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BUY VOO

I do business with THREE of these companies

>>57284949
ur mom does business with me

>The Chinese actually have a company called PeeDooDoo

I have never experienced love

>>57284973
That's not true. I'm sure your sister loves you.

Is it a sensible investment strategy to buy shares just because you like a company's logo?

>>57284973
Never? Ever? Have you tried loving someone else before yourself? how selfish could you possibly be that no one would want to help set you up with their other friend who never experienced love?
>buy cannabis

>>57284949
Regional banks, yeah, I remember those from 2023. I'm glad all those problems have been solved.

>>57284991
No
t. Down 20% on my HALO position.

>>57284977
She just loves BBC even more

>upholding our values... and the genetic
make-up of our Group
What did the chairwoman of Rémy Cointreau
Group mean by this?

>>57284613
>You being able to do whatever you want with your bitcoin is exactly what bitcoin is about.
literally the first post in the reddit thread redditors are fucking clueless.
>>57284742
imo as someone who has had an eye on bitcoin since 2017 i don't think it'll ever be an alternative currency due to how its set up. monero looks promising though.
>>57284949
>bunch of financial institutions and banks this week
we crash tuesday?

https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2024-01-13/biden-u-s-does-not-support-taiwan-independence

monday will be a great buying opportunity for TUP scoopies

>>57285031

>>57284994
You just know.

>>57285049
The Bitcoin ETFs getting approved should give you the exact same reaction as billionaires setting up bunkers in New Zealand.

Yellen and her magically printed funbucks are now readily abandonable. And let's be honest, there's nothing more libertarian than fleeing with your riches as the incompetent US government burns to the ground.

>>57285056
markets closed for monkey lootin kang day

>>57285080
the

>>57284930
Haha funny random = funny me me you have there OP! Take my gold good sir!

>>57284991
Yes, but you may need to trim your position if they fuck it up later.

>>57285176
They changed it back

What are my Qurate bros buying on the Home Shopping Network this weekend?

>>57285050
>after Taiwanese voters rebuffed China and gave the ruling party a third presidential term.
Kike media just lies and lies. They voted the pro mainland party into the majority in parliament.

>>57285070
What does the etf brings new? What is better in buying the etf? Isn’t it just like buying the actual bitcoins a part that you can trade it only in working hours?

I think all bitcoin fags are excited just about the incoming liquidity

>>57285184
But they didn't change it BACK back.

>>57285003
>2-3 regionals have some trouble
>one of them is a shitshow of silicon valley fucks with a special exemption for their capital ratios
there are 19,000 regional banks in the united states

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uSfjM9d5AU

I wish i could drink nat gas instead of malt lioquopr

>>57285208
it isn't incoming liquidity it's just a straight in-kind swap. 90% of ETF buyers are going to be 4-figure retail TA monkeys closing out their exchange account. one less thing to worry about, brokerage deposits are insured by SIPC.
how big is the "bitcoin market cap" again? 21 million coins but like 12 million are already gone forever? so like $387 billion at $43k/coin
and there's like, almost $900B in volume actually chasing those coins around every month or so, right?
bet it's mostly going to be in options on the ETFs from now on

>>57285171
thanks lil nigga

Has the market ever been this overvalued before? This seems worse than 1929.

I just had my wife (she's white and very hot) take this pic of me doing research preparing for Tuesday trading. When I first got married she was a multimillionaire and bought me a trading setup. I used it to make hundreds of millions and now we both work from home (she sucks my dick and makes me food while I trade). Post your trading stations.

>U.S. does not support Taiwan independence, Biden says

Chinabros..

>>57284991
no.

>>57285410
Flashbacks to the shitty GNU/Linux DE I tried maybe 25 years ago that was modeled after NeXTSTEP.

>>57285450
nextstep wasn't bad or anything, but it wasn't ever done until iOS, and it wasn't ever gonna be profitable (back in those days anyway) to build a tesla-ish, space-age manufacturing line just for glorified PCs.

>>57285450
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as NeXTSTEP, is in fact, BSD/NeXTSTEP or as I've recently taken to calling it, BSD plus NeXTSTEP. NeXTSTEP is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another proprietary component of a fully functioning BSD system made useful by the BSD corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the BSD system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of BSD which is widely used today is often called "NeXTSTEP", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the BSD system, developed by the BSD Project.

>>57285402
We never did, all this China US bullshit outside of Trump's tariffs has been pure speculation and exaggeration by the media

XOM

>>57285528
classic slashdot-tier trolldb.txt copypasta
score 2: funny

>>57285528
>as defined by POSIX

>>57285208
You and your wealth manager no longer need to shift money onto some possibly-an-FTX-scam crypto exchange. And there's no longer several days worth of wire transfer delay if you want to rebalance between Coinbase and your real accounts.

Blackrock's stamp of approval matters to big money.

>>57285278
>90% of ETF buyers are going to be 4-figure retail TA monkeys closing out their exchange account. one less thing to worry about, brokerage deposits are insured by SIPC.
Not at all true. They've had GBTC and crypto miners and dual-use Robinhood accounts for years. Oh yeah, and they generally hate Blackrock's guts.

>>57285187
QRTEA or QRTEP?

>>57285378
The guy has no clue what he is looking at

>>57285378
>>57285762
guys I'm black can you please be a little less racist?... we're all just here to make money...

>>57285861
N

>>57285861
I

>>57285863
I

>Cramer bearish on China

BUY BUY BUY

So I bought 30 shares of agrify... tho after digging deeper into the company im not sure it'll ever recover to its former glory especially in value. Not sure how I missed that but I was tired when doing my buy orders. Either way yay shitstocks I guess

>>57285871
I just want the fucking hang seng to open already i fucking hate weekends yes i am an options gambler and no i don't care, i cannot enjoy my life until i have the money to live how i want.

>>57285953
>i cannot enjoy my life until i have the money to live how i want
How much money we talkin'?

Damn I shouldn't eat spicy ramen and drink wine at the same time. It always makes me drink the wine too fast
Now I'm going to have an empty bottle before /smg/ movie nite starts

>>57285904
Remember: If you wouldn't buy it, don't hold it.

Or as Lynch put it, "the stock doesn't know you own it".

>>57285590
Ypf and pbr turned out to be the golden gooses that are only profitable in their shit hole countries because otherwise their countries collapse

buying URANIUM stonks now is like buying

Bitcoin in 2011?

>>57286004
More like oil companies in the 70s

Uranium Kings......we're going to make it

All I wish for 2024 is the total annihilation of TSLA, NVDA and BTC. Is that too much to ask?

>>57285953
>i fucking hate weekends
Based.

>>57286004
>>57286039
Bots.

>>57286039
KING

>>57285964
>/smg/ movie nite starts
???
What's this

>>57286099
Someone streams a terrible movie for smg every weekend.

>>57286099
>>57285863
>>57285868
>>57285869
welcome new friends
only kikes and goyims here

>>57286095
WRONG
R
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N
G

>>57285968
I think I would still buy it im just a bit annoyed at myself for not noticing a slightly important detail like its financials 5yrs ago and making the rookie mistake of setting buy orders half asleep. its all good I mostly just wanted to get it off my chest. thanks for your thoughts on it.

>>57286095
Yeah I bots a lot of uranium stock

>>57285192
This

Media is retarded.

How do I invest in cute girls with big fat stinky asses

>>57286128
Kek

>>57286141
Give me your money ill send my wife out on a 2 day trip

>>57286032
KING

>>57286128
You bought Canadian moose pastures. The time to buy uranium was 2020.

>>57285070
interesting

>>57286176
Source?

What stocks should I buy and hold for the next 20 years?

>>57286184
This is what you bough. The green commies will not allow for the exploitation of these resources.

>>57286199
VOO

>>57286141
do girls asses really stink?

>>57286141
RICK

Imagine having movie nights at 11 pm when everyone here should be keeping a regular bedtime schedule for being up no later than 7 am premarkets every market day.

>>57286239
My sleeping schedule is adjusted for the Chinese market open I got to sleep at 3/4AM and wake up at 11-12AM

>>57286212
FUD
U
D

Nevertheless a great picture. Is there a SPAC that'll invest in a moose domesticating start up? Bullish on moose racing and moose rodeos going forward.

>>57285214
depsi gola

>>57286004
Bitcoin in early 2021

>>57286043
Yes. You are betting against:
>TSLA
The only tech company sued for racism
>NVDA
Cutthroat capitalist Chinamen whose lives and the lives of their families depend on chipmaking
>BTC
Larry Fink

I get why you may seethe at the price action of each but pick your battles carefully and never forget the fundamentals. Especially if they gradually shift against you.

>>57286226
Yes, they smell like sour shit. Never let go an opportunity to remind them.

>>57286266
I go to sleep with CNBC Asia streaming at low volume. They have some very smart people contending with a very shitty business environment. Managing Asia is a very interesting show. Street Signs is my favorite though. Will Koulouris is pretty good about asking questions that point towards bullshit he sniffs out.

>>57286004
Buying BYD is like buying Bitcoin in 2011

>>57286389
I need a subscription for all these? Where do you watch them on TV?

>>57286414
So the Houthis are going to come up on
some brand new Walmart tier electric vehicles?

>>57286414
>$80 billion market cap
>like bitcoin in 2011
lmao

>>57286452
https://www.cnbc.com/live-audio/

>>57286364
So a five year hold then?

china should be sanctioned for not shutting down markets in remembrance of St. Martin Luther King.

>>57286519
>This station is not available in your country.
Darn I was planning on falling asleep to it.

>>57286519
CramerNBC/Peacock
Won't let anyone else see the Chiefs/Dolphins

>>57286523
You can always beat cyclical markets if you're a diamond-handed-enough bagholder.

>>57286538
If there's some way you can get a Schwab account over there it streams video free in thinkorswim too.

>>57286492
Houthis have no beef with China. In fact, not only are COSCO ships sailing through, other ships are starting to flag as PRC vessels or changing their AIS to say they're Chinese. https://gcaptain.com/will-ships-link-with-china-to-avoid-houthis/

>>57286557
On the weekends it usually streams the entertainment shows like Shark Tank and some shit about restaurants, and some American Greed. I haven't ever heard any sports on it.

>>57286606
Check

>>57286593
I mean i have CNBC on TV but it's in another room

>>57286589
Diamond Hands it is.

>>57285904
I don't care about companies I don't own so I always buy shares before researching

>>57286492
houthis only have an issue with vessels going to israel, they're not randomly attacking ships like what CNN tries to imply.
>>57286606
>not only are COSCO ships sailing through
because they cut off ties with israel so the houthis let them through.

>>57286709
>because they cut off ties with israel so the houthis let them through.
Well, yeah.

>>57286683
I've thought about it for awhile and im going to just appreciate I can get full shares for cheap and it can still someday maybe get some value back. So im going to buy some shares every month (even if only $20 worth). Its a shitstock but every portfolio needs at least one. I'm going to drive to the HQ and check the place out if I can. Like a tour and stuff. Its located about 3hrs drive from here. Could be a fun road trip out of it.

How can ETFs afford such high dividend yields?
There has to be some Ponzi scheme going on, i.e. they sell their holdings to give to investors or use the money from new investors to pay out the dividends

Also any TSX chads in here?
I am looking at Birchcliff Energy with a comfy 13% dividend yield

>>57286709
>>57286739
Israel?

Why is the US and UK doing the striking on the Houthis?

>>57286754
>they sell their holdings to give to investors
this is exactly what happens. look at the price performance and you'll find most of the high yield stocks literally just go down over time, maybe crab at best

>>57284973
I get ghosted by hookers.
Besides that i know what you mean.
I tried hookermaxxing to get used to having physical contact and interactions with women.
Some said I look good (possible lie?), but they also said I'm so quiet and seem unhappy.

In all honesty, the most fulfillment i get, is when i achieve meaningful milestones, regardless if it's financial at work or something else.
So get a hobby maybe?

>>57286380
>sour shit
you have put into words what I could not describe. still traumatized from my last encounter

>>57286226
Yes, they smell and taste like strawberry juice

>>57286775
must be some glitch or calculation error, on other sites dividend seems more reasonable

>>57286645
>TV
Verification not required.

>>57286827
something something it comes with the subscription

>>57286809
well, how do you just fuck someone and somehow manage to still look unhappy anon, are you really making the most out of it? i was told that once, but at that time i knew i was trully unhappy

>>57286771
because "operation prosperity guardian" is solely about trying to protect israel.

All this talk about fucking and sucking, has anyone ever looked up into the likes of Reckitt Benckiser or Church & Dwight Co?

>>57286842
I don't know, but while i fuck someone, it just feels like physical stimulation.
Maybe it's just the subconscious unhappiness that I can't seem to find someone to start a serious relationship.
The last time i had an actual crush was like 7 years ago, obviously it wasn't mutual either.

>>57286902
well there you go, next time try to loosen up a bit. drink a glass of wine or smoke a blunt or some shit

>>57286884
the dividend yield was ok, but with 2.7% 10yr tbill yields they became less appealing.

>>57286861
Will Israel ever be able to protect itself?

>>57284930
I want to get some books on finance and market analysis. What are some good recommendations? I prefer physical literature over digital books

>>57286922
they don´t seem to be to stocks that you would just leave your money with them and check again after an year do they? do they at least pump during valentines day?

>>57286942
No they are the like coca cola, boring but solid dividend payers, there is nothing wrong with them, but no they usually don't pump because of seasonal swings like valentines.
However compared to mid and long term t-bills they seem a bit expensive right now.

>>57286934

Is it still a good idea to invest regularly into ETFs or are we bearish for the next year?

>>57286981
Bullish until rate cuts

>>57286981
I don't think I can time the market, so yeah, I think it's still a good idea to invest regularly.

>>57285861
shut up, nigger

>>57286902
Everytime I fuck, it feels like I'm jerking off, but using another person to do it.
Probably because women have had a tendency to use me as a dildo since I was a teenager, so got no 'love connection' with sex.
>>57286934
They do, they use their american and english dogs to fight for them.

>>57287063
>Everytime I fuck, it feels like I'm jerking off, but using another person to do it.
this is what happens when you wear a condom and she's on birth control
sex is for the purpose of reproduction

Financing a new car. RiP my savings
Plus side attractive 3.99% financing.

i have never had sex

So what are the best chinese stocks to get into?

Why is picrel claiming an 82% dividend payout ratio is a good thing? To me it feels like that is way too high - you're not using money to reinvest and grow

>>57287116
I got 3.99% on my Camaro when deal was struck in February (delivered September)
really satisfied with it, haven't noticed any hit to my savings. in fact I'm "saving" (investing) a lot more after moving back in with my parents

16 minutes to movie night! Tonite's feature is Snowpiercer (2013)!

>>57287129
>you're not using money to reinvest and grow
Depending on the company, growth might not be feasible. If the sector is already saturated then that money can be put to better use elsewhere, as determined by you as the investor

>>57287172
Oh shit that's a fun one.

>>57287172
movie night? what's this?

>>57287121
YUMC. the Chinas are moving away from Duck to Chicken

Movie night movie night, get in here! Tonite's feature is Snowpiercer (2013)!

>>57287200
If you don't watch the movie, the stock market will be red on Monday.

>>57287258
It's going to crab on Monday either way

>>57287252
this is kind of cute ... is it only for /biz/?

>>57287258
where do I watch said movie with you guys?

>>57287290
Open this png: >>57287252

Weekend smg, let's see what you say. 100% SSO in my kid's education account, 16 years of adding 3k a year. Good or switch to VOO?
Also, shit fuck ton of bitfarms, want to sell most of it next month, $70-$80k, what do I buy? TQQQ over 3-6 months?

>>57287293
Oh I see now you guys are showing snowpiercer. I just watched that not long ago. Pretty damn good movie desu.

>>57287318
>kid's education account
well you'll certainly teach them something

>>57287086
I dont wear condoms, and have banged women without birth control

>>57286942
>>57286963
CHD has been whooping SPY's ass since 2002. Nothing exciting about the dividend or price moves but I'll take a 15% annual return over any bond unless you absolutely must have the money available on a certain date.

>>57287330
we just saw timmy disappear

What do you think will cause the next leg down?

>>57287394
NIGGERS AND JEWS
son,
NIGGERS AND JEWS

>>57287342
>>57286963
This is just something I love about the stock markets, the sheer idea that I could dump some 100 bucks into it, not giving a care if it went bust, just for the sake of having them make a couple more boxes of condoms. Somewhere, sometime, somebody will be engaging in intercourse, and I'm doing my part to help while still having the chance of making money out of it. Legit made me cry.

>>57287440
yeah it's utterly revolting
verification not required

I only have 100 MSOX shares

>>57287117
based

>>57287117
Same.

I need to 10x 70k what's the play smg?

Buying some Uranium stocks on Tuesday. Building the fallout portfolio.

Bros, I wish the job market wasn't so shit right now. A coworker I knew for a long time got assaulted by 2 mexican douchebags at work, 20 ft away from where I was standing. I couldn't do shit since if you even throw punches in self defense, you get fired. I wish wagies can at least gang up and fuck up people that attack them. Could this be a sign for me to short retail stocks again?

>>57286230
damn who's that? I want to rub my face on her soft belly!

natgas niggas im runnin the heat on full blast

>>57286990
why would a cut be bearish exactly?

>>57287620
Short dated FXI and BABA calls.

>>57287789
Fed cutting means shit is slowing down and we're on the express plane to Shitsville. Only exception is '95.

>>57287882
Fed isn't going to cut.

>>57287882
Only for growthniggers though, valueincels our time has come...?

>>57287869
PBOC meets on the 20th, everyone load up on Chyna before then. Stimmies soon.

>>57284930
poor anon here. if i am investing out of each paycheck to i just keep buying stock in companies i like building healthy position in them?

>>57287898
that's called Dollar Cost Averaging and yes it's a good strategy for mitigating the impact of drawdowns, because yes your current holdings take a hit but by continuing to invest consistently during these periods and slurping the dip you feel better about it in the long run. This won't matter if you're throwing money at a shitty company that won't actually bounce back though so make sure you really like the stock and have done your due diligence beforehand.

wheat niggas i think it's almost our turn

>>57287882
2024 will be the year the Great Depression 2.0 begins right?

>>57287935
bottom signal

>>57287935
the greatest depression, anon.
just as celente has predicted for the past 15 years also.

>>57287921
im trying to DCA into 3 different stocks that i feel like will average me 20% on each DCA. if that makes sense. so if i invest 400 each paycheck that is 80 dollars free. each time i do that is how i look at it.

overtime i can keep adding to them or reallocate it but currently that is how i feel because i am picking overperformers.

>>57287949
Not a lot of diversity with 3 companies is all id say

>>57287789
the Fed famously cuts too late because they didn't once and inflation came back, so Fed cuts almost always mean an economic recession has started

>>57287960
well the main thing is since i have >50k this could be considered a building phase so it doesn't matter what i am invested in as long as it doesnt lose money. which i am picking only blue chips for my DCA even if i only get 10% each time i DCA i am getting free money working my way up to 50k. after 50k benchmark because at that amount of capital even an ETF 10% yield will feel nice a free 5k.

so basically at 50k i will allocate differently or possibly even move the 50k into VTI. then start the DCA into more stocks and restart it so have the 50k initial into an ETF then restart the DCA process into the same companies or new ones until that makes 50k. hopefully at 20% annual it gets there fast. 50k benchmark hit move it into etf now i have 100k in etf. restart.

lean hogs bros i dont feel so good

>>57287975
bumpy landing?

>>57287984
sorry meant to say less than 50k atm.

>>57287947
great taking after?

>>57287988
Isn't that one of the most volatile commodities? You'll never feel good if you're trading those.

>>57287984
Just be aware that shifting your shit around, especially 50k of it, creates taxable events if it's happening in a regular brokerage account.

>>57288027
buy and hodl. all businesses are a scam. commodity is real

>>57288071
the lean hogs aren't real bro
there are no lean hogs

>>57288062
its roth ira my understanding is i can sell and move things around without having to worry until my income allows me to max the IRA and still have money left over to invest in taxable.

right now it's all going in the IRA until it's maxed than i will do LEAPs in a taxable account most likely. also trying to fuck the government by getting millions uncapped taxed deferred. but right now my job sucks so i don't have a 401k plan just a roth ira that i created.

>>57287947
>>57288021

end of the world (as we know it) tier events like this happen so rarely yet get touted so frequently i'm just numb to it at this point. Nothing ever happens. Statistically improbable even given im only going to cover a 60 year span of this shitty human history.

The money printer and indi-afro-mexicanation of the US can continue for quite awhile, it's far from done causing a boom. Everything will fall apart but I don't see it happening in my lifetime, not with all the room there is left to cram people into this geographically gifted, natural resource lush continent. We got a whole freakin hemisphere to ourselves basically. Everyone else (except australia) worth mentioning is crowded in shithole asia/europe with border friction and awful governments that stifle innovation treat its people like rats and/or tax them into the gutter.

I ain't betting against America, not for the next 50 years and I'll be dead in less than 40 so who cares.

>>57288109
You can be a schizo safely in your Roth, yeah. What are you going to invest in on your taxable?

>>57288135
idk because there is a lot going on financially i am trying to increase my income to where i can invest 20k a year so the 7k roth money is a fraction of what i am investing. right now i can afford to invest 12k annual which is about 5k leftover for taxable. probably same thing as the non taxable but do want to learn about options. maybe will also gamble more in the taxable with LEAPs, and options.

>>57288104
i buy physical lean hogs not the scam contracts. i got a bunch of barrels of nat gas, lean hogs, wheat, lumber, onions beans, copper, aluminum etc in my back yard. i hold my contracts to expiration and take delivery

>>57288219
so when they value goes up you take them to some sort of auction and sell them? wtf anon why are you investing like it's the 1700s? at this point you are basically running a feed/storage mill.

>>57288219
your property is a goddamn age of empires town center

>>57288228
i'm hoarding them for the next drought. don't have the tech to store uranium yet though, i'm working on it. my grandkids are going to own the world

>>57287889
Yeah, that's probably right.

>>57288219
>barrels of nat gas

>>57288251
You store the yellowcake on-site. Ore's stable, won't do nothing.

Just gotta make an... arrangement for future enrichment.

>>57286176
when do u think I bought lmao. I've got 5 baggers

>>57284930
>Boeing Max 9 flight forced to land due to a window cracking
Christ imagine being a boing shareholder

>>57288327
What the fuck, again? Didn't they just have that shitshow with a fucking EMERGENCY DOOR flying off the side mid flight???

>>57288358
It was a cockpit window too.

how do I become richer, bros? I just want to have money for personal projects and to live a quiet life. is that too difficult for an ignorant retard like me? I'm completely economic illiterate btw

>>57288327
>>57288358
>>57288383
it's all fake news to use as an excuse for flight demand (or lack thereof). they want to suppress the oil barrons

>>57288404
>earn more
>spend less
>sell assets if possible
>board ships by force, seize their cargoes, and sell their crews into slavery

>>57288383
Competency crisis is real, I'm shorting airline stocks

>>57288413
No it's just boing being boing, won't effect oil prices at all

>>57288421
Lol no, it's just Boeing, Airbus is doing extremely well and taking Boeing's marketshare l

>>57288436
they make fake news story to have less flights lower oil demand and lower cap ex for airlines. red pilled

>>57288418
>>earn more
I already make OK money for my country (some 35k/yr after taxes, goodI enough for my southern cone country) but I was born poor...
also, I'm fucking stupid and wasted money on certifications that I actually didn't take and let the expiry time pass. those certs could have easily landed me a $100k+ remote job in some US company.

>>spend less
I spend as little as I can, with a few exceptions that I still try to reduce as much as possible (rent is my bigger expense and I only pay half the rent cuz I live with my gf. but... I pay rent BECAUSE I live with my gf. I could live in my moms house but she's a narcissistic bitch and I'd rather live far from her). I was born poor so i know how to save... but I don't know how to invest.

>>sell assets if possible
I have none. I don't know shit about the stock market, and when I tried, I ended up losing something like $4k

>>board ships by force, seize their cargoes, and sell their crews into slavery
that doesn't sound ethical. do I need to forget ethics to make money?

>>57288462
It's not fake news, Boeing is a shot company, with shitty products not just their planes starliner is a failure as well, accept it and move on.

>>57288421
I'm also shorting airlines. The real future is ocean liners, we are returning to tradition. When Joe biden wins again he will push the green new deal, that means airlines are going to die. We are going back to the Victorian era boys, railroads and ships are back.

>>57288474
Funny you should mention this... I actually picked up shares in a couple of railroad companies and 1 cargo hauling ship company friday. Only $50 in each one right now but I told my friend the old school ancient ways are still best and cargo hauling ships and trains are oldschool goodness. I have no pic of a train so enjoy this beautiful house

>>57288491
I'm in deep with CSX and Nordic American Tankers (NAT). I also made a shit ton with the US Steel buyout. Pretty much been buying stocks like a Victorian era investor and it's been paying off.

Whoever told me to buy UEC at $2 like 2 years ago… thanks. I put a bunch of money in it. Forgot about it and it’s almost $8. Whoever you are. If you have another play for me let me know thx. I’ll put in another few thousand so I can forget about it

>>57288539
I would keep throwing money at it, nuclear is growing and they need uranium. Plus their finances are great, they have cash coming out of their ass.

>>57288553
What do you think about UUU

>>57288514
I'm currently watching 3 copper companies, 2 forest/logging companies, 2 railroad cargo and 3 ship cargo companies that I havent put money into yet but am keeping an eye on. Part of why I got into stocks was so I could invest in some old school victorian-1900s investing style investments like an old investment tycoon. Im not autistic enough to buy the tophat but almost haha. Glad to hear there's another victorian investor in the threads. Hope you continue to have great success with this anon.

>>57288556
I assume you meant UUUU. They aren't that great apart from the funny ticker. It swings wildly all over the place but never sticks its highs. I swapped UUUU to UEC and wish I had done it sooner.

>>57288572
>>57288556
What this anon said. UEC balance sheet is strong, when it comes to Nuclear, they are the best play. I got in a little late but now it's taking off. Trying to accumulate more.

>>57288557
Absolutely based.

>>57288557
>>57288474
not to burst your bubble but ocean liners are even less efficient than planes they will also be axed in the Dark Age Deal

>>57288608
They can just install nuke reactors on every large ship. Tried and true for the USN.

>>57288608
You are probably right but i'm going to continue to invest like a victorian investment tycoon and i'll adapt and adjust when the ships are phased out if they are.

>>57288608
Eh that's alright. There is only one left and it's owned by Carnival. The ocean liners is a meme, but rail is actually going to be really strong. Same with steel coming up here with the infrastructure deal. Bought up US Steel until they got bought out, moving it over to Cleveland Cliffs. Unironically American industrials and manufacturing is my bet with the future. Things are uneasy with China and trade is becoming difficult, we are seeing a lot of companies reshore to America.

>>57288616
>nuclear ocean liners
okay that's pretty cool

>>57288631
Cleveland Cliffs is one of the companies I watch (to later invest into) Good to know im not the only one with an eye for them.

>>57288631
Trains have always been strong i thought, they are the backbone of logistics here in the US where there's vast distances to cover and some things are simply too heavy to load in a truck.

>>57288471
investing is a long term thing. you put a % of your paycheck into broker and buy say spy/qqq every week/month etc for years/decades. go watch some Peter Lynch videos on youtube for some decent education.
trading/investing takes a long time to learn but you can start right now with basic principles and smaller amounts of money. i started with like 1k 4 years ago. over time you grow that and refine your ideas/techique or just stick with the simple index investing. make sure you use a decent broker though. i use ibkr myself and have since i started and havent had any problems so far

>>57288659
I invested in trains 1 year ago and got rekt. This was right before the whole NSC derailment problems. I ended up cutting my losses in June after less than stellar performance. GBX was the one company that I made good money on. I still like what they're doing but not going to jump back in.

>>57288659
I am in the logistics industry and from I am seeing this will be stronger. The rails are becoming more efficient. The shipment of new cars for example was primarily moved by car haulers, but now rail is the best way to move cars, letting the trucks move them a short distance to their dealer. Lowering the cost for the dealerships. It's a win win (well maybe not for the drivers) but businesses are starting to realize that direct hubs from the rail carried a short distance by truck is more effective.

>>57288693
Just because they are extremely important and widely used doesn't mean they are good investment
>>57288707
nice i might have to look into those companies

>>57287789
A cut means the economy broke, and/or big money that was sitting in equities is now going to be dumped into bonds to lock in at peak rates

>>57288327
WOOP WOOP! PULL UP! PULL UP! WOOP WOOP!

>>57286380
>sour shit

Thats is a very accurate albeit brief description, especially given the fact that western femoids do not clean their asses properly after taking a nasty steamy stinker. So when you bang them in doggystyle youre essentially thrusting putrid gusts of dried feces mixed with general ass-sweat directly into your face and thats before accounting for the other hole just underneath it which regularly releases all kinds of viscous fluids in colors ranging from yellow, brown, black and red.

Can this fella quit sucking my dick.

>>57288858
i thought the goal was to return to lower rate environment? i thought this is good for business no? also would mean inflation is under control. isnt the fed goal to start cutting this year? its in their projections

>>57289030
Inflation is one of the things which drive people to invest money into equities as a store of value though. Printing money is good for economic growth.

>>57286771
How new are you?

Can it be monday opening bell already so the stock market day can begin?

>>57289138
Anon... its closed on Monday

>>57289138
>monday

>>57289038
i dunno my family works in recruitment business and its been slow all of 2023. less interest in general for hiring new staff. maybe the USA is different im not sure. seems like the hard time started since 2022. im somewhat confused because i thought high rate environ was worse for business

>>57287335
lmao

>>57287728
>Alexandra Daddario.
She is a succubus, careful what you wish for.

>>57289145
>>57289152
Ah yes I forgot we have to shut down the markets for this. Honestly the stock markets should not shut down at all and should run 24/7. would be better in the long run.

>>57289260
Yes

Is it a sensible investment strategy to buy shares based on how much evil the company has done?

>>57287637
>>57288251
>>57288539
>>57288553
>>57288556
>>57288572
>>57288584
uranium kings will inherit the earth
u
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uec
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>>57289453
Is THAT willow?

>>57288992
Apparently my interview was delayed because thousands of pajeets sent garbage chatGPT generated applications and they had to dig through mine because so many got past the automated resume screening

I was bearish in this smg yesterday
Today I am also bearish in this smg

>*gets shot down by a $6 million missile*
Bullish or bearish for RTX?

i want nice things

i love dividends

>>57289708
I love share buybacks.

>>57289573
based pajeets

is there anything more retarded than buying a company that takes out debt to pay for dividends, because that's 80% of dividend companies

>>57289736
No.

>>57289729
Do you love china?

lol

A billionaire heir girl who is kinda autistic is crushing on me since high school, should I just marry into it or what

>>57289820
How lickable are her armpits?

>>57289820

>>57289807
>china
No I do not. But I'm not an Ignorant chud, who would pass on cheap stocks there, just because "muh CHINA le bad".

>>57289855
I thought you were underwater on you chink stocks?

>>57289868
On some of them I am on some of them I'm not. The worst one I'm down on is like ~10% and my biggest winner in china is ~20%. Anyway me being underwater has nothing to do with how cheap the market in China is.

>>57289855
>cheap stocks
*cheap illegal cayman island ADRs

>>57289891
Not all chink stocks are ADR's you know there's a stock exchange in Hong Kong.

>>57289884
O you always post pictures of sad people smoking, so I thought you were down a lot of money.
I don't care how cheap china is right now, with how the CCP doesn't seem to care about share holder return.

>>57289923
>O you always post pictures of sad people smoking, so I thought you were down a lot of money.
Yeah I shitpost mostly, and to make fellow smggers aware of the opportinity.
>with how the CCP doesn't seem to care about share holder return.
That's not true. The stocks I own are repurchasing shares and paying dividends, and officials are now calling for increased shareholder returns due to the market drawdown.

Sunday Morning. 13 degrees outside. Sipping on some coffee while I contemplate life and think god my water pipes didn't freeze overnight.

>>57289943
>The stocks I own are repurchasing shares
good picks then, I only glance at the index Hang Seng and it looks like a bleeder, so my opinion of china is very low

>>57289976
did you drip the faucets?

>>57289030
the fed's goals are A) maximize employment B) keep inflation around 2%
they used to fight inflation, and like to see gentle deflation
failed at that
then they gave up and said okay stability is important
failed at that
then they gave up and said okay growth is important even with some inflation
failed at that
then they gave up and said okay we're totally unstable and we don't grow anymore so now we need some inflation but it should be low and consistent
guess what you're living through right now

>>57290018
Nothing has changed fundamentally for the companies outside the property sector. Chinese companies are still growing. So the decline is only because of bearish sentiment, this provides an opportunity. I'm not surprised that you're bearish considering most people are. But if I ask you why you're bearish you probably can't come up with a good argument aside from doomsday porn.

>pre-futures

>>57287789
it isn't necessarily bearish.
the other replies to your post explain one possible reason why, and the best explanation, but it's not the only circumstance.
if the economy looks healthy to them, they are still going to cut, you might just have to wait longer -- they will eventually say "well things are fine but a 5% funds rate stifles riskier ventures in the economy so we're going to lower it a bit now and we think there won't be a speculative flurry this time (lol) and the economy will absorb the excess returns and it'll increase our growth"
and that will actually work, too. in fact it could work several times in a row if the aerospace sector continues to work towards industrializing the moon, and grid electrification continues, and all that nonsense.
tl;dr emergency cuts aren't the only kind of cut

>>57289976
-20 here pipes didnt freeze

>>57287751
TURN IT OFF
WE NEED A PULLBACK

>>57290064
this race is cancelled

>>57286302
Kek, thanks anon.

>>57287949
>i feel like
YOU WILL NEVER
BE
A MAN

>>57290037
Your mom drops my faucets

>>57290064
The only reason I don't invest in china is because I don't have time to research single stocks, and most Indexes of china suck (most Indexes suck but the SP500 is very good)

lastly is currency risk, I don't invest in non-American stocks

>>57290209
I get your point, but I'll emphasize past performance isn't indicative of future returns.

>>57290209
NIO going back to 12 dollars soon

>>57290037
I made sure heat could get to them. I also keep a small heater in my garage that keeps it just above the freeze point. (pipes run through garage ceiling)

>>57290209
Enjoy bagholding for 30 years. Japan is the new china.

>>57290325
thesis nigger

Sunday

>>57290441
I think he meant China is the new Japan.

>>57290517
Was Japan the largest trading partner of most countries in the world back in 1989?

>>57290517
I considered that and also that she meant the US being the new Japan considering the Anon was not invoosting outside of the US.

>>57289030
1. Realize that the Fed doesnt control shit on medium to long term rates.
2. Low interest rates is indicative of a bad economy. Safety and liquidity in bonds become more desirable, hence the lower yield rates.

>>57290571
>Low interest rates is indicative of a bad economy.
No, not necessarily right now yields are falling because TLT baggies think the FED will buy their bonds by 1Q 2024.

>>57290544
Are you keeping your eye on movements from China to India or other countries? I know for example there will be some iPhone production moving there. I read an article on the shitter that said Indian industrials are having a difficult time getting enough workers because there's been a substantial movement of people back into rural farming. I suspect Modi will light some kind of fire under their asses and push them back into the cities for the sake of longer term prosperity paths as his legacy.

new shipment of feeder cattle just got delivered. it's gonna be a good day. running out of room to put these things

>>57289820
Yes, dumbass.

>>57290630
I track some emerging markets in Asia some in South America and some developed markets in EU. India right now is really expensive IMO so I'm not looking into it that much. If there is a +50% correction in India to more sensible valuations I'll look into it.

>>57290652
Kek.

>>57290584
TLT tracks the 20 year. No one is speculating that the FED will be buying 20year notes Q1. Furthermore the Fed isnt shit in monetary terms compared to the rest of the Eurodollar system.

>>57290775
>No one is speculating that the FED will be buying 20year notes Q1.
Yes they are, rate cuts means restart of QE. and the consensus is rate cuts by march this year. The interest rates are front running this consensus.

new
>>57290807
>>57290807
>>57290807

>>57290701
>developed markets
>in EU
Verification not required

hmmm there is still a little life in this thread

>>57290863
still a little room for some
NATGAS
AND
OIL

>>57285049
>imo as someone who has had an eye on bitcoin since 2017

ive bought and sold btc since 2013 and I've missed out on millions get on my level

now it can finally be put to rest

>>57289820
Yes but you will have to partake in baby sacrificing to moloch