/smg/ - Stock Market General

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978283]

bears on suicide watch 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

Real-time market news:
https://thefly.com/index.php

Educational sites:
https://www.investopedia.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain

Free in depth technical analysis charts:
http://www.tradingview.com

Premarket Data:
https://pastebin.com/y9PRQLR3

Earnings Report Calendars:
https://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/today.html
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar

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

Sec Filings and Company Finances:
https://fintel.io

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

Basic rundown on options:
https://pastebin.com/vWhvyuCd

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

Previous thread: >>11967315

[Anonymous No.11978298]

we /santa/ rally now

[Anonymous No.11978300]

first for Bush Sr

[Anonymous No.11978302]

>>11978283
Can anyone who's currently short the market tell me what makes you think the market hasn't already reacted to and corrected for the tariff news? Trump's been yapping about tariffs since 2015, and ramped up his rhetoric early this year. Markets already did a 10-15% drop to account for a potential trade war.

For reference, virtually every relevant indicator of liquidity is in the green. Yield inversion is a ways off. Volatility is high, but again, that's the result of pricing in a trade war.

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11978312]

>>11978302
Bears are in denial

[Anonymous No.11978321]

>>11978298
i got PFE puts that expire on the 21. c'mon son.

[Anonymous No.11978324]

RIP reluctant kneepad girl!

[Anonymous No.11978325]

>>11978321
*calls

not puts, wtf.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978328]

>>11978312
>b-b-but it hasn't been confirmed yet
>c-c-c-chinese state media isn't reliable

[Anonymous No.11978334]

>>11978283

[Anonymous No.11978336]

Is all this G20 news priced in? I have a feeling market isn't going to moon like we want to

[Anonymous No.11978344]

>>11978336
Oh it is.
And fuck all you guys are said I made a mistake buying into BABA

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978349]

>>11978334
Oberstein is the true unsung hero of LOGH

>>11978336
The market went up slightly because Trump indicated that he would be seeking a deal, but actual progress like the kind that was just made hasn't been priced in

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11978355]

I probably won't lose quite all my money and got to run a long session today. DM'ing may be the most stress relieving hobby.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11978361]

>>11978349
WRONG

[BenevolentStockCharts !4fOVGSXpE6 No.11978362]

This market is meant to fuck you, specifically the retail investor.

Everyone expects a golden bull run going into Monday but I won't be surprised if it goes the other way and we get an awaken bear out of nowhere.

First hour of trading will be euphoric then the big boys will pull the fucking rug for shits and giggles.

Can't get the lemmings get TOO rich.

[Anonymous No.11978364]

>>11978336
we're going to the moon for Christmas. Uncle Donny is buying all the good bulls and goys a fat pay day before the 22nd.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978366]

>>11978361
*places you on administrative leave*

nothing personell kid

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11978372]

>>11978362
Naw just put major movements premarket and on open. Most "traders" miss half the gains anyway. Besides most "traders" don't miss the bullruns, they get in half way then hold half way into a crash.

[Anonymous No.11978384]

>>11978362
lol.
The Cot clearly shows retail is short the nasdaq

[Anonymous No.11978387]

i can taste the tears of this bear cucks. next stop the moon boys

[Anonymous No.11978391]

>>11978334

[Anonymous No.11978399]

>>11978336
No, put life saving on TQQQ tomorrow, you can't go wrong.

[Anonymous No.11978400]

>>11978324

[Anonymous No.11978409]

>>11978362
Most retail investors have been bearish as fuck lately.

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11978417]

>/biz/ is bullish on the market
>always do the opposite of what /biz/ does
Yea, 90% chance I'm bear on Monday.

[Anonymous No.11978424]

>>11978417
buy $7 GE puts fgt

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.11978425]

Finally some shit that I can comment on!!!

>>11977050
That's amazing.
MSFT is bloat as fuck imo. They aren't hard to get into and the developers seem lazy as shit.
The major thing that they have going for them is that their revenue streams are very diversified. They definitely don't have all their eggs in one basket.

>>11977202
>FAANG is dead, the market is rotating to value and defensive sectors
No. FAANG has had extravagant growth over the past year.
Lots more IPOs to be expected too or recent IPOs rising to power -- Airbnb, Uber, Lyft, Zillow, Square, Stripe
>AI and big data are the big tech booms of the future
Now that's something that I can absolutely agree with.

>>11977242
>yeah no...
>1, faang is literally big data and AI
FACT.
>2, there will NOT be a "rotation" to defensive, consumer, non cyclical, until rates stop rising
Yeah.
Netflix is oddly considered consumer discretionary.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978427]

>>11978417
please do this

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.11978429]

>>11978324
;_;

[Anonymous No.11978431]

>>11978417
Historically speaking, the market is more often up than down :)

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.11978437]

>>11978431
That's true. It falls faster than it rises.

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11978446]

>>11978424
>>11978427
mfw we enter the 10 year bear market
>>11978431
past performance is not indicative of future results.

[Anonymous No.11978456]

>>11978446
>he fell for the past performance is not indicative of future results meme
lolol

>>11978429
shes actually dead this time

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978457]

>>11978425
>FAANG has had extravagant growth over the past year

they've already hit their peaks, imo
i think that future tech growth will mostly come from other places

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/20/techs-popular-faang-stocks-have-lost-945-billion-and-counting-from-highs-amid-tech-rout.html

>>11978446
>past performance is not indicative of future results

are you really too dumb to see how this applies to your own investment strategy
you've based your entire strategy on what's been happening in the market for the last 2 months, ignoring the long term uptrend that has been going on for centuries

[Anonymous No.11978470]

>>11978446
your sacrifice is appreciated

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11978472]

>>11978456
>>11978457
Oh, my sweet summer children. Soon you will feel the bear and I will laugh at all of you. Don't say I didn't warn you though - we've all could've /made it/ together.

[Anonymous No.11978476]

To buy CRAY, or not to buy CRAY?

[Anonymous No.11978478]

>>11978457
son, you don't even know. most people aren't leveraging 14nm silicon to its fullest let alone the newest architecture. software QC is terrible and sporadic. big data is still in its infancy.

fucking mark it, nuncle; "tech growth will not peak till automated driving is in full swing."

[Anonymous No.11978494]

>GE puts

literally free money

[Anonymous No.11978496]

are u guys long or short on oil

[Anonymous No.11978516]

>>11978496
yes

[Anonymous No.11978538]

>>11978472
>/biz/ tries to call the recession for the 190th time this year

lmao. Always ignore biz.

[Anonymous No.11978549]

>>11978324
"she" finally die or just went broke?

[Anonymous No.11978555]

>>11978549
both

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11978564]

>>11978549
I heard (((she))) was holding gopro lmao. that would kill anyone.

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11978575]

>>11978472
It's your fault RKG died, please kill yourself
I don't even want a live stream, to look upon you is worse than looking upon hell

[Anonymous No.11978578]

>>11978564
Oh so went broke
yeah I cant believe someone actually would hold that shit anymore, just tape a phone to your forehead

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11978580]

>>11978578
She didn't go broke you newfag, she was harassed to death by dobber and 4channel mods

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11978581]

>>11978575
>my fault rkg died
I will gladly accept Pendulum as the next Bull sacrifice.

[Anonymous No.11978582]

>>11978555
Is there an archive of all of her videos somewhere

[Anonymous No.11978585]

>>11978549
she stopped posting her bias in the morning cause she felt too sick, compling about pains and 'muh leukemia hurts'
and you know normally that wouldnt be a bother. shes dead for sure

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978587]

>>11978580
>>11978549
>tfw my prophecy was right

[Anonymous No.11978593]

>>11978585
well rest in peace
now her kneepads are clouds in heaven, never to have chafed knees again

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978628]

>>11978581
>the next Bull sacrifice

it's you
just keep in mind that every experience is an opportunity to learn

[Anonymous No.11978704]

>>11978575
did rkg actually died?

[The Silver Shill No.11978715]

RIP

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978723]

>>11978704

[The Silver Shill No.11978738]

I call dibs on his precious metals.

[Anonymous No.11978739]

>>11978723
Was it because of the vore and murder porn or was it the women CEOs

[Anonymous No.11978743]

Monday's gonna be BAD - for the bearfags.

[The Silver Shill No.11978751]

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978755]

>>11978739
probably the vore and murder porn
i'm hoping this is just a temporary hiatus, rkg is actually a fairly good poster overall, imo
a lot better than dobber and the other newfags

[The Silver Shill No.11978758]

>>11978751

[Anonymous No.11978773]

>>11978738
Reluctant kneepad had a 100k account and didnt even give it to me
wow

[Anonymous No.11978795]

Whoops, didn’t host movie night tonite. I’m sick and fell asleep on the couch. Did you guys get one hosted?

[Anonymous No.11978805]

ddddrrrrruuuummmpppffff

[Anonymous No.11978816]

>>11978795
No
Comfy was supposed to play Deck the halls and dispeared

[Earnings Badger No.11978823]

[Anonymous No.11978835]

Time to go long MU and T?

Throw some AAPL on it

[Anonymous No.11978837]

>>11978723
thanks

>>11978755
rkg is one of the few consistently constructive posters in this general

[Anonymous No.11978856]

>>11978823
Mmm yes. That sexy gap up on Monday is gonna make me hard.

[Anonymous No.11978857]

>>11978823
>>11978856

based

[Anonymous No.11978888]

[Anonymous No.11978892]

>>11978856
>>11978857
>>11978888
>>11978823

[Anonymous No.11978904]

>>11978856
>>11978857
>>11978888
>>11978892

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.11978924]

>>11978456
>shes actually dead this time
I can unfortunately kind of believe it.
Her reason for namefagging instead of tripfagging was so that people could impersonate her when she dies.
I'd imagine any permanent departure would be framed as "only temporary" like this one

>>11978457
>FAANG
>hitting its peak
Amazon just cracked into the advertising space. Bezos is like a modern Rockefeller and just keeps putting his tentacles into new markets all the time.

>>11978723
Thanks for posting the screencap. Saved.

>>11978755
>i'm hoping this is just a temporary hiatus, rkg is actually a fairly good poster overall, imo
This.

>>11978837
>rkg is one of the few consistently constructive posters in this general
>constructive
Well, that's debatable, but she was awesome.

[Anonymous No.11978929]

>>11978888
checked

[Anonymous No.11978940]

>>11978823

Aww yeah boy.

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11978967]

>>11978856
>>11978857
>>11978888
>>11978892
>>11978904
>>11978929
>>11978940
If trips, bear lasts for 20 years instead of 10. Eitherway, it's beartime. Maybe not tomorrow, maybe not even tuesday. And unfortunately not wednesday. But soon (tm).

[Anonymous No.11978978]

>>11978967

Swing and a miss, frendo. We bull now.

BULL NAOW

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11978981]

Donald Trump says next meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un likely in early 2019

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978983]

>>11978967
it took the market slightly over a year to hit its bottom during the great recession

[Anonymous No.11978984]

>>11978967
whatever dude, Christmas 2018 is going to be fucking awesome.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.11978989]

>>11978967
the market hit its bottom in 4 years during the great depression

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11979029]

>>11978978
I guess they never miss, huh?

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11979030]

With China importing more shit and deals like Qualcom, while it may not happen, being considered, this is a strong win. I mean think about it this way, China has had factories relocating from all the drama, some of which are already gone. As a nation that wants to keep pace, they were willing to bend and have upfront said they are willing to work on IP theft and forceful technology transfer. Its one thing to claim that years down the line it won't have been solved, but they will make deals promising to at a minimum. China has made many promises and deals in the past and then backed down when the heat was down. I am not pro China across the board. I firmly believe they will cooperate until they feel safe not doing so, and to put it frankly, as long as Donald is in charge they can't back out of these negotiations without decimating their economy and growth models. They have already started saying "Xi had no idea about the IP theft" to save face. If that is not a setup to changing the practice (or pretending to) I don't know what is. Donald is brash but when it comes to these international "deals", in the end he will choose 1-2 key issues and then literally just take what he can get.

[Anonymous No.11979040]

fucking image what it was like.

[Anonymous No.11979052]

>>11979040
psh I lost more on crypto
amateurs bitching about -87%

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11979056]

>>11979052
The point of that chart is it doubled the next year.

[Anonymous No.11979058]

>>11979030
>blah blah Golden bull run bull blah blah end of year rally blah blah Golden bull after the end of year rally
thats literally all I can see

[Anonymous No.11979064]

What do I buy for the bull run if there's going to be one? I need to afford cosmetic surgery.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11979080]

>>11979064
You are perfect just the way you are.
Unless you are fat, if that is the case
>>17018018

[Anonymous No.11979083]

>>11979064
TQQQ, SPXL, QLD, are the basics you need
UBOT FNGU and LABU if you want to become rich

[Anonymous No.11979085]

>>11979080
I'm already fasting to deal with being fat but I have the bad kind of mantits, the ones that only go away with cosmetic surgery.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11979095]

>>11979085
I linked /fit/ sticky but it didn't work. Try to fill in your tits with muscle before doing surgery. If you replace the body fat with muscle, wait this is biz, just go to /fit/.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11979148]

So it appears the market is pricing in one rate hike for next year, but most firms still suggest we will see 3-4. One thing to pay attention too is Powels speech this Wednesday where he will go into specifics. It is easily possible the market overreacted to his tone. With this new China news unless he goes full Tariff Tyrant on us we should be ok, but it has the potential to vastly stifle things. Interesting enough, the day he gives his speech markets are closed for Bush Seniors funeral, and Donald after said funeral will do a press release on G20. These two events together may end up counter balancing each-other or acting as booster fuel, but I highly doubt both come out negative as Trump needs to puff himself up, especially now.

[Anonymous No.11979155]

>>11979095
I did that already, just made them poke out of my shirt more.

[Anonymous No.11979172]

>>11979148
golden bull run

[Anonymous No.11979188]

THEY PULLED IT THROUGH YEEEEEE

MONDAY IS GOING TO BE LEGENDARY

>>11979085
I can't go two days of a fast because a friend either basically blackmails into getting food with them or I trick myself into thinking I'm skinny after 48 hours.

[Anonymous No.11979190]

Why is literal reddit wallstreetbets funnier than /smg/

[Anonymous No.11979196]

>>11979064
US weed stocks to get the big boob implants.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11979198]

>>11979190
Because they play up failure as a joke and we make fun of it.

[Anonymous No.11979200]

>>11979190
I don’t know, why don’t you go back there and figure it out?

[Anonymous No.11979201]

>>11979190
wallstreetbets is an internet gem

[Anonymous No.11979207]

>>11979196
Whjat are the best weed stocks?

[Anonymous No.11979214]

>>11978823

So if I'm reading this right, we're not raising tariffs in exchange for China buying agriculture they normally do?

I guess this is a good step. I dunno man, I'm just afraid Trump is going to get rolled on any real deal.

[Anonymous No.11979233]

>>11979214
>Trump
>doing anything

[Anonymous No.11979234]

>>11979214
The few things Trump has done decent on is stirring up the global social environment and general negotiating. And by negotiating I mean he hasn't gotten steamrolled like a fucking retard so far.

[Anonymous No.11979247]

>>11979234

Eh, he got played like a fiddle by Kim-Jong Un. But yeah, I think >>11979233 is probably the most likely.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11979251]

>>11979247
>>11978981

[Anonymous No.11979255]

>>11979207
I believe the US based companies will outperform the Canadian ones for 2019. Weed stocks trade on hype and you can't get that going as well when sales are already legal and numbers better indicate actual value. No. You want speculative hype and burgerland is the place.

Acreage Holdings
Curaleaf
MPX/iAnthus (merger in progress)
Greenthumb Industries
Charlotte's Web
Cresco Labs (CSE trading debut this week)
Harborside/FLRish (IPO later this month/early next)

However, Canopy Growth is in a technically good spot on their chart. I wouldn't overlook that one despite it being Canadian (for now).

[Anonymous No.11979263]

>>11979247
This isn't /pol/ but basically what I mean is no NAFTA/Iran deal/SOPA/PIPA/TPP disasters.

>>11979255
Despite its decline, USA is still filled with enterprising, business-minded lunatics that will go all-in on their weed businesses and do really will. Not to mention big businesses are already poised for dudeweed.

I'm going to pretend I never casually talked to a guy who works for them about this, but keep an eye on Altria Group.

[Anonymous No.11979265]

>>11979247
Trump can't protect the border or even manage a trade war, he can't rally his base and he doesn't have the demographics on his side.
But this is politics, not the stock market.

[Anonymous No.11979269]

>>11979263
*really well

I'm going to bed. Starting to mispell shit.

[Anonymous No.11979277]

>>11979263
>Altria

Yeah there have been talks already between them and Aphria, I believe. Rumors have been circulating about their interest in the dude weed for some time now. It would be an important step for big tobacco like Altria to get involved.

[Anonymous No.11979291]

>>11979247

[Anonymous No.11979301]

micron being down for this long is getting me so hard. got an average buying price of around 38USD and I know the buyback, of which 1.65bn has been confirmed, is in full swing at these ridiculously low prices. betting for above 3bn in buybacks having been done by the fiscal quarter report. Shit's going to blow up sooner or later based on current stuff alone considering IOT and 5G is primed to explode and there is finally a real reason to upgrade in home computers and servers with Zen 2 coming.
Add in all the cutting edge shit they have brewing that will be revealed at various points between Q2 2019 and Q2 2020, including 2nd gen 3D xpoint and the new mysterious DRAM replacement technology that they have managed to keep under wraps, I'm bullish as fuck.
Watch out for what they're going to do with the CERN memory solutions. Probably going to be the first micron deployment of 3D xpoint considering the CERN people kept talking about needing larger sets of memory and that it was a bottleneck.

Also, new consoles are coming late 2019 or early 2020, and ayyymd and intel are going to force price competition in high end GPUs again sometime 2h 2019 (if AMD releases big navi) or in 2020, making the new "affordable tier" blow everything from the used market that's starting to get flooded with miner cards the fuck out, driving huge memory sales.

3D Xpoint nvme SSDs with PCI 4.0 is also finally going to be widely purchased, with QLC nand replacing spinning HDDs for most consumers, and in many data centers. Laptops with spinning drives are going into the garbage bin of history.

Not only is the total addressable market going to skyrocket for this company to more than 3x, but their market share is going to blast off as they become the tech leader.

The only thing that might cuck them to some extent is if nantero manages to make their carbon nanotube DRAM replacement useful and price effective.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11979316]

>>11979301
I built my own desktop, but I still know virtually nothing about all this shit. I had a little Micron back in February though.

[HEY HEY HEY No.11979324]

DOW +1,000 on Monday

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GwjfUFyY6M

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11979329]

>>11979301
My old teacher was an engineer for micron, he seemed aight. Definitely not the business type. But micron here is famous for its layoffs so it kinda gets a bad rap here in potatoland.

[Anonymous No.11979333]

commodities are at a 6month low but gdp is still growing.S&P had a correction but i still think that we are in bull market. my advice to you is find a stock with a good ATR and RSI. Also understand how and why markets are effected. Do be a good trader you need to understand what effects GDP is going to have on the markets. Start there.

[Anonymous No.11979357]

>>11979083
Can I hold those for a long time or do they need to be traded within the day? I do not wake up early so I need to know what I can stand to lose here.

[Anonymous No.11979391]

After the dinner between emperor Trump and uncle Xi, I think we are returning to the statu quo ante instead of making progress.

Nonethelss, near term, USD should dump, treasuries pop, stocks pop àd commodities pop (notably WTI)

[Anonymous No.11979414]

>>11979301
What about MRAM?

[Anonymous No.11979419]

>>11979357
early bird gets the worm

[Anonymous No.11979426]

>>11979419
Doesn't really answer my question.

[Anonymous No.11979433]

>>11979357
You can hold QLD forever
but thats whats known as Pussy shit. You dont believe in the golden bull? You dont get TQQQ gains, simple as that

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11979450]

>>11979433
>2x etfs are pussy shit, shills 3x
I'm interested. Go on.

[Anonymous No.11979469]

>>11979433
Well I guess I'm losing money tomorrow then, because I won't be awake at stock market midday to sell TQQQ.

[Anonymous No.11979476]

>>11979450
DPST, FAS, SPXL, and TQQQ will outperform all of smg stock picks and all index funds until 2021 or until SPX reaches the accretion disk

>>11979469
probability is on your side that the nasdaq doesnt drop 30%, TQQQ should last more years, you have time BRO

[Anonymous No.11979483]

>>11978456
>>shes actually dead this time
thats what we thought last time

and the time before that

this is the third or fourth time now

someone new always takes on the mantle of the egregore

[Anonymous No.11979514]

>>11979316
6nm is the bottom of silicon transistor technology. 14nm is what’s widely in use right now. 10nm is waiting for software developers to create demand and for prices to drop. 7nm is on deck for 2020. Maybe.

[Anonymous No.11979527]

What are the best financial stocks? I only have JPM and V right now.

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11979536]

>>11979527
Coke.

[Anonymous No.11979537]

>>11979527
Some of the ones buffet has been buying this year are on sale like BK and SYF

[Anonymous No.11979538]

>>11979527
BRK.A

[Anonymous No.11979571]

How could you do this to me VSLR?

[Anonymous No.11979606]

>>11979414
Based on public information I think NRAM is a few years closer in development cost/bit wise to competing with dram than MRAM is, and there are concrete plans in motion to commercialize and sell in late 2019. There could be stealth advancements I don't know about. Maybe Micron's new DRAM competitor even is MRAM.

Currently we have the cache memory tiers and then off-die memory like DRAM, and now with 3D Xpoint, a bit/cost effective but lower performance tier of byte addressable memory below DRAM. And on the storage side, a tier of higher performance above nand... but it gets a bit muddled because nand SSDs already often use DRAM for caching.
I don't think anything threatens 3D Xpoint for that "2nd layer of off-die memory" spot any time soon, but DRAM is surely in the crosshairs of emerging memory technology that is persistent and could be less costly, faster and more scalable. I think NRAM is closest of the known threats to DRAM, but I could be mistaken.

[Anonymous No.11979707]

>>11979606
SRAM is superior to DRAM except for density, but now with 14/10/7nm, density doesn't mean jack for SRAM, so you could still have systems with huge memory capacities, lower power consumption, and faster read/writes.

[Anonymous No.11979762]

>>11978283
No more tariffs, chinks will also make significant burger purchases
Monday rally

[Anonymous No.11979831]

>>11979414
>>11979606

So I'm going to give you guys a primer on it as an investor in MRAM (Everspin Inc.) and an EE who never did active research but was interested in the subject a lot and did a lot of research in his freetime.

MRAM is already in use for niche memory applications like high tolerance applications and space because it is radiation resistant, First generation toggle is that, and now second generation spin-transfer torque MRAM is now getting into more mainstream applications like datacenters.

Where I expect the market to grow and start expanding like Flash did is when we move onto third generation MRAM, spin-orbit torque MRAM, where you go to a traditional three terminal instead of two terminal toggle and STT MRAM which affects density a little bit but boosts the reliability and speed of the memory to DRAM/SRAM speeds. The papers on this have been out for a while and although no company has come out and said they are going for this, I can't imagine anyone who doesn't have this in the lab phase already because of its potential. There is also talk of being able to reuse some Flash scaling techniques like 3D, stacking and multi layer cells which would easily make this the next Flash memory.

The main problem is cost and if this will ever become mainstream but based upon the money that has been poured into MRAM, it has the most pontential IMO to succeed Flash and finally solve the durability issue because the cell doesn't wear out like Flash where it needs to do a read then write everytime and the voltages that pass through the cell to write data.

[Anonymous No.11979925]

Post your stack

Facebook
Celgene
Dupont
Bayer
FTSE all world

[Anonymous No.11979939]

>>11979925
AMZN
BA
LMT
WM
SMG
AMD
NVDA
DIA
>many more

[Anonymous No.11979944]

>>11979925
All in on Calgon.

[Anonymous No.11979957]

>gamestop announces half a billion loss in revenue

short GME

[Anonymous No.11979988]

Wow what the fuck happened to Crude?!

[Anonymous No.11980068]

are you refering to last week's chart ?

[Anonymous No.11980266]

Please go up Facebook and Celgene

Will sell everything and go 100% into ETFs

[grim !!tqKNtpU7P6O No.11980341]

>>11979925

[Anonymous No.11980357]

Days till rate hike: 14

[Anonymous No.11980365]

>>11980357
PRICED IN.

[Anonymous No.11980389]

>>11980357

[Anonymous No.11980429]

AAPL or AMD?

I'm leaning towards AMD, but with a current RSI of ~64, it might not be the best entry point, while AAPL is at ~30 RSI.

[grim !!tqKNtpU7P6O No.11980495]

>>11980429
Depends on your risk tolerance.

[Anonymous No.11980532]

What's the best World ETF?

[Anonymous No.11980539]

"Trump hails trade deal with China as one of the largest ever made"

we bullrun now

[Anonymous No.11980561]

>Trump and China declare 90-day truce on new tariffs to allow for trade negotiations
>90 day truce
>nothing is fixed
>nothing is agreed
https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-china-trade-war-tariffs-90-days-2018-12

I fail to see how's that bullish. I mean, what we're getting is 3 more months of Trump doing his tweeting bant. How does it change anything compared to yesterday?

[grim !!tqKNtpU7P6O No.11980582]

>>11980561
It's unexpected news.

[Anonymous No.11980585]

>>11980561

I agree, it's clearly a "no deal"
a real deal would be removing some tariffs, and they didn't
even in the G20 joint statement they didn't mention protectionism

I can see a negative opening on Monday

[Anonymous No.11980592]

>>11979988
it's infinite:

http://notrickszone.com/2018/11/20/wow-profound-if-true-russian-expert-believes-supply-of-hydrocarbon-fossil-fuels-virtually-infinite/

[Anonymous No.11980630]

Hmmm

[Anonymous No.11980843]

>>11978283
Hey, a while ago in the past 2-3 months there was some anon here who critiqued investing in China by showing (through a blog link + few images with explanations) China's bad accounting practices

Does anyone remember the link? I tried to use Archive first but I couldn't find it.

[grim !!tqKNtpU7P6O No.11980858]

>>11980843
2 Scoops always linked this. This is the blog https://deep-throat-ipo.blogspot.com/

This is the blog on BABA's financial statements
https://deep-throat-ipo.blogspot.com/2018/08/the-baba-20-ffinancial-comedy-gold.html

And this one is just sort of an interesting read on possible Chinese exporting of illicit drugs and money laundering.
https://deep-throat-ipo.blogspot.com/2018/08/the-baba-20-ffinancial-comedy-gold.html

[Anonymous No.11980865]

>>11980858
THANK YOU!!! THIS IS WHAT I LOOKED FOR

[grim !!tqKNtpU7P6O No.11980871]

>>11980865

[Anonymous No.11980969]

Hey guys I mainly trade credit spreads as part of my weekly trading strategy. I want a broker that will assign me the shares if a put spread finishes between my strikes. Right now I use RH and they just automatically close my spread if it looks like that will happen. I don't mind being assigned, so which broker should I switch to?

[Anonymous No.11980980]

And another request, if any in /smg/ happen to be in the know.

What are some good blogs/writings on the political economy of oil and petrodollar? To really understand how it works.

[Anonymous No.11981220]

>>11980980
CERU my nigga

[Anonymous No.11981230]

SUNDAY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

Also based TRUMP got the China deal done. Mother fucking greeeeeeeeen day on Monday. Trump is calling. He says PAMP EET

[Anonymous No.11981302]

>>11981230
This guy is sending the Bogs to the fucking void and throwing away the key.

[MrSpoon !!6Yhl3yeXi9q No.11981337]

>>11981230
>>11981302
I wish I could share your optimism

[Anonymous No.11981343]

> Markets CLOSED on Wednesday due to Bush's dead.

.

[Anonymous No.11981384]

>>11978283
Do I understand it right, that I can just invest in any random USA top technological company and I will get profit in a long run? (5-10 years)

[Earnings Badger No.11981506]

>>11981384
Fuck that You NEED BIG MONEY NOW!
BIG DIALY RETURNS
FUCKING LAMBOS AND YACHTS
PULL FUCKING +50% GAINS PER FUCKING DAY
GO GET IT PUP
RUN WITH THE WOLVES

[Anonymous No.11981740]

>>11981506
But I have no wish to waste my time on this investment bullshit or to monitor stocks 24/7, I just don't want to lose money due to fucking inflation!

[Anonymous No.11981742]

>>11981740
Index funds

[Anonymous No.11981753]

>>11981742
>>11981740
This
Just buy an index fund instead of trying to pick individual stocks if you don't want to spend time monitoring the market

[Anonymous No.11981846]

>>11981753
what are some good ones to start with

[Anonymous No.11981868]

>>11981740
Also look at the 3 fund portfolio

[Anonymous No.11981878]

>>11981846
Look into Vanguard and American Funds index funds

[Anonymous No.11981897]

>>11981868
>>11981878
Thanks.

[Anonymous No.11981908]

>>11981897
Also make sure to take advantage of tax-advantaged accounts as well

[Anonymous No.11982065]

just got the free ninjatrader that only lets you play with futures, doing good tho

[Earnings Badger No.11982109]

>>11982065
What countrey do u live in

[Anonymous No.11982125]

>>11981742
>>11981753
>>11981878
Going to unfortunately have to disagree with these anons. Index funds are a huge trap going into the late end of a cycle. Index funds are the biggest losers in recessions. Also, John Bogle himself, the creator of index funds, recently released an amazing article explaining the risks of index funds now that they are large market share:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/bogle-sounds-a-warning-on-index-funds-1543504551

I would instead go with Berkshire Hathaway. Look at the returns. Berkshire has destroyed the S&P500. Buffett is a master and has consistently outperformed indexes. Indexes are good if you are braindead but you can seriously increase your returns by using a bit of brain power and going with a proven active investor. The returns tell the story. Buffett himself says to start out with index if you are brain dead/ < 100 IQ. Move to active strategy once you are smarter.

[Anonymous No.11982129]

>>11982109
canadistan

[Anonymous No.11982150]

The danger level of some of euro indexes are increasing, cac 40, ftse and even dax getting risky

[Anonymous No.11982199]

>>11979925
SPY
AWK
(cash)

[Anonymous No.11982285]

What kinds of stocks/etfs should I be loading up on for the recession? I'm already 20% WM with a shitload of high dividend/REITs. I was thinking about just buying BLV for the next few years.

[Anonymous No.11982296]

>>11979925
>>11982285
WM, GECC, NLY, NRZ, BX, KBWY, SPYD, NOBL, MJ (lol)

[Anonymous No.11982373]

has robinhood gotten better servers? I heard there were shutdowns during market hours about two years ago.

[Anonymous No.11982398]

>>11982125
Index funds will be fine

I'm not putting 50k retirement savings into a company, even if it's run by Buffet

[Anonymous No.11982430]

>>11982398
"You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink."

[Anonymous No.11982437]

is ge ever gonna bottom out

[Anonymous No.11982440]

>>11982398
He's dying soon anyway. BRK will probably tank hard the week he does since he's the face of it.

[Anonymous No.11982477]

Why do you advise going with some weird index funds when you can literally invest into Amazon, Google, Netflix and have 100% guarantee that they will grow all the time? In time of recession they will lose no more than others.

[Anonymous No.11982500]

>>11982430
I'm already drinking the delicious crisp water that index funds provide. There's nothing special about the BRK water.

>>11982440
Yeah I'm interested to see what'll happen right after his death. I'm sure long-term the company will be fine though. He's turned it into a well-oiled machine.

>>11982477
>when you can literally invest into Amazon, Google, Netflix and have 100% guarantee that they will grow all the time?

Tell that to the people who got rekt by the dot com bubble in 2000

[Anonymous No.11982514]

>>11982477
>100% guarantee that they will grow all the time
good luck chum

[Anonymous No.11982515]

>>11982285
What recession?

[Anonymous No.11982537]

>>11982515
2 years tops is what most economists predict. I trust them over "lol le epic golden bull" anon spam.

[Anonymous No.11982541]

hey guys what do you think of youtube? is it saturated? any way to make moneY?

[Anonymous No.11982604]

HEAR $24 eoy

[Anonymous No.11982613]

>>11982477
It works until it doesn't

I used to think that and be all in FNGU (3x fang) until I got wrecked in July from the Facebook earnings call

[Anonymous No.11982706]

>>11982537
>2 years tops is what most economists predict.
Source it. The vast majority of recessionary indicators (spread, liquidity, yield, inflation, etc.) point to no looming recession. Market has predicted 9 out of the last 5 recessions, homeboy

[Earnings Badger No.11982726]

>>11982706
>he actually listens to Economist
Bet he also buys stocks based on the Robinhood analyst rating

[Anonymous No.11982760]

>>11982726
Shit I posted what I got, if you read it you would know that was far as fuck from reality hah.

>>11982706
Google it for yourself you lazy fuck

[Anonymous No.11982774]

>>11982285
Pls buy my GDX bags

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11982780]

>>11982760
Name a few economists to back up your opinion.

SURELY you aren't just parroting off what your mummy and daddy told you at dinner, r-right?

[Anonymous No.11982872]

>>11982760
>>11982780

[gommie faggot !!ybZU7IbD8fv No.11982967]

>>11978312
Oh I believe it. And I can't a imagine a better shorting opportunity. I was under the impression that the stock market was going to keep limping on until the ultimate moment. Now I /know/ it's going to jump for a little while before it crashes.

I've already placed a limit order for 990 dollars in SDS at 30 bucks a pop.

[Anonymous No.11982969]

there can be a recession in 2019, just gimme my Christmas gains on these ITM calls.

[gommie faggot !!ybZU7IbD8fv No.11982990]

>>11981740
>>11981742
Do mutual funds instead anon, they're a bit safer and more diversified.

[Anonymous No.11983057]

>>11982990
Index funds are mutual funds

[gommie faggot !!ybZU7IbD8fv No.11983104]

>>11983057
Not all mutual funds are index funds. I could have phrased that better. The best strategy isn't always to track the market at large. Anon wants to track tech stocks, for example. A dow or s&p index fund might not be the best thing for that.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11983130]

>>11983057
>Index funds are mutual funds
But that not true. Like they can be. Thats like saying pancakes have blueberries m8.

[Anonymous No.11983159]

Tbh if he just wants to beat inflation he should just invest in bonds

[Anonymous No.11983551]

>>11979277
I mean I don't think this is info that would get me v&, but I've basically heard from the horses mouth that dude weed is on their mind. It's kind of a no-brainer anyways, and tobacco/nicotine is not going away.

[Anonymous No.11983642]

>>11982500
Definitely, I'll consider buying deep when it tanks for 6 months. Wish the fucker paid dividends though.

[Anonymous No.11983813]

>>11980585
Tarriffs were set to increase from 10- 25% effective Jan.25, Now that is not happening for at least 3 months to open the way for dialogue, how do you not see that as a positive? It gives corporations a full quarter of status quo and potentially could end in a full out new trade agreement.
Dow soars on Monday, no question whatsoever.

[Anonymous No.11983829]

>>11983813
*jan 1st

[BenevolentStockCharts !4fOVGSXpE6 No.11984068]

Watch list for tomorrow (day trade).

$NIO
$NBEV
$CRON
$CRMD

[Anonymous No.11984167]

>>11983551

did they specify what companies they're interested in? who were you talking with?

Also boys what's the next bubble? I'm looking for something with the volatility of early trading dude weed

[Anonymous No.11984192]

We had too mny green days lately i don't see the bull coming next week, especially with the closing on Dec 5

[Anonymous No.11984209]

>>11984167
Oh just that Altria is gonna do dude weed. Like every other big company, especially tobacco.

It's gonna be interesting if "Virginia pot" becomes a thing like "Virginia tobacco" is. Or if you've seen that South Park episode where the MC's dad becomes a conservative farmer stereotype but weed.

[Anonymous No.11984533]

>>11984209
Check out hemp, it's in the new farm bill

[Anonymous No.11984613]

>>11982065
>>11982109
When do the U.S. equity futures open for trading? Sunday afternoon?

[Anonymous No.11984725]

>>11984613

Generally, the "official" premarket starts at 18:00 (6:00 PM) Eastern Time so calculate that to your local time. The futures value may fluctuate because of market conditions around the world and other trading places which are open when others are closed.

I hope that helps you and everyone else out.

[Chocolad No.11984861]

finally bought some comfy dividends but also lost my job. looking to finish my degree and get into some cyber security apprenticeships.

please be green ID

[Anonymous No.11984870]

All this positivity has me worried... Seems like everyone is expecting green tomorrow.

[Chocolad No.11984871]

>>11984861
Confirmed things are looking up lads Mondays gonna be full of bullish.

[Anonymous No.11984925]

>>11984870
The fundamentals say it, don't think to much about it. Your suspicions about the future also belong in the future. Cats will be bouncing.

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11984948]

>>11984861
>>11984871
There is a specific combination of mouse clicks that would turn you into an instant millionaire. Good luck.

[Anonymous No.11985209]

>>11984948
This is why I keep coming back to the market. I believe!

[Chocolad No.11985343]

>>11984948
>>11985209
we're all gonna make it bros

[BenevolentStockCharts !4fOVGSXpE6 No.11985356]

Futures up +26 pre-market

[Anonymous No.11985462]

>>11984948
I only need $300k

[Anonymous No.11985481]

>>11979514
7nm is sampling my dude.

[Anonymous No.11985488]

>>11985356
Nzse opened 2 hours ago, slightly up. Hope this is a precursor of the day ahead. I have a great feeling about tomorrow. I wish I would have had more balls on Friday, I hedged 25% of my equities into bonds because chickenshit.

[Anonymous No.11985549]

>>11985481
Demand isn’t for higher density, it’s for last years architecture. 14nm price point per performance is too good.

[Anonymous No.11985685]

S&P up 40 handles!

[Anonymous No.11985713]

we're going to make it

[Anonymous No.11985746]

>>11985713
Fucking yesssssssss, muh calls.

[Anonymous No.11985757]

oh jesus its a golden bull

[Anonymous No.11985779]

Headline bull trap. Screencap this for this week

[Anonymous No.11985780]

>>11985713
Guys it's fucking happening isn't it?
Is tomorrow going to be the fabled Green Monday of lore?

[Anonymous No.11985781]

I bought some TQQQ, some SPXL.
Am I gonna make it?

[BenevolentStockCharts !4fOVGSXpE6 No.11985784]

I guess this means Powell can hike again lol

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11985790]

[Anonymous No.11985807]

>>11985784
Fed better back the fuck up.

My AAPL calls need to be revived.

[Anonymous No.11985830]

>>11985807
Fed rate hike decision comes on Dec 20. Still time.

[Anonymous No.11985834]

>>11985780
yes

>>11985779
gonna see some panic buying tomorrow from underperforming hedgies, i'll buy a little insurance around 10am if VIX drops enough tho

[Anonymous No.11985840]

NASDAQ futures up 2%. BEARS ARE FUCKED. HOLY MOLY.

[Anonymous No.11985842]

>>11985685
Up 50 now! 1.8%!

[Anonymous No.11985851]

SPOOZ UP 50 HANDLES
UP 150 NASDAQS

THEY CANT STOP THE BUYING

>>11985685
saved

[Anonymous No.11985867]

Check the COT
Small specs STILL havent pulled their shorts from Nasdaq. Total Bear RAPE

[Anonymous No.11985874]

Guys I don't even know how to feel right now. I am freaking the fuck out. Good things aren't supposed to happen to me. Wat do?

[Anonymous No.11985891]

>>11985874
>Wat do?
Ride your winning position as long as you possibly can.

[BenevolentStockCharts !4fOVGSXpE6 No.11985906]

This is still risky as fuck. I don't know why but I feel like we might get a head fake Monday opening.

[gommie faggot !!ybZU7IbD8fv No.11985917]

>>11985891
>>11985874
This next couple weeks are going to be your only chance to prepare for the coming crash. Wait for this bump to reach it's limits and then sell and bunker down.

[Anonymous No.11985925]

>>11985917
>betting against the exponential nature of technological and productivity improvements
"no"

[Anonymous No.11985966]

>>11985906
I don't have a position on, but the trade situation was clarified for the next 3 months at least and the rate hike in December has long ago been priced in. I don't think fund managers are going to be viewing it as extremely risky to ride this bull until year end at least. If not a rocket up, at least there's no large reason to be aggressively selling unless Brexit or Italy starts causing headlines.

[gommie faggot !!ybZU7IbD8fv No.11985970]

>>11985925
The "exponential" nature of technological and productivity improvements does not translate to exponentially higher profits. In fact, the more productivity improvements you get, the more labor saving technology, the lower the rate of profit, the lower returns on investment.

The stock market is predicated on the later, not the former. You can expect the long term market trend to continue up, however, because lower rates of profit translates to more speculation and thus more and more extreme bubbles.

There will be a recession soon, and the traditional tools policymakers use to dig us out of such a situation will be more impotent than ever before.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11985979]

The 3 month ceasefire is cool and all, but the immediate purchasing of way more agricultural and energy goods is bigger and directly fuels short term growth.

[gommie faggot !!ybZU7IbD8fv No.11985983]

>>11985979
we still don't have numbers on that

[Anonymous No.11985994]

Lmao I’m going to double my stack Lmao

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11985996]

>>11985983
Do you just fail to understand how markets literally always overreact? Not having numbers makes the reaction all the more prone to be bigger.

[Anonymous No.11986003]

Hopefully we don't fade tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.11986004]

>>11985970
>Im just gonna say the market will go up so i dont look like an idiot for fudding the bottom
Lmao, get fucked leftypol
SPX to 4k

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11986016]

>>11986003
The first fade risk we have is Thursday after everything happens on Wednesday. A lot of factors that day.

[Anonymous No.11986023]

>>11986016
Whats going on that day?

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11986030]

>>11986023
Press conference from Trump, Powell speech, Bush Funeral, Markets Closed, More drama from Mueller.

[Anonymous No.11986055]

Austrailia has opened up yuge. This is it lads, we are really really gonna make it.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11986073]

>>11986055
Doesnt Australia do a ton of business with CHYINA. I guess Trump did have a lot of praise for your guy at G20. You're the pretty girl the Chads are fighting over.

[gommie faggot !!ybZU7IbD8fv No.11986075]

>>11986004
My position has been , and continues to be, that there will be a recession in 2019. Only about 2.5% of my portfolio is directly shorting the market, most of it is designed to preserve value until an actual crash happens. I can tell you one thing though, I'l be doubling down on that position. I have a limit order on SDS for 30 bucks a pop. This is the best shorting opportunity anyone's gonna get.

If you're position is actually SPX to 4k, then you're absolutely fucked.

[Anonymous No.11986082]

>>11986055
Sorry this one i meant.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11986089]

>>11986075
If a recession happens it will be because the Mueller investigation and impeachment hearings at this point. At least if it was to happen in 2019. Otherwise things are looking fine. 2020 could bring a higher level of risk.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11986097]

>>11986075
For the record I'm not discounting a correction following a pump.

[Anonymous No.11986100]

LONG CHESTNUTS
EXIT EVERYTHING ELSE

[Anonymous No.11986108]

>>11986089
The 2020 election is going to drive volatility through the roof, ill be parking my funds as early as July. This years midterms were too much of a financial roller coaster for me.

[Dobber !!qEeBALi+hGB No.11986110]

looks like i'll be cutting that amd contract short on monday. whatever. i'll just buy calls until tariff talk resumes and china goes back to stealing IP or something.

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11986125]

>>11986110
Can you cut pre-market? Its technically still red from Friday.

[(Comfy) !!7iCGIecbnK/ No.11986151]

SOXL going to a billion because of this

[Anonymous No.11986159]

>>11986075
>Im going to scalp a resistance point on the SPY. heres my opinion on the economy

[Anonymous No.11986160]

>>11985996
>Not having numbers makes the reaction all the more prone to be bigger.

Bingo.

[Anonymous No.11986192]

>>11985970
>lower rates of profit translates to more speculation and thus more and more extreme bubbles
Are we just going to ignore the fact that volatility has continually trended down for the past 150 years?

[Anonymous No.11986216]

The s&p is up 45 points in premarket. The largest one day point gain was 104, tomorrow we make history.

[Anonymous No.11986235]

>>11986216

>tfw I bought BABA all the way down and you fools told me I was wrong for it.

[Anonymous No.11986241]

This is a textbook short squeeze.

[Anonymous No.11986244]

gonna be so rich tomorrow

thank god I didn't sell my calls

[Anonymous No.11986279]

>>11986241
Absolutely. Bears in panic mode closing everything, resistance will be non-existent, after the correction we've had there are tonnes of open shorts that will be closed and a tidal wave of upward pressure. It's the perfect shitstorm, and yes, prepare for a post run correction but Ill cross that bridge when I get to it.

[Anonymous No.11986280]

Bet you GE still stays under $8 tho

[Anonymous No.11986293]

Vix futures down 6%

[(Calculated Gamble) !!yNaZM+ufCLW No.11986299]

>>11986280
If anyone got dicked in the build up to this its GE. I wonder if Trump is still gonna cut their funding and just shit on them.

[Anonymous No.11986330]

>>11986279
Redpilled
Bulls got both large spec catalysts, trade deal and careful powell
Obviously we will "retest some supports" but bulls got there catalysts
uptrend confirmed

[Anonymous No.11986345]

So how long will this bull run be? Will it be over in a day or spread out a few days?

[Anonymous No.11986353]

>>11986345
it will probably last all of 3 hours. we're still in a bear market until I'm convinced otherwise.

[Anonymous No.11986397]

>>11986345
dont ask retarded questions pls

[gommie faggot !!ybZU7IbD8fv No.11986411]

>>11986089
You're way too focused on the spectacle of policy. The underlying economy will deliver a rude awakening to many investors.

Leverage has already surpassed 2008 levels, defaults are rising, emerging markets are slowing, the housing market is struggling, FAANGs are all in hotwater with or without trade war, profit rates have been stagnant for several years now, and retained earnings for durable good manufacturing have stagnated too.

Stagnant profits has been the underlying fault line of all the most serious crises including the great depression, 70s stagflation, 2008 crisis.

Retained earnings for durable good manufacturing have also stagnated or fallen ahead of the last three recessions (which is all we have data for). It's not hard to imagine why. What are the biggest durable good markets? Housing, cars, heavy industrial machinery. All products that often require leverage, meaning problems in these sectors are extremely capable of spreading contagion to the rest of the economy.

Things don't look pretty from where I'm sitting.

>>11986192
Bubbles only cause volatility when they're crashing. The bigger the bubble, the less volatility there is.

[Anonymous No.11986421]

>>11982541
>Zoomer detected

[Anonymous No.11986426]

>>11986345
Remember to sell before Trump comes back home and says something crazy to torpedo the S.S. Golden Bull.

[Anonymous No.11986450]

>>11986426
December is going to be nothing but gains. Merry Christmas faggots.

[Anonymous No.11986482]

New
>>11986479
>>11986479
>>11986479

[Anonymous No.11986494]

>>11986482
Threads hit the bump limit at 310 posts on /biz/

[Anonymous No.11986509]

>>11986494
I could Simcoe post us to 310

[Anonymous No.11986511]

>>11986353
>Having to get up early
Shit.

[Anonymous No.11986624]

>>11986511
>west coast cuck

[Anonymous No.11987497]

>>11985840
Good. Fuck some faggot bears.

[Anonymous No.11987507]

>>11986509

[Anonymous No.11987741]

>>11986030
How many millions of dollars has that faggot Mueller pissed away?