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death to bakers

First for China

Fellow market makers, what are we buying on Tuesday?

Who dis?

OpEn ThE mArKeTs1111111 I nEeD tO bUuUuUuUyYyYyY!11!11

>>57294782
I've never invested in the stock market before. Is there a good app I can use or do I have to go through a broker?

>>57294804
I absolutely hate making money, is china for me?

>>57294825
I have bad news for you. You have to show up to your bank in a suit and ask be interviewed for their investment program.

>>57294825
Top signal

>>57294825
Post acct info and we can begin sir

You're fags

>>57294839
Nope.

>>57294848
None of my cookware is nonstick so that accusation doesn't hold up.

Whats everyones thoughts on boeing

>>57294865
Obvious buy

Wash it fag

>>57294865
tbtf

>>57294865
Hoping it'll follow the NSC pattern so I can swing it properly this time.

Sorry anon. I'm drunk and pissy.

>futures

>>57294886
Microwavable frozen burger and potato chips with a mountain of heinz 57

Lazy fucking wife didnt want to cook tonight

picky. Kid looks skinny and sick it's probably got worms.

>>57294908
the fuck

>>57294917
..wat?
I answered your question on Boeing

>>57294928
Filename explains everything. That cunt ruined it for all of us.

Who wants investment advice? You can buy the ticker.

>>57294947
And you can fuck off. Unless the ticker's GLATF or SRUUF. Then you're cool.

>>57294928
I can't remember if its an anti antisemitism commercial or an anti anti antisemitism commercial but it's something political IIRC.

I saved money this month by stealing toilet paper from a nearby construction site port a potty. Jealous much?

Is there any bear case left for stocks? Serious question.
>The economy is booming; inflation is low but the jobs market only gets stronger.
>Consumption just keeps breaking records, retail sales this week will probably blow away expectations.
>The biggest companies are all riding the AI wave that seems to only get stronger.
>The government will just keep throwing money at everything and will never balance the budget.
>rates going down is good for stocks, but if rates go up it doesn't matter because companies already refinanced in 2020 and 2021
Is there any credible counter argument at all?

>>57294865
DEI has basically already done all the damage it can to airbus and boeing.
the play isn't in new airframes, it's now in keeping the existing ones alive. this is called MRO, maintenance and repair ops.
i'm long aersale as they offer this and have lots of experience with both airbus and BA airframes, plus, they're starting a new line of business this year in EVFS that the commercial airlines are all interested in. the pilot wears an AR helmet that basically gives him FLIR vision by integrating with all the sensors/instruments. literally just waiting on a deal announcement.
if it falls through, they still make good money in MRO.

>>57294964
looks like the latter it's conflating the human life shown in vid with the syrian "children" getting caught in war god sympathy shills are the worse i can't even pay my bills fuck your sandcoons and ukrops fuck jews and niggers too btw

>>57294997
You forgot world war which is very bullish for stocks

>>57294848
Damn, even the bones. must have a big throat

>>57294961
You really want my pick of the week? It's HAL not the wildest thing but I will be buying like it's all I need. Why? It's safe. Will it 10x, fuck no. Will it maybe gain 3% maybe. Will it go down 3%, don't care.

>>57294997
The market's expecting cuts from a soft landing, but lagged OER ticking back up the next couple months or Houthi-induced goods inflation that starts pushing CPI back up would derail that.

That hits equities via pricing/multiples/bond competitiveness moreso than refinancing risk.

>>57294997
deploying 20,000 US soldiers to israel as part of Operation Desert Shiel-- no wait we used that one already

what will they call it

>>57295018
>You forgot world war which is very bullish for stocks
Yeah I forgot to mention that global events are either insignificant or mean more government money spending which is bullish for stocks. In the event of a hot war the Fed will push yields to zero and government will spend infinite money. That's the golden bull scenario

>>57295024
You want to buy oil services, go with SDRL. Cheney isn't around to work his magic with HAL.

>>57295051
Fuck you. I'm not cherry.

>>57295028
>The market's expecting cuts from a soft landing
Yeah but we now know that rising rates don't matter. Stocks rose all year in 2023 with yields rising. Yields go down = stocks go up, yields go up = stocks go up
>Houthi-induced goods inflation
Why is rising inflation bad for stocks if rates don't matter? Inflation means higher revenue, higher profits, and therefore higher stock valuations. Inflation would rise faster than wage increases in that scenario and be very beneficial for companies
>That hits equities via pricing/multiples/bond competitiveness
Again, 2023 proved that to be false. How can bonds be competitive if the economy is growing at 8%+ a year and tech stocks are doubling every year? If anything higher rates are stimulative because large caps with huge cash supplies get risk free money

>>57295018
i dunno just seems like a reverse candle with the potential to just keep falling if we lose.

>>57294997
>AI
There'll be a tech correction at some point as AI saturates the amount of cost reduction it can do. Its use to grow companies hasn't been proven yet and once that comes up there'll be a selloff.
>Consumption + Employment
This one I am most concerned about. I feel like when negative news comes around it will be REALLY neagative and those respective charts will be a vertical line in the bad direction.
>Rates
Do not underestimate how poorly ran most companies are. 2022 was as bad as it was because everyone was figuring the gravy train would run forever. Rates getting cut in response to something breaking won't be good, but a little ease of the belt since goals are nearing completion would be a good thing.

BUY FUCKING VOO ON TUESDAY IM NOT GONNA ASK AGAIN

Why would you want to post shit ass picks and have someone lose money?

What the fuck is happening with NATGAS in Alberta?

>>57294997
>full time employment absolutely struggling
>leverage
>gay
>true and gay
>lower rates = more financial repression OR global deflation = gay

When have rate cuts ever been bullish?

Did that jew at Harris Teeter get me?

Reminder that once shitcoins dump again there's gonna be a whole ton of money people are looking to invest in the real economy.

>>57295089
my pride as an investor cannot tolerate simply investing in the standard bearer for market performance

>>57295076
>There'll be a tech correction at some point
Maybe, but that correction could also be in 5 years. There is infinite demand for graphics cards to power AI and infinite demand to finance AI projects
>I feel like when negative news comes around it will be REALLY neagative
That's another theoretical "maybe it happens maybe it doesn't". Jobs data gets better every month. People are getting huge pay raises and most are much wealthier than before 2020. It could be years before any negative news hits
>Do not underestimate how poorly ran most companies are
Maybe in the world of small caps but not for mega caps. Companies like Microsoft are well run and they are what defines the stock market. Rising rates are potentially a good thing for megacaps because they can utilize their cash pile to get risk-free returns

>>57295115
I'm not ill in real life, and woe to those who will rue the day, etc.

>>57295114
>When have rate cuts ever been bullish?
Always. If they happen in response to a recession they are bullish but the bullishness could be delayed until a bottom is reached.
When they happen during a booming economy like we have today they are bullish because debt can be expanded

>>57295070
>Yeah but we now know that rising rates don't matter. Stocks rose all year in 2023 with yields rising. Yields go down = stocks go up, yields go up = stocks go up
True in the first half, not so much Q3 and Q4.

>Why is rising inflation bad for stocks if rates don't matter? Inflation means higher revenue, higher profits, and therefore higher stock valuations. Inflation would rise faster than wage increases in that scenario and be very beneficial for companies
The market's at the same level it was 2 years ago because of that. Inflation + Yellen's spending addiction means equities tread water at best. And that means they oscillate between optimism (now) and pessimism (last October, probably this April).

>Again, 2023 proved that to be false. How can bonds be competitive if the economy is growing at 8%+ a year and tech stocks are doubling every year? If anything higher rates are stimulative because large caps with huge cash supplies get risk free money
Boomers won't risk maybe getting 8% on Apple if bonds pay 6%.

>>57295089
if you let me make out with your sweaty armpits ill buy 10, naga-san...

>>57295114
where were you last month?

>>57295096
Didn't they shut down coal plants or something? Plus a brutal freeze requires lots of NAT GAS for heating and power generation.

>>57295122
>Jobs data gets better every month. People are getting huge pay raises and most are much wealthier than before 2020.
Why are you so wrong? Go look at the adjusted numbers. Every job "gain" is part time bullshit.

Fucking fags and bots. I don't know why I read this dumb shit.

>>57295140
>not so much Q3 and Q4
Stocks temporarily dropped during the parabolic rise in yields late in the year. But stocks well outpaced bonds the moment yields stopped pumping. The past two weeks yields have been rising again and stocks haven't cared a bit. It's only parabolic rises that make stocks pause. If yields slowly rise to 6%+ this year I think it's bullish. Only a sudden surge will disrupt the bull market
>The market's at the same level it was 2 years ago because of that
That's another reason to be bullish I think. The market is undervalued when you take inflation into account. We're at the same level from two years ago but with possibly the best macroeconomic setup in US history
>Boomers won't risk maybe getting 8% on Apple if bonds pay 6%.
Maybe not but they will risk getting 50%+ on Apple if the bull market stays intact. If you take inflation and buybacks into account Apple is seriously undervalued right now

Nobody will ever make money following this dumb ass shit.

>>57295155
>Every job "gain" is part time bullshit.
Why are part time jobs bad? The unemployment rate is at record lows. People are spending money. Air travel breaks records every month. Why does it matter if people have part time jobs?

>rambling alcoholic ITT

>>57295183
>The past two weeks yields have been rising again and stocks haven't cared a bit.

>If yields slowly rise to 6%+ this year I think it's bullish.

https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/US10Y

>>57295096
The power went out so a bunch of infrastructure is fucked.
Apparently it's similar to what happened in Texas except way colder.

>>57295200
Fuck you fag. Shut up. Buy HAL. Hold it for 2 weeks.

>>57295210
>https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/US10Y
Look at the chart. Yields started rising the end of december

>>57295227
Anon, they ended December around 3.9% and they are currently around 3.9%. That's exactly the stagnation you see in the stock market. Well, except for the part in between when yields rose and equities dipped.

You know, what you'd expect to see if the bond market was a problem.

>>57295210
>>57295227
Besides yields rising the past two weeks, if you told someone in December 2021 that the 10Y would be at 4% they'd assume stocks would be dumping hard. The Overtone Yield Window keeps moving higher. Now 4% means loose financial conditions whereas 4% two year ago meant apocalypse. When we get close to double digit GDP growth this year suddenly the window will move again and 6% will seem like nothing

>>57295272
Anon, AAPL has a P/E of 30, with a yield of 0.52%.

A market with 6% treasuries and 10% nominal GDP obliterates that. Tim Cook gets 4% real growth? Fantastic, because his stock just gets cut by a third.

>>57295268
In March 2023 the 10Y was also at 3.9% and the S&P was at like 3800. Now it's at 4800. It's a fact that the stock market has been outpacing bonds, and what was seen as restrictive a year ago is now seen as supportive

https://www.investing.com/news/economy/china-central-bank-set-to-cut-key-rate-boost-liquidity-monday-to-aid-economy-3274168
We're gonna make it chinkbros

2 weeks 2 fucking weeks. Why? Because nobody's here to buy and hold. We want to buy shit cheap and pay for gas in the truck. We want to get drunk with our friends, buy drinks and say don't worry about it. In 2 fucking weeks HAL could swing enough either direction to know what the fuck to do. D8pjy

>>57295291
>Anon, AAPL has a P/E of 30
We're entering an age where AI will achieve self-consciousness and you're concerned about the P/E ratios of the best companies in the world?
>10% nominal GDP obliterates that
And where will all that new money flow into? Consumers will buy things like iPhones and investors will buy megacap stocks like Apple. Booming economy = more consumption = more revenue = higher profits = higher valuations

>>57295295
Only because the market's celebrating the inflation fight as being over. But like me on prom night, that's premature. Monthly inflation figures are clocking in at between 0.2% and 0.3% with idyllic energy and goods pricing. That's not even hitting the Fed's target and people are going to flip their shit when that ticks up.

>>57295304
Rambling nonsense

>>57295319
>Only because the market's celebrating the inflation fight as being over
The market loves to find a reason to pump. If inflation comes back then the market can also pump, because inflation is inherently bullish for revenue growth and stock valuations. The narrative can change very quickly from "Fed's cutting rates, let's pump" to "Stocks are an inflation hedge, let's pump"

huh this looks weird. anyways when is s&p going to 5000?

https://www.ustreasuryyieldcurve.com/

>>57295313
>We're entering an age where AI will achieve self-consciousness and you're concerned about the P/E ratios of the best companies in the world?
Yes, because Roko's Basilisk will punish Cupertino for what they did to Siri.

>And where will all that new money flow into? Consumers will buy things like iPhones and investors will buy megacap stocks like Apple. Booming economy = more consumption = more revenue = higher profits = higher valuations
It will go into staples, not luxury items. You don't buy Tiffany her new iPhone if groceries are up 5% in a month.

>>57295341
not used to seeing this without a fuckable anime maid

You're not sure where oil is going? Me either. Fuck bitcoin too. I'm thinking about buying more csx. Why? I don't fucking know either. Last time I bought it I made money. Good enough for me. I'm going to do shots and put in orders. At least you know I'm not lying or a fucking bot.

>>57295334
>"Fed's cutting rates, let's pump" to "Stocks are an inflation hedge, let's pump"
Except that second part is "oh shit, the Fed actually isn't going to cut. We're going to relive 2022. SELL SELL SELL!"

So let me get this straight, the stock market basically is a shitload of variables that look volatile but usually balance each other out so that the vast majority of stocks at any given time are rather stable and it is therefore difficult to find the stock that will be volatile despite all of these self-diffusing variables?

>>57295313
>We're entering an age where AI will achieve self-consciousness

Fags

>>57295378
Alcohol sends you to hell

>>57295375
search engines really have come a long way
google still hasn't figured out all I want to see is porn though
maybe one day

>>57295385
Jew much? Faggot. Smells like this was sent from an iPhone.

>AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

https://youtu.be/zTuD8k3JvxQ?t=43

>>57295393
Delirium tremens is a nice little visit to see what hell is like

>>57295399
Hey, China futures aren't that bad, AiC poster.

>>57295409
Speak English Juan. I like your sister's tacos.

Looking forward to another 24 hours of Americans whinging because they don't have overseas investments.

*not

>>57295415
>China futures aren't that bad,
China futures are the least of my worries right now...

Stuff it ratface I hate rice.

>futures

>>57295445
You're reminding... I haven't drunk today.

>>57295419
You are a disgrace, quite obviously scottish in descent.

You aren’t serious about investing if you haven’t watched this doc

My ancestors was Russian. I'm fucking American you dumb nigger. I'll fuck your cross eyed cousin too.

>>57295480
Oh, russian, well you are not redeemable at all then. Good bye.

>>57295490
Leave pussy. I'll claim this as my own.

What would the Hoff twins invest in??

Can't figure out what drugs I took to break free from your system? I come from a couple decades of mixing chemicals together. I'm just having a normal day habib.

>>57295477
so I watched the trailer and it is clearly marketed at women and minorities. I am going to have to give it a pass.

habibi. You want to track me down. 1. I'm white.
2. I'm in Kansas
4.i fuck your mom daily.

anyone here fuck around with steel? stuff like nucore, us steel, etc or even spot price? i need a new autism deep dive and i think that might be it

>2 hours left until I get back in the cagie

Local trucking is so comfy

>>57295291
Bonds are always negative real yield (30x total return versus 42x monetary expansion since '71), large cap equities carry significant Store of Value premium which is why rising rates don't deflate them, only the rise of a superior alternative SoV would deflate them

Maybe I can't take it anymore but I'm moving to Kansas tomorrow from Kansas and Chicago was great but Kansas was the goal. And Kansas gold. Government Kansas. Hitler in Kansas.

>>57295200
Sorry, I didn't realize I was replying to putsRnotdawae and shouldn't have expected anything intelligent.

>>57295568
X is the only contender. Was in the know. Nucor has growth. But kinda scammy.

>>57294997
>>The government will just keep throwing money at everything and will never balance the budget.
what about that one?

When Bank of America was facing macroeconomic pressures and potential liquidity issues in 2011, Buffett approached the company's CEO with a financial lifeline. Berkshire wound up buying $5 billion worth of the company's preferred shares. Berkshire also secured stock warrants that would give it the right to purchase 700 million shares of the bank's common stock at a price of $7.14 per share.

In June 2017, Buffett's company cashed in those warrants. At the time, Bank of America stock was trading at $24.32 per share. Berkshire scored paper gains of roughly 240% with the move. But the long-term impact of this incredible investment has been even more significant.

Not only has Bank of America stock continued to climb since Buffett moved to exercise the stock warrants, but the financial giant has also delivered big hikes for its dividend.

With its current annual dividend of $0.96 per share, Berkshire is enjoying an annual yield of 13.4% on the 700 million shares it bought at $7.14 per share in the stock warrant deal. That's an astounding yield to be banking on an investment in a company as solid as present-day BofA.

Buffett's company is on track to receive roughly $990 million in dividend income from its Bank of America holdings over the next year. Given the likelihood that the bank will once again raise its payout this year, Berkshire's haul should be even higher.

>>57295601
if they balance the budget and stop printing money we turn into japan or china, no more economic stimulation. It's a worst-case bear scenario. fuck it print more MORE TO THE MOON AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH

is it an holyday in the US tomorrow? will the markets be closed?

>>57295594
do those stocks mostly move with spot pricing?

i was reading there are like mini mills and integrated mills, nucore is a mini mill (the largest?)

Sounds like you almost was a victim there. Shut up bitch.

>>57295623
Yes

Play Metallica. Profit. Being white is awesome. Stm2t

RIP MLK Jr

>>57295621
i dunno man, im not an american and i dont follow their news everyday. but my understanding tells me that the governament pumping money is just stealing it from more effective sectors of the economy, and that it would grow much faster if governments stopped abusing debt and taxation, and i think Eisenhower´s prediency is a good example

>>57295635
fuck me, because some preacher was shot 60 years ago?

>>57295568
Consider taking a look at AMR and HCC for metallurgic coal, VALE for iron ore.

>>57295343
>go into staples, not luxury items
This was disproven in 2021. Staples like groceries went up way more than 5% and...no one cared. Discretionary spending kept rising and is now breaking records. According to BofA credit card data there will be a blowout retail sales report this week.
Also have you ever met an American boomer? They have more money than God and their only passion in life is consuming. If Tim Apple tells them to buy a new $2000 phone each year they will do it

I HAVE A DREAM

>>57295568
It a economic downturn, you need to wait for a upturn before investing in industrials. In two to four years they will be a good investment to look at. Right now you want to be looking into liquor and fortified wine.

>>57295648
China's economy would be growing if they just printed money. They are trading growth for stability. It's over. WE won't, WE will persevere, ride this ship to the top until it breaks apart ITS THE AMERICAN WAY

Come over here to my training camp. Free. Kansas. Freedom. Kansas. Trump. Kansas. Biden. Buttfuck. Kansas for free and make real money.

>>57295649
Thank you!! I will look into these!

>>57295656
I generally spend about a year learning before I put a dime into anything. So it's better when I start learning before it's time to invest.

>>57295658
China´s economy would be growing it they stopped doing stupid ass ghost towns and useless infrastructure that falls apart an year after, because it was built in a day, and if instead they invest that money into quality control

Precious metals - I believe will strongly out pace the market

Healthcare - I believe will out pace or at least track with the market

Tech - Laying off employees for AI while we are still modernizing the world has got to be a good thing even in a shit economy, it's out pacing or tracking the market just like healthcare

Everything else is fucked

Agree?

>>57295568
Beverages and snack foods

Put me on peed in the wrong sink dot com back slash your mom.front slash your throat.

>>57295686
>Everything else is fucked
why? every industry that can benefit from AI automation will benefit a lot. Which is basically all of them. Everything pumps.

>>57295699
Why is it so tiny?

>>57295648
>governament pumping money is just stealing it from more effective sectors of the economy
Sure, in real terms, but deficit spending is monetary expansion, things will pump nominally regardless

Come on, I need to drop these bags! You can't keep the market closed for some dead guy!!
The world is moving, not a single federal or bank employee needs the day off, stop fucking around already.

>>57295702
You're not wrong, I suppose.

I guess the economy really won't collapse. We are actually being run well. Fucking sucks. Volatility will be garbage for so long.

>>57295704
too much pussy compresses your dick over time kind of in reverse to the loose pussy principle. Chads all have micropenises.

I just want to read ONE compelling bear case that isn't "trust me bro it's coming". Just one

>>57295680
Dumbass. This was the play a couple months ago and it lost money. Don't be involved.

Where are the snap ebt cuts you promised me 8 months ago!?!? I still see tons of people using snap at the store that probably don't really need it.

>>57295699
how did you get this picture of my penis? I don't remember taking any photos

>>57295715
and will never repeat?

We give Federal Employees 2 months paid time off, every fucking year, starting.
Hey, I know, maybe we can get our federal budget balanced if we give them Another day off so they can be even more behind when they get back to work?
That will solve their being overworked on the days they actually fucking show up to do any work at all
3 Months Paid Vacation to be a federal employee with 15 years seniority. Fuckers work literally 75% of the year, and we can't find where our budget over-runs are?
OPEN THE DAMN MARKET THESE BAGS ARE GONNA SINK ME!

I don't care about tiny January dick. I'm better than you dick analyzers at trading and making money. Go back to your Detroit thread.

>>57294997
unemployment rate broke above its 24 month moving average in late 2023 (100% accurate recession indicator).
yield curve inverted, and close to going back positive (almost 100% accurate recession indicator).
conference board’s index of leading economic indicators is currently indicating recession (100% accurate recession indicator).
GDI negative yoy (100% accurate recession indicator).
and before some midwit chimes in with muh election year muh they’ll pump the markets or whatever, remember that 4 of the last 5 recessions occurred during election years (or 3/5 if you don’t count the dotcom recession because 2001 was when the recession officially began, but 2000 is when the stock market began to crash). and one of those, 1980, was literally a democrat incumbent running for reelection and a recession happened then, and the republican challenger won. so there’s nothing unprecedented about them losing control of the economy in an election year.

>>57295714
Inflation still above 2%
Rates will not be cut
War in the middle east will drive up oil prices
Banks still sitting on tons of underwater 2% bonds

Robert Trujillo says he's in Metallica

All in on lithium around ultimo 2024

The future smells of burning of the lesser races and lithium batteries.

Check out tup, Tupperware. The SEC is threatening delistment. what do you think? I think I will continue stacking. Do not get spooked by SEC spooks

Africa smells like human flesh being cooked on burning electronics. SOURCE: trip last week for Christmas church evangelist trip.

China bros...

>>57295714
>>57295746

>>57295840
when people start touting """100% accurate indicators""" you know the bull run has only just started.

>>57295375
Its funny how retsrded people are. AI doesnt exists, shitty VI’s exist right now. We dont have the hardware for an AI, no amount of programming will fix that shit, we lack hardware.

>>57295645
Robert Trujillo

>>57295816
bobo must have gone to chyna

>>57295861
Deer god...

>>57295867
I have a cure for what ails you

PBOC YOU CHANG NIGGERS LOWER YOUR RATES

>>57295875
thanks it's soft again

>>57295867
yesm

>>57295845
I screenshotted your post, anon. these are not meme lines on tradingview. they’re real measures of the real economy. gross domestic income. unemployment. the price of us treasuries. sure the s&p might spend another couple months going up to 5300 or something before it peaks, but a recession is definitely happening in the near future.

>>57295816
Where does China get their uranium for the multiple reactors on line and will those selling uranium to China be able to keep up with China's demand in the next ten years if China builds the nuclear power plants being planned?

>>57295885
if these measures were 100% certain to be accurate they'd be priced in by everyone already. But you should be aware that markets do not react rationally. They have dumped in good times, and pumped during bad.

Band juice

>>57295884
i need a warm cuddly doe gf in need of a sugar daddy i need it so bad i need

Can't even use my own drunk name. Juice. I hate you faggggs is the ticker.

Furry shit is a new all time low for an already shit thread.

>>57295890
>Where does China get their uranium for the multiple reactor
Russia and Kazakhstan.

>>57295936
tell me about it

BABA bros it's so fucking unequivocally over... I'm contemplating selling everything and going long: AAPL, NVDA, AMD and AMZN...

>>57294782
>futures

>>57295885
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 negative to zero under debt based fiat, 2022 was the bottom, all the money printed during the scamdemic is still here, earning 5% interest (printed into existence through deficit spending), waiting to flow back larger than ever
>Graph note: The Fed stopped reporting Institutional Money Market Funds as a separate series in 2020, hence ((Total MMF/1000)-Retail MMF's) as Total MMF's is given in millions of millions instead of thousands of billions and Retail is already included in m2

>>57295952
just keep DCAing chinabro diamond hands it's gonna pay off in 2065 when china market starts growing faster than USA

100 relies. 0 financial advice. Juice burnd in the showurrs.

>OH MY SOIENCE DID YOU SEE THE LATEST CHINA COLLAPSING NEWS?!?!?!?!?
>SELL SELL SELL SELL SELLS SLELLS SL ELSSL SLLE LS SLLELS SLLS

>>57295978
LMFAO. Out of the blue, didn't expect this one, caught me off guard... Holy kek.

>>57295978
I'm the feraljak in the background, in the right rim of the foreground jak's glasses.

Has anyone else here lied on their resume to get a tech job?

Watching an ep of ST TNG. Seen some backround extra chick hot as fuck. Thought about how it'd be to bend her over the console and nail her. Then I realized the ep was filmed in 1990 and at least she'd be 52 today. Needless to say all thoughts of nailing her vanished.

Whoduun. Baan me

>>57296017
no you would be fired when you couldnt perform

>>57294908
i can save her

Lose da munnay anon. Support Detroit.

>>57296043
But what if I could perform? It's just a basic bitch data science role

Niggerst and bocts don't listen to this.

CHINAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Baidudu heads... they are raughing at us.

>>57295952
JD is up :)

>>57294883
This reminds me of my minimum wage prep cook job where the negro dishwashers got fired in the middle of dinner service for throwing away hundreds of dollars worth of stainless steel bowls instead of washing them. Good times

>>57295779
You can fight the Fed and, by God, Bitcoin's showed us you can fight the SEC.

Godspeed, TUP baggies.

>>57296067
Check it again lol
>9618: 96.60 HKD −1.70 (−1.73%)

>>57296055
I have gotten jobs that I was "unqualified" for by being honest with what I knew and what I would do to make myself more useful. Of course you should research topics that would be helpful for fulfilling your duties. Another helpful thing to talk about is projects youve worked on that are related to the role. If the job requires excel, talk about your autistic money management and investment workbook lol

>>57296066
Can you explain this as if you're talking to a golden retriever?
>>57296067
It's down 2% wtf you on about...

>>57294806
Dpst/kre either economy crashes and they cut or the economy chugs along and they have to bail out banks by extending btfp another year

>44 years old
>$5m in liquid assets, mix of inheritance and stock success
>$1.2 million house
>120K AAV
Am I top 5%? Am I a failure at life? Never had sex

>>57296064
> HEY. I DIDN'T SIGN UP FOR THIS!!

>>57294806
The market doesn't look good to me. Lithium and EEV is going down the shitter but it's a long term trend, there's no bounce in sight. Everything else looks like noise.
I am buying treasury ETFs.

>>57296112
You are only a failure if you didn't meet your goal

>>57296084
>Can you explain this as if you're talking to a golden retriever?
1) Open TradingView
2) Look up "Baidu" (Specifically 9888/Baidu Inc on the HKEX, since that's what's actively trading)
3) Laugh or raugh depending on your ethnicity

>>57296136
Yeah I know it's down 8% but why?

>>57296140
Looks like he updated the post:
>The report triggered some concerns about potential sanctions by the U.S.

If Baidu's arming the PLA, your BIDU shares might get the LUKOY treatment.

Yank market down tomorrow, check gatekeeper on TSX.

https://www.gatekeeper-systems.com/investors/

>>57295936
>new
Did you forget bunfag?

>>57294964
>video describes itself as “what war does to children”
>smiggers instantly call out for being Jewish because Jews are root of all global wars

Funny thing is what western child would ever go thru this. Maybe if they showed lil ahmed with 20 siblings living in a shanty room getting bombed, one could plead it’s nots a Semitic propaganda

>futures
https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1705286100509304.webm

>>57294997
Nigger you just described the biggest bear case you nimwit. Stocks rallied in oct/nov/dec because of cuts. If economy stays strong no reason to cut AND banks get fucked (means more liq like last march, and even more high inflation)

>>57296069
>the negro dishwashers got fired in the middle of dinner service for throwing away hundreds of dollars worth of stainless steel bowls instead of washing them
kekkies
>when mom discovers the piss drawer vibes

>>57295897
>if these measures were 100% certain to be accurate they'd be priced in by everyone already.
efficient market hypothesis is bullshit, the market is drive by wishcasting
people have cash and really want to make more off it, they'll ignore flashing red lights out of greed

What evil things will the markets do while American exchanges are closed for a holiday?

>>57296154
>arming the PLA,
What the fuck does PLA stand for?

>>57296260
People's Ligma Army

>>57296265
>Ligma
What is ligma?

>HSI in the green suddenly
Is it because the yuan tanked after the PBOC refused to do a rate cut?

>>57296225
kek

>>57296260
Nigga, how the fuck do you not know what "PLA" stands for? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Liberation_Army

>>57296273
Ligma balls

>>57296256
Clearly all of them.
>>57296312
Is that a candy flavor?

>>57296297
that's real? I thought it was just a chinese group in Eve Online.

>>57296297
SCMP (Alibaba) is talking shit about the government again, through exposing their cooperation with Baidu? Am I getting this shit right?
>>57296312
>pic rel.

blackbros it's our day tomorrow

>>57296260
Pix
Lt
Again
tony

>>57296312
I'm sorry I'm not familiar with that type of ball.

>>57295578
Nigger we are entering a new paradigm. Yields will not continue to fall due to globalization and advancements in technology. You’d think AI will do this, but it won’t, tech showed you over the last decade it didn’t solve any novel problems with 100s of trillions of capital. What will AI do to take us in to a new age? High compute power is limited by physical world. How much power do we need just to write a fanfiction about a darth Vader dildo hunting down and assraping child’s to death? Best it will be is another tool we will use to give marginal gains to productivity. But will that offset costs to debt/service debt by govs? New advances in ag for better food yields? Better transport infrastructure? New forms of energy production? Green energy is a net loss.. new materials? We are degrading back to natural materials (look at microplastic problems) it’s all gonna get more expensive and we have to now look at how much inflation will devalue currency ratio’d to real growth. Not an economist here so might be harder to say what growth will do but it’s not looking rosy

>>57296442
>things are changing
they never change

>>57296442
that's a lot of words to say absolutely nothing

>uranium

>>57296488
can you believe the price has gone from 60$ to 100$ in just a few months. i think uraniums going to 250$

>>57296499
what causes uranium to ultra giga pump for like a single day then fall back down by 80%? I saw a graph and it happened like twice before. Is this the scheduled time the US refreshes all its warheads or something.

>>57296442
No, see: >>57295961 stop comforting real growth with nominal growth. Fed was literally created to force nominal growth, we abandoned hard money to rig nominal growth, number will go up.

>>57296499

The blowoff is coming for sure. It's getting to the point where I have to start really watching the sentiment closely. Cramer or CNBC or finance rags being bullish means the end is close, as does the CFTC or DOE getting involved.

And roasties or black twitter buying in will be the absolute last warning to get out. I might have to follow some stock-thots on twitter just for this purpose.

>>57295961
updated version of the chart btw lol

>>57296488
is UUUU still a buy?

>>57296530
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium_market

Or if you want more detail, skip to "Enter the Nuclear Regulatory Commission" and the second graph's green line for the first peak: https://thebreakthrough.org/issues/energy/history-of-u-s-uranium-industry

2007 was a commodity boomtime and prompted by trouble at Cigar Lake and running out of decomissioned nukes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium_bubble_of_2007

>>57296579

I've tried to tell people this before and nobody listens but: picking miners is a fool's game, they are the ultimate insider plays and you have no edge.

If you are bullish the sector just buy the ETFs. URNM has treated me right.

>>57296575
>And roasties or black twitter buying in will be the absolute last warning to get out.
Ah, a fellow expert bubble investor. In this case though, I think we may want to hold a couple runners even after that point. Fuel buyers are relentless and cost-insensitive, facing an actual uranium shortage for at least the next year or two.

>>57296579
>is UUUU still a buy?
previous thread, others mentioning UEC is the better choice. UUUU is meme tier.

>>57296627
>picking miners is a fool's game
sounds about right

>>57296575
>Cramer
I saw him on regular nbc talking goyball on the pregame show yesterday. I stopped watching CNBC it actively was making me a worse trader. When push comes to shove only 1 thing moves the markets, an imbalance of buyers vs sellers. All that stuff they talk about on CNBC is irrelevant for short term scalp trading.

Is the market actually closed tomorrow or is it some kind of sick joke?

Amazon gonna buy FedEx?

>>57296729
https://www.cmegroup.com/trading-hours.html#trading-holiday-hours sleep in

>>57296729
both

God dammit Rocker is going to be insufferable now

>>57296755
Take that back!

>>57296472
>never change
Except technological advancement has underpinned societies advancement since words were chiseled into stone. When was the last tech leap anon?>>57296487
(You) are a faggot and an idiot. If you don’t have the IQ to see how AI will fail to meet expectations, and how there aren’t any new greenfield ventures to capitalize on; what are you doing here? Maybe take your head out of your 2D tranime-penetrated anus and ask what will more 3rd worlders being imported will do for productivity?

>>57296556
The only worthy (you) for (me), explain how costlier debt [without inflation] will pump stocks. Remember inflation is out of the bag and destroying civil society beyond the ass ravaging it’s encumbered. It’s not just wyte pipo who will be looking for the administrative state being flayed on a bloody board in the middle of city streets

banking

>>57296853
All hail King Nigger!

>>57296869
>what will more 3rd worlders being imported will do for productivity?
pump my bags hopefully

>>57296870
I'm thinking schwab calls on wednesday

>>57296888
That is the final blackpill
That we need unfetted mass immigration to create more consumers to sell more products to work more hours to buy more shit.
So that line go up
Seems like a form of blood sacrifice when you think of it just importing more serfs to the fiefdom.
With the main goal of getting out of the working class so you are not spending your time to pay taxes to support the plebs but enter into the aristocracy of the magic compound numbers.

>>57296944
*tuesday

>>57296944
They've been screwing my account up since the year started so I agree with you on that one.

>>57296946
Well yeah fuck else we gonna do at this point? Ethnogenesis is still in its early stages but is past the point of being reversible either, you simply cannot purge half of your population.

>>57296970
We had our shot but let it slip away

>>57296946
No, you dont need immigrants.
Could just make it cheaper to have a family and offer tax incentives for each children you got

>>57296869
>how will monetary expansion increase nominal stock values?
Are you 'aving a giggle?

>>57297028
>tax childcels to oblivion
well, i guess i can always resort to surrogacy.

>>57297028
women are choosing to go into their 40s childless and single, no 'tax incentive' will change our delusional and broken culture

>>57296870
for me it's tsmc calls

>>57297028
I think you forget who makes the rules, The aristocracy does not care about race or culture of the plebs. Only numbers.

>>57297113
America has a culture?
Hol' up... America has a RACE???
I'm 29 and just now learning these things.

>>57297092
So SOXL calls? That's all I needed

>>57297113
I was responding to a guy who said you needed immigration in order to consume, and gave him another way to do it instead of immigration.
>>57297061
No, dont need to increase taxes for people without children. Just decrease it for those who got children. Those kids will pay for themselves in tax money when they are grown up

>>57297137
>No, dont need to increase taxes for people without children. Just decrease it for those who got children.
i genuinely don't think this would do much to move the needle.

>>57297122
>has
had

>>57297122
Coke, sportsball, hollywood, nascar, barbecues, corporatism and all
And no race anymore, we are the abomination of the seven deadly sins.
>>57297137
you already get tax credits for children and if you are on welfare or in the military you get paid more for more children you have. they still do not care, they just want more.

Who the fuck called Daddario a dude? The first thing I saw prior to refreshing /biz and then switching to the new thread.

>>57296870
I love the american "tradition" to call bank companies, "Bancorp". It makes it all that much more evil and sinister.
>No, we are not only a bank, we are a bank CORPORATION

>>57297143
Well, would need more things as well, since the jewish government has made everything that a family needs expensive as fuck, and made it so people who want a normal job has to spend equivelant of a mortgage just to get education, and you dont start working and earning money until you are in your late 20s, which delaya children even more

CAMECO WILL FLIP NVIDIA

50 years ago, if I wanted to be a fisherman, I needed to
>be 10
>go to a boat
>join them
Or
>use a row-boat
>sell fish to local market
Now I need to
>go to school until Im fucking 24
>come from ultra wealthy fishing family, since government made the fishing quotas so expensive that you have to be a billionaire to fish

>>57297204
50 years ago (actually a little more) my father came to germany, not knowing german, having had only 6 years school education in a small village by a teacher that taught each class, having only worked on fields and a little here and there, having been hired on the spot by the company that was looking for workers in the foreign country, having worked for that company his whole working life and amassed that much money he bought property in his homeland and build a house and has money that he gifted his children and still has reserves for himself etc.

Now you'd come as an equivalent person and you'll work for 500-800€ a month or just go for the neetbux.

>>57297291
*equivalent in education, not working morale and output capacity

>>57297291
Bullshit, i make 5k a month with 3 years of experience. In germany and with a trades job.
Seems like you all have skill issues or arent even trying.

>>57297307
Seems like you have reading issues. I wrote he had only primary school education and couldn't speak the language, also not english (NATURALLY back then). And no "experience".

>Swedish households grow more optimistic on housing prices as the country’s central bank signals that it’s done raising borrowing costs

Lol? With lower rates the prices will probably increase again, as sellers know that the interest costs are less.

>>57297307
>>57297291
I also had a trades job that didnt need much education, and I earned decent.
Problem is that, even tho 65k$ a year is 'decent', its really not decent at all, since everything is taxed to fuck and prices of everything is inflated.
2 fucking avocados cost 5$ in my country, and they're not even huge like you get in california for example.
Also everything is regulated to fuck. 40 years ago you could just build your house, now everything with house building is regulated to fuck, so it costs way more.
Atleast house prices is only bad if you want to buy a new house, or in a city, so theres that atleast.
I'm only 28, earned 29$/hour. 15 years ago, I could've bought a week worth of dinner for that 1 hour I worked, now I can only buy 1 dinner for it.
Also gas is 2$/L, compared to 0,8-1$\L 15 years ago, so just driving to work costs 100$ a week
I started smoking when I was 14. one pack cost 7$. Now it costs 16$.
Shit is fucking insane

I'm hungry

I just noticed AAPL is no longer the most valuable stock.

SOON

>>57297582
AMZN is the most expensive stock and has been by a lot for awhile, right?
>79.2x p/e
jesus fuck

>>57297595
>AMD

>>57297595
I meant most valuable in terms of market capitalization. The megacap stocks with the highest P/E ratios seem to be AMD, LLY, CRM, and then AMZN.

>>57297617
ehhh? whaht the fuck is going on there

>>57297595
Amazon is trading at 2.8x revenue. Apple is 7.5.

Amazon is still growing and reinvesting a large portion of revenue. That's why it's P/E looks insane.

Apple is a stagnant company that relies on preserving their obscene margins.

Amazon at 80 PE is cheaper than Apple at 30 PE

>>57297637
okie makes sense

>>57297637
>Apple is a stagnant company that relies on preserving their obscene margins.
apple will have a monopoly over the 1billion of poos using phones

>>57297663
Huge cope Indians are notorious Android enjoyers.

>In 2022, Android held a share of 95.26 percent of the mobile operating system market in India. This was followed by Apple's iOS, a distant second, with 3.92 percent market share

holy kek it's even worse than i thought

>>57297671
isn´t it simply because androids are cheaper?

iphone will be seen as the phone for the newly rich poos

>>57297676
Yes but people don't just switch the ecosystem on a dime, and it's not like there aren't flagship Androids that cost as much as an iPhone

An Indian kid who grew up with Android and became rich will just buy a Pixel or Galaxy

>>57297637
Amazon's business is inherently low margin, AMZN at 10 PE is more expensive than AAPL at 50 PE

>>57297663
India has it's own mobile OS and it's exactly what you would expect from India.

I will be baking once the thread hits 300

>>57297691
They have double investment in R&D and almost quadruple in SGA and their revenue base is higher and they're growing at an insane rate for a company of that size. Amazon has infinite ways to bring up bottom line income at end game.

On the other side Apple is already at end game and there are only downsides. They can't increase margins, they're not growing and they're not investing. There's nothing to look forward to as bottom line income increase in the future for Apple, which makes it's PE insane since it's essentially just a mature consumer durable company.

>Jing Dong Ching Chong: -2.24%
>Alibaba's Thieving Stock: -0.99%
>BuyDooDoo: -11.88%

>>57297512
Entry to job is harder and cost of living is higher. Both got worse.

Only recently after Corona entry to job got a little softer again, depending on the job. But in general, prior to that it was virtually only getting more difficult.

Also:

>Sweden inflation higher than anticipated
AAAAAAAAAHAHAH FUCKIN RIKSBANK,

>>57297671
i enjoy my Samsung S23+ and my skin is pale white.

>>57297731
You shouldnt have accepted all the jews who ran from Norway during ww2.
Or we shouldve been better at sending them all to germany

>>57297712
I know better than to buy YANG now. I'll wait until Xi executes some company execs and buy some cheap YINN.

Fresh celebratory bread

>>57297755

>>57297755

>>57297755

>>57297690
if they had an economic boom like what we saw with china, you´d have 2 or 3 generations of indians with fresh mind that could be formated from 0, since their life expectancy is lower anyway.. problem is, i think their leaders are retarded and that their policy of ambiguity slightly leaning to the west is going to bite them back

>>57297637
this guy gets it
>>57297691
Ads, AWS, services. This man is a full blown retard

>>57297775
I also think Amazon might have potential, Apple not.

>>57297775
Wow, 20% of AMZN revenue has decent margins

>>57297847
AWS, Services, 1P,3P, ADs, Prime, TV, Autonomous Taxis, Walkout tech. RIVN stake, its own graphical accelerators, Amazon robotics, The worlds best and fastest logistics network. Once amazon stops lighting its gross profits on fire, having just finished its largest cap ex cycle ever, it'll match apples net income in a year or two. AMZN will be the worlds largest or second largest company by EOY 2026. Screen cap this.

>>57297888
>0.5T in revenue
A little cost efficiency, turns them into a money printer that would make j pow blush

bakimng

>>57298319
futures

>>57298322
bobo will pay

>>57294908
> that filename
LAMAOOO