/biz/ - Business & Finance

Is that my nigga Bill Hwang?

The gold shitco portfolio:
>TSXV / OTC / Germany
Nevada Exploration NGE.v / NVDEF / 28N0
Discovery Harbour DHR.v / DCHRF / 4GW0
Cortus Metals CRTS.v / CRTTF
Every turd, especially the dormant ones, will float to the top in a gold bull market. Multibaggers are found when nobody else is looking.

>>56805400
Damn bro

Got GME and TUP calls today, its memestonk season until GME reports earnings and tanks to a new low.

>>56805465
Backed by the Higgs brothers, Nevada Exploration (NGE.v / NVDEF / 28N0) holds a sprawling package of prospective greenfield gold properties in one of the most prolific gold producing areas on the planet -- Nevada. Following years of chasing anomalies in groundwater, Nevada Exploration has disposed of it's old leadership, cleaned up its share structure and is poised to enter the new gold bull run with a clean slate. Noted mining pundit Eric Coffin said Dennis Higgs "is a very good promoter and, yeah, knows where the bodies are buried when it comes to getting a market to move." When the market is ready, and, make no mistake, they will know, the Higgs brothers will pump Nevada Exploration to the moon.

Now that Buffet doesn't have someone to tard wrangle him, what will he buy?

>>56805465
A company of the prolific Metals Group, Cortus Metals (CRTS.v / CRTTF) is a prospect generator with a juicy suite of strategically located gold prospects throughout northern Nevada. Cortus began publicly trading toward the end of the last gold bull run, but has suffered on account of arriving too late. The company has been preserving it's capital and laying low, ready to pounce once the inevitable flurry of chasers come looking for a project to lease from Cortus. Their projects include everything from drill-ready to Greenfield's, one of which has recently been joint ventured by a private mining firm. Priced right, Cortus is sure to be a multibaggers in the forthcoming bull market.

>>56805495
TUP

>>56805466
Some guys get all the luck.

>>56805465
Discovery Harbour Resources (DHR.v / DCHRF / 4GW0) is an explorer backed by mine builder Richard Gilliam, who founded Cumberland Resources which was ultimately bought out by Massey Energy for $960,000,000. The company is currently in negotiations to acquire its new project. Indications are promising that Discovery Harbour is close to pulling off a major coup in the sector, as its share price has risen 80% in recent weeks. Gilliam owns a third of the company's shares and is poised to benefit from the tight share structure once it steps back in to the arena.

Anyone knows what happened to the anon with $650 NVDA calls?
>>56805495
BALL

>>56805535
some say he's still rolling them forward

Welp, I'm a dumbass.

>>56805593
Same

>>56805593
>>56805596
are you ok anons?

>>56805465
>>56805487
>>56805505
>>56805530
>junior miners
cash it. tonight. if you even can.

>>56805598
No I have been holding a portfolio of 100% OXY since this summer and I can't bring myself to sell it before my profits are all gone.
The oil supply situation looks grim (in that there is a fucking ton of it out there and nobody is really practicing "discipline") and betting on OPEC to keep prices in check is just gambling and I know I should know better.

Why are VIX futures market maker paypigs such horny sluts always submitting to findom for any and sundry willing to put on a short VIX position? These VIX wenches just hand over wads of cash with no modicum of self respect whatsoever. They love never being able to cum and I love taking their money every single day. Nasty sluts

>>56805400
I don't get it, he got fired because he cheated on his wife? I've never been to a strip club, what's the appeal?
>SOXL computer

>>56805633
I've made a fortune on junior miners. If you're looking for outrageous gains, then this is the space.

So next Tuesday (Dec 5) both sides in the SAVE trial make closing statements. Then the judge will deliver the verdict. How long it takes for the judge to dwell on it first is anyone's guess. So roughly let's say by Dec 20 its all over and done with. Cause the holidays and all. Or like I said it could be sooner. All depends on the judge after the 5th. Another guess; this merger has been on going for a long time now. Both companies ceo's talking and etc. So I expect them to do a closing fast. Dec 31st. Judge rules for them. They put out a statement; "close of business dec 31st the merger will be closed" or something like that.

>>56805668
>pic unrelated

>>56805661
most junior miners will go to 0. You are trading illiquid shitcos with fundamentals you need to be a geologist to actually understand.

>>56805659
Some companies have a "morals" clause. You gotta act like a saint or your out the door. A strip club is nothing special. Just you paying to see girls strip off their clothes while you drink yourself into a coma. I mean hell you don't get a "happy ending" or nothing either. You try, your out the door on your ass.

>>56805593
Based.

>>56805485
no one cares, go back

>>56805659
>>56805692
or... hear me out... it was a way to sell all his holdings and not tank the value or make people investigate enron earlier

>nobody will bet on my question on manifold

this site is literally trash

>>56805495
BOIL
>BOIL
BOIL

>>56805710
forgot pic

>>56805680
Geology doesn't matter; market sentiment does. Any shitco will multibag when conditions are right. I loaded up on DHR at $0.05 a few months ago and today it's trading at $0.09. it's all about timing. The others will follow. It's all about reading the market and timing your entries and exits. If it's too complicated or risky for you, then stick with ETFs.

>he STILL hasn't bought SAVE
Why do you hate money?

>>56805744
Price almost doubles so now you shrill it on /smg/ for exit liquidity

>>56805744
>I-i can totally read market sentiment!!
until you can't

>futures

>>56805668
People mention "Why is there such a big gap from SAVE's stock price at 13.xx to the merger price if this is such a sure thing?" My answer; Its a series of events. The last earning report wasn't good, the dragged out nature of the merger, the fact the govt maybe could win (fuck them their case is weaker now), and the lack of any real news coverage about it. All this is why the SAVE stock price isn't higher. Which is where you, the smart investor come into it. When opportunity knocks you bag like hell. Cause "They" sure as hell will. Only they'll do it once the ruling comes down at 4:00 when the market is closed. You'll wake up the next day to see SAVE at 29 at 9:30 a.m.

>>56805829
>futures

>>56805400

Lou Pai is luckiest guy in the world and is probably a stealth billionaire.

Fun fact: He married the stripper and they're still married to this day with three kids. Their oldest daughter, who's the product of their affair, is now a grown woman and a champion equestrian. Link below is the daughter's athlete bio

https://www.usef.org/team-usa/athletes/natalie_pai

So Dec 27 is the last day to tax harvest right? I accidentally boughted on Nov 27, are those transaction eligible for wash rules?

I made a really good post in a thread that died. Can I get one or two pity (you)s?

>>56805849
Dating a horse girl means you will always be the second most important person in her life, though.

56805858
no

>>56805794
I'm not in it for 80%, bro, that's not even worth it. When these types of conditions emerge, I ride it. This market is just starting. My first rodeo in 2009 lasted 2 years and changed my life. 80% is nothing when your opportunities come along every five years or so:. 2009-11, 2016, 2020, and now it will be 2023/4 to ?

>>56805876
Bobo frens

>>56805829
>>56805840
GIWTWM

>futures

>>56805858
I'm sure it was a magnificent inspired post, anon. I would have read it twice

Can anyone give me the scoop on this "SOXL" thing?

>>56805941
>SOXL

>>56805941
Hot damn, boys this rally hasn't even begun.

>>56805941
It's great when the trend on the underlying is going up. Otherwise it's shit.

>>56805941
>SOXL
SOXL is the answer. Face it. Semiconductors are crack in all but name. The desire for newer, faster, more is insatiable. Computers, GPUs, self-driving electric cars, AI enhanced smartphones, medical devices, microcontrollers, networking gear, machine learning, surveillance, infrastructure, military, the list goes on. No matter how many cores, how fast or efficient, demand requires bigger, faster, cheaper, better. The clamor for fresh silicon gives nary shit for national identity, creed, hue, gender, asshole virginity or other vain conceit. The multitude speaks in singular. The plea: semiconductor.
SOXL couples a single ETF entry point with the the best companies the space has to offer then pushes the already stellar returns to the limit with 3x leverage. With SOXL your economic interests are aligned with hardware powerhouses TSMC, Nvidia, Qualcomm, Intel, ASML, Broadcom, AMD, Micron, Texas Instruments, Applied Materials, et al. Real tech companies with innovative products people want, not """tech""" """companies""" pushing shitty ads. And like all leveraged ETFs, SOXL is rebalanced daily, accelerating gains in an upmarket while eliminating margin risks in a down.
In the last 9 years, SOXL has exploded over 170x (not even counting dividends!) yet still we are early. Semiconductor growth will proceed exponentially until every viable space is saturated with it. This is a fait accompli; the sheer number of interested parties and compelling outcomes make it so. The injection of increasingly compact and efficient sensors, microcontrollers, information processing, storage, and machine learning into everywhere and everything will be this era's seminal revolution, a revolution with SOXL holders planted firmly at the receiving end. Stop waiting for the "pullback". Where we're going, fretting over a few dollars is meaningless. The deliberation is over; waiting is a failure mode. Now. Buy it now

Wait holy fuck I actually checked >futures and my boy Russell is crushing it.

>>56805941
Sisterfucking is OUT
/smg/ is now /sexing moms (and) grandmas/ thread
Financially speaking

>futures

>>56806003
Yes. Fuck yes.

My face hurts

i just farted really loud and my neighbor banged on the wall twice. i hope it was a coincidence

>>56805858
THE CRASH IS COMING
IT WILL BE BIG

>>56805941
Sauce also buy PNC

>>56806145
PNC bank?!
That's MY bank!

>>56805982
He got a good chart. People gon' realize the Mag 7's is tapped out.

>>56806102
The crash will not be televised!

>>56805495
All in on NVAX like me

>>56806102
Crash it Bobo.
If I can't be rich no one can.

you know what? i'd prefer the market to crash. not because i want it to, but i want to reset all the irrationality. make it make sense.

>>56805400
Tell me about bonds, why do they give a "safe" 5% return!

>>56805941
Hard ceiling on SOXL has been 26, theres a lot of psychological there. If you can catch the move on it though you can make a bunch off the 3x leveraged. I had $175 worth of calls do a 10x on a Powell day. We only moved like 2.8 points or so. My suggestion is to watch it like the SPY or the QQQ. Get to know SOXL and SOXS, then your intuition will be sharp about when its gonna move.

You think they will pump the market today in honor of Charlie?

Threadly reminder that Market =/= Economy, the Fed's job is to force nominal growth at almost any cost as nominal growth allows risk free capital return, this is the mechanism behind oligarchical parasitism. Earnings ratios have ballooned over the decades from monetary expansion, not declining rates, declining rates were merely the vehicle for monetary expansion. Real rates are always zero to negative under debt based fiat, 2022 was the bottom, all the money printed during the scamdemic is still here, earning 5% interest, waiting to flow back larger than ever

>>56806264
Bogs dying marked the beginning of the dump. Munger dying marks the beginning of the pump.

people who buy into crypto currencies are degenerates

I want enough money to own and play with exotic animals.

>>56806245
The government can print money to pay you back. Wage war, write new laws in existence, and annul debt. The US govt had never defaulted

>futures

learn to recognize rare opportunities

sparking a bull run with his last words, i am also inspired

>>56806313
I keep it to small exotic pets in my home. Three geckos right now and an aquarium I'd like to get started with fish over christmas week. It just has aquatic plants growing in now. The geckos just woke up about an hour ago (nocturnal). Eyes have appeared from among the foliage. O__O

>>56806292
Exactly, buy into other profitable jokes like the Yen or NVDA.

>>56806292
Everything outside BTC is a shitcoin, midwits lost the plot thinking crypto is tech, but obviously there can't be value in crypto-as-tech at the marginal cost of cryptotech is zero and the price will approach cost in-the-limit. The value of crypto is now and has always been the bitcoin network and only the bitcoin network. It's not tech, it's a growing organic money.

>>56806388
Geckos are cool. But I really want a cheetah.

No worries bros
We're pumping tomorrow
https://youtu.be/G7lSCuyAc9Y

>>56806313
That cat weasel is adorable.
>Futures

>>56806422
waiting for the crash

>>56806464
I have a tqqq put so it will never crash until I capitulate. Which won’t be for a while

>>56806464
He looks tasty. Any good recipes?

why am i so horny

>>56806292
And retards, and faggots, and niggers. People who buy crypto shit are all of those things combined. They should be gassed.

>>56806475
Because you touch yourself at night

>>56806473
>He looks tasty.
No he doesn't, he looks like a carnivore. That's an abnormal reaction if you view a carnivore as tasty.

>>56806485
that´s not cool, retards can´t help themselves.

>>56806491
Frogs are carnivorous and they're tasty. At least the legs are

>>56806488
i do it during the day too. wouldn't it cancel out?

>>56806495
Mainly insectivorous, but they also don't look tasty.

>>56805856
Why the 27th? Should be the last trading day of the year.

MANU bros is this deal going to be announced this week or is it another few weeks of torment

I bought 100 shares each of

> TACHI-S Co., Ltd.
> Kurimoto,Ltd.

today.

Not the best thing I hold. Just a routine buy.

Bros, one of Warren Buffet's henchmen died, is that bearish for the stock markets?

>>56805923
...how? She's not even attractive, why get excited over a butterface?

>>56806591
It's his sister

>>56806599
bruh

>>56806599
we moved on to grannyfucking anon, sisters are out now

>>56806634
I'm not ready to move on yet fren. You'll have to pluck the succulent granny fruit without me. For now..

I'm going to bet $60k on a single fast moving stock tomorrow at open to make at least $5000 on a day trade since its do or die for me. What sector will pop tomorrow bros?

Can somebody explain this about warrants:

So a warrant goes down over time if I understood it correctly unless the stock constantly rises/falls. But as long as it's short term higher/lower than bought depending on put/call, I make a profit right? So if I'm super confident it'll boost and don't care about the volatility I can leverage as much as I want?

>>56806675
Volatility ETPs

>>56806658
change the 21 to a 17

>>56805400
He just like me fr fr.

>>56806675

>>56806713
You can do anything you set your mind to

Trading is so easy. I've only been doing this a few weeks and I've mastered it already. How could anybody possibly be dumb enough to ever lose money trading stocks? I will be the next Charlie Munger

>>56806838
same

based gold ATH

>>56806838
Zoom out to YTD

>>56806845
I just opened the account and put my 100k inheritance in it last month

>>56806851
I wanna see the YTD anyways. Humor me

>>56806851
That's great anon. stocks only go up, so you're not at risk of losing any of it.

>>56806851
put it in 5% tbills before you throw all your money down the drain retard

>>56806866
>just make $300 a month bro
I can make $300 on an 18 second candle trade. Fuck out of here.

>>56806841
Government gonna confiscate bitcoin just like they did gold, all over again.

>>56806872
jim simons appreciates your deposit

>>56806872
It’s the secure principle that won’t budge during bank collapses, real estate collapses, tax haven collapses, interest rate collapses, and all other financial crises. Unless the treasury goes tits up, it’s the third most secure way to become illiquid.

>>56806856
>tryin' to reverse engineer my strat
Not today satan

WMT looks good, buying some in the morning.

>>56806889
All of my positions are opened and closed within 60 minutes. I don't hold, ever. No point to. I only hit stocks with high buyer volume during a pump, almost always at (slightly after) open. Has not failed me in 6 months

Saw an article about some QS that claims it has some wonder battery that is 3x energy dense as TSLA's. Can't find a fucking word about what it's made from, other that it's a "groudbreaking and innovative solid-state lithium ceramic"
Trying to frontrun the materials but I can probably just grab a lithium and materials and metal etf and call it a day

>>56806713
Warrants are basically options, except they actually create shares rather than trade them. They have a dilutive effect.
They are often issued by new companies and also deep OTM for management staff

Also considering Novo Nordisk but it looks like the first peak of the asset bubble chart. Probably a great buy once it comes back down to 55 to 70 range

>Apple, $AAPL, is exiting its credit-card partnership with Goldman Sachs, $GS, per WSJ

bros, what did they mean by this?

>>56806838
>another bullrun RH genius
lmao, many such cases in 2020-2021, guess what happened to them in 2022? They gave the market a fat refund.

>>56807039
>Apple, $AAPL, is exiting its credit-card partnership with Goldman Sachs
I think they meant that Apple, $AAPL, is exiting its credit-card partnership with Goldman Sachs

>>56807069
>>56807039
Who initiated it? AAPL is large enough to maintain its own bank, perhaps they are seeking additional revenue from fees

>>56807039
It means that the Poofter of Cupertino thought he had a good idea and it was garbage that didn't work. The industry is filled with retard CEOs who think they can be visionaries like Jobs but they keep wasting money on nonsense (Zucc on Second Life 2.0, Google Jews on their creeper glasses and so on)

Yields...

>>56807141
Damn that long end of yields is dropping like mad. Once again, bobos BTFO. We finna pump fr fr lads. Yellen had to go easy and reduce the supply of the long end but still... I didn't expect such a major drop from 5% to 4.2%.
Btw, a quick thought I had now. Aren't recessions technically bullish right now? Provides a disflationary pressure, meaning we are all that closer to starting up the printer (not that it ever stopped but that's another matter).
Considering Sweden has now entered a recession, the index seems to be taking it rather well (it's in the blue right now). Then again, economy =/= market. The big money is still free to price gouge and it's Christmas soon

>>56805941
Is this the sister you were talking about all the time?

>>56807169
Everything except the 1 month term is dropping. Also note the 5y-10y terms have uninverted.

>>56806967
Toyota has figured out solid state ceramic chemistry. The issue is scaling up manufacturing which is what they're working on now, techniques to make the batteries at an industrial scale. They said at an investors meeting they believe they can make them fast enough for use in production by 2027 but perhaps 2028. So its not some no name chink company spreading fairydust but its not here yet.

>>56807200
As bullish as it can be, bro. I am stocking up as much as possible on US tech. Jesus we're gonna pump so hard. Inflation is cooling everywhere in the world and already everyone is predicting massive cuts by H1 2024. Bank of America predicting S&P to 5000 in the near future.
There is literally no bobo thesis left. Alright, now off to the gym. Feels good to not even having to check on my stocks since it is 100% guaranteed we're gonna get another bullrun

>>56807222
What the hell?

LAWL fuck joos. CRM Yeets tomorrow AH

>>56807235
Put a chick on that ticker and make her lame and gay.

>>56805941
She did porn but somehow scrubbed all the videos and no one did a backup;_;

>>56806872
>>I can make $300 on an 18 second candle trade. Fuck out of here.
you can do this with 2 ticks on ES lol

Zoom all the way out on silver. I think we're crabbing after the "initial selloff" inti a huge spike. The pattern looks like its about to repeat. Im feeling really erect for materials now (and energy/U, see below)

>>56807202
Okay but surely lithium wont be the limiting material. It must use some other kind of metals or REEs, no?

>>56805830
I'm in SAVE anon. We either make it or it fucking crashes and burns.

>>56806003
Ok Chris Chan

Ehhhh Germanybros, damn. Apparently your inflation is already almost down to the 2% goal. Must be good to be German right now. Good wages, low inflation, relatively cheap living.
I honestly thought inflation would pick back up but no. But this month could be brutal with significantly higher electricity prices. That might be the key catalyst to bring inflation back up. We'll see. For now, I am happy that we are back on track for ATH

>>56807405
I sold all my europe stocks in july, fuck europe. That place is goin nowhere

>>56807405
For me its true what you say. Plus I try to use most of my electricity at work. I charge my phone and laptop and use them until the next day. I go shopping before work and store the things I need in the fridge I bought for my office, so I don't use my fridge at home. The only time I use electricity at home is for lighting (most of the time I use candles) and for cooking. I would say I increased my salary by 10€/month because of this.

>>56807440
Get in the pod

>>56805923
I demand to see her boner as well

WE DID IT. IT"S OVER

>60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck heading into the holidays, per CNBC

>Many households have tapped into their cash reserves in recent months, with over one-third of consumers planning to dip further into their savings to cover holiday spending

2024 could be the year of the big crash

Just bought a 10x Tesla certificate which I'm planning to hold until it moons during the presentation tomorrow.

On a scale from 1-10, how much of a retard am I?

>>56807476
it would be mighty unfortunate if something were to happen to another one of them gas pipelines...

>>56807476
Obviously. The inflation in Germany was very high up till February so the y/y effect will kill inflation until then. Anyone shorting into a happy market with a lowering inflation is an idiot.
Oil and gasoline also fell like crazy. These artificially high inflation expectations are fuckin crazy.
>>56807494
The entire market is in a massive bull run. Tesla, just like everyone else, is gonna keep running. You made a smart choice. Please post gains tomorrow

>>56807476
Am I reading this right? NEGATIVE Inflation for germoney? Or is it just decrease in percent

INFLATION HAS BEEN DEFEATED!!
ATHs BY EOY!!!
LETS FUCKING GOOOOOO!!

>>56807466
Sorry I will rather be at work where I do not have to pay for heating thanks

LMFAOing at the semiconductor bobo yesterday

All losses from the past week absolutely erased from existence

>>56807440
>I live in darkness to save moneycon electricity
>ya things are going great

>futures

https://youtu.be/qMlFg1nxPiw?si=tKfPjzd_0ezAzv2y

>>56807526
Semiconductor Bobos are the worst kind of retards

>>56807510
Yes, negative on a monthly basis. Probably on account of gasoline completely shitting the bed. Prices actually went down overall. Based Germany? Holy crap this crap is gonna hit the news, people will rally, and we're gonna get such an insane Christmas rally. Gonna sell all my shit

>>56807476
bull bros, they called us madmen...............

>>56807553
>NO
>IT'S NOT TRUE
>THE ECONOMY CAN'T JUST KEEP GOING UP

>>56807569
>futures
we're going home.............

>>56807531

>>56807531
>I live in darkness to save moneycon electricity
How poor are you? Electricity is like 40cts right now tops

>>56807476
>recession deflation
based

>>56807578
Germans are so fucking retarded with their little candles in their living rooms. God it's not even funny how superior the Swiss are to Germans.

>>56807585
I tried to light some candles in my office but they wont let me because of ((((safety concernes))))

>>56807583
I pay 8 cents a kWh. 40 cents is insane lmao.

>>56807440>being this poor
kurde, Poland should give charity to Germans in need (all of them). Maybe we can give you some of our coal.

>>56807596
If the Jew knew how to tax you per minute on that candle burning it would be allowed.

>>56807602
I make my own candles

>>56807598
>I pay 8 cents a kWh
Where do you live?

>>56807601
Though I am not poor, I would gladly take all you give me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLf9q36UsBk

>>56807494
I also went long on tesla with a x10 leverage but at premarket. Hope im not too late

>>56807675
>gets rugged next earnings

>>56807692
Yeah I feel like an absolute brainlet trading so late at obvious news. I've heard about the presentation on Monday, why the fuck didn't I buy then. Same with Bayer news

>>56807699
It has a good chance of reaching $270. I'm always late on my trades too but I manage to make a profit from them even if I could have earned more by stopping pussing out

>>56807481
Thats why btc 100 to 120 next year

>>56807746
>How will btc solve this problem tho?
>Solve?

>>56807616
North Dakota
>>56807692
What am I missing, how do you 10x leverage Tesla?

>>56807761
>What am I missing, how do you 10x leverage Tesla?
Pick a poison any poison

>>56807767
Here's my rating of these btw:

>S-tier
Factor certificates. TLDR it's basically just the stock price times a factor. Ofc there's a few gotchas but that's basically it
>A- tier
Warrants/options which you've probably heard of, and discount certificates. Latter ones are cool because you can have high gains and limited losses
>Absolute shit Tier
Basically, anything with a knockout
>5d chess tier (you're too low IQ to use them)
Other certificate types than discount/factor and inline/discount warrants

>>56807754
>Nobody trust the dollar
>Btc becomes the next world currency
Are you guys really that blind that can't see things happening in front of your eyes

>finally broke even on PYPL bags in PM

NQ futures. I might finally get that cheetah.

>>56807777
Well that is neat thank you but I still have no idea where you buy "Tesla discount certificates".

>>56807778
>Btc becomes the next world currency
On what grounds cryptotard? Do you think people enjoy paying a 2$ tax on every transaction they make lmfao?
Go back to one of your 30000 containment threads

>>56807792
>where you buy "Tesla discount certificates".
At your local broker anon, literally everybody offers derivatives nowadays

Where is that /shortDAX/bro? He's probably getting hammerfisted right now. Damn we're pumping.

>>56807578
>>56807585
I don’t get the candle meme. Is it for heat or winter depression?

>>56807794
People trust it more thats it
Why do you think it's cost almost 40k lmao
And it's not even it's real price

Buying calls on QQQ is the infinite money hack for this simulation we are living in. The glitch is real.

>>56807805
>Why do you think it's cost almost 40k lmao
Hype
Yes that's literally it
>Trust it more
Trust it to do what? Nobody uses BTC for transactions

>>56807798
I'm shorting MDAX, it's just 0.86%, big deal, big whoop.

>>56807837
I guess it's that easy huh, and it will always be that easy.

I'm retarded, where does the government get the money to make bond interest payments? Google is worthless.

>>56807839
>Hype
>10 years and growing
It's not even in it's peak
In the 2024 crash it's going to moob like crazy
And people try to save themselves with stock at the long run lmao

>Nobody uses btc
There are plenty of shops that recieve btc

>>56807844
>Any moment now bobos... Soon is our chance... Just two more decades

>>56807846
>where does the government get the money

>>56807846
They just print lmao

>>56807846
Brooooo, a quick google tells me a couple of things: 1) taxes; 2) issuing new bonds to pay off old bonds; 3) more taxes; 4) printer

>>56807846
Taking money from the bank accounts of the population, also under threat of imprisonment and other sadistic tortures.

>>56807846
aircraft carriers

>>56807802
just try it. light a candle and switch off everything that uses electricity in your home (except maybe heating and fridge).

>>56807857
>Mumus actually believe it can't stop going up no matter how absurd valuations get
>it went up therefore it will keep going up
lmao, I too remember 2000. Guess what happened next, in real terms equities only recovered after 16 years for S&P 500 and 18 years for Nasdaq.

Btw in real terms we're still -13.5% below the top, in Dec 2021 we touched 4808, now in Dec 2021 dollars we're at 4160.

>>56807857
Bobo won in 2022. He will win again in 2024. For now, however, let us enjoy the rally.

>>56807915
>only recovered after 16 years for S&P 500 and 18 years for Nasdaq.
So? Is your lifespan less than 16 years?

>>56807857
Shit and Piss (at least some stocks of it) are crabbing along, but much of of the stock market in general is doing worse, like Russell 2000.

Exchange traded products tier list:

-Scams-

Volatility/VIX* products (VXX UVXY)
Single stock covered call ETFs (YTSL)
Buy/Write ETF's (QYLD JEPI)
BOIL (They call it the widow maker trade and you guys still trade it)

-Semi Scams-

Forex ETF's (UUP FXY)
Commodity ETFs (WEAT UNG)
Themed ETFs (EGS Water Bitcoin Merger Arbitrage)
International/Emerging markets ETFs (IEMG EEM)

-Not Scams-

Index ETFs Equity or Bond (SPY TLT)
Dividend ETFs (SCHD)
Spot/Physically-Backed ETFs (GLD SLV)

>>56808010
>Volatility/VIX* products (VXX UVXY)
based, I feel strongly that SVIX and SVXY are scam tier too, compared to just shorting VIX futures. SVXY recovered from Covid in May 2023 whereas shorting front month VIX futures recovered in Feb 2021.

ruh ro

>>56807798
Literally retarded. I actually thought end of october on shorting FTSE, but I didn't just want to try something else again cause because of experimenting I also lost about 11k which I previously gained through shorting DAX, both times in only 1 week. (5,5k+5,5k through divs and margin call on some special financial instrument picking the wrong index at the worst time (not DAX))

And now this? Wtf is this joke. Pretty ironic, but it doesn't really impress me anymore after all I've experienced in my life, lol. It's been way worse and I survived. I will again. I mean, it's pretty obvious that this isn't a market anymore. People don't just wake up and buy german stocks for the DAX to pump 170 points STRAIGHT UP. This whole month peak example of pure machinery.

>>56805530
>>56805505
>>56805487

Mister mining anon, I'm the europoo from two days ago. Bought into DHR and NGE, the bid count for CRTS was as you said way too high, and the spread to buy at ask too unfavorable. I wish us luck in the years to come

>>56808101
Sounds like you overleveraged your shorts. My MDAX short is about the size of my portfolio and I'm down -3.3% so I'm down -3.6% on my portfolio, it's nothing.
>170 points
It's just 1%, it's not unusual. You can go back years on the DAX and see similar movements, so don't blame the instrument.

>>56808138
DAXshort is my maintrade. The problem is I shorted too much right after CPI. I thought CPI would pump it maybe 200-300 points, not 600.

I should have known cause I predicted this bullshit, but not this bad.

>>56808151
Things can always go twice as bad as you expect

>>56808138
>Don't blame the instrument
I'm blaming the "market", not the instrument. I know DAX can do this, but it just happened, simply cause. The irony of all being that DAX now is the strongest, despite germany being the most fucked of all countries. It is now 100000% certain, markets have nothing to do with the country and nothing to do with the economy of the country. It's 100% american led, and it is disgusting. I'll switch over to shorting FTSE for the coming decades, the brits don't seem to be as cucked as the germans.

How do you insure yourself against broker outages, anons?

My broker is down right now and I realized this might be a problem if it happens during critical moments

>>56808168
>despite germany being the most fucked of all countries
Stop reading pol 24/7 anon

>>56808168
>DAX now is the strongest, despite germany being the most fucked of all countries
That's exactly why I'm shorting MDAX and not DAX, DAX is too international, its companies have global strength, MDAX is more exposed to local weakness.

>>56808185
I fuckin live in germany, you mongrel. And I see the youth.

>>56808201
>And I see the youth
Okay ronny

>>56808185
Should have called you ORC. Would have be more fitting.

>>56808213
This refers to manners. I'm talking about competence and capability. These fuckers can't even speak proper german anymore. Foreigners speak it better though with an accent.

It's over... Microsoft won...

>>56808228
>These fuckers can't even speak proper german anymore. Foreigners speak it better though with an accent
Alles klar Ronny lel

>>56808213
At least they are still Greeks, Socrates, how would you feel if half of them were Persians?

>>56808242
I don't know what you mean by Ronny, even after repeating it. And I don't mean shortening sentences, or adjusting to present times.
Their grammer is wrong, basic stuff. So basic that I didn't know what this fucker at the package delivery meant for the first second, cause he worded it this bad that I was confused. And I'm a foreigner myself. They adress things wrong.

You can post further quotes from the past. You seem to be browsing /pol on the daily and hoarding their stuff, Farukh.

>>56808249
>He doesn't know

>>56808264
That's after Socrates's time.

>>56808260
>Foreigner seethes about foreigners
Classic

>>56808264
>roman
>persian
Your brain is rotten by /pol

>>56808269
Bring a counterargument to my point.

btw. the guy I was speaking about was probably german. Zoomergerman. Hard to tell with germans these days.
I said I was a foreigner. Not him.

>>56808281
>Foreigner complains about natives
Even more hilarious lmfao

>>56808296
literally out of arguments. At least post some /pol picture with it.

>>56808301
I'll post my gains for today so far instead so you keep seething

>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

https://youtu.be/zTuD8k3JvxQ?t=41

I have 320 SQQQ at a $29 average. I’m fucked. I’m not really sure if I cut my losses or what. Tech just keeps going upward

>>56808309
You don't know even know anymore what seething is, as your people are seething constantly. You read too much into my replies. That's the german in you, who tries to hold the upper hand, but is out of arguments. Classic. Contrary to you, we actually made some germans (neighbours) seethe about having specific cars and going onto vacation etc.

That's the german spirit. Neid.

what does getting these numbers on my portfolio mean?

>>56808342
you used to have $16,633.16 but then you got more dollars by $33.50
congrats on your gains my friend

>>56808342
I got those same numbers last week and today I'm back to Jan 2023 financially speaking. This is financial advice.

>>56805465

I’ve been levered up in gold stocks for half the year. This shit is painful, definitely not for shaky hands.

>>56808363
oh fug, oh well jan 2023 was comfy times

GOLD

>>56807039

I love my Apple Card. Problem is most zoomers have shit credit and can’t get one.

>>56808391
https://youtu.be/ntG50eXbBtc?t=45

is this abnormal

>>56807846

>this nigga just learned about central banks

>charlie munger has died
>futures going up

are they distributing his wealth into stocks?

ok chads i bought a share of BRK.A
I will hold it instead VTSAX as it does about as well with no current taxes to pay (VTSAX has dividends that are taxed annually)

I slurped Cotton a few hours ago and now I'm up 0.24%

>>56808264
I'm sure Socrates would agree with you, if he knew that 250 years after he died, his country was conquered by an ethnically similar people from a previously colonial region directly inspired by his own culture and whose elite spoke his language

>>56808435
The entirety of the market is now held up by about 10 corporations. You could say it's bad depending on your point of view.

>>56808435
This is what is called flight to quality. The real economy is in shambles and everyone knows it, so they park their money in the companies that are perceived to be the most stable financially and that will be able to weather any hard economic future.

It's basically market telling you shit will hit the fan in 2024

>>56807857
>the worlds biggest double top forming in the entire history of the stock market

holy shit that is terrifying

>>56808446
>i bought a share of BRK.A
bost broof?

>>56808446
>i bought a share of BRK.A
Damn, you rich rich
Bad investment tho because that will plummet into oblivion the second warren dies

>>56808457
>>the worlds biggest double top forming in the entire history of the stock market
>holy shit that is terrifying

>bobo missed buying in at the october bottom for a second time in a row now

lmao

>>56808460
He's probably got a ways go go. Especially if he cuts down on the coke.

what an absolutely fake and gay bioil pump, I look forward to seeing it rightfully slapped down into the dumpster at market open.

>>56808444
yes hope markets giving a salute to the space cowboy as they should.

>>56808466
>double top formed and capitulated in 2008
you are only proving my point that this time is going to get much worse

Holy shit I’ve ignored BTC I didn’t even notice it hit 38,000.

Lmao wtf happened

this premarket pump has me worried

>>56808499
Flight to safety.
Also the halving.

>i-i make money no matter which way the market is going
no you don't. total bear death

uh guize... the squozzle is squeezling
>GameStop stock's massive rally driven by fresh wave of speculative bets
>Traders are piling into long-shot GameStop Inc. call options that would pay off if the stock price nearly doubles before, or shortly after, the company's Dec. 6 earnings report, FactSet data show.
lmao when will they ever learn

>>56808520
hedgies will be forced to cover their shorts any day now

>>56808420
Great song.

Post your brokers trading hours (in UTC/GMT)

Cryptotards need not apply


I'll start:
07:00-21:00

>>56808342
>what does getting these numbers on my portfolio mean?
>17k
That you're poor. And that's fine. Just don't stay poor. Get a real broker. I believe in you anon!

>>56808531
everybody that matters is on Eastern Standard

>>56808527
What's funny is all normies jerk off the S&P but gold has outperformed it since the 90s

>>56808457
>>56808480
>double top
This was what I was talking about yesterday. All it's going to take now is a Santa rally to put in that second top.

>>56808559
Why only since the 90s? Heh

man, I wished I had bought more paypal shares last month. Easiest x2 you'll ever find in the stock market and I was too cowardly to go in with any significant amount of money.

>>56806819
time to short lumen tech

FOREVEEEEER AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>56808559
>gold has outperformed it since the 90s
Gold was cheap, now it's not, simple as. Stop extrapolating past performance, gold's golden bullrun is behind us. Sure it could briefly reach $2,500, but you can gain +25% on assets that haven't already gone up +300%.

>>56808590
I'm not making predictions I just ride the trend.

>>56808600
>buy high sell later

>>56808603
Yes, but unironically.

>>56808547
Now with half the makeup, surgery and double the camera quality and lighting.

>>56808586
just put all of your money into money market funds. there is no argument against it and it's literally fool proof for easy gains

>>56808590
It's cheap compared to the S&P and to the money supply when looking at ratio charts. That dip in the mid to late 90s was the dot com blow out which was an anomaly.

>Munger ded
>Futures up bigly

>>56808646
give it a fortnight

>>56807222
>As bullish as it can be, bro. I am stocking up as much as possible on US tech. Jesus we're gonna pump so hard. Inflation is cooling everywhere in the world and already everyone is predicting massive cuts by H1 2024.
Anon, this is what has been getting priced in with all those god candles since the CPI data came out. You are literally two weeks late.

Checked though.

>>56808640
>It's cheap compared to the S&P
everything is cheap compared to SPX, we're talking about gold, something supposed to have a stable relationship compared to the true value of things over centuries. It can be 6x more expensive in real terms than it was in 1970, that doesn't mean it can go on. Gold isn't cheap by any measure. Again, you want something that will go up +25% sooner but won't go down -50%, buy Cotton or something.

>>56808657
>You are literally two weeks late.
Why does number go up then?

Holy shit, what happened in China? why the Hang seng is down 3%?

>>56808664
I'm sticking with my bet. See you at $2400/oz in a few months.

this morning is the morning where everything changes

>>56808680
Chinese economy is in complete collapse.

holy shit GDP 5.2% while germoney is negative...Why the fuck is dxy going down then? Euro is so shit the dolla remains a better value

>>56808680
COVID23

>>56808640
silly to use 100 year charts. even if your thesis is correct, very easy to be off by 10 years and then the opportunity costs outweigh everything

>>56808665
Never underestimate the strength of Boomer 401ks. But the point is we're at a "soft landing" sentiment peak, that can easily get derailed by hot inflation data/an oil price spike/yields rising on increased treasury issuance or recession signs/jobless claims >250k/yield curve uninversion.

>>56808692
WTI goes back above 80?

>>56808680
>Cheaply built Chinese market collapses
Quelle surprise

>>56808688
Checked and gold pilled.

>>56808705
means inflation is running absolutely rampant and out of control
its over

>>56808680
China's brewing another plague. You'll hear about it soon.

>not just GME but GM

oh my god

>US GDP Annualised (Q/Q) Q3 S: 5.2% (est 5.0%; prev 4.9%)
>- Personal Consumption Q3 S: 3.6% (est 4.0%; prev 4.0%)
>- GDP Price Index Q3 S: 3.6% (est 3.5%; prev 3.5%)
>- Core PCE Price Index (Q/Q) Q3 S: 2.3% (est 2.4%; prev 2.4%)

>>56808747
Since I'm no native. Isn't higher inventories... not good? aka Hoarding?

US numbers just came in (preliminary at least)
>Corporate Profits QoQ Prel Q3
Fuckin hell what a beat. And people thought price gouging would come to an end as inflation cools. Absolute gigakek. Bullish.
>GDP Growth Rate QoQ 2nd Est Q3
Beat... yet again. Consoomerism just keeps winning. Have they actually come up with the best and most stable system ever? Just endless consoomerism? Take Japan on the other hand. Big savings, less consoomerism --> stagnating economy that still hasn't recovered from the 1990s.
Consomerism just works
>Core PCE Prices QoQ 2nd Est
Beat
>Real Consumer Spending QoQ 2nd Est Q
Interestingly, not beat. Still a big increase but below expectations. Jesus this is horseshit.

All in all, pretty much all bullish. Where's your thesis now bobo? And don't give me that yield-inversion bs

>>56808680
you been living under a rock? 2008 housing crisis is happening in squint eye land

interest rates are high and only going to get higher because inflation is still too high
credit card debt is at record highs
niggers are at record highs
stock market is at near record highs, held up by only 7 stocks while everything else is at pandemic lows
i wonder what happens next

bloodbath incoming

>captcha: K0NGVH

>>56808688
Yeah well uh, see you at $100 Cotton #2!

>>56808776
It's happening in the USA too.

>>56808768
>- Personal Consumption Q3 S: 3.6% (est 4.0%; prev 4.0%)
>Beat... yet again. Consoomerism just keeps winning.
>Real Consumer Spending QoQ 2nd Est Q
Interestingly, not beat. Still a big increase but below expectations. Jesus this is horseshit.
???

Sorry, forgot pic on company profits. Mind you that is considering all companies. Remove all those crappy little companies that are getting pegged by the high rates and the curve would be much higher

where i live theres 2 or 3 houses with for sale signs out front on every street
and theyve been sitting for months
do with this small anecdotal information what you will

>>56808768
>Consomerism just works
yeah...endless debt bubble works until it doesnt

>>56808802
>Sorry, forgot pic on company profits. Mind you that is considering all companies. Remove all those crappy little companies that are getting pegged
Yo, wtf, can you stop?
>here look at this it's good - bullish, oh shit no it's worse, fuck, anyways
>here look at that, it's good, but better if you exclude all the shit companies
>Here look at GDP, it would be even higher if you excluded net exports

>futures

>>56808803
Me too, and I'm in a deep blue shithole.

>>56808768
>All in all, pretty much all bullish. Where's your thesis now bobo? And don't give me that yield-inversion bs
bullish until end of year for those wall street bonuses. we resume bear market Jan 2, 2024

>>56808765
"change in X" doesn't tell you that X is being hoarded.
and no, producers don't "hoard." inventory pile-up means a producer is losing pricing power, buyers dealing with them will have an edge, even if only slight.

>>56808802
I feel like the massive amount of inflation will push shit up automatically. We increased the money supply by 25%, no shit things are going to keep going up

people cant buy things because their credit cards are getting declined
stores are shutting down because niggers are pillaging in broad daylight
were on the cusp of the biggest economic shitting any of us has EVER seen

Wheres the baker?

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1700882149263537.webm

>>56808833
Keep seething bobo. No but in all seriousness. It's a weird mix. Consumer spending is good (as we can see based on the revenue during Black week and Cyber Monday) but has come in short of expectations.
On the other hand, other parts of the GDP have come in higher. Company profits have increased as well.
I say bullish for now. We'll have to see how consoomerism develops after Christmas

>>56808839
I can't wait for the new guidance for Q1 2024. It's gonna be funny with the chinks still not buying phones and the consooomer being tapped out and CC maxxxed.

>>56808879
>steadily increasing inflation expectation
>higher consumer spending
Do you know what that means? You buy because you think shit will be more expensive soon. You fuel inflation out of fear. Deathspiral.

But what am I saying. Fed Goolsbee also acted as if that didn't make sense and was contradictory.

>>56808874
is that why futes are up ?

>yesterday looked at chart
>gut feeling was somethigns off about it.
>buy. it dumps 8% that day.

always listen to gut feeling bros.

>>56808906
>Deathspiral
Why should I cars about this if I trade unhedged in Euro? Hehe

>>56808907
You know that’s not why

>>56808906
Which is why I am gonna sell right before Christmas. The peak of the Santa Rally. I fully expect S&P to go to 4800+ by EOY. Next year though... well, Bank of America believes we'll reach 5000. We shall see about that

>>56808928
>>56808928
>>56808928
here

>>56808907
every great dump is preceded by a runup
look at the pandemic as a great recent example
2024 will shock the economic world

>>56808874
You're missing something. Buy Now, Pay Later is fueling even more spending on top of maxed out credit. Christmas is saved.

>>56808918
>hehe I make gains hehe I'm still mad and seething about the argument hours prior

>>56808969
Is this why my Paypal isn't working?

>>56808794
only to western commercial real estate so far, offices are shutting after companies downsized and pivoted to work from home. Typical western apartments and houses are still being bought, less so now because interest rates had been being pumped by JPow for the last 6 months and nobody wants a high IR on their mortgage when prices have barely shifted. China has construction companies who half built housing blocks are being abandoned, also 90% of chink pensions/social securities are tied to real estate and all the companies are going bust. American commercial real estate can change their office blocks into housing if they're willing to dump money into conversions, but they'd rather just convince businesses owners to drag people back into offices

>>56807255
WHO? I NEED A NAME

Another day making money trading RDHL.

>>56807896
Couldn’t trade. Felt useless. Seemed like I was wasting my time. Using electricity is based.