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So Many Gays Edition

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

>Stock market dictonary:
https://pastebin.com/VtnpN5iJ

>Risk management:
https://pastebin.com/sqJUcbjp

>Live Streams:
http://www.livenewson.com/american/bloomberg-television-business.html
https://watchnewslive.tv/watch-cnbc-live-stream-free-24-7/
https://watchnewslive.tv/watch-fox-business-network-fbn-free-24-7/

>Educational sites:
https://www.investopedia.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain
https://www.thebalance.com/

>Options
https://www.optionsplaybook.com/options-introduction/
https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com
https://optionstrat.com/
https://www.optionistics.com/quotes/option-prices

>Free charts:
https://www.tradingview.com
https://www.finscreener.com/
https://www.koyfin.com/
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/

>Screeners:
https://finviz.com/
https://www.tradingview.com/screener
https://etfdb.com/

>Pre-Market Data and Live data:
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures
https://finance.yahoo.com/

>Boomer Investing 101:
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started

>Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP) calculator:
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator/

>Calendars
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar
https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/calendar.htm
https://www.investing.com/dividends-calendar/
https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html

>Misc:
https://squeezemetrics.com/monitor
https://market24hclock.com/
https://tradingeconomics.com

Previous: >>49693001

>> No.49695693

>buy stocks
>lose money
>buy puts
>lose money
>stay in cash
>lose money
just about fucking done

>> No.49695694

>>49695684
First for let's go Brandon

>> No.49695743

>>49695694
hurr durr lets go brandon durrrrrr

>> No.49695749
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49695749

first (((they))) tried to destroy crypto, now (((they))) are attacking robinhood

why?

>> No.49695773 [DELETED] 

>>49695743
Okay, fuck Joe Biden and the entire DNC.
They should be lined up against a wall and shot.

>> No.49695786
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49695786

Didn't get guacamole today because we're in a bear market.

>> No.49695879
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>>>/pol/382524582
Well /smg/?

>> No.49695908
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49695908

>futures

>> No.49695910

If you don’t like anime girls you are probably the gay one. It always seems to be the gay ones who don’t like anime girls.

>> No.49696118
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49696118

GAYSEX BROS, NEXT WEEK IS GOING TO BE 18 DOLLARS. PANEMIC 2.0 ANNOUNCED AND HOPEFULLY SOME NIGGER CONTRACTS ANNOUNCED GAYSEX SIGABROS

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49696169

Liquidating my 401k tomorrow, buying SARK on friday
Simple as

>> No.49696193

Now tell me why this one won't work
https://optionstrat.com/build/custom/QQQ/-220715P270,220715C270,-221216C275,221216P275

>> No.49696199
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>>49695910
For me, it's the Bleach girls.

>> No.49696200
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49696200

I will never financially recover from today.

>> No.49696226

Why do these fucking retards put absolute garbage in leveraged etfs? Do they fear that it would be too good and get delisted?

NYSE: BULZ

GOOD
---------------------------------------------------
7.049% ALPHABET INC-CL A
7.034% TESLA INC
6.952% AMAZON.COM INC
6.921% MICROSOFT CORP
6.916% APPLE INC
6.764% NVIDIA CORP

DOG SHIT
---------------------------------------------------
7.503% SALESFORCE INC
6.719% ADOBE INC
6.713% ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES
6.604% PAYPAL HOLDINGS INC
6.570% NETFLIX INC
6.543% INTEL CORP
6.162% MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC
6.124% META PLATFORMS INC-CLASS A
5.427% BLOCK INC

>> No.49696231
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49696231

so how much higher can interest rates go before something breaks and the fed has to pause?

>> No.49696247
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49696247

Imagine still being bearish after the hardest decline in years without expecting a chunky rebound

>> No.49696258

>>49696231
High enough that they'd be illegal under most state usury laws

>> No.49696262

>>49696193
Even better https://optionstrat.com/build/custom/QQQ/x100,-221216C275,221216P275

>> No.49696264
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>>49696169
Would be funny if she bought SIGA and unironically making you poor

>> No.49696270

>>49695879
As long as it says "(synonymous with asshole)", I don't care.
Also, are these zoomer hair/talk memes now in the normiesphere? If so, lol that's awesome.

>> No.49696286

OP is a faggot edition

>> No.49696288

>>49696264
Cathie being a fucking retard is the best play in the market right now

>> No.49696291
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>>49696231
Shit's already breaking, but the fed can't pause. We can go all the way to 20% before things get truly catastrophic.

>> No.49696292

>>49696193
risk of assignment plus just a bad trade in general

>> No.49696296
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>>49695749
I think its the name

>> No.49696297
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>>49695749
they see the goldmine that a simplified zoomer broker is during a bull market and want to position themselves to be able to take their spot with their own after this recession

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>>49696226
>good
>TSLA

>bad
>CRM

>> No.49696310

>>49696291
Ok, so allow me to show my ignorance... I guess I'm just an out of touch boomer
But which frog is this? It's not Pepe, and it's not Apu... what's his name?

>> No.49696315

Fuck chuds.

>> No.49696330

>>49696315
Did you watch Tucker so you know what to think?

>> No.49696360
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>>49696231
Here's the dirty secret - the gov will break first before the economy. They have a shitload of debt and 20% rates are not an option. We are gonna print like you've never seen before as soon as the Fed can't hike anymore.

>> No.49696361

How to make money off of a DEF shortage?

>> No.49696374

>>49696226
Seriously retarded take.

>> No.49696375
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>>49696330
I hate all non whites and Jews. I do not read news unless it pertains to my stock. Simple as.

>> No.49696378
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>>49695908
>futes

>> No.49696382

>>49696306
>tsla +800% 5 years
>crm +100% 5 years
lamo

>> No.49696401
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>>49695908
>>49696378
>the future

>> No.49696402
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>>49696310
Pretty sure its supposed to be pepe, Just not all pepes are drawn exactly the same. Could be wrong though, if it is its own specific from phenotype I haven't seen any other pics that use the same one so I don't think it has its own special name.

>> No.49696407

anime is gay tho fr

>> No.49696421

Did the DWACtranny an hero? Haven't seen his marketwatch screenshot posts lately

>> No.49696422
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>>49696382
>past performance is what matters

>> No.49696437
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>>49696378
Greetings from 2023!

>> No.49696440

>>49696310
>>49696402
marv. but most people just call that variation another pepe, but originally it was marv.

>> No.49696442
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49696442

My turn.

>> No.49696445

>>49696118
>SIDU
+225% today wtf rocker was right

>> No.49696448

>>49696247
Hardest decline since what, 2008? I think thats your answer
>>49696360
We dont have to go anywhere near 20% for shit to hit the fan. 5% is basically unimaginable. We could hit like 3-4% and it will be catastrophic. Thats where we’re headed

>> No.49696450

>>49696422
That's what all the Bitcoin fags keep saying

>> No.49696472

>>49695773
glownigger showing his true colors

>> No.49696473
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>>49696118
Feeling Cozy

>> No.49696478

>>49696422
>never got easy money on tsla calls
kek

>> No.49696480

https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/soma-holdings

If you add up the holdings, including your chart, the feds average duration for a bond is 11 years give or take. They make up more volume on the long end then the short end, they control about 40% of all long term issuances, up to about 50-60% for 20 year plus, but 1 year maturity debt totals about 8 trillion, they make up less than 10% of short term debt.

Whoever sold you on that chart is taking you for a chump bucko, the fed does not control the short end of the curve the money markets do, which is why RRP is a huge thing, the fed is backstopping the MMF returns

>> No.49696483
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>>49696402
I'm pretty sure it's a separate character.... but I could be wrong. I've seen multiple versions of him holding phones, which I don't have saved for some reason... All I have is this, though it was mixed into my Apu folder

>> No.49696494

bros I want to fugg freya from the british baking show so bad…

>> No.49696506

>>49696440
Awesome, thank you. That does sound familiar now...

>> No.49696513
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>>49696440
Huh, guess I learned something new today
I guess upon looking closer I can see the difference. I just always figured it was the same, just drawn slightly different.

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>>49695743

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>>49696473
such a cozy meme

>> No.49696539
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>>49695749
(((They))) don't want normies to have a no brainer interface to access crypto. Also HOOD is trying to have their own non-custodial crypto wallet. Seems to still be in testing.
https://robinhood.com/web3-wallet/

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>>49696247
I think we probably have one last leg down if q2 gdp is negative which it looks like and we enter a recession. After that it will crab for a few months while inflation starts to roll over into the fall and numbers should start to drop after summer.

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SIGA bros what calls should we get?

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>>49696494

Oi, wha a tasty little crumpet. Quite a bit of all-roite that one is. Still gots er chompers n'all that.

>> No.49696670
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>>49696448
So what you're saying. Is that with >8% inflation. That the Fed will have to back off. At 3-4%. At a fed funds rate below inflation. Then maybe. They will even have to move it back down...

>>49696585
>he things inflation will go back down when coomodities are structurally in shortage

>> No.49696713
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>Hello I would like to speak with Mr. Powell regarding some of his recent statements
>No you cannot put me on hold

>> No.49696731

>>49696667
simple as.

>> No.49696759
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>>49696665
Buy shares unless you want to be like anon in pic related

>> No.49696803
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>>49696713

>> No.49696814

>>49696670
we're at just over 1% and this has already happened. we have a long way to go before we hit 3-4% rates

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>>49696713
>Mr. Powell are 100bps hikes on the table at this point?
>Yes, I'm here on behalf of the smg Associated press
>What do you mean you've never heard of my outlet?

>> No.49696820

>>49696667
Holy shit she got so fat ahhahaha don’t look up her anons

>> No.49696827

>>49695749
Cash on hand is a stupid metric to use for banks. That's the client's cash, they're could withdraw at any time, its not cash you can use for expanding the business.
Which is exactly what happened to coinbase. Suddenly it looks like everything is crashing to zero because people withdrew. but in reality their sales aren't down THAT much.

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>>49694843
Yeah, feels like I'm being watched.

Seriously, I hold for a whole month and when I sell it reverses quickly, oh yeah not on week 1, 2, 3, or 4 of my hold? Or alternatively I buy, it immediately moves hard the other way, "heh not this time!", sell at minor loss, absolutely giga moves in the direction I bet. Could've giga moved in my favor but instead it does the opposite. The fact it keeps doing the exact opposite until I cave is really angering me. Seriously if we're playing a game of odds how does the odds lands soon after I throw in the towel whether that towel be 3 months down the line or a day later.

>> No.49696879

>>49696670
The numbers will be lower because it started ramping up in the summer last year so yoy numbers shouldn't be going up unless we are actually screwed.

>> No.49696887

>>49696832
>sharing your positions
lamo

>> No.49696908 [DELETED] 

Anyone here know how to move someone's 401k/retirement funds out of stocks? Wanted to maybe back in January figure this exit pump might last a while and make the perfect opportunity for my parents to bail. Don't want to be late and do it when it's too late.

>> No.49696910

Holy shit I’m glad the calls I bought Monday are still in my account futures greener than the hulks tight starfish boypussi

>> No.49696963

>>49695749
Hood is gonna be bankrupt from lawsuits within 3 years

>> No.49696971
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>>49696879
>yoy numbers shouldn't be going up unless we are actually screwed
ah. so what you are saying. is if monetary policy cannot fix higher coomodities prices which is literally what Powell said today. Then inflation might keeping going up.

>> No.49696979

>>49696827
Let’s get this out of the way first, it’s not a bank

Yeah you’re right that from a liquidity perspective it is a good idea to have some cash on hand but banks would rather use every single dollar for loans and other yielding assets in the absence of loan volume. If you need to cover day to day liquidity you would rather borrow from the FHLB or go to the overnight market. Currently there is no reserve ratio that banks are required to hold. Most banks having running low cost loans from the FHLB that they use for liquidity needs.
I know no one asked but I just figured I’d share some expertise with my frens

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Anyone here know how to move someone's 401k/retirement funds out of stocks? Wanted to maybe back in January figure this exit pump might last a while and make the perfect opportunity for my parents to bail. Don't want to be late and do it when it's too late.

Don't even know where to look it's all managed by someone else that the company set up for during working years.

>> No.49697017
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49697017

I have 35 shares of Siga. Will I be able to buy a 1995 Miata M Edition with that?

>> No.49697019

>>49696997
Don't do it, you'll get fucked. Instead just switch investments to something better in the account. If you can't trade in the account because it's fully managed, you can transfer-in-kind to a broker and do it there.

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So I guess the bottom already came and went. I don't know if I got enough.

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>>49697017
I have 3500 shares of GAYSEX, I WILL BE ABLE TO BUY 300 FAG DRAG MIATA M EDITIONS

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>>49697034
that's the curse of cash. it's TOO comfy. some gets deployed but it's hard to let it all go. next thing you know we're at ATHs and you've missed out.

>> No.49697109

Why are futures green? They're supposed to be blood red. I just liquidated my entire portfolio so I can re-buy in when the market dips another -20% so why the FUCK ISNT IT HAPPENING?

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>>49696670
>>49696448
>>49696360
The government might have trouble paying its debt? But I pay my taxes every year.

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>>49697019
Have to protect my parents retirement though. Would be depressing seeing all those years go down the drain. I can't even support myself financially.

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It's possible that the entire equities market is completely fraudulent.

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>>49697098
>that's the curse of cash. it's TOO comfy. some gets deployed but it's hard to let it all go. next thing you know we're at ATHs and you've missed out.

>> No.49697159

>>49697127
Jeez man stop being so depressing holy fuck. Your parents retirement is fucked. Your life is fucked. Just get drunk and play Hunt showdown with me every night

>> No.49697160

>>49697127
Is it through work or self directed? If it’s individual stocks you can sell and sit the cash in the account. Otherwise if it’s a work one through vanguard or something I would call them and just ask if you can have the cash sitting. You don’t incur tax penalties until it leaves the account

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-4% on open tomorrow. are you ready?

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>>49695684
How long can they keep this up until the FED is forced to take inflation serious?

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>>49697135
>short EVERYTHING that that man has touched

>> No.49697187

>>49697160
Follow up to this: open a 401k through E*trade or something and have your current 401k send a check that you then send to to fund the new 401k. You won’t incur taxes, I just did this while changing jobs

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>>49697167
Bobo, Gaysex is immune to your faggotry. Nice try though. We trade on the homopoxmeter strictly.

>> No.49697220

>>49697127
>want to liquidate parents retirement to ensure your basement trendies fund is topped up through the recession
Based

>> No.49697228 [DELETED] 

>>49697127
Unless you're in SV or some other shithole, the difference in tc isn't all that much. If you get lucky at a startup you can make it all in one go as well; the likelihood isn't high but is significantly higher than in most ventures. Just get in early, exercise options when you can, and hope for a buyout.

>> No.49697231

>>49697127
Dude you clearly have no idea what you are doing, you are just going to fuck everything up. The fact that you waiting this long to think about getting out should tell you that you are completely out of your depth.

>> No.49697247

>>49697127
>selling the bottom
bro, the market can go down 10% more at absolute maximum before the next facemelting rally

>> No.49697255

>>49697098
Just consistently DCA in the down turn. You can't win them all but everyday you buy those shares will make you money for the rest of your life.

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>>49697220
Lmao

>> No.49697262

>>49696361
You don't because it's a manufactured nothingburger and you can literally just replace DEF with hot piss and the vehicles will still run and still have reduced emissions.

>> No.49697271

>>49697127
nigger lrn2read

>> No.49697306
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How to turn $30 into $1300 last week (6/17 380p)

>> No.49697317
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49697317

So why did we pump today? Less uncertainty? Increased odds that the Fed could pause or even reverse rate hikes down the road? I listened to the whole Powell talk and didn't hear anything super dovish or hawkish

>> No.49697329

>>49697317
shut the fuck up donny

>> No.49697355

Should I buy a deep ITM protective put for my covered calls?
Im accumulating a large position in UUUU but dont expect it to peak for 2-3 years. While I wait I write CCs for yield when it peaks and buy more on the dips. It usually cycles 6-9. But I realized it could drop below 3 or 4$ and return to its historical levels.

>> No.49697364
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49697364

You Guys bought the oil dip right?

>> No.49697387

>>49697317
I thought he sounded pretty hawkish in spite of bad times ahead.

>> No.49697390

>>49697364
Why are those barrels full of Islands?

>> No.49697400

>>49697317
pressure relief valve, short cover rally

>> No.49697409

>>49697306
Nice

>> No.49697410
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49697410

Bros I'm starting to think voting for biden was a bad idea. But I don't want my drumftard friends to know. What do I do?

>> No.49697415

>>49697317
Powell was actually dovish relative to expectations.

>> No.49697425

>>49697364
>buying the "dip" after the first red macd candle in months
sasuga. it's coming down

>> No.49697427

>>49697317
Larping that the fed is capable of getting control of inflation I think

/Doubt

>> No.49697437

>>49697425
But for how long? I've been waiting for months for a chance to short oil

>> No.49697443

>>49697262
>run on hot piss
>all the drugs people take are peed out
>aerolizing peoples schizo meds

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49697448

>>49697364
>>49697425
forgot pic
>>49697415
people keep saying that, can you elaborate? are these the "expectations" that were completely shifted hawkish in the past 3 days? before 3 days ago there was no chance of a 75 bps (according to powell)
>>49697437
short oil? why? just short tech

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49697462

>>49697410
>Bros I'm starting to think voting for biden was a bad idea. But I don't want my drumftard friends to know. What do I do?
Enjoy June 26th in New York

>> No.49697466

>>49697448
The market shifted to being way too hawkish in expectations thanks to the CPI report last week as a knee-jerk

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49697475

>>49697127

>> No.49697492
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>>49697160
Through work i think. Will have to look into it.

>>49697220
Not gonna lie I laughed irl. No it's not that. They've been worried for a while and I did nothing even when I considered the thought before they ever showed any worry. They do not realize how at risk their retirement fund is considering what these people have told them.

Now stop trying to make me laugh.

>>49697231
Anon they are old. I dont have the kind of finances to support them if theyre retirements lose a lot of value and i am not about to tell them to go be greeters at walmart.

>> No.49697495

>>49697448

Crude oil is already shooting back up and it wont be going down for years, your TA shit is a joke

>> No.49697516

was powell visibly nervous in his speech?

>> No.49697517
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49697517

all you have to do is make $5000 every day for 200 trading days and you've made a million bucks

>> No.49697522
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I don't understand bros. Where's all my money? Why is it gone? Biden said he would build van better.

>> No.49697530

>>49697306
Hmm if I had thrown 29k at this, I'd have over 1 milliom dollars.....

Now how do i pull this off successfully so i can ensure my parents and family have a nice comfy life even if we enter a recession/hyperinflation?

>> No.49697532

>>49697492
Just take them out boating and make sure to "not have an accident"

>> No.49697536

>>49697495
my TA predicted literally everything perfectly except the ukraine war. its right there in those lines. i drew them in 2021 (the light blue)
>>49697466
i still think its a little disingenuous to say that means he was more hawkish than the doomsday hawkish predictions created 3 days ago. he was more hawkish than ever before 3 days ago

>> No.49697540

>>49697448
>>49697495
I just feel like shorting oil is the obvious play at some point this year. I think it's overpriced because of all this Ukraine nonsense + widespread manipulation

>> No.49697541

>>49697517
Is that an average or compounding

>> No.49697542

>>49697516
Guy was fucking shaking it was odd

>> No.49697546

I DONT GIVE A FUCK
IM HOLDING MY PUTS

>> No.49697551

>>49697410
lord have mercy, how the fuck did you think voting for this poor senile puppet would help anything? trump is what he is but don't tell me you fell for this.

>> No.49697553

>>49697541
average of course

>> No.49697566

>>49697516
Imo yes. The amount of shaking was obvious that or he was under a vent with the ac on

>> No.49697579

>>49697540
youre extremely wrong, its not overpriced. its basically the only fundamentally sound thing to invest in right now. but that doesnt mean RIGHT now
eventually it will crash when everything else crashes during capitulation but that doesnt mean it wont lead the recovery
its the 1970s, not 2008

>> No.49697592
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49697592

my brothers in christ, I have been on average -40% every year since 2015. 150k nominal losses and another 150k opportunity cost of not being invested in the speepee500

I am still a degenerate trying to build models in python and losing money with no end in sight. Retirement and life events are pushed out 4+ years already

>> No.49697600
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>>49697516
i would be too tbqh. i wouldn't like my policy potentially fucking up millions of lives. i had a hard enough time coordinating layoffs at a large corporation. maybe i'm just a softy

>> No.49697602

>>49695749
>man loses $9k on robinhood app
>"it hurts"

what a pussy. slow news day

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>>49697542
>>49697566
why were his papers folded at the corners
maybe he folded the corners when reading them, idk
i fold papers like that when im anxious

>> No.49697608

>>49697579

even if it was 2008 oil crashed in 2008 for a few months and was back over 100$ a barrel for the next 4 years.

>> No.49697611

>>49697592
but y tho

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>>49697592
based

>> No.49697640

I am so beyond fucked its not even funny. I have begun to short real estate.

>> No.49697642

>>49697592
>trying to build models in python
Huh whats that?

>> No.49697643

>>49697608
yeah but tech outperformed it as well as oil equities (i think) for the next decade
this time, not so. tech wont lead again for years unless we get another round of QE

>> No.49697646

>>49696910
Im having deja vu, did you write this in another thread you cheeky whippersnapper you?

>> No.49697660

>>49697603
so they don’t get stuck together

>> No.49697659

>>49696422
What issues do you see with possible future Performance of Tesla?

>> No.49697663

>>49697603
Probably got messy and folded as he was rehearsing fucking us all over

>>49697600
Your normal

>> No.49697670

>>49697492
If they haven't lost a lot of money by now they will probably be fine. We just went through one of the worst drawdowns to start a year ever.

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>>49697660
>>49697663
yeah youre right, he did it last month
desu i dont think hes nervous

>> No.49697683

>>49697663
It was interesting how he tried to address the labour market without saying "fuck those poor people"

>> No.49697691

>>49697516
He practically ran out of the room once his speech ended. No q&a today!

>> No.49697705

>>49697167
no, we're pumping because rate hikes are priced in now along with clarity from jpow and ECB doing QE to stabilize bonds

>> No.49697707

>>49697553
I was joking you dumb idiot

>> No.49697713

>>49696226
Salesforce is huge and ridiculously secure in it's earnings

I think you tried to talk shit about Salesforce in another thread lately too

Get fucked (financially) retard

>> No.49697718

Bulls getting too cocky again, sort them out bobo

>> No.49697725

>>49697683
Agreed, i noticed that. the swings during the speech was nuts too. Question time was low energy too

>> No.49697737

>>49697705
What QE.

>> No.49697743

>>49697718
Where did bobo and the other nickname come from?

>> No.49697781
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>>49697516
He's being put in a really bad spot Biden is laying the entire responsibility of fixing inflation at his feet, and Powell knows that while he can tame inflation with rates and offloading the balance sheet its going to be disastrous and not fix the underlying issues causing most of the inflation anyway.
He's panicking because he's already been forced to hop 25bps faster than expected, and now the other 50bps hikes he was expecting to implement are looking like they will be 75 or even 100 at this point, and he knows hiking that high and that fast will cause lots of economic hardship - many people are going to have their retirements wiped out, while others will face mass lay offs. Its a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation.

>> No.49697785

>>49697725
My blood boiled a bit when he went on his explanation of why people dont deserve the chance to negiotate better pay from employers as the fuel costs shred savings.

>> No.49697789

>>49697737
>In response to the sharp market sell-off, which revived memories of the region's debt crisis more than a decade ago, the central bank held a rare, unscheduled meeting on Wednesday. It promised to deploy money from maturing bonds it bought as part of its Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme, or PEPP, to mitigate strain
https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/15/economy/european-central-bank-adhoc-meeting/index.html

>> No.49697791

>>49697126
they borrow more money than what (You)'re taxes can pay off.

>> No.49697806

>>49697743
Bobo the bear, mumu the moose

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49697824

>>49697806
>mumu the moose
Not because the cow goes "moo moo"

>> No.49697838

>>49697781
Damn, you’re right, no doubt; however, he accepted the appointment from a corrupt administration though. It is on him, backing Biden.

>> No.49697839

>>49697789
Ehh they are still fucked once heavy industry shuts down.

>> No.49697841

I see that people are subconsciously adopting the "transitory, its mostly supply chains, nothing the Fed can do, please pivot and pump my bags" narrative forgetting that the Fed printed 41% of all USD during COVID and the Federal Funds Rate is basically the lowest its ever been even. Protip, the "supply chain constraints" aren't getting better any time soon, the only option for the Fed is causing a recession.

>> No.49697857

>>49697536
wheres oil going? when do i buy back in?

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>>49697806

>> No.49697861
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>>49697806
>mumu the moose
i love that little guy

>> No.49697890

>>49697592
Sitting on 3 gb of hist data and struggling because I understand the code and math and logic just fine but I cant figure out how to parse user input and make a nice UI for it

>> No.49697893

>>49697857
im waiting until we capitulate and then find a bottom and just buy whatever oil is at there. the smart jew whose podcast i listen to said like 85. thats a pretty solid buy in for oil companies imo

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>>49697789
If they keep going like that the dollar is going to end up inverting the euro.

>> No.49697911

>>49697841
>subconsciously
It’s not subconscious, they’ve intentionally adopted this viewpoint because they are long, and when backed up to the financial cliff they finally admit they want to save their portfolio

>> No.49697948

China sold 36 billiom in us treasuries in april.

>> No.49697956

>>49697910
We're days away from this

>> No.49697967

>>49697948
what do you think the chinese armed forces operations will do to the markets? im pretty interested in the fact that no one is picking up the chinese fat tail risk yet.

>> No.49697983
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>>49697948
Biden gave Ukraine 40 billion and another billion today.

>> No.49697987

>>49697967
Nothing. Im more concerned about the economic war they can wage.

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49697994

those futes had better be red by the time I wake up tomorrow

>> No.49698001

>>49697910
Euro is actually straight fucked. Even if they survive until fall, what the fuck are they going to do about energy during the next winter.

>> No.49698006

>>49697948
The U.S better hurry up and default on the national debt or we're going to have a huge currency crisis when the Chinese unload all of their treasuries.

>> No.49698008

>>49697443
The water is full of estrogen, the food and land full of plastic, might as well throw some lithium in the air while we're at it kek. But seriously though DEF is literally just urea and deionized water, it's literally piss. Healthy adult makes 15-20 grams of urea every day in their urine.

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49698018

>>49697987
>my arm is itchy, better cut it off

>> No.49698023

>>49697987
we have already been waging economic war between each other for quite some time. at some point, it will turn into a military conflict. the chinese almost cornered an industry of ours on the east board over a decade ago and our govt intervened to prevent it. they have invested heavily in our real estate market and now look what's about to happen.

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49698026

>>49697410
>t.

>> No.49698041

>>49698018
We need China not the other way around. Our main export is dollars which are becoming increasingly worthless.

>> No.49698049

>>49695684
If more Women used Anime Women as role models, we would have a lot more of Happily-married Women.
If Men used Anime as role models, we will have sissy manchildren eunuchs.

If anything, we should encourage more women to watch and idolize anime.

>> No.49698052
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49698052

we finna be green thursday and friday bobo

its our turn

>> No.49698062

>>49698006
I’ve come to peace already with the fact my puts will expire worthless on Friday and that Monday will be a limit down red day I’m not participating in

>> No.49698078
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>>49698041
yeah the dollar is dying

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>>49698001
Wasn't Ukraine supposed to be surrendering soon? If that happens they should have easier access to russian gas... if russia decides not to just keep selling it to india and china I guess. Isn't their bigger issue that they shut down most of their coal and nuclear plants to "go green" lmao.

>> No.49698099

I doubt this is the start of a new bear market rally.
That would be too predictable.
SPY is going to 350 first.

>> No.49698106

>>49697841
well they already started QT & raising which is undoing what QE so actually they can't do anything more than they are.

>> No.49698109

>>49696310
Peepo

>> No.49698110
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>>49698078
Is that a cup and handle I spy at the end there?

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>>49698049
We need more manly anime like the late 90s

>> No.49698122

>>49698110
very possible my fren :3

>> No.49698126

>>49698094
Russia will continue to sell to India and Chna. Europe will still only get the leftovers. Not enough to refill reserves

>> No.49698132

>>49698078
It is, just not as fast as the euro or the yen. All fiat is falling against consumer goods, which is why the price of everything is going up.

>> No.49698140

>>49698041
>We need china not the other way around
Chinkcel cope. They were way too slow trying to turn africa into china's china and now their only value is cheap labour to countries about to be flooded with it locally.

>> No.49698144

>>49698078
dollar is crashing against the ruble

>> No.49698146

>>49698049
Solution: everybody should just watch Shoujos

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>>49698026
lmao that pic

>> No.49698154

>>49696480
Where are 1 year t bills headed? I want to buy like 50k but not sure if I should wait or buy now.

>> No.49698155

>>49698144
Also, this.

>> No.49698156

>>49698078
I’m beginning to think that this whole exercise was to sink the rest of the world’s currencies and thereby bolster USD for another 20 years.

>> No.49698163

>>49698115
It's kind of ironic that we'll finally start seeing more berserk chapters now that the author is dead.

>> No.49698166

>>49695684
>futures
Huh. Euros don't seem very interested in this pump.

>> No.49698179

>>49698144
unironically zoom out, then check russias gdp if there are even numbers available to calculate it
>>49698041
we need each other and both parties resent it. their retardedly massive yoy gdp growth is impossible without us buying their shit

>> No.49698181
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49698181

It's over, isn't it?

>> No.49698187
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49698187

>>49698144
Sure it is, retard

>> No.49698200

>>49698166
What pump? Futus already dropped .5% on tech

>> No.49698202

>>49698140
China produces all of our essential goods. The only value we provide china is exporting the wealth we accumulated in a previous era to buy their stuff.

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49698216

Weren't we in the middle of a pandemic?

Now it's magically gone!

How did the Democrats do it?

Can't they just magically fix the economy and pump the stock market?

What are they waiting for?

>> No.49698215

>>49698202
>essential goods

I don’t think you know what that term means.

>> No.49698218

>>49698094
The war will go on for years, it will be worse than Vietnam for dragging on

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49698226

>>49698163

>> No.49698233

>>49698202
we provide china with their growth numbers, without which they will quickly disintegrate
everyone likes to harp on about how leveraged and unsustainable the american economy is. chinas economy is literally bill hwang tier leverage combined with enron tier book cooking

>> No.49698237

>>49696247
Imagine being hopeful in 2020.2

>> No.49698240

So the moment the fed started raising interest rates this year the market started tanking. More interest rate raising+high inflation=more collapsing right? We've seen this continue to happen for 6 months, why would it not continue longer. Serious question here.

>> No.49698242

>>49698156
Unless the dollar gets backed by commodities like the ruble, there's no reason to believe it will continue being the world's reserve currency. The Fed pretending to fight inflation is definitely making it look more attractive in the short term though.

>> No.49698251

>>49698187
Uh…anon, are you ok?

>> No.49698254
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49698254

GUYS, NOBODY KNOWS WHY THIS VERSION OF MONAYPOX IS AFFECTING WESTERN COUNTRIES SO DIFFERENTLY

>> No.49698258

>>49698242
ITS CALLED OIL
and its heeming

>> No.49698269

>>49698242
>there's no reason to believe it will continue being the world's reserve currency
TINA

>> No.49698271

>>49698202
China produces solely produces cheap trinkets, none of what they provide is essential. Now, thirty percent of your food supply, that is essential.

>> No.49698274

>>49698215
The majority of your possessions are either made in china or have china as an irreplaceable part of their supply chain. If china placed a trade embargo on the US, what pathetic remnants there are of our manufacturing sector wouldn't even be able to continue to operate without chinese inputs. You have no idea how fucked things are.

t. manufacturing engineer

>> No.49698276

>>49698187
1usd:1rub

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>>49697640
>I have begun to short real estate.

>> No.49698284

>>49696437
>pic
That's summer 2022

>> No.49698289

>>49698242
>le oil beats the largest and most powerful military of the world
That’s not how that works bub.

>> No.49698299

>>49698216
They are fixing the economy. Just not for you.

>> No.49698312

>>49698289
FUCKEN BOOMER THAT IS EXACTLY HOW IT WORKS

>> No.49698314

>>49698289
>it started with a girl in California with two moms

>> No.49698316

>>49698254
I hope this shit wipes out the gay community.

>> No.49698318

>>49698179
>we need each other and both parties resent it.
This is the main reason I don't see US and China ever colliding directly or indirectly cold war style atleast for now.

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>>49698181
hang in there buddy, we wont let them get away with this

>> No.49698321

>>49698233
>>49698271
see >>49698274

>> No.49698331

>>49698271
China is producing large quantities of metal products.

>> No.49698338

>>49698274
>>49698321
if china placed a trade embargo on america, the american economy and then the chinese economy would enter a depression which would spread to the entire world
if america placed a trade embargo on china, the chinese economy and then the american economy would enter a depression which would spread to the entire world. and also, millions upon millions of chinese would starve to death. no americans would

>> No.49698339

>>49696226
>Good
>TSLA
>Bad
>ADBE
>MU

>> No.49698344

>>49698276
That anon is correct. 1 usd can buy fewer rubles than before. “Crashing” is a bit of an exaggeration, though considering the factors involved.

>> No.49698351

>>49698314
How’s Ukraine going Vlad? 2 more years and 50% of your 18-24 male population until you can even sniff the outskirts of Odessa?

>> No.49698352

>>49698242
The dollar is backed by the only commodity that matters at the end of the day and that is worldwide force projection of the most advanced military in human history. If backing the ruble with commodities was so smart then why didn’t the Russians do it years ago? Russia is a big country but it’s population is less than 120,000,000. They don’t have the manpower to extract all those resources in a way that matches the subjective and relative value of western economies.

Always remember that working smarter is better than working harder. I do think commodities will have their day in the sun again, but I don’t doubt for a second that the money men in NYC, DC and LA have some nefarious plans and tricks up their sleeves. We’re in for a wild ass ride for the next 5-10 years.

>> No.49698353

How much % gain a day do I need to get to become rich within a short time frame?

>> No.49698361

>>49698318
well buckle up because both sides are moving to untangle themselves as the veil is lifted

>> No.49698364

>>49696815
>/smg/ deez nuts

>> No.49698365

>>49698274
they need money too anon, its not all one sided, if economic growth stalls the population gets upset,t thats the deal.

>> No.49698369

>>49698279
The way I see it, the pain hasnt even begun. The layoffs have started in tech but soon it will hit main street and yields are so high not even blackrock can afford the stinky houses.

>> No.49698387

>>49698338
The point I am making is that china has the manufacturing capacity to win a world war if they wanted, and meanwhile we gave up all of our manufacturing over the last 30 years. Western manufacturing simply doesn't exist anymore in any meaningful quantity.

>> No.49698388

>>49698344
The exchange rate of the ruble is a complete farce. There’s not a fucking bank in the world that will give you 1 USD for 57 rubles.

>> No.49698401

>>49698352
>spend trillions
>gets dabbed on by some goatfuckers in a week
The only force projection the american gov has is against its own native population.

>> No.49698414

>>49698023
China crashing real estate and making housing affordable again would be so based I would love them forever without question. Literally pave Taiwan into a parking lot and make wigger stew, I don't care, watching boomers get heemed into the surface of the fucking sun by "DA EBUL COMMUNISS" would be so hilarious it would be worth it in and of that alone.

>> No.49698421

>>49698388
Youre right. None of them can afford the roubles

>> No.49698436

>>49698094
Even if they end tomorrow, the sanctions would continue indefinitely because rolling them back is not politically tenable, it would basically demonstrate that the entire war was a colossal waste that ultimately achieved nothing but economic pain for everyone.

I don't even think they have the infrastructure to get the gas from anywhere else, they are at Russia's mercy.

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Hmm... I might be in the best position here
I have calls expiring Friday. They aren't in the money yet, but they probably will be. Then, I have puts expiring next Friday that aren't in the money yet but probably will be. They're all going to print

Or it will crab and they'll all expire worthless

>> No.49698443

>>49698414
the amount of based in your post is exceeding the physical limits of the universe

>> No.49698449

>>49698387
while their manufacturing capacity is clearly their largest strength, that alone would not be enough to win a war with america. i think russias catastrophe in ukraine as the supposed second most powerful military on the planet has shown that. nobody can touch the american military
however, i agree, IF for example the chinese sunk a few carriers, america's manufacturing capacity isnt equipped to quickly fix or replace them. thats our main weakness
but again, not enough
and their manufacturing capacity in the event of a war with america would be hamstrung by the starvation they would experience

>> No.49698465

>>49698144
>dollar is crashing against the ruble
False. Or at least, meaningless. If the dollar was openly tradable on forex exchanges at current implied rates vs the Ruble, there would be a massive arbitrage opportunity simply selling stocks on Russia exchanges and buying them back on any foreign exchange. You can't do that, because its a sanctioned economy.
The exchange rate of a controlled currency is irrelevant. In Russia's case, the only current international usage of Rubles comes from Eurocucks buying their gas exports. They could set the nominal ruble value to whatever the fuck they want because in the end Euros are what's actually being transferred, and the transaction is done at the market rate for NG in euros.
It's just Russia converting those euros themselves through a backdoor and then claiming that Ruble is rising, when the reality is they've only transacted with themselves internally. There is no real market for rubles.

Argentina is another example of this currency controls factor, although in it's case it simply makes the hyperinflation look weaker than it actually is. They've pinned an official rate that sets their peso at roughly 2x the actual blue dollar rate you'd get by trading dollar bills directly with locals. That official rate gets walked up slowly and consistently, making the currency debasement appear mild until you dig a bit deeper.

Anyone who legitimately believes the ruble is actually rising has been successfully baited by Russian propaganda.

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49698466

What’s the point of force projection if you can’t use it?

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>>49698443
>the amount of based in your post is exceeding the physical limits of the universe

>> No.49698471

>>49698388
I mean… Technically true considering the sanctions wherein they can’t deal in it? In any case Russia has a current account surplus and now has a lot more capital controls so it’s pretty much a guaranteed that their currency value increases. It’s kind of amusing that the sanctions fed into this dynamic as well.

>> No.49698491

>>49698449
If Russia rolled loud from the start none of this would have mattered. Now at this point they are going to take the entire country. Some parts physical and the other a captive satellite.

>> No.49698496

>>49698132
Yup, a side effect of globalization, they will all die together as they are all dependent on eachother. It actually hasn't happened ever historically, where the entire world collapses. Prior to globalization, regional empires would ruse and fall, but now every country depends on every other country. Anyone who tries to break away from this suicide pact get fucked by NATO.

>> No.49698501

Buy and hold these in the long run

USMJ
PAOG
OMID
ZOM
CBTC

All are potential growth stocks and OMID in particular is poised for big gains!

>> No.49698504

>>49698274
I operate a manufacturing company that sources 100% of our raw materials from American steel producers. We make a lifting plug for drill pipe. Even the machines we use were made in America, though they’re more than 50 years old. The chinks just do it cheaper. That doesn’t mean America can’t do it, just that we’re not. If our politicians weren’t such greedy pricks working at the behest of investment banks then we would have a robust manufacturing sector that made better quality goods faster than China.

>> No.49698509

>>49697540
>I think it's overpriced because of all this Ukraine nonsense +
OPEC+ is the ones that set oil prices

>> No.49698520

>>49698491
nice larp vlad, but i think you have a bunch of poorly supplied comrades you need to ship some gruel via trucks from the 1980s just in time to sit in the snow for another 5 years

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>>49696445
Yeah, I'm flabbergasted. I won't doubt Rocker's picks ever again.

>> No.49698531

>>49698401
I can’t wait until that stupid fucking narrative dies. The US military played soft with the Iraqis and Afghanis in order to not alienate the whole population, problem is foreign populations don’t like invaders no matter how “kind” they are being. US should have engaged in real war, wiping whole villages off of the map, disappearing hundreds of thousands of suspicious individuals, subjugating any insurgence with swift brutality, and actually funding afghanis who would fight for the US. Instead the US held the hand of useless afghanis as they tried to democratize that third world shit hole.

>> No.49698532

>>49698344
Show me your ruble position then if it’s such a good investment.

>> No.49698533

>>49698496
This

>> No.49698546

Is anybody holding dry powder to buy the top of Bond Yields? In 80s you could 30 year bonds with 15%+ yield. if you bought that you made bank for next 30 years.

Inflation won't come down till next March at least. I reckon bond yields can climb to 6-7% at least by then. So I buy the bond at high yield.

A recession materializes. Fed will drop the rates and start QE again. I can flip the bonds for profit and slurp the stocks.

>> No.49698549

>>49697659
Lack of lithium

>> No.49698550

>>49698531
the biggest foe of the american military is moralfags at home, always has been
that being said i cant blame them, our objectives in afghanistan were pathetic. whats the point of occupying a country if you dont even conquer it for resources? embarrassing

>> No.49698557

>>49698401
You do realize that were it not for rules of engagement we could've literally and unequivocally turned multiple whole countries into nothing but parking lots, correct? You do also realize that every major war since 1944 has had nothing to do with war and everything to do with controlling narratives, populations, and grifting shitloads of money - right? I mean for a second there it sounded like you were actually a retard and not just larping as one.

>> No.49698559
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49698559

>>49698531
The world won’t forget boomer.

>> No.49698567

>>49698531
For what fucking purpose retard and to what end? Seriously what's the endstate in your war fantasy? Occupation forever?

>> No.49698574

>>49698520
lol at someone being this stupid

>> No.49698596

>>49698401
Those goat fuckers have wrecked every major world power of the last 100 years besides China and that’s only because it isn’t kosher to simply walk in and kill all of them.

>> No.49698600

>>49698531
If the US gov cant even manage what the british could do 200 years ago -- whats the point?

>> No.49698611

>>49698531
Cope

>> No.49698616
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49698616

Fuck you john rocker I only bought 100 shares of your scam coin, if I went all in I could have made like $3000, fuck.

>> No.49698622

>>49698449
How would they sink the carriers anon?

>> No.49698625

>>49698546
When fed begins qe, you buy bonds yeah because no matter what the rates going back to zero.

>> No.49698640

>>49698491
Ya but why didn't they? That is what everyone expected and we got unsupported air assault and a 40km traffic jam instead

>> No.49698644

>>49698557
Do it then faggot

>> No.49698659

>>49698279
What ticker is this and why is it plummeting?

>>49698369
What did u buy to profit off of?

>> No.49698661

>>49698567
Imperialism is based and if our country wasn’t a moralfag hellhole we could have turned Afghanistan into an American territory and allowed young white American men to colonize it and take as many wives as they pleased in the process.

>> No.49698665

>>49698640
Expected Ukraine to surrender and bargain instead of sacrificing 1/3rd of its population.

>> No.49698673

>>49697707
I dont get it

>> No.49698676

>>49698659
>What ticker is this
It's mortgage backed securities
>why is it plummeting?
lol lmao

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49698681

technically, statistically and spiritually, the market cant go any lower. we're at the bottom on all indicators.

>> No.49698695

>>49698501
Plz jump off a bridge

>> No.49698697

>>49698640
Putin is a cuck

>> No.49698701

>>49698546
>15% yearly
Yeah I'd put a aizeable chunk in that. Provided we dont hyperinflated it beats spys typical 10% return. Much better so unless you're rrying to get rich with different moves it sounds like a good idea.

>> No.49698702

>>49698659
Puts on drv because cheaper than calls on drn. I just started today and realized I couldn't do much because account is below margin.

>> No.49698711

>>49698532
I would if there was any US broker that allows trading in it. It’s not terribly dissimilar to the Turkish Lira where I would have shorted it but because of their capital controls my brokers can’t facilitate it, regardless of what direction I might want to trade in. If you’re trading in those, you’re going to have to have access to some sort of special arrangement or be some sort of gov’t entity.

>> No.49698714

>>49695908
Is this a ftm or why does she not have tits I’m so confused

>> No.49698717

>>49698622
thats kind of what america is banking on is my point
>>49698574
putin shills are laughable at this point

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>>49698659

>> No.49698730

>>49698644
I'm legitimately surprised we didn't, but shouldn't be as not doing that makes far more money and leverage than the alternative. Besides if we had then China wouldn't get to have a turn heeming their empire trying to do the same in 20-50 years.

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>>49698681

>> No.49698738

>>49698681
Futures finna turn red.

>> No.49698744

>>49697127
I’m in the same situation, down 1.6 mil so far. I’d sell what you need for a year than sit. It should rebound and if it doesn’t than that’s fantastic, time to go 3x etf IF it hits -50%. I got 100 squirrelled away plus my 150 house to sell to see what happens to my other 1.7 mil over 5 years.

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49698745

>>49698681
The yearly rsi crossed this week.

>> No.49698748

>>49698735
>>49698735
>>49698735
>>49698735

>> No.49698758

>>49698567
He’s just stating the need for war to be purposeful and not some kind of humanitarian mission, as if you can use an organization designed to kill, maim and destroy for such purposes. Had the american military been cut loose Iraq and Afghanistan would’ve been subdued in a matter of about two years each

>> No.49698760

>>49698331
Yeah, they export nearly 15% more than italy

>> No.49698766

It’s morning in Tel Aviv and this thread is glowing. Gnight anons, remember to buy SIGA and that the US army is protected by two moms.

>> No.49698790

>>49698179
>their retardedly massive yoy gdp growth is impossible without us buying their shit
Ukraine's war should teach retards that people in power don't give a fuck about muh economy as long as they remain ( and get ) more power but nope they keep repeating that meme while we roll into ww3

>> No.49698816

>>49698790
people in power care about their country's power. for china their power source is their economy. for russia their power comes from their military since their economy is dogshit, which is why its been their main tool of leverage for decades
use your brain

>> No.49698817

>>49698600
>”if you don’t have territorial control you don’t have control at all!”

Look, I get it, the American government sucks and is incompetent and makes Americans look bad. This should tell you how pathetic the rest of the world’s governments are that kowtow to such a bunch of dick-weeds.

>> No.49698823

>>49698702
Puts on drv. Uh doesnt that mean you think housing will do well?

>> No.49698857

>>49698711
Ok, so there’s super tight controls by governments on the currency. What makes you think any of the price action is organic or profitable for anyone who isn’t a Russian oligarch if at all?

>> No.49698859

>>49698823
not if hes selling puts

>> No.49698868

>>49698816
>for china their power source is their
1.5 billion bugmen
>economy.
>for russia their power comes from
Their natural resources
> their military since their economy is dogshit,
That hasn't been true for 31 years
>which is why its been their main tool of leverage for decades
>use your brain
Says the boomer that hasn't used his since 1975

>> No.49698906

>>49698868
the fucking state of this post, holy shit
their 1.5 billion bugmen are what turn the cranks of their manufacturing economy and allow them to export cheap labor produced goods to the rest of the globe
russias economy is puny compared to china or the west, their military is #2 (supposedly). they used it as recently as 2015 in syria and 2014 in crimea. you are really fucking retarded my friend. see you in the next thread

>> No.49698989

>>49698369
>4% is mortgage is high
fucking retard

>> No.49699002

>>49698906
I agree with you in general but with Russia their power is clearly their energy natural resources. Russia's military can fuck Ukraine but that's because it's fucking Ukraine and not an actual power.

>> No.49699056

>>49699002
russias power is their military. russias largest economic asset by far is their energy commodities. that doesnt mean their energy commodities are the source of their power. it definitely helps especially right now, but what good is it doing them right now? its keeping them above water, not propelling them towards superpower status. the utter failure of their military means their energy assets are now just china's property, as is their entire country
a total abortion of an invasion

>> No.49699300

>>49695908
where are the nipples?