector is tightly coupled. What does a good company look like? Eg, why bother picking when an etf does wonders?

>EU Opening
>Dump for half an hour or so
>Repump
>pump higher

>>56188958
Yeah, ETFs are good here, but some individual companies have much higher torque. UEC, while being something of a meme stock, likes to pump and dump hard, which makes it good for swing traders. Reason is that is has deep options pool. I rode UEC up on this run and since switched core position in it to URNJ to derisk.

Cameco - The biggest western producer, the blue chip of the sector. CCJ will DEFINITELY mine and make money, but the stock has less beta than smaller companies(It's a safer bet, but I want multi-baggers)

Kazatomprom - The biggest investable producer in the world. Very undervalued in comparison to profits, due to it having close ties with Russia and being non-western company.

Energy Fuels - has mines, contracts and a mill, an easy bet

Uranium Energy Corp - has good mining assets, no contracts, might be a lifestyle company with no intent to actually build a mine(CEO is good at publicity). But the stock has higher than normal beta(looks like insiders want to pump this?)

Denison Mines - In the Athabasca basin, the biggest junior in canada. While being "stable", has risk in that its in Canada and that comes with costs, has to get permits, and build a mine with Trudeau and First Nations on his ass.

NexGen - The biggest deposit found, could take a decade to build, will cost billions to develop, but will eventually pump out 10 million lbs + a year. Management are siphoning as much as they can out of this company(they pay themselves more than anyone). They even sponsored the Vancouver Canucks

Encore Energy - great assets, contracts, management, one of Uranium Insiders top picks. Buy this imo.

Deep Yellow - Led by John Borschoff, the man who made Paladin in the last uranium bubble and the stock went up 1000x. A good asset with amazing management, in a cheap but risky jurisdiction: Namibia

Ur Energy - a cheaper UUUU, very conservative, but a for sure bet

IsoEnergy - a good explorer, has high beta, can be expensive so wait for pullbacks

Global Atomic - the best developer that has been HEEMED by the coup in Niger, it went down by 60%, could come back

GoviEx - Niger trainwreck, but could be a sleeper hit

F3 Uranium - an explorer who found a deposit( I own this it has gone up 300% for me)

what did the markets buy with all the money they got from selling off the last 2 days?

>>56189005

>>56189005
I'd also like to shill NuScale, which has a miniaturized reactor that it sells. If new plants are being constructed, they might be a viable option.
Also with new construction, they need a lot of concrete, get some VMC and HCMLY to round it out

>>56189005
Opinion on Skyharbour? I think they work close to Denison and/or sometimes with them. I'm not into that stuff, just read a little about it several months ago.

I'm shorting uranium tomorrow. Wish me luck.

>>56189011
Chocolate for christmas.

>>56189026
Sure, it looks due for a retrace and youll probably make money. Just make sure you size accordingly and also set stops

>>56188812
Reminder that most uranium juniors are fucking garbage companies that won't go into production and you will get diluted and dumped on by insiders.
>>56188819
KAP is good.

Anyway chink stocks are starting to look cheap.

>>56189025
Not sure desu, explorers are all about luck, I got lucky with F3. If they find something itll go up by 5x+. I did watch a recent interview with the CEO and apparently they also own a kind of royalty to other company's resources, so theres more than exploration

>>56189011
Student loan payments and credit card payoffs.

>>56189032
Scrolling this thread, I thought it was /cmmg/ for a second. Feeling pretty confident.

>https://twitter.com/unusual_whales/status/1706036027633135914

>Janet Yellen has said: "I don't see any sign that the economy is in risk of a downturn."

Welp that settles it boys, NO red october, everything will be fine, omega bullrun happening instead!

>>56189105
Why do people not learn? Congress probably sold the top

>>56189011
Shorts.

>>56188837
>>56188860
>just buy juniors when the underlying commodity is reaching peak FOMO bro

>>56189110
No no, they only shorted to hedge the risks of a possible but rather unlikely economic downturn. (irony)

>>56189131
See you at 200

>>56189139
You have no edge, you're just following the crowd. What happens when no one wants to keep their junior uranium miner bags anymore? You get rugged.

>>56189110
But we are still practically at the top. I've been waiting all year to buy a good dip, this is not a dip worth buying a mere 2-4% off of ATH.

>>56189131
>>56189147
you definitely dont follow the investment thesis/sector if this is your take anon. the spot price has gone up to 65+ becaquse of long term contracting

I look at this market, either crab, either retarded sudden dump or retarded sudden pump. It's pain. MAX payne.

>>56189199
And why wouldn't this be priced in the junior miners? The good news are already in, juniors are already +67% from the recent bottom, what's left now? Who is betting against you? What happens to those contracts when recession/stagflation makes governments and companies tighten their belts on such investments?

>>56189219
like you said..it is priced in anon, and more will be priced it. the thesis wasnt based on the uranium price going to 65$.

am I imagining this or was there some anon about a year ago who mentioned how Dominos Pizza (ticker: DPZ) was a good leading indicator for consumer strength?
Because it's solidly coming down for the last 2 months.

>>56189254
Lol. Clickety Clack. The Dominos. They Are Falling.

Yeah, this market will pump today.

>>56189278
>pump
dump

>>56189278
Weak ass Septembear and we are pumping until January

US markets will shit blood tomorrow. We may see our first (of many) limit downs this week.

>>56189287
>dump
crab

>>56189287
Nothing is happenng on EU. They will keep it here or pump it back up. We have reached a low for the time being. This market is actually retardedly strong. We will need a few months to go lower.

I have my shorts open, I earn interest on shorting. But I expect it to pump again. Not trading SPX, but I don't believe we will reach 4600 again. That dump was too much tied to the loss of US credibility (rating).

i think 4300 and maybe 4200 must be tested on the spx

lets gooooo
another week, another paycheck gone

Been seeing a lot of anons talking about uranium. How is this supposed to make money exactly?

>>56189310
for the upwards targets, it's 4400 and 4435

SPY to 185. Always has been.

>>56189320
Always remember that uranium glows in the dark

>>56189310
I think we will sooner hit 4400 again. That selloff was a little overblown, even more my bobotaste. Earnings will tell what is going to happen in the next weeks.

CPI will be bad in October (for september) but October-Nov CPI will look soft because of Oil 2022.
Then in January CPI could look really bad again and this could be the end of it. Markets are gay. They sharpy/instantly rebound like october 2022 or corona crash. But before that they often form plateaus (like EU for example for months now DESPITE being below 0% gdp technically recession (LMAO MACRO)).

A lot of normo sites reporting that S&P is on the way down to 4200. You know what that means right? We're gonna pump so hard. This is gonna be so lit fr fr bros

>>56189320
theres not enough uranium, and the price is too low(it went from 18 to 65) to create new production. the miners move on the spot price, and we could see triple digit prices. https://youtu.be/tK34xkLtF90

>>56189348
On the other hand Goldman said picrel right before the dump of last week. They are really wizards.

>>56189320
Well due to the number of anons making dirty bombs in their basements, fissile material is in very high demand. As demand goes up but supply remains the same, price will go up. The more that feds seize to stop anons from building bombs, the less that's in circulation driving the price up even more.

do I short apple or china? or both?

>>56189320
Probably feds who want to encourage you buying physical uranium to deem you as domestic terrorist.

I said we would dump at EU open and pump after 30 min. They couldn't even wait that time to fool you into thinking we'd go lower.

>>56189389
>Cramer bullish on aapl while I've been stacking it
What have I done...

>>56189389
You're late to the china short idk about apple though.

>>56189365
4600 is definitely not unrealistic. The magic of Christmas can do wonders for the markets. Assuming oil doesn't go above 100 but instead keeps hovering around 90, the markets could easily move to 4600.
We could have had cheap oil if the US had an energy policy... just wtf??? Ensure cheap and steady oil/energy and you have easy fuckin votes. How can the US be that incompetent? I can understand us europoors being retards but come on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02tujTK5L3o

>>56189365
If you watch that pajeeta speak and think she is actually sentient then idk what to tell you except you're ngmi

>>56189039
>implying people who hold student loan debt also make up a significant portion of the stock market

>>56189398
AAPL 220! Or was it 240?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-06-29/apple-has-another-30-upside-citi-says-in-new-buy-rating
Yes, 240.

>>56189400
It is unrealistic. You have higher rates, you have higher oil. You have BOJ maybe tightening soon, you have US downgrade that will not vanish without the US changing their spending and debt habits.

>>56189362
Thanks anon. Sounds kind of similar to recent oil theories I've heard with production cuts and export bans lately.

A lot of the mining companies seem a bit overpriced to me even given the $50 a pound price in the last quarter. Then again, prices can do really zany things when supply doesn't meet demand and it's not like you can just start up a uranium mine on short notice. I could see it working out. Good luck!

>>56189419
https://www.investopedia.com/student-loan-debt-by-age-5200927
These people assuming they're employable are contributing to 401ks which feed into equity markets. Hard to say how great the effect will be, but it isn't zero.

>>56189436
on the charts, we've been consolidating in a falling wedge for 2 years. the stocks have been derisked a ton in the last two year. and only in the last few months have the stocks started to break out, thats why people keep bringing it up. ive been shilling uranium along with other anons for a while now and i think people have decent sized positions, ive been DCA'n for 3+ years

>>56189430
>It is unrealistic. You have higher rates, you have higher oil. You have BOJ maybe tightening soon, you have US downgrade that will not vanish without the US changing their spending and debt habits.
shhhh don't tell them. we need mumus to get stupidly euphoric at the end of the rally.

>>56189466
>>56189419
Even if they don't. Great reason for the rich to dump and say it is because of student loan debt.

>>56189362
>he gets his ideas from a YouTube grifter
lmao that explains everything

rates dont matter niggers dont matter chinks dont matter spy will go up reguardless

>>56189466
In the States are people allowed to tap into their 401ks to pay off student debts or anything else for that matter? In many countries it's locked until you are retirement age

>>56189484
its a concise overview form an industry expert. its okay, i dont invest in everything either. have a good one

>>56189466
>https://www.investopedia.com/student-loan-debt-by-age-5200927
>>56189478
And how is it possible people THAT old still have student debt? Holy fuck they're irresponsible. Like I took out student debt and I've already paid it off and I'm in my 30s. How in the fuck are there people in their 60s (let alone so many) that still have student debt?

>>56189430
>higher rates
Hasn't affected the mega caps and probably won't really affect them ever. They are still living off of ZIRP and they can buy bonds that yield 5-6%.
>higher oil
Adjusted for inflation, it is still pretty cheap. Still, it should chock producer prices which then should shock consumer prices --> increase inflation... which is bullish.
>BOJ maybe tightening soon
As if anyone actually believes that. Not for another good 4-6 months and that's with a huge grain of salt. BoJ are even more incompetent that the ECB.

The only bearish thing on the horizon that I can see is the lack of a proper energy policy in the US.

>>56189497
Eh, don't know? No clue how many and who has student debt. Maybe, since they are in their 60s, they have it locked at low interest rates and thought better to use the money they have on stocks and make gains and pay back debt later?

>>56189489
You take a penalty to cash it out like 10% or something, I think there are hardship exceptions that allow you to liquidate 401ks. Death in the family, medical emergency and stuff like that.
I don't think any of them will cash out retirement savings but at the least they'll slow contributions or stop contributing outright.

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

So much nonsense when tsla themselves gave away the game. "Genral purpose robotics" is an ellegory to general purpose computers which replaced single purpose behemoths by being flexible and loading different programs.
Tsla isnt after the min wagie workers. Theyre after the capital goods markets which are selling million dollar machines that do one thing and installed it in one location and for the next factory they start all over again.

TTOO buyout incoming?

guys i do not make money.

3 years here now

>Market cap
61.3 B
>Enterprise value
51.35B
>ROIC
34%
>Net profit
25%
>Current ratio
5.57
>PE ratio
13
>Dividend
2.3%
>Payout ratio
30%
Shouldn't all value investors cum at this company? I have never seen a chemical company as solid as this one and with that little debt.
Maybe it is a bit too cyclical but with those cash reserves they can do whatever they want

Any
>news
?? lol, what is that dump now?

It's funny how much this is an american market. >10am german time
>4 am US time
>prepremarket for US
>market suddenly dies

>>56189590
Have you tried not using the TLS strategy?

why are futures red

Maximum jewishness activated for Yom-Kippur

>>56189600
actually nütting at this one, gonna buy some. LOVE dividends

Premarketjews absolving themselves of their greedful sins by selling the market before anybody else can HAHAHAH

WHO'S READY FOR RED OCTOBER???

>>56188809
Wew lad

>>56189627
TECH BUBBLE and RECESSION, NASDUMP and SHIT N PISS retrace 30% from here. Check em

>he bought just before the dump

>>56189628
noooooooo

>>56189590
Maybe educate yourself.

I should have shorted more and harder. Fuck man, Jewish holidays truly are something. Also the crazy speed with which they suddenly sell everything for no seeable reason. I don't think there is anything that would suggest a reason for another dump after 2 crazy days, except fuck any retarded callbuyer, lmao.

>>56189497
tbf, in democracy, the population has no clue about money, probably on purpose. And half the population is just women, who don't care about anything because they let their beta cucks do the maths.

>buying stocks just before the second great depression
see you in the bidenville

Come on dump a little bit more, I need to load on these cheapies. Feels nice to always have a nice buffer for these occasions. Now... what to load up on?

This dump appears fake.
Zalando (meme company) in the DAX, dropped the hardest. They also pumped the hardest with Sartorius last wednesday fake pump. In return they dump the hardest afterwards. Now they dumped the hardest and probably will repump the hardest, cause the dump was also only temporary.

>>56189683
Yes, yes, catch the knife fellow normal organic poster.

>>56189627
something happened and there was a giant red candle of doom for reasons

Let me give you my detailed, month-by-month long range economic forecast for the next 30 years:

Complete and utter financial annihilation to the point where the living will envy the dead.

>>56189710
subscribe me to your newsletter. i like your projections.

When I say ARM, you say___

>>56189710
>30 years
15 anon

>>56189718
>US will wake up and they will blame EU
>lol

I don't like that people say ''arm'' for ARM. I prefer to say it like an acronym, ie A, R, M.

>>56189738
>ARM
>in german either noun for arm
>or adjective for being poor

>>56189749
lieber ARM dran als ARM ab

>final fakeout before 50%+ green candles on everything
>comfy
good morning

i bought 3x leveraged bonds

>>56189771
>buying bonds at all
>buying them on leverage
Found the midwit

>>56189771
thru what ticker?

>>56189771
It's a long way down.

>>56189682
That’s why I’m buying puts.

>>56189754
Kek, so wahr.

>>56189771
lmao even

Good morning SIRS, yom kippur morning. Today we pump, r-right?

>>56189807
If Krishna give many blessing and do the needful

buyers cant even reach vwap lol

>>56189771
Bonds be going up :)

Bulls are sub nigger iq

>>56189890
Pathetic resolution, 16 8 7 in no particular order.
Bulls are correct more often than bears though. Being a bull also pays off more than being a bear (statistically and not anecdotally of course)

>>56189937
>Bulls are correct more often than bears though. Being a bull also pays off more than being a bear (statistically and not anecdotally of course)
Holy shit, you are so smart. Maybe that has to do with the ponzischeme of the economy and retirement system as well as the decade long low interest rates.

>>56189943
>Holy shit, you are so smart
Thank you :). I just do what my mumi told me to do and that is buy the dip, never look back, and hold. Doing pretty well and no worries.
Also, pick someone from the pic m8.

>>56189971

You probably are up 75% ytd.

>lum posting on brit/pol/
i see you
i know youre in here

>>56189971
I'm not into asian women.

>>56189988
It would be a fucking honkaloid

>>56189988
Isn't he from Sweden (even if not swedish).

thoughts on AMZN?

>just remove the Sell button bro
every memebaggie's dream

Check the premarket on URNM.

>>56190147
Like I said bulls are basically niggers. Literal thieves who only profit from devaluing everyone’s currency creating fomo for their SPAC ai shitshares flooding the country with poos. Throw them all off a cliff

>>56190147
>when you are essentially betting against the economy, gambler, greedy faggots AND the government
Great market, not that US and others aren't the same though.

A reminder that the S&P 500 has not had a Quarterly Bearish Crossover in the Price Momentum Oscillator since 2007. The time before that was 2001.

This is a weekly chart of the IWM, where I'm highlighting a bull channel dating back to the Great Financial Crisis. The lower chart shows the federal funds effective rate. At this moment, the price has been consolidating for over a year. There are other times highlighted on the chart where this happened as well during rate hike cycles.

DKS coiling up

What happened at 4am EST to the S AND P 500 (ticker: SPY)

>>56190187
more like poop and pee LMAO GOTTEM *dabs*

BRC getting very tight

Lets be honest even though the market is grossly overvalued It's probably going higher.

>>56190187
idk but 30Y Computer was and is reaching new heights

Bond yields reaching close to 20 year highs

BUDDY. Look at the yields!
already nuked the buying they did Friday, and market isn't even open yet!

>>56190180
i think nothing noteworthy will happen before the rates are lowered

TOTAL DEATH TO SEMEN AND POO 500

gm /smg/, i see the futures are now red despite earlier being green

>>56189628
The Snacks news letter from HOOD this morning included it for today in the weekly outlook summary.

Euphoric bull trannies last night can suck my cock.

>>56189971
>Thank you :) and all the rest too
fuckin' BASED

>>56189988
That sob ain't me. I will never post on /pol/. Absolute nightmare of a board. I would never tarnish my Lum.
I wonder whether oil manages to fully break the 90 barrier. If it does, I fear it will start to fluctuate between 90 and 100 (where Saudis want it)

>>56189320
You buy then line go up

>>56189566
Checked and green but why?

Microsoft going full nuclear.

https://jobs.careers.microsoft.com/global/en/job/1627555/Principal-Program-Manager-Nuclear-Technology

>>56189320
It's the future. The question is when
>Inb4 solar or wind
Renewables is a misnomer for them building either is too expensive and takes up more land than nuclear. On top of that the material used to build wind or solar go bad after 10-15 years and cannot be recycled and the cost to rebuild them are way more

>>56190308
solar can be recycled now by microwaving the panels in a series of solvents. its really a nonfactor at this point

>>56190307
oh great, exactly what we need, a nuclear reactor ran on windows. im sure that will work out exactly as planned

>>56190307
>“The next major wave of computing is being born, as the Microsoft Cloud turns the world’s most advanced AI models into a new computing platform,” said Satya Nadella, chairman and chief executive officer of Microsoft. “We are committed to helping our customers use our platforms and tools to do more with less today and innovate for the future in the new era of AI.”
>We're looking for a Principal Program Manager, Nuclear Technology, who will be responsible for maturing and implementing a global Small Modular Reactor (SMR) and microreactor energy strategy.
>This senior position is tasked with leading the technical assessment for the integration of SMR and microreactors to power the datacenters that the Microsoft Cloud and AI reside on. They will maintain a clear and adaptable roadmap for the technology’s integration, diligently select and manage technology partners and solutions, and constantly evaluate the business implications of progress and implementation.

>>56190318
Interesting I wasn't aware. Regardless it takes too much land compared to nuclear

Next level heeming for the bulls

>>56190322
uh, what operating systems do you think nuclear reactors are running right now? Every single government entity in the US and Europe runs Windows.

>>56190318
And how much energy does that require?

>>56190327
But please pump now, thanks.

>tech dumping
>semis dumping
>oil dumping
should i go 100% nuclear at this point? not strictly uranium but also companies that build and maintain nuclear plants like Hitachi and GE

>>56190328
yeah and why do you think anything the government builds crashes or cant handle anywhere near the traffic it was intended to? and you cant just say pajeet coders.

>>56190329
a pathetic and insignificant amount. nuclear is of course essential for clean energy but it can only belong in a basket of other energy bets. solar bears have never been correct, when it works it works amazingly and there's a lot of places in this country where it works

>>56190332
Uranium is over due for a correction like oil... it's just fomo buyers buying the ETFs right now, see >>56188951

BOIL is leaving me behind, I was positioned to buy lower.

>>56190332
>tech dumping
Nasdaq is not even halfway at its august bottom currently. It's still up 35% annually. Until it's at like 20% annually, this is barely a minor dip.

>>56190318
Yeah, where is that happening, outside of a Uni lab kitchen?

>>56190347
I'm still waiting for TAN to signal it's put in a bottom before I rebuy. Had a position during the 2021 run. If I'm lucky, can swing some uranium gains into SUNW and SOL.

>WRNT

>>56189542
That market will go nowhere. They all have to run gcode at the end of the day anyway and I will never buy generalized systems to run my million dollar milling machines if they so even have a WHIFF of pajeet code on them. I know they all do actually to some degree but you will NOT drop the curtain if you expect me to buy. Simple as

>>56190332
Unless the uranium shortage thing is true there's probably not much future in it except maybe China. People have been down bad on nuclear reactors for decades and I don't see it changing as long as Nukes Scary(tm).

>>56190347
I'm not invested in solar/wind/nukes at the moment but I also see it as probably the future energy triad. Solar can go just about anywhere, even someone's roof, and between solar and wind you get power most of the time. Nuke picks up the slack when the wind isn't going and it's night time. (Hydro is cool too but we dammed up every river in the western hemisphere 50-100 years ago already so not much room to expand there.)

>>56190384
>Solar can go anywhere even on someone's roof
Right but it can't power the average Americans home 24/7 365.
If anything solar will pick up the slack of nuclear

>>56190384
>Unless the uranium shortage thing is true there's probably not much future in it except maybe China. People have been down bad on nuclear reactors for decades and I don't see it changing as long as Nukes Scary(tm).
That sentiment is only found really in Germany, Spain, Netherlands and Australia. Everywhere else is 110% nuclear.

probably doesnt mean anything for the bulls today.

>>56190392
We'll happy supply you with Uranium from Australia though.

>This market is completely shitting itself
>Right on jewish holidays
Kek, can't make that up.

>>56190392
If everybody loves them so much then where's all the new nuclear power plants at then?

Buddy! Look at the HSI index. Look at the DAX. Look at NQ. Global FEAR

>>56190390
Until there's some breddy gud battery storage breakthroughs.

>>56190424
>[
DAX will probably be slurped up, meme companies are dropping, except Bayer.
>Zalando
>Infineon
>Continental
>Symrise

>>56190424
Be feedy when others are sneedy.

I want to short some German industrials that will suffer from Germany's recession, this one seems like a good choice, but does anyone know why it gapped up recently? Current P/E is 22.7.

>>56190419
They're coming.

https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/doe-report-finds-hundreds-retiring-coal-plant-sites-could-convert-nuclear

>>56190424
> t. literally RNG

>>56190444
Nvm I found why it gapped up. Seems like it makes it a good shorting opportunity.

>futes

>>56190439
kek!

>>56190455
>it's just random!
>just a coincidence that markets across the world are selling off!!
>financial markets aren't interconnected!!

>>56190444
KEK
Because some company wants to buy a part of it.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/msc-offers-buy-stake-hamburg-port-operator-2023-09-13/

>>56190352
Oh good, here we go, back down!

>>56189398
I told you.

Do we long Yom Kippur for a surprise 1.5% day?

SOXL sisters...

short tech

Do I long Yom Kippur?

>>56190503
>>56190531
>longing shmita yom kippur

>>56190530
I look like this.

>>56190530
Literally me

>>56190537
Sell your tech positions and buy SOXS. You will look like a real girl

>>56190476
Would be lovely if we a final shakeout in natgas before winter.

>>56190543
If you look like this, with that nose. You actually have really lost in this physical world and it is somewhat understandable you might get a little crazy, especially because of how society will treat you.

>>56190543
Why are you doxing the janitorial staff... I was eating btw fucking disgusting.

>>56190453
That report just says you could turn old coal power plants into nuclear plant sites if you wanted to. "If you wanted to do it" was never the issue. The issue is nobody wants to. America has 93 reactors. Only 2 of them have been built since 1996. +2% capacity in 30 years isn't exactly a hot new growth sector. Worldwide isn't much different. About 10% increase in the works, half in China.

So, as a share of global energy, in the next 5 years nuclear might go from 10% to 11%.

Compare that to solar and wind, which are expanding probably 5-10x faster. Together they already account for more energy generation than nuclear does and there was almost none of them 20 years ago.

>>56189430
Appl will probably be 24.00 by end of year. Most chink stocks like apple will be fucked.

>>56189389
>>56189398
>>56190598

>>56189890
Niggers are people too

AAAAAAAAAAA

TLT bros, when are we buying?

>>56190591
You'll be proven wrong in time. Like my investments, I'm willing to wait. The entire Middle Eastern project is going full nuclear power as well. Germany falls into poverty and goes back to the dark ages, while Islam enters its second golden age.

www bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-09-25/saudi-arabia-takes-a-step-closer-to-achieving-nuclear-power
archive .ph/H7Gyd
www. arabianbusiness.com/industries/energy/uae-joins-calls-to-triple-nuclear-capacity-by-2050

The future belongs to those nations who embrace nuclear power.

When will it be time to buy again?

>>56190646
>>>/o/

>>56190638
>After you sell.

happy yom-kippur @ all americans

Ok this is getting insane, lmao@bulls.

Can the DXY go vertical?

this is getting bad really quickly

>not even a small bounce

Bros I don’t know how to feel.

>yields
I was wrong to say Slurp

>>56190704
>>56190174
>>56190180

It’s all over

>Zero news on what and why it is happening
>everybody actually knows

>>56190721
buddy look at Yields Computer

>>56190721
>news on what and why it is happening
Everything you see in the news about market activity is post-hoc rationalization.

Bear etfs are free money right now. If you aren't already all in on them by now

This is it, bros. This is the big one. It has been a pleasure.

SELLL REDDIT SELL

The bottom wont be until spy hits 200 by the end of the year.

We are about 100 points away NQ from August low.
>14,555

My RE short etfs are saving me.

> reminder we always have a massive green day when everyone here things its going to crash and crash when everyone here is euphoric

>>56189390
It's not illegal to buy physical uranium.

>>56190711
>meme lines

Don’t care, today is probably the bottom so I’m buying January SPY calls

>>56190726
Sometimes there are actual news. A specific reason and the thing happens. Most news is bullshit, yes.

>>56190766
Easiest money I have ever made off of people like you, thanks

I'm A bArBiE gIrL
iN a BaRbIe WoRlD
lIfE is PlAsTic
It'S fAnTaStiC

https://youtu.be/CUj2AWEJnwQ?si=hgPf-yVt7E23srBZ

>>56190777
i bought their k7

>>56190777
BASED AND CHECKED

>>56190777
Checked and fuck, that doesn't fit at all.

tlt bros

I hope BANGBANGBANG anon is up and ready to go

*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

>>56190818
nice

WTFWT

CANCEL ALL ORDERS

>>56190818

Buying more OSTK

>>56190828
slut

buy 0dte spy puts right now

>>56190819
>>56190828

When does the christmas rally kickoff?

EU is literally dying on US yields going up LOL

>>56190640
If the world changes their mind on nuclear in the next 25 years that's totally cool with me. Right now nobody's building anything. But if they want to build and they stick to the new reactor designs etc. then I'm here for it.

But I also have a sneaking suspicion that China or India is going to cut some corners on reactor safety and after another nuclear accident in 15 years we'll be back to square one again.

>>56190845
it could happen, but it's unlikely
we are so overextended to the downside, that the risk is to the upside - we need to at least get back into the average true range on the daily, and/or possibly even touch the 20 EMA
going into SPY puts now is how the MM wins (people shorting the short term bottom)
in a situation like this, where we're oversold and this far below ATR, you should be taking profits on short positions, buying short term calls (if you do do anything) --- and then waiting
once the relief rally fizzles, then you go back into puts
if you buy puts here, you risk getting immediately destroyed - pennies in front of steamroller, not worth the risk

INTERST IS UP
AND THE STOOKS MARKET'S DOWN
ONLY GET MUGGED
IF YOU GO DOWN TOWN

bobos is now a good time to open a short ??

>>56190874
I feel safer around an Indian reactor than an American one.

>>56190881
IF YOU ARE SHORT, PAY ATTENTION TO THIS POST
DON'T SAY NO ONE WARNED YOU
DON'T SAY "OMG /SMG/ TOLD ME TO BUY PUTS AND NOW I LOST MONEY"
I am actively telling you, take profits on your short positions, scale out - you should be waiting for the relief rally, return to ATR, and THEN you go short again
if you go short here, you are way more likely to be shorting the short term bottom before relief rally, than to be correct and make a lot of $$$

Oversold conditions can remain oversold

>>56190886
see >>56190881
No! Do NOT go heavily into shorts here
It may work out, it may flush down, it may fall a lot farther - but this is a LOT less likely, than a sharp relief rally bounce, at least back to the ATR on the daily, THEN you go short
You should be taking profits on short positions here, NOT going into new ones!

tlt baggies where are you, I hope you still have your euphoria when 20y hits 5.5

>>56190888
>you should be waiting for the relief rally
More like you should be waiting for dad to get back, he just went out for a pack of smokes.

>>56190874
It's already changed its mind on it, all you have to do is look at the headlines and news. The big ramp up on new SMR reactor construction world wide will begin in 2027-2028. In the meantime, both China and India are starting construction on 10+ reactors per year already.

>PYPL pumping back up
>Wheat futures pumping back up
>my ATH just got newer and higher

WTFWT?

Oil?

>>56190901
i bought paypal thats why we are going down even more

Have I gotten smarter or has /smg/ gotten dumber?

>>56190922
Dunning Kruger

>>56190922
I have spottem gotten

oy vey

>>56190928
Probably.

SOXL IS GREEN THE MARKET IT SAVED

Retard panic before the bell…

reminder that the pattern was posted last night by an anon. its exactly this same pattern.

I’m such a smarty pants

>based my entire router bull case thesis on ai not being fake

>deal made
>WBD does nothing
Fuck this gay earth

>>56190930

9:50 est was the exact top of the day and we crab back down to new lows till market close

>>56190988
Lol checked but it’s already higher.

By tomorrow DAX will be at 19500 again, kek, with EU opening.

>>56190988
Nope.

>>56190976
sorry, it did turn out to be reaally really gay though...

YEAH I'M THINKING WE'RE BACK

>>56190983

Is this going to be a straight up day?
Oil and yields certainly don't matter anymore.

needs baking

>>56190988
Actually it was 10am

>>56190922
DUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRR

>>56191061
>>56191061
>>56191061

>>56188812
Is FUUFF good to buy for uranium?