/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.28314506]

/cmg/

coffee market general

[Anonymous No.28314748]

I like my coffee the same way I like my women:
Been years since I had some actual good coffee

[Anonymous No.28314762]

>out of coffee beans
>local roaster already closed
not comfy bros

[Anonymous No.28314817]

>A-anon. You bought the CCIV dip for me, right?

[Anonymous No.28314830]

>>28314762
>failing to plan ahead
Explain how its anybodys fault but your own.

[Anonymous No.28314844]

>>28314506
best wfh investment so far is a mean bean machine

[Anonymous No.28314904]

Don't mind me, just saving the planet and making you rich in the process. I'll see you frens at $7 EOM!

[Anonymous No.28314906]

Hope you're all comfy and is making steady gains

[Anonymous No.28315016]

Yo I just brewed my first cup of the morning. And check out CRBP's nice stable climb up towards 3.30

[Anonymous No.28315032]

>>28314906
>questrade still hasn't transfered my account
>down hundreds of dollars on the day
I am neither comfy nor making gains

[Anonymous No.28315049]

>>28314904
>not doing fusion

[Anonymous No.28315203]

I've never bogged anyone as hard as I bogged the person I sold these GME puts to.

[Anonymous No.28315220]

>>28314506
BILI has saved me

[Anonymous No.28315226]

>>28314904
It’s a big stock

[Anonymous No.28315409]

ma lil cloud stock fuckin playin

[Anonymous No.28315467]

More like CLF general lol

[Anonymous No.28315640]

>>28315467
>still down $200,000 from where you were a month ago
Theta's a bitch, huh.

[Anonymous No.28315673]

>>28314906
I put a ton of Memestop gains into covered puts and I'm bogging everyone out here.
I'm loaded up with TQQQ but my port is +0 on the day.
Feels fucking great man. High alpha, well-hedged, starting to relax for more hours, sleeping in occasionally, enjoying this job after a long time of intense learning.

[Anonymous No.28315742]

>>28314906
I’m comfily up 11%. Waiting on approval for a margin account

[Anonymous No.28315808]

why is CRSR so red, i thought the recent earnings report was good? am i just autistic.

[Anonymous No.28315845]

Lads I made some decent cash off of GameStop and now I want to throw it into some comfy holds. I have 20k sitting in the sides now. Do I wait for a correction and then jump in?

Also what stocks would you recommend? I was looking at TSM, AMD, possibly pltr If it dips enough, and maybe something like bili.

[Anonymous No.28315978]

Can someone please explain this shit? I'm new to fidelity but I didn't think I was this retarded...

Pic related

[Anonymous No.28316006]

>>28314830
Coffee beans get stale really quick. Unless you like your coffee to taste like rancid shit, you shouldn't buy it in bulk.

[Anonymous No.28316139]

>>28315978
bro .. get rid of this image
frens report this image for dox pls

[Anonymous No.28316177]

>>28315978
account number baka

[Anonymous No.28316327]

>>28315049
>fusion

[Anonymous No.28316383]

>>28315845
what im mostly in on:
TAKOF - drone delivery that made a 'partnership' with a canadian airline.
NIO - chinese tesla, need i say more
WIMI - chink holograms for AR, advertisements and more
CMPS - medicinal psych treatments, think where weed was a couple of years ago. received a breakthrough therapy status.
CRSR - good earnings, new products coming out, big boom since everyone was stuck at home.

im not in on but might jump on NOK, 5G and 6G are going to be a big thing obviously, and the EU and US have already made alliances for 6G which dont include china.

do your own DD ofc these are just some suggestions to look at.

[Anonymous No.28316517]

>>28315978
We are frens senpai but you need to go into paint and crop out your account info...

[Anonymous No.28316571]

>>28316383
Thanks mate, I appreciate it. Will have a look at some of these.

What’s your opinion on semi conductors? Do you think they have much more room to grow now? I’m worried they may be overbought now.

[Anonymous No.28316964]

>>28315808
wall street still doesn't respect CRSR for some reason, oh well as long as i can get 300+ premium selling CSP's wait street can hate on it all they want

[Anonymous No.28317092]

>>28316571
i was definitely considering buying a few weeks ago but havent really followed it lately. semis will always be needed and are still a growing market, if you see a dip in a stock you like the sound of then id personally go for it. you'll still make some green but maybe not as much if you bought a little while back.

[Anonymous No.28317098]

>>28315978
The value reported corresponds to the 6.4 price so it looks like a harmless glitch

[Anonymous No.28317118]

So turns out hedge funds usually invest in high beta shit near the top of bubbles. Basically they do the ultimate FOMO.
We are plenty far from the top it seems.

Would you hedge with puts, anon? The price seems pretty excessive. At least it's guaranteed and unline a stop loss (more like guarantee loss), it does not get triggered by a small crash like today.

[Anonymous No.28317176]

What's the best cofe maker?

[Anonymous No.28317181]

>>28316964
all the boomers like logitech i guess

[Anonymous No.28317201]

I should have bought the ALPP dip but I was too busy Dwyerposting FUCK

[Anonymous No.28317211]

>>28316517
i guess I am that retarded, didn't even see it was there... new file here. Can someone explain what happened here?

[Anonymous No.28317334]

>>28316383
You bought into that Canadians insider tip? It seemed like they already had a partnership established over a year ago

[Anonymous No.28317348]

>>28314904
I don't know why people keep posting this slide. It literally lists their main competitor as strictly superior.

It's like if I tried to shill GEVO with pic related.

[Anonymous No.28317381]

>>28317211
American? Did you previously sell it for a loss?
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/w/washsalerule.asp

[Anonymous No.28317541]

>>28317381
no - never held the stock before

[Anonymous No.28317669]

>>28317334
i searched his 'tip' and saw it was announced a while, still seemed like a decent stock though and saw anons saying theyre were buying so figured get in before others did, im up 34% right now.

[Anonymous No.28317836]

>>28317541
maybe it's the price the stock was trading at when you set the limit order not the price at which it executed

[Anonymous No.28317996]

>>28317541
Hopefully some kind of software error then, call your broker or use the chat box if they have one.
Try logging out and back in first.

[Anonymous No.28318004]

>>28317092
Thanks, I will try and chuck some cash into them for some stability and to diversify out of the US markets.

CRSR looks good too. I remember when GameStop was 10 dollars and Corsair was 17 and I was debating switching from GME into CRSR. Do you think it has much growth left?

[Anonymous No.28318211]

>>28317996
Yeah I did no change - waiting in the chat queue now.

[Anonymous No.28318295]

Who /v60/ here?

[Anonymous No.28318299]

CRSR is a 60 dollar stock EOY

[Anonymous No.28318304]

How much are you boys up today?

[Anonymous No.28318367]

>>28318304
negative three hundred dollars

[Anonymous No.28318380]

>>28317348
>what is current marketcap vs. potential marketcap
also CCJ doesn't do rare earths. nice try, bobo. you're gonna get margin called.

[Anonymous No.28318457]

made cup 3 where we at lads

[Anonymous No.28318459]

>>28317348
thinking 1 slide matters nobody cares if anything bullish for gevo cause soulless corporate

and cmj is not superior from undervalued pov

[Anonymous No.28318485]

I will never buy CRSR, because their symbol is not RGB. Kills all meme value.

>>28318304
Not telling before the bell. I don't want to jynx it.

[Anonymous No.28318513]

who here /homebarista/

[Anonymous No.28318606]

>>28318304
up 2% was as low as down 9% this morning

[Anonymous No.28318643]

>>28318380
That "potential market cap" figure is wishful thinking. Retard greens killed nuclear. It's not coming back. The future is all NatGas and Solar. Maybe that biofuel shit that GEVO and REGI makes.

[Anonymous No.28318660]

is VTI cozy enough or do I need to get cozier with QLD or SSO?

[Anonymous No.28318713]

Holy shit SNDL just flew over my house

[Anonymous No.28318730]

>>28318004
they have certainly moved more into streaming and e-sports spaces which is good as both are growing themselves. not all of their products are amazing for those on /g/ but for the average joe who wants RGB and what their streamer has then its great marketing.
id have a look at their recent report see what you think. corsair has dipped for today but past 3 months show regular peaks and dips with an overall upward trend so im not too worried long term.

[Anonymous No.28318775]

>>28318304
-1.08%

[Anonymous No.28318823]

>>28318643
have another (You).

[Anonymous No.28318919]

>>28318660
are you ready to hold through 90% drawdowns?

[Anonymous No.28318995]

>>28318304
+14%
>comfy

[Anonymous No.28319025]

>>28314506
Is AQB just the meme to bring down all the newfags or was there any actual DD

[Anonymous No.28319176]

>>28318730
Nice. Might chuck 5k at them and see how it does.

Thanks anon.

[Anonymous No.28319181]

>>28318919
Well QLD never even went through a 80% drawdown during the 'economic collapse' in 2008, so i dunno where a 90% drawdown would come from

[Anonymous No.28319232]

>>28318304
Sold some stocks at +$140 profit
Now I count from 0
New bought stocks and now -$20 but getting back up there STNG has been doing the heavy lifting.

[Anonymous No.28319249]

>>28319025
Up for debate. Anyone who thinks this was the first dilution or that it was only shilled here a week ago is a newfag.

[Anonymous No.28319273]

>>28317348
The sad car and truck make me feel sad. Is not your fault frens.

[Anonymous No.28319356]

>>28319025
The company is definitely a good mid term hold, because they can have a huge profit margin compared to competitors. Unless some major restaurant chains "vow" to not serve GMO food. In that case it's gonna tank.

Also they do dilutions every 4-6 months or so.

I hold some AQB, but only ironically.

[Anonymous No.28319361]

>>28318304
-6.5%, after inflation. But my investments are in good companies, they will come back.

[Anonymous No.28319415]

>>28319181
the 2008 collapse was in the real estate and finance sectors, has nothing to do with tech
if you want to know the max dd figure for QLD you would have to look at the 2000s crash
for SSO the dd in 2008 was 85% but the s&p is kind of a tame horse anyway so a potential drop in QLD would be higher

[Anonymous No.28319463]

>>28318304
+0.15%

>still holding TSLA

[Anonymous No.28319507]

>>28319181
November 2007 to March 2009 QLD lost 83%.
In reality it lost less because of dividends but I don't know the yield at that time.

[Anonymous No.28319598]

>>28319415
PE ratio of Nasdaq nowdays is totally normal, many times below the dotcom bubble

[Anonymous No.28319610]

Thoughts on SoFi ($IPOE)? Not an American but they're big and getting bigger, right?

[Anonymous No.28319657]

>>28319273
>comfy?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UfsEj7AOGI

[Anonymous No.28319708]

>>28319415
2000 is a dumb comparison because the tech giants of the day didn't actually have any revenue. Do you really think FAGMAN will drop 90%? That's dumb.

[Anonymous No.28319728]

>>28319610
Careful, Student Loans may never be paid back under Biden. There is already a hold until 2022 before you have to pay anything.

[Anonymous No.28319833]

Guys..have I falled for bear fud?

[Anonymous No.28319885]

>>28319657
Reeeeeeeee stop anthropomorphising things. I feel more sympathy for inanimate objects than I should.

[Anonymous No.28319919]

Who here has taken the ANP(ASX)/ATHJF(Pink Sheets)/AWY(Frankfurt) pill?

[Anonymous No.28319923]

>>28319598
I'm just saying what could happen long term if you just buy and hold, not that it will happen this year or the next one

[Anonymous No.28320012]

>>28318513
If you made that yourself, that is based

> twf missing the local coffee show not its been coofed
> twf brista used to draw milk patterns shaped like dicks in my coffee, and call it a 'ejacu-latte' or a 'cock-ucinno'

[Anonymous No.28320087]

>>28319708
tech giants like what? Cisco didn't have any revenue? Microsoft and Apple didn't have any revenue? Not every company in the 2000s was theglobe.com or pets.com

[Anonymous No.28320199]

I should have done this a year ago... If I could gain about $750,000 and stash it into things like BILI, TQQQ, and TSLA, then watch it grow, how much would I need to be financially independent?

[Anonymous No.28320356]

>SNDL and CRBP rescuing my whole portfolio from being red

finally this board gives me some good advice

[Anonymous No.28320842]

>>28314906
I'm up ~20% today.

[Anonymous No.28321114]

>all this action in pharma and dude weed stocks
>don't know shit about either
It's like I'm investing in bonds or some shit.

[Anonymous No.28321181]

One of my penny stocks (WHEN) is up 129% today, fellas. Should I get out while the getting's good? This can't possibly last.

[Anonymous No.28321269]

>>28320199
Google Safe drawdown rate
You put 2 million in S&P and you can withdraw about $60k a year safely for the rest of your life.

[Anonymous No.28321271]

Why you mates want so much cash from /biz/?

Go eat some dogs and shit in your shitty river
Stop shilling on this thread with your fking trash

I’ve already taken part in bot ocean and wait for full trading platform launch with bots

[Anonymous No.28321303]

I burnt my coffee this morning

[Anonymous No.28321307]

>>28321181
Depends if you know the reason and believe in them longer term? Anyway don't let GME distort your view of taking profits. I got burnt last week holding something longer that I should have. Shoulda known better.

[Anonymous No.28321417]

>>28321181
Do you think it has the potential to be a dollar stock? Is the recent rise just based off hype or a fundamental change in the company?

[Anonymous No.28321663]

>>28321307
>>28321417
Can't see any specific reason why it's mooning today. They sent out a pretty bullish newsletter to shareholders last week, but otherwise, nothing. It's a holding company with subsidiaries that develop cyber security stuff. Sounds ok on paper, but...think I'll take out my initial investment soon and ride out the rest of the shares since it's house money, so to speak. I'm skittish after not selling some meme stocks when I should have a couple of weeks ago.

[Anonymous No.28321831]

if I already filed taxes, can I still contribute to my 2020 IRA?

[Anonymous No.28321999]

I hope you all see we are in a blow off top. It's literally right in front of your eyes

[Anonymous No.28322083]

>>28321999
Haha money printer go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[Anonymous No.28322220]

>>28322083
>printer go brrrrr
Which makes bond yields go brrrr which makes foreign holdings go zzzzzz which makes markets go reeeee

[Anonymous No.28322545]

>>28321831
https://pocketsense.com/can-file-taxes-before-make-contribution-ira-22899.html

[Anonymous No.28322871]

>>28321999
I like to think Cassy actually posts here

[Anonymous No.28322996]

>>28322220
yields go down when the fed does qe

[Anonymous No.28323176]

>>28321999
And? I just buy some puts lol. Enjoy your daily inflation.

[Anonymous No.28323505]

>>28322996
Which is only disinflationary in a strong dollar enviroment. Chinese gold-yuan oil futures go brrrrr and drive down foreign investment by -49% this year :)

[Anonymous No.28323537]

>>28322996
>Fed buys 120b/month in bonds
>Foreigners see Kamala cast tie breaking vote on a 6t budget
>Foreigners cash out 200b/month in bonds
>Yields rise

[Anonymous No.28323671]

>>28323176
IV is extremely high on almost everything. Volatility trading is the golden goose until we switch to a drawn out bear market and not just flash crashes

[Anonymous No.28324182]

>>28321999
Checked. Trips for truth. But, where do we go from here? Dips have been getting regularly bought up, and real rates are still negative across the board.

>>28323505
>>28323537
Movement of excess liquidity to foreign or emerging markets has been taking place since March; but, from a risk perspective, those markets are similarly as volatile as US markets right now. If forward-looking US debt quality and budgetary issues are the sticking points for foreign investment into US capital markets, what is necessarily the difference between an emerging market and the US? Growth potential? I think some will trade that for the stability that the US offers on a perceptual basis. The US still waves the biggest stick on all fronts.

[Anonymous No.28324466]

>>28323505
how do low us yields affect yuan oil futures?

[Anonymous No.28324501]

>>28324182
>The US still waves the biggest stick on all fronts.

Ain't it great?

[Anonymous No.28324528]

>>28324182
Bro they'll put it all in PMs and crypto.

[Anonymous No.28324560]

>>28323537
why would they pull out of the bond market?

[Anonymous No.28324825]

>>28323505
petroyuan is a meme

[Anonymous No.28324842]

>>28320012
Kek, I can do a Rosetta-style dick
Never thought of cock-uccino or ejacu-latte

[Anonymous No.28325017]

are eggs comfy

[Anonymous No.28325096]

>>28324560
Because the population of the US is not the population of Japan. And debtor countries with our, shall we say, demographics, are more "default risk" than "safe haven".

[Anonymous No.28325193]

I go to wage slave and you idiots let the market turn green?! What the fuck, i thought we were all on the same page about a fire sale

[Anonymous No.28325261]

>>28325096
How can the US default on bonds denominated in US dollars? BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[Anonymous No.28325345]

>>28325017
One of the oldest foods, rich in protein, many ways to cook them...
I'd say they are pretty comfy

[Anonymous No.28325583]

>>28324182
I think we go down, inflation is actually looking up which is going to be a massive boon to the market as people start dumping dollar for foreign until they can buy the dip on bonds. I can see rates either going up or down and both being extremely bearish for the market. One signals a reversal in the inflation narrative, the other signals the dropping of USD assets to purchase goods instead.

>>28324466
Because low yields are only sustainable with a positive outlook for the dollar as that drives foreign reinvestment from USD holdings, yet the world is massively short USD right now. Yuan oil futures have been consistently rising as a percent of total market participation, meaning china has built a competitive reserve system within their financial markets.

>>28324560
Inflation goes too up, bonds are bearish and they would rather just spend the USD then hold depreciating assets.

>>28324825
No it's not. From its introduction in 2018, gold backed yuan oil futures markets have captured nearly 19% of total oil trading. That is massive.

[Anonymous No.28325601]

>>28324528
PMs, to an extent, yes, that's been the case over the past year. BTC, ETH, to the extent that some retail and big money are willing to stomach the risk, yes, we can clearly see the returns. But I think the majority has simply turned up their nose and have been buying the past year because what else is there to do until rates rise?

>>28325096
True, but the US is also the provider of global military and geopolitical hegemony, and all of the benefits that that ensures. China has been slowly economically outbidding us through its Eurasian and African initiatives, but they're not up to par yet... yet. It is in everyone's interest that the US does not fail until it has a true global socioeconomic, cultural, geopolitical and military hegemonic power ready to fill the vacuum. China is not it.

[Anonymous No.28325764]

>>28325096
This anon
>>28325261

Is right. It's less about us defaulting and more about if inflation does happen but the fed continually suppresses interest rates, that actually incentivizes countries to roll off their USD assets and take on more liabilities instead, in short let the corporations spend the money and pay it off later in your stronger currency

[Anonymous No.28326014]

Does palantir belong in comfy general? Has it got much more upward momentum left? My thinking is it has a lot to prove it’s worth it’s prices but I am long term bullish.

[Anonymous No.28326102]

>>28326014
you expecting a rise or fall after earnings on tuesday?

[Anonymous No.28326211]

Threads are shit when no one even mentions nvda approaching 600 beakout. Hopefully all the shitty traders sold their AQB already and are hopping on some reddit memestocks instead.

SAVA is doing amazingly well considering offering and how much it's been up. Seems like a good meme stock to sell covered calls on still, my strike has been 55 and it's working really well with the huge IV it's been at, but I sold it at double current price so it's not a followable trade atm you'd have to adjust things.

The truth of meme stocks is the winners are theta salesmen imo.

[Anonymous No.28326237]

>>28326102
With this meme market, probably a fall. Though I’d expect people will be disappointed with earnings due to the hype the company has

[Anonymous No.28326253]

>>28326014
130 EOY, analysts are fucking stupid

[Anonymous No.28326357]

thoughts on SNDL? Is this it for now or will it keep going up like CGC? I know someone who bought in at .7 and I'm really jealous.

[Anonymous No.28326442]

>>28326102
Don't forget the lockup expiration. If it drops significantly, it will mean that insiders don't have much confidence in the company.

[Anonymous No.28326471]

>>28325583
>I can see rates either going up or down and both being extremely bearish for the market.
I've also been wondering if that's how the rate narrative might play out if we see a prolonged period of weaker-than-expected economic recovery data, similar to what was reported vs. forecast this past month.

>>28325764
So you think we're still a "GO" for the dollar smile?

[Anonymous No.28326529]

>>28326253
>Twin AI models
I need duo replicant gfs, please.

[Anonymous No.28326531]

>>28326357
Don't chase stocks bro. There's always a next play. This is like the first thing Peter Lynch tells you. Or maybe the second, the first being "know your stocks"

[Anonymous No.28326683]

>>28326531
I usually don't, but I took a gamble on what I thought was a done stock (CGC) and that's paid off like crazy. And SNDL seems like it could get really big.

[Anonymous No.28326791]

This market is a replay of 2020 with melting up in February.

>>28326211
I probably meant option premium is too high. I don't use greeks and have a good feel for options now intuitively.

[Anonymous No.28326796]

>>28326237
>>28326442
so what you're saying is sell on monday

[Anonymous No.28326933]

>>28326791
What would be the cause of a February dump this time around though? People aren’t really worried about Corona anymore. I doubt even the vaccines not working will have an impact.

[Anonymous No.28326932]

>>28326796
Expiration date is on Feb. 19th.

[Anonymous No.28326956]

>>28326683
Well it works until it doesn't.

>>28326796
Or at least hedge with puts, yeah. But I guess the IV must be crazy.

[Anonymous No.28326981]

>>28326796
Sell and buy back in, if you think it’ll fall and you can time it. What do I know though?


>>28326791
You think the crash is close? I remember last year people kept saying you want to be all out of the market by November at the latest. That warning kept getting delayed but I am still scared.

[Anonymous No.28327517]

>>28317176
>What's the best cofe maker?
a cezve

[Anonymous No.28327757]

>>28317176
chemex

[Anonymous No.28327901]

Any recommendations for comfy hold for the rest of 2021?
I got KTOS, DAL, RTX (yes I like cool weapons industry), TSM and GPL (thanks to shill, very underpriced it seems).

[Anonymous No.28327954]

>>28326933
>>28326981
I don't see a crash anytime soon. I'm bullish with some safety OTM puts. I would be planning to rotate out of any re-open stocks once euphoria of the re-open hits and the pent up demand starts being satiated.

I'm not trying for the rotation play personally. I'm just sitting in tech like goog, etc that will have some advertisement rebound as well.

It's really weird, but I'm guessing this keeps going for months still. I think the hard play would be getting out of everything reopen play wise and into the secular growers at the top or near it.

I expect a massive euphoria still into re-opening once the pent up demand starts hitting. That would be the timing to deleverage and be conservative. I'm only inching towards that type of play but I'm already in tech and never tried the tech->re-open->tech trade

I don't see any stoppage to the bull market for months unless it really starts to run too hot

[Anonymous No.28328009]

>>28317176
v60

[Anonymous No.28328040]

>>28327840
>>28327840
>pent-up demand
Citation needed.

[Anonymous No.28328118]

>>28327901
I'm going with SOXL. Can't imagine an end to the semi shortage anytime soon. TSM would also be safe as snow.

[Anonymous No.28328175]

>>28328040
savings rate
The marginal person who hasn't traveled/eaten out much beginning to go out again
the "when will this end" cash piles being spent
at the end of pandemics there is a period of increased risk taking and increased social activity.

[Anonymous No.28328227]

>>28328118
Thanks, yeah TSM looks very good this year.

[Anonymous No.28328282]

>>28314506
>transfer from robinhood to fidelity
>fidelity finished their shit in not even 2 days, meanwhile robinhood still needs to get their end right 5 days after it was supposed to be done
>see I somehow have $66 of margin debit in the account I haven’t so much as linked my bank to
>mfw its also from robinhoods end
Hopefully those fuckers are done for after this year. Its not even a big account either, just $1500 worth of stonks. Looks like I’m far from the only one with that issue as well.

[Anonymous No.28328322]

>>28327901
>RTX (yes I like cool weapons industry)
i bought in after seeing them mentioned on Space Force (the show); it's up like 33% over a few months

[Anonymous No.28328357]

>>28321181
Lol I saw some retard post about WHEN here so I bought some. Saw there was a whole family working for the company and they had two really cute daughters. I added one on linkedin and DM'ed here lmao

[Anonymous No.28328434]

is the ACEV shill here? What's going on with it? It's mad crabbin' bro

[Anonymous No.28328444]

>>28314748
Dark and roasty?

[Anonymous No.28328487]

>>28328282
how is fidelity? I was really thinking of making the move over after the shit with Robinhood but I'm not too excited to have to learn a new app and all of the shit that comes with it.

[Anonymous No.28328537]

>>28326357
I had it at .33 in november and sold around .60 during one of the pump and dumps

[Anonymous No.28328544]

>>28328282
Are you really moving away from robinhood just because they inconvenienced redditors that were falling for a pnd?

[Anonymous No.28328594]

>>28328175
Savings rate has gone up precisely because people realized that, in moments like these, they've almost entirely ham-stringed themselves by not having access to emergency funds. I don't think that will get shaken off so quickly. That mentality has probably been branded into the public conscious for the next few years. With regards to travel and leisure, travel will definitely pick up gradually, but there really hasn't been any restrictions on the middle class and above going out to restaurants/retail/spending online for some time now. They can spend if they want to do.

[Anonymous No.28328734]

>>28328487
fidelity is GOAT. sloww phone service but you shouldnt have to call unless you fuck up the 90 day violation rule.

[Anonymous No.28328785]

>>28328544
I bought the memes on the donut fryer forum's timeline but got fucked by RH. I should have sold the moment they cucked new buy orders but naively assumed it would only last an hour at most, then a day at most, then a week at most, then sold and broke even on everything sad.
fuck robinhood

[Anonymous No.28328812]

Why is the semiconductor shortgage 'good' for SOXL? Or is the implication that when there isnt a shortage, even MORE profit will be made, hence SOXL will moon even harder?

[Anonymous No.28328856]

so after hearing Powell's talk
35% UVXY now and 30% oil, silver, gold and uranium with the rest in memes, personal plays stuff and a few boomer stocks
Should I change it?
Also what are you listening to Anon?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-QAKCP8ong

[Anonymous No.28329125]

>>28328856
I'll be buying back my silver miner meme stocks tomorrow most likely again. Sold them when reddit initiated "silver bull run" at 30-50% profit. Now I'm waiting for their price to return to normal so that they can make me rich when actuall bull run starts.

[Anonymous No.28329133]

>>28328856
That song will always be one of my favorites, even though it's been overused by normies it's still great.
Rest in peace Lemmy.

I'm chilling to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxBuoA-XM7Q

[Anonymous No.28329190]

>>28328812
Higher demand. Nations realizing how important semi-conductors are for military, economy, etc and wanting domestic supplies. It's increasingly important as a key driving resource.

[Anonymous No.28329302]

>>28328785
this is your own damn fault and youre way out of place to be shifting blame to robinhood

[Anonymous No.28329406]

>>28327954
>once the pent up demand starts hitting
I agree with what anon said the other day is that thee will be no demand spike. People are still very skittish about spending, and would rather keep their savings even after a reopening. We should see a slow rise in demand over a year or so instead. Because people are stupid too and they tend to forget what happened more than 6 months ago.

[Anonymous No.28329413]

>>28328812
Increase in price of those components. It's not a concidence that TSM is planning to open new facilities. There is way too much demand.

[Anonymous No.28329556]

>>28328434
It's a spac. It will crab until a few days before DA.

[Anonymous No.28329568]

>>28329406
nah, people aren't good at saving. They will have vacation plans, wanting to go to a concert, etc that they have put off.

[Anonymous No.28329615]

>>28329302
They should have released a statement or at least given an estimate to when the restrictions would have been lifted. I had no idea how to protect my investment.
I'm not perfect, all I wanted was clarity and I have it now.

[Anonymous No.28329616]

>>28329406
Not sure I agree there. I think people are desperate to get out and get back to “normal”.

>>28327954
Ah I see what you mean. I don’t see it stopping anytime soon, but I’m almost in disbelief at how disconnected the market is from the economy.

[Anonymous No.28329729]

>>28328434
He's anime shilling over in /smg/. I guess they give him more attention than us now.

[Anonymous No.28329801]

>went from 600 up to -400 to +250
Weird day

[Anonymous No.28329829]

>>28329302
>it's his own damn fault he got annoyed at his stock broker for refusing to broker stock

[Anonymous No.28329881]

>>28329302
Leddit or not, RH is still a shitty fucking company tho. I wonder why would anyone trade with them instead of literally any other broker if they are above 3 figures.

>>28329568
>>28329616
We will see soon enough. Although some concerts and low key vacations is not much of a demand spike. Maybe on the service sector. But that's a drain on the economy anyway (GDP, yadda yadda, it doesn't contribute to any long term economic growth)

[Anonymous No.28329890]

>>28329413
I got 20k. Is it’s worth throwing 5k into TSM or is that too much exposure? Currently got 2k in pltr and crsr too.

[Anonymous No.28330008]

>>28329616
It's more like the stock market taking over the economy. The people who hold stocks and invest money have a lot more money and the lower 99% have a lot less, not to mention international investors who love what the fed and gov are doing.

[Anonymous No.28330087]

Has any of you seen WIMI product at all? So many shills in past 2 weeks, but I can't even find any prototype (only video render on their website)

[Anonymous No.28330170]

>>28329890
TSM is my biggest part of portfolio (20%). The only way for them to fail is if china nuked them.

[Anonymous No.28330377]

>>28329616
You can get out and about now. The only events that are being kept on pause are large public gatherings, like sports and concerts, and international travel; which those are the occasional spend within an individual's budget, not the regular. It's the later, the regular spending, that I think will drive the majority of the economic recovery, albeit gradually. It's the 2nd order effects on local economies that heavily rely on travel and public gatherings that will be a drag. Given that we're already on a gradual rollout of COVID treatment, doesn't it make more sense that we'll also see a gradual rebound in travel and events?

>>28330008
10% of Americans hold 60%-65% of the wealth.

[Anonymous No.28330405]

>>28329190
>>28329413
So the idea is with demand that cant be kept up with currently, as that demand IS finally supplied, the profits will just keep going up?

[Anonymous No.28330443]

Reddit is behind the SNDL pump right? I remember anon posting about it at 0.18 or something... Nothing has changed since though

[Anonymous No.28330511]

>>28330377
>10% of Americans hold 60%-65% of the wealth
Bullish for socialism

[Anonymous No.28330536]

>>28330405
Demand will be fullfilled by new TSM facilities most likely. Which means more profit for TSM

[Anonymous No.28330562]

>>28330170
Buying at the 130 mark too much or should I wait for a dip?

[Anonymous No.28330591]

>>28330443
prospects of weed legalization is big pusher

[Anonymous No.28330634]

>>28330377
https://www.businessinsider.com/workers-lost-37-trillion-in-earnings-during-the-pandemic-2021-1

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2020/12/01/american-billionaires-that-got-richer-during-covid/43205617/

The point is people who have money to allocate have a lot of demand to invest versus where the general economy might be.

[Anonymous No.28330644]

>>28330008
Feels good to be on the right side of the K shaped recovery.

>>28330443
They are suppsoedly doingLE EBIN SQUEZE on TLRY, and it's pulling th erest of the weed stocks up. Or some big money rotated into weed stocks as a whole, and everything's up.

Keep in mind that it's a green day for all proper memes (see GEVO, PLTR, RIDE, AMRS for examples)

[Anonymous No.28330648]

>>28330087
I think holograms will be a neat sector in the future but WIMI is way overshilled right now for what it is

[Anonymous No.28330682]

>>28330562
If I knew I would be rich by now mate. I don't have crystal ball, that's why I stick to comfy holds, not daytrading. Buy when you're comfortable with given stock, Check stock chart, if it usually dips in the morning then this might be good way to enter it at discount.

[Anonymous No.28330717]

>>28330377
It certainly doesn’t feel that way, at least not to me in the U.K. Everything is still fucking closed and it’s actually getting me down mentally, more than I thought it would. Mind you, not that any of these small businesses near me going pop are listed on the NYSE. We’ll probably just continue the upward March.

Fuck I just want to be in a cosy pub with a good pint and have a laugh with my mates.

[Anonymous No.28330803]

>>28314748
I like my coffee like I like my women:
Been drinking cheap shit only to help me focus on more important things

[Anonymous No.28330805]

>>28330405
yeah, chips are only going to become more important. Look at how much tech hardware is needed for a waymo car vs a normal car for instance. That trend only increases and more and more things need more computational power whether in cloud/edge/on device. or whatever buzzword.

The world needs more chips and more chips. It's a secular trend.

[Anonymous No.28330812]

>>28330644
>green day for PLTR

???

[Anonymous No.28330862]

>>28330443
Yeah something that is up 2500% in 3 months and that leddit started talking about yesterday is them being behind everything

[Anonymous No.28330956]

>>28330377
>>28330377
And the top .01% outnumber us all.

[Anonymous No.28331000]

>>28330862
Correct. There's really no other reason for SNDL to be worth 4b

[Anonymous No.28331066]

>>28329406
>there won't be high demand after a reopening
>after
Hello fren, it is now February 2021.
The massive demand spike during the reopening started last summer, exploded in November, and is still happening. Look up some manufacturing or home sales or anything else besides employment stats (since we're still paying kids middle class salaries to stay home)

[Anonymous No.28331103]

>>28330644
I missed GEVO when it was at $10. Looked untrustowrthy. Is their product actually working?

[Anonymous No.28331153]

No AQB memes please, which fish is the best for some fish tacos?

[Anonymous No.28331277]

>>28331153
Tilapia and Mahi-Mahi

[Anonymous No.28331402]

>>28331153
>fish tacos
Why don't you try eating some real food and not some instagram retarded shit?

[Anonymous No.28331499]

>>28330812
I wondered if anyone would check my claims :^)
It was up yesterday tho.

>>28331103
They already have a facility that creates 100.000 gallons of fuel a year with their patented fermentation technology. They are already building one with a 45 million gallon per year capacity. With the recent cash infusion and possible govt contracts, they will probably build 2 more.
It's in the investor slides if you get past the meme clipart slide.

REGI does almost the same thing, but they have a proven track record and a 7 P/E. Extremely comfy.

[Anonymous No.28331503]

>>28331402
>fish tacos
>retarded instagram shit

nigga what in the fuck flyover are you from

[Anonymous No.28331627]

>>28330405
Yes. One thing to keep in mind with the semi industry is that there's also a lot of (mis)perception around technology nodes, both from a performance perspective and their margins/manufacturing yield. Companies like TSM will have to spin-up new foundries to replace old ones as they re-tool said existing lines for their latest process technologies. That means that another way to play the semi industry, at times like these, is to invest in their fab suppliers. Semi companies make their profits off of their older technologies, not their newer nodes.

>>28330634
And they are almost entirely free to spend that money now, outside of travel and events.

>>28330717
Where I am in the US, it's business as usual, save for some limitations on the size of public gatherings. But that's anecdotal. With the transition to online retail over the past decade, people are well-adapted to purchasing what they need/want online; and retailers are open enough such that they can still go down to the shops (here) if they wanted to try something on, make a big ticket purchase, etc.

>>28331066
>massive rebound after massive decline
Who would have expected? Being facetious aside, that's kind of the point. It's been an ongoing, gradual recovery after an initial large rebound. There is no future demand shock, because we've already seen it, and are dragging out the remainder.

[Anonymous No.28331704]

>>28330443
>>28330862
>>28330644
It's probably a pump and dump being pushed on reddit... big money doesn't just suddenly decide to pump a whole sector 3x in a few days, they accumulate stealthily over the span of months

[Anonymous No.28331730]

>>28331499
Alright thanks, I'll dig deeper then.

[Anonymous No.28331732]

DING DING DING. How comfy did you get today? -3.79% for me. PLTR decided to take back yesterday's gains from me.

[Anonymous No.28331755]

>>28317211
I've had this same exact thing happen, let me know what you find out.

[Anonymous No.28331767]

>>28331066
Makes sense. I don't really follow US news tho. We are still plenty locked down in Europe.

Manufacturing, services and actual value-producing were back online in the summer for us too, it's only the restaurant and hotels that are fucked.

[Anonymous No.28331789]

>>28331402
I had chicken tendies last night and Italian sausage ravioli today, innit strange I might want a different protein?

>>28331277
I'll go with the mahi, thanks. I've always heard tilapia is not good for you.

[Anonymous No.28331986]

>>28331704
This. I forget who, but one of the smart money types made a good point - if you believe a stock is undervalued, why wouldn't you accumulate as much as you could at a lower price? If you're advertising that something should go higher, you probably have a vested interest in that stock going up.

[Anonymous No.28331987]

>>28331277
>Mahi-Mahi
most bland tasting fish there is

[Anonymous No.28332029]

>>28329616
>but I’m almost in disbelief at how disconnected the market is from the economy
It's a K-shaped recovery, creating two distinct economies which interact but aren't as integrated. The top 0.1% already lived in a different economy and had different economic concerns than the remaining 99.9%, now we're seeing part of the economy turbocharge itself into the 2030s while households stuck in a 1980s economy stay stuck.

[Anonymous No.28332067]

>>28331732
+1.94% got completely rescued by CRBP and SNDL

[Anonymous No.28332158]

>>28331732
-0.45%
Could've been a lot worse, bought the dip and I recovered a bit thanks to it.

[Anonymous No.28332215]

>>28331732
0.1% after inflation. Not bad considering that little mishap in the morning.

My WKHS/RIDE play I did for fun with lunch money to prove a point is starting to pay really good money too.

[Anonymous No.28332234]

>>28331627
You still seem to think current demand is tame, but right now it's so high it's basically out of control.
The port's are all backed up on the west coast, I heard shipping costs have gone up 10x compared to normal.
I'm not sure why others don't see this. You said yourself the US is basically back at business as usual. We're actually way above usual, 2020 was a great growth year with a ton of real value being produced.

[Anonymous No.28332300]

>>28314506

What is this faggot thread

[Anonymous No.28332649]

>>28332029
>>28329616
Don't forget also that the bottom 50% owns literally 0 stocks. Something like the top 20% owns 80% of stocks. Also the money printer isn't a government agency, so it can do whatever. Whereas support for the normal people has to come through the US government, where turtleman (Mitch McConnell) will just play politics. I don't know how through this is, but McConnell is quoted as saying, "you're confusing me for someone who cares." He also laughed during his debate when pressed on stimulus.

[Anonymous No.28332655]

>>28330536
>>28330805
>>28331627
so buy SOXL and hold your saying

[Anonymous No.28332820]

>>28332655
The 15:1 forward split says yes.

[Anonymous No.28332863]

>>28331732
Jumped back into the market today so down a bit but I’m comfortable with my holds. For some reason my bank wouldn’t transfer my money to buy more so I will keep that cash in reserve.

3k TSM, 1k PLTR, 1k CRSR.

[Anonymous No.28332910]

>>28332820
i have only 2 shares currently so like $1100 worth, otherwise im $20k deep in TQQQ, 180~ shares.

I've got like $40k in my IRA thats in VTI currently, and ive been trying to decide what combo of QLD/SSO/TQQQ/SOXL etc I want that to be instead.

[Anonymous No.28332979]

>>28331732
+1.10% mostly thanks to $MJ

[Anonymous No.28333279]

CRBP doing the needful in AH

[Anonymous No.28333682]

>>28332234
>The port's are all backed up on the west coast, I heard shipping costs have gone up 10x compared to normal.
A month or so ago, I looked into the price of shipping a car from Clapistan to Chinese Taipei (I was asking for a friend). Just this morning, I got an unsolicited e-mail from the shipping company talking about how the ports are still backed up and reminding me of the daily rates they charge in case they have to store my car before shipment for some period of time for whatever reason on my end. That is a bullish sign for current demand levels.

[Anonymous No.28333805]

WHAT THE FUCK JUST HAPPENED OVER AT TLRY

[Anonymous No.28333976]

Best ETFs for comfy gains?

[Anonymous No.28334156]

>>28333976
FLWR

[Anonymous No.28334266]

>>28331704
They have algos that helps push price up (I'm sure you have heard about algos buying based on option call volume as an example) and with their amount of money they can just keep on doing that for ages, jpmorgan helped debunked the fact that "reddit" was behind GME aswell. Reddit is unironically just dumb money that the big money used for liquidation and now they're making bank on the shorts while the "diamond hands" just sits there. The fact that people still believe retailers are in any kind of control is kind of sad

[Anonymous No.28334311]

>>28332234
Some of it is rebounding from the supply shock last year, and some of it is the result of repressed discretionary spending flowing into goods. That's what I was saying: that people are already capable of spending on goods, if they want to. And, it's those people that have the discretionary income to spend right now (upper socioeconomic classes) that drive consumer spending in the first place. The point being made was that we already reopened last year, minus a few sectors, so that said spending and demand increases are being spread out over a period of time; hence, no demand shock, just prolonged recovery with an initially decaying period of excess demand.

I also wonder if we're seeing a change in supply chain logistics within the US, wherein retailers transition away from the just-in-time model to a more sogo shosha-like model: excess stock to alleviate supply shortages in the future.

[Anonymous No.28334385]

>>28331732
+2% thanks to GEVO, EMAN and also WHEN mooning outta nowhere. No thanks to the rest of my shitfolio. Pretty comfy day overall.

[Anonymous No.28334600]

>>28334266
I've been shorting weed stocks all day long so they better take their profits soon kek

[Anonymous No.28335357]

>>28331732
+1.07% doesn’t feel huge when stupid shit is mooning, still wish I could do it every day though.

[Anonymous No.28335455]

>>28332300

[Anonymous No.28336241]

>>28332655
I hold SOXX, S.MH, QQQJ, QQQM for my boomer ETFs.

I use QQQ for puts and covered calls vs QQQM.

Entire idea is just to have exposure to technology in general in a diversified way to take advantage of secular trends. I use margin/options for leverage instead of leveraged ETF, I still believe in leverage though but like to micro it

[Anonymous No.28336431]

TSM is never going down again, is it? FUCK

[Anonymous No.28336546]

>>28336241
whats this QQQJ and QQQM stuff? its different than old school QQQ?

[Anonymous No.28336757]

>>28336546
new shit they added
QQQM has worse liquidity for now but lower expense ratio. You can still generally use QQQ options on it.
QQQJ is Nasdaq 101-200, it's been outperforming QQQ for now.

Just a way to diversify across 200 and less concentration than QQQ and less expense ratio on both than QQQ

[Anonymous No.28337176]

I sold the 1000 mvis i bought for $500 at 0.51 for $300 profit at 0.8. That would be $20,000 right now
For that reason, i will never be selling my opti. God bless my fellow optiscammers

[Anonymous No.28337262]

>>28315016
And im checking back in, CRBP doing real nice afterhours!

[Anonymous No.28337277]

>>28334600
Probably not the best to play with shorts now anon

[Anonymous No.28337294]

>>28336241
>I still believe in leverage though but like to micro it
How to start doing this?
I would like to target 2.5 or 3x leverage on QQQ.

[Anonymous No.28337388]

>>28332820
Buy before or after split?

[Anonymous No.28337441]

>>28334600
I tried puts on all kinds of these absolutely retarded plays, but alas, they can stay autistic for longer than my close dates.

I've just given up on puts in this clown-ass market.

>>28337294
Far ITM LEAP calls I guess.

[Anonymous No.28337559]

I'm convinced CNBC heads are illegally cornering shorts on purpose and blaming retail (which can't move the market no matter how much is tries). Look at after hours on TLRY
>Cannabis stocks soar as Reddit crowd that spiked GameStop jumps in, Tilray surges 45%
It's obviously just insiders and institutions signaling to each other.
I need to adapt my bullshit detector and ride some of these waves.

[Anonymous No.28337593]

>>28336757
so QQQJ is the tech equilivent of the Russell 2000 thing then

[Anonymous No.28337735]

>>28337441
Oh I think I understand. Some combination of greeks is going to tell me exactly how much leverage a $200 or $275 LEAP gets me. Then I guess you roll them out if it drifts away from the desired amount of leverage.

[Anonymous No.28337937]

Almost sold my ITM AQB call but I thought better. Salmon chads rise up

[Anonymous No.28337977]

>>28337735
If you target QQQ itself, you're better off just buying QQQ. That way you don't have to worry about IV, gamma and shit.

[Anonymous No.28338085]

SNDL SNDL SNDL SNDL SNDL SNDL

[Anonymous No.28338093]

>>28337559
Yeah that spike immediately when afterhours began was kinda weird

[Anonymous No.28338100]

i'll never get over how easily people make money from nothing. every normie i know has been in SNDL and CTRM since at least monday. I will never catch one of these runners in my life. 50% in a day is impossible for me. it just isnt allowed to happen to me

[Anonymous No.28338170]

>>28337294
IBKR margin
Option tradi

[Anonymous No.28338262]

>>28337977
I want 3x leverage without margin risk, that's TQQQ.
Ideally I want TQQQ without drag. That's what QQQ calls are for. Just haven't taken the dive and learned all those derivatives yet besides theta and delta.

[Anonymous No.28338337]

>>28338100
Stop buying garbage

[Anonymous No.28338370]

>>28338100
Maybe we can get early on that dumb stuff by watching these sites that monitor the tickers mentioned on reddit

[Anonymous No.28338528]

>>28338100
You could also be bagholding AMC or SAVA right now too.

[Anonymous No.28338535]

>>28314906
>Did my own thing
>+30%
>Listen to /biz/
>negative numbers
:(

[Anonymous No.28338821]

>>28338535
/biz/ will often shill you the stocks that are already topped out, gotta check the charts fren

[Anonymous No.28338883]

Give me some confirmation bias fish niggers, I want to close my call incase it dips so I can double down

[Anonymous No.28338948]

>>28338100
I know 2 boomers who bought Tilray at $140. The millennial who told me to buy SNDL last week also dumped half his account in AMC. Good research and a high win rate beats noise traders over time, hands down.

[Anonymous No.28338973]

>>28338337
my problem is im not buying anything

>>28338821
that's what bothers me the most. they shill things up 500% and I tell myself that's gotta be it, and it's not, it goes up another 500%. I can't justify buying into a lot of these shit tickers but they just keep pumping without me

[Anonymous No.28339034]

>>28338100
For every normie that got in early and made money, theres another one that is about to get fucking bogged

[Anonymous No.28339072]

>>28338973
accept you missed the train then fren

[Anonymous No.28339100]

>>28316006
this is good advice

[Anonymous No.28339163]

>>28338883
Speak English nigga.
AQB is solid but I don't even know if you bought or sold a call. How do you double down on a closed position?

[Anonymous No.28339345]

>>28339163
I'd close the ITM call, hope it pulls back then buy two slightly OTM calls.

[Anonymous No.28339359]

>>28338100
You forget as well that big gains to these people are literally $10-20, then they make a big noise about it. It’s 1% on six figures vs 50% on two figures.... I’ll take the former.

[Anonymous No.28339633]

>>28338948
>>28339034
>>28339072
yeah it's tough to swallow though. had a small red day and everyone is posting their 20% daily gains. I just need to remind myself that could just as easily be -20%.

>>28339359
yeah that's true. some people made thousands apparently though. I think the slower but steady gains are easier for me. less stress overall than constantly watching a chart. call me a tranny but I think I may just buy CLF or GEVO or something

[Anonymous No.28339732]

>>28339359
idk anon, most people drop 5-7k on meme stocks... Ain't nobody gonna buy stocks with 20 bucks

[Anonymous No.28339820]

>>28339345
So you're the guy buying all my calls!
This stock is crab city man, there's a reason I'm selling theta instead of buying it.

[Anonymous No.28339868]

You guys listened when I shilled ITRM a few days ago, r-right?

[Anonymous No.28340320]

>>28338973
FFS, there are some good picks here, you just have to properly pick them out from all the shit. It's not that hard either. 80% of my picks are from /biz/, and it pays better than TQQQ.

[Anonymous No.28340579]

>>28339359
because they have low income jobs or just because they don't trust the stock market?

[Anonymous No.28340673]

>>28340320
some are good, yeah, but so many have already made such a run that it's hard to tell if it will continue or not

[Anonymous No.28340761]

>>28339820
lmao, I might sell some puts

[Anonymous No.28340805]

Do SOXL inflows generate any buy pressure on the underlying stocks or is it all abstracted out?

[Anonymous No.28340829]

>>28340673
Well just buy the ones that haven done a +20% or more, duh.

[Anonymous No.28340873]

Retard here: is there a name for the strategy of selling covered calls and cash secured puts on the same stock? I'm pretty confident of the fair value of this company and I'm playing it this way but I don't know if it has a name or makes any sense. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.28340884]

>>28340805
sure they do
they build the etf using call options which force the option sellers to hedge by buying shares

[Anonymous No.28340956]

>>28339820
Goddamn, that AQB options chain is juicy as fuck. I didn't realize that.

[Anonymous No.28340998]

[Anonymous No.28341008]

>>28340579
People don't save, 2/3 of the US needs the next paycheck to pay bills

[Anonymous No.28341060]

>>28340873
it's called the wheel when you alternate between covered calls and cash secured puts whenever you get assigned

[Anonymous No.28341186]

>>28341060
What do you call buying ITM calls and deep OTM calls

[Anonymous No.28341221]

You boys think SNDL is going to hit 4 or 5 before it dumps?

[Anonymous No.28341322]

>>28340956
SAVA w 220% IV as well last week

[Anonymous No.28341484]

>>28340884
I think they use additional contracts to insure out some of the possible fluctuations during inflows, outflows, and rebalancing. I tried reading the TQQQ prospectus once, I didn't get far.

[Anonymous No.28341516]

>>28341008
ok but if you can put a few thousand per month into your account so can they... why only $20

[Anonymous No.28341564]

>>28341322
Don't know about SAVA tho. I'd be afraid that it went down by more than the premium.

[Anonymous No.28341660]

>>28341564
yeah, I actively trade it. Last stop was 55 covered calls after buying in after the parabola

[Anonymous No.28342164]

...I just realized I never sold NIO. Is it dead and I should sell in the morning or is there a chance it'll go back up soon? I'm still slightly green.

[Anonymous No.28342265]

>>28340956
>>28341322
All memestocks have high IV. You know clown market is here to stay, right? I realized the other week that the more capital I build, the more of my life is going to revolve around selling calls on memestocks.
I don't use SPY or QQQ as my personal benchmark any more. If I don't think a stock will beat 3% a month I drop it and use that money to buy-write whatever memestock looks like it actually has some fundamentals.
Now I see shit like TLRY and I just don't care. Why would I have taken on that risk last week when my personal risk-free rate is 3% a month? I'll buy calls every now and then if I feel like gambling, and keep DCAing into TQQQ and SOXL.

[Anonymous No.28342373]

>>28341516
>so can they
No they can't lol
Have you met normies?

[Anonymous No.28342481]

>>28342373
why not? debt?

[Anonymous No.28342494]

>>28342265
thats an extremely modest goal as far as options go. i go for 30-50% since iv is high and even megacaps are swinging

[Anonymous No.28342594]

>>28341516

[Anonymous No.28342720]

>>28342594
if they can take a loan to buy a tv they can take a loan to gamble on robinhood

[Anonymous No.28342874]

>>28342494
Jesus what? Give me an example please. I sell a little bit OTM and I've never seen higher than 25% on my capital, I guess an ITM buy write could hit 50% but you must be taking risks like holding things that are all hype, no fundamentals.

[Anonymous No.28342885]

>>28314748
Black strong and bitter

[Anonymous No.28342894]

>>28342594
>89% APR
>You pay back 62000 for a loan of 10000
Oh my fucking god. I live in a shithole eastern european country, and that jewery is outright outlawed here. Goddamn, even fucking loan shark gipsies are better

[Anonymous No.28343102]

>>28342894
It's illegal in the US too, the difference is Western Sky was hiding on an Indian reserve

[Anonymous No.28343147]

>>28342720
Can't make sense if it, just telling you how it is

[Anonymous No.28343306]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmkrSXeGtOA
^ take on dudeweed stonks from a guy who made a shitload of money selling naked calls on gme

[Anonymous No.28343313]

>>28343102
Maybe properly genociding the indians would've been a better idea.

[Anonymous No.28343630]

>>28342874
i sell spreads, doubled down today on QCOM MAR 135-140 put spreads that i sold, should pay about 45% and my breakeven is at 138.3. NET is also looking like a prime target, the IV percentile is at 60 so its more likely than not to get IV crush

[Anonymous No.28343653]

>>28342594
>native american owned

[Anonymous No.28343706]

>>28343313
Easy there, Custer.

[Anonymous No.28344042]

>>28342594
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgLMgVq4p_E
>enough to pay your payday advances
What the fuck?

[Anonymous No.28344281]

>>28344042
>Hey boss, what do we do with all this fucking earth?
>Dig a hole and put it in there

This shit is fucking despicable.

[Anonymous No.28344452]

>>28344281
ahaha holy shit
https://youtu.be/aWjB9yGety0
https://youtu.be/vJuiXt-BbTc
https://youtu.be/TE3Wlksf_7g

You couldn't make this shit up