/smg/ - Stock Market General

[Anonymous No.13238095]

stock edishion

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

Suggested books:
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am erdly of prev:
>>13233637

[Anonymous No.13238122]

>>13238095
>am erdly of prev
End your life.

[Anonymous No.13238140]

Is that an Oneida?

[Anonymous No.13238141]

Looks like rate cuts and QE is back on the menu boys

[Anonymous No.13238152]

MAX YOUR IRA FOR 2018 YOU HAVE 10 DAYS

EITHER DO THIS, OR YOU WILL NOT MAKE IT

[Anonymous No.13238193]

>>13238141
more like rat cutes

[Anonymous No.13238255]

who NTGN?

[Anonymous No.13238261]

I bought 20 BOTZ calls for 22 that expire April 18th for 100 dollars.
idk I have a hunch.

We're having some trouble getting past the ATH. Wall Street buncha pussies. After we get through it we're smooth sailing.

[Anonymous No.13238290]

>S&P rising AH
The worst thing about trading options is not being able to see it reflected in your portfolio until monday.

[Anonymous No.13238312]

>>13238193
Cute rat

[Anonymous No.13238330]

>>13238140
No, it’s most likely Syracuse China - produced for the U.S. Navy circa 1960’s

[Anonymous No.13238337]

Why the hell did she agree to go on a date and is now ghosting me on the day of the date???

[Anonymous No.13238342]

>>13238105
Stop buying puts. They don't make sense. Play the Nikkei with puts.

[Anonymous No.13238352]

>>13238337
Cold feet. Ignore her and don't let her know it bothered you. Be an asshole to her if she talks.

[Anonymous No.13238355]

>>13238095
>If you don't have a broker, you can't buy stocks
Reminder this is what kikes mean by "regulation" for cryptos and they suggest that will actually improve the value, by preventing anyone from buying any if they arent already rich.

[Anonymous No.13238359]

>>13238337
women are fickle and shitty.

[BagholderExtraordinaire !kDjFcJuZkQ No.13238379]

>>13238342
I'm going to buy some SQQQ calls on Monday.

[Anonymous No.13238439]

>>13238152
I don't make enough money to Max my ira or even close. I'll probably work on getting it together staring next year though.

[Anonymous No.13238452]

>>13237771
I'm not doing great at this game fren.

This week: kind of boring not buying things or selling things. Did buy some MO and DIS on that little dip, but I'd like to buy a LOT more.

>>13238337
Could be a dozen reasons, could just be irresponsible.

But you should view it as a shit test. She's a flake, move on.

[Anonymous No.13238485]

Buy FAANG calls

[Anonymous No.13238525]

>>13238439
its $6,000 for 2019, you have basically 12 months to find $500 a month.

do it anon, become based

[Anonymous No.13238552]

>>13238452
It's okay, you're ascending from your lowpoint! Being down 1.5% is nothing in the grand scheme of things. DIS is a good buy imo

[Anonymous No.13238587]

>>13238452
Bet it all on disney calls an turn that down 1.5 to up 205%

YOLO

[Anonymous No.13238602]

jesus christ... has Cramer been talking to someone here... it's so distinctive...

[Anonymous No.13238650]

what the fuck do i do with the next 60 hrs?

[Anonymous No.13238671]

>tfw I don't have 100 shares of JNJ
>tfw can't sell puts
Why even live

[Anonymous No.13238673]

>>13238602
KEK

[Anonymous No.13238680]

>>13238650

[Anonymous No.13238681]

It ain't much but its honest work

[Anonymous No.13238689]

Apple inches forward again in its slow climb towards world domination

[Anonymous No.13238702]

First week exclusively trading calls
Made about 10-15 trades

Total risk: 2500
Up 1250 (2000 profit)
Around 400 non-recoverable losses
remaining 600 I expect to turn around and break even or substantially make me a profit.

Pretty good fellas eh?

[Anonymous No.13238711]

>>13238650

I wageslave it up over the weekends. Was supposed to work today too but I called in a sicky.

[Anonymous No.13238718]

>>13238689
Tim AAPL made me a lot this week. Not a single call sold at a loss. Even unloaded my 197.5 April 5th expiry at a gain today.

[Anonymous No.13238743]

I'm poor.

[Anonymous No.13238744]

>>13238711
I do that sometimes too, but my wageslave job is largely seasonal. It feels really stupid getting handed 150 dollars after spending 12 hours on my feet doing physical labor.

[Anonymous No.13238747]

>>13238602
Lel

[Anonymous No.13238764]

>>13238743
charge ur battery

[Anonymous No.13238770]

This was my first week trading options. Amidoingitrite?

[Anonymous No.13238778]

>>13238770
looks about right

[Anonymous No.13238811]

>>13238770
Nah, you bought waay otm didn't you? That's p risky. I never put more than a tenth of my portfolio into options, and I try to buy close to money.
You've got some massive gains but generally winning streaks stop somewhere and once it does you'll get wiped.

[Anonymous No.13238840]

>>13238744
>It feels really stupid getting handed 150 dollars after spending 12 hours on my feet doing physical labor.

Oof. Thankfully my jobby pays more than that for less work. It is private security related. Formerly my full-time jobby but scaled back to part time because I wanted more time to trade. Wanna know what my degree is? I think it's funny. I was an art major. Used to be a graphic designer. Quit that job with a vengeance after a couple years. I'd rather mow peoples lawns than do graphic design again. Or be a garbage man. Or clean toilets. Fell ass backwards in to security. Now hang around empty buildings on weekend mostly making sure the building isn't actively flooding or on fire or something, at which point I am expected to run away like a coward and call the appropriate emergency services.

thanks for reading my blog.

Buy Bombardier. It break out of short term falling trend today.

[Anonymous No.13238847]

>SPY at 288.80
Hope you guys loaded up on calls/sold your puts

[Anonymous No.13238851]

>>13238847

300 before summer.

[Anonymous No.13238896]

>>13238851
As soon as the trade deal is finalized there's gonna be a ss that takes us up 10%

[Anonymous No.13238904]

>>13238811
I'd bought between 10-15 various calls on NVDA for 185, 187.5 and 190 on Wednesday when I finally got a day off during a trading day to get into options and it paid off hugely on Thursday morning. On my way in to wage slave when markets opened my portfolio moved from $5500 (after going $4500-5500 the day prior when I first figured out how options worked) to $10000 in the first few minutes and was up to ~$18000 by the time I'd made it into work. Unfortunately I lost ~$5k in profit while getting cucked by work and finished up Thursday @ +$13k. Felt good seeing that +$12k in a day. Last time I made that much in a day was when LTC broke $100 in 2017. Can I quit my day job for this?

[Anonymous No.13238906]

>>13238071
I’m the angry Chili’s fren from last thread. Up 1.5% today, but down overall. I had a few margaritas and an Awesome Blossom and cooked off a bit. Your Chili’s knowledge has me floored. I’ll meet you guys at Romero’s and take that Calamari Fritti if it’s still available.

[Anonymous No.13238907]

>>13238851
>>13238896
Long SPY or a Chyna ETF?

[Anonymous No.13238912]

3/25
>MiningAnon recommends GoviEx Uranium at .122
4/5
>Hits .142

16% gain if I would have had the guts

[Anonymous No.13238935]

MUST WATCH before you jump on the peice of shit LCI pump and dump scam shilled here.
https://www.pscp.tv/AlderLaneeggs/1nAKEyEQqkkKL

Mentions LCI at 12:30

[Anonymous No.13238939]

Is tsla worth is or is it going to keep being JUSTed over and over again?

[Anonymous No.13238943]

>>13238452
Good female advice. Don’t talk to her again unless she literally shows up on your doorstep with the corpse of her mother who just died in her arms. Even then, be suspicious.

[Anonymous No.13238956]

>>13238904
Replicate a couple times first.
I was thinking of buying NVDA too this week. Ended up being too late after that big spike. Congrats, fomoing hard in hindsight over here.

[Anonymous No.13238960]

>>13238906

[Anonymous No.13238978]

>>13238935
Youre pimping a video of a big short seller? You must be getting desperate.

[Anonymous No.13238984]

I hope you guys understand there will never be a China deal. Big orange retard capitulated and says he is giving them until 2025. He is doing this just to jawbone the markets every day until then on “trade deal optimism”. It will ultimately be swept underneath the rug as neither side if budging. We were “almost there” at striking a deal since December and yet, nothing. It’s okay guys, just go long because the printing presses will be running for a while

[Anonymous No.13238996]

>>13238935
Why would anyone buy LCI rn?

[Anonymous No.13239009]

>>13238939

It's probably going to continue to bounce around high 240 to high 370s or so for one more swing. I like Elon-chan and his merry company of dreams. It trades like a penny stock but, unlike an actual penny stock, it has enough volume to have some inertia behind the moves.

[Anonymous No.13239012]

>>13238956
Thanks anon. I'm long on T now and doubled down on it for next week as it made me a bit today and yesterday. Do your own research though.

[Anonymous No.13239013]

>>13238984
The stock market is Trump's only accomplishment. I've read articles about how obsessed he is. Coming into 2020 elections we're gonna be flying as high as possible, Mulvaney will ensure that.

[Anonymous No.13239025]

>>13239013
He's a reptile who only understand GDP growth. And it's glorious.

[Anonymous No.13239027]

>>13239012
Yeah I was looking at T. Thinking of buying so calls after their divy pays out.

[Anonymous No.13239039]

>>13239013
Remember what he said about this being a bubble before running? Now he loves it because he thinks the stock market helps all the poorfags by some miracle

[Anonymous No.13239041]

Any VTSAX brahs here?

[Anonymous No.13239070]

>288.88
man if we break 289... My calls being itm coming into monday would be great

[Anonymous No.13239071]

>>13239027
Get on the /T/eat.

[Anonymous No.13239083]

>>13238711
Fuck you Layne, it was busy as shit today. Its not like you're much help anyway

[Anonymous No.13239117]

Its kinda retarded to buy calls at opening bell but I can't stop myself. Volatility is insane. You can end up purchasing a contract for significantly higher than purchasing that same contract at a higher share price later in the day.

I just love the feeling of sniping a call and see my buy up 50% immediately

[Anonymous No.13239130]

sorry couldnt edit SMG and book into this quick enough
forgive me ;_;

also
>RH account would be $800 it hadden gotten into options

[Anonymous No.13239187]

We're hitting ATH next week, Tuesday/Wednesday. The stakes are too high. If we reject the resistance panic could ensue and send us down to the 270s and below.

MM will not let this happen.

[Anonymous No.13239209]

[Anonymous No.13239221]

>>13239209
good deal

[Anonymous No.13239421]

Should I buy into KHC bros

[Anonymous No.13239427]

>>13238996
Because it's going on a moon mission. Shorts packed even more powder in the keg.

[Anonymous No.13239442]

>>13238525
I have student debt and only make 18/hr. So probably another year until I can really start maxing it out. It's just too much of my expendable income right now.

In another year though, I should get into a better position than where I'm at, and I can really start pumping it up.

[Anonymous No.13239465]

Buy the dip

[Anonymous No.13239468]

>>13239427
Um no. It slightly outperformed the biotechnology index which went skyhigh today. There's nothing notable about the price action.

[Anonymous No.13239490]

>>13239465
I was eyeing that today.

What's the story on why it cratered? And if you're serious, why bet on its recovery?

[Anonymous No.13239501]

>>13239468
They are doing very well, paying debt down and early, and a shit load of fools like yourself shorted it. But sure, talk about the sector, like it's the issue.

[Anonymous No.13239517]

Telecoms had another underperforming day. Good entry point though if we’re gonna run past the ATH

[Anonymous No.13239542]

>>13239501
Short percentage is 7-12 percent this week. Low-to-average for a biotech.
I never said it’s a bad investment as a whole, it’s just not gonna “moon” for no reason save a P&D

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13239547]

>>13239542
>>13239501
>>13239468
LCI isn't a biotech company, it's a generic drug manufacturer

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13239562]

>>13239542
Also, 64% of LCI's float is short
That's hardly "low to average"

https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=LCI

[Anonymous No.13239575]

>>13239542
Look at the total share of the float shorted. It's over 70%

[Anonymous No.13239577]

>>13239562
LCI is shite mate

[Anonymous No.13239587]

>>13239547
K it slightly outperformed the healthcare index

[Anonymous No.13239592]

GreenDot!

A fintech play on Tim AAPL!

What weird tools do your brokers give you?

[Anonymous No.13239598]

>>13239577
That's what I was told when I bought it at 4 bucks.

[Anonymous No.13239673]

>>13239562
>>13239575
My bad, twas looking at the wrong thing. Yeah that’s a high short percentage, I’ll play devil’s advocate and say that since high short percentage means that a lot of people think the price will fall - hoping for ss is kinda a pipe dream. Chart doesn’t really seem like a ss setup
But good luck, I got fucked by LCI’s earnings P&D so I’m still a little sore .

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13239708]

>>13239673
>since high short percentage means that a lot of people think the price will fall - hoping for ss is kinda a pipe dream

shorts are no smarter or more saavy than longs
that's like saying "a lot of people think the market will go up, so there's no way it could crash" or "a lot of people think the market is going to crash (like right now), so there's no way it could go up"

[Anonymous No.13239713]

>>13239673
Get back in there my nigga. And be patient. The short percentage has actually increased since it was half this value. They can't keep the lid on forever.

[Anonymous No.13239717]

>>13239708
The company lost 70% of its EBITDA and has no way to replace it. The stock price still hasn't reflected this.

[Anonymous No.13239723]

>>13239708
It’s a good strategy to agree with market sentiment and jump out before it changes.

[Anonymous No.13239774]

>Yahoo Finance Article
>”Analysts poke holes in jobs report”
>oh no, my calls
>”Although the unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.8%, the household survey measure of employment contracted, while average hourly earnings barely rose —adding to continued concerns about income inequality and the raging debate over whether capitalism is working for everyone.”

Fuck off yahoo finance, this is good for my bottom line.

[Anonymous No.13239776]

>>13239717
Except for that long list of new drugs to be released. And debt being paid early because of them.

[Anonymous No.13239815]

>>13239774
Yahoo finance is clowns. Their app is convenient, but their coverage is terrible. Slightly more accurate than bot-generated articles.

>>13239592
>Competitors: Other fintech startups include Robinhood and Acorns.

FUCK ROBINHOOD

[Anonymous No.13239833]

>>13239592
Having all those autism gadgets pay off must feel really invigorating, even though its the 21st century equivalent of throwing chicken bones into a fire.

[Anonymous No.13239885]

If I a resume, just to get in the door of a company I am invested in, am I illegally fraud?

Or insider problems...

[Anonymous No.13239911]

>>13239815
CNBC is the worst financial network ever constructed. I can't wait until I'm making enough to pay for those secret club financial networks where you pay quarterly. Talking to you guys is fun but its kinda like in House when he bounces ideas off the inferior brainlet doctors :(

[Anonymous No.13239912]

>>13239885
what

[Anonymous No.13239936]

>>13239885

If you get the job you would have to tell them you own stock. They will give you the information needed to make it square with the SEC. That's only if you get the job mind you. Sending out resume/application is fine.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13239966]

>>13238602

[Anonymous No.13239967]

>>13239885
I'm invested in several companies that work out of a technology complex within walking distance. Every weekend I walk my dog there and count the number of car in the parking lot, noting their make model and year. I cyberstalk the officers to determine the car they drive.

[Anonymous No.13239983]

>>13239967
how do you use this information?

[Anonymous No.13240036]

>>13239983
New cars mean big news incoming - correlates to increase in SP. If three officers suddenly buy new cars - buy buy buy
Lots of people working weekends can be good or bad, sudden spikes in weekend work hours can mean that the company's in trouble. Although if its steady it is usually a good sign.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240076]

>>13238935
LMAO!!! That guy is getting SOOO desperate for people to sell LCI!! HAHAHA he knows he's fucked on that trade..

Funny how that guy will try to scare you away from LCI by talking about someone that is holding LCI instead of the actual company. He tried to manipulate the price down but no big funds wanted to sell to him.. LMAO!! what a fucking joke he even payed someone to write a seeking alpha article to bash Guy... Funny how he says you shouldn't threaten people but he literally just had the FBI at his doorsteps for making death threats to a CEO of a stock he's short on. Then he goes on to say that LCI lost 70% of their ebitda and haven't filled that void.. thats such bullshit the filings even show that they are replacing it and that it wasn't even 70%

Marc chodes might go to jail over his short manipulation on LCI he manipulated the price down and now it's in the spot light because Guy is in it and blowing up Marcs spot. Marc is getting old and delusional.. he's losing his edge

LCI is going to $30

[Anonymous No.13240092]

yeah, im thinking we are back

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240125]

>>13239577
how about you do some DD you newb!! LCI is way undervalued and over shorted.

>>13239542
>it’s just not gonna “moon” for no reason
dude.. it's undervalued and over shorted.. how do you not understand that it really doesn't need a crazy fucking "catalyst" it's a slow squeeze..

>>13238996
because it's undervalued and setting up for a growth phase.

>>13239717
they have been replacing it though you mong.. go through the press releases... holy shit

[Anonymous No.13240149]

>>13240125
I don't know LCIguy, I'm starting to suspect you may not be entirely impartial.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240154]

>>13239673
>I’ll play devil’s advocate and say that since high short percentage means that a lot of people think the price will fall
it's not a lot of people, its a few and they have been revenge trading themselves into a hole, they shorted more to try to deter any type of bullish price action to happen but it doesn't matter they still have to cover and now they've just dug themselves into a even bigger hole than they were in.. they should've covered down at $4 but didn't because no funds were selling to them..

[Anonymous No.13240169]

Been investing since 2014, but after seeing some of you fags hit it big with options trading I may have to jump on that gambling train. Any stocks to buy some calls on?

[Anonymous No.13240171]

>>13240076
He's been right on everything else recently. Made a killing on MDXG

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240206]

>>13240149
The shorts theorys have been going out the window left and right and share structure hasn't changed... First they were saying hhuurr duurr the debt, LCIs CFO confirms debt is not a problem.. then shorts come out HHUURR DUURR the JSP deal is ending... again LCI puts out press releases stating they are replacing that revenue and are already releasing new drugs and setting up new distribution deals. They also stated that they are restructuring and reducing expenses.. so then the shorts go back to .. b-but the debt then LCI comes out and says that it's paying it's LT debt off early!! Now Shorts are really moving the goal post, they want to try and point out the "technicals" of the stock.. then they want to bash people that are holding it..

They are doing everything they can to get people to sell.. the problem is that the people they need to sell are big institutions that aren't paying attention to their little games.

If you can't smell the desperation coming from Marc chodes you must not understand what's going on. LCI doesn't need a catalyst, it just needs all the bulls to hold (which at the moment they are) if all the bulls hold and it moves sideways shorts will slowly lose money to interest paid on shares and will eventually cover driving the price higher

[Anonymous No.13240215]

T is still rolling ever upward. I'm up almost $10.00. My 18 T shares are still plugging away. Just waiting till the dip to bag some more which I hope is after the div payday. Some are speculating that He will hit $40 per share, fuck it if that happens I might just sell. Then take that profit and let it sit a bit right next to that other 2542 that's there. Then when the mega dip happens buy Him back at the rock bottom prices. 100 or more T shares shall be mine at $30 per share or lower before the year is over.

Hold my T shares from then on till least year 2032 and let Him work for me till that fateful day when I can turn off the Drip and pocket that fat paycheck. In the meantime while I wait I'll build up my other bank accounts with my extra cash from my job and let my 401k grow some more.

Cause when I retire from my job in 2032 I don't wanna worry about shit, just kick back on my rear deck and drink. Let the other fucks work themselves to death till they die of a heart attack at age 65. Not me, I'm gonna enjoy my life. While I may not be a millionaire least I don't gotta worry about paying my bills.

[Anonymous No.13240216]

>>13240169
FAANG are pretty low risk long or short term. Start there. Apple and Facebook will continue rising if we hit ATHs next week, since they're still seriously below their respective aths.

Telecoms has been underperforming the indices the past 2 days, despite outperforming for them for the past 3 months. Good time to get calls while they're cheap.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240249]

>>13240171
MDXG is nothing like LCI... like at all..... LCI is a solid company that has been manipulated down by short sellers and now that they're at the bottom they realize nobody is selling them shares to cover their short position with so now they're trying their hardest to get shares.. they're desperate. Right when it dropped for like a month straight there was news out about the lawsuit against lannett every fucking day.. but yet.. nobody sold.. shorts are the ones that were helping pump that news out.. nobody was selling to them after their manipulating price down.. funny how at the time the volume that day was 18million.. the same amount that was short at that time... wow.. what do you know?!?! That lawsuit isn't going to go through because it's clearly stated in their filings about the JSP deal.. shorts were just trying to use it for a scare tactic after their manipulated gap down.

I would not be surprised to see another manipulated gap down. I also wouldn't be surprised to see some type of government intervention looking into the short sellers trading strategies

[Anonymous No.13240328]

>>13240249
Just think how much money you could've made by now with that buying power instead of just letting it sitting in LCI, dreaming about it hitting 30.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13240336]

>tfw

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240386]

>>13240328
>Just think how much money you could've made by now with that buying power instead of just letting it sitting in LCI, dreaming about it hitting 30.
You don't think i've been selling options? You don't think i've been trading in and out of LCI? You don't think I have other trades going on?

Do you know what portfolio balance is? Do you think i'm 100% in LCI?!?!

[Anonymous No.13240389]

>>13240336
>December 30th
>up only 74%

[Anonymous No.13240411]

>>13240386
Well
>LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI
If someone introduced himself to me as Analguy, I wouldn't assume he also enjoys vaginal sex. That information isn't available to me.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240439]

>>13240411
One of my mentors is about 65 years old.. he's done very well in business.. like very fucking well.. he's a multi millionaire and of course so are most of his business associates.

One of the first rules he taught me.. was... Don't assume anything!

maybe you can take that piece of advice aswell.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13240445]

>>13240389
Crazy to think that if I had put $10,000 into Neurotrope on December 30th, I would have made $7,464

[Anonymous No.13240459]

>>13240445
That's like half the market though. December lows were a horror show for small cap./

[Anonymous No.13240494]

>>13239442
You shouldn't be investing for fun if you can't even max an IRA. Or if you still have debt.

[Anonymous No.13240514]

>>13240494
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAsp4rn9QnM

[Anonymous No.13240520]

SELL YOUR FUDGY GPRO SHARES ALREADY
ITS STUPID CAMERA ON HEAD STOCK
CELL PHONES REPLACE IT

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13240535]

>>13240459
>That's like half the market though

what market are you talking about

>Russell 2000 price on December 31st (December 30th was a Sunday) was $1,348.56
>Current price is $1,582.56
>1582.56 - 1348.56 = 234
>234/1348.56 = ~.1735

The Russell 2000 is up roughly 17.35% since December 31st

[Anonymous No.13240541]

>>13240514
me hate it when grown men say this 2 me -_-;
like yeah am know you can do whatever you want, your freaking adult stupid

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240548]

>>13240514
lol

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13240557]

>>13240520
>SELL YOUR FUDGY GPRO SHARES ALREADY

can't sell my GPRO shares if I never bought any

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240563]

>>13240541
>me hate it when grown men say this 2 me -_-;
>like yeah am know you can do whatever you want, your freaking adult stupid

[Anonymous No.13240574]

>>13239490
Shit earnings. It's definitely a buy--looks like it was just seeking liquidity.

[Anonymous No.13240575]

>>13240535
Obviously half is an exaggeration but any small cap stock worth a damn has made gains like that.

[BenevolentStockCharts !MOyXBox3KI No.13240577]

LCI guy where you at?

GBR trend change looking pretty nice.

[Anonymous No.13240583]

>>13240520
It's going to 7.00, you're being punished for your perfidy. Betraying your camera company guarantees you a lower circle than you were already going to

[Anonymous No.13240594]

>>13240494
Whatever boomer

[Anonymous No.13240603]

>>13240216
So you think FB will hit $180 in the next few weeks?

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240613]

>>13240577
I'm in GBR i'm just not going to make a lot of noise about it this time around. IMO looks like someone wants control of it and if too many retail are on it right now it might fuck it up....

Last monday I sold 4,000 shares to move some money around and missed the fucking spike so now i'm back in with just a couple thousand around 2.05 ... fuck me right?

[Anonymous No.13240618]

>>13240594
I'm 23

[BenevolentStockCharts !MOyXBox3KI No.13240655]

>>13240613
I got in at 2.12 you're good.

[Anonymous No.13240661]

>>13239130
my thread is funnier, look at all the smiling faces

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240671]

>>13240655
I was in at 1.90 or some shit like that and sold at i think 1.87.. w/e though.. i made a lot on it's last run so i can't get too mad.. also in SAEX

[Anonymous No.13240677]

>>13240603
Yeah its got a reverse TSLA sort of thing going for it now. Even though its fundamentally strong, people are selling bad news. All FB needs to do is not fuck over the entire world for a day or two and they'll shoot skyhigh.
It's really pretty fucking amazing its trending up despite how much bad press it gets.

[Anonymous No.13240727]

>>13240206
The obsession of shorts with slick hair man is almost to TDS levels. He lives in their minds.

[Anonymous No.13240792]

>>13240677
Alright I guess I'll pop my options trading cherry with fayboo. Thanks for the advice, also make sure to buy that mnkd.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240841]

>>13240727
It's almost unreal.. like fabricated..

The correlation with that seeking alpha article and what marc chodes says is sickening.. very obvious that they are trying to manipulate the stock to benefit their short position.

[Anonymous No.13240870]

>>13240841
And people on here regurgitating those same points. I knew something was up when that article hit earlier today and read like a grade school level smear job.

At least the author admitted he was short.

[Anonymous No.13240942]

>>13240792
Just be sure to see how the markets open/watch futures. I'm not confident in anything other than AAPL over 197.5 if we don't break ATHs on the indices next week.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13240978]

>>13240870
my confidence grew more and more as i read it.. can just smell the desperation... if LCI gaps over 10 it could run to 20 easy imo

[Anonymous No.13241039]

>>13240978
>if LCI gaps over 10 it could run to 20 easy imo
Manufacturers/marketers trade different than R&D, you won't get movement like that unless the company does something to warrant it.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13241059]

>>13241039
>you won't get movement like that unless the company does something to warrant it.
uumm... do you know what a short squeeze is? If not you might want to look into it. If you don't think that could happen then just sit on your hands and let the big boys play

[Anonymous No.13241074]

>>13241059
It's not going to hit 20 though. I'd price a ss hitting 12 tops.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13241078]

>>13241074
ok retard.

[Anonymous No.13241098]

>>13241078
Its important to set realistic goals. Leave the sentiment pumping for stocktwits man, its really lame.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13241118]

>>13241098
I'm just tired of newbies like you that have been in the market for 3 months and think they know everything because they have a $500 robinhood account. ... If every fucking bull holds at $20.. guess what.. it's going to $20....

Lurk more newfag.

[Anonymous No.13241123]

>>13240439
You are cringey as fuck

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13241141]

>>13241123
and... who are you...?

[Anonymous No.13241198]

>>13241118
Imagine calling somebody else a noob when you obsess over a single stock. Show your portfolio

>>13241141
?

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13241276]

>>13241198
I have plenty of stocks.. i just choose to talk about this one here and put it as my trip since it's relevant to a stock that I'm very confident about.

What about you.. do you post anything of relevance or are you in here just to shit post about me?

[Anonymous No.13241498]

Can't decide to take care of list of responsibilities and study, or go to gym...

>>13238330
close, it's Homer Lauryn China

[Anonymous No.13241867]

Didn't see this a few weeks ago
>2018-03-26 2,658.55 +70.29 +2.72

We had the sixth greatest S&P gain in history on the 26th.

[Anonymous No.13241897]

>80% of all day traders quit within the first two years. 1
>Among all day traders, nearly 40% day trade for only one month. Within three years, only 13% continue to day trade. After five years, only 7% remain. 1
Traders sell winners at a 50% higher rate than losers. 60% of sales are winners, while 40% of sales are losers.2
>The average individual investor underperforms a market index by 1.5% per year. Active traders underperform by 6.5% annually. 3
>Day traders with strong past performance go on to earn strong returns in the future. Though only about 1% of all day traders are able to predictably profit net of fees. 1
>Traders with up to a 10 years negative track record continue to trade. This suggests that day traders even continue to trade when they receive a negative signal regarding their ability. 1
>Profitable day traders make up a small proportion of all traders – 1.6% in the average year. However, these day traders are very active – accounting for 12% of all day trading activity. 1
>Among all traders, profitable traders increase their trading more than unprofitable day traders. 1
>Poor individuals tend to spend a greater proportion of their income on lottery purchases and their demand for lottery increases with a decline in their income. 4
>Ivestors with a large differential between their existing economic conditions and their aspiration levels hold riskier stocks in their portfolios. 4
>Men trade more than women. And unmarried men trade more than married men. 5
>Poor, young men, who live in urban areas and belong to specific minority groups invest more in stocks with lottery-type features. 5
>Within each income group, gamblers underperform non-gamblers. 4
>Investors tend to sell winning investments while holding on to their losing investments. 6
>During periods with unusually large lottery jackpot, individual investor trading declines. 8

[Anonymous No.13241901]

>Investors are more likely to repurchase a stock that they previously sold for a profit than one previously sold for a loss. 9
>An increase in search frequency [in a specific instrument] predicts higher returns in the following two weeks. 10
>Individual investors trade more actively when their most recent trades were successful.11
Traders don’t learn about trading. “Trading to learn” is no more rational or profitable than playing roulette to learn for the individual investor.1
>The average day trader loses money by a considerable margin after adjusting for transaction costs.
>[In Taiwan] the losses of individual investors are about 2% of GDP.
>Investors overweight stocks in the industry in which they are employed.
>Traders with a high-IQ tend to hold more mutual funds and larger number of stocks. >Therefore, benefit more from diversification effects.

[Anonymous No.13241904]

>>13238939
I bought the dip and feeling pretty comfy

[Anonymous No.13241906]

Okay lil niBBas, how many of you are gonna’ KEEP. ON. BUYING?

[Anonymous No.13241908]

Fun stuff I'm reading to make myself feel like a true 1%er

[Anonymous No.13241919]

>>13241867
>>13241897
these literally not true O_O

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13241940]

>>13241901
>>13241897

[Anonymous No.13241951]

>>13241906
Considering buying more calls monday, depending on market's direction.
Thinking of buying 300 calls for may. If we get past the ATH this week we won't be stopped. Bull frenzy until election season.

[Anonymous No.13241955]

Looking for the next NFLX, anyone have a suggestion?

[Anonymous No.13241959]

>>13241955
Chinese netflix

[Anonymous No.13241965]

>>13241906
I reinvest my divvies via DRIP. Does that count?

[Anonymous No.13241992]

>talking about stocks on a Friday night

don't you fags have anything else to talk about?

[Anonymous No.13241997]

>>13241992

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13242002]

>>13241997
i thought you were supposed to die like a year ago

[Anonymous No.13242031]

>>13241992
It's never too early to discuss the next PnD or shorting opportunity! Plus I have nothing else to do on a lonely Friday night.

[Anonymous No.13242056]

anyone else make bigly gains on MRNA? I did (;

[Anonymous No.13242064]

>>13242002
me am like LCI O_O

[Anonymous No.13242069]

>Getting a greed orgasm when you calculate the potential value of an otm opinion

One of these days I'll get a 16000%er

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13242079]

>>13242064
It's kinda weird to think that most corporations will out live all of us.....

[Anonymous No.13242097]

>>13238095
>If you don't have a broker, you can't buy stocks
How the fuck is this true?

BTW I am considering throwing a lot of cash at dividend stocks, is this a bad idea?

[Anonymous No.13242115]

>>13242097
I guess you could try walking up to the NYSE ordering a stock.

[Anonymous No.13242143]

Large specs are the only real matter

[Anonymous No.13242172]

Can someone explain to me why it's never worth it to exercise an american option before its expiration date? I understand the time value of money thing, like it's value can never be less than zero. But if you have a 'belief' that at the stocks current value your strike price will yield the most profit, why would you wait to exercise?

[Anonymous No.13242220]

>>13241901
>>13241897
>But I want to only hold three shitty biotech memes, diversification is for suckers
>i cant pay attention to a dozen stocks, its too hard

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13242221]

>>13242097
Depends on what stocks you're throwing your money at and when you time your purchases
You really can't buy stocks without a broker, btw, unless you're an employee of a company being specifically given shares of that company by the company itself

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13242234]

>>13242220
Personally, I think that if you're individually picking stocks, you might as well put it in a few companies you really like
If you're going to diversify, buying an ETF is better than anything you could do individually

[Anonymous No.13242235]

i just mixed sunkist with pepsi zero and gin. p good

[Anonymous No.13242237]

>>13242097
dividends only reliably go up to 12% or so per year, you can make that much in a week doing basic day trading

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13242241]

>>13242234
>>13242220
Or multiple ETFs with exposure to different sectors, but I think it'd be better to just toss it all in a total stock market ETF like VTI (the ETF version of VTSAX)

[Anonymous No.13242245]

>>13242220
Paying attention to more than 3 or 4 stocks is quite hard if you don't have a multi monitor setup. Opening bell is a fucking madhouse.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13242246]

>>13242237
You can also lose that much in a week doing basic day trading

[Anonymous No.13242252]

>>13242246
well then don't be a complete fucking moron and you will make money

[Anonymous No.13242261]

NTGN

Wheres the brobro that listened to me and bought this along with neon plug and yvr

Are you happy?

We only going up from me buddy hang in there

[Anonymous No.13242275]

>>13242234
>>13242241
ETF's are not a good way to diversify, holding a bunch of different stocks (50+ individual companies) is best, that way you can control the weights that each company has in your portfolio, instead of relying on some beancounter to portion out how much of what company you own

and as an added bonus you are not donating some of your profits to whoever is running the ETF

>>13242245
>he doesnt have 3+ monitors, and use splitscrean on each

>>13242252
making money investing is super easy too, all you got to do is sell stocks when they are worth more than what you paid for them

even a retard can do it

[Anonymous No.13242287]

>>13242275
>>he doesnt have 3+ monitors, and use splitscrean on each
I do but my PC caught fire recently. I need to buy equipment but like.. I could use that money to make more sick gainz...

[Anonymous No.13242307]

>>13242287
how soon would the advantage from a better PC be made back in profit after it is purchased?

[Anonymous No.13242344]

>>13242307
I should probably sit down and try to work that math out, but there's a part of me that thinks I can make it trading zoomer-style if I just try really really hard.
I bought like 40 SPY 289 calls today for next Wednesday and it looks like they'll open ITM on Monday, I'll look into taking about half of the profit for a new setup.

[Anonymous No.13242402]

>>13242275
Do you feel comfortable owning Lockheed with the report about the new fighter jets being especially succeptible to cyberattacks?

BA has too much going on for me to buy, and could be due for a flogging once election season rolls around in the US, and Europe has Brexit figured out.

Thinking about Northrop or Raytheon. Your take on defense?

[Anonymous No.13242538]

>>13238095
What do you brehs think about investing in oil right now? My newfag level research says it's a good idea since trumps arctic drilling ban is almost certainly gonna get overturned once it leaves the 9th circuit.

[Anonymous No.13242585]

>>13242402
Having worked in that industry I can say I'm not surprised. Majority of DoD is super incompetent, with a handful of super geniuses carrying the company. I'd personally put my bets on Northrop but don't take my word for it, I'm still new to investing.

Id like BA to tank so I can buy it up before correction but my investment budget is barely in the triple digits.

[Anonymous No.13242685]

>>13242585
Might pickup some BA, Monday we could see a huge falling knife. Remember it sold off into the 360s on the mere speculation that it would effect Max 737 profit. But now the company has confirmed that such is the case, those who held through the selloff in hopes of concrete information may feel this is the time to exit

[Anonymous No.13242695]

>>13242538
Feels sorta like investing in cigarettes. The industry is on the outs.

[Anonymous No.13242765]

>>13242344
just be careful with your assumptions, hope for the best, but plan for the worst

>>13242402
yes, their jets are cash cows, they are top end status symbols for third world shitholes, they have plenty of spacecraft and orbital equipment, with plenty of research and more on the way. and if any private company is ever going to figure out nuclear fusion, its LMT, so theres the added thrill of a potential moonshot

and they seem to have their pension expenses in check again for the past year or so, and that dividend is tasty

[Anonymous No.13242805]

>>13242765
He's referring to this:
https://www.pogo.org/investigation/2019/03/f-35-far-from-ready-to-face-current-or-future-threats/

[Anonymous No.13242840]

Jeez I didn't realize how far apple fell. I should've been buying this whole time. I guess I can just pray they take a hit when disney reports next week and unveils their streaming service.

Gonna buy hard whichever one drops the furthest.

[Anonymous No.13242843]

>>13242840
Of course I forgot to attach the damn pic.

[Anonymous No.13242896]

>>13242840
>not foreseeing a horse race while we hit ATH
Netflix will take both their sells. Apple is a sure thing, getting into financials is not very sexy to investors but it is a literal money pit (the good kind).

[Anonymous No.13242913]

>>13242896
>Netflix will take both their sells
So Netflix sells off while apple and disney soar to new heights?

[Anonymous No.13242995]

>>13240215
LOL Preach all praise Him.

[Silvio Goldstein !NiOVxJewL2 No.13243400]

>>13241965
Why would I do that I never understood benefits of DRIP

[Anonymous No.13243674]

Just started investing a few months ago. Is there any reason why should I buy ETFs? My current portfolio right now is $2.5k on each
MSFT
AMD
NVDA
KO
AAPL
All of which I've bought back in january then I look at SPY and it barely went up.

[Anonymous No.13243733]

>>13240618
>Homelander scum

[Anonymous No.13244665]

>>13243674
>why should I buy ETFs

Less risk

>All of which I've bought back in january then I look at SPY and it barely went up.

But you also get less reward

[Anonymous No.13244702]

>>13243674
because the reduced risk of owning an etf allows you to take on the added risk of getting a 2x levered one

[Anonymous No.13244721]

>>13244702
anybody not owning SSO and QLD as part of their portfolio nowadays is begging to fail. There is no excuse anymore, 2x is the minimum leverage you should be really, SP500 is ideally 2.5x+. Most people are pussies with no iron hands and panic at a 3% loss, meanwhile I just keep buying as the patrician ETFs drop 50% and I get an EVEN BETTER average price point, its just impossible to lose this way.

50% VTSAX
25% SSO
25% QLD

no argument against this anymore in 2019, grow up

[Anonymous No.13244887]

>>13244721
dont forget SYDL and its fat and growing dividend

[Anonymous No.13244893]

>>13244721
>>13244887
*SDYL

[Anonymous No.13245131]

>if you had bought SOXL 3 months ago you'd be up 100%
Every time I went to go buy it i was like "no way, too overbought" but I'd be probably up 200k if I had gone all in on those options I was eyeing in January. I just know the second I decide to buy is the second it tanks

[Anonymous No.13245218]

All you dumbasses support capitalism. Yet the internet is inherently communist.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdgjljQSbj0

[Anonymous No.13245235]

>>13245218
I'm a proud hypocrite

[Anonymous No.13245424]

Positive sentiment on Monday will take SPY to 290.5
Monday - SPY ends above 29 = puts
Tuesday - SPY stays about 288.5 = calls
Wednesdays - SPY hits 291 = calls 293
Thursday - SPY hits 294 = buy May calls 300, puts at 270, iron condor until friday.

[Anonymous No.13245454]

>>13245218
>any communal interaction is gommunism

Pls kys.

[Anonymous No.13246018]

Lmao

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13246044]

is this what a /smg/ meet up would look like?

[Anonymous No.13246064]

>>13246044
30 white guys with stubble and 1 super skinny black dude for some reason

[Anonymous No.13246069]

>>13246044
yes

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13246088]

>>13246069
>>13246064
>>13246044
whoops.. forgot picture...

[Anonymous No.13246102]

>>13246088
The guy in the white hoodies looks exceedingly normal, just standing there like O_O

[Anonymous No.13246103]

>>13246088
if these guys just dressed with more fitting stuff they would look significantly better

dont even gatta lift or lose too much fat, but at least try my god

[Anonymous No.13246115]

I like how they're all giving a 2ft birth on either side from the black autismo

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13246151]

>>13246115
>>13246102
>>13246103
id probably go to a meet up.. theres a califag in here that i've already talked about meeting up with sometime

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13246246]

>>13246088

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13246254]

>>13246246
>>13246088
me

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13246270]

>>13246254
is that what you look like?

[Anonymous No.13246275]

>>13238095
what broker should I use to just buy some cheap dividend stocks and things like SDYL?

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13246280]

>>13246270
no, it looks nothing like me
I just found his facial expression amusing

[Anonymous No.13246313]

>>13246088
>>13246102
I wouldn't call a 5 ft manlet wearing 6 inch boots exceedingly normal

The one in yellow and back is the only one that actually looks completely normal

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13246337]

>>13246313
>>13246280
the black guy looks like he doesn't even know he's in the middle of a /fa/ meetup.. he's never even heard of 4chan

[Anonymous No.13246339]

so does trump have a new enforcer at the Fed now?

[Anonymous No.13246344]

>>13246313
Nobody can control their height. The guy you're talking about gives off an autistic brit vibe.

[Anonymous No.13246371]

>>13246344
>Nobody can control their height.
Agreed, but you can control wearing shoes that make you look like a clown. And it's clearly not even boot weather.

>>13246337
Yeah he looks p uncomfortable

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13246381]

>>13246337
>who are all these people
>why are they taking pictures of me

[Anonymous No.13246398]

>>13246371
>wearing shoes that make you look like a clown
That was normie fashionable for awhile, idk if it still is?
I remember back when I was in high school people were wearing mickey mouse shoes that were bigger than my fucking head.

[Anonymous No.13246428]

AVITA Medical (AVMXY for US ADR) is blowing up.

ReCell is getting picked up by more hospitals every single week and earnings in three weeks will only juice sentiment more. M&A written all over it.

[Anonymous No.13247188]

>>13246275
depends on how much you are investing
robinhood free trades are not worth it compared to price improvements on large orders
I use Charles Schwab

[Anonymous No.13247405]

>>13247188
How are free trades 'not worth it'?

[Anonymous No.13247428]

>>13247405
It's not really free, they keep the spread
That said I use RH and endorse it for just about anyone. If you are investing and only, say, buying mutual funds quarterly something like Schwab is fantastic. For long term holdings of 6+ figures, you want to shop around, do your research, and get the lowest fees possible.
But for a 'for fun' trading account, or small investment account for a young person, RH is very nice.

[Anonymous No.13247440]

>>13242275
disagree, disargree and disagree! etfs are highly gud investment vehicles. are you holding 50-100 companies, because that is lot of paper work... and taxes... and fees in many cases. it's almost like you're running a freaking fund by yourself

[Anonymous No.13247527]

>>13247440
ETFs are good for options trading

[Anonymous No.13247547]

>>13247428
i buy $1,000 a month, twice monthly in $500 increments, exclusively ETFs of various sorts. Im coming up on $10k in Robinhood, when is it worth it to move to a Vanguard brokerage account which is also where i already have my annual maxed IRAs?

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13247556]

>>13247440
>it's almost like you're running a freaking fund by yourself
well yeah.. practice makes perfect.

[Anonymous No.13247569]

>>13238152

Done and done.

t. Making It

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13247601]

>>13247569
>>13238152
have fun getting a 10% fee when wanting to take your money out and move it around somewhere else.

IRA and 401ks aren't for investors....

[Anonymous No.13247704]

>>13243674
Nice. I wouldn't do ETFs if I were you. Some other sectors you might want to dip into are
Oil (RDS, BP, CVX)
Aerospace Defense (BA, LMT, LLL, GD, NOC) Telecom (T, VZ)
Airlines (LUV, ALK)

These are all dividend paying companies as well which is a plus.

[Anonymous No.13247705]

>>13247547
you can buy the VG MF and ETFs commission free, so if you have any reason to not like RH, it should be OK to move now. But if you don't have any issue with your RH, no reason to not keep it

[Anonymous No.13247756]

>>13247556
lci fund ltd

>>13247705
there are now coming new types of etfs that have negative fee

[Anonymous No.13247824]

>>13247601
Holy shit you are actually retarded.

You literally know nothing about investing.

You're probably poor, aren't you?

Enjoy your $10,000 Robinhood portfolio. It will surely allow you to "make it".

[Anonymous No.13247843]

>>13246339
hope he kicks that aging irish twink's faggot ass

[Anonymous No.13247845]

>>13246275
I'm using M1 right now. It's designed much more as a "long term holding portfolio" type deal. Doesn't necessarily do DRIP, but it does partial shares so you can just reiinvest in it. I like the way it handles a varied portfolio

[Anonymous No.13248053]

>>13247843
Hey be nice to Uncle Jerome. If it weren't for him this economy would still be operating at less than optimal inflation.

[Anonymous No.13248223]

Is there like zero risk to options trading on extreme implied volatility for biotechs leading up to a PDUFA?
Set limit buys for previous day's low, limit sells for previous day's high. 70-100% gain a day.

I guess low volume is the only problem

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13248300]

>>13247824
IRA accounts and 401ks are for wagies and normies.

Most of my income comes from investing and rolling money around.. why would I want to lock it up in some retarded account that charges me a fee to take it out? If you are only planning on investing in stocks and bonds then ok.. i see your point... but i invest in a lot different things besides stocks and i don't want to be penalized for taking my money out to put it to work somewhere else..

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13248454]

>>13248300
>>13247824
I'll give you a quick example.

Lets say theres a house in a neighborhood selling for $90,000 when the houses in that neighborhood usually go for $130,000. The house needs some work, about $10,000 worth of work but when the work is done you will be able to sell that house for $130,000. a nice 30% profit before taxes and fees.

Now lets say you have the $100,000 (purchase price + restoration) for this house, but wait.. it's in your IRA account. Ok.. no problem.. you go to take out the 100k.. but wait a second.. theres a 10% fee for taking money out early.. so now you only have 90k.. enough for the house but not to fix it up.. you just handed over 10k to someone because you wanted to take your money out early and put it to work somewhere else..

wow.. just fucking wow.....

I know a lot of millionaires.. very few of them have IRA accounts.. the only reason those few do is because they wanted somewhere to put money and let it sit

[Anonymous No.13248516]

>>13248300
>>13248454
The point is to have money in your IRA/401k for retirement and money in a brokerage account for regular trading. It's about risk management.

>I know a lot of millionaires.. very few of them have IRA accounts..
I'm sure Ted who happened to grow a business and sold it for a million (unlike 90% of other Teds whose businesses failed and they lost their investment/time) probably doesn't have much of an IRA, but most people with a salary and who invest over decades will substantially benefit from investing their money through IRA/401ks than not.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13248577]

>>13248516
>The point is to have money in your IRA/401k for retirement
oh yeah because i want to wait till i'm 65 when my dick doesn't work anymore to spend my money.. IF I even live that long

If you are normie/wagie then yes a 401k or IRA is perfect.. but for an active investor that invest other places besides just the stock market.. someone that makes money with money.. it doesn't make sense to lock it up.. One day you're gunna look back and say.. oh shit.. he's right... until then.. keep being new..

[Anonymous No.13248585]

>>13248454
I can't get over how terrible of an example this is. It's like a child's concept of money and investment.

>why put your $10 in the bank what if u can loan it to someone at school and get $15 back
?

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13248596]

>>13248585
it might be a terrible example because you don't understand it.

[Anonymous No.13248609]

>>13248577
This is how you end up in your 40s with absolutely no savings thanks to a few financial mistakes.

If someone wants to invest in real estate, OK, great, but that's an entirely different skill-set that takes a ton of time and dedication and research than simply opening a Vanguard account and throwing money into VTSAX.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13248634]

>>13248609
>simply opening a Vanguard account and throwing money into VTSAX.

or opening an account with any other broker and throwing money into VTI

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13248642]

>>13248609
>If someone wants to invest in real estate, OK, great
I do invest in real estate... you think just because someone is in /smg/ they only invest in stocks??!?! come on kid.. stop being so fucking new and poor.

>>13248609
>This is how you end up in your 40s with absolutely no savings thanks to a few financial mistakes.
i'm 28 and basically retired... but thanks for your concern kiddo.

[Anonymous No.13248644]

>>13248577
>>13248596
My god you are fucking dense and financially illiterate. Let me guess, you started """trading""" in 2016 or later and have never invested during a non-bull market?

You are going to end up very poor one day I can guarantee it

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13248688]

>>13248644
actually I started investing in 2009-2010 with real estate... but again.. thanks for your concern.

[Anonymous No.13248717]

>>13248642
>you think just because someone is in /smg/ they only invest in stocks??!?! come on kid.. stop being so fucking new and poor.
This is a weird response to my post.

>i'm 28 and basically retired...
>basically retired

Anyway, I don't know your financial situation, and it sounds very circumstantial at best and likely a complete mess, but arguing against IRAs, which holds only $6,000/year, is incredibly dumb. Someone can, for example, invest in real estate while easily maxing their annual IRA contribution.

[Anonymous No.13248731]

>>13248688
And you had the capital to invest in real estate at 18 years old how?

[Anonymous No.13248769]

>>13238671
You meant calls right anon?

[Anonymous No.13248770]

>>13248454

That’s why you use IRAs to roll over old 401(k)s to dodge the tax bite on the transfer, and put your retirement cash in a ROTH IRA so you can take the cash out without penalties if you need it for a house.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13248785]

>>13248717
>Anyway, I don't know your financial situation, and it sounds very circumstantial at best and likely a complete mess
My financial situation is just fine... let me guess you just graduated highschool and are looking at being a responsible adult reading investopedia articles, cnbc.. watching jim cramer.. started your robinhood account and an IRA and now all of a sudden you are a fucking pro at finance?

psshh.. please kid.. you have a lot to learn.. you sound like you literally just watched some retard on youtube and are now echoing that info

>>13248731
I was actually 19 almost 20.. I was taken out of high school early and put on home school to work in construction. While other kids were at school i was out busting my ass building houses saving up money... you probably wouldn't believe my whole story if i told it to you.. just keep being a poor normie

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13248796]

>>13248770
interesting.. what a good answer.. unlike these other faggots in here.. but even the 401k will have a penalty.. no?

[Anonymous No.13248806]

>>13248785
Are... you... on drugs...?

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13248848]

>>13248806
sorry.. i'm just not a normal wage slave like you.. i tend to be a little more aggressive to making money.. I don't like the idea of putting 5,000 a year into an account that i get penalized for taking out early. I'd rather put that money to work somewhere else and roll it over faster.

Different strokes for different folks.. if you want to be a normie 401k IRA investor then so be it.. i'm not going to.. i have bigger plans

[Anonymous No.13248970]

>>13247440
>etfs are highly gud investment vehicles.
good does not mean the same as best
>are you holding 50-100 companies, because that is lot of paper work... and taxes... and fees in many cases.
not with el cheepo Robinhood, I might arguably pay less fees than some actual ETF funds do, % wise since my account is so (relatively) small compared to a fund
> it's almost like you're running a freaking fund by yourself
yea, because no body who runs a freaking fund ever makes any money right?

>_>

[Anonymous No.13249077]

Why yes I too consider my portfolio a fund in progress with me as a manager managing it according to some values and beliefs I never saw in other funds. What's wrong with that?

[Anonymous No.13249160]

Good evening frens,

I am here to shill NRG.v to you all again. Junior gold explorer with a property in Nevada that has remained basically untouched since the early 1900s. Their property has not only some high-grade gold mineralization, but a large portion of the property contains very consistent low-grade gold that, when combined with screening, yielded a concentration of 26 g/t.

They are expected to release some drill results next week, so it might be worth buying before then. That being said, they are pretty low on cash at the moment, so perhaps waiting until after the next round of financing is a good idea as well.

Do your own DD and all that, but I am a firm believer in this stock. I own some shares in this company and plan to continue adding to my position in the future. Just thought I'd put it on everyone's radar, as I really want everyone here to make it.

[Anonymous No.13249188]

>>13249160
can't buy it on RH and it's not even part of GDXJ, so no way to expose myself

[Anonymous No.13249199]

>>13249188
It also trades OTC as NRGOF, although I'm not too sure of the volume it gets there

[Anonymous No.13249218]

>>13249199
I'll feed you (you)'s if you buy shares in Canada and mail them to me

[Anonymous No.13249231]

>>13249218
Deal

[Anonymous No.13249271]

>>13249160
>"I'm here to shill"
>provides good research
We need more people like you in this world.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13249293]

>>13249271
it is pretty frustrating when people just blindly shill stocks without even including any reasons to buy them

[Anonymous No.13249303]

>turn 18
>get low-paying full time job
>mooch off your parents for another 4 years
>don't spend a cent
>enter your mid twenties with 100,000 dollars in the bank instead of 100,000 dollars of student debt

Why has nobody else figured out this life hack?

[Anonymous No.13249375]

>>13249271
Thanks fren. :)

I was really just trying to provide a quick summary but trust me, there's a lot more going for this company. Insiders hold like 70% of the shares, old mine workings from the 1800's are currently being explored for use in mapping, plus the huge JV between Newmont and Barrick is bringing more attention to Nevada. I've known about this stock for close to 2 years and I'm really excited to see what the future holds.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13249404]

>>13249375
talking about the "a lot more" would add more to the quality of the post, imo (not saying it's bad as it is)
if someone doesn't have the attention span to read a post longer than 2 sentences, then fuck them

[Anonymous No.13249436]

>>13249404
That's a fair point. I'm never too sure how much info to include when shilling stuff to people, I usually just go for an elevator pitch and then continue on if anyone appears to show interest

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.13249499]

>>13249303
>turn 18
>go to college
>spend 4 years on a REAL major
>state school, in-state tuition, not commiefornia, so not really that bad
>enter your mid twenties with that debt paid off already and a 6 figure job

not everybody can pull it off

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.13249514]

I'm about to shoot off an absolute fucking RAGER of a "bug report" to Google.

My phone has spent the last 2 or 3 fucking hours updating and IM FUKKEN PISSDE OFFF

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13249520]

>>13249404
I've typed out a lot about GALT in the time I've been holding it

>the last company left standing in the compensated NASH cirrhosis area, the most severe and drug needing area of the NASH market that can be treated (no company has ever been successful in a clinical trial for patients with decompensated NASH cirrhosis)
>in ongoing combo trial with Keytruda, and galectin-3 levels (GALT's drug is the only galectin-3 inhibitor remotely close to being marketed) have been proven to be highly correlated with t-cell targeting immuno-oncology drug response rates
>company has been "looking into strategic alternatives" for ~10 months now and has a strategic advising company on its payroll, with multiple other factors pointing to ongoing BO/partnership negotiations with big pharma companies
>billionaire chairman of the board who has a significant stake in the company and has extended a $10 million line of credit to the company (that it hasn't used yet) numerous times
>other potential indications in Alzheimer's and Endometriosis
>soon to move onto Phase 3 trials in compensated NASH cirrhosis, additional data from Keytruda combo trial due soon

https://www.mdpi.com/1422-0067/20/7/1607
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S030372071930053X
https://www.alzheimersanddementia.com/article/S1552-5260(18)31786-2/fulltext
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/477927v1

[Anonymous No.13249528]

>>13249499
You can do that shit after making your 100k safety net.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13249531]

>>13249520
>Tumor resistance to pembrolizumab strongly correlated with high galectin-3 expression (p: 0.0001) (Supplementary Table S2). Conversely, the majority of patients with negative–low/intermediate expression of galectin-3 in tumor cells had an early and durable objective response to pembrolizumab.

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.13249549]

>>13249528
Why put off your career for the 100k safety net?
If your parents are there for you to mooch off of on rent, why wouldn't they be there to fall back on in the event that you would need that kind of 100k safety net?

[Anonymous No.13249551]

>>13249520
I've been in GALT since last summer. I'm certainly way more familiar with gold mining but the research you post here is always helpful and insightful.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13249553]

>>13249531
>>13249520

>In this study, we demonstrated that Gal-3 significantly contributes to the establishment, growth and development of endometriotic lesions. This effect was associated to the modulation of angiogenic factors, such as VEGF and its receptor VEGFR-2, and the enrichment of M2 polarized macrophages in the endometriotic microenvironment. Moreover, Gal-3 inhibition with human recombinant Gal3C was able to reduce endometriotic lesions by downregulation of angiogenic and inflammatory factors. Taken together, the data reported here demonstrate that Gal-3 can be a pharmacological target in endometriosis treatment, inhibiting the lesions development by reducing angiogenesis and inflammation process.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13249578]

>>13249551
thanks, I'm glad you find it insightful
I'm sure people here would find anything you have to say about gold mining companies insightful as well

>>13249553
>>13249520
>Furthermore, gal3 stimulated the TREM2-DAP12 signaling pathway. In conclusion, we provide evidence that gal3 is a central regulator of microglial immune response in AD. It drives proinflammatory activation and Aβ aggregation, as well as acting as an endogenous ligand to TREM2, a key receptor driving microglial response under disease conditions. Gal3 inhibition may, hence, be a potential pharmacological approach to counteract AD.

[Anonymous No.13249582]

>>13249549
Because they are old and die
Also people are less charitable to their 30yr old kid than their 18yr old kid.

Anyways not many people can pull off a 6 figure/good degree, since they are idiots, but the “hoard money like a dragon and mooch while it’s still socially acceptable“ plan works for everyone

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13249606]

>>13249293
>it is pretty frustrating when people just blindly shill stocks without even including any reasons to buy them
tell me about it.. thats why i have faith in your picks... and.... my own...

>>13249303
People have figured it out......

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13249632]

>>13249514
have you tried turning it off and turning it back on again?

[Anonymous No.13249637]

I want to invest in a service that sends pounds of raw chicken to my house.
You go to the store and one single package of ground turkey or chicken breast is like 5 dollars and its only about 50-75% of your DV of protein. I look like a fucking psycho at the checkout with 30 packages of chicken.

[Anonymous No.13249641]

>>13248796

No. 401(k) to Traditional IRA broker to broker transfer or a check made out to the IRA brokerage avoids all taxable events.

If you wanna into IRA, that’s how you’re supposed to do it: 401(k) for wages & compensations, new job, 401(k) rollover to traditional IRA to take control of those retirement funds without being taxed, then ROTH IRA for tax free growth and tax free distributions with “qualifying events” allowing you to use your money penalty free.

[Anonymous No.13249645]

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>>13249640

>>13249640

>>13249640

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.13249655]

>>13249582
>Because they are old and die
inheritance -- if the death is unexpected, and they owned more than they owed, you'd receive some.

>Also people are less charitable to their 30yr old kid than their 18yr old kid.
That's true. Most people that go to college the right way land well on their feet by the time they're 25, rather than 30

>Anyways not many people can pull off a 6 figure/good degree, since they are idiots, but the “hoard money like a dragon and mooch while it’s still socially acceptable“ plan works for everyone
>>13249499
>not everybody can pull it off
I can definitely admire people that are honest with their capabilities and go for a trade over what they determine to be a worthless degree.
>“hoard money like a dragon and mooch while it’s still socially acceptable“ plan works for everyone
some people are just NEETs, and are hoarding a small pile of worthless crypto, which is not a safety net
wagies can be admired though

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13249663]

>>13249641
I rather put that money toward something else.

[Anonymous No.13249736]