/smg/ - sticky milk general

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11719697]

desu wa~ edition

>I'm new to the stock market, what stocks should I buy?
Before you buy anything, make a brokerage account and read investopedia articles and/or the books in the OP list. If you don't have a broker, you can't buy stocks, and if you blindly buy things without understanding how the stock market works or doing any research on the individual stocks you're buying, you will lose money and it will be entirely your fault.

List of popular brokers:
https://pastebin.com/mrSchZPg

List of basic stock market terminology for newfags:
https://pastebin.com/VtnpN5iJ ml
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar

Biopharma Catalyst Calendar:
https://biopharmcatalyst.com/

Pump and Dump Advertising:
https://stocktwits.com

S&P 500 VIX Futures (For SVXY/UVXY, higher is better for UVXY, lower is better for SVXY)
https://www.investing.com/indices/us-spx-vix-futures

Suggested books:
https://pastebin.com/jgA5zTuC

Previous thread: >>11717759

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11719726]

correct thread is here
>>11719695
>>11719695

[Anonymous No.11719730]

>>11719697
First for toshino thread real thread

[Anonymous No.11719733]

GOD FUCKING DAMMIT

[Anonymous No.11719829]

>>11719697
SQQQ or more TQQQ today?

is we cliff edge, or bout to bounce?

[Anonymous No.11719891]

>>11719733
I'm waiting for it to bleed some more before loading up on, given GE's ties into healthcare and the aging population I think in the long run it'll work out, but I want there to be a as big a margin of safety as possible.

[Anonymous No.11720333]

>>11719733
>buying GE
It's doomed anon.

[Anonymous No.11720904]

Today was my first time day trading. I made some money trading funko but my ACB stock is negative. I kind of expected to play the long game with ACB anyway. I wasted two day trades though and didn't make much money at all, but it was fun and I learned a lot.

[Anonymous No.11720944]

>>11720904
I'm in my first week of investing. Probably started about 7 days ago. So far I'm losing my ass but I don't really care because I only put $475 into the market and this is a valuable learning experience while I read "Essays of Warren Buffet" and "The intelligent investor". I'd really feel like shit right now if I had been investing a lot of money for a long time.
In the mean time I guess I'll just save my cash and wait for a big dip in January/Early December before I start buying again.

[Anonymous No.11720952]

>>11720904
>>11720944
>early december
Meant to say late december.

[Anonymous No.11721509]

>>11719697
HOWS YOUR STOCKS LMAOOO

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.11721553]

>>11721509
Cryptocurrency is internet funny money. I'm going to lmao myself when you discover what that precisely means.

[Anonymous No.11721603]

>>11721553
no coiners eternally BTFO. Major cope incoming.

[Anonymous No.11721711]

>>11721509
OOGA CHAKA OOGA CHAKA

[Anonymous No.11721736]

>>11721603
You're an idiot, seriously. You're going to lose all the money you put into this shit and I don't even feel sorry for you. Anyone who puts money into whatever-coin after what happened with bitcoins deserves precisely what they get.

[Anonymous No.11721799]

>>11721736
>Anyone who puts money into whatever-coin after what happened with bitcoins deserves precisely what they get.
you mean the massive gains it saw, unprecedented to any other speculative asset on planet earth.
>but muh correction
you sound like you got into crypto near the end of 2017 and got burned hard. No coiners just cannot win unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.11721833]

>>11721799
>>this delusional bullshit
You crypto-tards cannot be reasoned with, and if any of you had any sense, you wouldn't be buying internet funny money in the first place.

[Anonymous No.11721842]

>>11719733
Where's the bottom? I don't own any GE shares.

[Anonymous No.11721915]

>>11721842
Pretty soon you can drop a few hundred on it and pretend you don’t own it for a while. If it doesn’t go bankrupt then you’ll be happy in a few years. I’ve been holding since the summer. Obviously it hasn’t been going well

[Anonymous No.11721968]

who here want to die in their sleep?

[Anonymous No.11722034]

>>11721968
I've only got $475 in the market so I don't really care. I honestly wouldn't mind a crash because my buying power would increase drastically.

[Anonymous No.11722063]

>>11721842
Idk the jet engine business but I would think that it is valuable enough to let them keep their power generation

[Anonymous No.11722743]

>>11722063
>Money sink
>Helping them stay in business

Topkek

[Anonymous No.11723201]

>finally learned to manage my ADHD enough to work 8 hours a day
>finally learnt enough programming to get out of my 2 years of after college NEETdom
>about to start applying to jobs in January
>economy tanks
T-thanks, not like I wanted to become independent or anything.

[Anonymous No.11723310]

>>11723201
You're overreacting, anon. How new are you? This dip is absolutely nothing in the long term.

Why do people on here always panic over minor price action?

[Anonymous No.11723333]

>>11723310
Because they're speculators and not investors.

[Anonymous No.11723356]

>>11723201
>AHHH THE DOW IS DOWN 2.3% THE ECONOMY IS TANKING WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE SELL SELL SELL

stop

>>11723333
Quads confirm that short term traders are faggots
Position trading and long term investing > all

>>11721799
>implying the parabolic rise of crypto prices wasn't exactly the same as every other speculative bubble in history

you people really are too dumb to even attempt to reason with

[Anonymous No.11723373]

>>11723356
>>11723310
You think I'll be fine? I'm worried about the property bubble popping (I'm in canada).

[Anonymous No.11723387]

>>11721842
Well in the long term it'll pay off when they do the spinouts. Each spinout will be its own company, which you will get shares in. Said companies could make loads of profit or get bought out. So for $40 for example you get:

GE
BHGE
GE Transportation
Ge Healthcare
GE Capital

[Anonymous No.11723393]

>>11719829
>is we cliff edge, or bout to bounce?

Mega bounce. That inverse head and shoulders on the S&P is no joke.

[Anonymous No.11723395]

>>11723373
>he invested in real estate
lmao, you're fucked if Canada is anything like the U.S.
We have an aging population, most of their homes are owned by the banks through reverse mortgages. Once all of the old folks die the market is going to be flooded with homes that can't be sold. Unless you're a renter your "investments" will be essentially worthless. Hell, even rent prices will go down because people may finally be buying houses if they're cheap enough.

[Anonymous No.11723403]

>>11723387
Normally it'd cost you least $40 per just to get in on one company must less 5

[Anonymous No.11723414]

>>11723395
arent the chinese buying everything up?

[Anonymous No.11723418]

>>11723395
What? No I'm looking for a job and scared we will have 2008.

[Anonymous No.11723419]

>>11723395
On the plus side, buying into CVS would be a wise move. With all the older folk needing pills and shit expanding year after year

[Anonymous No.11723423]

bull tomorrow

[Anonymous No.11723436]

>>11723414
Not sure but I wouldn't be surprised.
>>11723418
We're heading in that direction.
>>11723419
Good 5-10 year investment. Wise move. Buy more once the market plummets.

[Anonymous No.11723439]

>>11723373
Even if the economy does tank, that doesn't mean all available jobs will magically vanish overnight
Canada's housing bubble is in danger of popping, but even if the Canadian economy does go into a recession right when you start looking for a job, it'll start to recover a lot more quickly than people realize

[Anonymous No.11723451]

>>11723373
>>11723439
The US economy started pulling out of the Great Recession in February of 2009

[Anonymous No.11723454]

>>11721968

Not yet. No better temporary cure for depression than a determined will for vengeance. I don't even need to win. They just need to lose and all they have worked for turn to ashes.

[Anonymous No.11723456]

>>11723439
It's more, as someone just starting I'm scared about it.
>>11723436
I really don't know what to do.
>>11723451
I don't know if I can make it a full year...

[Anonymous No.11723460]

>>11723456
You'll still be able to get a job but your chances will be higher if you start searching now rather than later.

[Anonymous No.11723466]

>>11723456
Even if it does tank, you should still try to apply for jobs
The economy being bad doesn't mean absolutely nobody will get hired for anything, just that less people are able to find employment than usual
The odds may be lower, but they won't be zero

[reluctant kneepad girl No.11723469]

>>11719829
>what is your type?
>uhhhhhhh

[Anonymous No.11723477]

>>11723460
>>11723466
Ok. I'm going to rush to finish my portfolio over this month, then apply in december.

[Anonymous No.11723483]

>>11723477
You should get a source of income before you start building a portfolio. Start searching now. December is going to be worse than this month. Retail might get a small boost but that's about it.

[Anonymous No.11723487]

>>11723456
Yeah that's why I bought into walmart, least part of it. Then you add the rolling out of the home delivery service of food and expanding of site to store pickup. Seems like walmart is at the right track for profit gain.

[Anonymous No.11723491]

>>11723466
>that pic
pretty hot desu.

[Anonymous No.11723528]

>>11723483
I mean, I'm being supported by my parents at the moment.

I want to get a programming job, it's the only thing I'm reasonably good at.

[Anonymous No.11723530]

Why did someone who bases their trading philosophy on making money from other peoples' bad decisions write a book to teach other people how to be better traders?

[Anonymous No.11723538]

Daily reminder that putting 100% of your savings in VTSAX yields a higher return in the long run than all other investment portfolios and strategies.

[Anonymous No.11723546]

Why aren't you boomers hodling LINK right now?

[Anonymous No.11723553]

>>11723528
Sometimes you gotta settle for less anon. I went to school to be an engineering technician and now I'm repairing cell phones for 11 dollars an hour but I'm at least getting valuable experience in the field.

[Anonymous No.11723565]

all red AGAIN

orange very bad man

[Anonymous No.11723571]

>>11723546
Because I want to actually have money in 5 years
Crypto is a speculative bubble and the vast majority of cryptocurrencies won't survive the pop, and the ones that will will be at severely reduced prices

[Anonymous No.11723575]

where can one api trade with a good leverage?

[Anonymous No.11723585]

>>11723553
I'm going to keep trying for a while longer I think.

But eventually I'll have to settle.

[Anonymous No.11723592]

>>11723546
The entire crypto market is a bad investment
It's not a matter of one coin being better than another, it's a matter of every single one of them being valued based entirely on speculative hype rather than any actual utility they have in the world

[Anonymous No.11723602]

>>11723546
Don't kid yourself, IBM/CISCO will just make a copy of it and all major financial institutions will adopt their ripoff because its a safer bet to them than some pre-mined token running on some Ukrainian austist's unsecured network infrastructure.

[Anonymous No.11723613]

>>11723575
you can kys, faggot

[Anonymous No.11723653]

>>11723592
>>11723546
When you buy a stock, you're buying a company that makes an actual product
The company generates profit through its goods and/or services that give a stock (a share of ownership of that company) some inherent value
Cryptocurrencies produce no value and have no inherent worth in and of themselves
They're only worth as much as people are willing to pay for them

[Anonymous No.11723663]

>>11723530
Because YOLO XD

[Anonymous No.11723670]

>>11723530
Because one book isn't enough to change fundamental human psychology

[Anonymous No.11723689]

>>11723653
Unless you're talking about most pharma companies. Then you're just helping fund R&D on the future promise of a breakthrough.

Kind of like crypto.

[Anonymous No.11723709]

Where is LCI guy? I'm thinking over putting in 2k tomorrow over this amneal deal. Looks like some easy gains. Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.11723739]

>>11723670
JEB SURRRGGGEEEEE!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.11723742]

>>11721968
Currently down 900 dollars, 25%. Everything I'm holding has good long-term fundamentals, but goes with the rest of the market. So I'm pretty tired of it...

[Anonymous No.11723744]

>>11723689
>Then you're just helping fund R&D on the future promise of a breakthrough

The value of a biotech company is determined by the profit it can generate selling the drugs it produces
Though it is true that biotech is an inherently speculative sector, you can still objectively determine if a company is a good buy or not by doing your research on how their drug has performed in clinical trials and studies and how much funding they have
The end result of a successful biotech company is a physical drug that can treat diseases and potentially save lives
The end result of a cryptocurrency is the same thing it always was, an online token with no intrinsic value

[Anonymous No.11723748]

>>11723592
>>11723653
This. Cryptofags are essentially just speculators.

[Anonymous No.11723814]

>>11723744
So what you're saying is the issue with crypto is the lack of a profit model?

[Anonymous No.11723849]

Can someone make an argument for longing VIX vs. buying OTM SPY puts? Would like to hear a for/against either one.

[Anonymous No.11723853]

Where is the end of year rally?
Where is the government gridlock rally?
Where is the third year presidency rally?

What the fuck is happening?

[Anonymous No.11723875]

>>11723814
Not only the lack of a profit model, but also the lack of utility of any individual coin itself
The underlying blockchain technology is useful, but it's been shown that when companies/governments adopt blockchain technology, they just make their own proprietary coins instead of buying one that's already on the market
What's to stop a company from just making its own cryptocurrency that has exactly the same function as Chainlink, but is produced solely by that company and only used by that company and others like it

[Anonymous No.11723885]

>>11723853
We've been POWELL'D

[Anonymous No.11723926]

>>11723853
You retard Wojack, We in the end-times now

[Anonymous No.11723953]

>>11723853
The market is deciding between a 3rd wave down or an inverse head and shoulders rally. If we stay above 2700 the next few days, to the moon we go. If we go below, hold on to your butts.

[Anonymous No.11723979]

>>11723953
So if we down 1% more we fucked

[Anonymous No.11724002]

>>11723979
2700 is not a hard line. It would be the supports around there. What I mean is that if this thing starts to go down, it's going to go WAY down.

[Anonymous No.11724077]

>>11724002
fuck it, just start planning to 2022 and buying shit that goes south.

[Anonymous No.11724078]

>>11724002
The real support is where the circuit breakers are.
Once we trip one, expect a -50% plunge in Dow

[Anonymous No.11724097]

>up today purely because of Ford

[Anonymous No.11724134]

>>11724097
>tfw you bought a bunch of ford a few days ago when the "experts" were saying not to.

[Anonymous No.11724148]

>>11723953
If it’s the former, we’ll be sub 245 before December.

[Anonymous No.11724294]

Buy some shipper stocks like GLBS and ESEA. They gonna moon. Actually GLBS arleady ran a bit. Gonna run some more too because good earnings.

[Anonymous No.11724317]

what's the one stock of the day today lads? any chinese shit gonna pop soon?

[Anonymous No.11724329]

>>11724317
China is fucked for the foreseeable future

[Anonymous No.11724351]

>>11724317
>china popping while trump is in office
lmao

[Anonymous No.11724371]

>>11724317
Ford is the only stock that kept my portfolio somewhat "stable".

[Anonymous No.11724387]

looks like BOJ is buying the dip

[Anonymous No.11724402]

>>11723201
You're in the best market for tech job-seeking ever. Just apply to 10 places, you'll get in somewhere.

[Anonymous No.11724423]

>>11724402
He better hurry up because the tech industry is waaaaaayyyyyy over valued. It's probably going to be one of the hardest hit. I say that as someone working in the tech industry.

[Anonymous No.11724450]

>>11724402
Ok, I'll send out some applications.

[Anonymous No.11724454]

>>11721842
when is the right time to buy?!!

[Anonymous No.11724470]

>>11724423
This is kind of making me panic, what if I get a job then get laid off immediately

Honestly I'm just too anxiety filled, I'm just at the point where I can finally leave the house after 2 years.

[Anonymous No.11724496]

>>11724470
Don't panic. Hustle.

[Anonymous No.11724511]

>>11724423
Tech stocks are overvalued, but IT for non-tech companies is gonna keep booming.

Aldi, Wal-Mart, and a lot of other big box stores are expanding and developing proprietary software for supply chain management. Everyone in finance is scrambling for decent developers. Even the VA needs devs.

I just sold Red Hat to buy more GE, but if Red Hat drops below $160 again, I'll take some cash out of savings to buy more. Salesforce is also solid, but I'm more hesitant since they're a bit cult-ish.

>>11724450
>>11724470
Your best bet is an internship with a large company. They'll pay you fairly, show you a good time, and hire about 80% of their interns as full-timers once the summer ends.

Corporate is tame, and layoffs are actually pretty rare for full-time developers. There's high turnover in middle management, and contractors come and go, but unless you're shit at your job, you'll be more or less set.

Good luck anon.

[Anonymous No.11724537]

>>11724511
I'm not too confident in GE. Although you're right about tech. Although I wasn't too confident in Ford and I bought it anyway since it's a dividend value stock. So who knows what could happen with GE. It could be an undervalued winner. Have you checked out their balance sheets? Did you find anything interesting?

[Anonymous No.11724538]

>>11721968
Dieing in your sleep would be like a random reset. Like, I had some shit going on, but now this is happening. Okay. Guess I'll start some new shit, then.

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11724567]

Buying DXJ and DJXS this month because I love anime

[Anonymous No.11724614]

My idea of the tech boom is that it’ll keep going till the boomers finally leave the workforce. They’re the ones still impressed by anyone who can open Word. It’s to the point that middle schoolers can code. Once they flood the market coupled with newer tech savvy bosses the bottom will fall out. That’s just my opinion though.

>>11721968
I’m actually feeling good. I had a convo with a literal 10/10 single milf over nothing in particular, just chatting. She’s younger than me but I’d marry her right now if she asked. It may not go anywhere but at least I tried. I’m glad it happened cause the other milf I was crushing on got a bf and I was feeling pretty bummed.

[Anonymous No.11724620]

>>11724537
I have a friend who majored in aerospace engineering and landed a job there. He couldn't give me details (non-disclosure agreements and all that), but he's a sharp guy and he has faith in the company.

There's a big push to accelerate R&D, which we both think is a good sign, and the CEO's new strategy (attack debt, but don't drop talent) makes a lot of sense.

I'm not clever enough to spot anything special in the balance sheets. They're in too much debt. Take it with a grain of salt, but I think they can pay it off.

[Anonymous No.11724635]

>>11721603
>tfw been a nocoiner since I first heard about bitcoin, soon after its inception
>heh heh loser autists buying monopoly money
>BTC goes to 1500
>I-its just a stupid bubble it'll die soon
>BTC has too many problems, I'm so smart for ignoring it
>BTC crashes to like 12 bucks, I feel smugly satisfied with myself, and of course don't buy
>Bull run last year happens like the runup to the Trump presidency.
>Increasingly nervous nocoiner thinks 2k is the top
>I-it has scaling issues!
>then 4k
>b-but its all a scam
>then 8k
>crypto is a dead meme!
>still don't buy at 10k even though I could've doubled my fucking money on that
>BTC lays quiet around 6k, storing up its energy for the next glorious bullrun

I finally took the cryptopill, lads, not gonna miss it this time.

[Anonymous No.11724663]

>>11724635
>Implying anyone in the general market will want to buy a pre-mined clunky piece of shit like bitcoin
>Implying IBM and other massive tech firms aren't already developing blockchain technologies to pull the rug out from under a community of autists
>Implying all major corporations won't just use those systems instead of relying on a community of autists

[Anonymous No.11724699]

given 3 stocks of different prices, how can I find the optimal distribution between the three such that I own as close to equal a distribution as possible, while not exceeding $5000?

[Anonymous No.11724712]

>>11724635
Where is the new money gonna come from? Africa?

[Anonymous No.11724724]

why are volleyball asses so perfect?

[Anonymous No.11724811]

>>11724635
>FOMOing this hard

You were going to lose your money no matter what you invested in

>>11724567
You really like ETFs, don't you
I think that if you're buying a lot of them, a better bet would be to do research and identify good individual companies to buy instead

[Anonymous No.11724913]

>>11724699
this is like 3rd grade math man

5000 / 3 = max total cost per company

[Anonymous No.11724927]

>>11723393

[Anonymous No.11724933]

>>11724913
that would work if the companies were all the same price. They're not.

[Anonymous No.11724960]

>>11724933
i dont understand your question then if you dont want equal market values of each company

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11725023]

>>11724811
I have a secret power portfolio I'm buying right now
I'll show you when it's done and weighted correctly

[Anonymous No.11725036]

>>11724927

MEGA BOUNCE

[Anonymous No.11725059]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

what the fuck happened

[Anonymous No.11725093]

>>11724933
my dude... 5000/3 is $1666.66. If you want to be equally weighted between three companies, buy as close to 1666.66 dollars of each of them.

[Anonymous No.11725121]

>>11721027
Until 4 years ago Germany was the major opponent to a low euro. Germans investors were absolutely hostile to QE and other dovish ECB measures. However at that time politically they lost the finnish and austrians who sided with France and Italy to ask for a weaker euro.

The "Germany needs a weak euro" is a meme, their industry doesn't give much of a fuck and politically they are hostile to it.

[Anonymous No.11725133]

>>11723469
>>>
>>>
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[Anonymous No.11725175]

>>11725093
it's a linear integer programming problem
my first mistake was assuming /biz/ knew anything about math

[Anonymous No.11725207]

>>11724423
Stocks dont really correlate with jobs. STMicro stock is at a 3 years-low or something and they are hiring like mad. Same with Soitec.

[Anonymous No.11725235]

>>11725175
Do you mean you want to own as close as possible number of shares of each company? There's no way of telling you that without knowing the price of each company's shares. If you buy an equal dollar amount of each company they each have equal weight in your portfolio irrespective of number of shares owned.

[Anonymous No.11725307]

Let's say I buy a stock at $10.00. I set a stop loss at $15.00. Does the stock sell immediately since its below $15 or does it wait until the stock reaches $15?

[Anonymous No.11725377]

>>11725175
>>it's a linear integer programming problem
so a program using linear algebra?

[Anonymous No.11725435]

Jerome Powell when he hears some accounts are positive.

[Anonymous No.11725438]

>>11719697
first for ATVI fuck
HATERS

[Anonymous No.11725439]

>>11725307
dumbass lmao

think these things through

[Anonymous No.11725444]

>>11725175
I don't even know the goal.

What equal distribution do you want? If you want 1/3rd of $5000 in each you just buy divided by 3.

[Anonymous No.11725463]

>>11725207
Yhea STM looking fucking tasty now thinking it will moon soon.

[Anonymous No.11725468]

How much will ACB cost in 2020?

[Anonymous No.11725475]

>>11725444
the point is to find a formula which actually outputs the optimal number of shares I can buy for each stock to maximize my use of 5000, which isn't necessarily 5000/3

[Anonymous No.11725520]

>>11725463
I was thinking of doubling my position into it. I got a handful of job offers from them every week. Really dynamic on that front.

[Anonymous No.11725539]

>>11725475
this is a pretty basic Python/whatever language you want program to make

just round the 5000 / 3 result down to the nearest whole share dude...

[Anonymous No.11725543]

>>11725475
It's pointless to do. Don't worry about it and use rough numbers.

[Anonymous No.11725559]

>>11725475
alright, I've found near optimal solutions for my problem

given three stocks, valued at $44.01, $30.75, and $45.68, a near-optimal distribution would be 42 shares of the first stock, 43 shares of the second stock, and 40 shares of the third stock, for a total of $4997.97

>>11725539
you don't seem to understand

>>11725543
autism is a very, very powerful force

[Anonymous No.11725574]

>>11725559
your making your question way too complicated I think

>>11725543
also its pointless as anon says

[Anonymous No.11725583]

>>11725574
it's definitely not pointless if I only have $5000 to invest, and I want to make every bit count since it's going to be a dividend portfolio

[Anonymous No.11725620]

>>11725583
dude ok take $5000 divide by 3

buy shares in each company until the next one will go over 5000/3

then your done

so you have $1666 to purchase with for each company

[Anonymous No.11725623]

>>11725583
Nigga just buy NOBL

[Anonymous No.11725627]

>>11725583
Nigga just buy NOBL

[Anonymous No.11725631]

>>11725559
youre overcomplicating it, holy fuck the autism, those term you are looking for is eigenvectors

>>11725583
you are being intentionally obtuse

[Anonymous No.11725640]

>>11725631
>>11725620
Shush anon it's just the loud return of HI-IV/lo iq

[Anonymous No.11725650]

>>11725559
>>11725583
>>11725583
But dude, if you buy that distribution of shares your portfolio isn't equally weighted towards each stock... You've contradicted your own initial question in order to prove some inane point about squeezing an extra 50 cents into the market

[Anonymous No.11725657]

>>11725620
...which leads to the original question...
what if there is a better way of dividing that 5000 so that I can get as many shares as possible while having as little left over as possible

which is exactly what I found out

>>11725631
I fail to see how it's obtuse. I've yet to take a linear algebra course so I had to use the roundabout method of basic bitch linear programming to get my answer

[Anonymous No.11725665]

>>11725650
there's no way they could be equally weighted with an optimal distribution, and there's no way they could be optimally distributed if they were equally weighted.

I had to make a concession somewhere, so the weighting had to be suboptimal - I wanted to optimize number of shares more.

[Anonymous No.11725671]

>>11725463
Yhea not only that but the rnd department in my company switched to stm processors on all our products. It's not high volume but it adds up(around 10k a year) .They like their software stack and i am sure they are not the only ones that are switching. The thing is the market is tanking and i don't know if they will touch 10 Dollars. I am watching it right now hope it goes lower so i can go in on some long therm cheap options. They are highering because they are expanding . After this crash the upside will be huge.

[Anonymous No.11725701]

>>11725657
>>11725665
the absolute state of your investing career if you think you need programming to solve 5000/3=x

[Anonymous No.11725719]

>>11725701
this is bait, but linear programming != computer programming

[Anonymous No.11725739]

>>11725657
>I've yet to take a linear algebra course
yea it fucking shows


>>my first mistake was assuming /biz/ knew anything about math
>he hasnt even finished calc 4.5
Disgusting

[Anonymous No.11725755]

>>11725631
Ahem. Actually, bigger, the term is null space. Sice your,re dimension-reducing a 3 dimensional function (of x y and z) down to a single number, the span of this system gets shrunked down to a single point.the null space of the entire homogeoneous vector is the solution to the system if you maximize withthe constrain t that the sum is less than or equal to 5000.

>>11725701
You'r're terribly mistaken if you think youre going to be able yo move out of your shiddy carpet nettle, bedbug, cockroach infested inner city nigger apartment with any kind of """career""" you think youre gonna get with your community college degree in >business administration
Absolute waste

[Anonymous No.11725756]

>>11725739
>>my first mistake was assuming /biz/ knew anything about math
This nigga doesn't know shit

[Anonymous No.11725766]

>>11725739
You have a point, but keep in mind you and I are discussing linear algebra/linear programming while these assholes are telling me to divide 5000/3 to find an optimal distribution. Of a constant, rather than the 3 variables to be optimized no less.

[Anonymous No.11725768]

>>11725671
>Yhea not only that but the rnd department in my company switched to stm processors on all our products
Which company or which product if it's not a big secret ?

[Anonymous No.11725771]

>>11725739
>animey poster
Every word in your post may be safely ignored as it provides nothing of value.

[Anonymous No.11725778]

>>11725756
Wjy don't you post YOURE math credentials then, professor? Yeah thats what i thought, fatass

[Anonymous No.11725805]

>>11725778
Nanoscale Engineering masters at Ecole Centrale, Materials Sciences and Engineering masters at INSA Lyon
I've had my share of linear algebra (and coding for that matter) in prépa.

[Anonymous No.11725818]

>>11725805
Yeah and i have a doctorate in chicken tendies escuela piqueño from Harvard. Fuck outta here, child.

[Anonymous No.11725832]

>ahh smells like another one of those green days
>yes it smells like it

[Anonymous No.11725853]

>>11725832

[Anonymous No.11725888]

>>11725755
>Actually, bigger, the term is null space.
so just a combo of 2 or more eigenvectors, yea super different

>>11725771
>implying its not worth it for the free (you)'s plebs like you give me

>>11725805
nice, im just ME major

>calc1, 2, 3, diff.eq, linear algebra, few statistics, and a few MATLAB classes

MATLAB is better than every programming language (Python , Fortran, ect) for pure math, prove me wrong

>protip: you cant

[Anonymous No.11725899]

>>11725559

Yeah and after you go to all this trouble you buy your autistically specific quantities of shares and get instantly dumped on for all three by the market doing what it does. Hurray.

For stock trading, you want to calculate your portfolio weightings by risk/reward ratio of any given holding. Near equal exposure to each is a shitty way to play it.

[Anonymous No.11725924]

>>11725832

Goddamned right it is.

[Anonymous No.11725942]

>>11725818
The funny thing is that in 2nd year I coded (in java, so it was shit) a small soft with a very basic UI. You fed it a data set, and it was doing linear regression, Lagrange polynomials, Fourier transform and Z-transform. It was a shitty student project for our java class but I loved it.

>>11725888
>MATLAB is better than every programming language (Python , Fortran, ect) for pure math, prove me wrong
I won't, I actually like matlab. Extremely powerful tool for signal processing and crystallography too.

[Anonymous No.11726078]

>>11725888
>better
its not, its easier, thats all
if you take the time to implement it in any compiled language it will be much faster
also matlab is non-free software

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11726147]

>mfw someone can't divide $5000 by three

[Anonymous No.11726240]

>>11726147
1334

[Anonymous No.11726269]

>>11726240
FUCK

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.11726332]

>>11726147
This.
Some cunt is making the problem way harder than it needs to be.

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.11726337]

>>11725832
I wonder what her armpits smell like... probably pure bliss...

[Anonymous No.11726362]

How can that much people die in a forest fire holy shit ?
Is there firemen in the US or are you guys throwing buckets of water at it ?

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.11726452]

>>11726337
a computer screen? a pillow? a piece of paper?

[Anonymous No.11726835]

>>11726362
Don't the USAians do controlled burns every year to help with this shit?

[Anonymous No.11726914]

>>11726835
Or simply chopping down some parts of the forest to make it easier to contain the fires ?

[Anonymous No.11726926]

>>11723875
The fact that it needs to be decentralized you fucking dunce.

[Anonymous No.11726995]

>>11726914
It's California so they probably opposed such a thing lol

[Anonymous No.11727039]

>mutt markers capitulating
>Euro markets green
based

Eat shit, subhumans.

[Anonymous No.11727112]

/smg/ why do people just ignore China's trade practices such as IP theft and corporate takeover when they trash Trump's tradewar

[Anonymous No.11727120]

>>11727112
>/smg/ why do people just ignore China's trade practices such as IP theft and corporate takeover when they trash Trump's tradewar
Because the US is nearly as bad as China in terms of IP theft, and even worse when it comes to non-tariff protectionism.

[Anonymous No.11727127]

>>11727120
>the US is nearly as bad as China in terms of IP theft, and even worse when it comes to non-tariff protectionism.
Do you have some links for me

[Anonymous No.11727192]

>>11727127
>https://www.usinenouvelle.com/article/les-etats-unis-super-espions-de-l-industrie.N201146
>https://www.liberation.fr/planete/2015/06/29/espionnage-economique-le-sale-jeu-americain_1339635

[Anonymous No.11727202]

>>11727127
>>11727192
And about protectionnism, keep in mind that french cheese is forbidden in the US on health grounds while
>US citizens live 5 years less than french citizens on average
>US cheese is unironically made of plastic

[Anonymous No.11727212]

>>11719733
Bought in March..
Down 40%
I am losing my shit.

[Anonymous No.11727216]

>>11727039
The world's 2 biggest economies don't exist in a vacuum. It's all gonna go to hell soon. We're all in for the ride.

[Anonymous No.11727217]

>Americans have to pay 5x as much for non-vomit chocolate

[Anonymous No.11727236]

>>11727120
But maybe there are much more IP to steal from the US than from China

[Anonymous No.11727245]

>>11727236
The point is, everyone does it and it's very hypocritical for the US to complain about it, especially because there's not much in the ways of formal proofs of it.

[Anonymous No.11727250]

>>11727245
War is hell m8
Because it is the modern form of war, which is much more subtle and intangible. And truth is always the first casualty. But that's ok it's fun to watch

[Anonymous No.11727396]

>>11723742
if your portfolio is long term then live your life for a few years before getting upset about your investments

[Load up on GE !!MwsXSj7cIe5 No.11727399]

>>11721842
5.50. Buy as much as you can when it gets down there. There will be a couple deep red days to coming up. Once we reach that point changes will be made and nothing but gains ahead.

[Anonymous No.11727440]

>>11727399
GE is a fucking awful company and any attempts at "fixing it" will prove to be a gamble investment more than anything. it is always going to be harder to soundly buy into a company that needs extreme re-structuring than it is to buy into a company that has been structurally consistent and profitable for 10+ years

[Load up on GE !!MwsXSj7cIe5 No.11727475]

>>11727440
Changes = purging all of the progressives and pajeets from the company. Keeping only the competent employees who produce. Think the complete opposite employee demographic of big tech companies in silicon valley.

[Anonymous No.11727493]

>>11727475
Honestly given how GE has been doing, they are going to sell the few coherent activities to investors and call them "spin-offs", then default.
GE has been shit for a while and their M&A strategy has been delaying the worst for so long.

[Anonymous No.11727495]

pre opening being a shitshow once again,how can people deal with this volative shit every week

[Anonymous No.11727509]

>>11727475
>purging all of the progressives and pajeets from the company. Keeping only the competent employees who produce.
I have a dream...

[Anonymous No.11727532]

>Home Depot
Fuck yeah.

[Anonymous No.11727553]

>>11727475
>let's do the Welsh thing that killed the company in the first place
LOL

Rank and yank is the reason nobody wants to work there

[Anonymous No.11727573]

>>11727475
>Keeping only the competent employees who produce.
That would be a total 180° move from GE

[Anonymous No.11727650]

GET OUT OF THE US DOLLAR AND STOCK MARKET. MOVE TO PUERTO RICO.

[Anonymous No.11727716]

>>11727399
>Cope
You sounds desperate
Cringed and blue pulled

>>11727202
Everyone does it, and WTO allows it, but most countries only do it on maybe 5% of total goods, not 80%+ like China, or steals IP so so blatently (although French have been high on the list of IP theft for decades now...)
>French
>Cheese
That nothing it the grand schyof things, not even 1% of trade goods

T. Cheese lover (more Dutch and Italian kinds, not French)

[Load up on GE !!MwsXSj7cIe5 No.11727734]

>>11727716
Wanting 100% white male company makes me blue pilled?

[Anonymous No.11727759]

>>11725133

[Anonymous No.11727770]

WERE BACK

GREEN DAY

[Anonymous No.11727775]

someone redpill me on what the FeD is doign

[Anonymous No.11727787]

>>11727650
Fuck off Peter theif I should have waited to buy at the bottom

[Anonymous No.11727795]

YOU GUYS HAP ME
would I do better with DIA or SPY for dividends looking at around 6-12 or one or split between the two.

I'm also looking at some chinese industrial indices: AFTY CSOP FTSE CHINA A50
CNHX CSOP MSCI CHINA A INTERNATIONAL HEDGED
HAHA CSOP CHINA CSI 300 A-H DYNAMIC ETF
which ones would be the best bang for my buck. Looking for the long haul and dividends my dudes.

[Anonymous No.11727796]

>>11727775
This

[Anonymous No.11727804]

>>11727734
>Judging employee talent based on superficial traits
>GE will be good again, it just has to change every single thing it does
Yeah, glad I sold that shit stock back when it was still $32 a share

Your delusional if you'll see it recover within the next 30 years
That slow motion Trainwreck needs to die already, not burn more money to prolong the inevitable

>>11727475
>Purging all who don't agree with our ideology
>To try and revive a dead horse that's missing pieces of rotting flesh
Very Democratic®™ party viewpoint you got there

[Anonymous No.11727807]

>>11727787

kek

[Anonymous No.11727817]

>>11727759
What sort of net worth do I need to attain a tomboy gf?

[Anonymous No.11727831]

>>11723439
>>11723451

[Anonymous No.11727888]

>>11727775
Nothing useful since 1913.

[Anonymous No.11727914]

>>11727817
net worth (in thousands) / bodyweight = < 0.75

[MrSpoon !!6Yhl3yeXi9q No.11727972]

almost every stock I look at is on its way down to a support, is this just some anomaly where all the stocks have got in phase and their isn't some massive sell off for any particular reason (other than FAANG)

[Anonymous No.11727982]

>>11725133
>>11727759
Friend of mine is dating a ~100 lb tomboy. I took her to lunch a couple months ago and we sat in the restaurant for two hours talking about anything from girly shit to guns and hunting. She drives a bigger truck than me. Then she decided she wanted to join our dept and passed the physical test we require. Really cool chick.

[Anonymous No.11727993]

>>11727817
>>11727914
I mean basically this, just like with anything be the type of man to attracted the woman you want. So for a Tom Girl be a fit guy with a quite a few like minded hobbies (snowboarding, hiking, ext). Money will help allot with both of those.....

[Anonymous No.11728024]

>>11727982
What that guy, good on him! (and what department?)

[Anonymous No.11728038]

>>11727817
confidence, tits that are smaller than her's

>>11727982
tomboys truly are GOAT gf material

>that feeling when you are in missionary position and you try to pull out after telling her you are about to cum
>she wraps her legs around your waist and says "no" as she pushes you deeper into her with her legs

GOAT

not to mention she wont spend half of her income on useless makeup that she will wash off at the end of every day, that alone makes them better than the average girl by a considerable degree

[Anonymous No.11728044]

>>11727982
What a guy, good on him! (and what department?)

[MrSpoon !!6Yhl3yeXi9q No.11728049]

>>11727982
>>11727993
>>11728038
I don't get the appeal honestly, every hobby I have is 99% male dominated why would I want gf to be a man too?

[Anonymous No.11728059]

>>11728049
they're closet gay

[Anonymous No.11728067]

>>11728049
because you dont need to pretend to be interested in many of the things she likes, because you have a genuine interest in many of the same things

or do you really like fashion, makeup, and reality tv? going out to "da club" to spend a week's salary on overpriced alcohol you wont even remember the next day?

to each his own, but the appeal seems kind of apparent unless you are a jelly girl who just lost your boo to a tomboy qt3.14159265

>>11728059
only the people who like girls as muscular as pic related are (but yes, I imagine that is the real reason for a sizeable subset of people)

[reluctant kneepad girl No.11728075]

>>11727039
you know the EURO am 10 cents cheaper than it was begging of year... right?

it looks like it gonna hit dollar mark again where the only thing saving it was goods arbitrage

[Load up on GE !!MwsXSj7cIe5 No.11728113]

Futures falling off a cliff. Repeat of yesterday. How can you get fooled in pre market to buy bags every single day.

[Anonymous No.11728121]

>>11727716
>That nothing it the grand schyof things, not even 1% of trade goods
True, but that was an example. The legal bindings to get in the US market are pretty high and companies doing it are a threat of IP theft (especially pharma, the FDA is terrible about it)

[MrSpoon !!6Yhl3yeXi9q No.11728162]

>>11728067
ok but they don't need to be a "tomboy" for that, I can not do all of that stuff by myself or with guys. It's not a binary choice between a brain-dead thot and a "I'm one of the boys".

And yes you need common interests but that doesn't mean they need to be me with a cunt. You know are you really going to take the high ground on "reality tv" when you spend your time watching anime and shitposting?

[Anonymous No.11728171]

>>11728121
Are under a threat*

[Anonymous No.11728219]

>>11728162
>ok but they don't need to be a "tomboy" for that, I can not do all of that stuff by myself or with guys. It's not a binary choice between a brain-dead thot and a "I'm one of the boys".
/r9k/ genuinely thinks every girl out there is a stereotype braindead thot.
Pick up that can, incel

[Anonymous No.11728409]

>>11728075
>you know the EURO am 10 cents cheaper than it was begging of year... right?
It's a pretty good thing for the european economy (except germany) tho.

[Anonymous No.11728422]

>>11728038
My ex is a THICC milf with an insanely tight pussy who can’t get pregnant. Words can’t describe how much I miss blowing a load inside of her.
>>11728044
He don’t treat her right which is why I took her to lunch, trying to make him realize if he don’t he’ll lose her, it worked too.
>what department
Fire department. Was crazy watching a ~100lb girl pull around a 185 lb dummy while wearing a 30lb air pack. She dug deep and made it though.
>>11728049
>>11728162
>not wanting to but inside your gf on the bank of the river after a long day of fishing together
Queer

[Anonymous No.11728431]

>>11728422
*nut

[reluctant kneepad girl No.11728481]

plan 4 2 day
b-b-b-ullish bias

>>11728409
:(

[MrSpoon !!6Yhl3yeXi9q No.11728509]

>>11728422
Again you don't need a tomboy gf for that.

[Anonymous No.11728513]

>>11728481

[Anonymous No.11728554]

>muh organic price action

[Anonymous No.11728559]

Thanks to the whomever talked about vodafone, bought some yesterday. Feels good!

[Load up on GE !!MwsXSj7cIe5 No.11728562]

>GE only goes down.

[Anonymous No.11728573]

Anyone into FOREX trading here? I don't have the bankroll to day trade stocks yet, but I have the time to do the necessary research for that type of trading, and was wondering where to start with it.

[Anonymous No.11728582]

My EWZ puts are singlehandedly bailing me out of this shitty red day.

Crash Brazil, crash and burn until you put another Emperor on the throne instead of some low rent junta wannabe.

[Anonymous No.11728598]

The golden bull is shining

[Anonymous No.11728628]

>>11728598
>No cameltoe
Weak stuff

[Anonymous No.11728715]

>>11728509
>quoting a rapper

[Anonymous No.11728731]

>>11723201
why dont you start applying now? dont hold it off

[Anonymous No.11728750]

RED AGAIN OHNONO

WHERE MY BOBOS AT??

[Anonymous No.11728752]

Bullish bias
big Bull

[Anonymous No.11728757]

>>11723575
looking down at that cute little face while she succs me would be amazing. those eyes>>>>>

[Anonymous No.11728782]

NONONONONONOOOOO TODAY WAS SUPPOSED TO BE GREEN AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.11728793]

>>11728782
Short EWZ fren, it is a perfect buffer against S&P500 movement.

[Anonymous No.11728795]

w-w-when is it gonna be green again

[Anonymous No.11728799]

>>11728782
Same thing everyday. It will never end because people are dumb as fuck and fall for it every time.

[Anonymous No.11728805]

>>11728782
its literally green

[Anonymous No.11728816]

>>11728795
>>11728782
Stop whining, buy indexes while they're down. VOO for instance.

[Anonymous No.11728818]

>all euro indices barting weirdly
we /crypto/ nao

[Anonymous No.11728821]

At what point is AAPL a buy

[Anonymous No.11728824]

>>11728821
150

[Anonymous No.11728831]

>>11728805
I know, I just like pink wojak posting on the first set of red candles.

[Anonymous No.11728834]

>>11728782
Still early, hoping the inverted H&S is the play.

[Anonymous No.11728847]

>>11728831
are we all having fun yet?

[Anonymous No.11728855]

>1000 is instantly available for trading
>The remaining $4000 will be available by 11/13

>11/13
>$4000 not in my account
what did they mean by this

[Anonymous No.11728858]

>>11728847
Yes we are

[Anonymous No.11728865]

>>11728855
saving you from losing more money

[Anonymous No.11728876]

Any good tickers to play options on oil?

[Anonymous No.11728889]

god damn it Netflix just go up a couple more dollars

[Anonymous No.11728902]

>i-itll rebound 200 p-points!
>red again

[Anonymous No.11728910]

THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

Sorry I missed all the pink wojaks yesterday, had an all day mediation. AAPL cheapies again.

[Anonymous No.11728915]

>>11728816
>buying now when it's going to collapse
KEK

[Anonymous No.11728922]

>>11728915
Even if someone bought VOO at the peak of the 2007 bubble, they'd have made out like a king after the recovery.

[Anonymous No.11728925]

>b-buy my bags

[Anonymous No.11728929]

>>11728910
GECC best dividend stock

[Anonymous No.11728931]

>>11728915
shut up you salty ass eurocuck

[Anonymous No.11728935]

>>11728915
is there an articulable reason why people think the market is going to collapse? and the "everything bubble" is not an answer.

[Anonymous No.11728940]

>>11728922
Past performance is not indicative of future results.

[Anonymous No.11728941]

>>11728935
bankers decided it's time again.

[Anonymous No.11728944]

>>11728940
With indexes, which have risen for over a century, they absolutely are.

You might have a point with individual stocks.

[Anonymous No.11728945]

>>11728940
actually... it is

[Anonymous No.11728948]

>>11728935

orange bad man in the white house

[Anonymous No.11728952]

>>11728941
b-but Jamie Dimon said it won't happen until 2020 or 2021

[Anonymous No.11728956]

>>11728944
>>11728945
Once the population bubble pops, it'll be very different.

[Anonymous No.11728957]

if SPX drops over 2722 it gets ogre.

[Anonymous No.11728966]

>>11728957
Lube up.

[Anonymous No.11728968]

get your Buy finger ready to click
we are touching the official shoulder

[Anonymous No.11728972]

>>11728952
Jamie Dimon. Bitcoin is a scam. Oy Vey we have been mining it since 2015. Forgot to tell you that and now we are dumping this on you fools. Yea I don't trust that scum with anything.

[Anonymous No.11728979]

>>11728956
Unlikely, automation will fuel further productivity improvements among leading corporations, and the structure of the S&P500 naturally weeds out the weak.

If you're truly feeling pessimistic, short EWZ, its a sure thing.

[Anonymous No.11728984]

>>11728968
fell through anon.

[Anonymous No.11728989]

>>11728972
bitcoin is a scam. what's to prevent someone just building another coin? there is literally nothing special about bitcoin that cannot be replicated in the digital space. its not like a hard asset that has been used for major currency before (peppercorns, gold, etc.)

[Anonymous No.11728996]

>>11728979
I've got shorts in play already, Brazil is just a piece of the puzzle. Every market is getting devalued with this wave, and it's about time.

[Anonymous No.11728999]

>>11727914
>>11727993
>>11728038
>ask for investment ideas get ignored
>tomboy post get tomboy gf

dammit smg

[Anonymous No.11729001]

>>11728984
2712 is where the wick ends

[Anonymous No.11729010]

Nasdaq wont stay under 7k for long

[Anonymous No.11729013]

>>11728821
worst case scenario AAPL is a buy at $95 and best case scenario for apple is at $121.

[reluctant kneepad girl No.11729024]

why am SP red >_> everything in it am green

[Anonymous No.11729029]

>Oil prices
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.11729032]

someone convince me to not take a 3K loss on NVDA right now

[Anonymous No.11729034]

>>11729024
Look again

[Anonymous No.11729036]

>>11729013
>>11728821
apple is a buy all the way up to 220. its P/E is 17, it has over $100 billion in just cash waiting to buy back shares and for increasing its dividend, it makes more cash than it knows what to do with and every non-poorfag and even some poorfags have iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, use apple pay, iTunes, etc.

[Anonymous No.11729038]

>>11729032
What did you buy at

[Anonymous No.11729042]

Why won't blizzard crash.

[Anonymous No.11729044]

>>11729032
buy in?
Trading goal?
how long can you hold?

[Anonymous No.11729046]

>>11729032
its not a loss if you never sell

[Anonymous No.11729049]

>>11729032
sell before earnings massacre.

[Anonymous No.11729051]

>>11729036
apple is a meme. you invested in a shit company with no vision.

[Anonymous No.11729057]

>>11729029
>>11729029
>>11729029
>>11729029
biggest red flag
dumping imminent

[Anonymous No.11729078]

Just bought UWT LOL now thats a drop

[Anonymous No.11729087]

>>11729051
i began investing in AAPL in 2011. pretty sure i'm doing ok right now.

[Anonymous No.11729098]

Why would putting 1mill USD on the main index be a bad thing? Excuse me for the boomer input, but it always rises like 7% every year.

[Anonymous No.11729102]

>>11729036
>implying buybacks are saving tencent or micron

[Anonymous No.11729104]

>>11729038
216
>>11729044
End of the week
>>11729046
Diamond Hands
>>11729049
I was hoping that would boost it

[Anonymous No.11729105]

>>11729098
It's not a bad thing.

[MrSpoon !!6Yhl3yeXi9q No.11729110]

>>11729098
because we could be on the brink of a crash, so just wait a week or two see what it does then decide

[Anonymous No.11729112]

>>11729098
for 1 million I recommend a div portfio so you get 50k per year for free to buy whatever dips come along

[Anonymous No.11729116]

>>11729104
Depends on your goals. You can sell pre-earnings to minimize risk. You can sell post-earnings on a pop. You can hold if poor earnings and forget about it for a year or two.

[Anonymous No.11729122]

>>11728910
>Divibro will never be you’re attorney
Fbm

Question though, if somebody got arrested on 43 counts of identity theft totaling 4 million dollars what kind of time would he be looking at? Federal counts btw.

[Anonymous No.11729131]

>>11729104
>216
Just hold man, collect the dividend and in a year you’ll be happy

[Anonymous No.11729133]

>when you buy the very bottom of UWT
we /oil baron/ now

[Anonymous No.11729161]

>>11728935
>mug unsustainable growth won't correct
>US debt through the roof, especially bad as they are a faltering power.

[Anonymous No.11729177]

Anyone invested heavily in infrastructure? My biggest holdings besides DIV are ROAD, LTBR, and RGSE.

[Anonymous No.11729188]

>>11729177
ROAD bagholder here
This stock has a very funny price action

[Anonymous No.11729190]

>>11729122
lots of time i'm guessing. i'm in family law so I just deal with people fucking up their own lives and their kids' lives

[Anonymous No.11729191]

nvda over 200 finally.

[Anonymous No.11729202]

this might be naive but I think NVDA and AMD dropped for no reason. The chip ETFs all sold out 12% or so on iphone and smart phone markets which have nothing to do with AMD/NVDA but they also fell.

I feel like enough investors don't know what a GPU is that drops like nvda/amd along with smartphone chips is possible.

[Anonymous No.11729224]

PAMP IT

[Anonymous No.11729228]

>>11729202
i thought the dip was due to crypto mining not being cost effective anymore, but then again I know absolutely nothing about crypto mining

[Anonymous No.11729240]

>>11729224
PAMP EEEEEEET

[Anonymous No.11729243]

>>11729228
I meant monday's drop. chip ETF was down 12% which dragged non-related to bad apple news stocks down too. Then algos come in and sense momentum

The NVDA drop made no sense.

[Anonymous No.11729248]

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[Anonymous No.11729286]

>>11729102
AAPL has a consistent dividend payout and operating history. i think if they rely entirely on phone (and other hardware) sales their ceiling is around the ~220 range -- but given their pile of cash for future investments and buybacks as well as billions of dollars already being invested into their service and media divisions, i doubt they will hit a ceiling due to their own operations any time soon.

buybacks are inevitable for such an undervalued pick like AAPL. in fact, Warren Buffett upped his stake in Aug. he, the anon, and I can see what you obviously can't. is it because the stock is too expensive? stick to your penny equities gambler. you want to be rich tomorrow, i want to be rich in 5 years.

>https://www.dataroma.com/m/holdings.php?m=BRK

[Anonymous No.11729306]

What do you guys expect AMRS earnings to look like?

[Anonymous No.11729311]

with that said, AAPL is a good buy right now. i personally would see if it would go down further to 180 or below. but if you are a real short term penny pincher you would probably want to wait until it's at 160 or lower

[Anonymous No.11729677]

>>11729098
Its not a bad idea but don't do it all at once while the market is ATH. See dollar cost averaging.

[Anonymous No.11729694]

>>11726835
In some parts of the country, but
>california
Bunch of retards trying to live in their own reality.

[Anonymous No.11729708]

>>11729286
Buffett is very Jewish when it comes to losing money. Whenever he does a special deal like he did for BAC, Goldman Sachs, etc.., he structures the deal with as many safeguards as possible almost to a laughable degree. That's why he spend hours and hours a day reading. He is looking for scenarios that might lead him to lose money.

People have said he can figure out the intrinsic value of a company in less than 5 minutes. His calculation is very simple and has very very limited assumptions. That being said, the hundreds of hours of work he puts into analyzing a company is just confirming his limited assumptions of the companys ability to generate cash and making sure the book assets are actually worth what the accountants say they are. After doing all of this, he decides what percentage the company needs to fall below intrinsic value to be worth purchasing (this is based on the safeguards in place, for example: economic moat, stability of earnings, stability of book assets, etc..).

[Anonymous No.11729722]

>>11728902
uwot

[Anonymous No.11729864]

...so is anyone else keeping up eighths HQ2 news for Amazon and realized what the company has essentially just done? We literally might be bowing down to Bezos in a few years.