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i'm an always !bullish! faggot edition
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>> No.4786235

>>4786172
Maybe the bears will get their dues today.

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So..........

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>>4786644
yes?

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baba already down 5 dollar in premarket.

>> No.4787208

>>4786923
Fuck I gotta sell it. Hot potato.

>> No.4787443

so did is tax bill already pass?

or does it need more burocracy , or something?

>> No.4787599

>>4787443
https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/stocks-us-futures-mixed-after-tech-selloff-952973

>Senate Republicans narrowly passed a bill in the early hours of Saturday morning, with 51 to 49 in favor of the tax overhaul. Retailers and banks are seen as benefiting more from the expected corporate tax cuts, which lead to a tech selloff on Monday. Congress still faces obstacles before the bill can become law and now must create a joint House and Senate bill, which will then be sent to President Donald Trump.

>> No.4787690

>>4787599
thanks.
I hate this abnormal volatility.

>> No.4787778

>>4787690
It's easy to become comfortable with a certain type of market condition, all of us fall for it. But be careful not to become too complacent.

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> be greedy when others a fearful!

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Brazilian indices are up.

>> No.4788115

>>4786690
Why are you so smug these past two days?

>> No.4788504

>>4786172
kys shill

nobody likes you and everybody here knows you're a brainlet. You're not a genius just because you gamble on UVXY all the time

>> No.4788721

>>4788504

To be fair I am bearish on the S&P. It's in the middle of correcting back to 2600

>> No.4788817

>>4788721
I'm bearish on tech in 2018 also. Looking to start moving out of it Q1. I own a lot of VOO and PYPL. Some AMD too.

Rest of my stocks are banking or emerging markets. Not sure how to stay diversified yet when I move out of tech.

>> No.4788872

>>4788817
When you mean tech stocks, do you also refer to the whole semi sector, AI and automation as well ?

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4788941

BAC making me hard, I think we can get $30 today

Too bad about my SQ tho

>> No.4789010

is today a buy day for DNR? they look like they've hit their support (i think?)

>> No.4789144

>>4788872
All tech will be effected by the senate bill.
Mass exodus incoming.

>> No.4789154

>>4788872
No, I think AI and automation will take a hit short run but still perform. It also depends on the specific ETFs and what those are made up of - if they have a lot of companies that aren't mostly automation, then I'd be less likely to be holding those. Also specific stocks could do well through that, look at Amazon through the 08 correction.

I also remember in 07/08, despite being mostly just concerned with college and not the stock market, that the market kinda went sideways for a while before correcting.

My biggest concern with tech right now is that for a while tech was well liked, now it's becoming a bit of the bad guy. Tax evasion, impending monopolies, and simply being on top puts a big target on its back. I think it will be the 21st Century equivalent of the antitrust era, with tech giants vilified and monopolistic and destroying jobs. On the tax front, the EU is already hammering them. Politically, after the Russian-election clusterfuck, government might put some kind of requirement to reveal who is buying ads starting a chain of broader transparency. Maybe that won't happen next year, but the start of it will.

And tech is expensive right now, only half the gain in the S&P 500 since Trump’s election has come from higher earnings. The rest is from price/earnings growth.

>> No.4789292

>>4789154
This was a big block of text that doesnt address the alternative minimum tax for tech companies.

>> No.4789336

Can someone redpill me on what the fuck is happening to the tech sector now/next year?

>> No.4789352

>>4789336
All the old rich people are taking their money and putting it in financials/retail because "muh taxes"

>> No.4789367

>>4789336
next year maybe down probably up

over 20 years up more than you could imagine

>> No.4789368

>>4789292
I was trying to be generic (putting that under "tax evasion") rather than specific since I was already wordy, but, yeah that's a big one absolutely.

>>4789336
Read above posts, but, I think right now there was a pretty big selloff of people waiting to see how the tax reform goes, and transfer into financials/retail as >>4789352 said.

>> No.4789421

>>4789368
which means its great to buy now since old boomers are functionally retarded and can't see the future I guess

>> No.4789448

>>4789154
Thank you for your insight.

I am in BOTZ (for AI and automation) with 50% of its holdings in Japan and I believe most of them are really automation oriented.

I am also holding BAKA (semi) and this ETF is literally making me do what its name says. I may probably sell it.

>> No.4789490

>>4789010
1.60's. It got downgraded yesterday. Honestly I may get back in today, I'd wait till the end of the day to make the decision plus crude is down again.

>> No.4789498

Reminder that buying DXR and holding 2 more months will get you laid and cure your depression

>> No.4789503

dgaz is the best fucking stock ive ever played

such reliable dips and peaks. why the fuck are you not making easy money with dgaz?

>> No.4789507

>>4789448
>BAKA
I mean S M H

>> No.4789522

>>4789503
Because we aren't faggots. Dem spikes doee

>> No.4789523

>>4789503
>dgaz is the best fucking stock ive ever played
>dgaz
>stock

you must not have been playing for too long now imo

>> No.4789524

>>4789498
this shit is so goddamned volatile, i cant imagine anyone putting anything significant into this stock

>> No.4789532

pls tell me tech is recovering and this isn't just the dead cat meme

>> No.4789538

srra. 100% gains every 3 months.
next 3 years.

>> No.4789543

>>4789523
A stock is a type of security that signifies ownership in a corporation and represents a claim on part of the corporation's assets and earnings

>> No.4789546

>>4789532
The sell off will probably continue till the end of the week. It'll come back, the same people selling are buying on the dip

>> No.4789561

>>4789421
Maybe. I picked up a few tech shares during this little dip, but I don't plan to hold them for long.

>>4789448
I'd say pick a number where you sell off. You should have that for all your stocks. When it hits that, you sell. Might go up the next day, and you'll miss out on those gains, but that's what separates gamblers from investors.

>> No.4789565

>>4789543
and you think DGAZ is a stock?

>> No.4789593

>>4789565
what would you call it? is velocityshares not the company you are buying stock from?

>> No.4789607

>>4789503
3x leveraged products are generally for rubes

>> No.4789614

>>4789593
its an ETN

what company are you buying a part of when you buy it?

>> No.4789672

>>4789614
an etn of velocityshares. so by extension arent you putting your faith in velocityshares? is the thing you are buyig not representative of velocityshares llc? isnt putting monetary faith in a company stock?

>>4789607
>>4789522
i dont understand, are reliable peaks and supports lame or something? do you dummies like losing money and gambling on memes?

>> No.4789682

Getting too old for meme gambling. Bought a bunch of etfs/index trackers. Hello slow babby gainz.

>>4789503
NICE. Adding to my HIMX for swings.

>> No.4789688

>>4789503
You might like the BRZU game too.

>> No.4789758

>>4789672
its an inverse etn tracking gas bro... those reliable spikes aren't going to be reliable at some point.

You are having begginers luck on it. Some people trade those all the time, but they aren't stocks, they track a commodity

>> No.4789802

>>4789758
they seem to be reliable longer than they are unreliable. i dont call looking at reliable supports "beginners luck"

>> No.4789809

>>4789607
Lost so much in dwti and uwti back then. Fml. Anybody know some good stocks? Breaking even would be fking nice.

>> No.4789849

>>4789672
if you really want to understand them read the white papers on how they are actually structured, the decay will generally kill you

i'd recommend if you want to mess with that trash only daytrade never overnight

>> No.4789870

>>4789802
how long have you been playing those spikes?

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Im in the green on SQ!

maybe I didnt fuck up falling for the dip meme

>> No.4789882

>>4789874
I want to buy, but my butt is afraid

>> No.4789899

>>4789882
yeah its kind of scary right now

i bought in on Friday and I was down like $400 yesterday on it

>> No.4789924

>>4789870
since about mid september

>> No.4789935

>>4789899
The timing would be right, but there is just so much uncertainty in the market atm.

Across the market though, the stocks that got hit the hardest all bounced back today. SO idk...

>> No.4789941

EKSO!!!

>> No.4789961

>>4789924
and how long have you been trading?

>> No.4789968

> they didn't buy the tech dip

>> No.4789987

>>4789968
I'm tempted to buy back but under an hour of market activity isn't enough for a clear picture. Maybe let's see what things are like on Monday.

>> No.4789991

>>4789968
>being down 12% on a large sum of portfolio that's tech
>being hesitant to buy more

Fuck off.

>> No.4790009

>>4789987
it probably won't last and will get rekt again tommorow that's why you make your 5% and gtfo

>> No.4790036

>>4789991
nigger so you were sitting there yesterday looking at something like MU being down 6% and your brain didn't go hmm.. rly makes me think or looking at TTWO being down fucking 9%

>> No.4790037

Get in on UGAZ. Natural gas hit the bottom of its range again. Hold for a couple days until we hit $9

>> No.4790049

>>4790009
Where are the 5% gains?

>> No.4790067

>>4790036
Hell yeah I did but there isn't enough trend for me personally to make a sound decision. No need to get all bent out of shape because people don't think the exact way you do breh.

>> No.4790078

>>4790049
I got MU, EA, TTWO, ATVI, AMAT and FNSR

>> No.4790083

>>4790036
I was too busy shopping for rope to look at my portfolio yesterday

>> No.4790088

FNKO buy this

>> No.4790099

>>4790088
Projected for $12

>> No.4790132

>>4790088
>FNKO
how do you know tho

>> No.4790147

Funkos are just another toy fad

>> No.4790150

>>4789961
since about mid september

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>>4790088
like investing in pic related

>> No.4790182

>>4789968
You want to get in after the bull trap.
Lots of people will buy back in and people will sell at the new higher price.
People arent going to buy back in until the joint tax reform changes are hashed out.

>> No.4790186

>>4790132
>>4790147
>>4790164
But dem gainzzzzzz, look at the last month

>> No.4790248

Shouldn't we be watching companies that have had bad news? Like this GE company had some bad news, and now it's low. So couldn't we just buy after the bad news and wait for the good news to bump it so we can sell instead of buying after the good news, and then watching it go down after the hype wears off?

>> No.4790262

>>4790248
it talks about doing that exact same thing in intelligent investor.. have you read it?

>> No.4790280

>>4790248
crazy talk that could never work

>> No.4790286

>>4790262

I don't read. Did they make a movie?

>> No.4790293

>>4790248
> GE
> good news
wait till it breaches it's 15 dollar minimum price target

>> No.4790295

BLRX is rated for $3-4, thoughts?

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>>4789941

>> No.4790315

still holding RAD from 1.99 HURRRRNNRNRNRHASDOPJFA

>> No.4790319

>>4790248
I don't want to buy some baby boomer meme stock

So far everyone that has bought the "dip" on that has gotten rekt, like that guy that was calling us pussies for not buying it back at the $18s

>> No.4790332

>>4790286
na, but you should read it sometime it gave me a different view of the market. I haven't finished it yet i just pick it up here and there and read a few pages whenever i have time.

Im sure they have an audio book

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>>4790315

ya dun gottsa sells low now der boy

>> No.4790360

>>4790315
Hows that "10x as much debt as equity" stock treating ya, huh?

>> No.4790362

>>4790315
Some chad that bought the real dip likd a month ago gave you his bags :^)

>> No.4790366

>>4790315
good luck lol

Bought at 1.70, sold at 2.10 :^)

>> No.4790398

>>4790248
>"I was forced to confront a lot of sort of deeper questions about this company," says General Electric's new CEO John Flannery. "Why do we exist?"

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>>4790398

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>>4790362
>>4790366
>>4790315
LMAO

>> No.4790557

>>4790366
This. Bought when everyone on /biz/ was shilling it before it jumped, then sold when it stopped jumping

>> No.4790588

>>4790557
I was one of those shills, it had a great setup and I remember when it finally broke that 1.69 resistance, it was a huge rush to buy.

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Hey I was the AMRS faggot newbie here that dumped some $ into AMRS.

I want to continue the dilution talk...

i wrote this yesterday night time.

>Yo, I am that dumb shit dude from earlier.

>I looked through the annual 2016 and looked >at the major risk factors, and looked at the >convertible shares. Honestly, this is getting so >confusing, you need to spend an entire day to >really grasp WTF is going on with their debt >financing.

>Overall, I went back to their quarterly >reporting, and they reported on the debt >financing.

>Many of it is actually paid back in cash, or >PIK. Only one debt instrument is convertible >to common shares.

>I am a Cad CPA, and I forgot quite a bit of my >accounting stuff, as I mainly do regulation >work.

>But they provide a diluted EPS, and it isn't far >off from the non-diluted.

>Hence, might be some dilution, but we won't >know for sure until maturity. and it doesn't >seem to be very significant.

>I would definitely monitor the year over year >common shares outstanding to see how >much dilution occurred.

>All in all, I think the business strategy for this >company is quite good. and i kind of liking it. I >wish I had more time digging into the >financials and reading it all, it is such a >complex company.

>> No.4790619

>>4790588
i was shilling it too. Some trades are just so fucking obvious and some reason people miss them and then buy after it already made its run

>> No.4790650

>>4790609
Since you're a CPA, could you give an analysis of AXTI's fundamentals?

>> No.4790674

>>4790619
Yeah buddy. We made some money, feels good man.

>> No.4790688

These AMD bags are heavy

>> No.4790701

>>4790619
Also, MRNS later this week or early next week breh.

>> No.4790739

>>4790609
the dilution isn't coming just from the notes that are due.. it is coming from convertable preferred shares. its not going to show up in the section of debts, its not debt that is diluting it's the preferred shares...

read the financing activites on their cash flow statement look how many convertable preffered shares they've issued.. go down some more and it will tell you how much $ those prefs will convert into.

There is dilution with AMRS half of their Q talks about it

>> No.4790754

I bought PayPal yesterday and it's moving

>> No.4790779

>>4790688
...and I sold them. I think it will eventually go back up, but, there are better things I can do with the money right now. And I bought only a small amount at 11 so wasn't too bad.

>> No.4790808

First

>> No.4790823

>>4790754
nice trade you have a price target in mind?

>> No.4790857

>>4789507
>smell my ham
I shiggy diggy hope you guys don't do this

>> No.4790864

>>4790701
its not really my type of trade to be honest

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>>4790808
>First

>> No.4790914

DIS is buying part of FOX

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/05/disney-and-fox-are-closing-in-on-deal-could-be-announced-next-week--sources.html

This is gonna tank my DIS isn't it?

>> No.4790945

>>4790914
probably

I bought AET yesterday because they're getting bought out by CVS for $207 a share and it still tanked anyway

>> No.4790963

>>4790914
>DIS is buying part of FOX
The jews at work desu senpai

>> No.4790971

>>4790739
Are you talking about this?
page 58
http://investors.amyris.com/secfiling.cfm?filingID=1171843-17-2148&CIK=1365916

>Conversion of our outstanding convertible promissory notes or the exercise of outstanding warrants to purchase our common stock will dilute the ownership interest of existing stockholders or may otherwise depress the market price of our common stock.

The conversion of some or all of our outstanding convertible promissory notes or the exercise of some or all of outstanding warrants to purchase our common stock will dilute the ownership interests of existing stockholders. In particular, the exercise of certain warrants which have a $0.01 per share exercise price may significantly dilute the economic ownership interest of our existing stockholders. In addition, any sales in the public market of the shares of our common stock issuable upon such conversion or exercise could adversely affect prevailing market prices of our common stock. Furthermore, the existence of our outstanding convertible promissory notes (including anti-dilution conversion price adjustment provisions contained therein which could lead to additional shares of common stock being issuable upon conversion) and warrants may encourage short selling by market participants because the anticipated conversion of such notes into, or exercise of such warrants for, shares of our common stock could depress the market price of our common stock

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>NAK
>AMRS

lel

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>>4790945
DIS is already down 3%

AAAAAAAAAAA

>> No.4791077

>>4790971
look into their convertable preffered shares aswell.. im not going to keep doing circles with you.

There is dilution from both their convertable notes AND from their convertable preffered.

I don't know why you are fighting this so much, it's in the filings AMRS is diluting and will be diluting. I cant keep explaining to you that there is dilution. you aren't going to convince me there isn't when i am reading the filing.

>> No.4791085

>>4790754
>>4790823
picked up more cheap PYPL also. Maybe good for 75 again?

>> No.4791104

>>4791077
>I don't know why you are fighting this so much, it's in the filings AMRS is diluting and will be diluting. I cant keep explaining to you that there is dilution. you aren't going to convince me there isn't when i am reading the filing.

I am a diff anon fk'er... i am determining whether to sell this shit or not right now.

Since their POS financial statement and annual report is 300 pages long and fk'ing a shit mess, it is hard to understand everything.

>> No.4791114

>>4791085
you mean 85

>> No.4791124

>>4791047
Q4 is almost over and they still haven't announced anything yet kek

>> No.4791128

>>4791085
sounds reasonable

>> No.4791240

>>4791104
sorry i just don't see how hard it is to understand.

The company has money to operate. They received that money from investors that bought convertable preferred shares and convertable notes. When these big investors start converting into common stock they will start dumping into the market. This will screw over common share holder value.

The company is trying to grow obviously but they aren't going to get $100 million in funds by dumping stock straight to the market when the avg volume is under 500,000 so they had to get the funding through other sources so they issued notes and prefs. which will eventually convert into common shares.. thus.. dilution

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Who else getting JUSTed right now?

>> No.4791382

Almost time to enter that S&P short.

>> No.4791404

This video taught me everything I know about trading.

https://youtu.be/vk8v3hOT5iY

>> No.4791413

>>4791404
>taking advice from a woman

kek

>> No.4791415

>>4791382
i think lows for the year are in, slow 3 pt grind mode per day for the /es about to be in effect

>> No.4791427

>>4791404
lol i remember watching that and thinking.. wtf.. i do the same thing

>>4791413
i have a very similar strategy as her..

>> No.4791451

>>4791104
>>4791240
Looking at it, a huge majority of the convertible shares are owned by a partner, they wont be a problem.

There are also some common convertible that will cause some dilution.

over all, no. doesn't look like any kind of significant dilution coming any time soon.

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>>4791404

>hover over link
>millennial attention whore

nope.jpg

>> No.4791510

>>4791404

I forgot I'm boycotting Jewtube. Is there a book?

>> No.4791522

>>4791382
Seems like all available money is being put towards pumping the Nasdaq. Dow's not doing much.

>> No.4791597

>>4791451
>doesn't look like any kind of significant dilution coming any time soon.
LMAO

More than half the Q talks about dilution

>>4791451
>Looking at it, a huge majority of the convertible shares are owned by a partner, they wont be a problem.
their "partner" is going to be banking on it. Im pretty sure some AMRS management has some convertable investments elsewhere and are considered "partners" to another corporation. Thats how these people operate, they have their hands everywhere when it comes to investments and corporations

AMRS is diluting and will be diluting. ITS IN THE FILINGS!!!!

the truth is in the filings! You can't lie to me, you might be able to fool some people in here to think that AMRS isn't diluting or won't dilute but you aren't going to fool me.

AMRS buyers beware.. Dilution to come.. HEAVY dilution

>> No.4791603

>>4790248

I bought on AAOI's bad news after the massive dip. Good news never came and I'm still in the red.

>> No.4791642

>>4791510
>boycotting YouTube
I've been wondering why GOOGL has been so stagnant

>> No.4791677

I bought back into tech. I regret doing so already.

>> No.4791691

Fug should I still go into dpw after that surge with the bitcoin mining announcement?

>> No.4791703

>>4791597
Can anyone tell me what dilution is? I'm new, I know.

>> No.4791713

>>4791677
buy high sell low

>> No.4791714

>>4790099
Well I bought in when it hit the market so I'm up huge

>> No.4791744

>>4791713
>buy high sell low
This is still pretty low if we are truly rebounding.

>> No.4791750

>>4791677
tech is doomed. It's a fad, really

>> No.4791760

>>4791714
must be nice m8

>> No.4791766

>>4791703
its when they put more shares into the float (raising supply of shares) its like buying whole milk adding a bunch of water to it and still trying to sell it as whole milk

AMRS is diluting.

Everytime i see a shiller of AMRS in here i will make sure to remind them.

>> No.4791782

>>4791703

It's like inflation. They release more shares devaluing the shares in existence.

>> No.4791783

>>479008
"no"

>> No.4791796
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>>4791240

I think you are right, but trying to determine how much dilution left is hard.

The best I could find is this, interesting to see how 206,130,282 became 274,108,808 common stock outstanding.

But from their debt instrument table, seems only the 9.5% convertible notes that mature Apr 19 is the last convertible instrument.

You need to use terminology that's in their financials, or I can't find it. I only see permissionary notes, purchase warrants at 0.01 from my search.

But there based on this picture, you can see that they added 67,978,526 shares for 2016 and paid in capital of $990,870,000 for 2016, which is $14.576 per share. and this is pre-split?

ok got to get back to work now.

>> No.4791813

is AAOI a meme company?

>> No.4791818
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>>4790164
waiting on the fidget spinner to moon.

>> No.4791859

the absolute fucking state of AMD investors

>> No.4791881
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4791881

>>4791859

>> No.4791891

>>4791859
>AMD and its partners quietly began selling Radeon RX 560 cards with fewer compute units and stream processors than originally advertised, without changing the name or otherwise identifying the lesser-powered model in any way. But here’s the kicker: The Radeon RX 560s you can find in stores are a mix of the full-fat version and the cut-down version. Ick.

>> No.4791896

>>4791597
>>4791796
>>4791766
Hold on, ill give you guys a final answer in a few minutes.
so far it looks like you guys are completely overestimating the gloom and doom.

>> No.4791924

>>4791796
>trying to determine how much dilution left is hard.
no. its not.

It will continue for a very long time. It takes a very long time to cash out that much with rule 144a it will slow the amount of dilution at one time, but this will just drag the dilution on longer.

Could be another year of dilution.

>>4791796
>But from their debt instrument table, seems only the 9.5% convertible notes that mature Apr 19 is the last convertible instrument.
you should look into the convertable prefferred shares aswell

Convertable prefs. are more toxic than notes imho

they 500,000,000 authorized shares and have only issued around 42,000,000.....let that sink in when you think there isn't much dilution left.

>> No.4791967

>>4791896
>so far it looks like you guys are completely overestimating the gloom and doom.
im just not buying it, i see more negatives than positives.. if there is a buyout those preferred will take that opportunity to sell their dilutive shares.

>> No.4791982
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4791982

> Be greedy when others are fearful muh Buffet said!
t. AMD stocktwits nigger #467192141

>> No.4791989

>>4791924
>they 500,000,000 authorized shares and have only issued around 42,000,000.....let that sink in when you think there isn't much dilution left.

I can only answer a partial of this for now...

From my understanding, authorized shares means how much outstanding shares can be issued overall. What is outstanding is how many is actually issued at the moment.

That doesn't mean they have 500,000,000 shares outstanding.

Correct me if i am wrong, but been a long time.

>> No.4791996

>not buying DIS
>not seeing huge gains june 2018

>> No.4791999

>>4791766
>>4791782
Thanks guys. Why would they do this? Seems like cutting a pie into six pieces or eight pieces, it's still the same amount of pie.

>> No.4792020

>>4791796
>>4791924
Ok first things first.

There are 43M ordinary shares outstanding today. John Doer and Vivo together did not convert another ~7M shares,when they will there will be 50M share outstanding.
Another 40M will be added if:
1) all convertible notes convert
2)all warrants convert(probably anti dilution warrants as well).

What will happen if all convertible notes and warrants convert(excluding anti dilution warrants)? Amyris will be almost debt-less and will have another 100M$ from warrant conversion


So far, Not bad news.
Ill continue in a few.....

>> No.4792023

>>4791996
What happens in June 2018?

>> No.4792064

>>4791999
It's not the same pie. The company typically sells the new shares so it raises money. Healthy dilution can be a good thing. Unhealthy dilution gets you DRYS

>> No.4792070

CUR is mooning

>> No.4792075

>>4792023
Avengers movie?

>> No.4792082
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4792082

AAAAA EVERYTHING IS DOWN

>> No.4792085

>>4791999
read>>4791240
its a normal part to funding a company, some companies can't just walk into a bank and get a loan they have to find other sources of funding and in doing so they have to give the people giving them money something in return
It is completely normal for companies to dilute their shares, its just how long they do it and how fast of a rate they do it.

>>4791989
>That doesn't mean they have 500,000,000 shares outstanding.
correct. they do not have 500,000,000 outstanding, but thats how many shares they can issue, therefore.. more dilution coming

>> No.4792089

>>4792020
The convertible notes are old debt, around 130M$, converts to stocks only at 17$/share to 104$/share.

Warrants convert at 5.3$/share to 9.4$/share.(anti-dilution warrants convert for free if amyris dilute under 4.26$/share and 6.3$/share.


Still not bad at all.

continuing....

>> No.4792114

$husa going to absolutely take off tomorrow

Get it while it's cheap

>> No.4792130

>>4792114
based on?

>> No.4792133

>>4792114
What makes you say this?

>> No.4792137

>>4792020
>>4792089
why do you ignore the convertable preferred? the most toxic part of their dilution.

Why are you trying so fucking hard to twist the filings to try and make it sound good?

there is dilution and will be dilution. PERIOD.

>> No.4792153

>>4792133
:^)

>> No.4792160
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4792160

Any day now

>> No.4792164

>>4792137
what are you talking about? I posted like 3 times dudes, let me read the fucking thing and finish first before ya get all crazy with me

>> No.4792172

>>4792114
fuck you and fuck that faggot company

nobody listen to him

>> No.4792181

>>4792137
>why do you ignore the convertable preferred? the most toxic part of their dilution.

do you have a snippet of their disclosure on this? this is a 300 page annual and it is hard to find info on it.

>> No.4792223

>>4792164
i just don't see why people keep saying its not that bad but yet more than half their Q talks about dilution.

Im sorry, im just not going to fall for the shilling, obviously the shillers are missing key factors that effect stock price

>>4792181
Its really not hard to find if you actually just read the Q..

>> No.4792287

>>4792085
So to be sure I'm reading this right, some of AMRS' value is in the stock shares of their creditors rather than their own stock?

>> No.4792339
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4792339

Mornin

>> No.4792358

>>4792339

fuck out of here boomer

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>>4792223

Ok, you may be right, but I honestly don't know what you are talking about. You need to guide me to what disclosure section you are talking about.

page 175 of their annual report:

As of December 31, 2016 and December 31, 2015, the Company had zero shares of convertible preferred stock outstanding.

>> No.4792364

>>4791114
I think it'll bounce back up, I think it could potentially eventually get to 85, PYPL is a fantastic company - but I'm the anon earlier that is a bit bearish on tech. I also think this data breach might hold them down a bit until it fleshes out.

>> No.4792393

>>4792364
Don't get me wrong, I agree and I'm bearish on tech right now as well because of the uncertainty. I'm bagholding at 78, I bought the day before the QQQ sell off. I'm hoping for 85, the company has fantastic fundamentals.

>> No.4792399

>>4791982
I've switched over to day trading AMD and am making bank so far this week. Pussies never profit.

>> No.4792465

>>4792223
>>4792181
Ok, I understand, im not shilling, I don't know shit about this company. Well, now I do. Ive just seen people arguing about it for months...

OK
Heres what I got....
>>4792020
>>4792089


After everything I said above, and taking your point into account.
>>4792137


Convertible preferred mostly all ALREADY converted,
Theres maybe 7M left to be converted by Vivo and Doerr.
Heres the thing, theyre both in the BOD and are long term investors Amrys.

Over all, I think they've made smart moves and are in a better spot than they've been in it looks like 10+ years.
Their debt was toxic and they attacked it in order to survive.
Looking at what their SP was when they were in much shittier position, looking at the TA, and looking at the direction of Rev vs exp, and profitability coming next year... I approve.
a surprisingly good buy in this shit hole board.

>> No.4792474

So is this daytrading or what?

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4792492

>>4792358
o-oh kay...

>> No.4792493

>>4792359
you should read the most current Q

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1365916/000117184317007177/f10q_111317p.htm

pg 7 look at all the proceeds form sell of conv. prefs. under financing activites on the cash flow
im not going to spoon feed you the details on those you can look for yourself

>> No.4792501

>>4792465
looking into rev even more
2018, If they will see 260M+ revenue and progress on new products, share holders will probably be rewarded. Im going to buy some

>> No.4792516

>>4792474
We're all Greek shippers here. Trust us with you money :^)

>> No.4792518

>>4792492
Ignore the NEET, boomers own this thread.

>> No.4792544

SN close to a breakout... if anyone is interested in putting it on their watch list

>> No.4792557

>>4792492
>>4792518
This. NEETS are lazy millennials that can't even get a job. Boomers know hard work and smart investing.

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>>4792516

had to be done.

>> No.4792569

>>4792544
sorry to add to that its on the 5min chart

>> No.4792571

>>4792518
NEETs lost all their money on AMD and NAK. A shame really. Just us Colgate investors left. Brush your teeth.

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>>4792465
>Looking at what their SP was when they were in much shittier position, looking at the TA, and looking at the direction of Rev vs exp, and profitability coming next year... I approve.

Ok, I guess I am not too freaking out about my purchase in this stock anymore.

the anon mentioned preferred convertible shares, but in their 2016 annual report, it states they have ZERO. So I am not sure what he's referring to, I think it should be cleared up. Because that caused me a lot of confusion.

>> No.4792652

>>4792607
>but in their 2016 annual report, it states they have ZERO.
how about you read the current one https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1365916/000117184317007177/f10q_111317p.htm

the old one looks better than the new one

>> No.4792699

>>4792557
>tfw im a lazy neet millennial that hasn't worked in a month

>> No.4792700

>>4792607
You and me both bud, I'm in 22k deep in amrs

Asking questions is good, but be more confident!
Most of this shit is a mind game.

>> No.4792706

>>4792571

NAK dont always be like partnership news is but it do.

>> No.4792741
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4792741

>>4792518
>>4792557
>>4792571
But I'm not a boomer or a neet. I just love the market and appreciate both value investing and technical analysis. I love you guys too.

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>>4792493
>https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1365916/000117184317007177/f10q_111317p.htm

ok, this this is pretty much nothing.

Dec to Sept 2017 they added 20,488,191 common stock with paid in capital of $1,049,299,000 which is equivalent to $51.214 per share of capital paid in.

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4792802

>>4792741
i've never done any sort of analysis in life

i unironically just gamble on random companies on earnings and buy the dip on meme tickers spammed on here and reddit

>> No.4792813

>>4792652
>the old one looks better than the new one

see my answer on >>4792753

>> No.4792831

>>4792700
>Most of this shit is a mind game.

see my answer on >>4792753

>> No.4792836

>>4792137
>>4792465
>>4792359
Guys, I just want to say Bravo.
Rarely do we get any kind of decent DD with research and discussion on this board.
I wish more guys would try it.

Disagreeing leads to knowledge, so it's all useful for gathering information.

>> No.4792847

>>4792753
why are you trying convince me to by the dilutive crap?

you obviously don't know what to look for

If you wan't to buy the stock and give money to all the bigger investors selling their discounted shares to you be my guest, im staying away, and ill remind people in here every once in awhile that the shillers never did much homework on their purchase and are about to get dumped on.

go ahead and buy it, it's your money.. soon to be someone elses

>> No.4792857

>>4792706
I love my NAK shares and won't apologize for that. I noticed it is getting close to being on sale again today.

>> No.4792882

>>4792836
my type of post. finally someone understands.. the back and forth debating is what stimulates our brains and allows us to learn from other perspectives.

Nice post anon

>> No.4792908

>>4792847
>why are you trying convince me to by the dilutive crap?

No i am not, I am just a dumb ass shit anon that listened some some other anon to buy AMRS. I am $5k deep in this shit.

and then you came in here saying there's some crazy ass dilution going on, so I wanted to make sure myself how bad it is.

>> No.4792926

>>4792882
Yeah man, but you kind of just turned the corner to negative town with your last post.
You disregarded the last positive DD message the smart dude posted and are saying "this is shit and I'm gonna tell everyone" again.

>> No.4792944

>>4792802
Solid trading edge right there.

>> No.4792953

BGFV shill is really quiet all of a sudden :^)

>> No.4792963

TRXC

>> No.4792968

>>4792802
better than 90% of the traders in here tbqh

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4792971

>AMD

>> No.4792983

>>4792847
>ill remind people in here every once in awhile that the shillers never did much homework on their purchase and are about to get dumped on.

Did you ignore me completely here?
>>4792465

I was taking you seriously, and gave you serious research with a serious response.
with 98% of the shit posted here being garbage, we have hours of debate on a stock that turns out to actually have lots of potential and youre gonna call this one out every time it comes up?

>> No.4793021

>>4792836
>Dec to Sept 2017 they added 20,488,191 common stock with paid in capital of $1,049,299,000 which is equivalent to $51.214 per share of capital paid in.

Dude, I did my calculation wrong, the paid in capital is much lower. but I don't think the dilution is significant enough to cause a large concern imo.

I just hope some of the other anon who posted in here is right that this will go up soon.

>> No.4793047

>>4792971
getting BTFO on news
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3240264/components-graphics/amd-quietly-radeon-rx-560-graphics-cards-worse.html

>> No.4793074

>>4793047

They had positive news not too long ago:

https://finance.yahoo.com/m/2298f009-cf21-3c87-9e1f-6bdff33e8a56/amd-announces-first-public.html

even that can't save them LMAO

>> No.4793075

>>4793021
Could take a while, but worth the wait.
problem is, you don't want to wait till next year to buy in cause it can take off at any point.
especially with the frequent deals

>> No.4793098

>>4793021
>>Dec to Sept 2017 they added 20,488,191 common stock with paid in capital of $1,049,299,000 which is equivalent to $51.214 per share of capital paid in.

In essence, just do the basic shit... $1,049,299,000 capital paid in / 38,762,112 shares outstanding = $27.07

this shit got potential, if it goes $27.

we can even add the preferred shares of 56,390 into it.

$1,049,299,000 capital paid in / (38,762,112 common + 56,390 preferred) = $27.03

4 cents dilution per share.

>> No.4793117

>>4792926
His DD is completely ignoring all the dilution, the subject of which we are talking.

He says one thing but the filings say another.

>> No.4793133

>>4792953
what ever happend to that guy that was short? you think he covered by now?

>> No.4793138

>>4793098
Yeah, I like it.
Looking at the future of synthetic biology too, as someone suggested yesterday, looks fit to explode.
looks like no one is even close - competition wise, all other competitors are still trying to come up with molecules while AMRS is already making money off of already produced molecules

>> No.4793155

>>4793117
are.. are you kidding me, you just completely ignored me man.
I looked into what you were talking about and gave you a clear answer.

>> No.4793165

>>4792983
>we have hours of debate on a stock that turns out to actually have lots of potential and youre gonna call this one out every time it comes up?
yes.

Im not sure who you heard that this stock has potential from, but they probably didn't do much research on it either. classic case of the blind leading the blind.

>> No.4793182

>>4793133
i think he said he covered. rip

>> No.4793227

>>4793165
I just did hours... Hours of DD to help you guys answer questions, because I have a lot of experience in reading financial sheets.
and now you're being butt hurt because I disagreed with you, even though you asked some good questions.

>> No.4793240

>>4793074

Positive news is bad, that's what sets the high, it just goes down after the positive news.

>>4793047
This news is going to set it's new low, which will give us an opportunity to get into the eternal meme and profit. This isn't rocket surgery guys.

>> No.4793241

Nice 6% dip on DRYS. Gonna scoop up some shares for easy dip tendies

>> No.4793264

They need to get rid of the chink CEO

>> No.4793266

>>4793155
we are talking about dilution.. are you talking about your post that has to do with revenue??

none of that matters.. the share structure does.

>>4793138
>looks fit to explode.
itll be met with dilution.. they will dilute into strength because thats when there is the most liquidity

I am talking about the stock price and the dilution into the float.

I am not talking about how well the company is doing or how well it is doing.. im talking about what is going to happen to stock price.

If you think that just because a company does good the stock price will follow, i don't think you've been in stocks long.

I didn't respond to your post because you seem to be stuck on the fact that if the company does better the stock price will. That is not always the case.

I am talking share structure here! share structure!

>> No.4793296

>>4793266
NO dude.

HERE
HERE
>>4792465

>> No.4793308

>>4792802
50/50 chance on each play

>> No.4793316

First

>> No.4793342

>>4793264
if you are talking about AMD

that chink CEO is the one who helped turn that company around. Look back to when she became CEO and how the stock was behaving then.. i remember because i used to trade it alot.

That chink saved AMD and just in time for the crypto boom

>> No.4793345

>>4793241
>not refinancing your home and doubling down on DRYS

>> No.4793348

>>4792557
>Implying Boomers aren’t lazy
>Implying the economy isn’t going to crash within the next 20 years because of worthless boomers

Lmao. Keep complaining about millennials grandpa, and keep ignoring the fact that your generation is the worst thing to ever happen to this country

>> No.4793359

>>4793308
in a bull market its 60/40 :^)

>> No.4793371

>>4793296
they have been issueing more convertable prefferred man.. its in the damn filings..

I don't get it.. why don't you just read the filings? you are wasting my time. AMRS is diluting and will be diluting. It's in the filings.

>> No.4793479

>>4792963

Small partnership announced today

http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20171205005952/en/InstruSafe

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>>4793348
I'm not a boomer, I was just being sarcastic as everyone else but you figured out.

>Implying the economy isn’t going to crash within the next 20 years because of worthless boomers
If it makes it 20 years, that would be fantastic. My guess, since interest rates are likely to start going up now, is it might be in the next 1-5. Can't completely blame that on the boomers though, pretty natural cycle.

>> No.4793595

>>4788941
I feel safe about SQ, still holding at 38.45 buy

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>>4793241

good boy!

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>>4793371

ok dude, it is in the filing, and if you read the conversion prices for the preferred shares, it is currently higher than the stock price.

I think the dilution is minimal. lots of this preferred share fundings want this company to succeed and set a conversion price higher than current stock price.

>> No.4793738

>>4793494

Why are they going to raise interest rates? Is the FED trying to crash the fucking economy under Trump?

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>>4793738
nigga fuck the economy

BAC and my warrants will go to the moooooooooooooon if interest rates rise

>> No.4793806

>>4793781
>nigga
Using nigger vernacular
>>>/out >>>/out/ >>>/out/

>> No.4793946

>>4793738
It wants to get the economy out of a possible liquidity trap. That's when families and businesses hoard cash instead of spending it. Low interest rates don't give them much incentive to invest except maybe in the stock market (since where else do you put it at such low interest rates?). When there are more options, there will likely be less people putting money into the stock market. They might diversify differently.

>> No.4793996

>>4793738
>>4793946
I should add that raising them too fast can cause serious problems, which is one reason why who was picked for the Fed was so important.

>> No.4794021

What dividend stocks are you guys playing this month?

>> No.4794086

>>4793996
when inflation gets going they won't have a choice fortunately for them globalization and the internet have had massive deflationary effects

the debt structures of the western world can't handle an interest rate increase, that's where the next big crisis will be

>> No.4794122

>>4793371
>I don't get it.. why don't you just read the filings? you are wasting my time. AMRS is diluting and will be diluting. It's in the filings.

also if you are confused about the par value $0.0001 per share, it is just a standard term used in all contracts I believe. I don't think it means they buy it at $0.0001 per share.

go look at TSLA or APPL or GOOG they have that PAR per share rate.

>> No.4794133

>>4794086
You see this impending bomb?
https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/11/19/wall-streets-hottest-loan-product-borrowing-agains.aspx

>> No.4794197

>>4794021

your mom

>> No.4794216

>>4794197
don't forget $PNUS

>> No.4794225

>>4794133
Oh god, isn't this just like the fucking stock insurance shit that happened in the 90's?

>> No.4794276

>>4794133

Wait can I take a loan against my portfolio and use it to grow my portfolio and take another loan against that?

>> No.4794277

>>4794133
>buy stocks
>take out a loan backed by those stocks
>buy more stocks
>take out a loan backed by THOSE stocks
fractional reserve investing here I come

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4794282

WHY WONT MY DXR BUY ORDER FILL??!!

FU ROBINHOOD

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>> No.4794297

>>4794225
I never read about the stock insurance. I have no idea. It just sounds like a huge bomb. I can't mind many articles on it though, which is the crazy thing. So either that article blows it out of proportion, or it's not getting any coverage..

>>4794276
>>4794277
I think you can put it toward something else like a house or line of credit, probably not more stocks. I don't know though.

>> No.4794308

>>4794277

I see we think alike.

>> No.4794361

>>4794133
Isnt this just margin

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4794366

>>4794225
>>4794276
>>4794276
>>4794308
https://www.wellsfargoadvisors.com/why-wells-fargo/products-services/lending/securities-based.htm

>Borrowing doesn’t have to disrupt your investment strategy.
>Securities-based lines of credit have been growing in popularity. >They’re flexible and often relatively easy to get.

>> No.4794398

>>4794277
congrats you are now a bank

>> No.4794426

>>4794133
eh, this has been around forever cant wait till all the new crypto retard millionaires start borrowing against their holdings

>> No.4794454

>>4794277
As long as risk is appropriately advertised on these investments it’s fine.

That’s what credit default swaps are and what helped burst the housing bubble. The difference there was these swaps were thought to be safe investments when they were actually insanely risky

>> No.4794458

>>4794426
With the stock market so far up, I bet a lot more people are doing it. What happens when we get a correction to all those loans? (I'm not being smug, I'm literally asking)

>> No.4794469

>>4793371
>>4793720
Wait a second man.
I'm not seeing anything.

Are you talking about the promisory notes to ginko?
That is not dilution.
That's just debt, not convertible to equity.

>> No.4794472

>>4794458
what happens to all those loans when we get a correction*

>> No.4794512

> Yesterday moderate gains

> Today every stock is tanking

Everything I do on the market turns to shit.

>> No.4794546

>>4794458
either the investor buys more equities to balance out the loan or the loans become underwater, banks seize the backing stocks and sell at low prices, investors lose everything and are stuck with a bunch of debt

>> No.4794557
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>>4793806

>> No.4794592

>>4794225
>Oh god, isn't this just like the fucking stock insurance shit that happened in the 90's?
whats that

>> No.4794624

>>4794472

Margin call causing liquidation of securites to avoid default duh! This causes prices to fall which will then cause more margin calls, causing more liquidation causing a downward death spiral. Then congress reaches into the FED's deep pockets and we get a bail out, and continue on, as if nothing happened and pretend we didn't learn anything while looking for the next best loop hole to fuck up the economy.

>> No.4794754

So my margin maintenance line is doing this cool thing where it consistently stays about 2 dollars above what I need even when I pass it.

Is there some other threshold I need to pass?

>> No.4794815

Why is everything going down?

>> No.4794870

>>4794815
because it's almost the end of the day

>> No.4794896

>>4794815
Time to rotate into crypto

>> No.4794914
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>>4794815
Lunch sellers

power hour in 30 mins

>> No.4794937

>>4794896
BTC gunna go over 12k this week?

>> No.4794939

Was buying high part of your plan?

>> No.4794945

>>4794896

Crypto is correcting right now too. Cash is king at the moment.

>> No.4794948

>>4794225
>the fucking stock insurance shit that happened in the 90's

I buy stock insurance frequently. They are called options.

>> No.4794960

>>4794939
only for AMD

>>4794945
BTC is up like 4-5% today..

>> No.4794976

>>4793371
Hello? Did you read what I said above?

>> No.4794986

>>4794960

bull trap, it's correcting from that 12 grand push back to around 10.

>> No.4795019

>>4794986
It's at 11,825 right now.... that's an ATH I believe.

>> No.4795092

The MU shares I bought yesterday made me happy today.

>> No.4795258

Down 1% today
It's a fucking tuesday you assholes, go up.

>>4793494
>economy goes up
>stock does well
>economy crashes
>stock is on sale
I fear not a crash, I fear slow decline. I'd rather have extreme volatility rather than slow, steady decline. If you have capital, crashes are your friend.

>>4793738
>Is the FED trying to crash the fucking economy under Trump
Yes. And the economy is still doing better than ever. This is a Trumpconomy, faggots. Get on the success train.

>> No.4795371

PXS around $5 rn, get in here

>> No.4795393

Made $40 off mara today, good stuff

>> No.4795404

it sure as heck doesn't look like tech will be going up tommorow

>> No.4795410

Fuck this gay earth

>> No.4795412

MARA and SRAX blowing up. Watch TEUM.

>> No.4795473

>>4795412
SELL MARA

>> No.4795494

>>4795412
Can TEUM please resurrect me from death

>> No.4795503

>>4795371
Is pxs a good stock? Seems like the price dropped drastically, but then again it does have some high volatility?

>> No.4795507

Why are people still giving those cunts at MARA money

They're a fucking fraud

>> No.4795536

CUR on watch

>> No.4795542
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4795542

>>4794948
>>4794592
It was the 80's not 90's, my bad. But basically, this was when SP500 Futures were brand new in Chicago. New "companies" were popping up and offering "portfolio insurance" for your holdings.

Basically, all they did was short the SP500 Futures to make money when your port went down, to offset the losses worst case, and grab a little profit too best case. At this time, algos and quant trading was the new hot thing, so a lot of this port insurance trading was computerized.

From what I recall, things started falling in the real SP500 (and stocks), which lead to port insurers running over to Chicago to short the SP500 Futures, however, the shorting was so strong that it began to drag down the REAL SP500 (due to arbitrage: when the Real SP500 is falling less than the Futures, you're going to want to short the real thing until it drops as far as the Futures to make a profit on the lag).

On top of that, the algos kept triggering other algos to keep short selling as the futures kept dropping (and the real market dropping just to catch up), causing a domino effect of heavy selling.

I read cases of algos trying to buy or sell the market on a market order (instant entry no matter what the price) and the orders were literally hanging there in the air, not getting filled at all, even autofill.

>> No.4795544

>>4795507
You can still make a profit off it friend

>> No.4795571

come on faggot bulls its power hour time to buy some stocks

>> No.4795631

>>4795542
>New "companies" were popping up and offering "portfolio insurance" for your holdings.

Sounds like the forefathers of the modern hedge fund.

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4795645

>Dude, both Fundamental and Technical analysis are flawed and suck

Was he right /biz/ ?

>> No.4795650

>>4795258
>I fear not a crash, I fear slow decline. I'd rather have extreme volatility rather than slow, steady decline. If you have capital, crashes are your friend.
I hear people say this, but don't understand it. How do I learn what to do in a crash?

And in a crash, does anyone really know what is happening? I mean, I remember in 08 lots of bouts of optimism before it went to 6,000 or wherever it landed.

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>>4795571
Too sad

>> No.4795679

>>4795645
literally who

>> No.4795696

Also thank you to Moises for the free share of ZNGA

http://share.robinhood.com/davida282

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>>4795696

>> No.4795767

>>4795507
MARA literally resurrected my portfolio from the ashes two weeks ago.

Whoever that anon was that shilled it right before the pop, you’re my hero

>> No.4795774

>>4795542

The crash of 87 was a direct result of Reganomics. These Trumped up trickle down tax cuts that benefit corporations and the ultra wealthy are going to have the same impact on the economy as Regan's tax cuts did to crash the economy in 87. I hope you all have invested in rope futures, too bad the price of rope is going to crash when people don't even have enough money to afford that...

>> No.4795838

>>4795774
you're on a roll today with these shitposts

>> No.4795843

>>4795774
move to canada or mexico then

>> No.4795894

>>4794815
bloomf

people are taking profits after the tax plan passed

>> No.4795981

>>4795696

Thank you Elizabeth for the free share of SIRI

http://share.robinhood.com/nicholc1484

>> No.4796002

>>4795981
fuck you Nicholas you faggot and all those free stocks are shit

>> No.4796008

>>4795774
But it wasn't, though. It was program trading.

>> No.4796053
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TEUM gonna make me die

>> No.4796086

>>4796002

Chill out guy

Don't take your bad day of trading out on me

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4796111

>>4796053
>mkt cap 25 million
why do people buy this terrible fucking shit?

>> No.4796140

>>4796111
>I-its gonna moon tomorrow! Y-you'll see!
:^)

>> No.4796147

>>4796140

Even their CEO is named fucking Bozzo

>> No.4796230

>>4796086
heh I made 300 dollars today just day trading tech shit not much but I bet it's more than your meme app

>> No.4796231
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I WAS SO CLOSE TO 100K

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

TRUMP FIX THIS NOW

>> No.4796278

>>4796231
The bad thing is that there is no thing to look forward to. In 2016 the thing was expectations that republicans will take over the government in 2017 it was expectations of tax cuts and tax reform and Fed shit, now there is no longer a "thing"

>> No.4796282

CUR fuckers

>> No.4796314

>>4796231

I heard this from some insiders on the hill. Trump is doing everything in his power to undermine the great economy he inherited from president Obama. S+P is going back to 2600. I told you all this shit yesterday.

>> No.4796332

If you have been in this thread longer than 2 weeks and still haven't bought BGFV then I got news for you, you might not make it in this game

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4796372

>>4796278
Its over isnt it. The age of easy 20%+ returns is dead. Best case scenario is the Fed raises the interest rates and republicans stay in power and cut government spending. But midterms in 2018 might mean Democrats raise taxes and everything goes to shit.

M-maybe the infrastructure bill will save us? A-a-all in on CAT?

>> No.4796376

>>4796314
Man I remember trading shit during the last years of Obama's presidency. It was fucking terrible. The market was a fucking stagnant piece of shit everything either rose by .10% or fell by .10% every day

>> No.4796381

>>4796332
Sporting goods stores exist so people can walk in, try on cleats, then walk home and buy the correct size on amazon

>> No.4796406

>>4796372
It better be a good infustructure bill. I 'm also hoping we go to some sort of nuclear war with North Korea. The bad news would be if the demshits win the elections then it's back to shit city with the market becoming gay again with daily .10% shit

>> No.4796417

>>4796372
>CAT is up 150% since 2016
FUCK I WAS TOO LATE

>> No.4796445

>>4796381
come on anon, you know not everyone does that. Don't hate on BGFV there is no reason to hate bro just go with it

>> No.4796454

>>4796381
nah you buy the correct size in the store on your phone

>> No.4796456

>>4796372
>>4796417
Gotta start looking into the future more. That anon earlier talking about AI/automation, maybe materials (carbon fiber more usage in automotive and aerospace?), electrification.. I donno.

But yeah tech is gunna get assrammed pretty soon.

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>>4796406
>shilling for nuclear war believing it will be good for stocks

>> No.4796525

>>4796456

Data storage. The amount of data storage the world is going to need is just going to increase exponentially. We're currently witnessing the first generation of people who's entire lives are going to be documented via FB. You know how much data that's going to take? The demand is always going to be there.

>> No.4796542

>>4796518
It unironically would be it would be a massive crash followed by a massive surge probably also America won't get nuked but South Korea and Japan would taking out two massive competitors to the US economy

>> No.4796595

>>4796542
It unironically would mean the end of human civilization.

Nukes aren’t even real anyway.

>> No.4796609

>>4796595
> North Korea having enough nuke to end human civilization