/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>59304333
>buffett indicator
>what is that exactly?
it’s the market cap of the whole stock market divided by GDP
it’s some indicator that warren buffett likes, IIRC

the buffett indicator AND shiller index (CAPE) look like shit rn, so big chance of a correction soon

>>59304363
>buffett indicator
>what is that exactly?
it’s the market cap of the whole stock market divided by GDP
it’s some indicator that warren buffett likes, IIRC

the buffett indicator AND shiller index (CAPE) look like shit rn, so big chance of a correction soon

Time to ditch the social media baggies? They're moving to ban under 16s from social media and smart phones.

The UK is looking to do something similar.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/australia-senate-committee-backs-bill-ban-social-media-children-2024-11-26/

>>59304333
"">>59304242


ARE YOU ACTUALLY MENTALLY RETARDED FUCKING DISGUSTING ANIMAL.

Even if what u were saying was true, ur just indirectly saying my Iq is above 130, and do the math i made more money than a doctor in the same time period. More than a surgeon. I FUCKING SHILLED SHIBA INU HERE ON MARCH 07, 2021 WHEN ELON TWEETED IT, and bought and sold 180b shiba inus.


YOU ABSOLUTELY WORTHLESS INCEL.

You are not doing anything productive from saving these poor fellow incel anons from losing a 0.005 eth. You absolutely retarded animal,

Literally kys, i know u got nothing to live for. Ur parents probably are disappointed in u.

Ur just wasting ur miserable worthless life u filthy wigger incel. Too pussy to even drop ur ig.

Also i know all those 5 comments were u (except maybe one), u szchio worthless wigger.

Dont worry about saving incels anons from losing 0.005 eth, worry about ending ur own life u disgusting animal.""
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oooooh yaoi

>>59304780
>They're moving to ban under 16s from social media and smart phones.
very based but very bearish

>>59304780
Whats the current cuttoff? Isn't it already 13 years?
Just trying to figure out what this actually means, there's no indication in the story posted about what the social media giants need to do.
>take reasonable steps
I dunno man, it sounds like nothing will actually change.

>A YouGov survey released this week showed 77% of Australians backed the ban
Who's buying them the phones, then? They're not finding them in the bush.

>>59305164
this is a great point
12yos are already willing to lie in order to use social media (or even view porn sites)
parents buy them the phones to begin with, so if they really backed the concept behind the ban, then they could’ve already just chosen not to buy their kids phones

maybe the phones themselves might be more preventable through controlling it more similarly to cigarette or alcohol sales, but it’s really not going to mean much at all for social media companies

>>59305164
You're supposed to be over 14 to have your own social media account currently yeah.

>>59305186
They seem to be suggesting a possible ban on smartphones for under 16s in general.

Meta suggested the apps stores should do the age check rather than the apps themselves.

You could go all the way to the phones though; e.g. you could have them ship / reset into a parental control mode that needs to be unlocked before you can use it for some stuff. Phone plans already work the same way in the uk already; you have to verify your age to view adult tagged sites (like 4chan). There are ways they can dodge round that potentially. The only way to block the actual adult content from young kids would be to block it at the OS on the phone itself, so they can't install alternative browsers for instance to bypass it using WiFi, tor and vpns etc.

>ban smartphones for teens
>Because unfavourable election results
>Foreign entities meddling with tiktok
>These children finally being reached
>Never before showed interest in politics
>We can't have that now can we
>Only taxpayers must be allowed to vote!!

Thoughts on Intel right now?

>>59305239
>thoughts on intel
literally don’t
it’s so bad rn
AMD has been dominating data centers for a long ass time because of power efforts, but now they’re taking over desktop too

>>59305273
You have to buy while the price is low to make money anon.

>>59305239
>>59305273
AMD has 2x potential at least in the short term.
Sure their GPUs suck ass but their CPUs are literally the only product in the market.

>>59305291
you’re assuming that intel will make a recovery
you’re correct that the US government is pumping cash into them, but they did similar shit with car manufacturers in 2007
idk if intel is really going to recover from this
techfags don’t even seem to want x86 design to win over RISC or ARM

>>59305369
this
it’s basically AMD cornering CPUs
and NVDA cornering GPUs

>>59305369
>>59305382

Whatever happened to quantum computing? Remember several years ago it was all the rage.

>>59305369
>their CPUs are literally the only product in the market.
Factually incorrect; intel still produces the majority of cpus. AMD may have gained market share but you seriously need to separate what's shilled to gamers via youtube from the broader scale of the market and how it can change over time.

If you're trying to make money via investing, you can't buy what's already shilled or surged and expect it to make much.

The majority of consumers wouldn't even know what an FPS let alone why you'd want several hundred of them.

>>59305410
The "product" here isn't CPUs in general.
AMD offers something no one else on the planet offers.
Maybe it's being shilled, but the writing is on the wall for Intel.

Thanks again to ATOS anon! How much longer is it gonna keep rising, do you think?

>>59305897
Im genuinely curious aswell. If I enter now am I buying the top?

boughted some more rklb

>>59305950
Maybe momentum can still give us green numbers tomorrow, the spike this morning was insane

>>59305897
Hard to say dude. I'm also watching mine trickle up too. It's doubled every day for the past 3 days, reaches new heights, falls back and then gradually reaches that again.

As for predictions, i have none.
Theres no turbulent news about them though, they recently secured a 165m euro contract and partnered with some sporting event, they might be able to get their heads above water in the coming months, who even knows.

We hit 1 euro last night, got as high as 1.70 by close.
Back down to 1.40 this morning, generally trending up, settled around 1.50 for now, so no doubling today.

Us total chads who bought in at 30 cents are up 5x since Tuesday though, thats a nice thing. Really glad you lads got a piece, too.

>>59304333
kakashi hot
>>59305382
based pic, also AMD seems to be focusing on midrange - hopefully they can beat NVIDIA there

Printing money, an American tradition

>The market is really late to open today, what's going -
>Oh
Happy thanksgiving, burgers. I hope you have a nice day.

Atos bros... i don't feel so good

>>59306189
Market froze on my end, stop loss triggered and I was not able to get back in
Well
It is what it is

>>59305273
Bullish. The fact they're spinning up factories state-side is a good sign, even if their leadership fucked them over previously, come the new prez more money will doubtlessly get pumped in with the slashing of regulations involving production.

We shall see, but I scooped up some with the idea long term seems sunny.

Price 390
Shares 202.64423
MC 79031
BTC 252220
Cash 6851
Debt 4000
EV 76180
Explain in one sentence why you aren't shorting MSTR?

>>59306523
Because I'm not a fucking retarded monkey. Good luck with that lil bro.

>scoops posts in both /smg/s
Keks

>>59306523
Because you are literally retarded for not understanding it's a leveraged stock that aims to move about 2x each of bitcoin's moves and Bitcoin has historically traveled an average of 30% during december in the year in which there is a bullrun.

You are quite literally saying "yeah I want to get raped to death".

Also I'm pretty sure he announced he has 331k btc now.

>>59306750
Based. MSTZ will be a great investment next year when Bitcoin finally shits the bed thoguh.

>>59306759
Maybe, depends on the speed of a strategic btc reserve for the states. And if they go full steam ahead within 2025, I imagine other big players will panic and start hoovering up coins. But thats all too far in the future at the moment, for now it appears to be a good place to hold even if only temporarily for the next say 2-3 months (Dec-Feb) either way, cloudy with a chance of fiat for the next 30 days imo.

>>59305208
>Meta suggested the apps stores should do the age check rather than the apps themselves.
well of course he’d say that — he doesn’t want to be on the hook for holding the bar on age verification when they inevitably determine it’s not being held high enough.

they’re probably going to do the full ID shenanigans of tinder, and then also get mad at facebook for inevitably approving fake IDs

>>59305409
>Whatever happened to quantum computing? Remember several years ago it was all the rage.
it was never framed as practical for consumer use
anybody that has read an article or two about it knows it’d only be useful within the next decade or two as an alternative to what we currently use for supercomputers

>>59306810
Why do you post these pictures I dont get it

>CNN had very positive piece for nuclear energy

So, they are basically trying to undermine Trumps fetish for oil by any means possible and wind isn't cutting it. What a wild time.

>>59306777
MSTZ would be a horrible investment now, for the reasons I outlined. Bitcoin is going as high a 130k this month, only retards would be like "I will short it right now". Shorting MSTR is shorting BTC.

>>59304333
>gay thread
top signal
I guess it's time to sell...

I'm tempted to buy some NVDA calls.
Should I do it my yaoi bros?

>>59307272
If you'd like to get fucked in the butt, then yes

>>59307272
Follow the money. 150 EOY

https://www.benzinga.com/markets/equities/24/11/42231266/gop-megadonor-ken-griffin-slashes-citadels-palantir-stake-by-91-bets-big-on-nvidia-as-jensen-huang-led-company-rises-over-180-in-2024

“Citadel, one of the largest funds in the U.S., holds positions across 14,115 companies with a total invested value of $518.2 billion. The fund increased its stake by 194% to 7.122 million shares amounting to $864.96 million in Nvidia during the third quarter.“

I don’t know too much about corporate accounting, can a company with lots of outstanding debt in the form of bond issuances book a gain on the mark to market value of their outstanding bonds when their credit quality deteriorates, or the value of their bonds in general drops?

>>59307841
yes i think so. if investors see a company's credit worthiness decline, they will demand higher yield to compensate for the increased risk. this will lower the market price of the bonds. so the company can then buy back it's debt at a reduced cost.
>dildo company issues $1b in bonds
>bonds are trading at face value at first ($1b)
>dildo company continues to fuck up cause vibrators are king and so their credit worthiness declines
>bonds are now worth $900m
>company books a $100m gain

of course it's a non cash gain and only a paper gain. short term it'll look good for the next quarter but if they do this long term then that's a bad sign.

>>59307520
yes but you never know when big money sells. a better metric is to see how many insiders have sold and bought the stock over the past 12 months and make a decision from there.

>>59307920
a lot of the insider selling was Jensen selling 6M shares on a 10b5-1 plan which was completed. I suppose there could be a new one issued next year and he makes weekly sells in the tens of millions of dollars again. still has over 800M shares according to this -

https://www.markets.com/news/nvidia-ceo-jensen-huang-has-sold-713-m-worth-of-company-stock

"From June 14 to September 13, Huang completed the sale of six million shares of the chipmaker, earning a total of $713 million. Nvidia stock has surged by approximately 3,000% over the past five years, making Huang's payout all the more rewarding.

Huang has reached the maximum limit of 6 million shares he is allowed to sell under a prearranged plan implemented in March."

>>59307272
>I'm tempted to buy some NVDA calls
that’s a gambler move, faggot

>>59307920
Yes it doesn’t make sense long term, but also it seems like it could certainly be abused by certain structures. It makes me wonder then why margin structures are so privileged, should not the investment firm also be able to book a gain against their prime broker when their credit quality deteriorates and the value of them paying their margin balance in the future goes down?

>Another day, another dump
>-2.14% index

How much lower can the South Korean stock market tank?

sold all my pltr shares just now. I went in at 40$, I believe that +50% gain in just a month is more than enough. I buy more once they dropped to a more realistic value. As much as I believe in the company the current market valuation is out of this world.

>>59307306
>>59307520
>>59308907
Fuck I didn't do it.
Wish I got buttfucked.

>>59307272
>>59311062
my guess is that NVDA will top at $170, if that is to any help for you

SOUNDHOUND BROS
IT'S A BLOW OFF TOP

>>59311288
Impressive

anybody /mara/ here?

>>59311386
I bought 50 shares for shit and giggles a few weeks ago. Been up 28% since then. Not to shabby.

>>59311288
HOLY SHIT I MADE SO MUCH MONEY TODAY

THANKSGIVING RALLY!!!!!!!

>>59311288
Wish I had purchased more than 100 units, but I don't usually have more than that amount to throw around per month

>knew Red Cat is going to bump like a motherfucker
>got around to it 30 after opening bell
>I was already too late

Shit it's always something. Well considering they are gonna sell modern warfare to the US military machine it's probably going to be much more valuable in the future.

>>59311695
I'm assuming they're based in PR for tax reasons?

AISPSISTERS RISE UP

>>59311794
https://www.newsweek.com/ai-us-mexico-border-immigration-cameras-cbp-1991405

can’t wait for the contract announcement

>>59311737
The CEO likes to surf from what I understand. Suprised it’s still climbing up, I sold too early.

>drones
ONDS or UMAC?
>quantum
RGTI or QBTS?

>>59311814
I really hope we get some details released on that soon.

What's your price target before selling? Are you options anon? You mustve had a nice surprice this morning if you were the guy with a 850 contracts.

>>59311897
I like D-Bag Quantum personally.

>>59304333
I need an advice, in your opinion should I:
>buy RKLB now
>slowly DCA
>wait for a correction
>shouldn't invest in RKLB at all (why?)

too late for SOUN?

What are you
>buying

>holding

>>59312143
it will probably go into the teens in the next few weeks

>>59312189
WESCO has been good to me so far, holding long term.

>>59311814
Wow this is going to be huge. Is it time to go full port AISP?

>>59311897
>UMAC

is this a pump & dump?
no way i'm buying now

What kind of stuff should I buy if my strategy is basically just buy and hodl? Boring stable indexes like VOO and companies with solid PE ratios?

>>59313252
When you pick a stock, you're essentially betting that you can beat the market with it. If you have insider info or some other reason you think you can do that then do it. If not then just bet on the market. I'd personally go all in on VUG if you want to go the ETF route. P/E's are a good metric, but value investing has been btfo'd the last few years

>>59313252
>What kind of stuff should I buy if my strategy is basically just buy and hodl?
you can pump it up a bit more than VOO
SSO and QLD actually can be held for decades

>>59312015
Holy FOMO

>>59313252
SCHD and SCHF

>>59312850
They said they’re going to announce an estimated $50mil contract this quarter too. I went full retard and put about 30% of my port in calls, it’s since grown to about 60%. Hoping it breaks $7 by EOY. I don’t see how a big contract and topical opportunity like that won’t push this $10+.

>>59315264
I upped my position too (Ive talked to you before). My anxiety is high but I think this should continue to run.

>>59315458
This is an interesting share and I'm trying to study it and lrn2 options. How did you decide what strike and what expiration length you wanted to use? If anyone else reads this how do you determine your strikes and expirations?

Absolutly gonna go crazy. aping in rn

>>59311903
Yeah I’ve got the 850 contracts. I’m hoping for $7 minimum (that’s around fair value currently before contract or hype), but I think $10+ is possible. My hope is the contract gets announced, huge overnight or pre market boom, ride the wave and scale out. I sold out of RCAT a few days too early and see this as a very similar trade, don’t wanna make the same mistake.

>>59315458
Nice anon, hope it works out for us. So far so good

>>59313411
you can still bet on sectors of the market, e.g., that tech will outperform boomer industries. ranging from a basic QQQ to a full blown FNGU.

Redpill me on JEPI
is it ok if I just want a cash flow stock?
I don’t need it to grow as long as it stays stable to rake in the divis

>>59316327
dividends are taxed as ordinary income. up to $48k of LTCG are tax free. why get a forced dividend instead of doing periodic sells of SPY?

>>59316345
Im basically retiring from crypto this bullrun
I sacrificed a lot to put almost all my money in crypto since 2020
It’s paid off. I’m just tired of being cash poor.
I’ll still be about 50% in VOO
I was thinking of going 25% SCHD for safer divis and some growth and 25% in jepi for more income

what do you guys think of c3ai

>>59315506
I'm not trying to gatekeep, but Investopedia and YouTube will do you better than anything I can type.

Thoughts on Hasbro?

>>59306523
Martin's MSTR short
>avg entry: 377.21
>current px: 387.47
>mkt value: -90699 (still building)
Andrew Left and Marc Cohodes also gigashort

Which trading platform should I sign up for? Please don't suggest any garbage platform that participated in the GME manipulation bullshit.

>>59316759
I've already read all of that but I want to know how
YOU
>YOU
YOU
decide what STRIKE and EXP
YOU
>YOU
YOU
choose and what your REASONING is so that I can see EXAMPLES of how
YOU FAGGOTS
>YOU FAGGOTS
YOU FAGGOTS
think this shit out and actually LAY YOUR MONEY ON THE TABLE AT RISK
with HOPES of MAKING MOAR.
I don't want to just read endless moar shit telling me "how it works"
I want to hear how YOU actually make a go with a specific DECISION.
I know good and well that you are just ultimately making your BEST GUESS but how do you ultimately STOP DECIDING and
MAKE
A
FUCKING
CALL
with your NO REFUNDS FINAL DECISION on a particular STRIKE and EXP
???

>>59317659
Anon, just go ask your rabbi for advice.

>>59317619
>Which trading platform should I sign up for?
Robinhood, faggot
also GME is gay and you deserved to lose money on that stock

>>59317659
based, but you forgot to post your yaoi over here

>>59315536
>>59316713
gay.

>>59316832
that’s an Elon Musk play, right?
I can’t believe he’s even joking about buying anything after the twitter fiasco

>>59313411
>VUG
as a workaround for a retirement account, or are you unironically gay?
why ever do that instead of plain ass QQQ or something else more normal and exciting?

>>59313411
>VUG
as a workaround for a retirement account, or are you unironically gay?
why ever do that instead of plain ass QQQ or something else more normal and exciting?

>>59318252
Now son
why would you tell her to get QQQ instead of the ProShares ETF ticker USD or at least SCHG instead of VUG?
>muh SOXL
muh SOXL
>muh SOXL
I just think we need to steer people away from those TRASH ass fucking Direxion turds and show them the ProShares Promised Land. I need to look at the historical long term yields on USD compared to shit like UPRO and those others you like like SSO I think it was and shit like that.
But if you want EXCITING then it's going to have to be
BOIL AND KOLD
>BOIL AND KOLD
BOIL
AND
FUCKING
KOLD
O
L
DICKS DON'T GROW ON CHICKS

my wins from shorting SAVA are dwarfed by my losses from longing SOXL

>>59318898
>listening to Direxioniggers

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/chart?id=a2521h&ocid=hpmsn&cvid=4378baaa0a68435fff0447b3b867f073&ei=10&timeFrame=Ytd&chartType=line&comparisons=a23brw&projection=false

>>59318912
I had trust specifically in Sir David Soxl

>>59318989
>Sir
He sucks stranger hookup dicks in the shadows of parking decks.

>>59318212
>GME is gay and you deserved to lose money on that stock
I didnt buy GME. I just dont want to support the scumbags manipulating the market like that.

Should I buy DJT and sell a week after Trump gets inaugurated?

Do you think there will be a run up when he is officially president?

buy ULTA

>SpaceX is worth 250b and still private

if we continue at this angle of ascent for the next 3 years we can hit SPX 12,000

basically the 1995-2000 period as analog for what's coming next 3 years

nice market ATH u got there
now wouldnt it be a shame if another WW3 FUD was run

>>59319740
the fun thing about meme stocks is that nobody knows what they will do in the short term

>>59316249
Nice, I know you're not supposed to rush, but any day would be great. One thing I am somewhat skeptical on is if that contract they mentioned in the Q3 filing referred to one large contract they would announce, or gradual work over the next 4 years. Just curious. I've been stalking the ticker on X and stocktwits and interest has slowly been picking up, also the options premiums are going up and now they're selling further strike prices. Definitely an increase in volume.

If it hits $7 before the year's end I'm gonna be a happy camper.

>>59317659
>increase in border security/red administration/hot button issue
>decent amount of short interest
>announcement of upcoming contract
>AI frenzy
>awaiting large buy order to go through via warrants
>increase in options flow

There, I did my good deed for the day.

>>59320333
CHECKED and that gives at least some clue on the EXP but why did you select that STRIKE?

>>59320499
Banking on a large Q4 contract annoucment and a gradual climb up to meet analaysts' estimates. Bought OTM which has it's pros and cons. A safer bet would've been buying the 2.5 strike but I am bullish.

>>59320333
>I know you're not supposed to rush, but any day would be great
yeah, luckily it's been climbing. I'm going to be shitting bricks if Dec 31st rolls around and it hasn't been announced yet.

>one large contract they would announce, or gradual work over the next 4 years
I'm not an expert of course but from what I've seen spreading the pay over four years is pretty common. That's what happened with RCAT. It still makes for a great headline though, and the stock is already undervalued (fair value using Peter Lynch's formula is like $7), and if this contract is spread over four years, it would be $3.125m per quarter in revenue (four years is 16 quarters, so $50m/16 =$3.125·m 3.125), which would be double their current quarterly revenue. So in essence you have a stock trading for $3, fairly valued at $7 as is, and it's about to announce their biggest contract and opportunity yet (in their words), and roughly double their quarterly revenue.

The bonkers bull case scenario would be if they announce something else in tandem that attracts growth investors, like military contract speculation or something.

>>59321324
> $3.125·m 3.125
this was a typo but I don't know how I made that tiny floating dot.

>>59317659
You seem like a well adjusted intellectual so I'll share what I do.

>expiration date
Before anything I try and find a near term catalyst (I don't trade earnings often but that's a common example) so I can pick a reasonable expiration based on that. I always go at least a couple weeks beyond the catalyst event date so that if I'm wrong, the contract may still have value (you may prefer to go longer out to reduce risk further, or maybe you're ok with going even shorter but I've been burned too many times by buying an expiration that's too short). The downside of going too far into the future is that if you're right, the pay off isn't as large. Longer dated options also help me psychologically, and can give me some time to ride out price discovery (a stock may climb for a week or more after a big event).

So in this case, the catalyst is a Q4 contract announcement, so at earliest I wanted my contract to expire a couple weeks after Q4. I look at https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com and check out various options, and compare the return on the amount I'm willing to risk.


>strike price
I use the calculator I linked above again to poke around various strikes prices too. The strike price to me is a balance between avoiding the contract going to zero (being conservative with my money) versus getting the most out of the trade if I'm right. Sometimes to estimate strike price you can look at relevant historic data (like how much a stock has moved on average after earnings), and compare this with the implied movement the market is currently pricing in.

>>59321543
CAPPED
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and UPLOADED to my FOLDER that probably contains a handful of other CAPPED posts by (You).
THX
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X IS A SHITHOLE FULL OF PORN

I liked all of this and especially
>Longer dated options also help me psychologically, and can give me some time to ride out price discovery

Basically what I'm looking to do is get enough of a GRASP on OOPTIONS to jump back into experimenting with them in real trades that are RELATIVELY SAFE until I get enough of a direct personal KNOWLEDGE and FEEL for them to do riskier ones. I have already done a few trades and made some good ones but ultimately lost moar than I gained and haven't fucked with them since.
I always have to struggle against MY INNER NIGGER.

I see some mental graphical type things based on your examples of catalyst and all that too. I may not EVER understand how to pick a strike though because I cannot into MATH because NIGGER. I just look at them and the one and only thing I can see is buying one IN THE MONEY or really close to it and then hoping it goes the way I want it to or I can just pick some random strike not too far from the present price one way or another depending on CALL or PUT and hope for the best.

>>59317659
>>59321543
>cont'd
So applying this to AISP, it's been pretty bullish overall lately and potentially has a huge announcement this quarter. If I'm right about this trade it'll be by 1/17, so while this is a pretty greedy trade I'm comfortable with that expiration date. If I'm wrong and the contract is postponed or something, I could potentially buy 4/17 calls after mine expire - they'll be cheaper by that time too (not sure if I'd do that though).


Deciding the strike, I'm looking to leverage OTM calls because I know something big is coming up, and I don't think the majority of the market is even aware of AISP, and even fewer are aware of the contract. I also think $5 calls isn't that risky because the stock has been climbing on it's own, I can see it hitting $4 EOY without any help from the contract - so $5 calls give me more upside exposure, and aren't that bad on the downside if the stock remains bullish.. $7.5 calls however were more a stretch, it's not getting there by EOY on it's own basically worthless if no contract announcement by EOY and the difference in reward between $5 and $7.5 wasn't worth it to me. If I'm right about this trade it might turn $10k of $5 calls into $300k -- that's an amazing trade and I don't need to squeeze anything else out of it, instead I'd rather look at protecting my capital if wrong.

Looking at the calculator, I'll list some returns on various strikes if you put in $10k today on 1/17 calls and the stock hits $14 by EOY (an insanely bullish scenario but it did something similar last summer and I think this contract is the conclusion of that pilot program):

>$2.5
100k
>$5
296k
>$7.5
437k

And again for 4/17 calls:
>$2.5
94k
>$5
195k
>$7.5
271k

So there's a $100k difference for the $5 calls. If I was buying $2.5 calls, I'd definitely go for the 4/17 though. Way more time for almost the same reward.

>>59321712
>>59321543
And of course this was just my thought process for AISP, it's different for each stock but the reasoning and tinkering with expirations and strike prices will be similar. We're lucky to have both a supposed deadline on this one and bullish price action IMO, otherwise I would've gone with much longer dated calls and I'd be more uncomfortable sitting on such an OTM call with expiration right around the corner.

>>59321712
>>59321727
Yeah it's for sure (You). I've got a bunch of CAPS saved from August.
THX
H
X

NO HOMO but REALLY

THX
>THX
THX a whole big yuge fucking bunch. I save them to read and hope that my brain will build SYNAPTIC COONECTIONS that will help me understand them moar later.

>>59321699
Yeah, I didn't get it either when I started (felt like throwing darts basically) and I think it is just a 'feely' sorta thing to an extent. You gotta find ones you're comfortable riding out, and do all the yinging and yanging yourself to balance expiration, strike and risk/reward.

Also, with these small caps they aren't super liquid either and can have large spreads, so you kinda wanna stick to ones with more open interest and lean more toward higher probability of success.

>>59321752
Yes the OPEN INTEREST and LIQUIDITY was something I learned to watch out for back then. It might have been you that mentioned it to me way on back a couple of years ago before I ever really fucked with shit much at all and if I recall right someone told me to keep an eye on that difference when it came to trading OOPTIONS between BOIL and UNG mayne or at least something similar.

I literally have $46k in cash sitting in my Robinhood account because I don’t know what to do with it. It’s earning whatever% interest at least I guess

Thoughts on Rivian? It's way down but apparently they're coming out with a cheaper model soon.

>>59322055
Just put it in VOO or VUG bro

>>59322055
get a better brokerage first of all

Remember to migrate to bant

>>>/bant/smg

Keeping tabs on LUNA, if they regain compliance they can pop back to $5-7 imo

>>59322319
why is everyone there a tranny

>>59322369
You are literally posting in a thread called "Suck My Gooch."

>>59322177
the EV bubble is over

>>59322319
this

>>59322537
yeah, sounds preddy fukn gayyyy, imo
wtf kinda homo would post in a thread like this one

>>59322319
Nah, I don't think I will.

>>59322625
good choice.
there’s more yaoi over here, and everyone is so much more progressive and forward thinking.
I heckin love science.

GME will reach triple digits this month
>t. anon who figured out the algo

>>59322690
I was having fun yesterday reading random 10-Qs and came across GME. IIRC it was like 13B mcap on 4B assets and low double digit millions in earnings. So bad

>>59318212
>that’s an Elon Musk play, right?
>I can’t believe he’s even joking about buying anything after the twitter fiasco
Considering he has President Trump's right ear and a hand deep into the coffers of the US government, it seems his purchase of twitter was quite a success

>>59323449
As someone on /sfg/ noted:
>Elon's such an idiot. He spent billions of dollars on Twitter, and all he got was control of all three branches of the US Government.

>>59322786
read the AISP 10-Q and get back to me

What's a good coin rn

>>59322319
I tried for months and everyone started posting gross hentai fetish stuff every post. I don't understand. Why?

>>59325339
I just came back to /biz/smg because I'm sick of having to hide all images. Gooners get the rope.

stocktwits retards think JPM dropping their $162m lawsuit against TSLA is crazy bullish. yeah that lawsuit for .01% of their market cap was what was holding the moon shot back

>>59324810
The options flow for the 29th looked really heavy. Word is getting out.

On a different note, does anyone remember SKYT froma few years back? They were supposed to be the next big semi-producing play but they seem to be dead in the water.

i rarely do options but im thinking of jan 17 calls to ride the santa rally.
thoughts? thinking about META

>>59324810
on first skim I thought it will go bankrupt within 6mo but they seem good at covering their operating losses with the sale of shares
I assume you bring it up because its some new meme stock?

>>59325618
>on first skim I thought it will go bankrupt within 6mo but they seem good at covering their operating losses with the sale of shares
can you provide more detailed reasoning? it's not a meme stock, it's a relatively unknown microcap.

>>59325494
I remember when SKYT was being shilled here but never knew anything about it other than that. I just thought the ticker itself sounded GAY so didn't look any deeper.

mstr 500-600 at the end of the following week. saylor will announce that he bought more btc + nasdaq inclusion. your heard it here first.

>>59326192
really thinking about selling puts on MSTX tomorrow but i'll probably chicken out.

>>59326192
MSTR is a Ponzi scheme that trades with the volatility of a Tibetan Diamond Mining company.

>>59326192
>>59326643
Bitcoin would have to be 270k for MSTR to be fair value, and that’s not even considering the convertibles that he uses to raise money to buy more BTC that would dilute it if it managed to appreciate heavily enough.

>>59325879
they have 8 mil liquid stuff on the balance sheet and 30 mil in debt
ignoring the debt and not knowing anything about the business, I see that they used up 4.4 mil cash over 3 months
so, napkin math says that they will burn through their remaining 8 mil over 5 months, aka runway is oct-feb if nothing changes
BUT they do have this entry:
>Issuance of common stock and warrants for offering, net 7,290,000
so for now they are raising money faster than they can burn it

keep in mind there's a reason my previous post had an NBA book on it

>>59326670
>fair value
I think you're trading in the wrong century, sir.

>>59326743
>century
I'm starting to come around to thinking maybe MILLENIUM.

>>59326704
another funny thing I'm seeing: they technically have positive income this quarter because of "Gain (loss) from change in fair value of earnout liability"
AKA they missed some performance targets, so they were able to cancel some potential bonuses, which increases their "income"

>>59326704
Seems like if anons are spreading FUD like you it will only go up from here

>>59326704
what about this
https://ir.airship.ai/news-events/press-releases/detail/38/airship-ai-reports-third-quarter-2024-financial-results#:~:text=“Our%20team%20was%20able%20to,%241.1%20million%20in%20accounts%20receivables.
>We successfully completed a pilot opportunity to replace failing capabilities within critical infrastructure on the U.S. southern border, leading to an Airship AI brand-name only award that will be shipped and installed in the fourth quarter of 2024. This initial award is in support of our single-largest opportunity, valued at more than $50 million over the next four (4) years. Estimated total contract value is conservatively based on data points from published market research, including size and scope, and pricing approved via awarded procurement efforts.

I believe they've been raising and using capital in anticipation of this but idk.

>>59327214
are you using FUD in its conventional meaning here? Sloppily summarizing the official financials of a company I don't care about is "spreading fear, uncertainty and doubt"? Are the agents of Ken Griffin in the room with us right now anon?

>>59327267
this is the difficult part with growth companies. With KO you can just look at their income, assume its mostly stable and decide what multiple you want to pay. Here it's more about the growth story. Do you believe they can score the project? Do you believe they can do the job, then get more jobs and so on? It's easy to calculate that $50mil / 4 years is $3 mil per quarter, which would fund their current operating expenses, but ultimately it's all about a subjective evaluation of the growth story which I have no idea about from just skimming a 10-q

>>59327400
does that quote not read to your like they've already landed it? says it "will be shipped and installed in the fourth quarter of 2024".

Is it just me or do these guys suck at hedging?

>>59327787
Looks like the TOBEster needs to start trading KOLD instead of BOIL!

>>59327400
You are trying to make it go down so you can buy in lower

>>59327400
Appreciate the analysis anon, I am heavily invested in AISP but it wouldn't surprise me if they need another year or two to get their ducks in a row LONG TERM to double digits. Financials are definitely not the worst I've seen for a company with that stock price (isn't that right PLTR?), it's all about potential growth in this day and age and I think they have that in spades.

I think they run in short term to high single digits.

You bought WMT right anon?

>>59312189
>tesla, tsm

>>59329177
i'm short one of those and long the other

>>59329319

Should I buy $0.06 SPY calls during the week of Trump inauguration?
It seems like extremely high reward.
I could see the spy pumping 20-40 dollars that week. The strike would be 17 dollars above whatever the current price is at that time.
I want to invest $2000 worth of these calls.

Anybody following along with uranium/nuclear energy stocks? Thoughts on global atomic (GLO), DFC meeting on Wednesday to confirm funding but GLO wasn't directly mentioned but see file. If GLO is mentioned we get funding for Q1 2025, if not stock drops below $1 CAD and diluted further but long term I am very bullish.

>>59329358
It will be on a Friday fyi

>>59329358
Also what strike price is .06?

load up on MSTZ at open

>>59329358
has the market ever moved in a significant way around inauguration day?

>>59329418
So I buy late Wednesday, 7 dte and ride gains until the next Wednesday
The market is bound to rally.
I'm pretty much guaranteed to make at least $100k, likely way more.
Look how much SPY rallied when he got reelected, like 40 points that week. If you bought calls you could have made like $800k.

>>59329429
Stupid to talk about that when it's 1.5 months away.
I said it's probably going to be $17 above current price.

>>59329429
>Also what strike price is .06?
Oh.
Obviously I meant $0.06 is the price per contract since thats what I see now going 7 days dte at strike $17 above spys current price

>>59329545
Yes. Last time trump was inaugurated there was a massive rally

literally not a single one of you dumb faggots has more than 5 figgies in your portfolio.
most of you probably only have 4 figgies and are tourists from r*ddit.

>>59329402
How's France doing with their uranium demand

How many of you guys trade options?

https://poll-maker.com/poll5346193xd31746eC-160

I bet most of you don't understand how it works.

>>59331078
why the fuck would you not use strawpoll?
why did you not toss more fun questions in there while you were at it? like confirming my suspicion that this thread is a bunch of small spec tourists from r*ddit
why did you just do a simple yes/no, and leave out stuff like “mostly not” — e.g. I know what spreads, strangles, and theta strategies are, but I prefer not to fuck around with that shit

in short,
>based retard

>>59331078
Those are two independent statements.

>AISP pumping bigly pre market

I can't sleep. Please market open.

>>59331322
We are looking good anon. Even with the FUD from that other guy

>>59331368
Another stock to look into is KULR

>>59331368
>>59331382
Are you 800 contract anon?

>>59331393
No but I have $100k invested in AISP

>>59331406
Wow that's a big position, I'm jealous..I'm gonna tack on another 4-5k worth when pre-market officially opens.

>>59331428
I think I will add to my position too in a hour or so. We will make it anon

>>59331406
>$100k invested in AISP
no you don’t, you fucking moron

>$85m market cap company
>47 employees
>down 67% for the year
>random shitter stock with “AI” in the name that most likely is just riding AI hype
you are a fucking clown, and absolutely deserve to lose all your daddy’s money just like CLFtranny

>>59331524
Why is that so hard to believe? You know not everyone is poor and 100k isn’t even a lot of money

>>59331565
>You know not everyone is poor and 100k isn’t even a lot of money
1) you’re a newfag
2) claiming $100k isn’t a lot to put in a microcap meme company is pants-on-head retarded
3) if you actually had that kind of money you wouldn’t be making such retarded investments

you’re a newfag at absolute minimum, and a r*ddit tourist from r/wsb at worst
I don’t have to “believe” that you’re broke, I KNOW that you’re broke, you dumb faggot

>>59331618
Cope FUDtranny
I just bought more

>>59331746
>$3.12 avg, if not shooped
>screenshotted for posterity and best smg
you are the dumbest and most gorilla-tastic retarded faggot in all the lands.
Retarded faggots all over the world will bow down to the gigantic and insufferably retarded homo-faggot that you are for many years to come.
More yaoi provided by yours truly, free of charge, you gigantic retarded homo faggot.

I'm going to open a short on NMRA. Their main drug Navacaprant to treat MDD will release their Phase 3 clinical trial results before 2024 and I believe it will fail, the market also believes this with considerable shorts interest.

>>59331843
That’s how Schwab works anon, it shows the price at market close. It will show 3.12 until market open today.

I CAN FEEL IT COMING IN THE AIR TONIGHT (MSTR)

>>59329563
Only problem is that a low contract price inherently means low probability of being profitable. As dte decreases, the extrinsic value drains out of the option, leaving only the intrinsic value - and if you're not ITM, that's zero. When you've only got a few days left, yes your effective leverage is very high, but the size of the move needed to offset the loss due to time decay is also very large. Basically, you can end up in a situation where the underlying jumps up massively, but your option stays flat or loses value anyway.

AISP is pumping bigly

Congrats AISP chads

>>59332160
aisp chads stay winning

>>59331906
I can feel it too, ( i own mstr )

Finally managed to get my earnings today, a mo'fing 8k bucks to invest, never had so much all at once. I'm trying to decide between Nvidia or Netflix since they seem to be sure long-term profit makers but I wonder if there's any sure-gain short term stocks today.

What is everybody else looking at today?

>>59332289
Airship AI

Ticket symbol is “AISP”

AISP reaching highs not seen since 2 weeks ago!

AISP price discovery, next stop $7

>>59322690
>GME is somehow still a thing
how? That ship sailed years ago
and yes I'm assblasted I missed it

>>59331199
>why the fuck would you not use strawpoll?
It doesnt exist anymore

>>59332688
It’s being propped up by literal cultists which somehow believe that having no debt means paying a premium of over 200x and also the shorts from literally years ago never closed and the million dollar squeeze is only 2 weeks away, trust the plan.

>>59331981
>Only problem is that a low contract price inherently means low probability of being profitable
Yeah, obviously its a long shot but there's been many days that spy moved up $15-20 which would make me lots of money

>yes your effective leverage is very high, but the size of the move needed to offset the loss due to time decay is also very large.
Im aware the spy needs to move up 20 dollars in the first few days for this to be profitable
It should definitely happen

>Basically, you can end up in a situation where the underlying jumps up massively, but your option stays flat or loses value anyway.
I understand the general idea of time decay but I need more knowledge

>ACHR

>>59333032
>24% short interest
Glad I set my stop loss. Bought at 4.25 and sold at 9.

sold $ibit to buy more $btbt
I think $btbt isn't even scratching the surface yet desu (I know absolutely nothing about trading)

$soun getting close to breaking that $10 barrier. how far will it fall immediately afterwards?

>>59333159
i wanted to do a simple long ibit short mstr arb but ibkr wont let me do crypto as an europoor

>>59333159
this is my logic to be quite humbly honest with you (tbqhhwy)

>>59332314
That was a good start but I was too greedy as usual. Lost 40 bucks when it dropped to 3.5 at once, after I had just gained 25 bucks.

Anyways what is this company working on? qrd?

How do bitcoin ETFs actually work? I thought they were supposed to reflect the price of bitcoin but my ETF is currently at ATH even though bitcoin isn't.

ampx chads where you at?

>>59333272
It has AI. It’s what investors crave.

>>59333032
JOBY is down in the same fashion. Is it because of the war? I wonder if Russian and Chinese investors pulled out to damage the companies. Drones are all the rage in Ukraine these days.
>>59333421
True. Well, seen the sudden spike I thought something good happened this weekend, I guess people just got hyped as usual.

>tfw waiting for AISP and NEON news
I have no patience and nothing else is going on in my life. The suspense is killing me.

>>59333465
AISP is vapourware that isn’t so much as spiking but still below what it was two weeks ago. Don’t fall for the hype. If you want a memestock buy SOUN, at least they are a company that brings in actual revenue.

>Everyone says Intel is a terrible idea to buy
>CEO retires and it goes up 5%

lol lmao

>>59333518
Do you niggers not know how to zoom out

>>59333505
They have a working product, contracts with the government, low P/E and profitability.

>>59333664
The best part is that we will get rich off of the US stopping illegals from coming in. Talk about gigabased

>>59331746
Are you worried about liquidity at all?

what are AISP's main competitors for those govt contracts? is a company like AXON just gonna eat their lunch or maybe buy them out?

the FOMO about those microcrap shitstocks seems to be in full swing, def early '21 vibes - how far along the cycle are we now?

also, guys, try to keep it less gay or go over to bant for that stuff ok

>>59333769
want to deck this whore in her crooked teeth

>>59333491
I'm pretty relaxed about NEON. The court scheduling is decided, unless anything happens outside those dates there's no reason any change in the price should last. I'm holding off expecting it to drop to at least $7 soon, but I'm pulling that number out of my ass so don't base your decisions on it.

>>59333779
It is a male Russian transvestite. Pretty convincing I must say.

>>59312143
>>59312233
I expect a Jan pullback with the presidential transition. Buy the dips then.

>>59331746
>>59332160
>>59332569
>>59332160
LOOK AT THIS STUPID FUCKING NO-BRAIN GORILLA-TASTIC RETARD-FAGGOT.

HE LITERALLY GOT MEME’D BY THE PRE-MARKET HOURS, AND HAD THE “BIG BRAIN” IDEA OF BUYING OVER $50K MORE WHEN IT WAS A BARE MINIMUM OF $3.40 PER SHARE

EVEN IF IT WAS STILL PUMPING AND NOT DUMPING, YOU’D STILL BE A STUPID FAGGOT ASS CLOWN. THE FACT ITS GOING DOWN CHANGES NOTHING TO ME, I ONEW YOU’D FUCK IT UP EITHER WAY.

>>59333528
they don’t, that’s why they do shit like chase the fucking daily movers
it’s only r*ddit tourists over here

>>59333769
>also, guys, try to keep it less gay or go over to bant for that stuff ok
this

idk about micro caps in general but I think the AISP fomo is from both analyst covering it now and putting a fair value price target on it that’s 2x its current value, and the potential for a $50m Q4 contract. And usually acquisitions are bullish so if that happens it’d probably be good for shareholders.

I couldn’t really find serious competitors oddly enough but I’m sure they’re out there, the idea isn’t unique and the military has had stuff like this for ages. That said I have over 800 calls and it’s been performing well for me, was up nearly $30k this morning.

>>59332569
>AISP price discovery, next stop $7
YOU ARE A STUPID ASS GORILLA-TASTIC FAGGOTCLOWN,
AND YOU WILL ALWAYS BE A STUPID ASS GORILLA-FAGGOT CLOWN.

>>59333769
>also, guys, try to keep it less gay or go over to bant for that stuff ok
YOU ARE LITERALLY POSTING ON “SUCK MY GOOCH”, YOU DUMB ASS CLOWN.

WORSE YET — YOU’RE FUCKING POOR AND DON’T ACTUALLY KNOW HOW TO MAKE ANY MONEY ON THE STOCK MARKET.

>>59333197
Do we even know why it's going up? Read a headline on Friday that people bought a lot of calls that day. But usually the next business day it goes down. So I'm waiting to buy calls when it reaches 8.50 (if it reaches 8.50 ever again).

>>59334057
Why do they chase the dragon like this

>>59334043
>>59334089
Why are you so angry, anon

>>59334136
Gains straight to the veins

>>59333491
I panic sold my calls while I was moving snow for a measly 2k profit, and now I'm wondering if I should buy back in

>>59334136
I’m mad because:
>>59315458
THIS FUCKING RETARD BOUGHT AISP CALLS WITH A STRIKE OF $5.00!!!
POST THAT DISGUSTING ASS LOSS PORN, YOU STUPID FAGGOT

>tripfag being annoying
must be a day that ends in Y

>>59334133
because they’re tourists straight from r*ddit
they’re literally newfags that don’t know any better
literally every single oldfag that actually knows how to make money and what is or isn’t retarded does not post on /biz/
and you can thank gookmoot’s tranny janny dilation squad for that

>>59334188
checked and mildly kek'd

>>59331746
>>59332160
>>59332569
>>59332160
>AISP price discovery, next stop $7
look at this stupid ass gorilla-faggot! literally got meme’d by the fucking premarket!
WHAT A FUCKING RETARD

>>59334188
>>59334218
FACT: you both lost money on AISP like a no-brain gorilla-tastic retarded faggot

I'm thinking about switching my 401k to go 100% in on the S&P500 mutual fund because with the Trump win and R sweep they can do a lot of things that business would consider friendly like say for example deregulation, cutting corporate and individual taxes, and trying to do things to make the US a business friendly attracting investments to flow into the US, etc.
But on the other hand I could see evil corp central, davos, the european banking cartel, etc wanting to try to orchestrate a disaster and/or collapse and blame Trump and Rs for it, and so they can try to make Trump and Rs take the blame, so that they can then usher in the things they want, communism, cbdcs, social credit score, you will eat the bugs, 15m cities, you will own nothing and be happy, etc.

>>59334243
Just wait anon another week of +5% every day and we will be at $4. I’m up on AISP from buying most shares in the $2 range so I’m not worried

>2050
>every brick and mortar is bankrupt gone entire walmarts and costcos lay bare and empty converted into warlord shelters
>even amazon is collapsing empty amazon warehouses urbex'd and sacked by gangs
>can only get things from china through tiktok shop from your approved tiktok zoomer warlord
>amazon delivery vehicles robbed and confiscated by tiktok warlords selling their own cult wares

grim

At least with soundhound you can articulate why the company will increase in value. AISP is the definition of a memestock.

Speaking of AISP, wtf is with the 1/15/27 prices?
Is this some strange jewish scheme I'm not aware of?

>>59319882
I guess I'll buy ULTA with the holidays coming around.

>>59334426
AISP is profitable, SOUN is not. AISP will grow because they’ll continue land bigger and bigger contracts. Not hard to understand.

>>59334426
And AISP is a WAY smaller company. Much more upside.

>>59334554
Please invest in my lemonade stand. It’s profitable unlike SOUN and my profits will only increase when I land more and more contracts.

>>59334665
Government deportation agents need drinks to keep cool, government contract is a lock. Get in on the lemonade stand before it rips.

>>59334665
I’m bullish what is the ticker symbol?

>intel finally free of the retard gelsinger
it was like that faggot was actively trying to sabotage the company

I bought AISP

>>59334426
SOUN might be onto something
it’s at least a more respectable gamble than this nonsensical bullshit gamble of “oh, wow! it’s up 10% today, I bet it’ll pull another 10% everyday for the next two weeks!”
Like, what kind of retard hasn’t learned their lesson with momentum plays on daily biggest movers within their first month or two of trading? it’s either newfags or retards.
anybody trying to pitch DD on this thing is only fishing out shit to justify their filthy market chaser mentality, which is ostentatiously the real motivator here

>>59334665
>Please invest in my lemonade stand. It’s profitable unlike SOUN
EXACTLY.
profitability and P/E ratio basically mean nothing in terms of justifying a stock that is clearly supposed to be a growth story

Well AISP is certainly trending now. I dumped my calls around 3.40, I might re-enter before days end.

>>59334347
>>59335896
>>59335994
>based retards
please do buy more, faggots

>>59336080
Yours is the worst kind of autism. It's not even the lovable kind.

>>59331906
Based Phill Collins bobo

>>59336080
Ok I’ll buy more tomorrow. Feeling C O M F Y

>>59335936

>>59336274
just do it now, faggot
won’t it be up by 30% in the premarket again? KEK

>>59336151
you’re a r*ddit tourist

SOUN anon, you have made me a fair sum of money. Do you have any other advice? I'm enjoying the ride.

>>59334120
https://www.investors.com/news/technology/soundhound-stock-voice-ai-advancements/?src=A00220
SoundHound's conversational intelligence technology is in vehicles from Hyundai, Kia, Genesis and other brands.

Televisions are another big area. TV maker Vizio (VZIO), which is being purchased by Walmart (WMT), uses SoundHound technology.

SoundHound also provides AI agents for customer service applications.

"If you call a restaurant, our AI picks up the phone," Mohajer said. "If you go through a drive-thru of a restaurant, you talk to our AI. If you call your insurance company or bank or health care provider or retail store, we provide AI agents for these businesses. That's a massive TAM (total addressable market) that has been rejuvenated because of generative AI and large language models.".
$SOUN is going up because its the future and blackrock, nvidia, and vanguard know it. I had 238 shares of palantir, I sold 38 shares off, got some BP $BP, $WES(long term) and i got some more soundhound and a few shares of RCAT. fun starts past 9.56 and run starts past $10.25. im nibbling 10 shares every paycheck and Id recommend the same, reminder the float is only 337m. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241121292929/en/In
If you want to save money for $8.50 calls thats cool but still you should dollar cost average 1 share a week so if it blasts off youre not mad. Im holding long term, I recommend holding atleast some of your position until 2030, im doing the same thing with palantir im intending on letting the profit shares make me gains while my principal investment is pulled out/safe. But yeah im buying 10 shares every 2 weeks, im at 1320 rn.

>>59335994
I think it's just trending in this thread. I don't think it has traction anywhere else. There's a very small pool of posters on Stocktwits too.

Are you seeing activity elsewhere?

>>59336753
Fuck accidentally exited out my message pretty much keep accumulating atleast 10 shares of $SOUN a month until its boom boom time then when we are in the teens I encourage you to sell like 30-50% of your position and let the rest ride to 2030 im doing the same thing with palantir. Also im more dividend focused this upcoming year im looking at $BP $WES and $VICI.
>>59334665
Lmao at this fud, part of the 27% short interest here. They acquired amelia AI which is profitable and they paid off their debt early. https://investors.soundhound.com/news-releases/news-release-details/soundhound-ai-announces-early-debt-pay-robust-cash-position-and
they paid off their debt early, its obviously a growth story, also someone said "well what value are they if they arent using their patents" first off they are, second off if they really are unprofitable, then nvidia already invested no shit they want to work with them, soundhound is a key part of the nvidia drive platform, if soundhound became unprofitable/brink of bankruptsy then theyd just sell to nvidia and theyd have full domain over the voice AI for nvidia drive. https://www.soundhound.com/newsroom/press-releases/soundhound-to-offer-on-chip-voice-ai-with-nvidia-that-delivers-in-vehicle-generative-ai-responses-with-no-connectivity-required/
I predict a big announcement at CES, mcdonalds partnership or soundhound being demod in a tesla. Worse comes to worse its a tax loss harvest position but nvidia + vanguard + blackrock invested has me sleeping well at night, im not selling any until 15.

>>59337151
Moron I was making fun of AISP not soundhound.

>>59312143
Guy trying to convince you to wait until january is short and trying to minimize pain. As I said the other day 90% of biz laughed at it when it went down 10% that day now its rallying and you want to get in now? peak biz is ignoring it when its low and getting fomo when its running. Its under all time high so yeah it isnt too late. Dollar cost average until the election, if you could have 100 shares by january thatd be a smug position. We arent even profitable yet this has much more room to go, paid off the debt and working with FAANG(netflix) and the big car manufacturers. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241121292929/en/In
Avoid it shooting upto 12 and feeling like a dumb ass, buy even 1 share a week while having money set aside for this supposed january dip.

>>59335936
>AISP
The stock has a contract being potentially awarded this quarter that's roughly equal to their current market cap, they're currently trading 50% below fair value (a la Lynch's method) before the contract gets factored in, they're profitable, and they're in a relevant industry on a macro level (increased border surveillance under Trump). I don't see much downside risk here and a lot of upside, personally. Especially with a near term catalyst (the contract award) that will shine the spotlight on this tiny company like it did RCAT.

But sure, keep posting gay stuff and FUD'ing.

bought scmi at 37$
instantly dumps to 30$
then instantly moons to 43$
what the fuck did I get into

>>59337343
I tried buying some as a YOLO I had like 2k from selling some PLTR tried to get 100 shares but account wasnt approved for OTC trading.

>>59335936
And the growth narrative is them getting more contracts and customers. Military/DoD, security companies, FedEx, etc.

I'm not married to the stock like the SOUN homo. I've bought and sold SOUN before, I just see this as a far, far better move for my money at the moment. I see it as a very similar trade to RCAT, which went quite well for me.

>>59337364
They aren't an OTC stock though? I don't mess with OTC either (yet).

>>59337220
why is it going to dump in january?

>>59337444
Because we've had 2 years of 0 volume pumpage

>>59337343
If I win the government contract it’s worth more than 100x my lemonade stand. AISP is a loser pick, my lemonade stand offers an easy 10 bagger. Invest now or regret it.

>>59337220
bought and sold 100 shares real quick earlier in the month and a $8call that expired worthless for earnings, gonna slowly ease back in does have potential. do like the deals it has with NVDA as an investor, drive thru AI voice and the TV AI shit.could have made a few hundo if I held those shares for
>2 more weeks

Bought in pre market today and didn’t realized today was the record date for the dividend was today and got dumped on and lost 1%. I am retarded and now have to bag hold for a few days at least.

>>59337720
feelsbadman

>>59331906
>for days I've been seeing reports of MSTR rallying
>its been falling in price for over a week

I just don't get it.

>>59337151
alright, thanks man. I'll keep an eye on those as well.

>>59322055
invest in Planet Labs, they are a satellite company with big gains in recent weeks. basically their thing is many small satellites with fast tasking time rather than a handful of big monster satellites. they have the most satellites in space today and are basically a startup still

>>59337423
I thought AISP was OTC, my fidelitys all fucked up lately i tried ordering some AISP got warning its OTC so I was like fuck it and added onto my $BP stack.
>>59337444
I dont know why hes saying its going to dump in january, if it does then thats cheapies, what im saying is if youre paranoid about it dumping then dollar cost average with a lump sum and catch the dip with the lump sum if it ever happens. Im not married to the stock im just not buying and selling buying and selling for captial gains, I have a full time job and a social life. Id rather hold something I know will be good in 5 years than "wow look it went up 10% lets sell" and then it goes up 5% more and I want to rope, theres too much inconsistency with trading, I claim to be a good stock picker not a good trader. 90% of day traders fail.
But yeah I remember watching nvidia at ath thinking im waiting for the dip then it went up 20% more, and I thought the same them another 20%, Ended up buying there and I got 32% gains, dont wait trying to time because youll feel like a cuck grabbing your flaccid dick in the chair watching it go up 20% when youre thinking "bu-bu-but isnt it suposed to dip? is it too late to get in?" just get in already and buy some every week or two instead of trying to time a dip on an already cheap stock, you realize we are soaring to 15 when we get the profitable earnings report right? this time next year it wouldnt suprise me if we are $20.

>>59338344
Also doesnt the book the millionare next door recommend holding for long term capital gains? People always got some shit to say if i sold youd say "soundhound bros why did toldya dump" it goes from 6 to 10 to 9 and then all the fucking FUDers and day traders come in "you could of locked in profits, it isnt looking good for soundhound" zoom out faggot we are still up 87.24% in the past 6 months, unless it moons to 20 im not considering selling, the company has a good future im not selling early so i can pay 10-15% more in taxes. Im not getting fucked over getting margin called, theres people who got $SOUN calls for $8 that rotted to being useless when if they just got shares at $7 theyd be up 25-30%. Stop being gainbrained, the market isnt a slot machine with big clashing buttons of 300% gains in a week consistently, buy and hold long term and trade with part of your account, stop prescribing people to trade their whole account because you want to feel like the wolf of wall street. I will happily be the tortoiouse instead of the hare, dont get me wrong im willing to trade but im not trading 30k when I have a full life to live, even if i traded and made 50% that year thats only 15k = not worth it, most successful traders have much more money, research and all that it comes down to like $5 a hour if you have 30k. Fuck that ill buy and hold and live my life. Im sick and tired of people saying im married to the stock fuck you bitch ass tell me whats a better pick then instead of just shit talking me. Fucking FUDers I am sick and tired of people not taking me seriously thats the whole reason I started tripfagging. My dad not buying bitcoin at 4k when I told him about it pisses me off, to those who listen, I commend you, to those who didnt, I told you faggots at $5-6 you could be up 40%. I want to rape the shorts I want to margin call them.

>>59338541
I started with $15k three months ago and have $70k now. Trading options. Don't give a rats behind about taxes, IRS is so far behind on that stuff, I'll just pull some out annually and leave it in a HYSA so it's earning interest or acting as an e-fund until they send me the letter. And it's not like what you owe gains interest, it'd be stupid to pay now.

>>59338541
>to those who listen, I commend you
and no one cares what you say faggot. im running circles around you anyway

>>59338608
Thats funny because multiple people have thanked me so obviously people do care what I have to say, post portfolio with gain percentages.

>>59338638

>>59338638
your ego is huge and gay, that's what bothers me the most. you think this thread is full of your disciples and you're someone worthy of following

Can't we all just get along?

>>59338674
what has helped you the most with options? I'm usually on the sidelines watching the big options plays but have dipped my feet in recently. best plays to accomolate that much so shortly?

>>59338875
>what has helped you the most with options?
losing all my money until I was about to jump off a bridge, then committing to only taking S-tier trades and dumping in countless hours of research to find them

>>59338984
pls post Alpha sir, would like some examples. what is your main strategy in terms of short expiry/further out? earnings plays?

>>59339011
Previous success was with LYFT, MARA, SMCI, RCAT and I'm currently holding AISP (up 100%) and NEON (shares, not options). RCAT SRR contract and LYFT earnings were both exemplary trades for me and I'm trying to only stick to trades of that caliber. MARA and SMCI were more of 'asymmetric risk' style trades that I don't shy away from if I feel good about it. I know I'm missing a few too from the last month.

>AISP
thesis is that they're a small (~$60m market cap) company with a ~$50m estimated contract being awarded this quarter, so roughly equal to their market cap and should moon.

>NEON
thesis is that they're in a lawsuit against Samsung for patent infringement (swipe to unlock technology) that may payout multiple billions (estimated share price if case is won is $31-37). Also suing AAPL, where the reward could be much higher. success against Samsung will lead to speculation on AAPL potential, which will a much larger payout, estimated stock price after success $120+.


Some things I'm keeping tabs on but not in yet:

>PARA
May be acquired for $15 a share next year. As this nears I'd load up on options below that strike price, they're cheap right now too.

I forgot the other ones and am too lazy to check my notes. But that's the general idea. Researching a lot, finding catalyst that may drive price up, and using options as leverage. Staying away from just trading noise / scalping etc.

>>59339011
>in terms of short expiry/further out?
I try to go at least two weeks out if I know the catalyst date (earnings or some vague thing like by end of year). If I don't really know but it should be soon I go much farther out. this also protects me a little bit when I'm wrong so my calls don't go to zero, and gives me some time to ride up (RCAT for example reacted weird and drifted upward for a week or so after the news, I was glad my expiration was longer dated).

BAKED
>>59339117
>>59339117
>>59339117

>>59339011
I find good stuff on seeking alpha, substack, reddit and here. just looking everywhere I can, should probably be on twitter more. I also just go brute force and comb through finviz, look at news, do custom screening and just dig constantly.

SAVA was a good asymmetric trade recently too but I didn't take it.

>>59333242
Just wait till next earnings report anon it will go retarded

>>59339121
>not putting /smg/ in the title
you're a nigger

>>59339011
it takes a lot of research to find these trades so most of my time has been spent researching and waiting for things to pop. I find it a lot less stressful than other styles so far.

>>59339175
that’s a funny way to say “browsing r*ddit for some sick yaoi”

>>59339138
Scoopys is just mad we dont go to bant so he likes to sabotage biz smg which usually stays more on topic and doesnt have loliposting

>>59339093
appreciate the breakdown. a buddy of mine got destroyed on RIOT so I probably won't touch MARA. i also generally think crypto is fake and gay. LYFT is solid, UBER also a good play IMO and you get exposure to the food delivery market. SMCI I'm a bit skeptical of with the accounting fraud shit but they are a big customer of NVDA so doubt they will go (((fully under))).

AISP I have heard mentioned a few times in here, same with NEON, will do more research there..Buffet dumped PARA, down 25% ytd..I think legacy media is a dying breed - see Comcast recently trying to sell of MSNBC/CNBC, etc. could see one of the other streaming companies buy it though.

>>59339123
I go to multiple sources as well, can only get so much from here. there is this 1 guy I follow who made a website that posts a bunch of updates daily if you are interdasted (free): https://tradingedge.club/

>>59339204
>I probably won't touch MARA
yeah I just bought on a Monday when BTC had mooned, anticipating a rise (they had earnings the same week). sold before earnings for a 10x.

I got into LYFT because they had partnered with DoorDash, approaching profitability, beat earnings 80% of the time with an average post-earnings move of 18%, and the market was only expecting a 12% move. I expected with all this that they'd beat and beat big, and they did (was like a 15-20x trade).

SMCI was just oversold and if they were not gonna be delisted so fast like everyone thought. they're too important now to be delisted like that. was maybe a 5x for me riding it from $18 to $32, didn't wanna sit on them too long since they are kinda sketch. but if they dip again I'll get back in.

the AISP mentions mostly come from me bringing it up awhile ago, I found them by screening finviz for micro caps that were profitable with good return on equity or something. researched what came up and they were under fair value, had good gov't contracts going on, etc. got in after recent earnings when it was mentioned they'll have a big contract this quarter, think that news is flying under the radar.

>PARA
didn't know buffet dumped, but the point of the trade is that it's trading at $10-11, and may get bought out at $15. if the deal goes through that's ~50% upside, much more if long options. and I think it'll go through. I wouldn't be into the company if it weren't for the acquisition above market value of the stock.

>>59339204
>https://tradingedge.club/
that guy is a little too fast paced for me, I'm trying to trade signal only, but he posts a lot of intraday TA noise (I'd call it noise anyway, I'm more looking for fundemental catalyst that will move price, not TA). but if it works it works

>>59338719
fuck you and fuck your mother

>>59339204
I think I was also the one who started shilling NEON when it was around $6.30. it has since mooned though and now may not be a good entry but I think there's still a lot of upside.

>>59338703
I dont mean to have an ego I know that I know nothimg im just sharing DD. theres thousands here with portfolio bigger than mine. Im mostly posting DD, I admitted im not the best trader I try to stick to stock picking. I honestly think people against soundhound on /biz/ are short sellers trying to spread FUD but as I said I know that I know nothing. but blackrock probably does, blackrcok and vanguard being holders is the main conviction for this trade.

>>59339339
cool

>>59339247
wasnt aware LYFT had a doordash partnership, makes sense to compete with Uber and probably the better play. only thing that worries me with that is the W2 wages (+ benefits) as opposed to 1099 contractors. not sure if that is just in my state or a national thing but drivers now start at $25/hr + tips which is retarded

SMCI is a good buy around 30, or on big red days where it goes 10-15% fluctuation, but a lot of uncertainty right now. overbought today for sure.

who is the suitor for PARA? I could see Apple buying them and throwing it in the Disney/Hulu package. I still ike NFLX as a better streaming play though. I foresee a 10-1 split once it goes above 1K and gets included back into the MAG8 - META, TSLA, AAPL, AMZN, NVDA, NFLX, GOOG, MSFT. maybe they'll throw MSTR in there if it gets added to the Nasdaq and keeps going up.

>>59339261
I like trading on the TA. he posts a lot of call/put ratios and shit beyond my knowledge and has a quant that posts daily SPY / QQQ levels daily in the morning, solid source to stay in tune with what the market is doing as an overview

>>59339536
nice work, sweetie
that’s one more gold star for you

>>59339541
Fuck off scoops holy shit. You are the worst kind of tripfag.

>>59339536
just fyi I dump these options after the event happens. I thought LYFT was gonna crush earnings, bought calls before, and dumped after. I don't really have an opinion on LYFT at all beyond that they were likely to beat Q3 earnings. same for all my other trades. I will dump NEON and AISP the moment the catalyst happens and the price action suggests it's a good exit.

>>59339536
Skydance will acquire PARA. But again, I don't care or know anything about PARA beyond the fact that it's a $15 stock at acquisition that's trading for $10-11 right now. I have only researched stuff that directly pertains to the likelihood of the merger happening.

Just saying so you get where I'm coming from with the trades. If I think the merger will happen, I'm buying $15 for $10. After that, I'm out.

>>59339609
when did you first discover that you were in fact a homosexual?
was it when you first gazed upon another man’s throbbing cock?

scoops is based, eh fucks trannies and doesn't afraid of anything

>>59339869
>and doesn't afraid of anything
well meme’d, fren

>>59339878
>no denying of trannyfucking accusations
I fucking knew it

>>59339890
kek only if they’re children, ofc

what was smg's take on 23/7/365 trading? do we like it?

>>59340846
idk, seems kinda gay t b h