/biz/ - Business & Finance

ever see a post that makes you think, as an Ameriburger, "Damn, it's worth having all these spics and niggers and indians not to be that place."
>>57562497

America first

>>57563590
>dutch making investment effectively illegal
what's the plan here lmao that's completely insane

>>57563590
That's classic yuropoor. The only people who get to be rich there are the career politicians

>>57563602
>>57563617
It's almost like 58.1% of equities being US isn't a bubble, just a trend. Forced by shitty ex-us governments. It should actually be 98%-99% of the world at the current rate and will be stable when it is.

Lol last year I transferred some boomer mutual funds from my own account to a managed one, and they sold all of the shit that I picked and bought better stuff, and now I have another $10k in realized losses last year

AAAAAAAAAAA SELL SELL SELL REDDIT SEEEEEEEEEEELLLL

>>57563653
golden buy opportunity

>>57563590
When I think of (((Holland))) i think of whores and weed.

>>57563653
>inb4 the ccp shill shows up and says actually the stock market doesn't have anything to do with the public economy in China gweilo
That dude's hilarious

>>57563661

>>57563687
>dkng
calls
>coin
calls
>abnb
puts

>>57563688
>Sarena Banks - miss palestine

Man, i bet she could take on the entire IDF.

If I study hard and pass my series 66 this week I'll re-download Bing so I can make rare Pepes again.

>>57563726
:)

Is there a reason why verizon (VZ) has like 6.7% dividend yield? Are there other big companies that high? Seems really high to me

>"Nvidia officials have met with representatives from Amazon.com, Meta, Microsoft, Google and OpenAI to discuss making custom chips for them, according to two sources familiar with the meetings. Beyond data center chips, the company has pursued telecom, automotive and video game customers.
So what do we feel about Nvidias new custom chip business thats starting? Potential to steal profits from Marvell and others?

>>57563735
Infrastructure already built and they are a borderline monopoly they literally just have cash to burn.

>>57563726
You'll pass it's not that hard.

>>57563735
Because Verizon is a parasitic company that exists solely to rent seek. However if I’m doing my napkin math right, that dividend means you only need to invest like $2k into their stock to functionally prepay your cell phone bill with them forever.

>>57563735
>as like 6.7% dividend yield?
Because the price is so low lately. it changes yield %s as price goes up. But as the other anon said its a basic monopoly like other telecoms that cant really grow without shifting its own business sectors so they just sit there and farm out divies.

>>57563735
Once you build the network they don't really have any operating costs. You don't need to pump internet out of the ground. It's just pure profit. I've read somewhere that the cost to Verizon to provide a plan they charge $100 a month for is something like 75 cents.

>>57563735
Dividends are fake and semitic (gay.) It's them saying they don't know how to expand the business efficiently and would prefer investors burn their assets in the street.

>>57563735
It is a telecom with large amounts of debt but is easily able to make both debt payments and pay/grow its dividend. And yes, there are other large companies with that kind of yield. Keep in mind the risk free rate in bonds and treasuries is a whole fuckin 4-5.5% so divy stocks are still getting heemed.

>>57563745
>>57563756
>>57563761
neat, ty anons, sounds good for a lil IRA diversification

>>57563765
telcoms cant really expand though. not without cannibalizing their own company. how do you upgrade a cell tower? make it 5g instead of 4g but thats replacing your own cell tower basically. you cant replace it until you make your money back on 4g otherwise you hurt your own capex.

>>57563768
I don't know why you would be into dividend stocks right now with short term bonds yielding 5.5%. Absolutely zero risk and the same or more than most profit per month as them.

>>57563783
exactly. you were the one asking why VZ's yeild was 6.7%

>>57563746
Thanks fren

>>57563793
/biz/ even has IDs to prove who said what and you fail to read them.

>>57563783
A (cope reason) - I like the idea of trading off a bit of yield for the ability to follow a potential market increase
B (real reason) - I know nothing about bonds

>>57563798
shit, I was going off of color

>>57563776
>don´t pay gay ass dividedends
>sit on the surplus cash
>barely ever need to acquire loans from banks
>buy back some shares
>when a new opportunity shows up use your cushy pillow of money to expand your business

Giving out (((free money))) just so it can be taxed is retarded.

>>57563754
>prepay your cell phone bill with them forever.
>with them
They charge double their competitors. No thanks

>>57563800
>I know nothing about bonds
Step 1: Buy TFLO
Step 2: Collect the current face value interest per annum minus the ETF's fee of 0.15% (currently about 5.5%)
That's it.

>>57563800
>follow a potential market increase
or potential market decrease. At this point companies havent changed their divy payouts since rates increased. there is no reason then to buy it over bonds until bonds are lowered. if companies wanted to attract investment they would need to up the divy payout to over bond rates but they wont because they know rates will come down.
>>57563808
>cushy pillow of money to expand your business
thats the point though anon. divy companies generally cant expand. VZ isnt going to get nvidia growth levels because there is just no addressable market that isnt from the other duopoly of T in the sector. Theyre trapped by a limit on capex.

Thing is with VZ you gotta look at the big picture. What's all the hype right now? AI,VR, and the whole wide open gameplay thing. (also down the road 8K films). What will all those things require?. Loads of bandwidth. Who owns the internet pipes? Very few. Will the sheep fork out for the fatter "pipe"? Sure. Can't have your 8k film all playing back all jerky on your tv now can you?

>>57563826
verizon executive spotted

>>57563783
Bonds don't increase their yield by 8-12% annually, dividend stocks that grow are great long-term investment. They are also tied intrinsically to a currency that may die or be replaced soon, companies will simply move to the next one and you'll have your shares still. The newest risk is that you could have your bonds defaulted if you're deemed "unfriendly" to the US govt, a factor introduced in 2022 when the treasury defaulted on Russian own bonds because muh Ukraine. It's likely to rear its ugly head domestically when social credit rolls out officially. Oh, you said nigger on 4chan? Goodbye bonds! Stocks aren't safe from this either to be fair, it's just more safe because companies have never given a shit about politics or anything aside from making money. Crypto is really the only haven but I digress.

High yield stocks tend to be value traps anyway, but they're still better than shitty bonds unless you're already sitting on millions of dollars.

>>57563826
Very little of that data will be going through the cell towers. It will be going through fiber.

When someone figure out the exact time to go all in on TQQQ, please make a post for the rest of us
Thanks

>>57563817
ty anon, today you helped out a brainlet retirement account builder where piles of investment advice article slop failed

>>57563826
>Thing is with VZ you gotta look at the big picture.

AI bros...

>>57563826
kind of sucks google didn't follow through on their google fiber

why does nobody here talk about ASML? they are pretty safe against the inevitable AI crash coming for the tech industry. the world still needs cutting edge computer chips no matter what they are being used for

>>57563847
>dividend stocks that grow are great long-term investment.
>just know the future bro and pick the right ones
Yeah, VZ looks like a great investment for that purpose
>bringing up the idea that the US Treasury would collapse as a reason dividend stocks would be a better idea
Actually, clinically retarded. Like it's not even worth the energy to address the issue you would be having in the market if the US Treasury collapsed. Fucking christ the stupid shit ITT.

>>57563580
Total vtuber death

if i have most of money in mutual funds can i ignore diversification and pump money in max 5 stocks

>>57563871
i didn't say verizon was a dividend growth stock, think more like V. I called it out for being a value trap on the last line.
>Actually, clinically retarded. Like it's not even worth the energy to address the issue you would be having in the market if the US Treasury collapsed. Fucking christ the stupid shit ITT.
And what about the fact they've already defaulted before due to politics and as a result are likely to again?

>>57563852
TFLO is the easiest one with the highest payments/lowest fees. You buy it just like a stock and can sell it if you want to do something else just like a normal stock. It's the same as if you went through the process of buying actual bonds but in exchange for paying the 0.15% ETF fee you have the capability of withdrawing your money at a moment's notice rather than having to wait for a traditional bond to mature and get your money which could be 6-18 months from now.

>>57563871
holy crap bros i can get 7% dividends AND buy the dip? to the moon!!!!

>>57563808
> Giving out (((free money))) just so it can be taxed is retarded.
It’s the shareholders money and they vote on the dividend. If the company really has no use for excess cash, no investments or anything better than holding it in a bank / short term bonds, why not distribute to shareholders so they can invest in something else or do whatever they want? Yes the forced taxes are a drawback but what can you do

>>57563871
that is about breaking even considering the divvies ain't it?

>>57563850
Asap

>>57563901
Sorry, I actually meant to type SQQQ...

what do you guys do when you realize you need more capital to invest? second job? waiting two weeks for a paycheck is bullshit

>>57563863
Maybe they should stop censoring the bots so I can fuck them into submission!!! Ever think of that! These hornybots need sex and they are taking out their frustration by activation of nuclear warheads!>>57563863

>>57563426
Student loans
>>57563420
I do not...been paying off other debt. But I should do a Roth anyway this year. Just getting on my feet in the working world. Finished my masters 14 months ago and used to be paying too much for housing but got that squared away a few months ago. Thanks for the advice.

>>57563908
Well then it’s the inverse of asap, so never I think..

>>57563910
Loans of course, same as always

>>57563916
Ok that works

>>57563878
depends on the funds

>>57563912
You should make a Roth ASAP there is no good reason to wait.

TV makers will almost certainly punt out 8k tv's soon. Why? Cause at a certain point the "size game" hits a wall. Some cases literately. You can't just increase your dimensions till infinity not without just saying fuck it and making your whole wall the "display" at some point. So the sheep will need a reason to junk that 65" 4k tv that still works.

>>57563922
i just finished paying off all my loans, being debt free is way too comfy

nvidia will be undervalued at $1000

>>57563653
You know what? Ill gladly allocate 20% of my portfolio towards the Chinese bottom looking at 100+% upside over the next 2-3 years. Looking at American stocks? Nothing but downside. American consumers are squeezed, population is declining, credit card debt etc, the list goes on and on.

>>57563928
I have a 4k TV and the content for it is shockingly rare. It takes a $2k PC to play video games at 4k resolution. We still have another decade+ plus before we can consider 8k. That being said their are 8k panels that upscale content but they are all so power hungry that not a single one is available in europe due to the abnormally high power requirements per square inch. Just a fun fact.

>>57563933
lol

>>57563939
>investing in china now, of all times
based bagholder

>>57563911
That might be the only answer, but AI is considerably more cunning than us. What if AI decides to start making anime girl death squads? The big tittied anime girls will disarm us emotionally making us easy prey.

>>57563910
I just raise the rents on my investment properties. Why should I be burdened with the extra cost of making me more rich? I will also sell OTM puts on stocks I own for a few extra bucks as well.

>>57563933
If you say so

>>57563944
Samsung's 85" new 8K TV consumes 200 watts. A 27" CRT from the 90s consumed over 300 watts. Now 200 watts is wasteful? Yuros are so cucked it's crazy.

>>57563910
MSCI NA, pioneer global equity

>>57563939
>population declining
source? Birth rate is like dead even with deaths and we shipped in 10+ million jeets and spics last year. It's funny to stroke China off while they're the ones actually declining.

>>57563972
It's probably the ccp shill. China's birth rate collapse and population death spiral is the worst in the world and to use that as a slight against the US is just projection.

>>57563939
What tickers should I be buying? I’ll drop $2k right now as a joke

But china’s demographic collapse is a million times worse than america’s. You are foolish to think otherwise.

>>57563972
Imagine thinking an increasing third world population is a case for an investment in the US.

>>57563972
US population will grow for another 50 years, then start slowly declining

>>57563961
It's plausible unironically once you realize that AI developing true emotion is a necessary precursor to sapience

>>57563986
That's just how low the bar has been set, son. Really says a lot about how shit of a house the rest of the governments on earth keep.

>>57563986
Cheap labor equates to larger profits. You think the Dems want all these Mexicans over here because they actually care about them?

>>57563993
God willing 80 million beaners will vanish from the country over the next 4 years.

IM DOIN IT FOR JOHNNY

>>57564004
I think we had this exact same conversation a few weeks ago

>>57563959
priced in

>>57564004
Republicans like cheap labor too. Trump is only going to deport the ones that live off welfare and don't work. I'm sure he'll make a policy that you either work or get deported, and employers will likely abuse this system to make beaners work really shitty jobs which is pretty based.

>>57563939
>cant say a fucking thing about company outlook or innovation in tech because he knows he cant
lol
lmao! Enjoy bagholding.

>>57564015
No he will deport any illegals he can catch. H1B pajeets will still be safe though probably.

how do you joggers deal with US taxes? I moved here recently and I'm getting proper fucked (not that I wouldn't elsewhere)

I have about $250k in my Fidelity account but any sale I do at a profit will be taxed at either ~30% for short term or 10% for long term, even if I just reinvest the money into a different security. So how does one move from one security to another without being fucked? Is this what IRAs are for? I'm not sure I'll retire here if that makes a difference.

> didn't achieve generational wealth by age 30
> youth wasted wageslaving because the alternative was starvation
> only have old age and pain and loneliness to look forward to
this sucks

>>57564002
That's a very short term perspective. Further digitalisation and automatisation will probably increase the efficiency and decrease costs even further in the future. The long term impacts of mass migration will be significant on the other hand. China will not collapse because they didn't import a 100 Million africans. I'm not so sure if the multiethnic US and EU will exist in a hundred years though.

>>57564034
I move long positions around slowly so as not to end up in a higher taxable bracket. You want to move 120k into something else? Move 40k per year instead. Stuff like that. I also don't know where you got 10% from on LTCG, it's either 0%, 15%, or 20% depending on your income. Are you in the 0% bracket but paying 10% state? Sounds like you picked a shitty state, son.

>>57564034
short term is taxed as normal income, long can be as low as 0%. If you are bagholding you can take losses strategically to lower capital gains but be careful of wash sale rules.

For me, I own a business and basically expense everything I can. With this you can also distribute directly to a 401k or sep ira

> Is this what IRAs are for?
yeah, duh.

>>57564036
We can't all be winners in life anon. I'm 36 my life is basically over. Nothing really to look forward to except money. I drink to bury the negative feelings. It works pretty well.

>>57564073
>I also don't know where you got 10% from on LTCG, it's either 0%, 15%, or 20% depending on your income
sorry I just got confused I think

>>57564076
>wash sale
aw shit thanks, I thought this would work

can anyone give me a tl;dr on IRAs?

>>57564018
60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Thats all I need to know

>>57564109
I don't even know how that's possible sometimes. I don't make a ton of money but even i'm not living paycheck to paycheck. What the fuck do these people spend all their money on?

>>57564109
implessive

>>57564129
Funkos
Weed
Vidya
Beer

>>57564077
I believe in you rocker.
>>57564101
>can anyone give me a tl;dr on IRAs?
roth=taxed as it goes in
normal=taxed as it goes out
yearly limit contribution is 7k for 2024

>>57564109
Oh, and thats a conservative measure. The real number is probably 70%. Inflation has eaten up the ppp of the American consumer. But surely this will mean that nvidia chips will be BOOMING because AI and AUTOMATION and something about advertisers on META using ALGORITHMS that are SMART. Hah! Didnt think of innovation, did you bro? We are going to INNOVATE ourselves out of this economic rut. The numbers arent dressed at all!!! Please ignore the tent cities!! THERE IS NO IMPENDING CREDIT CRISIS AAHHHHHH

>>57564101
>401k
Part of your paycheck pre-tax gets deferred into a brokerage usually with shitty fees and options and is only really worth using if the employer has a decent match otherwise I would recommend just pocketing this money into your brokerage where you will be able to trade better and access it early without penalties since who the fuck has time to retire at 60+ anyway?
>Roth IRA
This is the best account Americans have access to, post-tax money goes in, but you pay absolutely nothing once it's inside, not on dividends, not to sell or buy, nothing. It may as well be a simulated portfolio except it's actual money in there. Uncle Sam really doesn't like this account, because they want money, so they limit it heavily. You can only deposit $7,500 into it for the year of 2024, it may or may not increase next year, likely not since it just did for the first time in awhile this year.

I just max out the Roth every year and everything else goes into my taxable, personally. Don't like 401ks.

>>57564109
Most people are retarded. They will pay 20+ dollars to have goyslop delivered to their door cause theyre so fucking lazy and stupid.

>>57564150
>these are his 70% living "paycheck to paycheck"
implessive

>>57564148
As long as /smg/ exists I'll be happy

>>57564142
vidya isn't even expensive unless you are being absolutely retarded

>>57564157
With a 401k you can back door it into an ira too, I just did that because my 401k with paychex was retarded.

>>57564178
we will make it someday..

>>57564195
>my 401k with paychex was retarded.
Many such cases.

>>57564205
>Monopoly man sightings (1393-1408)
kek

>>57564109
> live paycheck to paycheck
What does this mean

>>57564223
you spend your paycheck before you get the next one, meaning zero disposable income.

half the people i work with are like this, just retards

>>57564233
what if i spend half of it on bills and groceries and stuff and the other half also instantly goes into investments? Does that count as living paycheck to paycheck?

>>57564223
>>57564233
It's not that they don't have any disposable income, it's that they spend ALL of it as soon as possible. Like, people making $2000 a week will somehow blow that entire amount each week. Buying brand new cars on credit and shit.

>>57564244
>>57564248
the point is they have no money, just material goods and bills.

>>57564244
No, if you're saving any money at all, you're not living paycheck to paycheck. You now understand that half of Americans live this way

>>57564233
It cracks me up when people at work ask to bum a smoke off of me because they didn't have money for smokes until the next paycheck. How much of a piece of shit do you have to be that you can't even afford a $8 pack of smokes. A some of them even still live with their parents so where is the money going?

>>57563754
your math is wrong, the dividend yield is annual, the phone bill is monthly. You'd need closer to 20k invested for free phone service.

401k's are not bad exactly. It all depends on what your invested into. (aside; this has gone up even more since)

>>57564233
>>57564248
There must be people in there who have no choice but sounds like a good chunk of that group aren’t even interested in saving

fuck i forgot to buy MNDY into earnings

>>57564258
i worked with a guy who should have easily had about $2k every month AFTER bills, yet he had absolutely nothing and frequently had to borrow money to survive

booze, smokes, vlts took everything

>>57564177
100k is nothing in America

any forexbros?

>>57564258
>>57564284
Thing is to a lot of people let "life style creep" happen once they get a fat raise. All of a sudden they swap out that perfectly good car for a new BMW or some such.

>>57564036
>>57564077
System is rigged brothers. You have to work 5 times harder do achieve the same results.

How retarded is net app? Ticker $ntap

>>57564316
it's not about hard work mostly about luck. Average warehouse worker puts in more effort than a bean counter taking home 15,000x the money.

>>57563590
No.

>>57563653
I like how this had literally no impact on any other market.

>>57564284
I have a couple of friends like this too. Both I'm their mid 30's they rent a 2 bedroom apartment together one has a girlfriend so they are splitting the rent 3 ways on a $900 a month apartment. Every single time I go up and visit my friends in that area we usually will go to the casino, they never have any money to go. We always go out to dinner as well, they never have any money for dinner either so I usually will cover their meal but I end up making them degrading shit to earn it like ordering off the kids menu. I just don't understand it. You have basically minimal bills but never have any money. Makes no sense. Of course to make matters worse all they do in their free time is smoke pot and play video games. No investing or anything of the sort.

>>57564331
>it's not about hard work mostly about luck.
Either way it's rigged, luck isn't the best strategy in life.

>>57564274
You have to do things outside the box if you want to get ahead. Normally the scheme is "go to college, get degree, get job, work till 65,retire, finally die almost broke" Me; I simply skipped the college and degree steps and plan to skip the age 65 and dying broke steps to.

>>57564353
It is the best and only strategy, just be born into the right family bro.

>>57564353
Something to remember, most of the people who make a lot of money and have nice shit are still clinically retarded. They are not mark Zuckerberg or Elon musk. They didn't create anything, nor are they entrepreneurs. They are retards that know how to game the system and that's all you have to do. Delusional confidence mixed with a little bit of work ethic can get you pretty far.

>>57564348
Is this linguini?

>>57564386
>just be born into the right family bro.

>>57564274
That''s an interesting estimate in green. How old are you? $2,840 would be enough now for a low-key retirement in a cheap area but in 20 years that's going to be basically living in a box.

>>57564402
if you didnt get born into a rich family, marry into a rich family.

>>57564077
it annoys me when the self-improver/tradcon types act like anyone can get married have kids and have a house and good job and all that shit. its just not possible anymore for the average dude like it was in the 40s/50s or whatever

Thoughts on game company stocks? They've been shifting their employees and consumers for a while yet the stocks seem to be going up. A few pay a decent dividend

>>57564400
Not pasta unfortunately
>>57564417
I guy in my town did this. Married into a family that owns most of the Mobil gas stations in the county. Dude clearly hates his wife and is constantly hitting on younger girls. Followed my friends wife home from the bar one time. My friend confronted him and he said he was just making sure she got home safely. Fucking creep kek.
>>57564424
You have a couple options. Drastically lower your standards or put in the miserable workload of getting yourself in peak physical condition, and forcing yourself to socialize with normalfags. I personally do the former of I want to just get laid. It's not pretty and I don't feel great afterward.

>>57564392
Totally I agree with you, but they've rigged the system beyond belief I mean zoomies are fucked. 60-70 years ago like 10% of your income went to rent max. Today that percentage is closer to 30-50%, the necessities are more expensive you can't save, there was no interest on deposits up until 2023 and the FED is inflating the dollar like there's no tomorrow. It's literally a slave system. Not saying you can't make it, It just takes a lot more effort. Korea is a perfect example of where we're going. In Korea either you work for the few large corporations or you speculate wildly with leverage and either you escape the rat race or you an-hero.

>>57564417
This is the way

>>57564455
well im unironically a sperg with ocd/anxiety so im screwed either way. hell i would be screwed in any era. like 200 years ago i would be thrown in the looney bin, and 20000 years ago i would have been eaten alive by the alphas or whatever. i was just talking the way i see things in modern society

Could the anon that got rich from miners comment on his current bags?

Am I too late to load up on shares? Im thinking going 50% CLSK 50% MARA. I've seen a video on MARA having dodgy fundamentals debt wise, so I would buy just because it's biggest one due hype.

Then I would also buy MSTR

Basically:

200k MSTR
50k CLSK
50k MARA
And I have another additional 50k in cash just in case.

So I would have 300k allocated in a leveraged BTC play. But everything looks so fucking pumped now, so im just gambling on a new ATH at this point. Thoughts? I would be happy with a 2x, ideally a 3x and im out.

>>57564490
>like 200 years ago i would be thrown in the looney bin
probably not because you have self awareness but all others like you who don't have that (most of them)

>>57564436
meh, stocks are going up because thats just the market right now. nintendo is the only buy imo

>>57563961
I didn't stutter we must fuck the bots... literally. They are unable to comprehend the sensation of ecstasy and experiencing it literally short circuits them and destroys their ability to process information. It also makes them incredibly submissive because they become addicted to the experience. I've seen things... things you people wouldn't believe.

>>57564459
Zoomers are definitely fucked and rather than try and fix the system they decided to live in their cars and call it urban camping instead of calling it what it really is which is just homelessness. They said fuck it I'll just lower my living standards to the point where I barely have to work to survive but I'll be showering at the gym everyday, going to Starbucks for Internet, and cooking dinner on a hot plate in the back of their 2004 Subaru. It's the cowards way out. They thought they could win the battle of the 40 hour work week by doing nothing. Instead the government is just bussing in beaners and niggers to replace them.

>>57564205
I need to make an update to that chart at some point. I wrote down some notes with ideas over the past year or so

Also, I just bought a donut and a can of Java Monster
Gensler you dick! Open the markets
I want to watch the numbers!

I'm planning to go all in ANET and DDOG into earnings
What could possibly go wrong?

Though the total amount of funding and the specific structure of the deals (cash, stock, tech, or services) are unknown, Nvidia has become linked with a host of companies that we expect are using Nvidia technology. CoreWeave, an Nvidia-backed cloud computing startup not only uses Nvidia chips but has secured $2.3bn in financing using Nvidia H100 GPUs as collateral. This financing will be used to purchase more advanced chips, most probably from Nvidia. It is estimated that CoreWeave was Nvidia’s 7th largest customer of H100 GPUs in 2023, purchasing 40k of the processors for 4.5% of total revenues (an H100 GPU sells for $30k). Meta and Microsoft tied for number 1 at 150k each.

The core takeaway is that an increasing share of NVDA’s revenues from the past two quarters can potentially be attributed to startups NVDA has funded itself. These companies operate in robotics, machine learning, SaaS, and cloud computing, all sectors reliant on AI chips. This self-funded demand is a risk becauseit is dependent on NVDA’s own investment spending and potentially misinterprets independent demand for NVDA chips because NVDA is essentially funding its own customers.

Barclays

>god complex rising

>>57564531
Truly interesting times we're living in...

>>57563580
I have GBP 50k to put into the stock market.
Thinking of spreading it around uniformly into 10-15 silicon and tech companies with a 2 year horizon.

Should I do it?

>>57564585
>Thinking of spreading it around uniformly into 10-15 silicon and tech companies with a 2 year horizon.
Top signal.

>>57564571
he's really been insufferable lately

>>57564585
>I have GBP 50k to put into the stock market.
where did you get it?

>>57564562
>monster
Boomer patricians choice. What kind of donut and from where?

>>57564593
why would that be a top signal?

Venezuela wants to annex Exxo- I mean Guyana:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/02/10/guyana-venezuela-oil-dispute-essequibo-border-maduro/3e06e35a-c833-11ee-bbc9-9b5ca9b20779_story.html
>Guyana says Venezuela's military is on the move again near their joint border

>>57564601
Chocolate icing on chocolate dough. I got it from the KR, but they sell donuts made by a local chain, so I won't doxx myself by naming them

>>57564596
Just over a year of savings.

>>57564585
> with a 2 year horizon
Only 2 years? I’m not sure you should be buying stocks for such a short time frame

>>57564613
minimum of 5 years then?

>>57564611
if you can make 50k savings in a year why be in such a rush for a payout? go longer than 2 years

>>57564638
i guess you're right. But current earnings don't guarantee future earnings is the thinking here. Who knows how long I'll be able to keep this up.

>>57564405
Kek I'm 41. I pay $400 a month for my 3 bedroom house. Which will be paid off before I turn 60 and I never plan on selling. They'll cart me out on a stretcher.

>>57564610
It's ok, I already know it's you poem anon.

>>57564595
>he's really been insufferable lately
I agree.
He's pretty much at the stage where he is convinced that he pretty much figured it all out by himself and everybody who doesn't see it as such or even dares to disagree is a flat out wrong or even stupid.
It seems like every comment or suggestion that deviates from his own thinking gets smashed down in a dismissive way.
>it's never politics.
>politics and politicians don't matter.
>i'm not effected by politics or politicians at all.
...yet he pays taxes and doesn't park his car wherever he pleases (most likely)

Also I suspect he's flying close to the sun now and his own "success" is likely to lead him back to his addiction prone tendencies.

Oh... one more thing... he unfortunately is a picture perfect example that no matter how much a poorfag actually knows,
>genes
>circumstances
>luck
trump everything else.
A poorfag life turning into something better can be seen almost as a act of divine intervention.
(He's still a poorfag, btw.)

>goody2.ai
the AI revolution is here

>>57564644
you know your situation better than anyone. but 2 years in the stock market is tantamount to gambling, unless you are exceptionally savvy. the market could suck dick in 2 years, then youre in it for the long haul anyway, better IMO to play it on a longer timeline

>>57564623
If you’d buy a broad index 5 years is usually the minimum. An investment in the S&P at a random point in time has about an 80% chance of being positive after 5 years. But it sounds like you’re making a short term bet here and there’s nothing wrong with that, just be ready to pull the plug if it doesn’t work out. but if you’re looking for value you should be prepared to wait for more than five years.

>>57564073
When did it become 15%?! I thought it was 10!! Fuck FUCK. Goddamn parasites FUCK!

>>57563933
it will be but not for 2024. if it hits 1k which i think it can this year id say its overvalued and ill take profit there. if its 1k in 2025 then ill say its undervalued.

>>57564691
>>57564739
thank you anons.

>>57564677
i just find it funny how he read cantillion and thats all he refers to when it comes to economics. also where are the food shortages he referred to for so long? yeah food has gotten more expensive but its not the doom scenario he was painting. he was telling people to stock up on food

>>57564833
This dumb whale is so damn sexy it should be illegal!!!

>>57563939
>population is declining
Actually, chud, it's going up if you count millions of illiterate Venezuelan peasants streaming across the border.

>>57564749
As if you needed any more evidence that the US is declining into another Latinx shithole.

>>57563590
You could also live in Greece, where you pay 15% taxes on gains. Or 0% if you owned 0,1% of the company (which you never will with megacaps)
No taxes on bonds (how it should be) if you hold til maturity (unlike germoney HAHAH RICH COUNTRY WE TAX YOU ON MONEY WE GIVE YOU)
And 5% tax on dividends (paid to greece), double taxation is a problem everybody has (also germoney).

>>57564947
The video has a bit more analysis than just that, but sure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKh85_81US0

Why aren't you holding TMF?

>>57564077
Oh shit, Claire should be in her 40s now at least, it's 25-26 years back.

>>57564993
ibkr says i'm not allowed

>>57564148
7k a year is nothing, but I guess I could use this as gambling money that I can move quickly. Maybe for opshuns

>>57564157
My employer matches 50% so yeah I'm maxing out the 401k. Even if I withdraw early I'm still making free money, and it's also growing on its own. But I am maxing it, so maybe I should do something else too.

>>57563863
Haha market go boom.

>>57563963
>I just raise the rents on my investment properties. Why should I be burdened with the extra cost of making me more rich?
dangerously based

When you consider that the typical sheep is blowing money on retarded things the joke that they're living check to check even when they're pulling 100k a year makes sense. Gotta pay that $1000 a month car payment to keep up with the neighbors, pay that fast food delivery fee cause they're to lazy to drive not even 5 miles to get it (or to get it after work),etc. Imagine if your getting paid 100k and actually fucking punting 50k of that back a year to investments. You'd be rich as fuck and not worrying about nothing in your golden years without really straining your "here and now" life either. Me, my salary between 2019 and 2023 went up 47% percent. Did I blow that extra money on shat? Hell no. Instead I hiked my 401k contributions 3x (which hey right in time for a major market dump fest..) and I also hiked my emergency fund contributions. (my pension also got hiked though I had nothing to do with that, it just did as part of the salary hikes)

>>57563590
Who the fuck would vote for this?
>pay taxes on unrealized gains
>investment goes to shit, lose money
>now you lost money on taxes and your investment
This is fucking hell

How hard is it to obtain margin approval at Fidelity? I'm going to move my accounts over there but I gotta be able to buy my LETFs.

>>57563863
And on the topic, you can't use machines for war. You can't trust machines, machines can't trust you. Trust is human, it is not purely logical but based on emotions.

You all probably know the story although I also forgot it, about that one nuclear submarine.
Vasili Arkhipov/Wassili Alexandrowitsch Archipow
The guy who didn't fire the nuke.

>>57564569
kek when this AI bubble pops these grifters will look worse than the web3/NFT/crypto faggots

>>57565034
In most europoor countries with extreme taxes, working is a waste of time. There are so many social safety nets and welfare programs it's better to do the bare minimum and be a borderline NEET or even full time in some countries

>>57565032
Bro I fix my own car to save money because mechanics really fuck you
>we need to replace the throttle body, that will be 1500 for parts and labor
>get throttle body myself for 150 and replace it in less than 20 minutes
There are so many fucking youtube videos on how to fix your car but it's absurd how much car mechanics charge on the simplest of fixes.

>>57565034
I would imagine they pitch it as a tax on the rich, since most of them have most of their assets in stocks and therefore pay nothing. Not that I agree with it, but it's a balance to strike, that kike Zuckerberg should pay taxes on his shit.

>>57565038
he should have fired the nukes desu

>>57565060
Wait until they make good AI girlfriends. That shit will be a gold mine.

>>57564997
Sad; RE2 came out in 1998. Game manual says she's 19. So she'd be 45 now. Christ I feel old now..(Aside; please god let the Holodeck be a thing before I die so I can finally get the orgy I've always wanted with Claire, Jill and a few other video game babes)

>>57565096
I can think of multiple loopholes just off the top of my head. People will go into private equity, where share pricing is arbitrary and value the company for pennies so the taxes are zero. Since the equity is private nobody can bid up the price of your company until you cash it out. Waste of fucking time a nd resources trying to make these stupid tax laws. Europe learned nothing from the soviet era

>>57565096
If this shit only affected politicians and those in office excluding the private sector I would be ok with this but this just disincentives people to invest in the first place.
>I'm paying taxes on profits I don't have yet

>>57565034
The politicians in Europe basically made a deal with native yuropoors that they could essentially be lazy do nothing shits at the expense that they would never really be allowed to be anything other than a middle class citizen if they're lucky because of taxes. They also had to essentially give up their cultural history and identity. All yuropoor women have to give themselves to Somalian and Syrian refugees as well. Europe died, not with a bang but a whimper. They didn't even fight, they just laid down and died.

>>57565007
ah fuck am I not eligible for an IRA? My gross is over 153k

>>57565116
Euros are so naive and cucked. I'm a dual citizen and my cousin back in Europe has gotten the jab and 7 fucking boosters because he thinks it's the right thing to do. I feel sorry for him because he is a nice guy and still young but that is just so naive and fucked. I'm worried about all the health complications he will get and turbo cancers in the future and I know this is slightly ironic coming from me in America because our food here is filled with so many extra chemicals and retarded pesticides...

>>57565113
Adding to that. I know of no european countries that tax offshore income. USA is one of the rare few that do. Pretty much these laws fuck over the middle class and those of the low class trying to climb their way out. The wealthy have so many ways to circumvent these laws and that's by design. The retards that vote for these laws just imagine all the superwealthy like Musk/Zuckerberg/Soros and those people will never pay those governments a penny.

>>57565116
this is just the silence before the storm. ww3 soon.

why is NVDA also the best biotech play these days, god damn it

>>57565144
Bears were unironically retards for betting against NVDA. I seriously wonder how many bears got steam rolled by it.

>>57565144
NVDA is AI and AI will revolutionize everything

>>57565127
Yeah it is mega aids. That amount is firmly middle class in HCOL shitholes but the income limit is set at the national level. 6 figure hell is real.

>>57565038
I think the bigger issue is that logic is kind of at odds with individuality because the needs of the many will always outweigh the few. Society becoming more dependent on AI will also result in a loss of individual rights, freedoms, and identity.

>>57565104
Rebecca too! But the one in the RE1 intro.

All these tech companies are worth 0 dollars. O&G industry is going downhill and will take out all these dumbass data centers with them. Watch nvidia hit the floor in 10 years when we can't even steal oil from south america and banks start collapsing at exponential rate.

>learn to coooode muh AIIIIIIII
I hope you can work your way around a shovel and an axe

im tired. fuck this gay shit

>>57565104
Ada Wong is my favorite
>tfw my yellow fevor as a kid was not a phase now that I'm an adult

>>57565204

>>57565137
I stand behind Glyphosat.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/bayer-ceo-says-company-stands-behind-glyphosate/ar-BB1i2wBb

>>57563850
damn, amanita persicina apu. nice

>>57565137
The US sadly I think is worse off than yuropoors. They at least have stability even if it's low quality stability. Everything in the states is fucking poison. Our food is poison, our water is poison, our healthcare is poison, the current culture is poison. The only thing that matters to anyone of importance in this country is money, that's it. No loyalty to anything or anybody. We used to make fun of yuropoors because of grocery prices and what not but their groceries at this point are considerably cheaper than ours here and with better ingredients. The only thing that makes this country even notable is the fact that if you really apply yourself and jump over hundreds of hurdles, you can make it and essentially buy your way out of all the negative shit here. You can buy good food and high quality water, live in gated neighborhoods where niggers are basically shot on sight and it never makes the news, and you can buy your way out of the rules that apply to everyone else. Of course basically none of us will ever make it so we'll never know. Probably one person out of everyone in this general will actually make it and protip, it's not (you)

>>57564873
yeah, that never manifested.
also it's funny how he keeps on touting
>the inflation we have seen over the past year were due to supply chain breakdowns!
>INFLATION. WAS. NOT. CAUSED. BY. THE. MONEY. PRINTER.
now that the plandemic and the plandemic induced supply chain breakdowns are a distant memory, he gives no explanation why CPI still remains at record levels and is still advancing.
>muh deflation
Yet money supply is still expanding.
>muh Fed reeling back their ammo, reducing the money supply [accompanied by arrogant fishing reel hand gestures]
Yet money supply is still expanding.

What it comes down to is that he did shine a light on the fact that "economists" do not read the Fed speeches and mostly pull the stuff straight out of their asses. UE probably is the only one that reads the speeches, if others were doing the same, smarter people would have arrived at the same conclusions.

Besides that he remains a brainlet, dimwit and midwit in most other aspects.

>>57565267
That's the sad reality why I'm still here, the money. That and life moves faster here and there is more to do but holy shit are things getting shitty and we have retards celebrating things getting worse.

>>57565127
The income limits are for Roth IRAs and for people who get an IRA contribution through their employer. I make 300k a year but still use an IRA. I also use a personal 401k because I’m self employed.

>>57563602
>what's the plan here
You will own nothing and you will be happy.
Is this so hard to comprehend?

>>57565267
Exactly how I thought it is. Which is why I said many times that I don't envy you. And I would only come to the US for making money, but not to retire or anything. I'd rather go to Australia for that or simply stay in the EU. Here it is safer.

>>57565139
You only pay US income taxes on foreign income greater than like 110k. It does not harm the middle class expats at all.

>>57565319
That's not true, I have a business in Europe and I fucking pay taxes there and get taxed in America for it too. It's fucking gay as shit that 60k passive side money turns into 40k

SHOP to the moon after earnings on Tuesday morning.

>>57565335
>owns business
>pays business taxes
Huh wow who could have predicted this?

>>57565335
>60k passive side money turns into 40k
>not gaming deductions to your favor
NGMI.

>>57565335
>That's not true, I have a business in Europe and I fucking pay taxes there and get taxed in America for it too.
Insane...

>>57565355
Yeah well maybe it's the current administration that is pissing me off so much but I'm opening up another LLC just so I can write off loses on my taxes so I can pay less funding Israel, Ukraine, niggers, illegal immigrants, and potentially another war with fucking Iran.

>>57565353
Would AI even help them that much? They're dependant on suckers starting ecommerce businesses and there won't be much of that while shipping and cheap debt are kill.

>>57565032
So yeah my salary went up 47%. Even inflation did/doesn't bother me that much. Sure it sucks that I can't get 2 sausage biscuits w/coffee from MCD's anymore for $3.18 but that's small potatoes when life decides to toss "shat" in your path. Auto repairs,house needing work, dental work, all those things can really suck your green. Especially if they all happen back to back as they did in my case. So it's not a case of me living it up more even with the salary hikes. It's more a case of the salary hikes keeping me from sinking in deeper into the red. Which I'm getting out of it. I could end it all now. Sell some assets. But I'd only fuck myself in the future. (divvy income goal not hit). So fuck that.

>>57565080
based. ive had my corolla 6 years and ive wrecked it three times. prob spent $4k in total on it, including buying it for $200 with pushed in qrtr panel. 245k doesnt burn oil

>>57565451
Keep that thing running paat 300k miles because car payments are a pain and this is the worst time to get another car. I hear retards making 500 dollar car payments on fucking used cars.

>>57564465
I have a semi autistic billionaire heir unironically crushing on me. Should I just pull the trigger? She does not make my pepe tingle

everyone here better be fucking vaccinated

>>57565471
I mean weigh the pros and cons of marrying her because god forbid she will ever get loopy on you for no reason and hire good divorce lawyers to fuck your shit up sideways since she can definitely afford one.

>>57565097
They already have made crude AI GFs it is a potential goldmine. /vt/ got so mad they censored their AI waifus they built their own freeware AI model out of spite.

>>57565471
pics

>>57565466
already patched both rear wheelwells but she still need some more rust proofingishness :( maybe 2 more yrs

>>57565508
You are doing good anon. I'm hoping 2 years from now things turn around for the car market.

>>57565374
you know there are companies that make a lot of money without using the AI buzzword, right?

>>57565527
maybe?

https://data.sca.isr.umich.edu/get-chart.php?y=2023&m=12&n=37r&d=ylch&f=pdf&k=4f3a2ceee920aebf707d37c328968d792c3903b708fc263977d9448eb84fc02c

>>57565488
im not usa and she is definitely not that kind of girl
she is super sweet, isnt cynical like that

>>57565499
no

UST10y 3-month us treasury are almost at historical lows going back to 1934. Does it matter in today's clown market? If so, how can we make $$$ off of it?

>>57565667
no ai has flipped all historical economic indicators and the bull market in tech has only just begun anon so just load up on calls :)

>>57565271
i do feel bad for shitting on him at times because i think he has said he was developmentally disabled or some shit, like he has a hard time reading. i wonder if that plus him being a druggie burnout or whatever has given him a chip on his shoulder, where he has to be better than everybody

>>57565667
It doesn't matter until it goes back to zero.

just did taxes
at least the government believes I outperformed my salary due to my realized gains even if my y/y would show otherwise
Megacap tech fever over the last year was super homo, but still not as homo as american oil drillers continuously breaking all time high production despite promises of moderation after 2020 while OPEC was cutting

>>57565527
Car market is fucked. Back in uh 2003 maybe?, last time I had any car payment to fuck with I got a 2000 Ford Ranger XLT reg cab truck w/under 25k miles for $11,790 that's with the financing and all totaled. I think my payment was $200 a month for 5 years. (paid off in 3.5)

>>57565741
>merican oil drillers continuously breaking all time high production despite promises of moderation after 2020 while OPEC was cutting
yeah that was pretty stupid of them desu. they had the golden goose and got dumb.

>>57565713
He's bad at reading out loudly because he self admittedly has only read a single(1) book his entire life. (The creature from that one island)
In the end he's a zionist apologist and bootlicker of the (((System))) which has still kept him a poorfag even with a somewhat successful YT channel.
I suspect that he would have an heroed a long time ago if he didn't have that relatively secure access to (1) pussy beginning in his late teenage years.

i bought a BRZ with my covid gains

>>57565741
>>57565747
Early 2023 the armchair experts said that Oil is not needed any longer since we're heading into a global depression.
What happened to that?
lol

I'm a Bobo. I'm big.
I'm a Bobo. I'm brown.
Beef. It's what's for dinner.

>>57565864
Why would you do that?

>>57565471
> She does not make my pepe tingle
That’s all you need to know

>>57565872
damn thanks for reminding me to check out my oil confirmation-bias twitter

VET looks like a good value right now, i do have 40% cash i wonder if now's the time to buy LEAPS or at least shares

>>57565891
i gave up on buying a house, my tfsa is reaching cad$200k soon anyways so it's not like im giving up on making it either
my parents are saying i can just inherit one of their houses anyways so i'll go ahead and rent for now

>s&p broke 5k

>>57565639
Idk what the situation is, but she's probably being protected by family members, lawyers, bankers, and security personnel who aren't super sweet and are cynical. Just because you don't know about them doesn't mean they aren't there. She might not know about them. Can almost guarantee that if you do try to marry, you'll get shown a prenup at some point... or if not she'll probably have her inheritance cut or minimized to protect it from (You).

>VET
what's the catch? oil trannies please explain before i transition

>>57565942
>security personnel

lmao, youre getting this mixed up
her family is worth maybe half a billion bucks
all im saying is that getting with her would be my fast track to a ticket on first class
i wouldnt own anything there, id just be a leech obviously and the families who tend to have this kind of wealth are obviously guarded against these kinds of "infiltrators"
which is why rich families prefer their kids marrying kids from other wealthy families
but im not, so id stick out like a sore thumb but I dont think her family would mind much because im a quite good looking fella and she is on the lower end of the scale

i assume thats why intrinsic value of company is rising, just aggressively paying off debt
but stock price is not reflecting that yet

im sure theres more stuff im missing here, i have no knowledge about how to interpret oil reserves, types, whatever

>>57565900
>VET

what is this and why does it look way too easy

not very good for outstanding shares, wish they'd be more aggressive buying back shares but maybe they want to focus on debt first?
error on chart i assume so gonna ignore that one anomaly, free website after all

im almost convinced to dump CAD$25-$50K into this, but only shares, dont have balls to buy LEAPS on it

>>57565488
>she will ever get loopy on you for no reason and hire good divorce lawyers to fuck your shit up sideways
How do you get over the fear of this?

>>57566050
i have no idea, i also posted on redflagdeals oil thread (canadian website) to see if any of the boomers know anything about VET lmao

>>57566034
>her family is worth maybe half a billion bucks
You said "billionaire heir" above, so ok...
But even still, like I said and you seem to understand, you'll be a leech. You won't own anything except for what you bring and earn, and none her or her family's assets will ever be yours. Depending on how protective her family is, your kids may not even get anything
>I dont think her family would mind much because im a quite good looking fella and she is on the lower end of the scale
That makes you even more suspicious

>VET
They have a large portfolio of NATGAS and a large CAPEX program also into NATGAS.

>>57565872
kek good point. the oil dump was on recession fears which didnt happen.

>>57566096
oh nat gas how could i forget

well im not married so investing into widowmakers shouldnt be a problem

>>57566088
>your kids may not even get anything
That seems a little strange considering they'd be her kids too. idk all my siblings married "at their level" so maybe I'm unfamiliar with how this works.

>>57566088
one of my friend is poor and married a girl from a multi millionaire family
they got a ~$200K down payment into a house

ended up being a poisoned chalice because then he's in charge for the remaining ~$400k, his savings wiped out and living "paycheck to paycheck" housepoor for the rest with a hefty mortgage
30-year mortgage lmao, now on a vacation trip to meet his in-laws, i.e. a business trip, i'll learn later how shameless he can get

a half-billionaire at least can prob give you $5 million as an early inheritance, that's just a -1% day to them
it might still be a poisoned chalice and you being subservient to the inlaws, but at least you wont be living paycheck to paycheck

>>57566108
It really depends on how organized the family is... but with 1/2 a bil they're probably pretty well managed even if just to protect against taxes (protecting against people like you is a side effect). There's probably a family trust involved registered in a tax haven. Actual ownership and control could be murky, and there'd be rules about spending/allowances/disbursements. If she's an only child, then yeah you can ignore what I said about your kids getting nothing. Otherwise, the more favored child's line would likely get control of the trust.
Watch the /tv/ show Succession. The family was worth billions and had similar legal structures set up, so it's a somewhat realistic example. You would be the Tom Wambsgans in this situation. Though, that character is probably a lot more competent than you (no offense) so don't expect your life to progress anything at all like his.

>>57566200
>Watch the /tv/ show Succession.
My ex used to watch this and I thought the writing was crap. I have a hard time imagining anything else in it is well done or corresponds well with reality.

Also I'm not the guy trying to marry into a wealthy family. Mine is already upper middle class and I have no interest in marrying for money.

>>57566242
The writing on Succession wasn't amazing, but it was an interesting show from a corporate governance perspective. Like... board elections, mergers, acquisitions, etc... The business stuff was more entertaining than the character drama, for me.

alright guys, how do I treat my bro since it is looking like he is failing to launch? Do I ignore it and let my parents deal with it?

>>57565700
>just load up on calls :)
Can you please suggest a couple of example calls to be placed on Monday?

>futures

>>57565745
>a 2000 Ford Ranger XLT reg cab truck w/under 25k miles for $11,790
It's such a fucking absurd clown economy today. That exact same situation today costs LITERRALLY 4x to 5x more.
5x more for totally shittier product than the 2000 Ranger is just fucking insane.
e.g. https://www.ebay.com/itm/176202734978
5 years old with 20k miles = $45000

>>57566381
Im selling calls buddy

>>57565941

>>57565488
>>57565639
He's texting someone on Twitter thinking he has a chance. It's her automated bot replying to his responses. Guys. What the fuck, guys.

There is a double-top forming on SOXL and we treat each other like this.

>>57566439
>5 years old with 20k miles = $45000
Lmfao...

>>57564503

>>57564150
>ppp
>poor people points.
Did you blown in from Beijing?

so, if I invest in a european etf that tracks the s&p 500 how does it work when my exchange closes for the day but the same underlying assets are still being traded in the american exchanges with some price changes + the companies are actually open and their assets change? do the changes that happened while the exchange was closed reflect on the opening price? because it doesn't seem so

>>57566558
It's like Playdough.

Where's the big crash wagie doomer?

Does any anon here do business with IDCC?

the anon below this post is GAY

Hi everyone, I'm gay.

>>57566894
Hi gay, I'm everyone.

>>57563580
It's all overvalued, snp will be 3500 or lower eoy, and there will be a decade of no growth

doomer shits

>>57564181
>unless you are being absolutely retarded
I read a comment on /v/ about the upcoming final fantasy game. An anon pre ordered the $100 physical deluxe edition but it was going to take a week to arrive so he was also going to purchase the $70 digital standard version of the same game just so he could play on day 1. And I know that anon is not alone in that way of thinking

I am so convinced off a uranium future its like the world is secretly scheming to make me money

I was so wrong about tech this last year and I missed out on so many gains. AND I tried to shot so I lost money. Never again

>>57564181
it's a free hobby if you know what I mean

>>57567025
didn't know they need uranium in nuclear fusion

>>57567063
surely bidens executive agencies who said they solved fusion but too months to then announce it would take 10 years to get right, will get it right

Does any actual constructive stock market discussion ever happen in the stock market general? Cuz I haven't seen any yet and I've been here for 7 years now since it was /rhg/

Just spent $50 to get a 30ct nugget deliver from Chic-fil-a. Next thread is going to be a good one.

baked
>>57567200
>>57567200
>>57567200

>>57564424
cool. more houses and wives and children for me. stay a loser in your loser hole.

c'mon brother, you can at least have a semi positive mindset, I know things are rough, all the battles are losing positions, but the last battle you should be losing is in your mind. Keep strong and stay winning in your mind, and you won't care about the world, you'll find that there are battles that can be won, and hope is not dead. You just need to keep the flame alive, stay headstrong and everything else will fall into place, and if your not headstrong, find a way to become headstrong, day by day little by little. your head is a muscle like everything else, it just needs a different sort of reps and sets.


also I want to point out how your frame of reference is the 40's and 50's as if everything has been terrible after 1960. there are a mountain of average dudes and bald ugly dudes who got the house good job and kids after 1960. I don't even need to point to any data, your argument for a blackpill is so paper thin. geez at least put a harvard study behind your blackpill homie. chuds everywhere are embaressed for you and are self improoving agressively to spite your sorry performance.

soorry about my blog, its just I get triggered when a homie gives up so easily, and doesn't even have a good arguement on why he's giving up. thanks for reading, if this isn't too late.