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>>56808928
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.

>>56808955
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 I capitulated and sold my BOIL, those who hold BOIL are NIGGERS.

>China news keeps getting worse
>America news keeps getting better
Americabros we are so fucking back

>consooooomer spending massively up
>gdp nominally massively up
>price gouging and inflation massively up
>goverment debt massively up
>goverment debt interest massively up
>savings down
Weimar Cataclysm

>>56808942
i still think about what her butthole looks like

>>56808955
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.

>>56808874
Buy Now, Pay Later is fueling even more spending on top of maxed out credit. Santa rally secured.

>>56808955
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.

>>56808986
yeah, im looking for a repeat of 2021 in to 22

>>56808966
Smart. Buy plain old oil stocks/ETFs instead.

NatGas!

>>56808986
I literally cannot pay a thing with Paypal and I don't know if there is a problem with Paypal or my internet. Internet shouldn't be otherwise all other stuff wouldn't work, lmao.

>>56808973
Sounds like some Bobo cope. Face it, Bidenomics is poomping.

>>56808999
Nice trips, but no, not natgas. As I explained yesterday, as long as the shale gas oil fields in NA are producing oil at max capacity in a vain attempt to bring down gasoline and diesel prices to satisfy the political mandate or reducing supply-side inflation, there will be an oversupply of natgas in NA, since natgas is produced a byproduct there. OPEC is expected to cut oil production, so this isn't going to reverse any time soon. Had Biden and Trudea not cancelled various pipelines and LNG terminals, that natgas could be getting stored and shipped to EU and Asia, but it's not happening.

>HRC Steel
Just what in f3gg is that gigagreen candle? Fuckin hell, /USinfrastructure/bros we are so back. Bobos BTFO. This shit is gonna pump so hard that it's gonna make 2020 bullrun look weak

SAVE divy tomorrow, going to exit all of my positions today and buy more calls tomorrow as I expect the stock price to go down a bit with the divy.

>gme went from $11.90 to now over $15
these retards are going to get rug pulled like they do every earnings call

>>56809012
Is your adblocker/browser interfering with the paypal popups?

>>56808986
people are retarded

First for owning exotic animals with your QQQ gains.

>Orlen
RIP Orlenbro

5 handle on GDP!!

lets go boys we back

>>56808942
Post more cute stocks girls

Does SAVE still have a chance?

>>56808998
Tickers of both and quick thesis?
>>56808999
Yep, today's little poomp is that HOOK on the end of this one moonth chart.

>Bears rn knowing rate cuts are coming Q1
GGEZ

>>56808986
>inb4 default & we're bailing them out

>>56808955
Hochschild Mining best EU play for gold bull run

>If you say why not buy shares, I say why not buy LEAPS? If you say buy LEAPS, I say why not monthlies?

SOXL BROS THE MELTUP IS FINALLY HERE

>>56809073
The worst thing to happen to Poland ever in history.

Tesla cybertruck dropping tomorrow. TSLA going up or down?

>>56809085
The answer's obvious: https://twitter.com/g_1738_/status/1729612793446285530

>>56809101
The point of buying shitcos at the start of a bull run is that they are much more likely to go from 1M to 10M MC than a bigger company has to go from 500M to 5B MC.

>>56809087
USO or UCO.

>>56809142
Yes, even worse than the Cyberpunk 2077 release

>>56809176
Never Forget.

Paypal literally dying. I'm sending money to it, via insta and instant payment and it doesn't show up.

Bobos did NNN without even knowing or trying

>>56809081
VNR

>>56808917
>>56808917

any other anons had gut feeling trades?

>>56809048
What sources do you use to keep track of that production/supply/demand big picture? I finally started seeing it with the ATH production over Thanksgiving weekend sinking in but it would have been way better to have seen the progression coming ahead of time. Are you the one who said the midwest is flaring it as waste? Where do tidbits like that come from?
>>56809161
Oh yeah, I have traded those. I thought you might be down on the leveraged one in particular but I've also just watched UNG which is similar to USO take a deep fucking from the active month NG contract roll. It rolled from 2.78 to 2.97, with UNG not moving from the change, but then the next day NG dropped back to 2.78 and UNG of course tanked with it. I figure the oil ETFs have similar issues.

>>56809107
what would Neumann invest in if he was alive rn?

Is it too late to shift to a tech heavy folio? For long term hold.
When I look at the performance of the things I've picked (e.g., voo, vtv, vti, dia) vs nasdaq over the past 1 to 5 years it makes me want to kms.
Will tech continue to grossly outperform most areas of the market over the next 5 years, do you think?

>>56808999
Nice trips, monster girl enjoyer.
>>56809081
Gross. Put it back in the graveyard.

>>56809218
He loved fast cars and gambling so... RACE calls?

>>56809221
just allocate 20% of your money to QLD and be done with it

>>56809224
>Anon doesn't have an acquired MILF taste
Pleb

>>56808928
>leaves the / of off /smg/

anyone short term gambling on gme?

if my broker allowed me to i would short gme after the pump.

*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 BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

>>56809212
Wait for Thursday's OPEC production cut, will cause oil prices to go up more. I'm on a couple of different services and they're all saying the same thing about oil and natgas, which usually doesn't happen at the exact same time. Oil has bottomed, natgas is still too risky.

>>56809286

>>56809286
>>56809286
>:30:01

>>56809221
>Will tech continue to grossly outperform most areas of the market
Yes. That's where the big money is concentrated. MSFT, Amazon, NVDA, and others will continue to outperform. At the current valuation, NVDA is pretty much the cheapest tech. Compare to fuckin AMD and NVDA should be worth about 10k per share

>>56809195
>mfw FOMC is in 2 weeks

>>56809286
>>56809286
>:01

>>56809081

I can't take it anymore, I'm getting me some SOXL.

>>56809265
>3d
normalnigger
>>56809286
Market opening gunshots.

>>56809309
I'm hyped for the January-February meeting.

>>56809286
>30:01
BULLISH

>PYPL
it was a long baghold (2 months), but I'm finally green

Tesla absolute GOD candle

SANTA RALLY BAYBEEEEE

>>56809316
I remember this webm enraging a lot of people back in the day, and I still have no idea why.

So American GDP grew 5% in one quarter and everyone is celebrating

But is the GDP taking into consideration inflation? Or are they just purely claiming the GDP grew by 5% despite everything costing twice as much as it did 2 years ago.

its all so tiresome

Pin Doo Doo heads, we once again beat Jing Dong ching chongs...

>>56809364
Today is just a buy em' for Charlie run. We lost a tru G.

>>56809067
>QQQ gains
Try QQQM. Exact same stocks with much lower fees/expense ratios.

>>56809364
Inflation numbers actually came in lower than expected for the same quarter, at just a bit more than 2% YoY.

WTF is going on with GM?

>>56809363
literal incels

>>56809400
share buyback

>>56809400
Hedgies got confused and now it's squeezing alongside GME.

>>56809400

>>56809206
Yeah, but its usually something doesnt feel right and gut says i should off this fucking now. Havent had a buy on a gut call yet.

space cowboy munger pumping the market

>>56809341
Soon red, it's not working.

>>56809081

>>56809411
>Hedgies

>>56808928
looks like david einhorn was right
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvbjYTebx88
gold stocks are going to go berserk with falling prices of operating inputs, mainly fuel, while the spot price itself either goes nowhere or jumps violently upwards in response to rate cuts and US fiscal disaster
he's been buying for a full year that means cost basis $1600 to $1800. already up as much as 25% goddamn.
gonna go with EPGIX to benefit from the knowledge of adrian day rather than that computer-directed shit
this post sponsored by newmont and barrick, support your local hole-digger

>>56809416
Tony Dwyer is a fucking idiot.

!!!!

>>56809416
How're we feeling, bros? Is there any legitimate reason as to why we ain't at ATH?

>>56809435
Your shorts got fucking roasted, didn't they?

Why are only like 10 stocks in the US going up and the whole world market is just dumping or crabbing??????

https://youtu.be/4qlCC1GOwFw?t=38

>>56809364
Previous thread other anon posted this:

>>56809418
yeah mine was dont buy.

i think livermore in his book had two stories how he followed gut feeling. both times were right but in one a friend made him change his mind

>>56809435
champ, all you had to do was buy

>>56809409
Typical
>>56809411
lol, I thought maybe people were typing in the GME shit wrong


Tightened my stop on SAVE to 2% to get out of it today. ALL CALLS AHEAD

>>56809147
>TSLA going up or down?
>on a fucking tesla event that is not boring shareholder shit
if you can't answer this question, your iq is below 50

8 am wine hit different

>>56809435
dont hide, buy

Wow it's so great when we chop around. I love crabbing

>>56809442
That's probably February.

>>56809364
GDP doesn't take things that make it look bad into consideration

>>56809411
people don't actually believe that hedge funds control the market like that do they

>>56809363
>>56809316
Run of the mill whore thinking she is the main character of the universe

Thank you to whoever posted PODD girls enough to convince me to buy.

>>56809481
Its not even a good crab, like give me a good dip to buy lol

>>56809492

>>56809364
High GDP is not good. The entire point of the rate hike was to cool the economy. But the muttmerican CONSOOOMER is just too powerful. They're literally CONSOOOMING on debtmaxing.

Recession is now all but guaranteed next year.

>>56809485
MOASS cultists literally built their worldview around that belief

>>56809483
Ride that Christmas Rally all the way into Q1 2024 and then a pullback. That is gonna get slurped and then we set a new ATH by Q3-Q4 2024.

>>56809471
Cat, that's a really full glass.

>economy zoooooming ahead
Do retards not understand this is bad for fed rates and the opposite of what they want to happen?

>>56809517
Its funny because if the stock can actually be controlled like that and pump 15% out of nowhere then they are clearly powerless with their DRS bullshit

>>56809507
>dips
>slowly pushes back up
>is immediately reversed back down

>>56809432
Einhorn is a man

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

>>56809522

>>56809432
Been buying the lows all year on /cmmg/. Gold and silver miner shitcos on the TSXV and CSE. Grabbed some SLV 2025 LEAPs in September lows. Nailed GDX breakout yesterday. I prepared for this. Seven figure club here I come.

Fuck it. I guess I'm going short now

>>56809485
There's a team of hedgies each with assigned targets to watch. Everytime you make a trade & it instantly goes agaisnt you.. it's those darn hedgies. How can you not know this?

it's been almost 3 fucking years, when will the admins of this site just ban the fucking retarded baggies

Can we pick a direction already instead of this fucking crabbing

P0DD BROS WE ARE SO BACK

>My Paypal is not receiving the 1k I send per instant payment (since today free service)
ELON YOU SON OF BITCH BASTERD BENCHOD, WHERE'S MY MONEY, SIR

>>56809524
Literally does not matter as long as inflation is kept in check below 3%. If we get one bad month, they will simply say "not statistically relevant". After two bad months, then they will simply say "hikes are back on the table" but won't actually do anything.
This is just too tiresome. The policy is not restrictive at all and is only punishing the lower classes. Fuckin useless FED

>>56809524
>Economy growing faster than expected
>But inflation coming in lower than expected
The rates are meant to tame inflation retard, if the economy's growing fast but inflation is still coming under control in spite of that it's not a bad sign for interest rates at all.

I'm going to fucking kill myself

Also:
>Yeah, UK will head into a recession
>Avoid recession
>Market dumps
>No, Germany will avert a recession
>Technical recession
>Market booms
Yeah, that's how it works or at least is intended to work.

TSLA is kind of predictible in that when you start seeing massive amounts of low-effort media FUD against them, the stock will just go up for weeks

>>56809383
I have 1200 QQQ shares already. Too late, but thanks for trying to help.

some of y'all don't have hundreds of DRS'd gamespoonk shares and dozens of pounds of boomer rocks hidden in your bedroom, and it shows

>>56809573
because of the bulrun whiplash... right?

>>56809463
>Tightened my stop on SAVE to 2% to get out of it today. ALL CALLS AHEAD
Just SOLD all my stocks, and bought CALLS. LET'S FUCKING RIP!

>>56809594
Because of this endless range where every decent looking move is reversed the following candle

>>56809587
>low-effort media FUD against them,
what fud? there a hype cycle before a presentation every. single. time

>>56809424
I just sold at 59.67 to buy more Cotton lmao. 2 months just to make a $68 gain.

>>56809592
some of the baggies post selfies in front of the stores, they're pretty much the kind of homeless type person I'd meet at a library to ask for a small loan of a thousand dollars for their business idea

>>56809573
Warren it's okay, he was 99.

>>56809602
Zoom out to higher timeframes. That'll give you the proper context for the candles you're seeing.

>>56809599
Why sell? Because of the divvy?

>>56809604
just clickbait normie fud, stuff I hear every day at work like: "it doesn't charge in the winter" or "muh panel alignments"

Guys I read a long post last night on /pol/ about how the global economy is going to crash on account of Blackrock taking over the role of the Fed due to the debt doom spiral and turning us all into serfs, and now I’m afraid to put more dollaridoos into the market. What do?

>>56809631
>just clickbait normie fud, stuff I hear every day at work like: "it doesn't charge in the winter" or "muh panel alignments"
I'm an absolute fan of hype based stock trading.

you have to think like a midwit nomie, high iq plays are actually counter productive. what would a normie with a few bucks do?
> oh look event coming up soon, gotta buy it surely will go up, BUY
>ok event over surely now is a good time to sell, SELL
just do this strategy a few days ahead and boom

>>56809563
WTF WAS THAT

>>56809646
two words:
>boomer
>rocks

>>56809646
reminder that /pol/ went from covid being the end of the world to it never existed within the timespam of 1 year

>>56809646

>>56809646
stop being a pussy

>>56809363
Because she didn't call that nigger out for might as well not have put any of that second sauce on at all and gave it the thumbs up like that's what she meant by just a little. They should both be gassed.

>>56809664
except they were already scrutinizing it and calling it bullshit from day one. not everyone was so quick to be on board with that narrative

BOBO BTFO
>SANTA RALLY

WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING

>>56809667
fun fact: if moot actually put all his money into bitcoin in 2011, he woulud have about 100-300mil right now

>>56809667
FUCKING LUGGAGE LAD I HATE THAT GUY

Finally got the fucking move I wanted

WOAH THATS A BIG SHAKEOUT

>>56809618
KEK

>>56809664
>if i focus entirely on /cvg/, pretend /pol/ is one person, and then shitpost about it, i'm right!
Fuck off dweeb.

>>56809628
Yes, and to buy more calls.

santa rally is over, next stop spy 200 by the end of the year

>>56809690
fun fact, if everyone put money into bitcoin around the time they thought about putting money into bitcoin, the price of bitcoin would have been elevated from the collective fomo and the return would not be as crazy as the kind of paper trading on a historical chart fanfiction people like to fantasize about

FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANGCOMPUTER

>>56809713
so basically whats happening right now hehe

but still
>tfw i faintly remember trying to mine bitcoin in 2013 on my shitty-ass computer as a 14yo
VGH...

>>56809688
FED'S BARKIN: SKEPTICAL FOR BEING ON TRACK FOR 2% INFLATION

>>56809723
>14 in 2013
jesus christ

FED'S WOOFIN: WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF WOOF

>>56809735

>>56809734
scared of zoomies, anon? wanna feel old? I have a master's degree and work full-time nowadays living in my own apartment

>>56809735
I think the Fed needs a token dog board member.

reminder: RRP runs out in January
reminder: the treasury is 'kicking the can' hoping that they can wait for the government solvency crisis to happen after the election
reminder: Q3 GDP was boosted by government spending and inventories
reminder: increased inventories, while going into a weak holiday season is bearish - when they have too much inventory, and the buyers don't show up (which we all saw with black friday..) then they are forced to mark down inventory, eat a loss on the inventory, as well as sell a whole lot less
reminder: after RRP runs out, the government will not be able to keep issuing bond on the short end of the curve as there will be no money with which to buy them left
reminder: we have entered a debt spiral, where we must issue more debt just in order to pay debt service, which now exceeds military spending
>OH, BUT YOU SEE, GDP WAS HIGHER, DUE TO GOVERNMENT SPENDING!!!
Lol. Yeah. This all goes away after RRP runs out. Tick tock. Then all that government spending, we are stuck with the debt.
"See! The economy is strong!! The government is spending like a drunk sailor!!"
...no. Just no. No. Fiscal irresponsibility will have disastrous consequences
>What are you talking about anon, RRP running out? What does that have to do with issuing T-Bills?
https://ckarchive.com/b/k0umh6hdz5n92b6n33wn4a8w8p577
Read this.
>normal ~20% rate of auction of T-Bills versus longer maturity bonds.
>In fact, this has effectively been inverted lately, with the Treasury auctioning 70 to 80% T-bills and Notes versus Bonds this past number of months.
>Using the Treasury estimated $1.5T of upcoming auctions between now and the end of the first quarter of 2024, it seems the Reverse Repo will be drained by then.
>But if the Treasury keeps the same pace of auctions as the last couple of months, as Lyn Alden points out in today's Inspirational Tweet, the RRF will be drained by January.
Lmao. We normally issue only 20% of the bonds as T-Bills. Treasury has been forced to 80%.

>Buffet is cashing out everything & retiring
It's over. Get out while you can.

>>56809751
good for you, i never had to work a day in my life

>the current path is right!
>we must raise rates!
>we must cut rates!
wtf even is this

SAVE looks unstoppable at this point. As if everyone has finally accepted the truth.

CRWD +8%
TVTX +7%
CSCO +1%

>>56809756
The Fed could already have one!

>>56809734
yeah, it sucks
>>56809751
no, you youngsters just make us feel old. I had already spent half a decade in a warzone shooting sandniggers when you were playing with your mining rig

>>56809735
WHO LET THE DOGS OUT

>>56809756
NOT THE HECKIN REDWEILERINO

>>56809751
And if you're lucky, one day you will be like WTF are these kids doing?

>>56809729
lmao at first i thought it was "Fed's barking"

>>56809770
Only listen to JPOW, the others are just retards. Some of them were talking about cuts earlier this year like retards.

>>56809770
They’re playing the market. Dogman was probably short.

>>56809762
Tick tock, mumu.
>pic related
Genuinely anons lurking, read this:
https://ckarchive.com/b/k0umh6hdz5n92b6n33wn4a8w8p577
this is literally the best explanation of the crisis we are currently in
>normal ~20% rate of auction of T-Bills versus longer maturity bonds.
normal ~20% rate of auction of T-Bills versus longer maturity bonds.
>normal ~20% rate of auction of T-Bills versus longer maturity bonds.
the Treasury auctioning 70 to 80% T-bills and Notes versus Bonds this past number of months
>the Treasury auctioning 70 to 80% T-bills and Notes versus Bonds this past number of months the Treasury auctioning 70 to 80% T-bills and Notes versus Bonds this past number of months

>>56809774
>I had already spent half a decade in a warzone shooting sandniggers
>Why do muslims hate us? They are so evil.
>literal zogbot

>>56809774
Zogbot

>>56809614
>just sold at 59.67
finally a good move

https://youtu.be/cglsMVVevx8?si=TMyI-gU3-Ro6MJQm
BARK BARK BARK
WOOF WOOF WOOF
BARK BARK
WOOF WOOF

>US third-quarter economic growth revised up to 5.2% http://reut.rs/4a0dzHM

>Revised up
Huh?

>>56809803
>Why do muslims hate us?
They hate anyone that isnt muslim. They also hate muslims that arnt the correct muslims.
>They are so evil.
Yes.

>>56809819
probably was lower than 16% prior to the pandemic gibs

>>56809827
>They hate anyone that isnt muslim. They also hate muslims that arnt the correct muslims.

>>56809803
>>56809810
I was a kid and didn't want to go to college. Ended up making me a pretty disciplined person, respectable, and that landed me decent jobs. Now I just work from home and and am trying to make some quick and easy money this year. I lived through the early 2000s, saw the 08-10 crash, and this time it's worse. Good luck.

>Oil

>>56809818
For whatever reason this song pops in my head a few times a year, nostalgia is a bitch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5eGg_CgBPk

>uvxy going up
uhh is something bad coming

>>56809825
best economy ever. don't listen to bobos they are just cheering on big corps price gouging to make biden look bad. It's really all Russia's doing.

>>56809825
GDP estimates always have revisions because preliminary data is often lacking or can be skewed. It's been like this for literally over a century in almost every country on Earth that has the ability to accurately estimate its GDP. First day following GDP reports?

>>56809846
Very cool zogbot

>>56809858
Isn't this the preliminary report? At least my calendar says so.

>>56809880
It's the preliminary revision, the preliminary report was weeks ago anon.

bull sisters we were supposed to get to 4600

lowered my stop today. price hits my old stop and goes over it 1,2$.
then it reverses and is up 3$ from the low now.

if my new stop gets hit then it was a mistake. if it keeps going up then it was the right call.

>>56809888
Nice trips

>>56809843
...he's not wrong.

>>56809900
That's why it's funny.

>>56809819
Most people don't have any savings, it's always been like this because most people are dumb as shit and live paycheck to paycheck while buying luxury goods with the excess.

>>56809772
BUT
WHAT
ABOUT
B
.
C
.
RICH???

>>56809850
yup I get that too

>>56809772
does crowdstrike have potential btw? cybersec looks like an interesting field, how dominant are they in it?

>>56809529

>>56809918
I have some savings

>>56809938
Um please delet this that movie is violence.

PSX has topped
Gas companies are fucked now
Oil is about to DOWN

Spirit of Munger is upon us.

>>56809918
>Update
>most people no savings
>dumb as shit
>buying luxury goods
>which now trippled
>while your savings halfed in value
Who's the idiot?

>>56808928
Why did it have to be Munger? Why couldn't it be Klaus Schwab instead?

>>56809959
Reselling things later sucks ass and I'm tired of pretending it doesn't.

>>56809618
Wonder how he's coping.

>>56809956
It's already going down

>>56809970
This.

>>56808928
shout out to the anon who told me to put my student loans in TMF in October

>>56809972
Oil to zero.

so OPEC+ is gonna cut I guess

>Short – Prospect Capital Corporation (PSEC): We are hosting our New Short PSEC Black Book today at 10am ET; we think there is a credible case that NP REIT has no equity value and should be written down; Prospect’s common distribution is likely unsustainable; credible case that Prospect’s true NAV could be 50% lower from here; the only winner here is the external manager; PSEC is an active short.

hope no one's holding PSEC cuz you're gona be a baggie

>Ackman says he sees signs of a weakening economy
>Stocks pump like crazy on record economic growth
Is Ackman ever right?

>>56809997
>cut production
>prices go up so you make money
>delay how long until they run out
>also hurt the us
why wouldn't they cut

>>56810031
They can only cut so much they are already way back on how much they used to sell. They still need to sell enough both to make money and to avoid becoming irrelevant by opening space for non-cartel members to take marketshare.

Wow.... what a dump at 10 am
Possibly related: I need to consume more fiber

There it is. Certified double on my hands.
Craziest part is that there's still another 3x ahead.

>>56810029
buddy.. it's a Q3 revision lmao
we started weakening hardcore at the end of the 3rd quarter - every CEO is warning about it
go out to some stores in person, talk to the people working there, ask them if they've noticed a slow down
they all universally say "YES, big time!"
guess how they were able to boost GDP? government spending. increase in inventories.
See
>>56809762
government spending is not sustainable. increased inventories is bearish.

>>56809897
now its up 3,6$.

hedgie status: finessed

>>56810051
look, the world is transitioning off of oil. every new electric car is demand lost and never coming back. these arabs need to figure out how to turn oil into something green if they're going to keep up with the times. like if they can turn the oil into something to improve the efficiency of solar panels or wind turbines or electric stoves they can stay in the game, but as it is now they're fucked.

I've been thinking that maybe the Biden admin has cut some backroom deals with the OIL/NATGAS producers to ramp up production and reduce OPEC+ leverage. We are at record production levels right now. They couldn't make these deals public because it would piss off the lefty vote but they needed some help and maybe offered to pull back on some of the anti-industry pressure. I would not be too sure that the OPEC+ meeting is going to result in any substantial OIL price surging. Note that I do not "know my shit" tho.

>>56810107
Filtered

>>56810107

>>56809819
yea let me just save 6 months rent to make sure my land lord is covered if shit goes bad... how about not my problem lmao

>>56810115
>I've been thinking that maybe the Biden admin has cut some backroom deals with the OIL/NATGAS producers to ramp up production
Quit coping. They've done everything they can to fuck the industry including illegally refusing to hold mandatory gas and oil lease sales for over a year before a federal judge ruled this month they can't just decide not to sell the leases that are mandated by law so FUCKING HOLD THE SALE.

>>56810115
It could be a "tactical" decision to push for EV technology in order to pull the rug on OPEC, but all my other information points to it being just so the oil price can be increased to give oil producing countries and oil companies increased wealth.

>>56810133
>student loans
>rentoid
NGMI

>>56810115
oil revenue always skyrockets during dem administrations. chinks, euros, and the mic love dems, arabs, ruskies, and the rest world like conservatives

>>56809819
why save? if there is ever a hardship the govt will just drop helicopter cash on everyone. it's almost dumb to save because then if there is a disaster your savings will be eroded by the helicopter cash.

>>56810164
I'm in law school at top 20, I'll be fine.

>>56810172
>i will never produce anything of value in my entire life
:thumbsup:

>if I just buy and hold a 3x leveraged ETF, I will become wealthy

>>56810107
>the world is transitioning
Not on my watch!

Atlas ACKed.

>>56810160
sorry, I mean STRATEGIC decision.

>>56809949
Did you do this with an excel macro?

>>56810176
Try 18x leveraged ETF buddy.

>>56809819
Friendly reminder that 90+% of the time a y axis should start at 0 (or whatever is null) and go to an appropriate maximum.

For percentages, like this figure, it should be 0 to 100. Otherwise, it's either manipulation or catering to idiots.

>>56810172
>I'm in law school

>>56810175
actually I'm quite accomplished at water colors

and the work attorneys produce is quiet valuable if a client is willing to pay between $400-$1200/hr...

>>56810172
>law school

>>56810186
I have a spreadsheet full of formulas that's 492 rows by LL (323) columns. Everything to the left of the red line is historical and accurate, everything to the right is projection based on expected income, expected expenses, and projected investment returns. The different lines represent different accounts (though the light blue and black lines are aggregates)

>>56809348
>Tesla absolute GOD candle
didn't sell because I think it will bump even more. now I'm lowkey regretting it kek.
my mind is weak but my cope if I see red is that every red candle is training myself to have diamond hands kek.
anybody do the same/similar stuff?

>>56809571
>but inflation is still coming under control
lol

>>56810243
It is, permabobo retard. Everyone is frontloading the future.

>paypal literally not working for hours

>>56810220
Based and excel net worth tracking pilled.
I've got about 250 data points in mine, snapshots of all my accounts at a single point in time. Unfortunately I only started in 2018. But still, nice to track. The projections are interesting, respect.

>>56810172
>I'm in law school

>>56810253
Who even uses PayPal?

>oil getting heemed again

Fuck this I’m going short

up 7% from the bottom. phew.

>>56810265
He needs it to simp on instant grams whatever that means

>>56810215
>>56810201
>>56810257
..but i want to litigate :(

>>56810266
It's literally up?

>>56810254
Yes, I love playing with Excel. I used to have everything in Google Sheets, but that became too slow. Every time I updated a value or formula, it would take 40 seconds for the sheet to recalculate. Somehow, Excel does it almost instantly, though sometimes I fuck up and it crashes entirely. I can't go past 2035 without causing instability, unfortunately.

>>56810251
let me know when inflation stops rising or even pauses for that matter.

>CRWD
Absolute dimes

>>56810253
is paypal even a thing anymore?

>>56810280
Nobody even knows what you mean

SAVE SAVE SAVE
Good time to slurp more

>>56810289
Everything cloud related is slower when doing mundane tasks like that.

>>56810283
Yeah, but you ain't even got your JD yet and you're counting stacks. Rookie move, Anon Esq.

>>56810266
You know what happens tomorrow, right?

>>56810283
Relax bro. Do what you want to do. If your heart is in it and you are normie-tier or above, you will fly circles around the likes of us in no time. I fuckin wish I was more extroverted back in uni. The thing that makes or breaks careers is contacts for the vast majority of people.
>>56810266
Oil is in the blue, m8. It should be in the red though since US data shows larger reserves than expected and tomorrow's meeting is not likely to be bullish. But we are looking at a bullish and stable economy which might be bullish for oil overall

>>56810313
Oil traders do not seem to find that bullish.

i just heard the news about Charlie :(
rest in peace

>>56809383
>The difference is 5 basis points
With new money, I would do it to buy-n-hold. But who wants the pain in the ass to move from QQQ for literal peanuts?

Crox maximalists with a 33% return after the earnings dip. Next stop 120

>>56810312
ok fair, I'm definitely still a broke dick dog

>>56810325
thanks anon

>80% of all US dollars in existence were printed in the last 22 months (from $4 trillion in January 2020 to $20 trillion in October 2021)
https://techstartups.com/2021/12/18/80-us-dollars-existence-printed-january-2020-october-2021/

>>56809393
CPI numbers, not inflation, retard slavemind goynigger. Inflation = monetary expansion, calling rising prices inflation is like calling rising ships the tide

>>56810332
What they didn't find bullish was that >>56809997 Amerimutt inventories are high

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>56810361
Damn I now remember posting in 2021.

>>56810379
Yeah

My Tupperware investment is doing well.

>>56810405
I buy those glass Pyrex containers. They don't really stain.

>>56810405
What's the deal with them?
I'm killing it with SAVE, bought a bunch of calls this morning.

I have been getting into a lot of real estate stocks. Assuming the fed sticks the landing, am I getting to early?

Im the anon who went long on tesla with a x10 leverage and i got heemed beyond imagination...down 9%

>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

>https://youtu.be/zTuD8k3JvxQ?t=42

Oh line do go down

This was your toppest top for the next 2

>>56810432
Also small cap etfs

>>56810432
Those are not bags I'd want to be holding desu

>>56810430
They seem like a mess, I can't even find their last few SEC filings.
I like that their website doesn't have black people on it though so I bought like 100 shares.

I knew I should have just sold my call instead of rolling it...
FUCK FUCK FUKC

>>56810443
years

>>56810469
I believe you. Maybe.

>>56810443
centuries

>>56810432
It is my opinion real estate is fucked in the near future.

Are your lines really going down?
I’m neon green.

>>56810484
I'm up $20 today.

>>56809569
>The policy is not restrictive at all and is only punishing the lower classes. Fuckin useless FED
Fed is doing what it was created to do: steal from the broad economy and give it to the landed gentry. Once you discard absurd notions like the Fed is impartial or benign, but instead see them as the malicious actor that they are, everything makes sense.

>>56810432
>https://www.signa.at/en/company/
>insolvency since today
>SIGNA Real Estate operates from eleven locations in Austria, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and Switzerland. The gross asset value of the real estate group amounts to around 27 billion euros, and the additional gross development volume amounts to around 25 billion euros. SIGNA Real Estate is divided into four independent business segments blabla

>just realised that I'm now short-only on equities
Oh yeah it's back to Boboposting.
*ahem*
OUTTA MY WAY MUMU FUCKING SHITS

>>56810503
What happened in the middle of the 1800s with the sudden income taxation?

>>56810459
Oh lol I can't find it because apparently they didn't finish writing it.
Lol that's incredible.

>>56810503
If that's true, then why are they so slow about it? Print a lot, secure the bags, give insiders a heads up, and then jack up rates. Why bother with all the rigamaroo?

Lean Hogs bros we're BACK
>+2%

Oil made a double bottom, then pumped a little, now making an evening star. Will pump tomorrow, trap bulls, then dump upon the (confirmation) that saudi arabia cannot strongarm the negros in nigeria and angola into cutting production.

Oil to 60 EOM January.

Once again, Africans ruin everything.

>>56810523
>Africans actually working and producing somehow causes a problem
I'm honestly impressed.

"Sell when there's cum in the sheets, even if it's you're own."
rip charlie

bros wtf

>>56810538
Sadly bobos don't know this feel. They never get to cum.

guise
i was looking at the price ticker
and then i was looking at my profit ticket
my profit ticker was going down
so i started to cry
and you know what?
the funniest thing happened next
the price ticket started to fall
and my profit ticket went back up again!!
haha trading is so fun sometimes

>>56810546
lol yeah it totally is

spy bottom is in, bobos about to get fucked

>>56809762
There is no "kicking the can", under debt-based fiat, debt IS the money, more debt = more money stock = inflation(monetary expansion). Remember, you can't ACTUALLY borrow from the future, when you loan money into existence you've just created a new fraudulent claim on existing resources, the debt is framed as a future problem so you don't pay attention to the actual real-time consequences.

>>56810531
Dayummmmed if you do
Dayummmmed if you don't

>>56810506
I will look into this, thanks.

>>56810562
and that's why you always invest with debt, because you're effectively shorting the dollar

Going good so far

>>56810521
Because that way they can fool the public. A very much oversimplified example: raise prices 200%, down 50%, you are left with 100% profit. But normies are happy. It's always like this. Whether it's a game riddled with shit and bugz at the beginning and then you put out a massive patch that fixes a lot of crap (wow what an amazing company that cares, never mind they released it in such a state) or anything else. That's how people are and how they react.
We had truly insane electricity prices last year. This year, they are down by a lot but still higher than in 2021. But guess what? Normies are content.
Continue like this and in the end you are left with a transference of wealth from the lower classes to the higher classes.
Again, quite oversimplified but that's how it has been since ancient times and especially so ever since 1970s when profits really started to escalate all the while compensation stagnated. but as long as you keep giving them a little bit and enough, they are content. Literally 2 ez.
This is why inflation is so good

Hey can someone tell me if this ETF is a Bitcoin ETF?

BTC iShares J.P. Morgan EM High Yield Bond ETF

>>56810546
>Adjust my finance spreadsheet with brokerage value
>Adjust up and brokerage dumps
>Adjust down and it pumps
>MFW

>>56810516
It sounds like there was a period around the time of the civil war where we had debt based currency without a central bank in order to fund the civil war.
So maybe it's actually debt based currencies and not the central bank itself that causes the high unemployment tax. That's kind of interesting.

>>56810531
In the sense that africans didn't actually build an industry. The saudis are useless but otherwise are good slavemasters. The niggers last year did not produce enough, so their quota was lowered to compensate. This year their quota is low, but are demanding that they be allowed to produce more to make more money. Niggers think it's just a magic money fountain and don't understand the jewy economics behind it that the arabs do.

>>56810584
My guess is they were taxing the soldiers and businesses involved in the war effort.

>>56810603
The niggers have had a rough couple years from other niggers sabotaging their magic ground money pumps. They've finally calmed down and want to produce a lot of the magic money liquid but Saudi Arabia doesn't want them to. But niggers don't listen.

>>56810603
>>56810617
The world is a funny place.

>>56810582
what if you adjusted it to the right?

>>56810609
>Fight in the worst war on American soil
>Government decides to tax you
T-Thank you, sirs.

Post #336

>>56810628
Well now there's an idea!

>>56810632
338!
LFG

>>56810630
Remember that time George Washington deputized state militias to kill people who were opposed to a tax on liquor right after the Revolutionary War?

>>56810645
post 310 coming through

i trade on my phone make low six figs realized gains every year meanwhile some pretentious asshat has 5 different finance subscriptions and 3 monitors and multiple fundamental and technical analysis schemes i just go by my interpretation of sentiment and instinct, this is literally just poker for billionaires and most people are stupid fish

>>56810675
Is that my girl grimes.

>>56810579
Compare it to the BTC index.

>>56810521
Economy is productive, you can't do what Economy does. If you crash the real economy you've killed your host.

>>56810653
My hatred of governments and taxation is unsurpassable.

>>56810687
no it's the DickEater 2000 - she will literally eat your dick OFF!™

>The CEO of this massive entertainment conglomerate says the deal signed with the actors and writers will be the last deal ever and that AI will be advanced enough at the end of the contract to never bother with either group again. He thinks they will be desperate to take a deal next time. David Zaslav, CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery/”Writers Guild of America” (David Zaslav Says Studios Overpaid To End WGA Strike; Scribes Deal Valued At $700M)

This pullback is just because we hit close to the highs again, probably triggered some sell targets.
We'll be breaking ATHs soon on SPX.

>>56810729
Can't wait for all AI written detective pikachu 5

>>56810630
>>56810653
My great-grandfather's grandfather died broke because the government never gave him his pension for serving. His own grandfather had been an officer in Washington's army kek.

>>56810753
My gf suggested we try it but I thought Pikachu's voice was wildly off from what it should have been, could only stand watching 30 seconds of the trailer.

>>56810753
Cuqfap id, of course

>>56810703
Well you and I haven't met IRL otherwise you'd know that you are surpassed in that regard.

>>56810729
Everywhere.

>>56810830
>>56810830
>>56810830

>>56810687
sup elon

>>56810924
kek is this the new jeff bezos v. dicaprio meme

>>56810361
is this real? no way any CPI numbers are legit

Thoughts on IEP?
Carl Icahn's company, they cut the dividends in half and their stock price dropped a good amount, but I don't think they're going to cut the dividend again and the stock price has stabalized, currently the dividend is above 15%.

>>56810283
Don't forget your /smg/ frens when you reach the top