/smg/ - Stock Market General

[Anonymous No.21458964]

Milo and Otis are shorting SPX to 2300, how about you?

>Brokers:
https://pastebin.com/F1yujtVq

>Stock market words:
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>Risk management:
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>Live Bloomberg stream:
http://www.livenewson.com/american/bloomberg-television-business.html

>Educational sites:
https://www.investopedia.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain
https://nhentai.net/tag/inflation/

>Free chart:
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/

>Wife Market
https://e-hentai.org/g/1518756/e46661f9a4/

>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

No cute animals:
>>21443758

[Anonymous No.21458985]

I bought my first ever stocks today :)

[Anonymous No.21459030]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asm406bKqes

Normies talking about strangles on TQQQ
I wonder what their actual portfolios are since these guys never seem to show their actual accounts

[Anonymous No.21459038]

If you want to buy multiple contracts (>10), is it better to set your limit price a tiny bit over the ask price? My broker charges commission on every trade + per contract, so I'm trying to mitigate my losses due to commissions.

[Anonymous No.21459081]

>Caturday

[Anonymous No.21459097]

>>21459030
Youtube experts ona subject tend to make 95% of income on youtube and selling advice. Their actual returns or holdings are usually lies.

[Anonymous No.21459162]

>>21458992
I literally saw a car with the license plate "Shekels" last night in Phoenix. Arizona will remain right up until Mexicans flood the state.

[Anonymous No.21459173]

>>21459038
find a new broker jesus

[Anonymous No.21459351]

>>21459172
Border run?

I take it you mean go under a vacation/visitor visa for 3 months. Leave for a day via border and come back tomorrow for another 3 months? I mean if that is 100% I'd highly consider it. Albeit if I pick Iceland I'll have to get a plane ticket lmao.

[Anonymous No.21459369]

>>21458964
Omg no not fake homeward bound

>>21459081
Cute cot

[Anonymous No.21459388]

I would like to visit Iceland during Christmas

[Anonymous No.21459624]

>>21459173
Why?

[Anonymous No.21459667]

>>21459162
Isn't Arizona already full of Mexicans ?

[Anonymous No.21459699]

Should I buy more HIBL? Or NAIL? Or any other leveraged ETF? Seems like shit is just going to continue irrationally going up unless I'm missing something

[Anonymous No.21459727]

>>21459667
Not enough to turn it blue... yet.

[Anonymous No.21459743]

>>21458964
Anyone else amazed at SHLL mooning Thursday and Friday? Maybe the merger is happening soon? Either way bought in at 19 and it’s looking good

[Anonymous No.21459764]

>>21459030
Also curious on this. How succesful would I be on youtube if i showed my portfolio and plays and my thought process. Even if I failed or won I get the feeling my honest process would gain me a viewership. Almost made a youtube account months back as i wanted to do it for fun (lets plays on games I enjoy).

Would probably have had a good viewer amount if I did it on Dark Souls 3 with a facecam (my siblings find my reactions hiliarious and one mentioned it is a hard game series I did well solo as I didn't use multiplayer until shortly before the last boss). Never went through with it as they'd have to keep silent during recordings ruining the enjoyability on our end.

[Anonymous No.21459890]

>>21459764
make a short video and then we can review it
you need some fun or clever bits, if it's all boring and dumb I won't like it

[Anonymous No.21459923]

>>21459437
Nvm looks like i understood correctly. One problem though would be if i could
>own a house
>get a job

[Anonymous No.21460002]

>>21459764
>stuck in a game
>looks up play through
>cringey faggit facecams and spergs during a game play through

Zoomers soys made gaming into fagotry with this shit desu

Only worth facecam game play throughs are holo live type waifus

[Anonymous No.21460016]

I think I found out how to get free money. Buy/sell Tesla calls on the candlesticks in the first 10 minutes when it's super volatile. Made $400 between 2 trades each day last week. only downside is the calls cost 15k.

[Anonymous No.21460054]

>>21459624
>My broker charges commission on every trade + per contract

[Anonymous No.21460121]

Give me some fucking REITs, bros.

[Anonymous No.21460127]

>>21460016
>literally betting 15k for a measly 400dollar profit each time

That’s like a 3% return for such a massive risk

[Anonymous No.21460198]

should i take a chance on a leveraged GOLD etf, since buffet has went in on gold.

[Anonymous No.21460295]

>>21460054
I'm not from the US so my options are limited. I use a commission free broker for my stocks and just use this one for my option trading.

[Anonymous No.21460307]

>>21459890
>make a short video
Lol they'd be short for stock stuff. Not really much to talk about as I'd only be posting stuff maybe every few days and explaining why I did what I did.

Eg. When I
>buy stocks and how long term the play is
>sold a stock
>credit spreads
>single option plays

Granted if I did this I'd get paranoid about the SEC banging on my door as all it takes is for me to be really succesful one time and I'd likely skyrocket in viewers who would likely copy my every move before some Karen falsely reports me as pump and dump scammer or some pist off viewer who went all in on a bad play I made. Not interested in going to prison for just showing what I do on stocks and options and being falsely accused of pump and dumper.

[Anonymous No.21460358]

>>21460198
Just buy GDX, GDXJ, and SILJ

[Anonymous No.21460401]

>>21460127
is there anything else I can do for a 3% daily return? it's worked so far but yes I feel like a degenerate doing it.

[Anonymous No.21460468]

>>21460198
N A K
A
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[Anonymous No.21460474]

I settled on this dumb portfolio in April or so to ride out the climb, what should I change at the moment? It's been a nice climb but I think I need to drop some of the ETFs and one of MA/V.

Any suggestions? I trust weekend advice more but the advice I got sometime recently was alright still. I know it's shit but any actual advice would be great.

[Anonymous No.21460482]

>>21460198
Nah.
For me it’s RING, PHYS, and GOLD. The largecap gold names are the safest bet and could still have significant upside.

[Anonymous No.21460518]

>>21459764
Just be entertaining and have good editing skills and I'm sure you'll make it

Investing is mainstream as fuck now (just look at Dave Portnoy), he makes it fun for the viewers on Twitter and shit

[Anonymous No.21460521]

>>21460002
>>cringey faggit facecams and spergs during a game play through
Lmao. Same sentiment though. You need the right touch otherwise it's cringey and annoying. Most gameplay i watch doesn't need facecams. Only games I like facecams on for the most part are horror games and jumpscare games. Reaction has to be legit though as if it feels forced its feels like watching the vid is pointless.

[Anonymous No.21460527]

>>21459351
>>21459923
It's never 100% because countries can deny you entry for any reason they decide.

It looks like it really wouldn't work in Europe because they're bringing all the countries into one system called ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) and you have to apply online before you get there. The European countries that are not included in this system are United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus. ETIAS, at least for people from my country, allows you to stay 90 days within every 180-day period and it is valid for a total of 3 years.

[Anonymous No.21460545]

>>21460474
I dumped my V on Friday and plan to add to my MA on any weakness. But I want to raise a bit more cash right now.

[Anonymous No.21460607]

>>21458964
Anyone close a covered call early? Why? Contemplating doing it because I think I fucked up the expiration (way too far out).

[Anonymous No.21460615]

Literally turn /smg/ into proper video format and I will watch that shit every day after coming home from work while I eat dinner

Oddly specific but I'm running out of content to watch while eating or while soul cycling and the only thing that gets my blood rushing nowadays is ~the stock market~ & thinking about plays that people haven't figured out yet

[Anonymous No.21460748]

>>21460607
If the price drops down to one cent why not cover and limit your risk?

[Anonymous No.21460930]

>>21460607
I close my covered call if the price tanks hard & I want to keep the underlying stock or leverage

Usually occurs with calendar spreads. I have a bunch of BABA, AAPL calls that I write short leg calls on every week. I close them out whenever they reach 10-20% of their original value.

[Anonymous No.21460959]

>>21460748
Here is my logic for buying and you can tell me how much of an idiot I am:
>stock is around $15
>have conviction it will go up past $20 by EOY (maybe sooner), but am willing to take $17.50 at the cheapest
>buy 2 covered calls with my 200 shares at 17.50 expiring 6/21 (next June)
>post in here about it since in my account, it shows as a negative balance, and an anon mentions that its a bit far out (I learned basic options trading and applied the idea that further out = less volatility due to time decay
what do?

[Anonymous No.21460976]

Can anyone recommend me any good books to read? I've read one of the original prints of "How to make money in stocks" by William O Neill. I'm looking for books on stocks only, options are too scary.

[Anonymous No.21460983]

>>21459351
>>21460527
Here is a helpful map showing the countries that will be included in this system.

[Anonymous No.21461138]

>>21460615
Yeah I get that, I use anime while eating/biking, but don’t have much I’m excited about.

>>21460976
>Can anyone recommend me any good books to read?

/smg/ is a big fan of Neuromancer, Asimovs’s Foundation, and a lot of Lovecraft’s work.

[Anonymous No.21461332]

>>21459030
You can assume any youtuber claiming any success is being disingenuous. It doesn't matter though. If they have good advice you can confirm, good. If not, ignore. And of course never pay a youtuber for information, courses, access to p&d group etc.

[Anonymous No.21461375]

>>21458985
Yay!

[Anonymous No.21461512]

>>21461332
I see obvious scam comments and sometimes I wonder if people actually fall for them.. and I'm sure they do.

[Anonymous No.21461596]

>>21461138
Cryptonomicon is good. It's fiction novel revolving around codebreaking.

[Anonymous No.21461632]

AAPL 150 EOM

[Anonymous No.21461641]

>>21461512
>I'm sure they do.
Of course. The dream of hitching on to a winning wagon on the stock market for a modest fee is irresistible to some.

[Anonymous No.21461664]

>>21460121
i've been watching REI.UN, NXR.UN, and maybe SOT.UN. I picked RioCan in the end since these REITs all move together anyways, and i may as well pick the big one that has more liquidity. Payout ratio still sustainable based on FFO.Do note that was outperformed by both BPY and HR.UN during the period towards June peak, im guessing because of the differences in leverage (not really sure, didnt bother to look into BPY and HR.UN deeply because i dont want exposure to US real estate).

i don't like CHP.UN since you're basically buying Loblaws stock and it was not oversold as everyone recognized they're going to stay healthy through corona. The market is more hesitant with the rest of commercial real estate, and that's where the gambling upside is if you think the death of retail/office was way overblown. It's not going to go back to pre-corona levels, but I'm betting we will see some nice quick flips regardless towards the Christmas season with little risk.

the question is though, is it going to outperform tech? It definitely hasn't so far.

[Anonymous No.21461670]

>>21460521
>ruining the build up tension of a horror game with a faggit's face

There is no face that is better than the million dollar plot invested on the game desu

Face cams are always faggotry.

[Anonymous No.21461826]

>watching people play videogames

[Anonymous No.21461878]

Buy AUY
Even warren Buffett is buying miners

[Anonymous No.21461908]

If you had to dump your entire portfolio in 2 FAGMAN stocks RIGHT NOW, which 2 are you doing?

[Anonymous No.21461913]

GME
> ~100% short interest
> Q3 & Q4 FCF > mcap
> Will squeeze harder than KODK
> ER next week !

[Anonymous No.21461927]

>>21461908
GPRO and IVR

[Anonymous No.21462066]

>>21461908
Amazon
Microsoft

[Anonymous No.21462073]

>>21461927
holy shit gopro really is junk why is it pumping

[Anonymous No.21462164]

>>21461908
Mastercard, Shopify, and lulu.

[Anonymous No.21462281]

>>21462073
YOU AM JUNK WHY YOU BREATH

[Anonymous No.21462319]

Biomemes make me so mad. Instantly be set for life by guessing right two or three times. It's so alluring.

[Anonymous No.21462351]

>>21459081
I just had all my cat's teeth extracted. he's had terrible teeth and gums for a while. local vet wanted $2k.. and a vet an hour away wanted $400, soo...

he's doing very well by the way, thanks for asking.

[Anonymous No.21462393]

>>21462351
What are some investments that could possibly outpace not having a mortgage?
Let's assume a 2 bedroom not shit hole, but cheaper house, and you dont have garbage credit. Reasonably, where could you get over ~$700/mo or 8k+/yr for $160k? That's over 5%, not to mention it's guaranteed.

[Anonymous No.21462432]

>>21462351
>>21462393
Didnt mean to quote you there, sorry bro.

[Anonymous No.21462433]

You guys think SLV is gonna moon because of Buffet buying Gold?

[Anonymous No.21462777]

>>21462393
the reason you buy a house is because you'd be paying rent anyways and a shelter is a necessity. In some cases, a mortgage might end up being cheaper than the expected rent from a house (especially if it can be rented out as two units). Some people buy a house just so the renters can pay their entire mortgage for them AND some profit, hence why there are usually some shit that discourages people buying more than one house (e.g. only your primary residence is exempt from capital gains taxes in canada), not that it's really stopped people from going going deep into it especially with Air BnB.

im glad corona fucked over the idiots who buy like 5 houses and rent them out as short term rentals, seriously fuck them for making the housing shit around here even worse.

[Anonymous No.21462801]

>>21462433
I think GLDJ and SLVJ are going to make great gains.

[Anonymous No.21462846]

>>21458985
Congrats bro. What did you get?

Also, don't get discouraged if the market correction comes this week.

[Anonymous No.21462896]

>>21462319
Biomemes make me so happy. Instantly be fucked for life by guessing wrong two or three times. It's so amusing.

[Anonymous No.21462902]

>>21460198
if you want riskier plays try juniors: tudor, skeena, enduro metals, prospect gold

some more crazy than others

[Anonymous No.21462928]

>>21459038
If you're getting charged commission you may as well just invest in a hedge fund. If you're investing yourself you really have to use something commission free like RH.

[Anonymous No.21463098]

Dont forgit,
to buy FitBit

[Anonymous No.21463115]

>>21462351
Nigga, how is he going to eat without teeth?

[Anonymous No.21463229]

I killed RKG and ate her

[Anonymous No.21463236]

>>21463115
wet food (which I fucking gag at just thinking about) or moistened dry food.

[Anonymous No.21463277]

>>21461908
Faceberg and more FB

[Anonymous No.21463307]

>he bought apple at $450
Oh no no no...
No no....
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.21463311]

>>21462777
Sure but now banks are just buying up the houses and doing the same thing, except it's even worse since now that money's going to a bank instead of people.

[Anonymous No.21463314]

>>21463229
no eat RKG

[Anonymous No.21463329]

>>21460615
Have you considered subscribing to The Great Courses? Getting it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. It has lots of classes on investing and finance as well as every other college subject you can think of.

[Anonymous No.21463398]

>>21460976
get into the great canon of Western Philosophy. start with the Greeks: Plato, Aristotle, etc. Socrates was a bit of a turd but he's kinda based..

[Anonymous No.21463418]

>>21463314
You never answered my emails
Driving to texas now

[Anonymous No.21463436]

I'm spending 500 on monday. What to buy? I would rather have safe than sorry.

[Anonymous No.21463485]

>>21463436
gold miners.

[Anonymous No.21463491]

>>21462928
I'm from leafland. Robinhood is not an option

[Anonymous No.21463494]

>>21462846
>Also, don't get discouraged if the market correction comes this week.

Is there something that makes you think that...

[Anonymous No.21463500]

>>21463436
Do you want something long term or short term?

[Anonymous No.21463513]

>>21462846
mro, crpx, cig, and regi, not a whole lot for any of them, just a little bit right now. I'll invest more and into more stocks when i start up my new position and start getting salaried

[Anonymous No.21463521]

>>21463436
1 APPL turn it into 4.

[Anonymous No.21463522]

>>21462351
I've always wanted to start a non-profit that helps people pay for surgeries for their pets. But I can't figure out how to make sure it gets to people who actually need it. It seems too easy to scam, and I unironically want to help people. Would I just try to partner with vets around the US? What do you all think?

[Anonymous No.21463596]

>>21462777
Problem is that you are rsponsible out of pocket for any repairs or if something happens to go wrong, and that coupled with property tax can raise your "monthly" rate by the end of the year to be more than if you just paid rent somewhere equivalent. I'd love to own a house, but I don't think it makes much sens for me financially at the moment

[Anonymous No.21463683]

>>21463522
I honestly have no idea how you'd take on that task. at a minimum you would need 1) a source of money (e.g. wealthy donors); 2) an administrative infrastructure (e.g. cheap interns); and 3) a means to advertise in order to obtain (1)

[Anonymous No.21463688]

>>21463500

Kind of long term. But it's for a friend, they'll freak out if it plummets immediately only with the promise to maybe one day increase.

[Anonymous No.21463716]

Can someone please help me. I was trying to learn options but with real stocks and money. I wrote a covered call. And I want to get out of it Monday it doesn't expire until 8/21. How can I do this? I know I'm a retard and I should learn more but please help I don't want to lose my shares and their upside

[Anonymous No.21463720]

>he didn't buy Tesla

[Anonymous No.21463749]

>>21462846
>>21463513
>crpx
wait I'm sorry, I'm a bit tired right now, i meant cprx

[Anonymous No.21463762]

>>21463683
I'm not worried about raising the money, or running the operation. I can do that, and I have practical experience in that area. I just don't know how to actually get money to the people that need it without getting scammed consistently

[Anonymous No.21463798]

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[Anonymous No.21463858]

>>21463798
This the dam?

[Anonymous No.21463897]

>>21463798

abaj is a jojo reference, right?

[Anonymous No.21463940]

>>21463494
More than 100 days up. Patterns of institutional investors tanking stocks after even great earnings (taking their money out of the market), very flat but volatile the past week only propped up by things like announced Tesla stock split, bullshit news of Russian vaccine, and a few things like that,

But the most significant reason IMO is that we now know we won't get stimmies until September and we may not get them at all. Rumor was that Trump was going to sign more EOs for stimulus Friday but that turned out to be bullshit. Trade negotiations also went badly with China this weekend and hostility only seems to be increasing.

I'm confident enough that it may happen that I've pulled out into cash almost entirely and am just doing research to determine where I want to buy in on various stocks.

BUT, I'm far from an expert and honestly pretty new to active investing. Don't panic on my account.

[Anonymous No.21463962]

>>21462777
>im glad corona fucked over the idiots who buy like 5 houses and rent them out as short term rentals

did those people really get fucked over or did they just get bailout money? I don't think I've seen any real post-mortem numbers on it

[Anonymous No.21463967]

>>21463762
I figure the "transfer of money" would be from donor -> your organization -> the vets. Don't give any donated money directly to pet owners, give it to the vets. And then folks with little money could apply to have their pets fixed up. You could do a lottery system, maybe "weigh" it based on total family income, severity of pet operation, etc etc. hell i'm spit-balling on some anime board, I don't really know.

re: the scamming, you're either being a bit cynical, or I'm being a bit naive. in any case...I can't think of anyone who would get scammed if the transfer of money goes from donor -> your organization -> the vets, who gotta invoice to make that $$. the only scamming being done would you (You) if you decide to walk away with the money

[Anonymous No.21464010]

No stimulus talks confirmed for another month. Will markets crash now?

[Anonymous No.21464032]

Is there a reason coke hasn't really recovered from the march covid crash yet? You would think bottled drinks would do fantastic during a quarantine period, but even now it's at 48 down from february's 60

[Anonymous No.21464056]

>Bought Barrick months ago
>Just saw king boomer bought Barrick
~ "I'm in the money..." ~

[Anonymous No.21464078]

>>21464032
if i don't have a job and have 3 kids to feed I'm not buying Coke anymore, I'm having them drink tap water

[Anonymous No.21464089]

>>21464032
Can't speak for others but I usually only drink coke when I go out to eat or to the movie theatre

[Anonymous No.21464119]

>>21464078
>>21464089

is it a pretty good buy then? guaranteed millions?

[Anonymous No.21464154]

>>21462777
>the reason you buy a house is because you'd be paying rent anyways and a shelter is a necessity. In some cases, a mortgage might end up being cheaper than the expected rent from a house (especially if it can be rented out as two units). Some people buy a house just so the renters can pay their entire mortgage for them AND some profit, hence why there are usually some shit that discourages people buying more than one house (e.g. only your primary residence is exempt from capital gains taxes in canada), not that it's really stopped people from going going deep into it especially with Air BnB.
The whole "rent covers your mortgage" meme hasn't been true where I live (Toronto) in a long time.

[Anonymous No.21464194]

>>21463798
im going to put my chingdong in you lushan

[Anonymous No.21464196]

>>21463307
It’s literally going to get pumped to shit come the split lmao

And tech only goes up anyway

[Anonymous No.21464200]

>>21464089
I work a tech job for a pretty good company and we have a cafeteria with a bunch of really good free snacks and food and shit and I only ever drink soda at all there because it’s free. I also go through like 10 packs of gushers a day.

[Anonymous No.21464206]

>>21464119
I'd argue that Yes - KO is an unironically "good" buy, but don't expect amazing returns on it.

[Anonymous No.21464209]

>>21463962
Small landlords did get fucked though it varies from state to state. There was mortgage relief worked into the CARES act but you're still not profiting off the renter and in some states (CA and PA were particularly bad if I remember right) the eviction moratorium lasted even longer. Plus, without rent, your mortgage alone isn't covering depreciation and damage to the house.

There is a good Time magazine article about it. I'd generally tell you to take modern Time articles with a grain of salt but given that the article goes against their traditional narrative it seems alright.

[Anonymous No.21464212]

>>21463967
Giving to the vets is the only way I could think of, maybe that is the best way to do it. Maybe have a program where people could apply to us through their vet, and we process their application then ngive the money directly to the vet.

My worry is that vets can over-charge if they know we are paying, but I guess the vets we hook up with would have to provide us with general prices they typically charge for various surgeries. Maybe I'm being overly-cynical with scamming. I'm not going to walk away with the money, I actually do want to help people.

Thanks Anon

[Anonymous No.21464242]

>>21464032
KO might as well be a mattress to throw your money under

[Anonymous No.21464243]

>>21464200
>I also go through like 10 packs of gushers a day.

gross dude

[Anonymous No.21464266]

>>21463329
Name 5 that were worth the time.

>>21464032
restaurants and bars
I’m feeling more bullish on PEP’s chart right now and Frito-Lay monies.

>>21464242
Except KO pays dividends and can actually appreciate due to a weakening dollar.

[Anonymous No.21464288]

>>21464242
It'll bestir itself to return to pre-covid levels before end of year.

[Anonymous No.21464291]

>>21460002
thats why u type no commentary faggot

[Anonymous No.21464319]

>>21464243
Still gotta finish that show. Maybe the new seasons of west world and better call Saul too.

[Anonymous No.21464398]

>>21464319
No commentary used to be the default...

[Anonymous No.21464413]

>>21464319
>Maybe the new seasons of west world
yuck. I'm judging you from my side of the world!! sorry. Sure season 1 was great (and boy do I love Ed Harris) but fuck me I couldn't get on board with season 2.

[Anonymous No.21464416]

>>21464209
if it's

https://time.com/5846383/coronavirus-small-landlords/

It's still just a bunch of anecdotes. It isn't a bad article, I'm just hoping to read somewhere hard numbers about how many landlords this thing is wiping out. But I guess the game is still not over, so they haven't tallied up the scores enough to post them.

[Anonymous No.21464441]

>>21463716
Help faggots

[Anonymous No.21464464]

>>21463688
I like PTON to grow up to earnings but it's possible it'll dip again first. It's possible almost anything will dip right now though.

I don't like recommending stocks to friends. I'd give him a few choices and let him pull the trigger.

[Anonymous No.21464496]

>>21462433
>because of
No. The sentient camels running the price of shinies do not care about Buffett buying up a small position in a gold miner.

[Anonymous No.21464507]

TRUMP BANNING ALIBABA

[Anonymous No.21464513]

>>21464441
This guy sucks, calls himself tyler durden cringy as shit, and said the market was going to crash in the middle of june this year. How much more wrong could he have been

[Anonymous No.21464530]

>>21460002
I just use old school written guides on gamefaqs. I can read way faster than some YouTube sperg can talk and their whole vibe always just makes me cringe.

[Anonymous No.21464532]

>>21464441
https://www.great-option-trading-strategies.com/closing-covered-calls-early.html

[Anonymous No.21464611]

>>21464496
So you still think it's going up?

[Anonymous No.21464626]

>1- GOOGL
>2- MSFT
>3- FB
>4- AMZN
>5- AAPL
>10000- NFLX

prove me wrong

[Anonymous No.21464650]

>>21464532
When I go to buy it it makes me set a price to bid from the market can't I just buy my own back?

[Anonymous No.21464682]

>>21462777
Nice trips, man. Yeah faggots fuck shit up for everyone. I was talking more in more of a penny saved is a penny earned mindset.

[Anonymous No.21464701]

>>21464416
Anecdotal is the style all those articles are written in, it's how normies connect to the story. But if you read the whole thing it contains details on the regulations.

[Anonymous No.21464728]

>>21464611
Yeah it may. Conditions are still good for it.

[Anonymous No.21464749]

>>21464626

The real N in FAGMAN is NVDA

[Anonymous No.21464776]

>>21463596
The figure I was talking about didnt include taxes, just fyi. Youd be able to pay for anything big if you just didnt overspend the "extra" money.

[Anonymous No.21464784]

>>21464507
Nothing surprising. He had already made clear that he would fuck with any company from mainland china.

[Anonymous No.21464798]

>>21464650
someone else help this poor dude.. I don't fuck with options enough. I view it like this: you WROTE (aka SOLD) a call for X company at Y strike price with Z expiration. if you personally BUY the same exact call for X company at Y strike price with Z expiration, you should be fine, and you should have "closed out" / nullified the original call that you WROTE. someone confirm this so that this dude can sleep tonight

[Anonymous No.21464944]

>>21464784
A lot of people still haven't grasped that somehow though. They deserve exactly what they're going to get.

[Anonymous No.21465002]

So inflation is typically like 2-3% a year right? Is it going to be something crazy like 6% with the money printing? Does putting every penny I have into stocks now avoid that?

[Anonymous No.21465011]

>>21460976
Isaac Asimov
Neal Stephenson
Robert Heinlein
William Gibson
Steven Erikson
Frank Herbert

[Anonymous No.21465038]

>>21464798
Yes thank you. I will spend a year studying before I do it again I just wanted to print money from fees

[Anonymous No.21465064]

Should I buy nvidia

[Anonymous No.21465082]

>>21463596
Just live in a right wing area, problem solved. It'll also actually hold value that way.

[Anonymous No.21465090]

>>21465011
based /sffg/ neckbeard. upgrade to the next level and read Greg Egan

>>21465038
good luck

[Anonymous No.21465091]

>>21464154
Look up wages vs rent ratio and then think for a bit about housing prices

[Anonymous No.21465139]

>>21464944
>They deserve exactly what they're going to get.
Totally agree.

[Anonymous No.21465178]

>>21465091
I know, that's my point people are fomoing into real estate even though the rents don't justify it. I have a 2 bedroom in a good neighborhood for $1100/mo and it's rent controlled because it's an old building. So idk there's nothing I could buy that would make sense to me.

[Anonymous No.21465207]

>>21465064
A few days ago, yes. Don't know about now. Personally I'm not touching it unless it dips again, but my golden rule is that it's better to miss out on a stock than to buy too high.

[Anonymous No.21465213]

[Anonymous No.21465386]

>>21465091
It can be a good investment. I don't know for sure but I think the avg income, number of boomers owning big homes, and other factors will influence it a lot.

Locality matters a lot too. Personally I find RE investment a bad idea right now due to boomers and lack of wealth in under 40s. Better options for capital exist in general.

But who knows if some markets will get cheap in the next year or two

[Anonymous No.21465503]

[Anonymous No.21465511]

>>21465213
Where is this from?

[Anonymous No.21465540]

>>21465511
Random google search

[Anonymous No.21465565]

>>21465213
Looking at that makes me think: Why should the younger generation feel compelled to pay back any debt or even give a shit about anything in general? Work your whole life wagie so you can live in a society that's utter poison while you never get to reap the fruits of your labor.

[Anonymous No.21465606]

>>21465002
Well bank rates are shit (1.00% if your lucky). So to make anything with your money stocks are your only choice. Even a boring total market fund is better if you got loads of time on your hands.

[Anonymous No.21465717]

I am so fucked. My account is locked because I wasn't able to provide accounting information for proof where my money is from, and over half my portfolio is in KTOV

[Anonymous No.21465729]

>>21465503
The barrier to entry in the stock market has been permanently and irreversibly lowered by Robinhood.

[Anonymous No.21465741]

I have a retard question. Say if I bought 15,000 shares of Kodak at $2 and sold at $50 for a total of $720,000 gain, I would have to pay the 10% or so tax before I could reinvest the rest into the next pump and dump?

[Anonymous No.21465792]

>>21465741
In the US, you pay the tax next year, due by April 15th

[Anonymous No.21465839]

>>21465729
and that a good thing

[Anonymous No.21465843]

>>21465792
So if I put that $750k into another pump and dump and lost it all, would I still owe tax?

[Anonymous No.21465878]

>>21465565

Because debt is debt and someone has to pay it as long as laws exist, be it you or taxpayers. I totally agree that times are tough, but the simple solution is to try and fucking avoid debt then. Don't enroll in tens of thousands of dollars worth of college courses with no defined career path. Don't go out and buy an expensive house when you work minimum wage just because you had a kid. If you have to live in an expensive city then avoid a car altogether and ride a bike to work, if you can't do that or public transportation, then you live far away from work in a cheap rural area.

Almost everyone my age whines about how our generation got fucked and things are unfair and how we are in an unwinnable economic situation, but then they REFUSE to compromise on their unlimited cell phone data plans, and their netflix, and their newest iphone upgrades which are so easy to pay for with installment payments, and while you're paying for your iphone, it's so easy to add on 4 dollars for icloud and 10 dollars for applecare monthly. Gotta have amazon prime, I hardly ever buy stuff online but I can't miss the new season of The Boys! They eat out more than they cook, and when they go grocery shopping, they buy meme foods they saw some social media influencer make on instagram. Then they whine about how they have to live paycheck to paycheck. Fuck all of you spoiled brats, I'm close to buying my first house debt free in like 2 years and I don't pay for any of the shit I listed above.

[Anonymous No.21465898]

>>21465843
Yes.

[Anonymous No.21465925]

>>21465565
Well the Point.is to figure out the system and then take advantage of the ways to "make it"

If you want the wagie route find some boring dumb gov job or something.

Just don't take a naive path of hoping for 40k a year and to retire off social security

[Anonymous No.21465956]

>>21465843
Depends timing. If same fiscal year they can balance eachother. If yo lose it jan 1 youre fucked

[Anonymous No.21465959]

>>21465729
It's also completely destroyed Efficient Markets Hypothesis, which I've always found annoying.

[Anonymous No.21465991]

>>21465741
There ain't nothing retarded about making 720,000 in one go. Good job man. Hell keep 72,000 (10%) on hand to pay the tax when it comes due and split the remainder up. Put some in the bank for a rainy day and dump some into a S&P fund and let it roll. Use some of it to just have fun with to. Just my thoughts. Do what you will.

[Anonymous No.21466009]

>>21465729
More dumb retail just amps up the volatility some. If you actively trade this is a positive thing so long as you aren't the type to insist on only trading one direction of the charts.

[Anonymous No.21466038]

>>21465878
That's simply not true. Debt only remains so long as the system does, and America is the oldest standing government in the world.

Further, we have a fiat currency. The money printer can take care of our problems just as easily as it did the banks back in 2008.

[Anonymous No.21466057]

>>21466009
Robinhood is just a meme by hedge funds to justify underperformance

[Anonymous No.21466104]

>>21465991
Lol I didn’t actually make $720k I’m just thinking

[Anonymous No.21466147]

>>21466057
Aka

>tech just recovered from the massive panic sell off because of robinhood traders
>despite our average underperformance and supposed hedging we still underperformed spy much less qqq

[Anonymous No.21466175]

>>21465878
Started off well but then went full boomer-tier.

[Anonymous No.21466178]

>>21465898
You're wrong. Why does no one understand taxes? You probably think you can earn too much and screw yourself by ending up in the next tax bracket too.

[Anonymous No.21466222]

>>21466038

>Yeah, let's destroy the whole government because I was a retard and took a bunch of overpriced college courses

Grow up. I was stupid and probably threw 30-40 thousand dollars down the drain falling for the college meme, but I manned up and paid it off. I worked like a motherfucker, I wasn't stupid and knocked up a bitch while working minimum wage, I avoided every single expense I could except the bare minimum to survive, I lived with many roommates, etc. It's all paid off and now I'm saving up. Meanwhile my friends who accrued the same debt but were too spoiled to give up their cell phone data plans are whining about how they have no money, and they'll be whining even harder when they are ready to retire because they aren't saving money nor are they even trying to save up to buy their own house, being content paying rent until they can't work any more, and then they'll whine that the government needs to pay their rent because they had no foresight or self control

[Anonymous No.21466299]

>>21465064
I bought more at 400 which was pretty out of character but nvda has enormous potential in the long run and short term has enormous catalysts.

Depending on your portfolio you may buy it for exposure to the sector of AI and gaming.

[Anonymous No.21466333]

>>21466175

Sorry, I'm just getting frustrated because I'm trying to help my friends with money advice but they only care about the short term. I am legitimately terrified 35-45 years from now when I am ready to retire, not a single person my age that I know will be okay. They will have jack all in their 401ks and none of them are even saving to pay for their houses. Many of them are okay paying the minimum payments for their student loans knowing well enough that they'll have that debt until they die.

[Anonymous No.21466349]

WAIT A SECOND
you're telling me i can sell naked puts on TQQQ at strikes of $100-$110 EVERY WEEK and make money and the only """risk""" is i get to buy $10000 worth of TQQQ at $110?? is this a fucking scam? holy fucking shit

[Anonymous No.21466390]

>>21466333
Kek, yeah I see more retirement age boomers working fast food and grocery stores than ever

[Anonymous No.21466499]

>>21466390
Visit a Home Depot for clearest example of this.

[Anonymous No.21466523]

>>21466178
>You probably think you can earn too much and screw yourself by ending up in the next tax bracket too
No, I don't think that. If I am wrong on Capital Gains tax, please explain the correct answer

[Anonymous No.21466548]

>>21465878
>it's so easy to add on 4 dollars for icloud and 10 dollars for applecare monthly. Gotta have amazon prime, I hardly ever buy stuff online but I can't miss the new season of The Boys!
Oh totally anon, streaming costs are like 40 dollars a month or something? So $480 a year? Add in starbucks, which if you assume costs $3 and they’re having 2 of them every work day, that’s $15 per week, and 52 weeks in a year so that’s $780 per year of savings. Add that together and you’ve got $1260 per year of savings!

So, take that $1260 per year, and put it in the stock market. Let’s assume it grows at 10% a year.

Now here’s the tricky part. How many years will it take that annual $1260 with a return of a very optimistic 10% per year, and how long does it take for all that savings to become the down payment on a home?

And you can assume housing costs don’t rise for the sake of the problem.

[Anonymous No.21466560]

>>21465565
Ive already decided Im going to live in an RV even when I get a good job. Buying a house is too damn expensive.

[Anonymous No.21466583]

Last chance to buy NAK under $20.

[Anonymous No.21466606]

>>21466548
Automobile costs are the biggest wastes I see

[Anonymous No.21466658]

>>21466222
I got near full rides to both undergrad and law school. Just pointing out the facts. Anyone who has studied history or political science could tell you what I just did.

Anyone whose ever been a bookie or involved in lending money could also tell you the same thing but from a more "when the rubber hits the road" perspective. When someone owes you a moderate amount of money, they have a problem. When someone owes you a huge amount of money, you have have a problem.

Otherwise we're on the same side and have lived our lives in similar ways. That's also why I'm not particularly concerned about maintaining the system. Surely you've realized by now that the American government in its current form exists to fuck men like you and I for the benefit of the people at the bottom AND the top.

[Anonymous No.21466670]

IF DIGITS MARKET RUGPULL ON MONDAY
HEED MY WARNING

[Anonymous No.21466673]

>>21461908
Buying Actual Stocks? Safest is Clorox
Options Allowed? Uber Puts all in

[Anonymous No.21466702]

>>21466390
And the scary thing is that at least those boomers are probably around 20-25 years into a mortgage payment like most their age, then they can retire once they don't have a mortgage. But almost everyone I talk to my age just says "eh, I'm not really interested in buying a house, I'll just keep renting and not saving for a house" then when I ask what they're going to do when they are too old to work, and that 2-5% of your paycheck isn't going to pay a rent payment 50 years from now, they just shrug it off

[Anonymous No.21466730]

Its weird though. If you gave me a pick of gas vehicle for free from all choices Id just pick a random cheap reliable sedan. Whatever portion of brain makes people care about vehicle is absent entirely.

[Anonymous No.21466768]

>>21466333
I don’t mind that. All the people in my age group will be working at Lowe’s when they’re 50 and I will have millions

[Anonymous No.21466775]

>>21466583
Isn't that at risk if a dem rises more in popularity since Biden is likely to deny?

[Anonymous No.21466813]

>>21466673
Uber and lyft are evolutionary dead ends tricking idiots into buying

[Anonymous No.21466856]

>>21466730
I don’t even have a car right now because I can’t justify spending a few grand on a money pit when I could just lose that money in the stock market instead

[Anonymous No.21466858]

>>21466702
So how do they survive when a robot does half the filler jobs better in 2030

[Anonymous No.21466870]

>>21466583
There's been news? Or are you a faggot?

[Anonymous No.21466896]

>>21466775
In America, money always wins eventually.

[Anonymous No.21466925]

>>21466858
Invest in robotics companies

[Anonymous No.21466940]

>>21466870
Yes.

[Anonymous No.21466955]

>>21466606

And eating out. I know at least 3 people my age who only use their fridges for drinks, and keep some frozen food in their freezers for when they are too lazy to go anywhere, then literally eat out nearly every single day. Their "food budgeting" consists of buying prepackaged sandwiches/drinks/snacks instead of making fresh shit. 15-20 dollars at a restaurant 4 times a week is pretty much a cheap car payment.

>>21466548
Yeah, I'm not saying cutting streaming alone is going to buy your house, but if you can't even be assed to cut streaming to make a fucking emergency fund, then every time you have an unexpected expense you have to put it on credit, and then pay interest, it just compounds the problem.

At least half of the people I know my age don't pay 100 dollars a month for cable. Although some of them do, and then they tell me the literally just pay for cable so they can watch sports. And when I hear that I don't care if they are 80 year olds sucking cocks on street corners to pay for their meds

[Anonymous No.21466979]

>>21466673
You think Uber puts? The stock shows an incredible resistance to movement in either direction and the news from Cali must be priced in by now.

Are you pulling Clorox from that same safe list that recommended Dollar General and RiteAde? Because it was number one, but the one I think belonged there the least. It was only safe during Corona outbreak because people used it to clean stuff for the virus.

[Anonymous No.21466987]

>>21466768
Risk is high. Americans have high expectations from life and them all stuck in poverty is going to be bad for millionaires.

The tumult in future from tech advancement is probably going to be very high and might necessitate changing countries depending on how each handles it.

The tribalism can only distract so long

[Anonymous No.21467018]

>>21466925
I pretty much invest entirely around such strategy of futurism tech

[Anonymous No.21467085]

>>21467018
The biggest gaping hole is biotech. Not a single quality biotech company in the world. At least public.

[Anonymous No.21467087]

>>21465878
>Fuck all of you spoiled brats,
You nigger. Fuck you. I'm debt free, work, have a good amount of savings, and go to school for an occupation that will always be in demand. I'm in a far better position then most but even then I live like a hermit to sustain myself and find it absurd that I can't afford a house (or rent) without a huge amount of free cash or going into debt. My parents, and their parents, were able to buy a house and start a family when they were my age with little to no debt while working an average job that paid an average wage. They didn't have to plan since elementary about how to start a family or to buy a house, and for the most part, only one parent had to work. That's no longer the case. I'll have to plan years in advance and work tirelessly (if i want to be the sole provider I might have to work no stop) to buy a decent house and start a decent sized family without debt. I've always been a fan of fiscal responsibility, but the burden to be so has grown very large and the reward very small.

[Anonymous No.21467093]

>>21466858
It's a pipe dream. They've been promising we were right on the cusp of overwhelming technological innovation since I was in elementary school. It never happened.

Technological advances have slowed to a crawl. Morons are just tricked into believing that renaming data mining "AI" means sci fi space ships are coming.

The tech sector has been filled with women and diversity hires that can't process simple things like per capita statistics. They're not creating all purpose robots.

[Anonymous No.21467096]

>>21466858

I don't know, and it's why I'm afraid. Unless I get horribly disabled, I WILL have good money when I'm old and ready to retire, and I'll be the prime target in the upcoming class warfare that's happening. All of the people who live irresponsibly now will come to me with their GIBS ME DATS. The poor will be entitled and desperate, I'll probably have to be off the grid in one of those underground bunkers for people well off

[Anonymous No.21467122]

>>21466979
Uber Puts because August 20th Uber is going to have to decide to pull the plug or not on California right now its just news. It actually happens on the 20th.

[Anonymous No.21467131]

Kek, I make shit salary a year. But you know despite that little handicap I'm doing better financially than people who make loads more than me. Not knocking anyone. Everyone's dug their own hole as it were. I just made sure to never start one from the get go. My only debt is the house. No car payments, No credit card debt, no student loans. I live a pretty good lifestyle to. Sitting on almost 100,000 to my name (just 20k left to go). I don't flash it. Rather it's tied up in investments and more on things that will last. I'm I guess you'd say practical about stuff like that. Thanks to my career path I'm able to legit retire without it fucking me over any in 11- 12 more years. I'll be sitting on my rear deck starting at age 50 just kicking back without a worry in the world. (Hell thanks to the virus I've been doing that now to be honest; I'm "semi retired"). I look it like this; why pay for a streaming service when I already got one of my own (Plex) setup locally. I want something I just hit up a certain ship site and well there it is. But honestly a franchise I like I'll go and buy the disc. Ripping it is childs play anymore. Put the disc back, toss it on my plex server and away I go to get the popcorn and drink.

[Anonymous No.21467138]

>>21460358
Enjoy getting rekt

[Anonymous No.21467180]

>>21467093
It is and is not. There are many good advancements going on but in a limited scope.

At the same time it doesnt really take much advancement for tech to outgrow say coca cola or exxon.

[Anonymous No.21467190]

>>21466178
There is a limit on capital losses so he'd still owe assloads.

[Anonymous No.21467194]

>>21461908
Tesla and Amazon

[Anonymous No.21467259]

Historical analysis of KODK
https://youtu.be/dCANT0nG3bY?t=190

[Anonymous No.21467298]

>>21461908
AAPL and AMZN.

[Anonymous No.21467314]

>>21467194
How is Tesla FAGMAN retard?

[Anonymous No.21467317]

>>21464749
Based

[Anonymous No.21467375]

>>21467190
Jesus Christ, the limit on losses is for deducting capital losses in excess of capital gains from your income tax. And even then, you can carry the loss into other years.

Why would you give someone advice when you don't know the subject?

The Internet was a horrible idea. So was letting non-land owners vote.

[Anonymous No.21467403]

>>21466349
Tell me how

[Anonymous No.21467419]

Over the long term, is there a generally accepted percentage of growth for index funds? It seems high but I keep hearing around 10% average annual returns over the long period.

[Anonymous No.21467503]

>>21467419
That's about right. S&P 500 is like 8% per year from 1957-2018

[Anonymous No.21467525]

>>21467259
Ktov shills whenever they get someone to go all in ktov

[Anonymous No.21467549]

>>21467314
>muh
It’s part of FANG+, like FNGU and FNGD

[Anonymous No.21467562]

>>21467419
https://investor.vanguard.com/etf/profile/overview/vti

[Anonymous No.21467578]

>>21467419
It'll tell you on the funds site (or on marketwatch) what the avg is. But 8 - 10% is a good ballpark figure.

[Anonymous No.21467654]

>>21467314
>>21467314
Are you baiting or actually retarded? Tech stands for technology which is core to their business. Tesla gets a lot of their revenue from selling software. They design their own chips for self driving. They produce software for grid balancing. Even their factory robots run on their own Tesla operating system.

FAGMAN has been extended to T. FAGMAN

[Anonymous No.21467667]

OOOOHHHHH BOOOYYYY

[Anonymous No.21467722]

>>21467403
look up what naked puts are. then go to your broker, go to TQQQ, look at the option chain, and check the "sell to open" puts at strikes at $110 or less

[Anonymous No.21467740]

>>21467667
RIP Amazon sellers.

[Anonymous No.21467756]

>>21461908
all AAPL
TQQQ if you really want me to diversify

[Anonymous No.21467767]

>>21467180
I hope lots of people think like you. Exxon is going to out perform most tech stocks next year and I'm hoping to get into it as cheap as possible when the correction hits.

[Anonymous No.21467780]

>>21467667
If Trump wins, expect a LARGE ban on most Chinese companies. China has been fucking us for too long.

The band are really the only way China will strike a decent deal with the US and honor it

[Anonymous No.21467807]

>>21467740
Wont that be good for Amazon?

[Anonymous No.21467814]

>>21467562

Is there a huge difference between the big index funds? I heard of VTI, but put my money into VOO and SPY mostly. Should I diversify index funds too?

[Anonymous No.21467818]

>>21466670
Green Monday confirmed.

[Anonymous No.21467837]

>>21467667
If trump goes through with all china ban won't that tank apple

[Anonymous No.21467851]

>>21467807
I think he means short-sellers ?

[Anonymous No.21467857]

>>21467807
A lot of people start a "business" by just buying cheap shit from China in quantities of 10,000 and selling it on Amazon in quantites of 1-10 for a markup.

[Anonymous No.21467901]

>>21467767
I’m bagholding XOM that I bought 2 years ago at around $72. You think it will bounce back? Tired of the big red dildo in my otherwise mostly green portfolio

[Anonymous No.21467907]

>>21467780
Trump is going balls deep into a Chinese trade war.

[Anonymous No.21467924]

>>21461664

Real Estate is a giant bubble right now. Prices have been exorbitant for at least a decade and a half, and local governments' heavy zoning regulations don't make it any easier. Don't see a good near-term future for REITs.

[Anonymous No.21467951]

>>21467857
Pretty much.

Ebay, Amazon pirvate sellers going to get BTFO.

[Anonymous No.21467970]

>>21465878
>That second paragraph

Motherfucker, I work in STEM, my parents paid for most of my college education, I never go out and pay the bare minimum for everything (lowest speed internet package, used econobox car, relatively cheap groceries and no eating out), I got insanely lucky with my rent and am paying probably 25% under market rate in the suburbs of my city, and I STILL have only just enough to make a down payment in my late 20's, if I liquidated ALL of my non-retirement accounts. Anyone not in a high-paying knowledge economy job is FUCKED beyond belief and you're delusional if you think something like a $10/mo media package is going to change that.

[Anonymous No.21467991]

How do i know which stock to swing trade? I do the DD but I always seem to go in when its about to stop rising then it nosedives and I keep getting fucked. My only gains have been from WORKHORSE FOR FUCKS SAKE

[Anonymous No.21468009]

>>21467837
Maybe. Apple is an American company. There is little chance Trump would Ban it. Apple has factories in China, but so do pretty much all big American companies. I imagine Trump will focus on banning Big Chinese companies from doing business in the US.

China will have 2 choices: bend the knee and make some reasonable agreement about spying/buying American Senators and companies, or risk it and watch the entire world start banning shit from China.

[Anonymous No.21468013]

>>21467907
Also appears to be agitating with Iran and Venezuela... hoping for a “rally around the flag” effect.

I told you all this in January when iran attacked a us base. He’ll only “war” if it’s close to the election and it looks like he might lose.

Maybe he can accomplish what he wants just by saber-rattling on the trade war.

Either way, glad I didn’t by BABA on Friday, I was planning on buying it Monday. Now we’ll have to see.

[Anonymous No.21468055]

>>21467814
VTI includes the top 500 companies, but also some small-cap exposure. VTI is the laziest way of diversifying. If you want to diversify ETFs, you could look at the Bogleheads 2-fund portfolio (VTI and BND).

https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Lazy_portfolios

[Anonymous No.21468063]

>>21465213
>1970
boomers sold out this country

[Anonymous No.21468098]

Ask yourself where you see American real estate in 5 years.

Commercial
Hot spot trendy cities
California/nyc
Etc

Its not looking so great vs other trends like delivery, remote work, more attractive cities all over America, etc

Most people stuck in a place like sf probably imagine the only food in a place like Utah is dennys

[Anonymous No.21468105]

>>21468055
Turns out their 2-fund portfolio is VT not VTI. Point stands.

[Anonymous No.21468108]

>>21468063

[Anonymous No.21468121]

>>21465878
>Your great great grandad still owes me money! You are my slave forever! And when you die, I will steal it from your children!
Fuck you, you disgusting piece of shit. We aren't talking a bout some idiot taking out a dumb loan or a credit card. take a stroll on the highway you fucking worm shit.

[Anonymous No.21468126]

>>21468013
I refuse to buy any Chinese stocks. China completely fucked the world with their Coronavirus “response” and appears they helped to spread it OUTSIDE of China. You don’t reward a hostile foreign national unless you are surrendering to them.

No more surrender. I don’t expect an improvement with Chinese relations until Xi is beaten down and he see no other choice.

[Anonymous No.21468156]

>>21467814
>Is there a huge difference between the big index funds?
Yes, because the underlying index matters. QQQ has outperformed SPY by an extra 6% annually over the last ten years because it's more tech heavy. Either way you would still be heavily exposed to the US market so you could diversify more with ETFs that hold stocks outside of the US or allocate more of your portfolio to bonds.

[Anonymous No.21468164]

>>21468098
Because a predicate of real estate is locational value. If the location matters less you reach commoditization and the local strict supply control stops inflating your asset

[Anonymous No.21468177]

>>21467837

Chinese aren't stupid. They will just bypass and build manufacturing sites in Mexico for Apple, MSFT, etc.

[Anonymous No.21468187]

>>21468126
>Using x pronouns
Ngmi

[Anonymous No.21468188]

>>21467901
Absolutely, especially after the news on...I think Friday? I almost bought the dip on BP until I read the article.

BP is going to reduce its oil and gas stuff like 40% over the next decade, Exxon is going all in on oil.

People have been being told renewables are the future, but they're failing to factor in that with gas cheap now electric vehicles are about to become far less desirable.

They also don't realize that non-nuclear renewables are completely non-viable from a "climate change" perspective if we assume the science is actually correct and since people aren't going to shift to nuclear it's either inevitable or the books are cooked.

And that's without even getting into non-gas oil products and the geopolitical interest certain groups have in keeping oil prices low, but not this low.

[Anonymous No.21468251]

>>21465878
100% based. 99% of the people who complain about not being able to save any money are actually retarded. I lived on my own with a minimum wage job and still managed to save 8k a year. It isn't hard, just don't buy shit you don't need.

[Anonymous No.21468256]

>>21468187
>Xi I wonder who’s behind that post

[Anonymous No.21468285]

>>21468126
>China completely fucked the world with their Coronavirus “response” and appears they helped to spread it OUTSIDE of China.
Yes
But I have let sentimentality hold me back for too long.

[Anonymous No.21468303]

>>21468256
>Xi is

[Anonymous No.21468345]

>>21467018
>>21467085
Will you please share what you are holding long or are eyeing to scoop up if another crash happens? Also, nice taste in books.

[Anonymous No.21468405]

Anyone ever have this problem with yahoo finance? No matter what I choose the line, candles, etc do not show up when the chart is in full screen

[Anonymous No.21468416]

Based nvidia
https://www.servethehome.com/0-to-supercomputer-nvidia-selene-deployment/

[Anonymous No.21468437]

>>21468251
It’s not hard if you don’t buy anything and you don’t go out anywhere.

>make your own meals 99.9% of the time
>buy value brand 100% of the time
>have no medical bills or emergency expenses

Basically just pay car insurance, phone/internet and rent. Make the grocery bill as cheap as humanly possible.

[Anonymous No.21468488]

is /smg/ still holding TSM?
I have no idea what my price target should be. I understand it's a manufacturer so the upside is really limited right now until they can build more capacity (which take several years). Afaik, 2023 is the earliest we will see major expansions to their capacity (5 nm in US, 3 nm in their home base)

it'll hurt my heart if i see it dip below $70

[Anonymous No.21468493]

>>21468345
In order of weight
Goog
Nvda
Msft
...
ILMN
DDD
Ssys
Clgn

...

Indexes
QQQ - Soxx - spy
3-1-1

Using margin to achieve a large dollar short

[Anonymous No.21468497]

>>21468405
Just use tradingview.com

[Anonymous No.21468535]

>>21468493
Returns: avg 30% a month

[Anonymous No.21468566]

>>21468488
I sold mine, but there are talks of a free trade agreement with Taiwan and as we become more hostile towards China, intensifying the relationship with Taiwan makes sense.

[Anonymous No.21468572]

>>21467837
No. Biggest Apple manufacturer was a company from Taiwan who had factories inside mainland china and they already said they are looking into other countries to move their production.

[Anonymous No.21468609]

>>21468493
>>21468535
thanks man

[Anonymous No.21468647]

is there a site that lets you do virtual options/calls/puts/whatever through a simulator that uses real market data?

[Anonymous No.21468651]

>>21468572
Apple has back up plans in case shit goes south with China

[Anonymous No.21468783]

>>21468609
Lots of my returns have been off trading though. Stuff like hitting the false recovery in casinos and selling at the top, buying dips, selling all longs in late feb, buying march dip on 23rd with calls etc.

This is a passive portfolio for 2030+ and the biggest factor is to shape it to be short the dollar

[Anonymous No.21468790]

>>21468488

Look into KLAC if you're looking for low risk semi exposure that hasn't mooned too much

Majority global market share in their niches within the semi industry

[Anonymous No.21468836]

>>21468251
>$8k/yr
So... enough to make a down payment in 8+ years on the median cost home, if you liquidate everything including your emergency fund? Saving isn't the hard part, it's saving enough to be relevant.

>inb4 live somewhere cheaper
The cheap places are the ones with no high-paying jobs.

[Anonymous No.21468839]

>>21468647
Think or swim paper money account

[Anonymous No.21468840]

Do you people realize that if expect to owe over $1000 in Federal taxes at year end that you legally have to pay Quarterly IRS estimated taxes?

[Anonymous No.21468863]

Is CureVac going to pump more on monday?

[Anonymous No.21468866]

>>21468840
The fees are less than returns

[Anonymous No.21468953]

>>21468651
Not a single one.

They'll bullshit their way out by saying all merchandise is limited edition and have a black friday/new iPhone type craze

[Anonymous No.21468969]

>>21468566
yeah that's part of the reason why im holding.
people getting scared off by the geopolitics risk, but I think Taiwan just benefits more with increasing tensions. China doesn't get EUVL equipment from europe as a result so stealing plans and engineers from TSM won't be very effective (they'd be better off poaching from Intel). Also, they wouldn't have received subsidies for the 10+ billion dollar foundry to be made in the US if not for these tensions.
Obviously no one wants actual conflict and China is only dickwaving so they can force some deal with the west after they've become increasingly isolated (what with continually stealing foreign IP among corona shit), just like how North Korea was scaring the world with its barking just so it can force other countries to deal.

of course i could be wrong and China is really retarded enough to legit invade Taiwan. I wish I could just stop looking at my portfolio for a couple years, but i'm still ~25% cash waiting to potentially average up on more dips.

[Anonymous No.21468975]

>>21468126
Fuck off pompeo

[Anonymous No.21468980]

>>21468866
Still like 20 to 22%. Plus I have to pay my state tax quarterly 3.07%.

[Anonymous No.21469044]

>>21468840
>>21468980
The fuck are those pictures? Are they from a Mexican maid visual novel?

[Anonymous No.21469049]

If Trump wins it won't even be a trade war anymore. It will go into Cold War 2: Electric Bogaloo.

[Anonymous No.21469067]

>>21469044
More importantly are you going to pay your quarterly estimated taxes?

[Anonymous No.21469118]

>>21468497
I just like yahoo because it has a bunch of news for companies I'm invested in. I'll give tradingview a shot. Is it better than investing.com?

[Anonymous No.21469157]

>>21468969
The US has sufficient forces by proxy in Taiwan to prevent China from easily taking it by force. Further, the last thing China wants to do is draw attention to Taiwan.

They got the US pre-Trump to stop talking about Taiwan like that fucking Thalmor in Skyrim for fuck's sake. The idea was to be able to slowly and quietly absorb them.

Also most people in America don't realize how badly China was hurt over the past 4 years which is why they're backing Biden in the election.

[Anonymous No.21469163]

>>21468953
You might be right. I don’think China is likely to expell Apple. That would be suicide for them. All foreign companies (who operate in China) would get spooked and flee/refuse to reinvest in China

[Anonymous No.21469178]

>>21468790
>KLAC
ill keep a watch on this, though i guess at this point i may as well just start buying SOXX Instead of trying to diversify on my own into the same sector

[Anonymous No.21469179]

SPY has done stock splits, right? If not why is it only 300 a stock after being around for so long?

[Anonymous No.21469203]

>>21469067
I'm pretty confident that I've only lost money.

[Anonymous No.21469221]

>>21469179
It’s not a stock chief it’s an etf that tracks the S&P 500. It’s worth 1/10th of whatever the S&P 500 is give or take a dollar or two

[Anonymous No.21469246]

>>21468836
No, you're not factoring in that your money would compound if properly invested. Even if you couldn't find a job better than minimum wage and only saved 8k a year, you would have 161k in ten years at a 10% annual return. That's enough to buy a starter house in a lot of areas or let it compound a few more years and you can buy a median priced home which is $226,800 in the US. You don't need a high paying job, you just need to not be stupid and learn to save money.

If you live in a city where the cost of a home is very high, make money and then move elsewhere or let your investments pay your rent.

[Anonymous No.21469263]

>>21458985
I bought my first non 401k stock as well. Went with BNK and going to buy JPM this week.

[Anonymous No.21469285]

>>21469203
Sorry to hear that anon. I'm actually up $56,200 this year and I almost forgot about the quarterly taxes. So I'm going to pay a little over half Q3 and the rest for Q4.

[Anonymous No.21469314]

>>21469221

Well either way, why doesn't one THING of SPY cost 20,000 dollars by now? If it apparently grows at 10-12% a year on average, how did it only grow from 200-330 in the last 5 years?

[Anonymous No.21469361]

>>21469157
for as retarded as Trump is on many shit, i'm glad he's forcing China for the west's sake.
i rather have idiot burgers over soulless commie chinese

[Anonymous No.21469412]

>>21469314
5*12%=60%
200*(60/100)=120
200+120=320
Like that?

[Anonymous No.21469505]

>>21469412

what the fuck? I thought the numbers would be bigger. All of those fuckers talking to me about compound interest and getting trillions of rice on a checkerboard made me think I'd be making more than 120 dollars in 5 years.

[Anonymous No.21469517]

literally what is the downside of going all in on QQQ?

[Anonymous No.21469556]

>>21469517
>we're in a tech bubble
>you could find better gains elsewhere

[Anonymous No.21469570]

>>21469505
That's 60% in five years. If you had a million in there in five years it would be worth 1.6 million. That's damn good for no effort.

[Anonymous No.21469577]

>>21469246
>betting that the current bullrun will continue as a condition
> not accounting for the fact that real estate also increases in price

I concede that my estimate doesn't account for any potential market returns, but even then you shouldn't be using the average return for stocks, you should be using the average *difference in return* between stocks and real estate. Furthermore, investing with a <5yr time horizon is by no means a done deal, even in indices.

[Anonymous No.21469598]

>>21469314
Go into a calculator, put 200 on there, now times it by 1.1 (10% annual increase) 5 times.

[Anonymous No.21469626]

Guys I am trying to find Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993) to show at movie night but it's hard DIS has cracked down. The closest I've found is She's The Man (2006) because working backwards it's an early 2000s sports comedy which makes it similar to Air Bud (1997) which is an animal sports comedy which makes it similar to Homeward Bound which is an animal movie. Pls help what are other good animal films

[Anonymous No.21469649]

>>21469517
i dunno, how do their fees compare to other similar ETFs?
i want to increase my tech exposure and i figure i should just do an ETF with how relatively small my portfolio (barely 5 figures) is anyways.

i cant believe the leaf government gave me 10000 maple dollars (12 weeks corona bux) to play stocks with just because i lost my 8-hour/monthly part-time job as a student.

[Anonymous No.21469674]

>>21469626
kys now

[Anonymous No.21469678]

>>21467901
xom trades so flat, i like it for dividends and covered calls but that's it

[Anonymous No.21469697]

>>21469626
Milo and Otis in OP omg!@

[Anonymous No.21469701]

BAKING

[Anonymous No.21469718]

>>21467314
Everyone knows it’s FAGMAN - T nigger

[Anonymous No.21469730]

>>21469697
I already looked as soon as I saw it, no dice ;_;

[Anonymous No.21469747]

NEW...VIE

>>21469731

>>21469731

>>21469731

>>21469731

MOVIE

>>21469731

[Anonymous No.21469765]

>>21469505
Compounding interest is this:
Year one you have $200. You make 10% with it. So $20.
Year two you now have $220. You make 10% with it. So $22.
Year three you now have $242. You make 10% with it. So $24.20.
And so on and so forth.
Compounding interest only gets fun when you have a lot of money invested.
My calculations are a little misleading in respects to compounding gains. But with such a small amount it doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.21469822]

>>21469678
speaking of oil/natural gas
how the fuck is OVV the oil pick that's showing a nice consistent uptrend
shit has actually +400%'d since March

[Anonymous No.21470057]

>>21467991
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bollingerbands.asp
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/rsi.asp