/smg/ - Stock Market General

[Anonymous No.19947424]

Start edition

>Brokers
https://pastebin.com/F1yujtVq

>Stock market Words
https://pastebin.com/VtnpN5iJ

>Risk Management
https://pastebin.com/sqJUcbjp
https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

>Educational Sites
https://www.investopedia.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvJxxpeY0IQ

>Free Charts
http://www.tradingview.com
https://www.finscreener.com/

>Screeners
https://finviz.com/
https://www.tradingview.com/screener
https://etfdb.com/

>Pre-Market Data and Live Data
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures
https://finance.yahoo.com/

>Bio-pharma Catalyst Calendar
https://biopharmcatalyst.com

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

>Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP) Calculator
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator/

>List of hedge fund holdings
https://fintel.io/

>Misc
https://squeezemetrics.com/monitor
https://market24hclock.com/
https://tradingeconomics.com

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[Anonymous No.19947447]

>>19947424
1st for fuck niggers and jannies. Check em

[Anonymous No.19947449]

>>19947424
First for covid crashes the market again

[Anonymous No.19947458]

When do the Israeli markets open?

[Anonymous No.19947468]

I think I have hemorrhoids.

[Anonymous No.19947471]

Xth for airlines revisiting march lows
Xth for Zoom being valued more than the top 7 airlines combined

[Anonymous No.19947479]

the stress test dramatically underestimated the real unemployment rate and bank failures are on the table edition

[Anonymous No.19947488]

Xth for going all in on a 3x leveraged sector ETF and having nightmares about it every night.

All I want is a 30% return so I can say I've skipped a few years of safe investing. I promise I'll stick to SPY and QQQ after this. Please.

[Anonymous No.19947495]

Ktov bro’s I thought we were mooning today wtf

[Anonymous No.19947497]

I don't know why I even bother to look at futures and premarket, I can't even trade after hours. I basically just stress myself out for no reason.

[Anonymous No.19947500]

>>19947479
What does this mean for fiat, stocks, and precious metals?

[Anonymous No.19947507]

>>19947495
Tomorrow anon tomorrow

[Anonymous No.19947508]

>>19947424

Just bought 250 XOM shares
How fucked am i

[Anonymous No.19947523]

>>19947479
Why does none of the unemployment data leading up to the virus match? Are these two different unemployment definitions?

[Anonymous No.19947526]

>>19947508
I bought SSL and HAL and have been fucked ever since

[Anonymous No.19947529]

>>19947479
>*press conference sounds*
>*camera flashes*

Mr. Anon! Mr. Anon!

/Biz/ Anime Shitposter network here,

What does that mean for the average sexy /biz/ patron like myself with no bank stock?

[Anonymous No.19947534]

>>19947508
You're gonna be ok. You're gonna be ok. Oil and airlines are gonna be ok. BA, RTX, and LMT are also gonna be ok. Right..?

[Anonymous No.19947535]

>>19947508
Just fucking hold it for a year man.

[Anonymous No.19947572]

how will the market react when trump catches it

[Anonymous No.19947577]

Great week for covered calls again:
BB +3% (Sold)
RAD +18% (Probably exercise)
SWBI +2% (Holding)

Next week earnings are below (percentage is at the money premium as percentage of market price):
CPRI (Capri Holdings) [Luxury Retail] +6.6% retail is risky but good premium.
MU (Micron) [Tech] +4.1% good company, but semis are volatile
CAG (Conagra) [Food] +3.3% Pretty safe, everyone needs food
M (Macys) [Retail] +7.2% Might declare bankruptcy lmao

[Anonymous No.19947585]

>>19947572
>when trump catches it

[Anonymous No.19947595]

>>19947529
The breakers into breakers crashing in March was the result of the global financial system locking up (GFC2). Something like Deutsche, Wells Fargo or BMO collapsing could set off GFC3.

>>19947523
The scale looks a little fucky because of the axis differences but I believe they should be the same data source (BLS top line unemployment)

>>19947500
>fiat
Eurodollar crisis, value of USD rises like it did in March (which wasn't traders "seeking safety", it was literally a global dollar shortage
>stocks
possible mass selloff of USD stocks to get dollars
>precious metals
nothing, your rocks won't notice

[Anonymous No.19947598]

>>19947534
LMT is always okay, I'm pretty sure that's an acceptable HODL. But it can go down, and I expect it to. I'm actually kind of hoping for it, I only have a few shares.

>>19947577
ooooo I've already got 80 shares of MU and some cheap calls... very tempting to be the seller of calls instead.

>>19947479
can you please post where you take your images from?
Bears keep taking graphs from elsewhere and pointing them here without the commentary.

[Anonymous No.19947607]

>>19947598
left image is from the fed DFAST report, the bank stress test they just concluded

right image is from BLS

[Anonymous No.19947620]

>>19947595
>nothing, your rocks won't notice
I believe the rocks DID sell off in the crash because of that desperation for dollars you mentioned. It recovered much faster than the stocks, of course.

>>19947607
Oh wow, so you made the image? That's rare these days. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.19947627]

>>19947598
I only mention BA, RTX, and LMT because I'm knee deep in DFEN and BA. Send help.

[Anonymous No.19947638]

maybe it poomps today.
if it pumps i make gains.
if it falls i buy more.
WIN WIN WIN

[Anonymous No.19947642]

Futures tank at this time every night
Like clockwork

[Anonymous No.19947646]

>>19947508
depends. did you put all your eggs in one basket?

[Anonymous No.19947688]

>>19947642
euro nigger markets open

[Anonymous No.19947689]

>>19947598
Its good stuff. You could sell these calls for July 2nd.
50.0C for 3.7% premium (2% implied movement)
51.5C for 2.5% premium (3% implied movement)
52.5C for 2.0% premium (5% implied movement)
55.0C for 1.0% premium (10% implied movement)
These percentages are based on if you bought in right now, if your cost basis is lower, then your percentage is even batter. If you want to make sure you keep the shares, just sell higher strike calls. The nice this with MU is they have weekly options, so you can sell every week and probably easily collect 1% of your cost basis each time.

[Anonymous No.19947690]

>>19947479
What happens if I have a fixed mortgage and my bank collapses (chase, so not likely, but I’m just curious). Obviously my loan will not be forgotten, so it would be taken over by someone somehow, but would that party be allowed to change the terms or can I trust that as lobg as I can afford my monthly fixed payments I’m fine. Don’t tell me to read my contract because 1) I don’t even know where it is and 2) I’m interested in a general answer, in how it usually goes.

[Anonymous No.19947714]

>>19947690
Don't you yanks have some sort of FDIC for mortgages?

[Anonymous No.19947716]

Someone give me a reason to keep my NAIL and DFEN. Markets flat, they're down, markets down, they're down huge, markets up big, lucky if they're barely green.

[Anonymous No.19947739]

Which stock should I yolo

[Anonymous No.19947754]

>>19947739
Amd

[Anonymous No.19947817]

>>19947689
interesting!
something to think about. I wish the stupid government would let me put more cash in my IRA so I could sell covered calls without them taking up a huge part of my IRA, and sell covered calls without having to pay tax...

>>19947716
I wouldn't hold 3X etfs for a very long time, unless you're confident they're in a bull market (like the past 10 years for the index etfs, the tech etfs, and the semiconductor etf)

I don't know how those two are allocated, and how much exposure they have to slow moving or struggling stocks. BA would be a worry for DFEN. I also expect some more selling in DFEN before the election, especially if the market continues to see polls that indicate biden rising in popularity.

[Anonymous No.19947828]

>>19947716
Remember that BA, RTX, and LMT (especially BA) are market leaders. A lot of market movements are lead by them (you'll see it on articles like: BA leads DOW to a -600.. or +700..)

So the next time BA has a run up to 200 like last month you'll go big. The problem is DFEN is leveraged so it won't be going to 20, it'll probably top out at a new resistance level like 18.

I have a big chunk in DFEN (bought $11.45) and will sell at 14.45.

[Anonymous No.19947847]

>>19947817
I do this in my Roth IRA. I switch stocks every week to collect premiums on company earnings reports. Up 25% in in the last few weeks.

[Anonymous No.19947852]

SNIBBEDY
SNAB

[Anonymous No.19947858]

Premarket is opening in 8 minutes get ready bois

[Anonymous No.19947876]

>>19947716
Why go leveraged to anything not tech?
>b-b-b-b-but tech is LE OVERBOUGHT
Doesn't matter. Tech goes down it takes the entire market with it. Pascal's wager.

[Anonymous No.19947885]

Moderna goes into phase three of vax testing first week of July. If I’m correct phase 2 continues through phase three (this phase normally takes 1 year+) but we should still have the official release that the vax passed phase 2 (if it does and whatever the hell that means with this timeline) before the first week in July. Odds of vax passing on to phase three are around 50/50 but either direction we’ll see huge market movement.

Lmk if anyone somehow knows when the hell / where they announce this shit (like to what specific media outlet at what time and when) I gotta look back at the last press release.

[Anonymous No.19947902]

>>19947847
hey very nice gains
I'd guess selling right before earnings nets the highest premium, and then buying back shortly after earnings is when they're successfully IV crushed?

[Anonymous No.19947918]

>>19947858
Just cuck my shit up senpai

[Anonymous No.19947932]

Mikie is best girl

and there's only 1 (one) Yotsuba allowed in anime, and that is best daughterfu Yotsubato, of course

but all quints are best quints

[Anonymous No.19947941]

Is Cramer mentioning a ticker a kiss of death?
Other than BYND for some damn reason

[Anonymous No.19947945]

THE KTOV DUMP IS INBOUND AS SOON AS MARKET OPENS IT DUMPS 1 CENT THANK YOU BOBO

[Anonymous No.19947950]

Can we please have a miracle BA run up to 200 again, please?

[Anonymous No.19947965]

>>19947950
YEah or maybe 400!

[Anonymous No.19947979]

>>19947902
I intend to sell every week.. I try to sell at a price I think that it will end near + premium. If I think earnings is going to be a poor, I sell close to the money, if I think itw ill be good, I sell farther out of the money. This week I did RAD and BB. BB ended down -3% what I bought at, but by selling near the money covered calls I still gained 3%. For RAD I anticipated good earnings so I sold farther out of the money (14 and 15). It did waaaay better than expected but I'm still up 18-20%. I wont bother buying back the options and just let them exercise.

[Anonymous No.19948000]

>>19947689
Is this basically lending out your stocks to shorters, or is there a difference? I always thought that lending out your stocks was pretty neat. You get interest, and as long as the shorters don't go bankrupt, you get your stocks back too.

[Anonymous No.19948008]

>wirecard is a scam and bankrupt
>burgerbanks failed stress test
>coof second wave starting
>europe markets green

[Anonymous No.19948011]

>Wirecard down 25% AGAIN
wew

[Anonymous No.19948024]

>crypto
Wat
Usually seems like crypto leads s&p by a few hours

[Anonymous No.19948038]

>>19947965
Yes! How about 4000?

[Anonymous No.19948050]

>>19948011
Imagine being that guy who tried to catch the Wirecard knife when it was 30

[Anonymous No.19948061]

My sand castle unsurprisingly turned to quicksand. RIP beer money.

[Anonymous No.19948069]

>>19948000
No that is different. Selling calls is more like a promise you will do something. I don't know how individuals sell short stocks though, I think you loan them to your broker and then you collect a small percentage like a loan.

[Anonymous No.19948072]

>>19948011
Wirecard literally shuffled loans around to make it look like income. Elon is taking notes but Wirecard is going down in flames. German Enron.

[Anonymous No.19948079]

>>19948038
how does 40 thousand gorillion sound?

[Anonymous No.19948102]

>>19948079
What about 4!

[Anonymous No.19948116]

>>19948079
40,000 babies with that temptress with the undereye circles? Yeah, that sounds appropriately 100% based. Sign me up. My kids might be a little shorter, smarter, and by the looks of her, thinner. That’s a good combo.

And she’s got cute lips. It almost perfectly looks like the :3 cat lips thing.

[Anonymous No.19948144]

>>19948102

[Anonymous No.19948171]

TTNP Chads RiSe.

[Anonymous No.19948183]

KLANG KLANG KLANG KLANG

Premarket open for business! Nothing of particular note on green side. NTAP and Ebay up couple percent. Red side has a rare sighting; Nike with the big red on high volume to the tune of -4%. BAC red. Gonna be another gap down for airlines and cruises this morning looks like.
https://www.marketwatch.com/tools/screener/premarket

[Anonymous No.19948187]

>>19948050
Imagine being a literal bagholder at 100 EUR

[Anonymous No.19948193]

>>19948183
Kk, keep me posted

[Anonymous No.19948209]

how much money do I realistically need to get started? Got laid off and I have 500 floating just not sure if it's enough to start making any gains.

[Anonymous No.19948219]

>>19948209
You need a new job and to hold onto that $500. Straight up do not put your last $500 to get into stocks if you’re on your ass

[Anonymous No.19948230]

>>19948209
It doesn't matter. The important thing is to get in there and get some experience. Knowing how to in to market is going to be very valuable to you in future when you have larger sum of money to throw at it.

>>19948219
Also this. If you can't afford to lose a big chunk of that money, paper trade instead for a bit. Paper trading isn't great as it doesn't prepare you for the very important psychology of trading but it's still something.

[Anonymous No.19948233]

>>19948209
>Apply for unemployment
>Get a new job ASAP if you even can
>Save your money and pay off your debts.

[Anonymous No.19948234]

>>19948219
No sorry I wasn't completely clear, it's not my last 500 I've budgeted out my savings for the rest of the year until I land a different gig and I have 500 aside from what I've budgeted that's up in the air and I'm wondering if it's worth it to invest or not.

[Anonymous No.19948238]

>>19948234
Oh. Sure, read the links at the top. Only way to start that isn’t FOMO/FUDing that $500 away

Good luck

[Anonymous No.19948247]

What's all the Wirecard shit?

[Anonymous No.19948260]

>>19948209
Never invest money you cannot afford to lose and you literally cannot

[Anonymous No.19948261]

>>19948247
it's bankrupt. if your broker allows shorts on them get them

[Anonymous No.19948273]

>>19948234
If that money disappeared overnight, and it would suck but you'd get over it then getting into stocks might be okay. Otherwise, just pay down existing debt or try money markets (short term bonds). The gains are very poor right now but it is almost impossible to wind up with less than you started with. And it's certainly going to be better than a checking account interest rate.

[Anonymous No.19948274]

>>19948011
Doesnt really matter if you go from 200 to 3 or 2€ desu
>>19948209
>>19948234
Ah ok.
Then sure. The first two months of trading is just learning how things work, market times, connecting dots, learning what greed can do, etc.
1k would be perfect but 500 is fine. Just play with it. Put it in stocks of companies you see here or you read about elsewhere.

These $500 dollars may be gone but you can play with big boy money after that and actually make a profit.

Assuming you want to trade, not invest.
Long term investing is just finding an ETF and then waiting some time.

[Anonymous No.19948276]

>>19948247
Turns out it was a nigger-tier pump and dump all along.
GERmany
nigGER
Figures

[Anonymous No.19948279]

>>19948209
Anon...wtf?!

If you just have your last $500 left and you don't have any income you need to save that for bills and food.

Don't be a dumbass.

You gamble with your surplus income, not the vital one.

With Texas on the verge of shutting down (meaning another crash) whatever you throw into the market will not be available in the short term.

Load up on ramen noodles, rice and cheap alcohol until your unemployment kicks in then consider the stock market

[Anonymous No.19948290]

>>19948247
Imagine the Euro equivalent of PYPL going from hyped up future tech to bankrupt fraud in the span of three weeks.
Imagine a DOW company not existing in the real world but only on paper.

[Anonymous No.19948295]

>>19948279
>$500
>Recommending ramen, rice, and alcohol
/biz/ showing why they're not good with money..
Ramen and alcohol on a budget? That's fucking retardation. Big bags of rice and beans that can be soaked in water will go 15, 25 times further than ramen.

[Anonymous No.19948300]

>>19948234
I’m leaning towards not until you can find a new job. If everything's budgeted away except for $500 and an emergency fund... well it doesn’t sound like you have too much wiggle room. But sure you can start with just $500 of course.

>>19948261
>short them
Dangerous, squeezes in these situations are not unheard of

[Anonymous No.19948301]

>>19948279
>With Texas on the verge of shutting down (meaning another crash) whatever you throw into the market will not be available in the short term.
based doomers refusing to give up

[Anonymous No.19948304]

>>19948295
Was gonna say this, went to costco and stocked up on rice and canned goods today.
>>19948279
Don't worry anon I'm not on my last legs I'm budgeted to make it through the year until I land another job. The 500 is just floating until I decide to either invest it or keep it in checking.

[Anonymous No.19948308]

>>19948295
Rice, beans and corn with some chilis is honestly god tier for this.
Cheap whey, some chicken and cheap frozen fish cover the protein needs

[Anonymous No.19948311]

>>19948279
Post more of that qt

[Anonymous No.19948320]

>>19948295
Well more importantly rice and beans give you a complete protein, and instant ramen is just carbs and sodium. If you don’t want to actually be enfeebled by your poverty diet, it’s a much better way to go.

>>19948308
Well now you’re getting fancy and I like it

[Anonymous No.19948328]

>>19948304
If you are worried enough to be going rice and canned goods now, I'd avoid putting that money into the market. My earlier suggestion of money markets, if you want to at least get some sense of how brokerages work, still applies.

[Anonymous No.19948331]

>>19948304
slap it on a 30x leveraged derivate on the Dow over the weekend
literally just gamble and see if it works out

[Anonymous No.19948351]

>>19948295

Lol I tried getting bags of beans and failed like 2 hours ago.

Sam's club and Walmart were sold out of bean bags online earlier today when I tried to restock.

Was able to buy and restock ramen, rice and store brand canned beans.

[Anonymous No.19948354]

Anybody in HRTX? Supposed to have an FDA approval today.

[Anonymous No.19948358]

>>19948320
Also oats. Tons of oats.
And pasta with canned tomatoes and shit.
>>19948328
Tbf 500 is nothing. Even if the market dumps 20% thats just 100 lost and 400 more for rice and pasta.
Id argue the experience is worth more than those 100 US of Ds in the long run.

[Anonymous No.19948359]

>>19948308
Rice, beans, corn, and potatoes. There are protein pastas that are a fraction of the cost of meat. I'd personally go with eggs.

[Anonymous No.19948361]

Any anons playing with cfds?

Comparing high leveraged certificates with cfds, what would be better choice?

My broker only has a 10% margin on oil while i can get a x15 cert

[Anonymous No.19948365]

>>19948183
Good morning premarket anon. It’s nearly 2 am here in Arizona. Any hope for oil today?

Or am I just fucked

[Anonymous No.19948369]

>>19948361
I'm going to try out F1Trade, which is a CFD broker.

[Anonymous No.19948374]

>>19948365
Moshi moshi
Oil desu
Please hold for one more year..

[Anonymous No.19948376]

Is it too late to get into Inovio? It's pumped so much.

[Anonymous No.19948377]

Premarket reminder that this is your last chance

[Anonymous No.19948383]

Also congratulations to everyone who has WKHS I was all in on KTOV so I had no money for this moon mission hoping for a dump soon

[Anonymous No.19948384]

>>19948320
Ramen is a terrible choice, as it provides no real nutrition. It will keep you alive, but Jesus. Rice and beans is the way to go if you absolutely have to go super cheap

[Anonymous No.19948389]

>>19948377
What the hell is this

[Anonymous No.19948396]

>>19948374
WHO IS THIS AND WHY DO YOU KEEP CALLING ME AT 4 AM????

HELLO? HELLO?

I KNOW YOU'RE THERE! I CAN HEAR YOU BREATHING INTO THE SPEAKER

[Anonymous No.19948401]

>>19948359
Eggs are also fine
Depends on where you live desu. Here eggs are cheap and protein pasta would cost 5x the normal I reckon. Never seen it in Aldi or so.
Milk here is 0.5€/l, eggs are maybe 1€/10.
>>19948361
CFDs are banned in the US. You will get more info in more Euro places.

[Anonymous No.19948408]

I have $180 to blow on stocks this morning. What am I supposed to buy at the opening bell????????

[Anonymous No.19948411]

>>19948389
KTOV

[Anonymous No.19948416]

>>19948401
>CFDs
CFDs on US Brokerages are illegal
US traders trading CFDs off shore is legal

[Anonymous No.19948424]

TUCKER! TUCKER!!

[Anonymous No.19948427]

>>19948416
Naturally. But I doubt people here ever try it out.
This is probably not the best place for info on that style of trading.

[Anonymous No.19948429]

>>19948408
KTOV FUCKING KTOV

[Anonymous No.19948447]

>>19948429
Anon... it pumped 45% Thursday... how do you know I’m not buying the top???

[Anonymous No.19948448]

>>19948427
I don't see it as being any different, besides infinite liquidity.

[Anonymous No.19948452]

>>19948365
Oil price is up about 1% from yesterdays close. Might see some green on the drillers.

>>19948359
Potato and eggs were my main cheap foods when i was destitute university student.

[Anonymous No.19948458]

>>19948408
blow it on a 3d women that would allow you to recreate this photo only without panties.

[Anonymous No.19948460]

So you guys expecting a red day or so you think it'll end up green?

Not trying to lose all my gains from yesterday since I'm still getting assfucked from Wednesday

[Anonymous No.19948463]

>>19948452
I'm about to turn into a destitute university student again if my leveraged ETFs never recover..

[Anonymous No.19948466]

>>19948447
It dumped after hours and is dumping pre market

[Anonymous No.19948489]

>>19948460
Crab day or slight red

[Anonymous No.19948492]

>>19948383
California being retarded as usual.

[Anonymous No.19948493]

>>19948460
we havent had a green day in like 12 hours so we're overdue for a new golden bull run

[Anonymous No.19948506]

/biz/ I am thinking of getting into a business of reselling high end sneakers, thoughts?

I watched a documentary on WDR (30.000E fuer Sneaker - Reseller von Nike, Adidas & Co) and people doing that are killing it with money. Another option would be to smuggle them to my third world country (Macedonia) and selling them there to people dump enough to give 200+ euros for sneakers. I am talking about limited-edition sneakers here. Thinking of doing this alongside stocks of course, I already have some money in stocks

[Anonymous No.19948514]

>>19948466
Is it drops below a dollar I’ll consider it

[Anonymous No.19948522]

>>19948506
Calculate your profit per hour and maximize whatever income stream gives you highest rate of return.

[Anonymous No.19948523]

>>19948493
Clearly.

[Anonymous No.19948528]

at this point i don't think anyone can predict where the market is going so im pulling out for today

[Anonymous No.19948544]

>>19948506
Be careful about buying high end shit anon. Start out small, with a few pairs of shoes. You do NOT want to get stuck with big ticket items that won’t sell, or won’t sell at a profit.

The shoe market is big, but you can’t buy the wrong shit.

[Anonymous No.19948557]

>>19948528

You are selling?

[Anonymous No.19948558]

>>19948506
Here is a business idea: reselling mattresses. The markup in that sector is ridiculous and repair/treatment of used mattresses (dry cleaning, steam cleaning, etc. to remove possibility of bedbugs) is not that expensive.

[Anonymous No.19948561]

>all my euro stock going up

[Anonymous No.19948563]

>>19948460
Yesterday I thought we would dump. But the banks passed the stress test. So more crabbing it is I guess.
Im now convinced there wont be a second dump. The system, banks and higher ups have no interest in a collapse. They wont let it drop.
>>19948506
You should bring them in from Greece because EU.
Also I wanna go back to Macedonia at some point. Lovely place.

[Anonymous No.19948566]

>>19948506
How about carrots?

Yurosek developed the baby carrot almost by accident. Among the largest carrot farmers in California - and probably the world - his packing operation produced 400 tons of daily cull, damaged and misshapen carrots that wouldn't fit into bags.

Experimenting with an industrial potato peeler and green bean slicer, Yurosek produced the first versions of today's baby carrot in 1986. The first ones were a bit ragged, but he bagged them and sent them to Vons, a large West Coast supermarket chain. "I said, 'I'm sending you some carrots to see what you think,'" Yurosek told USA Today.

"Next day they called and said, 'We only want those.'"

[Anonymous No.19948569]

>>19948528
Oh, it will go up. They won't allow the market to crash, even if it creates hyperinflation and destroys the purchasing power of the dollar, and creates the rebirth of NatSoc and the Fourth Reich.

[Anonymous No.19948594]

>he doesn't inject himself with estrogen
you will never ever make it bros

[Anonymous No.19948609]

>>19947424
I have a question about pattern day trading. So I know that if you buy two lots of a stock, and then sell all at once it counts as a single day trade. And if you buy 1 lot of stock and it sells as 2 lots, that is also considered just 1 day trade. Let's say tomorrow I was to sell all of my position in a company, and then during the day I buy into that company at 3 separate points during the day, how is that counted? Also if I place one sell order at market, but it pieces out in 2 amounts what are the implications of that? Sorry I'm fucking dumb but I dont wanna get my account locked

[Anonymous No.19948611]

>>19948522
I would do it as a side gig, I already have a full time job and am trading alongside that
>>19948544
Nice advice , thanks. You mean you *can* buy the wrong shit?
>>19948563
I'm already residing in Germany.

[Anonymous No.19948633]

>>19948557
selling what anon?

[Anonymous No.19948646]

>>19948609
If you open and close a position, that is a round trip. If it it happens in one day, that's a day trade. Closing an open position, then later opening another position on the same asset are two separate round trips.

[Anonymous No.19948655]

>>19948609
this looks like a pre-employment question for walmart or subway applications.


anyway its roundtrips on the same day. a sell + buy or buy + sell of the same stock counts as a day trade. you get 2 of those per week if your account is under 25k

[Anonymous No.19948675]

>>19948655
>3 per rolling 5 day period

[Anonymous No.19948676]

Any Brits or Euros ITT? What ya buying?

Quite a dip yesterday so trying to average down some of my holdings in Royal Mail, big oil, big tobacco, mining, consumer goods, telecoms, homebuilding and utilities.

I'm holding about 30 different shares/ETFs at the moment. Is that too much? I find it hard to not diversify as it feels too much like gambling otherwise.


Anybody buying into this fastly buzz?

[Anonymous No.19948678]

>>19947508
I bought 150 at around the $53-54 mark so you’re doing better than me. I’ve been DCA down since. Aiming for 300 shares. Diamond hands brother, it’ll get a bit worse before it gets any better

[Anonymous No.19948683]

>>19948611
You CAN’T buy the wrong shit. If you do,
it won’t sell and you won’t maow any money.

[Anonymous No.19948690]

>>19948676
>fastly

no. tech like that seems to be a dumping ground for money that would otherwise be in other sectors.

[Anonymous No.19948698]

>>19948646
>>19948655
What about existing sale conditions? So for instance I bought something Tuesday. Today I sell it at what ever I believe is going to be peak for the day. Then hours later i re-purchase at a lower price. Does it count?

[Anonymous No.19948700]

>>19948676
I'm a brit but only deal with US stocks at the moment. Most of the british stocks look fucked.

[Anonymous No.19948701]

>>19948611
A better yield on your capital is in financial products, unless you're trying to pick up your own pair of jogger slippers along the way

[Anonymous No.19948707]

>>19948611
>>19948683
Think advice anon means if you do buy it you're fucked, rather than the autismal/German interpretation of "you are physically unable to buy them"

[Anonymous No.19948708]

>>19948683
Yeah yeah, I meant I can buy, but not must buy wrong shit, we understand each other.
Thanks anon, may your positions go up today.

[Anonymous No.19948713]

>>19948698
The first trade is not a day trade. The second trade is now a different trade. If you close it again the same day, that's a day trade. If you close it after today, it's not a day trade.

[Anonymous No.19948725]

>>19948698
yes dude. buy+sell or sell+buy of the same security on the same day counts as day trading. you can do it unlimited if you have 25k or higher in your account otherwise you have to do it sparingly. other anon said it was 3 times per 5 day rolling period.

[Anonymous No.19948728]

>MDCA
>Stagwell Proposes Combination With MDC Partners; Proposal Values MDC Class A Subordinate Voting Shares @$4.25 Per Share On A Fully Diluted Basis

Anyone seeing this shit?

[Anonymous No.19948730]

>>19948676
I'm currently only in Airbus, was in Wirecard as well but thank god had stop loss at 80euros. Other than that I am (still) waiting for a second big drop.

[Anonymous No.19948736]

>>19948725
>buy+sell or sell+buy of the same security on the same day counts as day trading
Yes to the first. No to the second

[Anonymous No.19948750]

>>19948700
What makes you think Britstocks look fucked anon?

I think they're relatively much better value, especially with the big caps. Fewer things with big growth potential sure but overall much lower p/e ratios and higher dividend yields with good coverage in many cases. There are many exceptional US stocks but the market as a whole seems far too high in the US atm.

What are you using to trade? I've taken up Freetrade of late, which is basically UK Robinhood afaik.

[Anonymous No.19948754]

>Commiefornia requires electric trucks.
Are we going to the moon on EVs?

[Anonymous No.19948764]

>>19948713
Okay that's what I thought thank you. So if I sell 600 of something I bought Tuesday today, and then purchase 200 of that same position 3 different intervals today hows that counted? Last question I promise thank u for no bully

[Anonymous No.19948788]

>C up premarket
>BAC and WFC down 2%
I guess those 2 failed the stress test.

[Anonymous No.19948795]

>>19948788
WFC is easily the retard of the big banks

[Anonymous No.19948801]

>>19948563
>Im now convinced there wont be a second dump.

<It's time>

[Anonymous No.19948808]

>>19948795
They're getting their shit together hence a prime candidate for a recovery play.

[Anonymous No.19948814]

>>19948788
>>19948795
bankruptcy ahead so buy up your inverse ETFs and stop calling me xi xinping faggots. this is my last post here

[Anonymous No.19948816]

>>19948764
Think about it as opening and closing positions.

When you buy(or short) on Tuesday, you now have an open position on the stock. You close it today by selling(or buying), position is closed, and trade is complete. You now are neutral to the stock with 0 long or short interest.

Later the same day you open a new position by buying (or shorting). This is a new position being taken and does not count against PDT, as it is not linked to the first trip above. If you continue to add to this position in the same direction on the same day, it does not count towards PDT. If you take 3 buy trades, it does not count. If you sell off all those shares, it is a day trade by closing the position.

[Anonymous No.19948817]

If SOXL opens down, there are some big problems.

[Anonymous No.19948825]

>>19948817
what do you mean

[Anonymous No.19948829]

>>19948816
That was a very helpful way to illustrate it thank you for taking the time to explain it so thoroughly to me

[Anonymous No.19948831]

>>19948492
Who cares if it leads to Workhorse being filthy rich lmao

[Anonymous No.19948834]

>>19948814
Are you the jamaicaposter from pol?

[Anonymous No.19948843]

>>19948795
Just skimmed over the results of the stress test, WFC's results are relatively decent unless I'm reading these all wrong.

[Anonymous No.19948846]

>>19948825
Would break out of it's 3m channel for the first time.

[Anonymous No.19948847]

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hyliion-launches-fully-electric-powertrain-130000621.html

Think we'll get some decent gains on this later in the year?

[Anonymous No.19948848]

>>19948676
>I'm holding about 30 different shares/ETFs at the moment.
But why? Holding QQQ, VOO, SPY, FDN, SKYY would mean you just hold GOOG in 5 different ways for example.
I mean diversifying is nice but there is a point where you just lose track of what you own

[Anonymous No.19948879]

>>19948846
how important is a channel for levvy ETFs?
isn't the SOXX price movement more important?

[Anonymous No.19948886]

>wirecard down 50% today
Holy shit, did they fole for bankruptcy? Nothing on the news yet but insiders have to know something. Literally cheaper than dirt.

[Anonymous No.19948888]

>>19948847
Isnt that all priced into tortoise by now?

[Anonymous No.19948889]

Tell me a few Muskesque entrepreneurs

[Anonymous No.19948903]

>>19948886
They announced bankruptcy yesterday 11am German time or so. You can see the 75% drop after they got suspended from trading

[Anonymous No.19948921]

>>19948886
They have declared insolvency yesterday.

[Anonymous No.19948925]

>>19948888
I dunno, probably. I'm mostly banking on another pump when the ticker changes to HLYN tbqh.

[Anonymous No.19948945]

I'm new to biz if someone doesn't mind explaining this to me I want to clear up something. So when you're trading stock, you're in line for walmart more or less. If you place an price type limit that means that you will sell whatever you can when your turn comes up provided it is not higher than x or lower than x depending if you buy or sell?

[Anonymous No.19948958]

>>19948848
My ETFs form about 70% of stocks/shares portfolio and are a mix of global ETFs for the most part. The main overlap I have is between VOO and QQQ, with US stocks being 35% of my ETF portfolio. The rest is UK (x2, covering different indices), Europe, Japan, Pacific ex Japan and emerging markets. I wanted more control over regions that a single global ETF would provide.

As for my stocks (30%), I do feel I have too many. I've mainly focused on that for dividends so have bought small amounts in a number of companies, but am trying to exit quite a number of positions but am loathe to at a loss. I should get down to about 15 afterwards, but concentrated in fewer sectors.

[Anonymous No.19948959]

>>19948945
Yes. But it's not "whatever you can". You have to enter the amount of shares.

[Anonymous No.19948983]

>>19948945
Yes
>>19948959
I think what he means is that sometimes you dont get all shares filled. Except you go for AON type.

[Anonymous No.19948984]

Another day of watching my tanker positions sink

[Anonymous No.19948991]

>>19948984
Just dump those pieces of shit

[Anonymous No.19948992]

>>19948958
I only have stocks desu. I like picking my growth and value companies myself and nowadays buying AMZN is pretty much like buying an ETF for all kinds of things.

To each their own.

[Anonymous No.19948995]

>>19948879
I don't know. I just know it has not done it since March 23. It's been clockwork.

[Anonymous No.19948996]

>>19948984
>I have to hold till I hit 200% profit or 100% loss

[Anonymous No.19948999]

>>19948945
When you place a limit order, it will execute at that price or better (in your favor). If it partially hits that price, I think the order in which those shares are sold depends both on the order of the orders at the exchange, but also can be traded within your broker and your broker's broker as well.

[Anonymous No.19949015]

>>19948700
this is fine if your trading, the problem with investing in US stocks long term is you get doubly taxxed on your dividends

[Anonymous No.19949016]

>>19948295
could always buy yeast and flour. this is what $30 gets you in the US

[Anonymous No.19949026]

>>19948959
>>19948983
>>19948999

So that means to make the ideal amount of money you have to actively be able to predict a dip a day or so ahead and sell before it happens because if you join on the bandwagon by the time you sell it, it's likely not worth nearly as much?

[Anonymous No.19949028]

>>19948958
>I wanted more control over regions that a single global ETF would provide.
I understand the idea but with few exceptions all of the world markets track each other. The averaging helps for the same reason than indexes do.
VTSAX and VBTLX are what I recommend for family and friends. These track the entire US stock and bond markets, respectively,
BNDW and VTWSX are the equivalent for the world.
For investing, its boring but safe which is what you want for retirement portfolios.

[Anonymous No.19949041]

>>19948958
Then just invest in the specific ETFS for the countries you want then, pretty sure Morgan Stanley has one for almost every exchange.

[Anonymous No.19949046]

>>19949016
What would you do with that flour? Can you just submerge it in boiling water with salt (both almost free) to get a delicious and calorie-rich dish?

[Anonymous No.19949053]

>>19949046
I'm going to make 200 pizzas with it

[Anonymous No.19949054]

>>19949026
You will never make the "ideal" amount of money because of HFTs. And it hardly matters. If you are dealing with positions that are less than 1k, just straight up market buys and sells will do you better over the long term than being preoccupied with limit buys or sells.

[Anonymous No.19949056]

Anyone here read/have an option on the wells fargo dodd frank stress test performance results released the other day. Their projections are getting frighteningly close to the required minimums for leverage requirements.

Also an anon on /pol/ was rambling about working for an auditing/accounting firm that oversees the finances of a major us institution thats going tits up soon (1-2weeks) and filing bankruptcy.

I think it might be wells. Also the firm in charge of overseeing their finances has three offices in florida (KPMG)

[Anonymous No.19949058]

>>19948992
All FAANG companies are way too big to fall, and will only go higher. I did like that anon and had most of my money in ETFs, but now I have only lunch money (25%) in ETFs while most of my saved money is in companies like Microsoft/Apple/etc. If those go down, it's because there's already blood in the streets and the world will fall.

[Anonymous No.19949065]

>>19949053
blessed
post a pic

[Anonymous No.19949075]

Say sorry to the Horse
Only Iron hands will make it

[Anonymous No.19949083]

>>19949056
>trusts a random anon instead of seeing the financial reports himself
Did you actually ingest the stress test result, there are 2-3 banks that stand out in the direction that you're looking at.

[Anonymous No.19949087]

>>19949056
*a bit of context anon supplied a photo of an accounting license issued by the state of florida

[Anonymous No.19949093]

>>19949075
Will it get the contract? Or will the hybrid competitors win?

[Anonymous No.19949112]

>>19948754
anon im on day 2 of nofap and seeing pictures like this does not help me please avoid posting lewd images in the future.

[Anonymous No.19949114]

>>19949054
So don't do limit orders when starting out, just try to sell or buy price type market? I take it that it's because market buy and sells get executed faster than limit orders and anything below 1k in value is volatile enough that speed can be the difference rather than caution?

If i'm servery misinformed or off the target let me know. Trading is not as straight forward as I might have thought.

[Anonymous No.19949116]

>>19949083
I am currently reading it, just though someone might have been a little futher through it than me and could provide some perspective. Ultimately they're conducting the test in a hugely volatile enviroment and I believe they said in the opening summary prior to the graphs that the COVID pandemic increased the the margins for error in projections despite efforts to account for it.

[Anonymous No.19949131]

>>19949028
My fees are marginally lower this way and I have a system in place to rebalance. Vanguard are great though - only in a handful of cases did iShares have the cheaper tracker fund from my research.

The lack of trading fees also makes it less daunting having more ETFs. If I wanted to increase or decrease exposure to a particular region I have the flex to, but I take your point. In many cases these are big, global companies anyway, so geography is not the be all and end all.

[Anonymous No.19949189]

>>19949114
The only time I do limit orders is if I'm setting a stop limit to preserve my gains personally

[Anonymous No.19949198]

>>19949114
>So don't do limit orders when starting out, just try to sell or buy price type market?
You can play around with this with single shares to get a feel of why it hardly matters. And now that I think on it, I recommend it so you aren't taking some strangers advice. And why it often times bites you when waiting for the price point to cross your buy or sell limits. Among them that you will frequently see the HFTs trading at fractions of pennies. You need absolutely massive amounts of capital for that to be of primary concern (and an expert coder, with fiber optic cable directly to the exchange).
>I take it that it's because market buy and sells get executed faster than limit orders and anything below 1k in value is volatile enough that speed can be the difference rather than caution?
It's mostly that you are (probably) looking for swings of 1%+ so fractions of a penny is a silly thing to optimize.
> Trading is not as straight forward as I might have thought.
Are you trading or investing?

[Anonymous No.19949216]

fuck aston martin you useless cock sucking brand

[Anonymous No.19949238]

>>19947479
less fake numbers floating around on employment data bases is good right

[Anonymous No.19949240]

>>19949216
Glad I sold all mine at 76p. Wew lad

[Anonymous No.19949281]

>>19949189
>>19949198

I'm going to be honest and say I probably don't know the difference 100% yet with my monkey brain. I believe i'm trading because i'm trying to maximize profit on stock I bought at low price and sell it while i'd be making a 40% profit, but not breaking even on what I bought for all my shares.

I bought more than I needed because my tactic was to buy low, sell enough to break even on my initial buy price and then either stay for the long haul or sell my stock bit by bit. I think investing though is more about putting your wealth in something "too big to fail" like Disney or whatever. Don't have that kind of money yet.

[Anonymous No.19949289]

>>19949216
look at any other carmaker, especially premium
DAI, BMW all suck dick now
maybe i should jump into TSLA NKLA and new EV car guys memes

[Anonymous No.19949303]

>>19949289
why not just stay away from automotive in general?
there are other places to put your monies, honey

[Anonymous No.19949325]

which cheapie should i buy today?
XOM
RTX
JNJ
LMT
all look interesting

>>19949303
this is what i'm doing but then again people won't be riding on horses or whatever, car sales will boom again longterm, the question is just which propulsion

>other places
which ones? FAGMAN or what

[Anonymous No.19949327]

>>19948889
Satoshi Nakamoto

[Anonymous No.19949332]

>>19949116
Pre-provision Net Revenue, then look at the exposure to certain type of loans.

[Anonymous No.19949336]

>>19947424
Tesla going straight for the ATH again.

[Anonymous No.19949342]

>>19949303
Aston Martin is a gamble more than anything. They have been absolutely BTFO these past few years. Imagine those bagholding are hoping china comes along and buys the famous British spycar as part of their ongoing global dick-waving endeavour.

[Anonymous No.19949357]

Threadly reminder that DIVIDENDS are your FRIENDS. Take a shower.

[Anonymous No.19949369]

>>19949289
I find it hilarious that almost all analysts are extremely bearish on the automotive industry in general and yet TSLA bulls continue to think the problem is the cars not being electric.
>"Tesla's are appreciating assets"
That defies the very laws of physics.

[Anonymous No.19949391]

Fusion IPO Chads, get in here.

[Anonymous No.19949396]

i'm up to 280k now
i need to 2x this within a week, or i'm so screwed
what do

[Anonymous No.19949401]

>>19947424
lads I need your wisdom
I went all in on WKHS and have nice profits but should I hold through the weekend or sell and go all in on a weekend meme?

also what is the weekend meme lads?

[Anonymous No.19949448]

>>19947424
Start?

[Anonymous No.19949461]

why do i feel like the opening bell may be the high point of the day

>PM pump
>opening bell
>immediate dump as usual
>bounce comes up but doesn't match PM
>crab down all day
>massive power hour dump

[Anonymous No.19949487]

>>19949448
OP is allergic to hentai so he made an early half assed edition to remove it.

[Anonymous No.19949488]

Thread sure is slow tonight...

[Anonymous No.19949497]

>>19949325
XOM
*insert DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FRIENDS anon*

[Anonymous No.19949498]

>>19947627
>knee deep in DFEN
>probably bought a while ago
Ouch m8, I've been eye'ing DFEN for a while, Definitely a investment, super cheap right now. I'm probably going there after KTOV is pumped.

[Anonymous No.19949565]

HTZ is going to moon today. 100%+ gains today. 1000%+ gains next week.

[Anonymous No.19949570]

>>19948383
I'm glad I held, WKHS is finally paying off. They will be the Tesla of commercial trucking.

[Anonymous No.19949590]

>>19948408
SHLL

[Anonymous No.19949602]

>Wirecard higher up literally disappeared and tries to avoid authorities
>Now getting manhunted in the Philippines
Jesus Christ

[Anonymous No.19949605]

>>19949357
I already took a shower...

[Anonymous No.19949611]

>>19948383
>he thinks demonrats like (((Feinstein))) will let a goy company like WKHS operate in Commiefornia
lol

[Anonymous No.19949614]

Tomboys are for LONGING not for SHORTING

[Anonymous No.19949622]

>>19949570
They better b-b-be

[Anonymous No.19949625]

>>19948676
>>19948690
Fastly is pumping for the same reason Cloudflare pumped. Websites realizing they need collocation and load balancing, and these companies are nearly plug and play for that. I was a $NET fan when it was $22. It's got room to grow with its market cap, as well.

[Anonymous No.19949629]

>>19947577
>percentage is at the money premium as percentage of market price
So if price stays flat, you pocket the premium?

[Anonymous No.19949637]

>>19949498
You're retarded. Leveraged ETFs don't exist for "investment"

[Anonymous No.19949644]

FULL DEPO in tomboys

[Anonymous No.19949660]

>>19949614
>No 2D tomboy stepping on you while doing rest between squats
Why is life suffering, Anon?

[Anonymous No.19949689]

>>19949660

[Anonymous No.19949691]

>>19948801
I feeled like a dump was coming back in April and it didnt happen. Entered back in and made a profit.
Same now. Fed& Friends will let us keep our money.

[Anonymous No.19949696]

>>19948676
I only really buy burger stocks due to stamp duty on UK listings

Only UK listed holding I own at the moment is RDSB

[Anonymous No.19949700]

summer is here and markets are asleep until October

did you work out for your summer body?

[Anonymous No.19949704]

>>19949281

Was I that retarded with that statement?

[Anonymous No.19949710]

>>19949637
Fuck off back to r*ddit.com

[Anonymous No.19949722]

heh, nothin personal, r*ddit poorfags

https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio?s=y&timePeriod=4&startYear=1985&firstMonth=1&endYear=2020&lastMonth=12&calendarAligned=true&includeYTD=false&initialAmount=10000&annualOperation=0&annualAdjustment=0&inflationAdjusted=true&annualPercentage=0.0&frequency=4&rebalanceType=1&absoluteDeviation=5.0&relativeDeviation=25.0&showYield=false&reinvestDividends=true&portfolioNames=false&portfolioName1=Portfolio+1&portfolioName2=Portfolio+2&portfolioName3=Portfolio+3&symbol1=TQQQ&allocation1_1=50&symbol2=TMF&allocation2_1=50

[Anonymous No.19949735]

>>19949722
>that url length
AHHH MY MOUSE IS MOVING BY ITSELF

[Anonymous No.19949769]

>>19949700
Source?
Seems like some original though

[Anonymous No.19949793]

>>19949700
Post body

[Anonymous No.19949814]

cut losses on TTNP and join SHLL or did I miss the boat?

[Anonymous No.19949832]

>>19948846
Try this: scroll back a week ago and draw your memelines. Then look at what the stock did last week. Did TA give you any actionable predictions?

Any TA pattern that couldn't predict the movements of the previous week won't be able to predict the movements of the coming week.

[Anonymous No.19949838]

>>19949325
RDS.B

[Anonymous No.19949845]

>>19949722
all i learned from that is that i should all-in TQQQ and the only way that could fuck me is if the entire market was fucked anyway

[Anonymous No.19949920]

>>19947424
how to get 25% apr?

[Anonymous No.19949923]

so maybe it WASN'T the presentation the fucked with WKHS?

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-autos-ford-f150/americas-best-selling-vehicle-becomes-a-cybertruck-with-a-familiar-face-idUSKBN23X007

[Anonymous No.19949927]

next week looks pretty boring desu

[Anonymous No.19949935]

>>19949927
what's going to happen over the next 2 days?

[Anonymous No.19949937]

https://www.instagram.com/p/B52fNg7J2Oo/

Cybertruck is aquatic

All other auto manufacturers officially BTFO

[Anonymous No.19949938]

I feel like people are forgetting that that the 2008 global financial crisis was actually a rollercoaster ride that was over two years long. I doubt when shit was looking bad back in 2007 anyone thought it would get as bad as it did

[Anonymous No.19949939]

>>19949935
no reputable company announces earnings over the weekend

[Anonymous No.19949940]

>>19949927
What's Macy's doing on Wednesday

[Anonymous No.19949941]

>>19949937
um
wouldn't it immediately submerge when it tried to move forward

[Anonymous No.19949950]

>>19949939
i'm not talking about that
i'm talking about cities lighting on fire or trump sending in the national guard to liberate chaz

[Anonymous No.19949953]

>>19949722
My CFD broker doesn't have TMF nor any other 3x treasury ETF.

[Anonymous No.19949954]

>>19949941
Do boats immediately submerge when they move forward?

You fucking peat gavel

[Anonymous No.19949955]

>>19949923
No it was definitely the presentation. The timing of the dump was too perfect and you could hear redditors pink wojaking around the world. But after they got the fuck out everything stabilized and we're back to the mid 9s pre market today. They were expecting the presentation to be a Michael Bay movie.

[Anonymous No.19949970]

>>19949937
>3d animation
Are you retarded anon?

[Anonymous No.19949990]

>>19949605
Congrats Anon!

[Anonymous No.19950018]

>>19949954
are boats shaped as a wedge with the already-submerged front pointing down into the water?

[Anonymous No.19950024]

>>19949955
it was pretty bad

[Anonymous No.19950027]

>>19947479
I agree that this report seems bunk.

[Anonymous No.19950029]

>>19947497
Futures are stupid, you may as well have the local shaman cast his chicken bones and do a reading

[Anonymous No.19950038]

>>19950024
It was horrible. But Lordstown is thankfully only 10% of WKHS.

[Anonymous No.19950044]

>>19949920
Capital One credit card

[Anonymous No.19950048]

>Dis obeyed my own rule of having at least 1k on the sidelines for dippy buys
Who else bag holding until the market copies each-others homeworks and goes back up?

[Anonymous No.19950065]

cofvefe gang where u at

[Anonymous No.19950071]

>>19949955
>tfw the presentation was awful on purpose so insiders could load up on sub $8 WKHS

[Anonymous No.19950076]

IBIO has been a very comfy hold

[Anonymous No.19950077]

Is it too late for VXRT?

[Anonymous No.19950081]

>>19950044
kek

[Anonymous No.19950083]

So what are the predictions today boys? Red or Green

[Anonymous No.19950086]

>>19950044
jej

[Anonymous No.19950091]

>>19950065
Up $200 overnight so I’m super comfy :)

[Anonymous No.19950092]

>>19950065
ur breath stink

[Anonymous No.19950093]

>>19947488
So long as you don't subsist off of your investments, there's nothing wrong with leveraged ETFs. Historical data shows they consistently pull off magnificent returns at little drawdown, comparatively, and the breakers all but ensure you can never be wiped out. You can also simulate their performance for the past 150 years and see that they work fantastically the whole time.

[Anonymous No.19950102]

>>19950065
Second cup already. Lazy Friday edition.

[Anonymous No.19950104]

new

>>19950101
>>19950101
>>19950101

[Anonymous No.19950144]

>>19950065
I'm trying to move to yerba mate. Stomach can't handle my morning coffee anymore, sigh.
Also, the horse is keeping me in the green so nice start for today.

[Anonymous No.19950154]

>>19949056
>>19949056
good then maybe i wont have to pay off my wells fargo credit card

[Anonymous No.19950157]

>>19950018
The shape of the boat does not influence its buoyancy, Musk said the model S floats so this isnt a stretch

[Anonymous No.19950293]

>>19949990
Thanks
Congratulations to you as well

[Anonymous No.19950699]

Didn't want to waste a day trade on KTOV yesterday for a measly $130 gain, but now I feel dumb. Really gotta get that $25k.

[Anonymous No.19951533]

Got a few shares of SHLL

[Anonymous No.19951776]

bobo day?

[Anonymous No.19952879]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.19953051]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

MY BAGS

[Anonymous No.19953069]

>>19950157
musk also said the truck had bulletproof windows...

[Anonymous No.19953085]

Who else planning to buy the dump during and after the press release

[Anonymous No.19953091]

>>19953069
oh yeah not to mention the 3 and Y both have water intrusion issues in rain

[Anonymous No.19953115]

>ctrl+f
>no GALT
>no SAVA
>no SNSS

It's like yall niggas hate money

[Anonymous No.19953122]

>>19953115
B-but check out my gamma

>>19953051

[Anonymous No.19953227]

>>19953115
I own 2/3 of those :^)

[Anonymous No.19953229]

Ded thred

[Anonymous No.19953349]

Had to sell my fucking meme TTNP stack at $10 overall loss because I need more cash for rent. At least my car is fixed. I thought I was just retarded but turns out calipers/rotors getting the enamel worn off of them is getting more and more common. Even the mechanic, who gets paid to fix the problem, was irritated about it, saying all the cars are made with cheap parts from China and he can't wait until things open back up and companies go back to decent quality American parts already.
He said this straight up and unsolicited to me, an obese guy who looks like a retarded stoner (it's not my fault, my face is just fucked up and I don't sleep well), in a HARD blue state, he only knows me vaguely because he knew my parents.
Incredibly based behavior by this greasy man, I told him I also couldn't wait.
I can feel the gears beginning to turn again. The democrats are in the throes of their most pathetic and sinister gambit yet, and whether or not they get the election out of it doesn't matter in the long term. They've overplayed and have no choice but to keep hyping up a race war no one actually fucking wants while pretending to be peacemakers.

[Anonymous No.19953378]

can someone give me a tldr on the stress test results ? im a brainlet

[Anonymous No.19953494]

SSL business is NOT affected by US virus stats. S.A. Is almost in full recovery. Fuel demand there is up. SSL is AGAIN misjudged by Wall Street and day traders. Accumulate dips and enjoy 20 by year end.

[Anonymous No.19953691]

I sold $140 worth of stock, the sales went through, but my cash purchasing power is on $64 on etrade. Anyone know what might cause this? It's the first time it's happened for me.