/cmg/ Comfy Market General

[Anonymous No.30275218]

Subject in the subject field edition.
Get comfy. Don't look at markets. Do something nice.

[Anonymous No.30275369]

>>30275218
nice pic

[Anonymous No.30275455]

hello???

[Anonymous No.30275537]

>>30275455
henlo!

[Anonymous No.30275824]

>>30275218
invested 200$ in $RICK as soon as abbot ordered to open texas, today's a descending triangle but that's gonna change. hit the strip clubs for me will ya

[Anonymous No.30275886]

>>30275455
bazoo!

[Anonymous No.30276036]

Futures are looking good, but we're not bullish yet

[Anonymous No.30276249]

>>30275455
hello fren

[Anonymous No.30276418]

>>30275455
Hello

[Anonymous No.30276464]

how many pillows can i put you down for fren?

[Anonymous No.30276581]

DING DING DING

[Anonymous No.30276798]

>coffee poured
>work from home shows I'm logged in
>gf sound asleep
>investments should see my through the other side of all this
Comfy start so far.

[Anonymous No.30277037]

Oh god, rejected the bullish trend. We need to hold above the top of the range ~3780 on ES or else it's most likely another low

[Anonymous No.30277042]

Remember, don't ever be a perma-bear and buy the dip! The yield doesn't matter guys! :)

[Anonymous No.30277390]

I have mixed feelings, frens

[ALARHABE No.30277440]

products today, what is next? its a a pearl

[Anonymous No.30277544]

>>30277037
Notice how they are trying to hold this level, price action deluxe

[Anonymous No.30278033]

>>30277390
what is this picture?

[Anonymous No.30278196]

>Check what I held yesterday
It's back up, but falling
>Check what I sold yesterday
It's already below where I sold it at

Imagine, if you can, the tiniest smile in the world.

[Anonymous No.30278384]

>>30278033
Oil on board portrait by Hiroshi Furuyoshi: courtesy of /hr/ (original was too big for biz)

[Anonymous No.30278674]

>>30277042

Is this sarcasm, I honestly can't tell.

[Anonymous No.30278761]

APPL strangles on thursdays/fridayas print money guys. I can't believe I never did this before.

Also protip you should be watching the 10yr because you'd see bull traps like this morning a mile away since bonds literally crashed at the jobs report release.

Seriously fucking permabulls need to turn their algos to "bear", that was a fucking joke.

[Anonymous No.30278870]

>>30278674
It is. If you've been buying this dip then you'll become a future mythical god "Holbag, Eternal Clencher of Bags"

[Anonymous No.30278898]

I'm back into 6 digit hell after losing 189k last November woot.

[Anonymous No.30278912]

>>30278196
Same. See, it's not all bad.

[Anonymous No.30279052]

>>30278912
"You are under no obligation to earn money back the same way you lost it" — someone smart.

[Anonymous No.30279109]

>>30278870
>people in /smg/ last night that bought the dip because Cramer told them not to

[Anonymous No.30279142]

I really should've sold my green airplane and bought it back after the dip. It may not be too late, though.

[Anonymous No.30279383]

>>30279109
I mean I hope people here at least know to always inverse cramer

[Anonymous No.30279441]

>>30279383
Sure but always remember a broken clock is right twice a day friendo.

[Anonymous No.30279668]

>>30279109

Wait didn't he say we were not in a bubble just months ago

[Anonymous No.30279689]

Fuckin savage. Nightmare difficulty mode.

[Anonymous No.30279724]

>>30279441
Oh don't get me wrong he definitely gets fed some good info every now and then to keep people listening to him but he's a prop for retailies to send their money to hedgies through awful trades

[Anonymous No.30279793]

>>30278870

My logic is that if my stocks take a massive dotcom dump then dividend yields would end up at 15%. That was my theory buying in and why I'm not panic selling even though I have massive dumps to suffer.

Imo the only valuation you need is whether you think company growth will make up for valuation (measured in future dividends). I'm not selling because I believe my companies will do well over the next 5 years.

Also if the fed lets yields creep up to 5% the gubment would have to pay half of its revenue in taxes. Will the fed crush the yield curve? Maybe. Will the yield go up? Maybe. Will we have inflation? Maybe. I don't think you can predict the stock market

[Anonymous No.30279886]

>Spent all night looking at STLD
Of course it shoots up today...

[Anonymous No.30280023]

>>30279793
I know better than to trust anyone who claims to understand how bonds work.

[Anonymous No.30280064]

>>30279793
>Imo the only valuation you need is whether you think company growth will make up for valuation (measured in future dividends). I'm not selling because I believe my companies will do well over the next 5 years.
I agree with this of course. The only counterargument is the utter collapse of the financial system.
>Will we have inflation?
I would love to see an in-depth, thoughtful argument on why we would NOT have inflation in the next 10 years.

[Anonymous No.30280209]

>>30280064
By INFLATION, do you mean 2% annual? Or something real and genuine. Also, how much gold do you keep under your mattress?

Just asking.

[Anonymous No.30280224]

>>30280023

[Anonymous No.30280471]

>>30280023

Yeah I'm just blindly mimicking Peter Lynch who was always 100% invested, didn't care about dumps, and said you shouldn't care about meta-factors lol (because you can't predict that shit).

>>30280064

>I would love to see an in-depth, thoughtful argument on why we would NOT have inflation in the next 10 years.

Sorry, I meant to say high inflation. Only alternative is a deflationary cycle, which I can't wrap my head around

[Anonymous No.30280483]

>>30280064
>why we would NOT have inflation in the next 10 years.
Something something creation of dollar debt something something shortage of dollars to service said debt something something

Plus we won't have inflation if we introduce new consumer staples....like masks....or hormones
Its all coming together now.. .

[Anonymous No.30280529]

XOM calls - comfy

[Anonymous No.30280581]

>>30280224
You posted a graph of search interest from Google. That doesn't address any of my concerns.

[Anonymous No.30280657]

red again lads. shouldn't have bought into the precious metal meme

[Anonymous No.30280752]

>>30280209
I mean somewhere between 5 and 10%.
This is not a joke and I'm being completely serious.
>>30280471
Yeah me neither, deflation is like dividing by 0.
>>30280483
lel
>>30280529
based, oil is looking good still.

[Anonymous No.30280834]

>>30280529
Energy already looks like it has taken off and I have missed my chance.

Give me another sector to rotate into.

[Anonymous No.30280935]

>>30280471
One of the first books I read about financial markets had section that stuck with me, which I'll paraphrase for you now
>It is the nature of financial markets to serve as a means to generate future wealth
>If financial markets could be consistently "beaten" they would no longer be able to serve that function
>This probably means that if 99.99% of participants are excepting something to happen, it probably can't or won't happen.

How we gonna have inflation when everyone has 60% of their USD net worth tied up in an inflation hedge?

[Anonymous No.30281003]

>>30280935
expecting*

[Anonymous No.30281185]

>>30280935
This is just an attempt to talk yourself out of trading without actually looking at the market. It's effectively gibberish.

[Anonymous No.30281246]

>>30280935

Plus, Market sentiment is too short-term to go on. The market could crash like in 2000, sure. It could also spike up the moment the economy opens up. It's a good catalyst for renewed greed.

[Anonymous No.30281304]

>>30281185
Yeah it's more nuanced but I think its relevant for big macro shit and long term speculation.

[Anonymous No.30281351]

What sectors are good to get in?
Any from this list besides oil as its clearly proven itself.
>retail
>restaurants
>reits
>airliners
>cruiseliners
>grocery
>telecommunications
>etc

>>30280834
Also interested in knowing.

[Anonymous No.30281372]

>>30280752
I doubt we'd see inflation that high anytime soon. Rates were low pre-Pandemic, with big government deficits, and we never saw anything close. The workforce has shrunk further since then.

Prices go up in response to reduced supply or increased demand. I can see it happening to specific sectors at different times, but not to the entire economy at once. And certainly not on the scale needed for 10%.

Reminder that the gold hoarder's fever dream of "hyperinflation" is defined as 50% annual inflation.

[Anonymous No.30281689]

>>30281351

Depends on your goals and strategy. With retail I have some Dollar General, seeing as it manages to grow DURING economic headwind and DURING recessions. They're also taking steps towards e-commerce, which is encouraging. I just can't see dirt cheap going out of favor anytime soon.

[Anonymous No.30281788]

>>30281351
CNBC has a breakdown of sector movements that is easy to find and look at. (It just doesn't tell you what fucking stocks are in each)

But it looks like current winners are
>ENERGY (so hot right now)
>Consumer Staples
>Communication Services

I just don't know if it makes sense to chase a rally.

[Anonymous No.30281937]

I'm down heavily and I don't have any spare cash to increase my positions. This is far from comfy.

I think I'll just pretend I don't have a portfolio for a month or so..

[Anonymous No.30281965]

I sold the literal bottom on SOXL. I'm such a fucking idiot. I lost 25% of my portfolio because I refused to listen to anyone telling me to sell, and then I sold the absolute bottom that SOXL but today. I'm a fucking idiot. I can't do anything right. I don't want to live.

[Anonymous No.30282117]

Jpow-sama, please implement Yield Covered Calls ASAP, this is getting really uncomfy.

[Anonymous No.30282118]

>>30281937
>I don't have any spare cash to increase my positions
I knew this part a few days ago when I cashed out my liquidity leaving onlywhats in the market. Sold off some stuff recently but not a lot

>>30281689
Protect myself from getting wrecked by inflated stocks like tech.

>>30281788
Link?

[Anonymous No.30282155]

>>30281965
John Maynard Keynes went broke 3 separate times in the stock market before he made it.
As did I.

[Anonymous No.30282191]

>>30281965
Well, I bought the top of SOXL, if it makes you feel any better. Just riding it out. It'll go back up...eventually.

[Anonymous No.30282230]

>>30282191
Bought the top as well fren right here with you

[Anonymous No.30282236]

>>30281965

You still have 75%, friend. Lick your wounds, maybe stop using leverage.

[Anonymous No.30282248]

>>30282117
>yfw he's already doing it

[Anonymous No.30282267]

>>30278761
Atlhought GEX is very low right now, I'm really afraid to do proper strangles, because Septermber also had a longish volatiley crab phase after the crash, and that would eat strangle holders alive.
Then again, my portfolio is strangle-like with long postions with some ITM and OTP puts....

[Anonymous No.30282370]

>>30282267
Don't hold a strangle on Friday, just scalp them before power hour ends.

Maybe buy again around 2:50pm.

[Anonymous No.30282397]

>>30282191

Can you hold a leveraged ETF forever or can it just topple if it goes to zero?

[Anonymous No.30282411]

>>30281689
>DG
Why are they so blood red? Everything on yahoo is red, except the part at the bottom where all the analysts say BUY BUY BUY.

[Anonymous No.30282540]

>>30282397
It just reverse splits infinitely. I guess if the semiconductor companies it was tracking all went to 0 and liquidated.. maybe it could go to zero? But I think it would be delisted before that.

[Anonymous No.30282609]

>>30282411

As Lynch-sama said, you're not wrong or right because line go up or down. There is no why. People are scared, and that's enough.

It's just a good stock to hold for 5 years.

Maybe people assume that it'll retract as soon as the economy opens, because people will move away from the store. But that is denial of the fact that DG grew in revenue from 17 to 19 while the economy was doing good. They're still building stores and won't stop doing so.

[Anonymous No.30282670]

>>30282609
>building stores
ngmi

[Anonymous No.30282675]

>>30282411

Also fuck analysts

[Anonymous No.30282710]

>>30281937
Don't fall for the spare cash meme, anon. You cannot time the market. Some people here were lucky and loud about it, but way more weren't.

[Anonymous No.30282758]

>>30282670

They're expanding into e-commerce and they build their shops very close to the people they cater to.

[Anonymous No.30282776]

>>30282248
Well he's not doing a very good job.

>>30282370
Yeah, this is what I'm planning with most of my riskier positions.

[Anonymous No.30282810]

>>30282710
No but he could use it to average down his position, how the fuck is that a "meme"?

[Anonymous No.30282870]

anyone know why UUUU has been trending down?

[Anonymous No.30282938]

>>30282710
Hi, I'm the guy going to commit suicide over SOXL. I had 100% cash going into the crash, and started buying in a few days before the SOXL split. At the time, it was a good idea - SOXL was away from its ATH and it was on a good discount relative to it. So I averaged down. And I kept averaging down. And I kept averaging down until I was out of money. And then it went lower. And now I'm here, lying in bed, thinking of how much of a loser I am in all facets of life.

[Anonymous No.30282952]

>>30282710
Very true, it would just be nice to have some cash on hand for once. Don't wish to tempt fate but I think this is just a little pullback.

[Anonymous No.30283177]

>>30282938
Anon don't kill yourself! I don't want you being eternally damned. Read the Holy Bible, I recommend starting from the New Testament. Jesus Christ who is God came to the world to save us from sin, from eternal damnation. He died on the cross, yet 3 days later He rose from the grave claiming victory over sin and death. Believe in Jesus Christ, gain everlasting life. I pray my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ helps thee overcome the darkness that swallows you whole. Don't kill yourself anon.

[Anonymous No.30283221]

>Even during the COVID crash, the Nasdaq didn't drop 1%+ four days in a row.

[Anonymous No.30283237]

>>30282710
I literally haven't held a stock overnight since 2019 because of market exuberance.

[Anonymous No.30283239]

>>30282952

What happens with cash:

>This line could go up, down, or sideways
>But the historical trend is up
>Therefore I will not invest everything but wait in the hope the line will go down then up (even though I have no way of telling that it will do so)
>Missing out on a trend of 10% upwards

[Anonymous No.30283345]

>>30283239
That is how I ended up buying VTI at the top. The actual top.

[Anonymous No.30283361]

>>30283239
I'd say there's an equal amount of time over the last 60 years that line doesn't always go up.

[Anonymous No.30283412]

>>30282938

Next time look at the actual companies it tracks and check if you think they are discounted. They are all valued extremely highly. Maybe that doesn't matter long-term, but it's a huge short-term risk.

[Anonymous No.30283577]

>>30282810
See >>30282938
You cannot time the market. You might as well hold some stable(ish) positions instead of cash.

>>30282952
Well, you're holding stocks, most of which are iin the red I guess, so rotating between them should not hurt.
I just rotated most of my (-50%) GEVO into (-45%) RIDE, because I believe in RIDE way more. No cash needed, and "bought the dip".

>>30283237
If you have time to daytrade, this is OK, but not all of us can do that.

[Anonymous No.30283663]

>>30282870
Because UUUU is a speculative meme with littel intristic value, and we are in a market-wide risk-off event.

[Anonymous No.30283767]

>>30283361

Not always, that's why you have a timeframe of years.

>>30283345

It can go up, down or sideways. But I agree that the market as a whole is overvalued, I prefer individual stocks.

[Anonymous No.30283779]

>>30283663
wait its a meme stock? i put 15% of my portfolio into it and made some money

[Anonymous No.30283781]

Poor TSLA.

[Anonymous No.30283832]

>>30282938
Also pls don't kill yourself over something as silly as stocks. It may look like your plans to retire early are shattered, but that's just how it is. Keep in mind that:
- Stocks will go up eventually
- You somehow made all the money sou put into the market, you can just make it again.

People tend to project the last 1-2 weeks far into the future, and that will actually look bleak. But please think about it and recognize that it's not going to be that bad.

[Anonymous No.30283897]

>>30283779
Well, I could have said the same thing about GEVO until like 2 weeks ago.
And yes, it is a meme. Or did you seriously think they will "bring back Uranium" in a reasonable timeframe?

[Anonymous No.30283904]

>>30283767
>I prefer individual stocks.
Same, as I have quickly learned in this environment. I just lack the courage to sell my VTI.

[Anonymous No.30284138]

>>30283897
I got spanked hard by GEVO, I really thought I was early too a great party, turns out i turned up right at the end kek

[Anonymous No.30284151]

>>30283177
>>30283832
I've got nothing else to live for. I thought i finally was doing something right, that I was smart and buying effectively, and now I'm sitting here staring a large financial loss in the face. I can't do anything right. I push away all my friends. I have no family. And now I don't even have the money to put a down payment on a house, the one tiny bit of stability and comfort I could actually just buy with money, and it's gone. I serve no purpose. I just sit here and work a job and go to sleep. It's all pointless, and the last few weeks have shown me that.

[Anonymous No.30284341]

You know that feeling when you kind of regret buying a high growth stock but at this point it's down so much, you feel like you might as well just hang on?

[Anonymous No.30284417]

Very comfy sell off.

[Anonymous No.30284454]

>>30284151
Damn, dude. Just zoom out. You're being very uncomfy.

[Anonymous No.30284492]

>>30284151
Keep in mind that this experience will make you a way better trader, and once we get back to the bullmarket, you will laugh in the face of bullmarket genius newfags.
If you can support rent with your job, you should have plenty of stability too.

At our workplace, there was a guy that caused an accident that cost the company 5 figures. We did not fire him, because since then, he is the most thorough, careful and effective colleague.

[Anonymous No.30284585]

>>30284138
I got into GEVO, made some money, sold, then bought in again after a dip and here we are. Wish I'd held off on that second buy-in...

[Anonymous No.30284601]

>>30284341
You should hold a stock based entirely on your belief that it will go up. Or at least go up with higher chance than not. Entry point should not count at all.

[Anonymous No.30284612]

>>30284151
It's only truly lost once you sell.

[Anonymous No.30284757]

any potential for vxrt?

[Anonymous No.30284768]

I literally sold all my UVXY to move accounts right before it skyrocketed. Please kill me

[Anonymous No.30284803]

Frens CLF is below 13 so hopefully that will cheer some of you up, it makes me smile

[Anonymous No.30284809]

>>30283904

Hmm, well, you have to ask yourself, do you feel comfortable owning this entire market for 5 years? Will you be better off in 5 years? If not, just sell. Imo there can never be 'hold' advice. You either like a stock or you don't. I would personally not buy VTI at this point (and therefore sell) but you have to figure out for yourself whether you think the market will recover.

If you want lame stock with some growth potential, why not research dividend paying retail and tobacco?

[Anonymous No.30284884]

>>30284612
Its lost when you buy.

[Anonymous No.30285032]

If TSLA gets halted today imma bust a lung

[Anonymous No.30285059]

>>30284757
I held through the VXRT announcement and it was extremely painful.
They have an absolutely great product, but until people recognize that IgA immunity is just as good as IgG, and including more than the spike protein is important, it's not going anywhere.
They are doing the next phases AFAIK, and I'm pretty sure they will need to dilute to fund that, so keep that in mind.

But as I see it, they are literally the best vaccine currently, but they are far from cashing in on that potential.

[Anonymous No.30285159]

>>30285032
TSLA will not bounce until 500, then it will go to 600-650 and keep crashing

[Anonymous No.30285273]

>>30285032
Can't wait for that, my ridicolously high limit sell on my put options may trigger in that case.

I wonder how ARKK-held retard stocks are doing...
>Looking at AQB... not bad. But they are actually reasonable at this price point, so it makes sense
>Looking at PLTR... ahahah, top kek.

[Anonymous No.30285418]

Guys can someone tell me what's up with British american tobacco. It's trading at 9 p/e with 8% dividend, what's that about?

[Anonymous No.30285443]

>>30284585
I bought just under $12 thinking it was gonna moon

[Anonymous No.30285695]

>>30284601
I know, I know.
But I started investing only last year and at first was really taken in by Cathie's "disruptive innovation" stuff. Only gradually did I learn more and changed my view. I started selling some stocks earlier this year thankfully, but I still held on to some growth stocks, even if in retrospect I probably wouldn't buy e.g. NET at a price-to-sales ratio of 50. It's still a good company but maybe not at that price.

[Anonymous No.30285706]

>>30285443
GEVO was going to moon based on its momentum. Then the GMEME sucked most of the momentum out, and now that most people realized that most of the stock price was pure speculation, I wouldn't be surprised if it goes back to something like $1.5.

I wonder how it's going to do once a catalyst comes in the form of a govt subsidy/contract or some good PR like Net Zero 2. If it only does a 2x from $1.5, it will be kinda painful.

[Anonymous No.30285712]

We just hit bottom on the morning dip. I recognize that V-shape.

[Anonymous No.30285736]

I feel like I traded this exact day last September. All the movements are the same.

[Anonymous No.30285806]

>>30285032
Also remember that Burry called the exact TSLA top a month ago.

[Anonymous No.30285829]

Anyone remember the meme stock CLSK I was wondering if it were a buy at this point. It was shilled wayyyy back and was looking through old memes and thought it might be a buy. They apparently made moves into Crypto mining so it makes me think it might shitcoin.

[Anonymous No.30285907]

>>30285806
I called the exact day it would break out of that 800-900 range it was trading some I'm better.

[Anonymous No.30286003]

I should have gone bigger into ACEV yesterday when it was below $10

[Anonymous No.30286106]

>>30285736
>>30285712
This is the day I'm referring to.

[Anonymous No.30286274]

>>30286106
So the bottom will be around mid-afternoon?

[Anonymous No.30286443]

how much are we down past couple weeks /cmg/ bros? -25% here, feeling kinda comfy. bought the dips i wanted, if i'm wrong then oh well

[Anonymous No.30286499]

>>30286274
Maybe. Or maybe it will crab and then pump. JPOW and yields keep manufacturing these outrageous black swans.

[Anonymous No.30286582]

>>30285443
>>30285706
Yeah, I'm down 45% at this point. Wondering if I ought to sell, eat the loss and pivot into something else.

[Anonymous No.30286627]

>>30285418
Tobacco generally is trading at fairly low multiples. Just an unloved sector, where people don't believe there's going to be a lot of growth in the future.

[Anonymous No.30286749]

I should have shorted myself and sold at loss, rebuying later when it went lower, but now it appears to be at the bottom, so I need it to go all the way back up to recover my losses. I'm currently at -15% daily, it was -17% just a while ago. Yesterday was similarly red.
Hindsight is really 20/20.
I'm feeling very uncomfy about how I handled it.

[Anonymous No.30286826]

>>30286443
-58% since that CCIV merger announcement.

[Anonymous No.30286855]

>>30286627

https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/tobacco-market

2% growth on top of 7.7% divvie and recession-proofing seems very solid to me anon.

[Anonymous No.30286880]

>>30286499
I'm trying to do the impossible: timing the TSLA dip bottom today to sell some of my puts, so they don't devalue on the way up.

[Anonymous No.30286960]

>>30286443
about -30% from bagholding CRSP and CLSK just day trading the fuck out of UVXY to keep my losses from growing bigger.

[Anonymous No.30287074]

>>30286499
This entire event is pretty hilarious because of the classic Market=UP, Bonds=DOWN and vice versa relationship.
>Market sells off because bonds are down,
>as sell off continue some of those sellers buy bonds
>Bonds go up
>Markets start to recover
>Participants sell their bonds to buy the dip
>Markets go down
>Participants sell, buy bonds
>....

[Anonymous No.30287080]

>>30286880
I wouldn't buy TSLA above 100. And knowing me, that would still be overvalued.

[Anonymous No.30287167]

>>30286443
went from 205k to 167k as of right now. pretty insane. leverage and memes are a hell of a drug

[Anonymous No.30287235]

>>30286855
I agree with you. Very low beta, lots of dividends and solid in terms of economic uncertainty. On top of that, there's always the possibility that those companies could enter the Weed sector if it ever gets legalized (though that's more the case with MO and BTI afaik).
But public perception is still very negative on tobacco.

[Anonymous No.30287252]

>>30287080
>>30286880
I'm finally out of the red this week. I might get too cocky though.

[Anonymous No.30287471]

>>30287235

Ah why do you think MO and BTI are better positioned for weed?

[Anonymous No.30287477]

this isnt a sell covered puts dip. this is a make sure your cash is free to buy the big one if it happens dip

[Anonymous No.30287497]

>yahoo finance desperately tries to get me to FOMO

Without fail, every single crash.

[Anonymous No.30287498]

>KTOS down almost 10%
So glad I sold yesterday.

[Anonymous No.30287620]

>>30287167
that's a pretty minor % change compared to the gains, anon. holding up better than 99% of us

[Anonymous No.30287624]

>>30287497
The only EV company you need. Buy when everything in your portfolio is red and the Dow is down 800 points.

[Anonymous No.30287775]

>>30286443
The most I've ever been these few weeks was a -7% unrealized. I've realized some loses since then. Most of my holdings were SPACs that just hit the $10 floor so I decided to take a few of the lowest loses (-3%) or whatever to free up cash for later once the recovery looks certain.

My biggest holdings right now are the SPACs FMAC and ACEV (which I just bought yesterday at $10)

[Anonymous No.30287836]

I need some TA help. Am I doing my meme line correctly, or do they have to be straight?

[Anonymous No.30287837]

>>30287620
just hurts because my dream scenario had always been to take my gme winnings and rotate them into good holds during a market crash. but i choked and went in a little too early before the actual crash

[Anonymous No.30288021]

>>30286749
same. luckily i was able to liquidate whatever still had value and dumped it all into short vix spreads when it hit 30

[Anonymous No.30288054]

>>30287836
I don't see any astrology or moon phases on that chart don't think its good enough.

[Anonymous No.30288203]

>>30287836
You need to circle some arbitrary points.

Don't forget to overlay your chart with a chart of the VIX.

[Anonymous No.30288376]

good god, every single one of these was deep, deep green two weeks ago. small caps and speculation really were the first ones to get the bullet

[Anonymous No.30288472]

How long did the recovery take after this happened in September? Wondering if I should just sell at a loss and get back in

[Anonymous No.30288744]

>>30286443
-5% when i sold everything. /cashgang/ since then and waiting for clarification.

[Anonymous No.30288847]

>>30288472
took all month
the fact that it’s been the reddest week in years and no dead cat bounces make me think its fake

[Anonymous No.30288884]

Thoughts on market of mochimo?

[Anonymous No.30288915]

>>30288472
Just look at the chart. September dip was followed by a bounce then another mild bleed out going in to November election.

[Anonymous No.30289190]

r-reversal? is it safe to come out? everyone has been saying we’re going to 270 SPY, does that mean its finally time to dump on shorts?

[Anonymous No.30289397]

Almost
Almost

[Anonymous No.30289407]

>>30287471
MO already owns 45% in Cronos (a weed company).
More generally, they already have the capital, name, experience, etc. that comes with selling smoking products. Much safer and more reliable than some new company trading at crazy levels.
Of course, there are some other companies that have taken a look at weed companies too, like Constellation Brands (STZ) owning 38% of Canopy Growth.

[Anonymous No.30289609]

Another 20-30% dump across the market from where we are now would make everything look extremely hot.. and sexy

[Anonymous No.30289687]

And now SOXL is green and going up. I fucking give up.

[Anonymous No.30289834]

gentlemen, the printer is on

[Anonymous No.30289843]

>>30286443
-25% off of bad timing for PLTR, RIDE, and WKHS. At least I didn't lose any money YTD.

[Anonymous No.30289986]

>wake up at 9
>futures are green, nasdump to 12600+
>wake up at noon
>blood again

how the FUCK is it allowed to drop 500 points in 2 hours. also can we PLEASE ban tesla from the stock market. fucking trash

[Anonymous No.30290205]

>>30287836
Guise I'm starting to think TA does not work.
Or am I supposed to say "TSLA broke through parabolic support"?

[Anonymous No.30290821]

Well I got 4 positions filled today so if we blast from here I guess it's fine, I would have wanted way more though

[Anonymous No.30290981]

>>30288472
as someone that bought the top on September 2nd, it didn't recover until early December

[Anonymous No.30291006]

>>30289609
Quite.

[Anonymous No.30291071]

>>30287837
>>30287167
I recognize that chart, it looks like mine.
Try to appreciate that we would be in the same position regardless. All we did was scale up and make rational decisions.
Watch a Peter Lynch lecture, zoom out, calm down, and be careful with leverage. You, me, and Cathie Woods are all going down together if that's the way it has to be. You know what though, that's almost definitely NOT how it has to be. The odds of a dotcom crash or a Japan crystal are still extremely low. This is the decade of personal robots.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xIDhM366YM

[Anonymous No.30291294]

>>30286960
I thought about picking up CRSP recently, I feel the price is getting good.

[Anonymous No.30291443]

>>30291071
* crystal crab

[Anonymous No.30291505]

>>30291294
the downturn in earnings and market dip made me think its atleast worth 150 so I've been steadily buying about 5-10 shares per $10 drop. my main hope is a lift on genetic engineering so we can modify humans. although there may be better stocks for that then CRSP I think it would benefit the most. I THINK.

[Anonymous No.30291518]

So did anyone else buy that extreme dip at 11:30? I was able to get CTRM at .68 and ISWH at .65
>There has been nothing but bargain bin buying day and everyone is freaking out

[Anonymous No.30291574]

Tfw my stock dumps with the rest of the market
Tfw my stock doesnt recover as much as the rest of the market does in the same day

Really hate when this happens.

[Anonymous No.30291673]

>>30291505
both CRSP and EDIT are almost back to their pre-poomp levels, could be a buy signal.

[Anonymous No.30291902]

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

[Anonymous No.30291935]

I sold my VTI. I'm not gonna try and time the market any further for a few extra pennies.

[Anonymous No.30291977]

>>30291935
>selling VTI
brother you pass on VTI to your great grandchildren

[Anonymous No.30292192]

bought 25 more NET. still holding 12k cash. let's see if i'll have to spend it

[Anonymous No.30292349]

There's no way SOXL can still be going up, this has to be a trap

[Anonymous No.30292627]

>>30291977
Checked and truthpilled.

[Anonymous No.30292772]

>tfw bought $10k of oil stocks at the absolute bottom last year
>>30291977
Listen to this man

[Anonymous No.30292808]

>tfw today

[Anonymous No.30292904]

Darn. I could have held out for another 5 bucks.

[Anonymous No.30292917]

Huge buys

https://stocktwits.com/symbol/CLF

[Anonymous No.30292978]

>thinking about averaging down some more on ISWH
>decide to wait a little bit
>it pumps nearly 20% in the meantime
At least it's going up.

[Anonymous No.30293184]

>>30292904
Guess how I feel when I didn't sell. Maybe OTM options are way more volatile than I'm copmfortable with

[Anonymous No.30293212]

>>30292627
>>30292772
Shaddup and shill me something without TSLA exposure

[Anonymous No.30293282]

kinda feels a little bullish for once. hope the rug doesnt get pulled at end of day

[Anonymous No.30293318]

>>30292917
sorry cap. He gave himself 100k shares. That is nothing. Hopefully you can still somehow break even

[Anonymous No.30293491]

>>30293212
Here's one of my most contrarian buys recently, threw in $5k.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4401136-corecivic-controversial-strong-cash-flows

[Anonymous No.30293664]

>>30293212
Have you been in oil for the past several months like a good lad? Maybe once people take some profits, you could look at getting into it, if not, or buying some more on a discount. Time horizon at least out to this summer.

[Anonymous No.30293674]

I stuck that lovin .44 beneath my head

[Anonymous No.30293905]

>>30293212
TQQQ plus an ITM TSLA put to offset it.

[Anonymous No.30293915]

>>30291518
penny fag

[Anonymous No.30293972]

Any dips to buy? I'v been mostly cash

[Anonymous No.30294063]

test post please ignore

[Anonymous No.30294086]

>>30279441
That's because the government played favorites in 2008. The bailed out their buddies (b of a, goldman, etc)
and let more independently minded banks (liehman, bear sterns, etc) die.

financially the latter were probably better

[Anonymous No.30294105]

>>30294063
ahahaha it worked. /cmg/ prove you're not a poorfag

[Anonymous No.30294108]

>>30293664
I started actively playing this expensive hobby last month.

I have some retirement accounts and mutual funds that I do not touch. And some CDs, which is where I had put all the money I could have used to buy into the market last March.

[Anonymous No.30294201]

>>30280657
lol, the sliver was an obvious scam. I'm hodling gold and buying the dip, but holy shirt why won't it move

[Anonymous No.30294313]

>>30280935
they don't though. the most people have their money in FAANG stocks and Bonds.

nobody is buying Gold, only barely have value stocks started to move. yields are still terrible for bonds.

[Anonymous No.30294647]

>>30294313
>he thinks faang stocks have value
ngmi

[Anonymous No.30294710]

>>30294063
>>30294105
I Shiggy diggy

[Anonymous No.30294773]

>>30282710
fuck you. rebalancing according to macro conditions and price is a risk management strategy, not a market timing get rich quick scheme.

[Anonymous No.30294956]

>>30294773
Rebalancing, yes. But holding cash is statistically the wrong coice basically all the time.
And don't try to tell me you can forecast macro events that are not already priced in.

[Anonymous No.30295151]

Is there some news I'm missing behind this seeming recovery, or have we just bottomed out?

[Anonymous No.30295249]

What are the chances of seeing pic related this week too?

>>30295151
Treasuries calmed down somewhat for now. But why that is is anybodies guess.

[Anonymous No.30295324]

>>30295151
it seemed fake to me the entire time. the 10 year is scary yes, but i fully believe as i have since september that nothing can stop this market except raised interest rates, and the fed will not do that until 2022 at the earliest. certainly not anytime this year

[Anonymous No.30295489]

I lost a lot of money on SOXL by selling too early. I'm trying to learn a lesson that's not "ignore other people and average down at a slower pace" but I can't. I also have no idea what to buy any more. I'm shook. Someone help me, this is a cry for help.

[Anonymous No.30295517]

>>30295324
This is the problem with the run we've had, we've forgotten what a pullback looks like, the good times have made us weak stomached.

[Anonymous No.30295649]

>>30295517

[Anonymous No.30295660]

>>30295489
go all in on soxl right now and dont open your portfolio for a month. i only say this if you lost a lot of money and need to make it back fast. otherwise, go all in on
>tsm
>aapl
>c
>net
>mo
and delete your brokerage app for two months
>>30295517
i bought in october-november, and i didnt forget, but this was the first time i saw a large portion of my portfolio get wiped out. i used to laugh at AAAAAA posters and think "unrealized is literally fake, it doesnt matter" but now i understand. it hurts seeing the number in your portfolio get way smaller.
however, this has been the first time ive made major purchases since then. you just need to ignore your feelings and listen to your brain

[Anonymous No.30295679]

>>30283663
>UUUU
>meme
fucking moron. kek. it's hitting literally every backtest support like clockwork.

[Anonymous No.30295710]

>>30294201
i fell for the silver meme, have like 4 grand worth of this trash

[Anonymous No.30295764]

>>30295679
>fucking moron
>TA
Aight. Stay married to your stocks.

[Anonymous No.30295810]

>>30295710
holding physical silver is definitely a meme. it's a pain in the ass to transact with. but its value will rise for industrial use, especially w/ all the shift to EVs and every other electronic. i recommend physical gold of course along with mining stocks ($AG, $EGO and some speculative things like $GPL).

[Anonymous No.30295835]

>>30295660
Out of all the banks, why C?
I've seen it mentioned quite a few times and people like Burry have it in their portfolio...

[Anonymous No.30295900]

>>30295764
lol. list your portfolio. would love to tear it apart.

[Anonymous No.30295933]

>>30295900
Nah, you can go fuck yourself.

[Anonymous No.30295941]

>>30295660
AAAAA Posting is fun though and a good way to cheer yourself up on red days.

[Anonymous No.30295994]

>>30275218
>Don't look at markets
>Friday Rugpull edition

[Anonymous No.30296022]

>>30295933
lmfao. fucking dork. you don't know shit. have fun with your poorfag 5 figure portfolio while I get rich off of the future of energy.

[Anonymous No.30296032]

>>30295835
buybacks, high div yield, nice share price makes it easy to get 100 shares but still have nice premiums for covered calls. you could also do BAC. the covered calls is the main reason why i went with C and not jpm or gs. also, wells fargo is crooked as fuck and i dont want to get bogged by their shadiness
>>30295941
i always post the AAAA, but i never felt the AAAA until this time

[Anonymous No.30296108]

>>30295810
I own it now, just hold on to it? I also have 3oz gold (physical)

[Anonymous No.30296161]

sour hour started early. this will close red

[Anonymous No.30296231]

>>30296108
what's your cost avg? personally wouldn't sell right now if I were you.

[Anonymous No.30296265]

i just found out i didnt get my 1.8M wash sale

[Anonymous No.30296372]

>>30295660
Here's my new portfolio. The SQQQ is there in case this actually is a bull trap, and is the largest position there. I plan to sell it next Friday regardless of what happens. The rest are long holds.

[Anonymous No.30296377]

>>30296231
27/oz, something like that.

[Anonymous No.30296420]

>>30295151
The bottom is likely +/- a day from today. We could see more of a drop Monday, but from a technical perspective, indices are reaching the oversold point, which they likely won't stay near for long without consistent downside surprise events. The news regarding long duration real yield's has been priced in multiple times at this point (two spikes of the nominal US 10 year note above 1.5%, continued upward pressure past that level, and consistent Fed messaging regarding transitory inflation). Their rate of change was/is the biggest issue, but now that in and of itself is nothing new. The equity markets could possibly "tolerate" periodic bond vol if it's something they come to expect, with potentially minor associated equity vol.

It feels like this is the first convergence of all of these interrelated factors into the recovery, hence the huge vol in capital markets as everyone readjusts to the data and news. But, we've probably priced the bulk of it in within the past month. The reality is that we're still a long way off from the Fed's goals, monetary policy will remain easy, and the labor market puts a ceiling on how quickly rates can rise before the Fed steps in for the broader health of the economic recovery.

[Anonymous No.30296487]

>>30296377
if it's not a lot, hold. otherwise add and then sell when it doubles. silver will double. it's just a pain in the ass to liquidate physically, IMO.

[Anonymous No.30296693]

>>30296420
Even if this is the bottom, I'm pretty sure we will crab around for a few weeks before anyone is willing to take more risk.
(Most of what we've seen in the last few weeks is holders dropping risky assets, where speculative value was way more than rational)

[Anonymous No.30296728]

>>30296487
why will it double? seems like metals are going to take a hit by all indicators?

[Anonymous No.30296796]

>>30296728
>inb4 HYPERINFLATION

[Anonymous No.30296827]

>>30283904
me too, stuck with a boatload of VTI. I bought it cheap enough to where it's got a lot of room, but yeah Im just scared of taxes on a sale like that already rebalanced out all in my IRA

[Anonymous No.30296836]

>>30296372
im not sure if id buy amzn right now friend. just be prepared to not have a lot of growth out of that, it's a slow moving giant. on the other hand who knows. if you want to be bullish you could still benefit from tqqq/soxl if we really do bottom out soon

[Anonymous No.30296847]

>>30296728
>inb4 COMEX default in march

[Anonymous No.30296939]

>>30283904
>>30296827
30 years from now you'll be so happy you hung onto VTI

[Anonymous No.30296981]

>>30284151
it's just money, your reflecting negatively on everything else because it's in a bad mood. Take the evening off and play some video games. if it's 20-30% consider cutting your losses. if more, don't sell the bottom.

[Anonymous No.30297004]

>>30296939
...I sold my VTI

[Anonymous No.30297101]

fucking nasdump piece of shit getting destroyed again

[Anonymous No.30297103]

>>30296836
>over 30% eps growth per year
>""slow moving giant""
?

[Anonymous No.30297125]

>>30296836
AMZN is a small position relative to the others, as is C. It's like this

30% SQQQ
22% NET
22% TSM
10% CWSFF
10% CITI
5% AMZN

[Anonymous No.30297146]

>>30296693
I think it will be sector specific risk adversity for the next week or two, like it has been this past month, but money will come around eventually looking for a home. There's no end to the liquidity injections at the moment, and yields still have a long way to go. If equity markets can stomach their rate of change, or if the ROC stabilizes, then the rotations might simply mask upward breadth.

[Anonymous No.30297203]

>>30296796
>>30296847
yeah, i checked both these out and they are not valid. I should have done more research before buying desu, got a bit caught up as a novice. hyperinflation would require our production base to be shot, which it isn't, we'll probably see regular inflation. comex they can just keep manipulating even if it is on the brink.

[Anonymous No.30297268]

>>30297103
it's definitely safer since it's a rock solid company, but something like aapl is probably just as safe but will give more gains in the short-mid term

[Anonymous No.30297283]

>>30296939
>implying I would care 30 years from now
What do I do with all that money with a broken body and no children?

>>30297146
We will have TINA for sure, but I think tech and QQQ in particular will hurt for quite a bit. I guess it will flow into Oil, Steel and other commodities.

>>30297203
Of course they are not valid, the silversqueeze is an idiotic meme. JPM will hammer the price down. They have toppled governments in the past.

[Anonymous No.30297389]

>>30296836
>>30297103
You are most likely better off just sticking your money into FAANG+ or QQQ. Trying to pick a winner stock from these is quite impossible unless you have some insider-level knowledge.

[Anonymous No.30297422]

>>30297125
dude, you bought sqqq today? you go long during deep red not IN deep red. if you dont know what youre doing like you already acknowledged you shouldnt try to fuck around with that shit. you could be right but its really risky and at such a large weighting, why would you? just buy more TSM and C

[Anonymous No.30297421]

>>30297283
so maybe I just hold my gold and silver for a few decades and see what happens? worthwhile as a piece of a portfolio?

[Anonymous No.30297552]

>>30297422
I have a very short term plan, just in case things do keep getting worse. I don't think it's that awful, but I will sell out of most of it, just in case, and hold cash. You're right - I'm putting too many eggs in one basket.

[Anonymous No.30297559]

>>30297421
You might as well hold Treasury bonds. Silver might have a fad period like it does every decade or so, but PMGs in general barely beat inflation.

[Anonymous No.30297642]

>>30297268
If the extend of your stock analysis consists in looking at what the price did the last 6 months, you might come to wrong conclusion like what you just said.

[Anonymous No.30297649]

>>30297125
Haha, I just saw the CWSFF in there, you madman. That fat fuck better deliver, or I will personally convert him into biodiesel.

[Anonymous No.30297690]

>>30297422
>>30297552
Excuse me, you go long in deep red not short in deep red. You go short during euphoria

[Anonymous No.30297695]

>>30297559
i should have just listened to warren buffett.

[Anonymous No.30297739]

>>30297552
could have went short on VIX if you wanted short term. guaranteed to be under 25 free honey in the next 3 weeks though i wouldnt do simple puts

[Anonymous No.30297792]

can someone please tank oil

[Anonymous No.30297823]

>>30297283
>tech will hurt for quite a while
Probably as a whole, but under the hood, how have the fundamentals of your AMZN's or MSFT's changed? Are these still not the modern bond equivalent? Do people think that their earnings potential is truly going to be heavily impacted by forward-looking inflation that's under 2%? Keep in mind rates have trended downward for decades now, not up. I think people will realize which big tech blue chips are worth holding and will cycle back into those again for long term holds after the dip.

[Anonymous No.30297863]

>>30297642
Im just saying its not going to moon like more underweight tech might. I already tried to give him the slower moving solid tech plays like aapl and tsm. You also cant sell covered calls on amzn and are just at the mercy of price movement. If he reallocated that into tsm or aapl or c he could make extra money from theta to roll back into this longs
Buying during consolidation is the right move as im assuming youre pointing out, i just dont know how beneficial owning 0.5 AMZN is for a retail trader

[Anonymous No.30297925]

>>30297823
> rates have trended downward for decades now

[Anonymous No.30297977]

>>30295710
yeah just hold and stop buying more. probably better than cash unless you bought at meme prices.

the problem with silver is if the price skyrockets they can just ramp up mining.
gold is harder to find and it's less effective.
precious metals aren't productive assets, think of it as an inflation protected currency and allocate your portfolio accordingly.

>>30294956
holding cash is a protection against certain risks.
nobody can predict the future, but you can use macro to value assets: eg. when yields are low dividends are more valuable.
when inflation is high, assets that protect against inflation.

nigga are you really going to say the market is effective at pricing in a world of GME, TSLA, and Door Dash?

[Anonymous No.30298050]

>>30297925
Based, was focusing on the tail end of that since the US was specifically in focus this past month.

[Anonymous No.30298108]

Keeping my folio afloat with SOXL calls, feels comfy rn

[Anonymous No.30298201]

>>30284151
Hey anon, let me be a dad for you for a minute.
If you're upset with who you are or where your life is, don't kill yourself like a fucking coward. You're depressed because you know you're a loser, and that's okay. Look at how many losers there are in the world, who don't realize they're loser. You have the insight to recognize your short-comings, now the test is whether or not you have the will to overcome them. Don't be a pussy anon, you'll make more money, you'll make more friends, whatever. But the only way you're going to do it is by being reasonable with who you are and what you need to do, don't fall into the trap of the theatrical depression. It may not feel like it, but it's a choice you're making.
Be strong anon, stop looking at your folio for as long as you need to decouple emotionally from your trades, and use that time to get comfy and do something better. You'll be fine, anon, you can do it.

[Anonymous No.30298263]

Well shit. Guess I lost $15 I didn't need to lose. Guess I'll cook dinner tonight.

[Anonymous No.30298376]

>>30297977
>cash is a protection against certain risks.
What does it protect against though? Because having e.g. 10% in cash instead of SPY or VTI, you are constantly losing out on gains, while not really being protected against anything.
When do you spend that cash? In SPY dips?

As an alternative strategy I'd suggest holding blue chips or indexes isntead. In case of a memepocalipse we've seen teh last few weeks, rotate that SPY into emerging growth stocks. Then when it looks overheated, jsut rotate back to SPY. Even if you misjudged how overheated things were, SPY will make you money, while cash will not.

[Anonymous No.30298429]

>>30297925
wow. that's insane

[Anonymous No.30298613]

>soxl +7.8%
kek. downtrend broken or is this another bulltrap?

[Anonymous No.30298858]

>I want to buy something, but nothing is on sale
Whats I the next catalyst? Stimulus passes and 10yr goes to 1.63?

[Anonymous No.30298861]

>>30298429
I have a similar historic graph for gold too. Some anon here has a full folder of these.

[Anonymous No.30298985]

>>30298613
Well, Feb 12 also looked like this jsut before sour hour. Last Friday too.

[Anonymous No.30299045]

Can someone explain the difference between the leverage on warrants and call options to me? Because warrants seem to actually have less leverage, you have to like buy 5 warrants to get one share of the stock? What's the point then?

[Anonymous No.30299284]

>>30298858
I only see two deals atm
>MO
>VPU

[Anonymous No.30299382]

Is TSLA worth buying right now? Is it going to start climbing again soon?
Total newfag to stocks, trying to diversify with my crypto gains.

[Anonymous No.30299403]

sour hour about to spoil all the fun

[Anonymous No.30299463]

>>30299045
You might be thinking of units, warrants are usually on a whole share but units often contain 1/3 warrant or 1/4 warrant, or whatever.
If you're smart though you can sometimes arbitrage warrants, calls, and units with long/short strategies.

[Anonymous No.30299525]

WTF is with the EU and ARKK?

(Although nothing like this happened the last couple days)

[Anonymous No.30299563]

Yep, this is why I picked up 2500 July 25C in CLF at 13 lol

What is the right to buy 250k shares by July worth when CLF goes to 50?

250k*$25 profit any math geniuses in here?

A cool 6.25m?

https://stocktwits.com/symbol/CLF

[Anonymous No.30299565]

>>30299284
Ehhhhhh... I've seen VPU.
l might stick something in it, just so I'm not so cash heavy

[Anonymous No.30299617]

>>30299525
>Euros do nothing but panic sell all day
Imagine it like R*ddit but a continent, it will all make sense

[Anonymous No.30299619]

I finally sold my INTC bros
I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. When I noticed the price today was the same as 3 years ago I decided my money is better off parked elsewhere.

[Anonymous No.30299745]

>>30299525
>>30299617
If Cathie gets away with doubling down on the msot retarded stocks on every dip, I'm gonna be hella mad. ARKK portfolio value will look like pic related one day, but until then everyone will be like "LOL ANON UR SO RETARD, MOMMY CATHIE ONLY GO UP"

[Anonymous No.30299767]

>engulfing bullish on the daily nasdump futures

if this last hour stays green we may be in the clear next week

[Anonymous No.30299778]

>>30299565
From what I read rising rates will create a headwind for it, it's not a sure thing. It just happens to still be a good value compared to most of the market.

[Anonymous No.30299783]

>>30299563
remember when you had a million dollars?

[Anonymous No.30299803]

>>30299463
Am I misunderstanding the conversion ratio then? Investopedia is saying a 3:1 conversion ratio means I need to buy 3 warrants to trade 1 share of underlying stock

[Anonymous No.30299903]

I sure hope this is the end because I still haven't sold a single share

[Anonymous No.30299917]

>>30299382
>>30299382
>>30299382
>>30299382


Anybody?

[Anonymous No.30300010]

>>30299563
I see that everyone mocks you for not selling sooner. I hope you prove them wrong, I really do. I want us all to make it.

[Anonymous No.30300018]

>>30299745
>destroys global financial markets
>Nothing personal, kid.
Topkek. Imagine if the ARKK lives up to its name and destroys everything it touches.

[Anonymous No.30300021]

>>30299917
Nah. Wait for $300. The march sp500 rebalance will massacre the price.

[Anonymous No.30300226]

>>30300021
Sweet. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.30300242]

>>30299563
I know you're trolling, but how in the everloving fuck would it ever go to 25, not even 50.
There is no reason to believe this.

[Anonymous No.30300261]

>>30299617
>Psychological projection: The post
It's a good coping mechanism I'll give you that but you shoud consider that maybe you're not as smart as you think.
Well what the fuck am I saying, you're american and by default you're unable to pull your head out of your ass. Nevermind.

[Anonymous No.30300352]

>>30300021
Worth it to dump any ARK stocks and take my 5% loss? Or will they go back up against a lower resistance within the next 3 months?

[Anonymous No.30300433]

Buying before close, next week will be bullish

[Anonymous No.30300507]

FUCKING SOUR HOUR

[Anonymous No.30300517]

>>30299382
>>30299917
Most people here hate TSLA because they missed out and always think it's going to drop much more than it does. Buy it and walk away for a few years. Easy 50% gain just back up to all time high.

[Anonymous No.30300610]

Enter.
>>30300587

[Anonymous No.30300619]

>>30300261
>euro pretends not to be assmad
>can't go two sentences without screeching autistically about america

[Anonymous No.30300685]

>>30300507
Fucking finally. I wanted to sell my TSLA puts before the weekend, and maybe I'll get some good price for them.

>>30300352
There is no way to tell. If we enter clown market next week, ARKK will fly high, even if TSLA shits the bed.
But if memes crap around for a month, while oil, commodities and other indexes go up, and ARKK starts to spectacularly underperform, they will crack under the outflow when they have to sell their more illiquid memes.

[Anonymous No.30300914]

>>30300619
Another retard trying to look smart and doing the same thing as the previous retard, good job champion.
The fucking irony is funny at least, not only reddit lives in your head but also you're completely unable to challenge your opinions.
As I said it's hilarious so not all bad.

[Anonymous No.30301098]

>>30300914
>yurop niggers think their opinion matters
filtered

[Anonymous No.30301192]

>>30300242
He picks a number that sounds good, and then convinces himself its going to hit that.
Years ago it was REFR going to 25k. Its still sitting around 5.
And then it was KTOV going to 25. Then it crashed from 12 back down to 4.
He doesn't actually have any basis for what he says. Just hopes and dreams

[Anonymous No.30301394]

>>30301098
Of course it does not matter, same as your opinion.
However if you were a nigger tranny converted to judaism you could surely make it to the top of your society.
Yeah... I'm filtered. Poor me, we really have it bad here in yurop.

[Anonymous No.30301396]

>>30300914
>t. owns 90% US equities

[Anonymous No.30301725]

>>30301396
Well it is the biggest market in the world, I can't deny that I enjoy it.
I could do better without the insufferable pretentious shit tho.

[Anonymous No.30303083]

fucking piece of shit nasdump lagging again

[Anonymous No.30303478]

>>30299803
I'm not sure where you saw this on Investopedia.
I could be wrong.

[Anonymous No.30303886]

Bought the close, let's have a good next week.. okay?

[Anonymous No.30304074]

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