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/smg/ - Stock Market General Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:22:20 2021 No.26410033 [Reply] [Original]

Lofty Ambitions Edition

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https://market24hclock.com/
https://tradingeconomics.com
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>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:23:52 2021 No.26410087 GME will fall to $10 next week, screenshot this

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:24:44 2021 No.26410107 File: 38 KB, 255x390, FateFD_iXHpZVUiEe.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] anime

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:24:44 2021 No.26410108 File: 155 KB, 1052x650, 9eaecc47ceff0107.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] NOK KOMMANDOS WHERE YOU AT?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:25:12 2021 No.26410121 >>26410087 Nah man. Reddit memestocks don't fall, they at most slowly descend. Look at PLTR, or the past graphs of GME pumps.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:25:28 2021 No.26410128 File: 175 KB, 958x1106, seiba and chad.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410107

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:26:18 2021 No.26410155 File: 2.79 MB, 1291x1433, 5EAD6865-5527-4B27-A49F-9BE2AA8F594E.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410033 Is no one checking these digits?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:26:34 2021 No.26410166 File: 80 KB, 1280x720, maxresdefault (1).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Daily reminder that if you can't solve this you should stick to Index Funds/ETFs (Yes I'm reposting it because we're flooded with newfags and it's the weekend).

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:26:40 2021 No.26410169 RIP Larry King

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:26:41 2021 No.26410172 I use NKLA AND TSLA as my "clown market" gauges.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:28:26 2021 No.26410222

how are we playing AUPH now, boys? i own 200 shares im wondering if i could potentially buy more at like 4AM monday in the premarket or if it's already too late and i should just ride out my 200 shares until buyout? reading the posts from last thread it seems like this is pretty fucking major, but i don't want to get dumped on if i buy more so im looking for some advice. i just gambled on this on a whim because of BCRX shill (im also in BCRX btw with 1k shares), haven't been part of a majorly successful biotech stock in a long time.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:28:59 2021 No.26410239 >>26410121 You should seriously look at past examples of short squeezes and what happens to the price after it peaks. It absolutely does not slowly descend.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:29:28 2021 No.26410253 File: 67 KB, 566x438, 16519864651354.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410155 checked

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:29:28 2021 No.26410254

Biden team is now holding meetings with members of congress over the 3rd check bill. Progress is being made. I'd guess once they put the nail in Trump's coffin they'll take up the check bill in earnest. I'm delaying my 2020 taxes for as long as I can so I won't get screwed from the free money.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:29:41 2021 No.26410261 >>26410172 All in on NKLA tho, it has fallen a lot in 2020.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:31:21 2021 No.26410309 BUY ROLLS ROYCE YOU WON'T REGRET IT

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:31:32 2021 No.26410313

>>26410166
Good morning puzzlebro.

>>26410222
Buy on LSE if you want to be really early.

They will probably go to 25-30.

>>26410239
It's not a short squeeze. It's at most a gamma squeeze, but it's more of an options-based ponzi scheme between reddit retards.
If it was a short squeeze, the short interest would've reduced.
There is no such thing as short squeezing institutions. They have waaay too much collateral.

>>26410261
>putting money into a scam company
shiggy diggy

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:32:36 2021 No.26410338 >>26410166 0

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:33:14 2021 No.26410352 File: 186 KB, 1035x641, coffee_zone.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] good morning frens

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:33:29 2021 No.26410357 File: 595 KB, 601x982, norfman.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410309 simple as.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:33:51 2021 No.26410367 File: 630 KB, 1034x999, the future.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Don't let your dreams be dreams. Invest in ARKK.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:34:49 2021 No.26410391
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and so it begins... think we're gonna be seeing a lot of these references in the near future.

>>26410313
idk if i can buy on the LSE with TD Ameritrade. also they were saying in the last thread that 30 would be low for what they've got:
>>26407617

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:35:03 2021 No.26410399 >>26410033 Checked OP and nice art. Is it time to sell CLF at opening?

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:35:04 2021 No.26410401

>>26410222
i have a similar number of shares to you - i think we were chatting about AUPH on thurs or fri. anyway im going to see what they say in the conference call before deciding next steps, and see what the share price does on monday

i'll probably ride until buyout unless we go really high, like $50 plus, then i'll be tempted to take some profit

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:35:32 2021 No.26410410 File: 1.36 MB, 500x281, ea6ccd01ed55d31e0e3219ebeb17d76f.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410352 guten morgen

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:36:17 2021 No.26410427 >>26410033 >>26404925 >Atossa Isn't this nasal spray only used for at home patients? Cases are going up in the US but Biden is focusing on recovery with vaccinations rather than treating the currently sick population, is this the right play?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:36:18 2021 No.26410429 File: 179 KB, 421x370, Quock - panda bear.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I got fucked today, biz... and not in a good way...

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:36:54 2021 No.26410451 >>26410391 >publicly calling for stock manipulation He's lucky the SEC is incompetent

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:37:08 2021 No.26410458 >>26410313 Good morning fren, no puzzle tomorrow I want a day off. Also I need to find more puzzles.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:37:20 2021 No.26410467 >>26410391 It will be tiresome

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:37:56 2021 No.26410486 >>26410352 >>26410410 Good morning, the coffee is good but arsenal are disappointing again. The only benefit to waking up at 0415 for the match is I will workout after.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:37:59 2021 No.26410487 >>26410033 unrealized profits = taxable events the biden administration will force people into cryptocurrencies where they can hide (oxen etc.)

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:38:36 2021 No.26410505 >>26410357 Link to the video pls

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:39:01 2021 No.26410525 File: 130 KB, 636x750, 1556125353041.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >short squeeze on BCRX lel i mean, BCRX is like 96% owned by institutions anyway. retail can't really manipulate that stock

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:39:03 2021 No.26410529 >>26410451 https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/gary-gensler-biden-s-pick-head-sec-has-reputation-tough-n1254586 They have a new guy now

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:39:05 2021 No.26410530 >>26410166 40cm

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:39:34 2021 No.26410547 >>26410313 >If it was a short squeeze, the short interest would've reduced. I didn't say a short squeeze had begun yet.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:39:54 2021 No.26410558 >>26410529 a headline is one thing, actions are another.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:40:33 2021 No.26410577 >>26410166 they're not far enough apart to make optimal use of the cable

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:40:57 2021 No.26410589 >>26410547 And it won't either for reasons mentioned. Institutions have all year to cover those shorts. Redditfags attention span is much lower than that.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:41:03 2021 No.26410590 >>26410391 There is no way this doesn't end in stricter rules on retail investors and market manipulation arrests.

BCRX Shill !Ly7MRw0CGU Sat Jan 23 08:41:50 2021 No.26410619
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>>26410222
Checked. Also if you're really quick you might be able to snag a few more shares early. I'm going to try to do the same. Although I averaged up doing this with bcrx the first day it was trading after the approval AUPH should see a good swing in the next few days. If it's up ten percent by the time your order fills who cares in the grand scheme of things when it will move 50%+

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:43:41 2021 No.26410663 >>26410590 They're going to take options away from retail traders like they did in yurup in a few years. Screencap this. So make it count now.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:44:26 2021 No.26410682 >>26410486 >waking up at 0415 alaska?

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:45:27 2021 No.26410705

>>26410589
Idk dude r*ddit is pretty vociferous about their hatred of shorters like Citron and Wall Street institutions, this is almost a personal campaign now rather than just naked money-making. They're trying to fight this as retail vs institutions and it's not going to ease off with Cramer etc. talking about it.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:45:34 2021 No.26410709
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Will BB pump like GME, saw some guys sell gme and all in on BB? Or it will get jewed like GME got at 72$
Or should I wait for GME to dip before buying again? The jews have their eyes set on GME so I am afraid of buying it again.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:45:59 2021 No.26410726 File: 145 KB, 300x1250, 1611178754715.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] me am get worried SPX no break 3900

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:46:19 2021 No.26410733 >>26410682 California (unfortunately).

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:46:29 2021 No.26410736 >>26410087 GME could buy themselves if that happened lmao.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:46:50 2021 No.26410749 >>26410590 >>26410663 Yep next big correction will be blamed on wsb and option traders that’s why they’re giving them more exposure in the media lately, then options will be severely restricted. I hope it happens after robinhood IPO too

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:46:56 2021 No.26410752 >>26410352 Nothing good about it >tfw no Eva gf

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:47:00 2021 No.26410755 >>26410663 Yeah, they will do something. The elite hate it when retail succeeds; they hate nothing more than shit like this happening. Look at Cramer's tweets, they're seeping with anger and jealousy. It won't last, see >>26410529

>>	BCRX Shill !Ly7MRw0CGU Sat Jan 23 08:47:33 2021 No.26410768 >>26410391 Saved

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:48:05 2021 No.26410786 >>26410525 I bought this book with my sweet gains

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:48:26 2021 No.26410802 File: 40 KB, 500x666, umWo8WS.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410166 >The absolute state of existence

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:48:53 2021 No.26410816 >>26410786 ive wanted to buy it for ages but can't find it anywhere except for extortionate amounts of money

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:49:25 2021 No.26410831 >>26410749 >I hope it happens after robinhood IPO too All in on RH puts?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:50:01 2021 No.26410848 >>26410755 Bros how do I play the options before it’s too late?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:50:07 2021 No.26410856 >>26410429 based not fucked in a good way poster

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:51:05 2021 No.26410889 >>26410831 Exactly

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:51:14 2021 No.26410893 I'm buying up NOK but muh 5 billion shares, there are enough retards on here and reddit to move the price and once the ball gets rolling institutional investors will pile on followed by TikTok normies.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:51:48 2021 No.26410914 File: 261 KB, 794x1190, 819FAC4E-CBE5-44C1-9245-97A74D9EB0C4.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410816 >extortionate amounts of money Yup I’m kinda surprised it hasn’t been reissued it’s the only of the series that’s out of print

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:51:57 2021 No.26410920 >>26410505 The original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=596vi4HLNj4 The Remaster: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TexXPN7K4YY

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:52:01 2021 No.26410922
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You guys think Mnuchin and Yellen are going to have a smooth transition, right?

He’s not the type to deliberately fuck it up out of spite, and leave us with some sort of ticking time bomb to go off during the next administration because the incoming treasury was unaware of it, right?

How did the bush-Obama treasury transition work out?

AUPH BRO Sat Jan 23 08:52:40 2021 No.26410944

>>26410222
Do not sell anything until we reach at least $30. Then, sell a part of your position (at most half) and wait for buyout.

A BO is almost certainly going to happen imo. We're talking here about a blockbuster drug for a disease with no good medication before it. They have $450m in cash right now and no debt. With a BO we're looking at $50 share price, or maybe even more. It comes down to whether you're willing to wait a couple months (maybe even up to a year) for it to happen.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:53:12 2021 No.26410963 >>26410922 >A jew handing over control of the money to another jew Of course it will be smooth

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:54:37 2021 No.26411004 File: 310 KB, 1170x2532, 08DC04F7-1814-4E45-84C4-F5C210FB3103.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410367 ‘luv me ARKK. Simple as

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:55:15 2021 No.26411015 >>26410963 Was it just the gentiles in 2008?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:55:19 2021 No.26411017 >>26410920 Sir thank u for the needful sir

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:56:09 2021 No.26411043 >>26410172 On a scale of 1 to 10 Where 1 is local circus and 10 is total clown world Where are we?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:56:12 2021 No.26411048 >>26410922 100% politics is just theater and all these fuckers hang out back stage. Trump was so unordinary you’d think there’d be tension but nope we’re back to regularly scheduled programming

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:56:33 2021 No.26411058 GME has to crash

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:56:46 2021 No.26411067 >>26410309 Why? You keep shilling it, but you never tell why it's good to buy.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:57:54 2021 No.26411106 File: 109 KB, 1730x706, file.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] a balanced portfolio of crypto will outperform stocks

>>	AUPH BRO Sat Jan 23 08:58:07 2021 No.26411111 >>26410309 RR is a funny stock. Whenever I snatch it at <100p I buy the shit out of it, then dump when it gets to >110p. Easiest money of my life.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:59:19 2021 No.26411141 >>26411106 Yea we’ll see when the real recession hits bud

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 08:59:32 2021 No.26411145 >>26411111 Nice.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:00:45 2021 No.26411175 >>26410166 0 Get new material

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:00:48 2021 No.26411177

>>26410944
if a BO is basically guaranteed at this point and the share price isn't going to dump after the pump then i have no problem waiting and not taking any profits until then in all honesty. i guess the question is how likely it really is to happen at this point.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:02:04 2021 No.26411207 >Redditors unanimously calling a guy retarded for paying off his student loans with GME gains because "Biden will forgive them" Society is doomed. This is the attitude we're incentivizing.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:03:10 2021 No.26411240 File: 268 KB, 1542x1350, citron gme GG.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26411058 careful with those words, citron. those are some nice children you have there, would be a shame if something were to... happen... to them...

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:03:12 2021 No.26411241 >>26410166 Literally impossible without knowing the weight, ductility, and tension of the cable

AUPH BRO Sat Jan 23 09:04:01 2021 No.26411266

>>26411177
The good thing is that any BO rumors (Pfizer has been mentioned before) will keep the stock high. I expect companies will wait until the first earnings are released before doing anything.

The management have continuously said that a BO is on the table and are willing to search for a buyer. Now they have the drug, with protection until 2037. Conservative revenue estimates put it at $1B, optimistic ones up to $3B. There's no way the big dogs won't be bidding this.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:04:22 2021 No.26411274 >>26410166 How's this not 40 m

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:05:37 2021 No.26411310 >>26411207 I’ll never understand why people think it’s realistic that the country will pay off billions of dollars in their student loans.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:05:47 2021 No.26411316 File: 24 KB, 480x403, 86DAEC57-35DE-4EBB-9903-E46577EAC2BF.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410487 Explain?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:06:15 2021 No.26411329 >>26410709 Bb actually has a business plan and profits so it will be boring and slowly wander up to 25

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:07:16 2021 No.26411360 optionfags, do you gain or loss more?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:07:32 2021 No.26411371 Good morning, I want to thank BCRX Sill!

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:07:51 2021 No.26411381

>>26411207
I don't truthfully understand how people can advocate to wipe student debt.
>take out loan to pay for something
>make full use of the service
>'I should not have to repay the loan'
Student loans are one of the few instances where debt can meaningfully increase your means of income and therefore the repayment.
Even with mortgages you have to repay at least some and hold the property for a long period before you might be able to profit from it.
I just don't understand the logic. If you don't like the debt then don't take it, it isn't a 'trap', use it to study and gains degree that will reward your labour well.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:08:32 2021 No.26411400 >>26411371 Good morning, I want to thank BCRX Shill!

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:08:41 2021 No.26411404

>>26411266
exactly, if anything i want to accumulate more, not sell. pretty sure they don't need anything besides this drug approval they just got to inevitably get BO, right?

also this kind of makes me curious about biotechs in general. why not just wait until after approval to buy into any given biotech? wouldn't it essentially be free money, especially if you can buy in the premarket or AH? i mean sure you might say "well you won't make as much as if you were in early" but who cares you'll still make good profit, and profit that's safe and guaranteed, right? or am i retarded? like how much of a difference is there, really, between getting into AUPH on friday compared to monday at 4AM, for example? or even at like 7PM friday if they announced it at that time and you were watching it like a hawk? im wondering how consistent such a strategy can be, im always interested in high probability setups i can take advantage of for profit.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:08:45 2021 No.26411409 >>26411360 both

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:08:52 2021 No.26411413

>>26410922
>How did the bush-Obama treasury transition work out?

I remember watching a documentary with the secretary of the treasury under Bush, Henry Paulson. He basically said he had a decent relationship with Obama while he was still president-elect and was willing to cooperate on a smooth transition but after Obama was inaugurated he was never allowed to meet with Obama again.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:10:20 2021 No.26411470 >>26411371 >>26411400 i got fucked a little on OSMT but not too bad because i got out immediately when the news dropped in AH, but i forgive him for BCRX and AUPH. will be interested in seeing his future picks

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:10:36 2021 No.26411479 Has this thread been any less reddit than they were yesterday?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:10:44 2021 No.26411482 >>26411241 brainlet

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:11:15 2021 No.26411499 File: 183 KB, 1018x1024, C6E82F20-E9BF-409B-BF57-CCBF47F18CBF.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26411381 There is no logic. It’s the participation trophy generation. WE WANT IT AND WE DON’T WANT TO WORK FOR IT WAAAAAAAH WAAAAAAAH

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:11:17 2021 No.26411502

>>26411381
Because student loans have lead to massively inflated college costs for extremely poor quality education. The dollar amount does not reflect the value of the education and I think it’s good to fuck over lenders for running a racket on the job market through higher education

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:11:40 2021 No.26411514 File: 35 KB, 300x300, 1331520349270.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Should I throw a stack into SOXL and/or TQQQ on Monday? It feels like they're just going to keep going up forever And what's the next 100%+ meme play? BB? AQB?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:11:44 2021 No.26411515 I also want to thank BB, PLTR, and BCRX shills

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:12:34 2021 No.26411545 >>26410893 Nokia received permission to build the U.K. 5g network after we removed Haweii

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:12:52 2021 No.26411550
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>>26411479
who cares at this point when we're making all this money? i mean, i understand how you feel, but reddit is becoming a bigger and bigger player in moving markets by the day. retail normies are actually getting organized, it's impressive to see in all honesty. probably will get quashed at some point but still interesting to watch and profit from in the meantime.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:13:09 2021 No.26411560 >>26411482 Unless the cable is infinitely small and flexible, the answer isn’t 0, it’s impossible. Unless the cable is simply cut at the base, and also can overlap with itself.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:13:38 2021 No.26411574 >>26411550 I don't mind them for the plays, but it was almost unreadable yesterday due both to the shitposting and the speed.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:14:06 2021 No.26411588

>>26411404
> why not just wait until after approval to buy into any given biotech?
not all approvals are like this one. AUPH's drug is novel and a fairly big deal. most of the FDA approvals are either not as big of a deal (small pump, or maybe it will dump a bit after initial pump) or the biotech company is already big so it doesn't affect the shareprice much

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:15:05 2021 No.26411614 >>26411574 I think that was mostly redditors who had lost out and were getting bullied on reddit coming here to pretend to be the people they weren’t in a place without usernames. Winners don’t go on 4chan. Simple as.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:15:45 2021 No.26411640 Amazon is the new Sears. Hydrogen based delivery portals are the future

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:15:49 2021 No.26411642 >>26411502 Yea fuck over the lenders and not the evil universities pushing radical leftist ideologies and encouraging fields that will no doubt never make real money

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:16:40 2021 No.26411668

>>26411502
The solution to that is students who refuse to accept and pay for poor quality institutions of education.
If debt is written off then the lender suffers, not the university.
Your point about costs is valid but cancelling debt is illogical, it achieves nothing and effectively forces the state/all taxpayers to subsidise the existing debt.
>lenders for running a racket on the job market through higher education
The universities run the racket Anon, they set the prices. The lenders provide a means for people to significantly increase the value of their labour in return for repayment - that's a totally logical and fair debt to accept.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:17:18 2021 No.26411683 >>26411560 >i found out what the correct answer is, and now im backpedaling by splitting hairs sad

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:17:28 2021 No.26411689 >>26411560 Your application is rejected on account of being a pedantic retard

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:17:48 2021 No.26411703
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Anyone else have trade PTSD and can't open and positions? I've made so many bad plays in the past that I'm honestly unable to do anything. I'm sitting here on the sidelines with a decent amount of money watching the stock market reach all time highs and I'm doing absolutely nothing.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:18:22 2021 No.26411719 >>26411703 Buy V calls on monday

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:18:35 2021 No.26411722 >>26411381 Because educated citizens contribute massively to society at large, and shouldn't be punished for having an education. At least STEM should be free for qualified candidates.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:19:06 2021 No.26411743 >>26411719 what's the news

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:19:33 2021 No.26411754 File: 597 KB, 716x698, 1604865703110.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26411703 if you tend to make bad plays, doing nothing is a good thing. just put it in index fund and forget we exist

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:20:17 2021 No.26411776

>>26411404
Plenty of biotech do not pump after pdufa. Depends on the drug. Auph seems good for a pump and that's why I entered. Anyone talking about a buyout is just being speculative. Every bio that gets pdufa approval has buyout on the table. This isn't new. Only a handful get the buyout. Some come immediately some come years down the road. Anyone talking like they are certain of a buyout is blowing smoke.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:20:40 2021 No.26411787 >>26411754 That's just the thing. All I did was buy broad market indexes like QQQ and SPY and I still had paper hands. Now they're at all time highs and I just know when I buy I'll get bogg'd.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:20:41 2021 No.26411789 >>26411722 >want higher education >accept debt to afford it >complete higher education >earn significantly more and become able to pay off the debt Unironically one of the best investments you can probably make. Why should taxpayers subsidise this?

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:21:08 2021 No.26411806
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The demand for the top strike of EXPR calls is so high it appears you could lock in a free 100 bagger with a vertical spread on the 5c if they both close ITM. A single transaction for $0.00 net debit won't fill on a broker but you could leg in for as many contracts as you can get filled lel.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:21:14 2021 No.26411809 File: 20 KB, 340x453, 82D9E092-2FC0-4E15-9CF4-0D5711968DF0.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Bro’s I’ve been studying the rules of acquisition. Am I going to make it? https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Ferengi_Rules_of_Acquisition

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:21:20 2021 No.26411814 >>26411743 It’s been dipping with earnings coming up. Buy a month out

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:21:22 2021 No.26411815 >>26411722 >free for qualified candidates. Gee I wonder what those demographics will look like

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:21:26 2021 No.26411818 Guys what's the best long term of the decade.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:22:22 2021 No.26411842 >>26411818 NEE

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:23:25 2021 No.26411862 File: 77 KB, 860x949, opm4.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26411722 >At least STEM should be free for qualified candidates. it already is. It's called "a scholarship"

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:23:41 2021 No.26411872

>>26411722
The education system has not kept up with modern times. Knowledge is free if your just willing to look for it and not get it spoon fed to you. Today’s university is more worried about maintaining high salaries for it professors than actually educating.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:24:09 2021 No.26411888

>>26411789
>Why should taxpayers subsidise this?

I just told you - educated people are an asset to society. Do you not want doctors, engineers, scientists, programmers?

I'm not a burger, so I don't really care - just find it funny that people actually pay that much for an education.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:24:18 2021 No.26411892 >>26411818 JMIA

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:24:20 2021 No.26411895 Now that I'm out of GME, what's the next play? I'm holding PLTR (never selling) and WKHS (waiting for it to go back to $30) >inb4 GME, BB, NOK

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:25:01 2021 No.26411921 File: 192 KB, 600x905, D14C9442-B267-482E-A07F-5E1114EE60B1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26411310 That is one of debt’s functions. You should check out that book about Debt. I think it was called Debt.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:25:48 2021 No.26411944 >>26411809 Only if you’re a Ferengi.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:25:54 2021 No.26411949 >>26411683 > i fell for a buzzfeed logic trick and am angry my answer turned out to be wrong

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:26:13 2021 No.26411959 File: 280 KB, 1892x1488, x.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I really hate weekends on /smg/. Even /x/ is more lively today.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:26:21 2021 No.26411963 >>26411888 >educated people are an asset to society So are plumbers and construction workers?

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:26:54 2021 No.26411981

>>26411872
Nope. it's people paying too much to attend an university with certain prestige.
It's like wanting to become a singer, and then complaining that Beyonce's singing lessons are costing too much.

>>26411949
its a simple math question. off yourself.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:27:34 2021 No.26411992 >>26411949 Imagine being this butthurt because you didnt know the answer

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:28:00 2021 No.26412009

>>26411502
the student loans CAUSED the massively inflated college costs, though. that's the whole fucking problem. it's like the sub prime mortgage crisis being kicked off by government programs to try to get everyone in a house as if it were an inalienable right. anyone remember this shit?

it's ALWAYS the fucking government causing shit by "gauranteeing" things. it's the same reason why UHC is a terrible idea, the same thing will happen.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:28:11 2021 No.26412013

>>26411722
The issue is that currently 60% of uni spending is on administrators who do mot teach or maintain the grounds, and the number of administrators how quadroupled since 1990 while the number or professors has only gone up 20%, almost all of which are liberal arts which make no money EXCEPT to become university administrators

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:28:26 2021 No.26412019

>>26411888
Because we’re told here that unless you go to a 4 year university straight out of college that you’ll be a failure. American universities are cucked beyond saving they’re the reason we’re in this shit show the lenders are just playing along like they’re supposed to

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:28:32 2021 No.26412020
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>>26411895
Listening to Chamaths podcast mention some new shit Schiff is trying to push. Sounds like it’s time for a bigger Patriot Act push to domestic surveillance. Has me thinking I was an idiot for selling PLTR and AI.

>>	BCRX Shill !Ly7MRw0CGU Sat Jan 23 09:29:37 2021 No.26412054 >>26411470 Did you buy manganese when I shilled it two weeks ago when it was trading at 22 cents (MN.v)? Alternatively mnxxf I have a few more picks I'm working on. Stay tuned. Good luck!

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:30:17 2021 No.26412074 >>26411963 Doesn’t take as long to train them, their barriers to entry are more about unions and shit

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:30:32 2021 No.26412082 >>26411981 > math > word problem involving cables If it’s math than say “I line between point A and B pasing through C.” Stay mad

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:31:21 2021 No.26412108

>>26411963
Yes - I think there should be courses for those people too.

Traditionally in the UK it used to be that University was free for those who were smart enough, then everyone else had the option to go to a trade school or other vocational subject.

Whereas now people have to pay, when I went it was £3k per year, but now it's like £10k per year. The funny thing is that you only pay the debt back after you earn over a certain amount of money, so a lot of it never gets paid back. It was basically just a way for the government to move something off it's books and into the 'private' sector.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:31:51 2021 No.26412118

>>26411888
>I just told you - educated people are an asset to society. Do you not want doctors, engineers, scientists, programmers?
Not an answer. I agree with you and that's why I think we should have educational institutions who educate people to become assets.
What we're talking about is who pays for this.
If you write off debt and make that education 'free' you are making the state pay for it, which means that all taxpayers pay for the education. These institutions can't exist for free, they provide a service and it costs them money to do so.
So my question is:
Why should every taxpayer - including those with lower income for whom the value of their labour and tax burden are paramount, and who have not, will not, and can not benefit from these universities - pay for this education instead of those individual who benefit from it significantly in the value of their labour?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:32:03 2021 No.26412127 kek how will I ever get back ohnonononono

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:32:32 2021 No.26412140 >>26411959 Kek the schizo

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:34:52 2021 No.26412204 File: 246 KB, 1000x1000, 1611287790445.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26410726 I know thats you RKG

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:35:13 2021 No.26412216

>>26412118
>Why should every taxpayer - including those with lower income for whom the value of their labour and tax burden are paramount, and who have not, will not, and can not benefit from these universities - pay for this education instead of those individual who benefit from it significantly in the value of their labour?

I told you but you are refusing to accept the answer. Yes the individual (should) benefit from higher salary expectations,etc. But so does society at large - pretty simple to understand.

Why does the tax payer fund childrens education?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:35:17 2021 No.26412220 >>26411818 TSM or>>26411892

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:35:54 2021 No.26412235
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>>26411381
I just laugh at all the retards at my firm still paying off their 50k a year education in their late 20s. Meanwhile I went to an average SEC state school for a total of like 23k, and I'm making the same or more than my private school educated peers. I have no sympathy for people who take out loans in the 10s of thousands for a bachelors degree.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:38:44 2021 No.26412307 >>26412054 What’s the exit point on MN.V?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:38:47 2021 No.26412309 >>26412009 Idk why leftoids hate free market and think that big government is the correct and only solution to every little thing

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:39:57 2021 No.26412340 >>26412216 >tax payer fund childrens education? where the taxpayer pays the teachers, not loans. Taxpayer should be paying off other people's loans, no matter why they took them out.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:40:08 2021 No.26412348 >>26411818 PGJ

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:40:27 2021 No.26412356
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fuck scholarships people should pay their own way instead of being a bum. and if anybody cannot or will not pay back their student loans they should be chained to the money printer and forced to work off their debt

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:40:28 2021 No.26412355 >>26412340 >should be paying shouldn't be paying

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:40:31 2021 No.26412358

>>26412216
There's too many foreigners coming to American universities for it to make any sense that the American tax payer should foot the bill, and then they in turn get H1B visas after their student Visas are up and continue to drive down the value of work and wages with diminishing returns for everyone but corporations who get cheap labor because fuck you go work at McDonalds instead if you don't like it

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:40:43 2021 No.26412363 >>26412019 That's everywhere in the world bro

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:41:06 2021 No.26412379

>>26411381
Student loan forgiveness is just a way to tax the poor and transfer the meager wealth it to middle and upper class. Poor people aren't taking advantage of these inflated student loans obviously since they are still poor. But a college degree is a ticket to a higher wealth bracket. Since poor people are getting nothing but are getting taxed to pay for the middle and upper classes' education, it's nothing short of a scam on poor people and taxation. The whole thing is repulsive

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:41:30 2021 No.26412389
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>>26411043
Bout a 6. Shit is starting to take off. I wonder what the amount of money is that new internet investors are throwing around. The shilling and everything is going to catch up. Normies spent the year learning the basics of trading and go to the same places for picks. Institutions are going to spend this year how to properly jew and fuck those new investors or at least how to make sure they are only picking (((their))) stocks. It’s going to be interesting. I’m scared for /smg/, we may need to figure out a way to camouflage these threads.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:41:33 2021 No.26412392 File: 843 KB, 1000x1227, 74300893_p0.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26411818 $PLTR

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:41:59 2021 No.26412401 How did that one ledditor make 11M with 40K? The stock calculator doesn’t say he would make anywhere near that; only 700K

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:42:29 2021 No.26412415
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>>26412356
They don't make it very hard, I went to a good school in my very small state for a stinky degree and came out -30k, with interest so low it shouldn't be very hard to pay off slowly but surely. Already got a higher paying job due to my degree.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:42:51 2021 No.26412423 >>26411818 BILI

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:43:31 2021 No.26412442 >>26412401 call options

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:44:23 2021 No.26412469
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>>26412379
Poor people barely pay any taxes compared to the middle class you retard, and no rich person has or ever will have their loans forgiven

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:44:29 2021 No.26412473 When will the USD be replaced with the shrimp as the standard for exchange?

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:44:56 2021 No.26412490

>>26412340
That's just semantics though isn't it, because the state could quite easily bring universities back into public ownership, and pay the teachers, etc and make it free.

I dunno, like I said - I don't have a horse in this race, as I'm not a burger; and for the record I think American education is a scam, and I don't know why people would pay that much.

Alls I am saying is that sometimes socialised things work well, whether that's education or healthcare - but there has to be restrictions on it so people don't take the piss.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:45:00 2021 No.26412494

>>26412216
>I told you but you are refusing to accept the answer. Yes the individual (should) benefit from higher salary expectations,etc. But so does society at large - pretty simple to understand.
No, you're telling me essentially that it benefits GDP, not why every taxpayer should be burdened with the cost instead of the people it materially benefits and who earn significantly more (making them able to repay the debt as a consequence).
Why is the burden of payment on everyone rather than those who materially benefit?
>Why does the tax payer fund childrens education?
Because it's nearly universally acknowledged that a basic education is important to benefit society in almost every measurable way (labour value, criminality, social cohesion, effect on GDP, etc.). The state (like parents) has a duty of care to children, which is why it can take them away from bad parents.
University education is not the same as a basic education. University education is for people to enter academia professionally or to develop their education for the labour market and significant increase the value of their labour.
That is why people lend money to pay for it, because the point is that these people become able to repay it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:45:03 2021 No.26412495 >>26412469 Fuck you capitalist shill. You know nothing

BCRX Shill !Ly7MRw0CGU Sat Jan 23 09:45:20 2021 No.26412504

>>26412307
I don't know if I can give you that number. The next report released in 1-3 weeks should give this stock another pump and then the PEA should follow shortly after. There is no time line on the PEA and that would be the document that would cement how high this stock will go.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:45:41 2021 No.26412513 >>26412389 The people who have been here, or even on chans in general for a long time can spot actual shills 99% of the time though

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:46:08 2021 No.26412529 >>26412358 Yeah, I didn't mean for foreign people. In the UK foreign students get charged like x3 the normal rate, so it's quite a money making scam for them. That's why our Uni's are full of Chinese students.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:46:19 2021 No.26412533

>>26411560
I like your approach, and the brainlets here don't realize there is no real correct answer. 0 works if you ignore all physical boundries of the world and your logic works for practical real world applications. Don't take the other replies as the IQ of this general. Weekends are both slow and kinda retarded sometimes.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:46:42 2021 No.26412548

>>26411574
that's just open market hours /smg/ in general, dude. this place is best when the market is closed, especially during the weekends. that's the only time we ever get anything done. open market hours is always unreadable and mostly just for shitposting and reacting.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:47:10 2021 No.26412563 >>26412415 Would they eat me alive if I jumped in there?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:47:22 2021 No.26412571 >>26412548 It speeds up but man yesterday afternoon, after GME really started going, was something else

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:47:24 2021 No.26412573 >>26412469 Now consider how important any tax burden is on low incomes and how the impact measures against higher incomes.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:47:47 2021 No.26412586 >>26412513 It’s not about being able to spot them. The more of them there are taking up post the harder it is for us to actually have any meaningful discussion.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:48:02 2021 No.26412589 File: 101 KB, 813x1232, tlsas.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Can I get a quick run down on TLSS ? Seems like a company on the verge of collapse. 32m revenue and -44m. How can they make a comeback?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:48:10 2021 No.26412591 >>26411668 We don’t disagree here anon, both parties are complicit in fucking over students

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:48:15 2021 No.26412594 >>26412495 lol you are dumb as fuck student loans forgiveness would hurt poor people? it doesnt even have a kernel of reality that good lies need

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:48:37 2021 No.26412607

Guys I think I found a fundamental flaw of capitalism
Capitalism is based on constant exchange, it promotes people sharing what they create by exchanging their goods and services constantly for other goods and services, promoting even better goods and services.
However, to win capitalism one must stop exchanging, one must save money and hoard goods and services to generate even more money. Thus those with the most money are those who do not exchange but those who hoard.
The system is self defeating. By actually utilizing capitalism for the purpose it was intended, to trade goods and services, you actually self select yourself out of the alpha predator pool of capitalism. It's fundamentally broken.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:48:57 2021 No.26412621
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>>26412389
i think this will subside soon enough. these new normie investors are Children of the Golden Bull and many are rushing into shit like options and chasing the WSB upvoted insane gains, not fully realising that a greater number lost money on similar bets

all we need is a moderately red month, and many wil get burnt and won't come back

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:49:13 2021 No.26412629 >>26412495 >he hates capitalism Why are you here lol

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:49:23 2021 No.26412634 >>26412504 I’m just worried about a long term hold now because the ceo said PEA won’t be released til Q3/Q4

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:49:25 2021 No.26412635 >>26410033 So BB is actually dogshit because anon said so? Should I sell and buy more GME for the ultimate rocketship?

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>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:49:46 2021 No.26412643 File: 49 KB, 875x447, 1605212727920.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26411640 based portal anon

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>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:50:12 2021 No.26412655 >>26412586 I guess that's true, calling them out usually leads into a feedback loop of retards who don't know trying to defend them as well taking up even more posts

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:50:15 2021 No.26412659

>>26412589
I made a bunch on them over the summer when they popped, then bought back in after they dropped again. but they kept dropping and I got bored and took like a 70% loss. The company seems to be not managed that well and have a ton of shares floating around

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:50:31 2021 No.26412663

>>26412490
>That's just semantics though isn't it,
it really isn't. Like.. we would all prefer to attend Harvard over some cheaper college ( i dont know specifics about getting into Harvard, thats beside the point, it's an example). You take out a huge loan to go someplace youre not smart enough to get a scholarship and not rich enough to afford. And then you cry
>oh I graduated from Harvard, but now the bankers are making me pay back the money

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:51:00 2021 No.26412676 >tfw small starting capital and scared of leverage I was all in on GME and I'm only up 600.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:51:17 2021 No.26412681

>>26412494
>Why is the burden of payment on everyone rather than those who materially benefit?

That's not how taxation works in a civilised society. You can't just say "I'm only going to pay tax for the things that I personally benefit from".

My taxes go towards paying for the NHS, which I've never used - but it's there if I get sick. My taxes go towards paying for schools, even though I don't have kids. Do I begrudge any of this? No, I don't.

>niversity education is not the same as a basic education. University education is for people to enter academia professionally or to develop their education for the labour market and significant increase the value of their labour.

I would argue that with the coming "4th industrial revolution" i.e. automation and AI, it is necessary to have a highly educated workforce.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:51:22 2021 No.26412684 >>26410166 idk :(

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:51:24 2021 No.26412687 File: 530 KB, 1170x425, screenshot-aquabounty.com-2021.01.12-21_12_48.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26412495 nice argument bucko, eat some sushi the vitamins will help you think clearer.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:52:03 2021 No.26412705 >>26412607 >Jews are just dragons sitting on mountains of gold, burning down societies for their own amusement

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:53:28 2021 No.26412743 ugh im in a terrible mood

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:53:53 2021 No.26412757 Is it worth buying Raytheon stock?

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:54:13 2021 No.26412767

Me, I didn't go to college, I've got no crushing debt dragging me down. I can retire and laugh about all those who kill themselves and stress about shit in just ten years. It's all about the job you do and the amount of service time you gotta put in. Shortest time should be your goal, long as there ain't no hidden strings involved. Which would you do; be a "dog catcher" at age 22 but walk out in 27 years (or less due to loopholes) fully retired for life or a doctor but you can't retire till your 65. Keeping in mind the following; Your "dog catcher" doesn't have debt, lives a decent life and doesn't have to put up with stress or other shit daily.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:55:28 2021 No.26412807 >>26412757 absolutely not. its a boomer stock that never goes anywhere. I guess if youre scared of losing your money, and dont care how small your gains are, then buy it

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:55:37 2021 No.26412814 File: 229 KB, 1920x1276, 644B7557-8C9B-4914-BADB-2A069508F411.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26412757 If you want the dividend yes but if you want some growth get KTOS

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:55:50 2021 No.26412818 >>26412767 This is why I've seriously considered just becoming a garbage man

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:56:02 2021 No.26412826 >>26412767 Young people are tricked into thinking that they NEED to go to University. Sad, many such cases.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:56:21 2021 No.26412835
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>>26412638
I've been here longer than you
I'm better at the market then you
Communism is just a method of hoarding goods and services for political power instead of money. I'm just proving capitalism is fundamentally broken in the same way.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:57:20 2021 No.26412863

>>26412818
At the end of the day it's just income - outgoings isn't it.

So, less debt the better, keep expenses low.

People fall into the trap of getting a 'good wage' but they getting everything on finance so they are a debt slave and have no disposable income.

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>>26412573
I see what your saying, 20 dollars is a lot more valuable to the poors than 2000 is to normal people. But poor people also are the reason we have high taxes in the first place, public education, public transportation, social welfare, they make up a reasonable portion of our taxes so I think it's fair that they are impacted more by taxes, it gives them some incentive to negatively impact society less. I also think arguing about taxes is dumb, there would be more than enough cash if our government wasn't a totally inefficient money burning machine.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:57:33 2021 No.26412876

>>26412307

I will only sell once I have another better opportunity. The major catalyst that could send it mioning is a deal to provide manganese to any EV manufacturer. Set multiple trailing stop losses if you are up significantly. I have an average buy in of .17. I think this can go up to 3 easily if they are actually producing this stuff for customers. So long term hold.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:57:39 2021 No.26412882 >>26412401 >stock LOL this is also why you have better opportunities than GME now, the IV is too high on GME and you can buy low IV calls somewhere else

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:59:14 2021 No.26412930

>>26412681
>That's not how taxation works in a civilised society. You can't just say "I'm only going to pay tax for the things that I personally benefit from".
That isn't what I said or meant.
The reason we can't do that is because there is a strong possibility that if we need a public service we may be unable to pay for it.
If you study and get yourself higher education you do so to increase your value in the labour market, which means you are more able to pay for it.
Education isn't an insurance, it increases how much you can sell your labour for. That's why there is a profitable industry who loans money to students.
>I would argue that with the coming "4th industrial revolution" i.e. automation and AI, it is necessary to have a highly educated workforce.
I'd agree with this as well, but I also think education is becoming more accessible as a consequence of technology and we may well see the impact of institutions losing their monopoly over higher education to more accessible forms and media.
I also think that if it becomes more necessary to get a higher level of education and that if people are unable to repay the cost (i.e. they can't increase their labour value enough) then the costs are too high, which means the fault lies with the institutions and not the debtors.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 09:59:29 2021 No.26412936
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>>26412494
>Why is the burden of payment on everyone rather than those who materially benefit?
further to what anon (who is right) >>26412681 said, it's the efficiency argument that my autism finds easier to understand. it's much easier and therefore cheaper to have these things funded by everyone, by pooling tax money

this does result in some "localised unfairness" if you want to put it like that, but that's offset by the efficiency gains you get by pooling resources. it's also in your interest, even if you manage to make it, for the society around you to be smoothly functioning, rather than a shithole with riots, violence etc. because even if you don't get shot in the face by some crackhead who's after drug money, you're still paying for the police to clean that shit up

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:00:10 2021 No.26412955
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I hate these antifa and maga fucks that created this situation leading to a new and improved patriot act and surveillance state.

I’m going to have to follow fucking Schiff on twitter now. Whatever.

Is anyone following this Samsung situation with them wanting to build big in the US? I wonder if that’s related to the new administration’s statements regarding North Korea.

Are we going to give Samsung major gibs? Are we turning away from TSM?

Fuck ASML?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:00:14 2021 No.26412956 >>26412876 I agree, I’ve been holding since December. But if we don’t get a PEA until late this year that’s a long time to hold out. I can’t see any reason for any EV manufacturer to sign any deals before that assessment comes out

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:00:39 2021 No.26412970

>>26412866
>there would be more than enough cash if our government wasn't a totally inefficient money burning machine.
Agreed. I just think labour value and tax burden are too important for low income people to not mention, because a man's labour is his only way to escape and further himself away from poverty.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:01:03 2021 No.26412983 >>26412866 It always comes back to inept govt. both sides are terrible, and they do not have anyone's best interests at heart but their own, career politicians are parasites and having no term limits is a mistake

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:01:24 2021 No.26412993
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>>26412835
>Communism is just a method of hoarding goods and services for political power instead of money.
No, in actual communism (which is only theoretical and cannot succeed in reality) there is no hoarding of goods and services by anyone, theyre are always distributed to everyone according to their needs

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:02:31 2021 No.26413038 File: 206 KB, 1200x800, 1602982356573.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Am I getting memed by AQB

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:02:47 2021 No.26413050
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>>26412818
One of the smartest men in the world worked as a bouncer at a bar for years before he became an internet celebrity. I’m pretty smart and just work in a warehouse. I don’t have to take home any work with me or any work stress. Make 40k, live cheaply, and invest all my spare cash. Shits nice and on the path I’m on I can retire early. Working some stressful post college job is only worth it if you’re getting paid money you can’t turn down or it’s your passion. Most people don’t have a passion. I love the restaurant business even though the money isn’t great. That’s what I’m saving up to start. Some kind of cost effective sand which shop or something.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:03:37 2021 No.26413071
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>>26412826
They more or less do need it, if they don’t want to retail wage-slave into an early grave.

There aren’t an infinite number of trade jobs, and those jobs aren’t for everyone, and for every one of them who becomes a success and starts there own business, they need dozens of underlings that will never make it.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:03:39 2021 No.26413075

>>26412936
I'm honestly surprised there are so many Anons in /smg/ in favour of a larger state and socialising costs, and I'm a britbong who lives in a shithole welfare dystopia.
I thought decreasing the tax burden and encouraging entrepreneurialism was a given in this general.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:04:16 2021 No.26413097

Alright, so let's brainstorm what the next memestocks are.

GME is past its' peak with not much more to run.
PLTR looks like it hit resistance
Haven't checked in on UUUU in a while, but looks like it's been on a downtrend for a month now.

Can't remember what else there is.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:04:41 2021 No.26413107 >>26412993 Distributed by whom?

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:04:43 2021 No.26413108

>>26412936
>it's much easier and therefore cheaper to have these things funded by everyone, by pooling tax money

Yeah, I think this is something Americans don't understand about universal healthcare.

In America you have a web of insurance companies, hospitals, etc - which is inefficient, and you end up paying through the arsehole even with insurance.

In the UK, there is a centralised NHS who can buy in bulk and negotiate massive discounts from drug companies (because they are essentially the only buyer of their products). Don't get me wrong, the NHS is still vastly inefficient in many cases, but I still think I would prefer it to a privatised system.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:04:57 2021 No.26413116 >>26413097 it's BB. Everyone already agreed it's BB yesterday

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:05:10 2021 No.26413119 >>26412993 Dude has Jack Ma syndrome with that tiny face >>26413075 Keep in mind that we are being bombarded by newfags who haven’t absorbed enough 4chan black pill wisdom

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:06:03 2021 No.26413146

>>26412955
that doesn't make sense
Both Samsung and TSM rely on ASML
US gave a huge subsidy to the TSM to build a fab in Arizona

the only reason other companies even entertain Samsung is because TSM doesn't have enough capacity and it also scares some companies to be entirely reliant on TSM (e.g. NVDA). Also Samsung undercuts just so they can stay relevant, but it's not really good for them since their yields are garbage. I wonder if it's even profitable right now for them

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:06:05 2021 No.26413147

>>26413097
BB is getting memed by wsb now, BBBY has higher short intrest like GME. Nok is a longer term hold but could give a nice bagger if you buy leaps. AMC could be meme'd on my wsb but the stock is banned from there until it reaches 1 bil market cap.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:06:08 2021 No.26413149 >>26413097 BTWN

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:06:14 2021 No.26413154

>>26412936
we have police and still have crackheads of every stripe. we also have DAs that release and encourage the monkeys to take over the zoo. annual pensions over 500k after 25 years of catch and releasing the same niggers and spics over and over id rather just buy private security and ban anyone darker than paper

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:06:18 2021 No.26413156 >>26413107 by the People, of course. By the State representing the People. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPsP9NybPxc..

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:06:40 2021 No.26413170 File: 228 KB, 848x1200, 4CB4DE8C-5C0C-4638-911E-A7EB5068DCF5.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413116 Well duh It’s always been BB Seiba a shit

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:07:19 2021 No.26413192 >>26413097 /biz/ told me its BB so that's what I went with. Also CLF SSPK SRAC and CRBP.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:07:27 2021 No.26413197

>>26413108
NHS really isn't one of the beat examples of healthcare though, I don't get why people in this country say shit like 'R NHS is the envy of the world' - G*rmans for instance would laugh at the suggestion.
Also NHS procurement and management are absolutely fucked and rarely get any value whatsoever but that's just the nature of our public sector.
t. works in public sector procurement

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:07:35 2021 No.26413199 Why do I even buy shit coins sometimes I think I learned my lesson but always go back. Shoulda just threw that capital into stonks

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:07:55 2021 No.26413204 File: 2.70 MB, 1280x720, not_a_virgin_0.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413170 >Used goods

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:08:05 2021 No.26413210
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>>26413038
No, AQB will be the main supplier of salmon in the future. Genetically altered food is a necessity especially if our population keeps rising.

Others proteins such as cows, chickens, and pigs have a large environmental impact. I love beef and other meats but with a democrat in power and the overwhelming popularity of far left politics legislation limiting the production of traditional proteins is not unreasonable in the medium to long term.

Farm raised salmon already benefit communities because their waste can be used to fertilize plants.

AQB's salmon can do this even more efficiently than competitors because of their AquaAdvantage fish which consume less food and grow at a faster rate.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:08:52 2021 No.26413229

>>26413108
>Yeah, I think this is something Americans don't understand about universal healthcare.
I don't think you understand jews. They won't stop charging you $1,000 for a band-aid just because the government is taxing everyone more.
>inb4 but the gubbamint would stop it
They'd take 10%. Congressmen like Pelosi have made hundreds of millions while in office.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:09:11 2021 No.26413238

>>26412607
Are you retarded? Hoarding you money and doing nothing with it is a loss due to inflation. People at the top always have their capital involved with the exchange of goods and services in order to make more money either by running businesses or the stock market.
Your fundamental idea is wrong and not based in reality. You have to be 18 to post here, go away.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:09:19 2021 No.26413240 File: 48 KB, 735x886, 1F398ACC-CD41-4FBD-A89D-A6908C2A635C.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Where can I find a nice loyal anime girl

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:09:23 2021 No.26413243 the rapture is happening get saved bros become sons of god pray

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:09:40 2021 No.26413246

>>26413075
because of technology and its deflationary effects, and the disruption this is having on society, i don't think we have a choice in the matter. in any case i am definitely for decreasing the tax burden in other areas, and entrepreneurialism definitely needs to be encouraged

also death to capital gains taxes

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:09:59 2021 No.26413257
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>>26413097
People are shilling BB and NOK pretty hard right now. One of them looks pumped already though, think it’s BB. You could try the salmon stock, it’s actually a recycled failed meme stock from like 5 months ago.

BCRX Shill !Ly7MRw0CGU Sat Jan 23 10:10:02 2021 No.26413259

>>26412634
I personally would take profits on the next pump and look to re enter closer to the PEA date. Although the next pump could gain the ticket more exposure and you could see a slow build up towards the PEA which isn't uncommon for mining stocks. I think in q2 they get shares in the other partnered company (name escapes me at the moment and I'm phone posting like a fag so I can't search for the source) but besides that I can't forsee any large catalysts that would pump the stonk. Ultimately it's up to you to make that call on when to exit. I just put out the info I've come across. Good luck anon.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:10:20 2021 No.26413270

Cool thing about my job is that 32 years is the max (anything over that your paying them basically) and like I said loopholes in the regs. Sick time can be used as credit up to 2 years. So start young, never sick and let it rack up. Full retirement is at 27 years (or less due to the loophole). Hell I could work the full 32 (or 30) years for the extra padding and be only 52 years old.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:10:23 2021 No.26413272 File: 118 KB, 1024x738, BD3E118F-72D4-4C2F-A3A5-9BF0CDCC75C3.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413240

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:10:55 2021 No.26413287 >>26413108 That's the exact same argument that is used for communism though, and it doesn't work there either.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:11:03 2021 No.26413291

>>26410367
Love my ARK funds, but I've seen a lot of more critical comments about Cathie recently. People saying how it becomes a lot harder to get in on smaller companies when you manage more money, how making their trades public with so many eyes on them could be a problem... I've even seen some analysts draw comparisons to certain funds during the dotcom bubble.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:11:35 2021 No.26413305 >>26413097 Apart from BB maybe. I am really thinking BBBY is the next big meme

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:11:55 2021 No.26413315 File: 206 KB, 500x500, 0D142686-00A0-42A7-844B-D19D190D2C3D.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413257 I’m 50/50 on BB/NOK. They seem meme-ish enough to pump. Am I gonna make money???

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:12:24 2021 No.26413333 >>26413315 NOKs gonna be slow as fuck, they have a huge amount of shares outstanding

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:12:50 2021 No.26413349

Dont really come here much and I mostly post in link, eth, btc and pmg threads. I have about 25k between different miners and etfs but I recently started putting a couple thousand a month towards ARKG. What is everyones thoughts on the ark meme? I am seriously considering putting the money for my tuition (36k) all in ARKG and letting it ride, what is the consensus on a biden stock crash? Will it happen?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:13:07 2021 No.26413360 >>26413315 BB is already pumped. Idk about NOK, looks like a long-term stock.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:13:28 2021 No.26413374 File: 1.19 MB, 1280x720, JakuChara_Tomozakikun_01_Cheese_Aoi.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413240 In anime of course

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:14:22 2021 No.26413411 way OTM calls are thin for BBBY

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:14:24 2021 No.26413412 >>26413374 Mmmm. Sawdust.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:15:16 2021 No.26413438 >>26413349 Fuck off trust fund kiddie

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:15:16 2021 No.26413439 >>26413238 QUANTITATIVE EASERS HATE HIM! Find out how an Anon on a Szechuan yak milking forum keeps monetary velocity at 0 and beats the Central Banks to be the alpha predator of capitalism << click here >>

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:15:18 2021 No.26413441 File: 70 KB, 423x527, FateFD_mGiyHHi0K2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413170 delete this

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:15:24 2021 No.26413445
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>>26411381
>practically have open borders with countries that have highly subsidized higher education
>charge your own citizens more for the exact same thing + they aren't allowed to have it wiped through bankruptcy
>why would someone be okay with wiping student loan debt
People like this are the reason why we're le 56%

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:15:54 2021 No.26413459 Are markets going to topple soon? Volume in non meme stocks at these prices is thinning out

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:16:25 2021 No.26413473 Should I become a NOKfag? Kinda tempted but 5.6 fucking billion shares, how can it ever move? >>26413374 Why does food always look so good in anime

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:17:13 2021 No.26413502 >>26413116 >>26413147 >>26413192 BB looks like its already doubled in a week or two. How much further could it possibly run?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:17:27 2021 No.26413507 File: 34 KB, 479x630, haldol.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413439 Here ya go

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:17:28 2021 No.26413508
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I’m about to get McDonalds breakfast and eat the hash brown before I get back to the car because that’s always bullish for me. What are your guys autistic rituals you perform to maintain gains?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:17:30 2021 No.26413509 File: 361 KB, 763x763, concerned_furry_girl.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413412 What do you mean? It's real American FDA certified cheese like condiment, which is at least 60% milk based with less than 5% petroleum Not "sawdust"

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:17:55 2021 No.26413525 having a look at BBBY, my interest has been piqued

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:20:38 2021 No.26413627 >>26413349 We spend the whole thread debating college costs and this spoiled asshole comes in here wanting to throw his tuition in the markets kek what a world

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:20:48 2021 No.26413632 >>26413192 a fat tranny told you CLF

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:20:53 2021 No.26413634 >>26413525 Why? It’s the highest it’s been in like 5 years. I’m not touching that nigger.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:21:28 2021 No.26413658 >>26413473 >5.6 fucking billion shares Look at market cap instead of float.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:21:54 2021 No.26413669 >>26413508 >hit a new PR at the gym >insanely bullish day, always gamble big

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:22:17 2021 No.26413688 >>26412818 teamster UNION nota bad deal in cali waste management drivers 90-100 a year but thats with 55-60hrs a week ;-()

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:22:53 2021 No.26413713 File: 6 KB, 328x142, nndm2.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >chasing memes just buy NNDM, collect your daily 10% and go to sleep

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:23:49 2021 No.26413749

>>26413238
Lmao buying yourself more money is not an exchange of goods and services. The vast, vast majority of the world's wealth is either held in debt or in equity, both of which is essentially I have hoarded my wealth so now you must return me money or face the consequences.
"Muh inflation means no hoarding" and yet the majority of the world's wealthy keep their wealth in bonds which match inflation. They will not spend money unless they make money. They do not exchange, they withhold and hoard to make you starve until you agree to labor for them and then they give you a slice.
You have to have an IQ higher than 100 to post here, please go away

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:24:23 2021 No.26413769 >>26413374 do americans really eat this?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:24:32 2021 No.26413774 >>26413508 that guy posting about his dance rule yesterday was funny

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:24:36 2021 No.26413775 File: 125 KB, 838x384, 327C3227-347F-405F-8730-213576C72384.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413713 I almost bought 100 shares at $6 for shits because it looked cheap, bought more TQQQ instead.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:25:14 2021 No.26413793

>>26413315
like the others have said NOK has a lot of shares so don't expect 50% the next day but it is a good long term stock. They are behind Huawei for 5G infrastructure but they will be able to win contracts as countries don't trust China such as the UK and we will see if the US uses Huawei or Nokia for 5G.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:25:20 2021 No.26413796

>>26413658
The float is very important for volatility so that swing traders can make profit on a play.
I'm not saying NOK isn't a bad buy, I've actually been holding a small position with some other 5G stocks for a while, but it's exceedingly unlikely to be volatile with such a huge float.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:25:52 2021 No.26413807 >>26413240 NEXT SEASON WHEN

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:26:21 2021 No.26413824
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>>26413473
Because they draw it well.

I will be honest with you Anon. Jap food is shit and bland. Their most favourite food is a bastard Indian curry. It's like British having CTM as their most popular dish.

They didn't know fucking bread till the 16th century. Hell, they didn't know condiments except onions sauce. I literally saw one guy shed tears in India because the food was so interesting and flavorful. I mean we can all stuff ourselves on sushi once every 2 months but most would be hard pressed to name another Jap dish. Ramen maybe.

Hell, they even stopped drinking that disgusting sake and switched over to beer completely.
>>26413459
I think we will see a long crab. We won't see a crash with unlimited QE but at some point they will have to break it or the gold boomers will slowly start to actually have a point. I mean AAPL grew like 5% these last three years. They're up 7.7% since January 4th.

I'm a permabull btw.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:26:41 2021 No.26413835 File: 87 KB, 745x773, 1581576269661.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Is it possible to learn this power?

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:26:50 2021 No.26413838

>>26413473
>Kinda tempted but 5.6 fucking billion shares, how can it ever move?
you HAVE to buy LEAPs
the point is to turn boomer gains into massive gains because it has low IV compared to meme shit like BB which have 100% IV already

LEAPs expiring in 2023 can go up +500% even if the underlying "only" goes up +30%

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:26:52 2021 No.26413840 >NIO memes to the moon >UXIN will send use NIO cars >UXIN memes to the moon

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:27:25 2021 No.26413859 File: 62 KB, 860x602, D55FB7CE-8DB4-4247-B19E-E4A4DD3281F4.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Are there any stock market or business anime’s?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:27:31 2021 No.26413862 >>26413793 There's no way in hell the US would use anything Chinese for critical infrastructure as it is a giant security risk, unless of course the new President really is Beijing Biden in which case it's already too late and they won

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:27:44 2021 No.26413866 >>26413508 Before lifting I get a spoon of creatine and pop a caffeine pill. I wonder how much the gains goblin ate. The gyms are closed since fucking November 2nd.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:28:32 2021 No.26413901 >>26413796 So use leverage

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:28:37 2021 No.26413904 File: 263 KB, 907x1280, 22_0.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413859 There is an Enron anime coming up https://youtu.be/fkPfC54ZcHE

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:28:42 2021 No.26413909

I want to become a billionaire and influenced things. All the current world movers and shakers are a bunch of fucking faggots. I could push their shit in. Their kids and heirs shit in at least. These fuckers will likely die or be put in a home when it comes my time.

If I hit my target this year, I'm quitting school.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:29:12 2021 No.26413933

>>26413749
>They do not exchange, they withhold and hoard to make you starve until you agree to labor for them and then they give you a slice.
Imagine unironically believing that labour is violently coerced in this day and age.
Also how many in the top rich list are there because they have money in bonds rather than in a business?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:29:40 2021 No.26413956 File: 704 KB, 3840x2160, 1611172007052.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413859 Spice and Wolf, dorkass

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:31:19 2021 No.26414003 File: 78 KB, 500x500, 1B3104DF-6FA3-4C73-A404-3027546755EA.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413904 >did you truly use your brain when you made that trade This looks fucking kino.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:31:25 2021 No.26414004 >>26413859 anime is gay

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:32:05 2021 No.26414020 File: 58 KB, 1200x630, fuck yeah.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413669 >lock eyes with qt3.14 grill at park >she doesn't immediately vomit

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:33:18 2021 No.26414070 >>26413859 Spice and Wolf for microeconomics Demon Queen and Hero for macroeconomics

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:34:47 2021 No.26414126 File: 45 KB, 765x382, 56f44cfc9037f7653553b6d7.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413509 And the rest of that ~65%?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:34:51 2021 No.26414130 File: 1.48 MB, 350x263, 45CDE929-4C37-41B8-8F94-FC8875E51D0D.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26414003 I had the same thought kek

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:35:18 2021 No.26414147 File: 3.78 MB, 4624x3472, IMG_20200830_173836.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413909 Id be happy with a house and boat in Greece desu Don't want no influence, just want to be left alone and have a happy peaceful life desu

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:35:58 2021 No.26414174 >>26414126 Ingedients are listed from most to least. The first ingredient is the highest % ingredient(by weight)

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:36:23 2021 No.26414190 >>26414126 Cellulose power to prevent caking is my favourite ingredient, I use it in everything

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:36:29 2021 No.26414194 >>26412818 Im a garbage man bruh

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:36:41 2021 No.26414206 >>26414147 I've always had a hankering for Venetian real estate.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:37:17 2021 No.26414230 File: 126 KB, 1100x619, 60A26F0D-57DE-4FB6-8BDF-08576FD7E607.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26414020 That’s a good sign. Next time walk up to her and ask her how much she is charging for foot jobs

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:37:29 2021 No.26414238 >>26414174 Right, but that doesn't absolve the fact that it contains sawdust (cleverly labeled "Cellulose powder")

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:37:30 2021 No.26414239 >>26414126 I actually didn't know that, but I'd never touch that shit anyways.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:37:30 2021 No.26414240 >>26414126 Don't ruin pasta for me dick head, I have to have a mountain of that stuff mixed in whenever I make noodles

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:37:40 2021 No.26414244 >>26414126 Cellulose isn't what you think it is.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:37:56 2021 No.26414256 >tfw sold 180 shares of PLTR at 27 after bagholding for months >got 40 left Made like 2k profit but that could've been an extra 1000 euros profit by holding 2 more days. Damn daytrading is brutal.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:38:23 2021 No.26414271 >>26414206 >town floating on its own sewer eh

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:38:32 2021 No.26414276 >>26414194 Coastal or in flyover, I'm in the midwest and I don't think it's as lucrative as the coasts

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:38:59 2021 No.26414293 >>26414240 buy a block of actual cheese and grate it yourself, it's much better

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:39:56 2021 No.26414324 >>26413634 Look at its short interest. Also the fact that BBBY is making hand over fist in money one and paying down its debts like mad.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:40:20 2021 No.26414338 File: 1.67 MB, 1170x1965, 4BE606B7-FBCF-408B-B57E-AD56CF8218B5.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26413441 No.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:40:33 2021 No.26414345 >>26414271 Should be fine as long as you can afford a place near the major canals.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:40:51 2021 No.26414355 >>26414276 West coast, it definitely is more lucrative on the coasts because muh union but decent money can be made in flyovers. Mainly if you get one with one of the larger haulers like wm or republic.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:41:02 2021 No.26414364

>>26413933
You are not allowed to eat unless you pay, and that rule is in fact violently coerced by military and police a like.

>Also how many in the top rich list are there because they have money in bonds rather than in a business?
The entire banking system built off of scalping the risk free rate, for one.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:41:03 2021 No.26414366 >>26413502 >$138.87 According to Yahoo anyway. If it's like GME it could even reach over $150.00 in the coming weaks or days.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:41:29 2021 No.26414382 >>26414240 Get some quality Parmesan from the story dude. Fresh Parmesan is amazing

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:41:33 2021 No.26414388 >>26414324 How do we meme it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:41:35 2021 No.26414389 >>26414190 Out of all ingredients out there to bitch about cellulose is like the most natural shit there is.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:41:50 2021 No.26414399 File: 29 KB, 600x600, 258428035663326.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26414338 Sakura is worst girl

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:41:55 2021 No.26414405 >>26414206 It's Chania btw. But I wouldn't live there. It's basically a tourist Disney Land

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:42:37 2021 No.26414429 File: 14 KB, 266x214, 1599222117590.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Red or green Monday? I'm betting red

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:42:44 2021 No.26414434 >>26414366 I'm still regretting not buying BB $12 calls last week. Would have been some quick cash, but that's just the way it is. I'll probably just buy shares on Monday if it spikes, or crashes and then recovers.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:43:10 2021 No.26414450 >>26414382 I love eating fresh flaked Parmesan with salami on crackers. Fuck man.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:44:03 2021 No.26414483 >>26414399 Is she lees? What’s the story here

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:45:07 2021 No.26414519 >>26414389 I just find the nature of the name like that funny in a list >cellulose powder to prevent caking Idk just tickled me

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:45:08 2021 No.26414521

>>26411381
It's probably because the majority of people who took out loans were teenagers who had a narrative drilled into their heads since early education. The narrative being that the only way to get a decently paying job (if you don't want to be flipping burgers for the rest of your life), is to go to college and get a degree. Don't have the money for college? Then take out some student loans.

The problem began when these decently-paying jobs never materialized and a whole generation of students realized they had been roped into debt-slavery for some pie-in-the-sky job that was never coming.

>well you shouldn't have got a degree in underwater basket weaving!

A boomer meme that isn't at all reflective of what is happening. Most students got worthwhile degrees in business, technology, medicine, engineering, etc, yet still can't find jobs because there are none. Boomers, either through laziness or ignorance, ensnared millions of teenagers into debt, yet also want to mock those same teenagers for not being able to find jobs boomers said would exist.

Fuck you boomer, now it's your turn to pay me.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:45:10 2021 No.26414522 >>26413835 is this guy actually michael burry? Serious question

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:45:14 2021 No.26414525

>>26413749
>they withhold and hoard to make you starve until you agree to labor for them and then they give you a slice
It seems to me that you want people to just give you shit because you have less than them.
If you are starving then grow some crops or hunt some animal.
Using labor to provide a useful service gives you currency to exchange for food.
Why would someone grow food for nothing in return, i.e. using their labor for nothing. If they can just be given free food. It is easier and in human nature to just do nothing and receive the government gibs. At some point someone must to producing something for people to live, the only way to make people do some shitty job no reward is by force.
The idea of communism is fundamentally flawed.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:45:38 2021 No.26414538 BAKING

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:46:20 2021 No.26414568
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>>26414429
Hoping for a green Monday. My folio is fucked right now and rapidly losing hard earned gains. I get my profit sharing bonus from work Monday. Using all of it to dump into the next meme. Maybe 50/50 BB and BBBY

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:46:50 2021 No.26414588 File: 89 KB, 779x596, 1574722713321.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>26411499 Nice narrative you got there, too bad reality differs.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:48:05 2021 No.26414637
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Is the era of biopennies finally over? I see them less and less nowadays. Not that other pnds are better, but last January the thread was consumed by ONTX, SNSS and all that stuff I can't remember.

At least now it's a bit more diversified.

>>26414345
I live in a similar situation. Here.

The worst part is the flooding. If you live in a place like mine or Venice you basically abandon live in the first and sometimes second floor because you run the risk of losing it all every other year.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:48:40 2021 No.26414660 NEW >>26414636 >>26414636 >>26414636

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:49:09 2021 No.26414677 >>26413291 >comparisons to certain funds during the dotcom bubble. why

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:49:30 2021 No.26414690

>>26413824
>Jap food is shit and bland.
God, this so much. When I first got here, everything was great. But it wears real fuckin' thin real fuckin' quick. You eventually realize all of Japanese cuisine is the same flavor profile (except for sushi).

I'll give them credit for red bean paste, though. Can't get enough of that stuff.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:50:46 2021 No.26414728 >>26411862 >everyone gets a full ride scholarship just be smort liek me :) I'll make sure you get taxed double so jamal can take gender studies

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:51:30 2021 No.26414758

>>26413075
Decrease the tax burden on poor people and increase it on the Gates, Bezos and Rothschilds of the world. It's not that hard.
>>26413119
No, anyone who has lurked long enough knows the rich have stolen unimaginable amounts of wealth from everyday people and the only solution is killing them and redistributing it back.

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:52:56 2021 No.26414812

>>26414525
>It seems to me that you want people to just give you shit because you have less than them.
>If you are starving then grow some crops or hunt some animal.

Except my argument is capitalism is fundamentally flawed because hoarding is how you win yet breaks the system. I never said give free shit. I even said communism is just as broken, you hoard things for more political power in communism instead of money.

>it is easier in human nature to just do nothing and receive gibs
I agree. My argument is also that's it's easier to hoard and withhold then it is to provide labor and investment, which is fundamentally why capitalist systems trend towards extreme corruption every single time, same as communism.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:52:58 2021 No.26414815 >>26414758 >No, anyone who has lurked long enough knows the rich have stolen unimaginable amounts of wealth from everyday people and the only solution is killing them and redistributing it back. this but unironically

>>	Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:55:36 2021 No.26414926 >>26414525 fresh off the boat from reddit?

Anonymous Sat Jan 23 10:59:12 2021 No.26415047

>>26414812
Hoarding is not going to increase profit. Most people with money do not do this for competitive reasons. Money being hoarded in banks doesn't just sit there. Banks have a constant rolling mass of money that is used for the further increase in capital by providing loans to people and trading on markets. That is how banks make money, they don't just hold money in vaults because there is no profit in just holding money, banks are businesses just like Walmart, they have to make money to stay in business.

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