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another gap up tomorrow
this market cannot be stopped
single digit vix incoming

>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://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=moonmissioncontrol2.0%40gmail.com
https://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/today.html
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar

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

Boomer Investing 101
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started

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

Previously on /SMG/:
>>12733524

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Sexy & Profitable 500 to $2800 in two weeks or less.

>> No.12736657

First to remind that dividends are your friends. Read Ch. 8 of intelligent investor.

Also, get EKSO and RWLK while they are in the first stages of development.

>> No.12736658

TRUMP ACCEPTED THE DEAL!!!!111

>> No.12736659
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are fat girl stocks as good as the thot index?

>> No.12736665

>>12736659

No. Less beta buck siphoning ability therefore less consumer buying power.

>> No.12736671

we gassy again boys

>>12736653
2765 3 days then down down little bit

>>12736659
I buy nothing but food stocks because of the one or two anons CONSTANTLY and cutely shilling them for like a week now. tasty gains and divs. put that fat girl on me

>> No.12736673

>>12736659
It's extremely inflationary.

>> No.12736675
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Rate my 11% Yielding Portfolio

12% MRRL
12% SMHD
10% DVHL
9% BDCL
9% NRZ
6% LMLP
6% UNIT
5% IEP
5% ABBV
5% SDIV
4% CEFL
4% D
4% OHI
3% MAIN
2% PBFX
2% EPD
1% CNXM
1% PEGI

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>>12736671
buy more COKE

>> No.12736691

>>12736659
What are the fat girl stocks?

YUM
NFLX
DNKN

and short PLNT?

>> No.12736719

Serious question, Am I the only one on this board who's been trading SHLDQ?

>> No.12736720
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Your the man, Bank of Japan

>>12736675
Drink Out of 10

>> No.12736741

>>12736691
UN to get that sweet sweet ben and jerry's cash

>> No.12736772

>>12736620
Well I don't know how to apply myself in any way. Like I said, despite having a degree in data analytics I don't really feel like I have any skills. The only thing I know is one program that kept getting shoved on us in college to run all our data through and it turns out barely anyone even uses that program and the people that do want 5 years experience, two internships, etc etc.

>> No.12736796

Fat girls need Exo suits too

>> No.12736848

>>12736772
I'm not familiar with what would be covered in a DA degree, but it does sound like you won't really learn any practical skills; more sens in doing CS or any engineering degree then going on to do DA in the job.

Are you in the US or Europe? There are plenty of companies that have or don't save lots of data that could have value. The company I work for certainly has that problem. The issue is that if all you know is DA but nothing else, you can't get very far.

I didn't know how to apply myself in college (more accurate to say that I didn't care to). I was fortunate to get the job I have, and I've had no problem working hard and enjoying it for a few years now.

Do you have any positive job experience, even at menial jobs? what kind of tasks do you enjoy most?

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>>12736720
I'll drink to that

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What sector should I be in this year, biz?

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>>12736675
NRZ did great today!!!

>> No.12736891

>>12736848
I don't really have any job experience. I've done menial jobs but didn't find anything interesting about them or even that I could feasibly lie about on a resume. There's just nothing that I can do to get me a decent job, unless I guess I self-teach myself C++ and try to become a coder.

>> No.12736898

>>12736882
commodities

>> No.12736905
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>>12736675
Rate my DIV MAXXX
>>12736720
>>12736878
DRINK BOYS!

>> No.12736909

>>12736882

Dude weed

>> No.12736920

>>12736882
Low PE small cap

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>>12736905
I actually like it man. The payout ratio is a bit high, especially on NYMT. Nice REIT selection though. Diversify broski.

>> No.12736943

>>12736905
Don't dividens get priced in so that you think you're making passive income but really you're just holding like a retard?

>> No.12736969

>>12736943
If you try to hold a div stock for like 3 days to get the payment, you'll get burned every time. Dividends are a long term game.

>> No.12736974

>>12736943
No, because the dividend is not the entire company, but a portion of the company's profits. A company can still grow its stock value higher than the dividend.

>> No.12736986

>>12736974
*higher than the rate of growth of the dividend.

>> No.12736993

>>12736943
closed end funds have outperformed the market for awhile now

>> No.12737002

>>12736934
Thanks! I'm planning on running through them all and eliminating the high payouts. I'll probably sub a few of yours in desu

>> No.12737003

>>12736891
They don't have to be interesting. I was a dishwasher in high school. I don't really have to talk about it on interviews or whatever, the point is that it was a good experience and I learned how to work.
You could still maybe try asking around other departments at the uni you went to to do DA on whatever they are doing research on, as a research fellowship or whatever.

>>12736943
The whole point of REITs is that they just sit there and pay a div. The value of the instrument is based on the value of properties or other assets that they hold and their future cash flows. They have to pay most of their future cash flows to the people who own the REIT, but some can go to acquiring more productive property and maintaining assets.
So they won't increase or decrease in value much, depending on the stability of real estate markets and the dollar

They don't outperform Mr. SP or Mr. Dow but they are solid investments at certain points in the market and real estate cycles.

similar story with high div companies. If they can't maintain income through sales they will have to decrease div or die. If they are well managed the div will grow along with revenues

weak investors will chose dividend stocks by the published 'instantaneous' div yield number that shows up. Do your research to get strong divs with value and growth

>> No.12737008

>>12736905
Companies that pay high dividend yields can have two major issues: 1.) Not investing enough of those earnings back into the company which would help improve share price (I know you're more in it for dividends than capital appreciation) & 2.) High yields may not always be sustainable in the long run and when yield drops, share price usually follows.

Didn't research your stock, just my 2cents, good luck, the average of those rates will beat the S&P over the long run.

>> No.12737014

>>12737003
Nah, it's already been 6 months since I've been out of school. I guess I'll just wage slave.

>> No.12737018

>>12736969
>>12736974
>>12736993
>>12737003
wow real advice and genuine help on /biz/

>> No.12737030

>>12737008
High Div companies are fine as long as the payout doesn't go over the EPS
The point of these companies is DRIP and compounding, not capital appreciation

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>>12737002
Keep in mind the tax implications on some of those in my profile. K-1s scare a lot of people away. Also, a lot of the ETRACs products in my portfolio are risky positions. Try some NRZ or UNIT. Or hell, OHI just dropped like 6% today. Do the research and understand what you own.

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>>12737008
Doesn't this only apply if their payout ratio is high rather than the dividend yield itself is high?

>> No.12737054

>>12737037
Yeah I would never buy any of the ETRACs leveraged dividend payouts desu,
The best high payer I can think of is AB. Zero debt with good div coverage

>> No.12737057

When is it safe to start shorting NASDAQ again?

>> No.12737072

>>12737057
I wouldn't, maybe Blizzard

>> No.12737073

>>12737057
when SPY hits 400

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>>12737042
Hence why payout ratio is such a crucial metric in dividend investing

>>12737054
AB's dividends have been all over the place. It just rose for the first time in the last year this quarter.

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Prepare your anus for the coming payments crisis:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-economy-debt/red-flags-emerge-as-americans-debt-load-hits-another-record-idUSKCN1Q11YV

>Consumer spending accounts for two-thirds of growth in the world’s largest economy and it is expected to hold strong this year even as the overall expansion cools after a hot 2018.

>However one sign of consumer demand, credit inquiries, slipped in the second half of 2018 to the lowest level recorded by the New York Fed.

>Another signal of weaker demand, the closing of credit cards and other accounts, jumped to its highest level since 2010, while flows into serious delinquency for credit cards rose 5 percent, up from 4.8 percent in the third quarter.

>> No.12737112

>>12737090
Are you holding NRZ anon? Tell me nice things about NRZ. It's my biggest holding next to TMUS and DIS.

>> No.12737113

>>12737042
as the payout ratio increases the stock value will be more tied to the div then possibilities for growth, so the statement makes sense
unless the company is very oddly valued for some reason or catastrophically mismanaged, either condition is unlikely and won't last long.

>>12737014
I was out of school for longer than that before I got my current job. It sucked, and I don't like interviewing. It might suck for you, you might not get a good job. you might get an 80K job and not like it. I hope you find something you enjoy doing.

>> No.12737117

>>12736889
Cheers! We’re rich.

>> No.12737139

Awesome. New thread. No one knows who I am anymore and can't make fun of me haha

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>>12737139
haha

>> No.12737151

>>12737112
NRZ is a rock solid REIT. Look at IRM for an example of a yield trap.

>> No.12737168

>>12737113
During dips a lot of div stocks will show some great yields. I guess I'm splitting hairs here.
>>12737151
I've been looking at Data REITS. I read some good things about CONE.
>>12737117
It was nice to hear them say they were waiting to use their callable rights until delinquency rates were lowered.

>> No.12737172

>>12737105
Credit cards are boomer ransomware. I've never used credit, only debit or cash. Didn't anyone ever hear of "saving up" for something? It's like the first thing you learn about money as a kid.

Can't afford a car? Bike 20 miles fatass. Wake up early, go to bed two hours earlier instead posting memes on facebook until midnight you fucking trash.

>> No.12737177

>>12737172
Wow racist

>> No.12737187

hypothetical:
>$500k diversified stocks
>$65k cash.
>long term
what do?

>> No.12737188

>>12737187
Buy $65k in lotto tickets

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>>12737172
>he doesn't know how to use cash back and perks card responsibly
oh nonononono...

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>>12737112
I've been holding NRZ over a year now. Clockwork dividend. 5-year dividend growth streak. FFO 2.83.

>>12737151
Got rid of IRM a couple of quarters ago, at the same time I dumped F. Good times lol

>> No.12737199

>>12737168
EQIX looks like a 380 entrance may show up around next week.

>> No.12737204

>>12737090
What do you think of IVR, senpai?

>> No.12737205

>>12737191
My debit card gets rewards and cash back

>> No.12737230

>>12737193
I'm probably going to let my NRZ sit in robinhood for another year while manually buying share and switch it over to an retirement account and let it DRIP until I retire.

>> No.12737234

So how are you all feeling about this double top and return to the lows? Think we'll stay in this channel? Got other ideas?

>> No.12737237

Activision on it's way back up.
I told you it would happen.

>> No.12737240

Which one of you is bullying our favorite stocktwittard?
https://stocktwits.com/Trials233losthismoney

>> No.12737241

>>12737205
there's no way your debit card compares to higher tier cards from chase or amex

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Real talk, drop Ge and ACB calls for 10.5 and 8.5 now or wait till Thursday.
Asking for a friend...

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>WAIT WAIT WAIT I'm not done buying the dip

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>>12737204
I'd like it a lot more under $15 (over 11% yield). It's not bad, but I feel like it deserves more yield for the risk associated.

>>12737230
NRZ is literally the most boring stock. It just keeps paying.

>> No.12737285

>>12737253
Watch for ACB's PA tomorrow morning. It's anybodies guess where it's heading. Doubt it'll hit 8.5 though. MAYBE if breaks the 8.2 support after hours tomorrow.

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>>12737271
I went back and weeded out the weaklings
Got
NLY
NRZ
CIM
MFA
IVR
ARR

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>>12737302
How much capital are you going to start this portfolio with? If you are starting with less than 5 figures, I would pick 2 of those final six you got. Don't overdiversify with your dividends early.

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me am of have announce to make...
....
GPRO!!!!!

>> No.12737345

>>12737172
I acknowledge the existence of GPRO

>> No.12737352
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GPRO!

>> No.12737371

No one else on board with BX for the divs and growth? Bought in under 30.

ARR, IVR, BX, LAND, PSEC, WPG
MORL, CEFL
K, KH, F, MO, BGS, AROC, CAG
There are some more but too lazy. Gotta scroll through my div page on RH, and the value of the shares has increased nicely as well.

>>12737187
House? Family? Job? Location?

If I have those assets in my current job/location/family situation, I'd look to purchase a cheap house/apartment and car, then keep working and add to the stock position. at this point in time I like to keep a very healthy amount of cash on hand; 25% about in cash or cash-like instruments

>>12737335
>>12737352

sold at 5.33
everyone who is going to buy a gopro has one except maybe foreigners. The number of dude weed snowboarders isn't going to increase
If GPRO wants gains they need a camera that will comfortably strap to my nutsack in an unobtrusive way

>> No.12737383

>>12737172
>Do the same thing as this guy
>Never have a credit card
>My good goy cattlebrand known as a credit score is now shit and if I want to do anything significant like buy a house i'll get raped by interest

Boy what a wonderful system this is

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>>12737172
There's an old american proverb, anon.

"You owe the bank 100,000 dollars? The bank owns you. You owe the bank 100,000,000,000 dollars? You own the bank." On the level of the whole economy, a financial crisis is what happens in the case of the latter.

Individual responsibility is all well and good, but it has its limits both in a prescriptive sense, and in an analytical one.

>>12737191
also This. Get a comfy 3% back for dinning out, which is my biggest expense I use credit for.

>> No.12737392

>>12737371
BX is one of my largest holdings.

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>>12737371
>If GPRO wants gains they need a camera that will comfortably strap to my nutsack in an unobtrusive way
https://www.shapeways.com/product/H9MS8E32S/gopro-mount-ribbed-dildo-toy

>> No.12737398

>>12737383

Look up manual underwriting. As long as you can make a 20% down payment and you aren't a degenerate, you can get a decent loan on a house without a credit score.

>> No.12737407

>>12737383
What's stopping you from using credit cards

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>>12737371
>>12737392

Look at this inconsistent dividend history though

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>>12737397
new gpro price target: $25

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>>12737397
holy shit

>> No.12737435

>>12737413
What site are you using to view that data?

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I'm just not as excited about gpro as I am Galt and LCI tbqh.

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>>12737397
capitalism was not a mistake.

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>>12737424
>new gpro price target: $25

BOOM

>> No.12737450

>>12737413
I don't mind that at all if the company is well managed. It's not like I use divs to fund my crack habit. If I'm buying shares in something that
1. does a good job earning money
2. does a good job returning that money to me, the owner
3. is reasonably valued in relation to the income I receive
I'm very happy. I don't want fake consistency. Pay me what you got, re-invest what you need to.

>>12737397
Still not buying GPRO
:P

>> No.12737457

>>12737172
>>12737391
Also, it should be noted, one of the big issues the article is raising is that people are pulling back from leverage, hence new credit card accounts are stalling. The lapse in demand could harbor very serious issues for corporate debt and the economy as a whole.

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>>12737450
Fair enough. Can't argue with that, agree or not.

>>12737435
Literally dividend.com lol

>> No.12737479

>burn down california
>go up 10%

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LEAN HOGS UP 3.3% EVERYBODY BUY EVERYTHING

>> No.12737497

>>12737457
what do you think of the recent news of fed (((considering))) about using QE regularly as a tool. is this our marxist moment?

>> No.12737508

So I finally broke down and got an investing app for my phone, been investing in ETFs for a few months now but nothing else. What do you guys recommend?

>> No.12737518

>>12737398
Yeah I know, it was just an example. It sucks that people who willingly put themselves into debt to make their imaginary number go up get better perks then more reasonable people.
>>12737407
I just don't really see the point of them. I know they have some benefits like being able to fight for you if something goes wrong with your purchase or using them sparingly, but most of the time I don't really see a point when you can just save up and buy it with cash.
>>12737479
More companies should try this method

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>>12737508
GPRO

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>>12737508
Crack cocaine broski

>> No.12737540

>>12737522
Based check
>>12737444
Based check

>> No.12737552

>>12737518
>people who willingly put themselves into debt to make their imaginary number go up
you don't have to have debt to use credit cards or increase your score

> you can just save up and buy it with cash
spending within your means and using credit cards are not mutually exclusive

there are more benefits than drawbacks to using credit cards. idk why you're so paranoid and afraid when people like you are ideal for taking advantage of credit card perks

>> No.12737554

>>12737113
Dunno what the best way to search for jobs is though. Indeed and Glassdoor seem to be non-starters.

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>>12737508

EVERYTHING

You see, it is a common misconception that the saying "when pigs fly" is a pessimistic snark phrase to describe extreme unlikely outcome. This is incorrect. It is actually an old stock market secret. The complete saying is "bulls run when pigs fly". It means BUY THE FUCK OUT OF EVERYTHING WHEN PORK BELLY/LEAN HOGS ARE UP.

>> No.12737575

>>12737497
monetary policy isn't quite my forte but I will say that, in a crisis they will likely have to resort to increasingly extraordinary and unusual forms of stimulus to try to keep the lid on things. Debt and interest rate levels at large have been loosing their effectiveness as a measure of stimulus. Eventually we will be forced to confront the real instability at the heart of capitalism and its method of production and exchange. This means longer, deeper downturns so long as we do not radically restructure the economy (or start some war that destroys a massive chunk of physical capital).

>> No.12737577

>>12736882
Wtf? REITS are on fire
Can someone redpill me on memestate investment trumps?

>> No.12737585

>>12737508
DG
TGLMX

>>12737554
Try linkedin, and if you went to college they should still have some kind of job board available to you through their career center.

>> No.12737589

ARMN was on a roll today my friends;sold on the upswing for the nice profits man, walked away with a nice big bag of cash, enough to cover my investment at last.
Took that bag of cash and dumped it all on more T; He showed his gratitude shortly about a minute after for you see he jumped to 30 per share by god. Now I'm pulling down about a $100 in Divvy's. True it don't seem like much now, however after 14 years have passed and thanks to Drip and more investments over that time span the payout should be nice and fat like a pig man. Enough to keep me warm during the cold winter months after I'm retired. Can kick back and do nothing at all; let others stress about all that kinda stuff. All in part thanks to my good friend T who's stayed beside me; unlike some others I could name.

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>>12737577
Its literally the dividends. That chart is total return. I've been preaching this for like 2 hours here tonight.

>> No.12737591

>>12737559
>WHEN PORK BELLY/LEAN HOGS ARE UP.
Mind explaining for an idiot what this means?

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12737618

>>12737591

Bulls run when the futures contract price for 10,000lbs of lean hogs is up, meaning higher than the previous day, meaning green.

>> No.12737628

I'm sort of pissed that since I'm young and working we got the quickest "bear" in history instead of the traditional 2 year buying opportunity...

>> No.12737639

>>12737628

Oh, the market can be much more bullshit than this. Bring up the chart for DOW or S&P and look what happened in 1987.

>> No.12737654

>>12737639
Big crash. Not as bad as the one in the 20's (the one where stockbroker dudes offed themselves by jumping from buildings)

>> No.12737661
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>>12737628

>> No.12737671

>>12737554
Very difficult to get a job through those unless you are experienced and in demand. The two interviews that I got were through people I know, most online applications I didn't hear back from.
Gotta do the network meme. That can mean getting a menial job, picking up a hobby where you will meet people, etc.
or post on 4chan and maybe you'll get lucky (depending on where you are located geographically)

>>12737559
B & R

>>12737577
Just buy some.

>>12737628
don't worry...

>> No.12737672

>>12737628
Use the weekly candle chart, it was just a larger correction, this market has legs until 2027-2028.

>> No.12737673

>>12737480
THE HOGS ARE GETTING LEANER AND LEANER

>> No.12737679

>>12737628
R E T U R N
T O
N O R M A L

>> No.12737685

First step before doing anything is to clearly define your goal. If you want to micromanage your money to secure a relatively insignificant return because you need a hobby ; then fundamental financial analysis is for you!! Grow up Peter pan, stock valuation has nothing to do with company performance.

>> No.12737687

>>12737654
>Big crash

Yes. I mentioned that one because of the sheer speed and violence of it, both on the drop and on what turned out to be the full recovery. Back to back, lol he didn't use a stop loss to lol he shorted the bottom.

>> No.12737720
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12737720

Here's your "cup and handle" tier TA

>> No.12737735

>>12737671
>Networking
Oh so I'm just screwed then. I'm autistic and I've already exhausted all of my potential networks I have through my friends so I guess it's back to wageslaving.

>> No.12737758

MDT will announce they are moving a bunch of production overseas at earnings on the tuesday the 19th

>> No.12737778

>>12737585
You ment GD right, not DG...

>> No.12737784

>>12737735
Yeah it sucks. It just sort of happened for me, if it didn't I don't know where I would be now.
Just get some kind of job and do your thing. Don't be afraid to apply outside of your major, even significantly outside of your major. Apply for any entry-level job with Java as the main requirement, disregard the other requirements and just see what happens.

If your area is saturated you might not get anything. The applying and interviewing sucks, no other way to say it.

>> No.12737785

For you see I've got in all figured out kinda on what to do during my retirement years. I'll be the perverted old man in the neighborhood.

Picture it; 50 years old and retired; I work out a deal with the neighbors daughter. She comes over after school and takes care of me. Her parents think she's got a job. Which is true, kinda. She's over every weekday at 5. Hey it's all cool, she's 18 you know. What you didn't think I'd stoop that low? I'm old, not dead you know. As to how I did it you ask? Simple; college is expensive as fuck man. I pay her nice and simple but I get something in return for my nickle.

>> No.12737792

>>12737785
>perverted old man
>50
Men don't get broken in until their 50s

>> No.12737815

>When you keep forgetting to look at market cap

Every company should just have the same number of fucking shares jc.

>> No.12737825

>>12737784
Yeah I dunno, like I said, my major isn't that good for getting jobs and I have no other professional skills. No one's gonna hire a video editor who can't at least make an animated title in After Effects. So I guess it's just Java that I can advertise then.
Mostly the reason I can't stand menial jobs is how awful they are. There's never any downtime and you're always doing some shit task. That and being on the poverty line. I want to be able to afford several cosmetic surgeries and I'm not going to get there by washing dishes.

>> No.12737858
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>>12737778
I don't deal in defense contractors. DG is an ironclad stock. Will do well in almost any larger economic scenario: trade war, recession even a larger bull run. Excellent growth and has consistently beat the index. Only significant risks are large scale natural disasters, which are very real. Hurricane damage did a decent dent to returns late last year.

just look at this graph for fundamentals too.

>> No.12737867

>>12737858
Now that I think about it, DG is a really solid consumer staple stock to add to my watchlist

>> No.12737869

>>12737858
Buying Dollar General is just a way to long poor people dseu

>> No.12737881

>>12737590
Are Reits the best way into dividends?
Gimme something to read when I get out of class.

>> No.12737886

>>12737881
google it nigger

>> No.12737891

>>12737869
Yes it is, which is why I did it. Unemployment, lower wages will hit hard in next recession. People will be looking to substitute for cheaper consumer staples.

>>12737867
I think it's probably THE consumer staple stock to own, desu. It's the only one with an economy of scale that's marketed towards lower income consumers and has the smallest exposure to China in the market.

>> No.12737907

I turned my 100 dollars into 106 dollars.

>> No.12737908

>>12736657
>RWLK
RWLK has lost 98% of it's value since coming onto the market, 78% of that in the last year, and it was founded in 2001. How is that "first stage of development"?

>>12736719
I don't even know what that is, nor can I find it on robinhood, so... maybe?

>>12737758
Is that supposed to raise the stock or lower it? I personally see it as a bad thing but maybe investors see it as a good thing?

>> No.12737910

>>12737881
This was my favorite read of the past couple weeks:
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4237375-2019-price-dividend-time-charts-deceptive-price-10-percent-high-yield-income-revealed

>> No.12737925

>>12737881
Unless you have >USD$250,000, no.

>> No.12737926

>>12737891
>has the smallest exposure to China in the market.
source or info on that pls?

>>12737907
big boy

>>12737910
too many words and numbers
when did investing fall so low
jk nice link

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12737930

since me did this yesterday
me will post daily trades from time
see if anyone has good advice on what me did wrong / right

>> No.12737932

>>12737908
Lowering costs cant be bad but really idk i just got this info idk what to do with it, i bought calls which are doing well but might sell before the ER

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>>12737439

>> No.12737947

>>12737930
sounds good, should be interesting to see and contribute to the thread
keep it coming

>> No.12737951

Instead of a wall across mexico US should build a highway to china. US/China merger let's go. Make me rich.

>> No.12737973

>>12737907
>Raymond James thinks value retailers like Dollar General Corp. DG, +0.65% and Dollar Tree Inc.’s DLTR, +0.49% Family Dollar are the least exposed since about 80% of their sales are in food, personal care and home cleaning supplies, which are largely sourced domestically.

>“Within the value retail sector, Dollar General is the least exposed with only ~5% of their products being directly sourced, this compares to ~16% for Family Dollar and ~41% for Dollar Tree,” the note said. “Nonetheless, minimal categories from these retailers are impacted and we do not believe the cigarettes sold at these stores are imported from China.”
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/these-are-the-retail-brands-that-will-be-hurt-most-by-chinese-tariffs-2018-07-12

>> No.12738015

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/11/reddit-users-are-the-least-valuable-of-any-social-network.html?__source=twitter%7Cmain

>Reddit users are the least valuable of any social network

Also an awesome report for twitter lmao

>> No.12738031

Really tempted to go hard on SQQQ calls tomorrow

>> No.12738044

>>12738015
>reddit
>social network

Is it? Never used it. My friend showed it to me like 9 years ago though, it was just a forum with an annoying Digg vibe.

>> No.12738098

>>12737508
SQQQ

>> No.12738171

>>12738044
>never used Reddit
Absolutely based and redpilled
Get this man 4chan gold!

Edit: I am NOT cringe, sweaty

>> No.12738246

>>12738171
>>12738044
I've tried to browse it a couple time.. was too confusing.. the people I meet in real life that use reddit bother me for some reason..

>> No.12738366

>>12737926
>Big boy.
Thanks. I did my best. Honestly though this stuff is fun.

>> No.12738374

>>12738031
Why?

>> No.12738390

Why is SQQQ getting shilled? Everything is green.

>> No.12738398

>>12738390
Better to short at the top

>> No.12738414

>>12738398
I guess there is still a small chance trump won't accept the deal and trump and XI won't reach a deal which could lead us into red lands.

>> No.12738416

>>12737973
woops meant for
>>12737926

>> No.12738421

>>12738398
the top doesn't exist.....

>> No.12738434

>>12738414
More systemic problems are on the horizon. I don't see highs extended much further.
see
>>12737105

>>12738421
There is within a given business cycle.

>> No.12738445

>>12737908
Yeah but check the tech yo this is gonna rebound to $1+

This is literally way better than any shitcoin endeavor

>> No.12738447

>>12738434
The signs are there. Maybe by the end of this month everything will be in the red. I'm not really against or for it. I just want one thing to happen and it stays that way. All i want is consistency.

>> No.12738466

>>12737951
Why can't we just invest in China? China is planting shit on the moon while we're stripping Nobel peace prizes from people who say obvious things.

>> No.12738494

>>12738466
I think China's moonshots are unambitious. They should just send a factory worker on a 1-way trip to Mars. Otherwise its like they're playing second fiddle perpetually.

>> No.12738503

>>12738466
>we're stripping Nobel peace prizes
that would be up to the swedes

>> No.12738504

>>12738494
China's probably going to rule economically for the next 300 years unless anyone makes an attempt to actually regulate them but no one seems to give a fuck.

>> No.12738531

>>12738504
They ruled economically for like, all of human history until a few hundred years ago. Silk road and such.
I honestly don't mind as long as they don't fuck me. China is aesthetically neat.

>> No.12738535

>>12738503
I don't think Obama or fucking Kissinger deserved a Nobel peace prize.
The whole Nobel committee is a literal joke.

>> No.12738542

>>12738531
I'd prefer Japan but Japan will always be their own thing. China will fuck us, but at this point I've come to peace with the fact that the world's just going to get worse and worse and there's nothing I can do about it.

>> No.12738551

>>12738535
Obama 08' was like a drunken stupor. Nobody thought anything off it when he got the thing, everyone was high off hope and change, and than after a few years everyone's like "wait... huh?"

>> No.12738572

>>12738531
Unfortunately most Chinese have the same level of empathy as insects and their government is an actual police state where saying the wrong thing will get you put in a gulag. China of the 1500's isn't the same beast as China with ICBMs.

>> No.12738595

What brokers do you guys use. Do all of you just use robinhood? Are there any other brokers with free commissions I could use besides robinhood?

>> No.12738604

>>12738595
>Robinhood.
Good job all your information is out there now.

>> No.12738612
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i just found out that most of my income doesn't qualify me for social security

>> No.12738627

>>12738595
Using RH to get some experience interacting with the market is fine, but if a $5 commission is cutting into your gains that much then you should be investing in yourself (rather than stocks) to get a higher paying job, THEN start investing in the market.
RH is "free" because they get paid to route your orders to crooked exchanges where you'll get the worst price possible for your order type and someone pockets the spread.

>> No.12738648

>>12738627
That spread is almost certainly less than $5 if you aren't moving hundreds of shares at a time

>> No.12738651

>put XERS on my watchlist because... some reason
>I don't have the best memory but someone mentioned it here
>down 20% today alone
wtf

>> No.12738680

Ask me anything I work at a medium sized hedge fund.

I started this journey by starting a small undergrad long only HF with a growth investment thesis in college by fundraising from family and friends’ families at a non CHYMPS school but respected tier two (eg UChicago or Dartmouth).

I went on to work at McKinsey for three years doing private equity strategic advisory (fancy way of saying CDDs) and then I took a role at a fundamental hedge fund with a mix of a growth / value thesis.

This is literally my day job

>> No.12738701

>>12738627
I only just started this week interacting with the market, but something about that "routing orders to crooked exchanges" sounds illegal as fuck. I was under the impression that robinhood made interest off of the money you kept in your trading account and that's how it managed to make its money (i.e. what their official stance is).

>>12738604
Aren't all the brokers supposed to take down your information due to federal US law so the government knows how much money to go after you for in regards to taxes?

>>12738680
As my first question explain what you just said in layman's terms please.

>> No.12738712

>he didn't buy shld at 20 cents

>> No.12738721

>>12738701
I went to a good but not great school

My first job was consulting at the best firm

I now work in a hedge fund

Our investment thesis is growth and value

Look up growth investing and look up value investing

Growth oriented investors have been killing it the last 8ish years or so, value investors not so much

>> No.12738725

>>12736659
ALGN
MTCH
PETS
LLY

Fixing the smile not the diet
Paying for Tinder because they want to select their chasers
Doggos and kittens provide solace for the childless
Prozac for anxiety stemming from no self esteem.

>> No.12738726

>>12738651
Can't find anything about XERS in the archives

>> No.12738745

>>12738680
Thoughts on /smg/ memestocks?

>> No.12738747

>>12738627
okay so what broker do you use? interactive brokers?

>> No.12738757

>>12738745
Can you explain what that is? I don’t usually come here. Usually hang out at WSO

>> No.12738768

>>12738757
Explain what memestocks are I mean

>> No.12738770

someone post the thot index for our new friend

>> No.12738777

>>12738768
Any stock can be memstock if you shill hard enough.

>> No.12738780

>>12738721
Most of the money now is in Big Data, if I am not mistaken.
Specifically the selling and packaging of user data.
Algos don't make nearly as much.

>> No.12738781

>>12738768
Shit stocks that tripfags shill like crazy. LCI, GALT, MNGA up until he killed himself

>> No.12738797

>>12738777
I feel stupid for buying 5000 shares of RWLK so now I hope to shill until it reverberates in the minds of the dill pickles who lurk

>> No.12738799

Anyone else have any tips for a future wage slave with no job experience and a worthless Informatics degree?

>> No.12738814

>>12738799
seed2sale guy at a pot shop

>> No.12738818

>>12738781
nothing wrong with LCI....

>> No.12738826

>>12738818
or GALT

>> No.12738882

>>12738797
>RWLK
Like any stock it depends on when you bought it I guess? I was considering picking it up because it crashed so badly. 5k shares though would put it at over one thousand dollars in today's low price though, so... ouch.

>> No.12738940

>>12738781
Anybody that looked into mnga the company should have instantly realized that it was bs

>> No.12738964

>>12738940
Seriously, took me (retard) 25 minutes to figure out the company's big "acquisitions" were random wielding shops in industrial districts in Texas. However that didn't stop me from putting a whole 2 dollars in and leaving when I got my sweet 50 cent returns.

>> No.12738966

>>12738780
DaaS companies are in a growing market if that’s what you mean, yes

>> No.12739003
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looking at my 1099b from robinhood, do i have to report every fucking transaction?

>> No.12739050

>>12739003
>do i have to report every fucking transaction?
yes. There are programs for that.

I have my tax guy do it without the program because i have a bunch of other shit going on with my taxes but he basically always tells me i have the most transactions of all his clients

>> No.12739128

>>12736657
>ekso
>from 42 to 2
Ya looks like a winner

>> No.12739141

>>12736905
Every fucking thread i tell you how most high yield stocks are. 6-7% is ideal

>> No.12739165

Rate my folio
NAK
HEXO
ACB
EDIT
CRSP
NTLA
NYMT
NYLA
AVRO
NRZ
AGNC
KMI
CRON
AGSC
BAC
TSLA
T
ATVI
CGC
KO
QCOM
AAWW
VZ
EIX
SBUX
VYM
NDAQ
VIG
DIS
SPGI
SPY

>> No.12739172

>>12739165
Way too much stuff/10

Trim that back to maybe 10 positions. 20 if you insist on a lot of diversification.

>> No.12739175

>>12739165
Doesn't have LCI/10

Never gunna make it.

>> No.12739184

>>12739165

Please show us a screenshot of your PF that ideally includes metrics like P/E, ROE, net margin, etc for each security

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>>12739165
>NRZ
>BAC
>SBUX
>DIS

>> No.12739273

>>12739050
How do transactions look on taxes? Is it a:
Line 1: I bought stock A for dollars.
Line 2: I sold stock A for dollars
Or is it simply
Line 1: I sold stock A for a profit or loss of X dollars?

>> No.12739308

>>12739273
The first one.

>> No.12739369

>He thinks SN is going up.
Haha

>> No.12739405

>>12739308
If it's purely the first one, then wouldn't you need transaction history from multiple years?
If you bought stock A during 2008, and sold it during 2010, it's classed as long term capital gain instead of a short term capital gain, yeah, but how would they tell if you sold it at a profit or a loss without the history from multiple years?

>> No.12739412

When is the crash guys? I'm tired of waiting

>> No.12739424

>>12739412
If the 1% chance of trump not signing the deal happens then on saturday if he does then march 1st

>> No.12739430

>>12739424
what's special about march 1st?

>> No.12739431

>>12739405
The taxable event is when you sell the stock, so the only 'transaction history' that matters is the price that it was bought at and the price it was sold at. The brokerage firm will have the history of what price you purchased the stock at and include it in the tax forms you are sent - that is subtracted from the the price at which you sold the stock and your gain/loss is taxed in that year.

>> No.12739432

>>12739430
Uh, the tariff increase?

>> No.12739441

>>12739128
The past does not indicate the future

>> No.12739490

>>12738612
Social security won't be around by the time that you retire anyways

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>>12739258
Grim!!1! :D

>> No.12739507

Nintendo direct news will boost stock right?

>> No.12739508

>>12739432
Ah. Alright. To be fair anon there are so many events happening globally without any context it's hard to really know for sure what's being referred to.

>> No.12739517

Hey /smg/, is Rad Tech a /biz/worthy career?

>>12739165
How the fuck does anyone keep track of all this?

Unless it's your full time job and your honest-to-god passion, where do you find the time. Fuck I mix up the names in a novel if there's 25+ and too many start with the same letter.

>> No.12739523

>>12739508
I'm honestly semi disturbed by all the anons loading up on SQQQ calls

>> No.12739527

>>12737037
Unit is a bad example. They have weak cash flow

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>>12739498
2scoooops!!!!1!!1!1!1

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>>12739553
>>12739498
>Namefags

>> No.12739585

>>12737237
I set a limit buy for 40 lol. Missed it

>> No.12739607

>>12739523
As am I, if only due to what little I've seen. Why short the SQQQ when you could buy the TQQQ, and if it doesn't go well you can just hold onto it and try to sell it at a better price. Shorting is gambling, whereas buying stock at least you don't lose any money until you sell.

>> No.12739627

>>12739607
Trump might just go full retard. They're still "working out the ends of the deal", which doesn't help the 3 days left until the next shut down trump has planned

>> No.12739777

>>12738651
Might buy in hopin for a dcb

>> No.12739826

I was watching option prices at open after a big premarket swing and just after the bell I've seen really optimistic prices coming through before gradually coming back down. This was for a low volume equity. Does it look like that for more liquid tickers?

>> No.12739828

>>12739172
Why
>>12739175
Then ill pick up some puts tomoro
>>12739184
Im phone posting so no
>>12739517
Most of those are buy and holds. Nothing really to keep track of. Im not a day trader

>> No.12739895

>>12739585
why bother setting buy orders at round numbers

>> No.12739912

Has any1 used etf matic? Is it any good?

>> No.12739982

>>12739895
Idk. Seemed like a nice round number

>> No.12740030

Im really starting to regret my nak calls

>> No.12740112

>>12738721
Everybody has been killing it for 8 years, you aren’t special

>> No.12740416

>>12740112
>Everybody has been killing it for 8 years, you aren’t special
Not my pension fund, in the last 8 yesrs it managed to stay break even.That is why im gonna terminate it and start investing myself.

>> No.12740431

>>12740416
Sorry to hear that lad. Glad you are breaking out from the pension jew. Self actualization is more fulfilling

>> No.12740467

The world just gets worse but at least the stock market goes up.

>> No.12740571

Some bad news will send this through the core.

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jesse chris
we really am of pump right to 300

>> No.12740822

>>12736634
New to stocks, what should I invest in?

>> No.12740828
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>>12740822
GPRO!!!!!

>> No.12740856

Is it normal if your broker doesn’t send tax forms through the mail? Instead it seems they are only online

>> No.12740857

B. Riley initiates coverage of GALT, $11 price target

https://www.smarteranalyst.com/brief/b-riley-fbr-initiates-a-buy-rating-on-galectin-therapeutics-galt/

>> No.12740867

what the FUCK is goin on with MY FTSE! give me american growth!

>> No.12740941

SQQQuad up boys

>> No.12741084
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12741084

will we break the ceiling and gap up today?

or crash incoming?

only 64 minutes left to place your bets!!

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what heckies was that @_@? euro and SPY both took dump

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12741120

>>12740857
>GPRO goes up alittle
>deluge of FUD articles come out for it calling for GPRO to $0-4

>GALT goes up alittle
>delugee of articles calling for 2x or 3x

it no fair ;_;

>> No.12741137

>>12741113
good CPI, negro

>> No.12741144

>>12738551
If you have half a brain youd never have been excited with the prospect of a treacherous nigger running the country

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>>12741120
if things go well here, it could do a lot more than 2x or 3x
GALT will be the first /smg/ memestock to get bought out at a huge premium

>> No.12741181

>>12741144
I was excited because it took away all of my white guilt. Now no one in america is racist

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12741183

>>12741120
>>12740857

>> No.12741188
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12741188

>mfw up 0,52% today and 43% of my stocks are US stocks.

Looks like another
>GREEN DAY

>> No.12741225
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12741225

>>12741146
>GALT will be the first /smg/ memestock to get bought out at a huge premium

>> No.12741248

>>12741225
I'm calling it a memestock because I talk about it a lot, but it's actually a very solid investment as far as biotech goes

>> No.12741272

God damnit I'm about to FOMO into GPRO stop posting about it

>> No.12741303
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>Ctrl+f
>SHOP
>2 results
>neither are shopify

>> No.12741352

>>12741272
Already did man. Pray for $6 eow.

>> No.12741379

>>12741181
I got some “white guilt” for ya
*unzips dick*

>> No.12741388

INFLATION KEKS BTFO

>> No.12741433

I don't think I ever heard anyone in real life have a postive reaction to them giving Obama the Nobel Prize and I know a lot of people who like him.

>> No.12741437

>>12741137
thanks dude!
this big thing me need make next for upping daytrading game

have a big old list of all these events and things
am see firms have weekly break downs and scheduled events but all the lists have are 2-3 years outdated :(

>> No.12741548
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Markets open, let's get to work.

>> No.12741584
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I just want to take a moment to thank the follows dudes,bros and guys

LCI Guy
GALT Bro
RERF Dude

KFC is back on the menu.

>> No.12741597

>>12741584
REFR****
Don’t buy the wrong stock bros

>> No.12741604

What resource do you guys use for swing trades? Sometimes I’m bored and want to gamble to see if I can make a quick profit

>> No.12741611

REFR Bro is a legend

>> No.12741612
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GPRO

>> No.12741620

>>12741611
one of many

>> No.12741628

>>12741612
GPRO PLZ GO UP

>> No.12741640

Who else bought SFTBY on Christmas Eve for $32?

What a fucking gift that night was. Glad I had cash on hand.

>> No.12741653

Are we buying AMRS say this price? Short squeeze coming?

>> No.12741660

>>12741604
or a quick loss

>> No.12741672

>>12741611

Holy shit

>> No.12741680

Long GLD
Short DWDP

>> No.12741694
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What the fuck is happening with REFR

>> No.12741701

if the market holds up before my weekend with my daughter i might not face a bottle of vodka on sunday

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>>12741694
You were warned.

Sitting comfy at $2.55

>> No.12741728

Do you lads prefer position or day trading? Or maybe long term?

>> No.12741741

>>12741728
I try not to sell within a year and create tax events

Most these guys are day and position traders I think. I tend to listen to those who are long and meme their stocks hard. Patience usually wins in the end at least for me.

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Thoughts on grace penny stocks?

RGSE
SN
CGA

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AAAAAAAAAAAAA

>> No.12741784

no bears ever again? is it happening?

>> No.12741791

>3.21

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>didn't listen to /biz/

>> No.12741822

>>12741784
next week everybody is going to sell off on trade war fear, first red week of the year because of it.

>> No.12741824

>>12741784
still here bitch

>> No.12741828

Sitting in muddy water
Isn't such a bad life
If it ends after the first time

>>12741812
>>12741812
>>12741812

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>>12741784
Only because we don't posts every day doesn't mean we are gone.
SQQQUAD WHERE YOU AT?
FUCK BOOMERS, FUCK ZOOMERS

>> No.12741851

>>12741784
delete

>> No.12741914

Is it too late to invest in gopro right now? I'm about to dump 1k into it

>> No.12741935

I hope the guy I fomo'd to buy THQ Nordic yesterday is happy.

>> No.12742063

>>12741935
I am, thanks dude :)

>> No.12742375

>>12736634

Can someone redpill me on stop losses, stop limits & trailing stops? Are they worth it or should I just let everything ride while keeping a close eye?

>> No.12742379

>>12738882
Bought at 27 yersterday