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

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

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

>Financials podcasts/channels
https://www.youtube.com/c/CameronStewartCFA - Fundamendals analysis
https://www.youtube.com/user/BenzingaTV - Various themed livestreams
https://www.youtube.com/user/KitcoNews - Mainly PMs and crypto

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

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

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

>Bio-pharma Catalyst Calendar:
https://biopharmcatalyst.com

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

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

>List of hedge fund holdings:
https://fintel.io/

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

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>>51574567

>> No.51576213

whoa thats a really big shakeout!!!

>> No.51576225
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51576225

Very healthy market, Brandon

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WTF THE FUCK IS HAPPENING

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51576239

holy shit

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51576244

Reminder shemitah ends Monday

>> No.51576249

bulls get dumped on, again. edition.

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51576254

STOP FUCKING DUMPING AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>> No.51576260
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kek

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Short UVXY to 7

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DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMMPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

IT.

>> No.51576288

>>51574890
investors day. pumped a bull shit $2 despite adding $11B to auto pipeline in 2 months

>> No.51576294

>>51576244
what does this mean?

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>>51576294

Bottom is in on Monday and I tried to warn you. Pic rel.

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51576319

Not today Mr. Kuroda

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>>51576294
Jewish new year, and debt forgiveness (to each other, not to us goyim)

>> No.51576349

>>51576316
>>51576321
this market aint pumping brehs

>> No.51576364

>panic dumping into close
you love to see it

>> No.51576380
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51576380

I tried.

I tried to warn you.

I knew.

I knew and you didn't listen.

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51576404

>DOW ended red

>> No.51576444

>>51576380
I have a SPY 11/18 320C short 01/23 365C long spread that is just about breaking even, it'll maximize gains at $322, and has a breakeven of $370 if I hold until expiry. I won't, but my exit date is Oct 12th

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>>51576321
fixed

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we are currently at beginning of jan 2021 levels on sp500. nearly 2 years of all upward action erased. i dont feel so good

>> No.51576571

>>51576508
I feel great. I've pissed away $2400 in options this year and generally lost about 20% of my portfolio value.
However, I've still managed to save money, increase positions in things I want, and diversified my assets. While I only have $50k net worth, I'm stable. Most people are saddled with debt, don't know what's coming, and are financially illiterate. Even if I have a year or two of staggering losses, it will eventually pivot into a bull market, whether it takes 1 year, 5 years, or 10 years.
I'm grateful because I learned a lot, and bear markets are very difficult for most people to trade or thrive in, so when another one happens, I like to think I know what to watch out for

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>>51576316
Today was the Fall equinox but this shits not exact science, declines will likely continue through year end

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>>51576625

>> No.51576664

>>51576294
Shmitah is a sabbatical year in the Jew Calendar, every 7 years that have coincided with market happenings/crashes
>1994
Bond market crisis
>2001
9/11 and early 2000s recession from Dotcom bubble
>2008
Lehman Brothers collapse leading to Financial Crisis
>2015
Chink and US market sell offs and EU crisis (Brexit, Greek Debts, migrants, etc)
>2022
YTD down like 20% or whatever and Fed rate hikes

>> No.51576676

spy has turned into a shitcoin

>> No.51576695
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51576695

Should I buy I series bonds or more equities? I'm worth 200k with 43k in cash right now and I can't decide. It is really alluring since I don't know what else to buy.

>> No.51576764

>>51576294
The vast majority of bear markets in the last 50 years have coincided with shemitah years. The period between the start of the year and late October after the end of the year has an extraordinarily high risk of entirely random, purely coincidental, utterly unpredictable crises happening for no reason at all, right on schedule. The market often puts in local bottoms or extreme lows during the September-October period around the end of the year, but can continue to follow momentum based on economic conditions that exist at the end of the period.

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>>51576695

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>>51576664
>>51576764
so we're likely to go lower from here?

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>>51576664
>>2022
>YTD down like 20% or whatever and Fed rate hikes

You forgot the part about world war 3 and food/energy shortages.

>> No.51576798

>>51576380
You can always trust a guy who freehands his TA in MSPaint with a 30px brush based on chart patterns that are statistically proven to be ineffective for the past 25 years.

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>>51576798

Kek cope harder. I guess I was just "accidentally" completely correct lmao.

>> No.51576848

>>51576790
Based on historical charts I'm looking for a lower low beneath June and a VIX spike before the next bear market rally.

>> No.51576853

>>51576798
>mobile screenshot
>MS Paint
baka

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>>51576571
>so when another one happens, I like to think I know what to watch out for

Where do you think we are?

>> No.51576868

>>51576818
You correctly guessed we are in a bear market, as did everyone with an IQ of 105 or greater. However, your rationale for it (head and shoulders pattern) is batshit retarded. You were right for the wrong reasons.

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51576904

>costco dumping on the earnings beat

>> No.51576909

>>51576695
you can only buy 10k worth of ibonds. High interest savings accounts pay over 2% monthly

>> No.51576926

>>51576904
Companies often do that even in a bull market. Combine that with the fact that their guidance will probably be depressing, and you really shouldn't be surprised.

>> No.51576946

>>51576909
>high interest savings accounts outperform the stock market by a factor of 3

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>>51576868
>>51576380

>t. Seething permabull

It's literally the exact same fucking chart lmao.

>> No.51576965

holding 5 TSLA $280 puts @$1.35

how fucked am I for tomorrow?

>> No.51577010

>>51576790
Possibly, some say shemitah ending is bullish which I guess it is long term but reminder Lehman Bros collpased toward the end/after shemitah (Sept 2008)

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>>51576957
I'm not a bull at all. By my assessment, this abject shitscape of a country shouldn't even have a pulse.

>> No.51577158

>>51577010
I take it to mean that their cycle has ended, and then new plans are put into motion. Assuming they do something crafty the first day, it'll take a few months for it to work through the system, yes? Patience.

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51577190

SHORT REAL ESTATE
SHORT CHYNA
SHORT S&P
SHORT NASDAQ
SHORT DOW
SHORT NORMIES
SHORT SHORT MANLETS

Channel MICHAEL CURRY AND SELL!!!!

>> No.51578006

I have a job with lots of down time. What can i do in free time to make some value?

>> No.51578200

>>51578006
fap

>> No.51578440
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51578440

>4 Washington Park elementary students test positive for mpox
Very good, school started 2 or 3 weeks ago depending on jurisdiction, which is about the incubation period for the disease. Now that we're seeing new cases, two or three weeks from now there should be an explosion of cases again.

Also I'm fucking bullish for CMRX in the next week
>Every month between the 20th and 30th, there has been a 30m spike in volume (average 4-5m daily) and a scamwick up to $2.50 or so before shitting back down
>Price closed at $1.90, just above the 0.382 fib level
I see two or three catalysts here, this nigga is about to explode up to $2.50 next week

>> No.51578724

The EPS revision schizos get to me. How hard is the NDX going to shit the bed when Q3 earnings come in?

>> No.51578777

>>51578724
I think I'm going to take that L. I thought about building a TQQQ position but I can't stomach it. If there's going to be another 20% drop in the index that's going to painful. I'm already down 15% but catching that knife sucks. Imagine a high energy prices and high rates environment...

>> No.51578808

>>51578006
Watch LOST

>> No.51578862

closing epilogue music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-t0rU9Jvj0

>> No.51578868

>>51576294
circuit breaker on monday

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>SAVA squeezing on literal fake news from some college student that the SEC cleared them
>SAVA's market cap has gone up 300% since late July when the DoJ revealed to Reuters they were investigating SAVA for data manipulation


picrel

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51578908

You bought back in last month and now you're down again? Good.

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CDs 1 year is now 4.15%

>> No.51578921
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51578921

Reminder that /smg/ is a bud light general and that bud lights also defeat the jew. This is Ari Shaffir KO'd by the BL.

>> No.51578927

my question is how does nvda drop 6% but meta rise 0.5%???

>> No.51578936

>>51577568
SIGA will probably pump when the media rotates back to it. Who knows when that will be though.

>> No.51578940

>>51578914
CDs nuts lmao.

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>>51578921
Kek my ID is BL blue, based as hell because I'm drinking one at the park like a spic

t. spic

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I bought today. Anybody else?

>> No.51578960

>>51578921
>Can't even drink 18 BL
ngmi

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????

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>>51578975
>complete financial crash just because we have to raise interest rates over 3%
I hate millenials so much

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>>51578955
I've been buying every day for like 2 months. Actually, except one week early this month I was on vacation.

>> No.51579015

>>51578955
I bought another 100 shares of UUUU

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>>51578995
>buying VT every single week since my first paycheck

>> No.51579082

>>51578975
It's not unlikely

>> No.51579096

>>51578006
Read as much as you can

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>>51579028
Based and consistency pilled.

>> No.51579105

>>51578975
There will be a crash but it won't be nearly as bad as they play it up to be unless you're a dumbass.

>> No.51579107

>accidentally bought bigly into RIO on Tuesday because I was stupid

It's comfy when divvie stocks are also some of your best performing assets.

>>51578992
Let the children sell low, anon.

>> No.51579115

>>51578006
Learn a language honestly. I'm at 650 words learned

>> No.51579120

>>51578914
I want 2 CDs

>> No.51579130
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>>51578767
>One person's debt = another person's income. So who's money do you propose we seize and burn? How does this write off debt instead of causing a debt crisis? How do we do this without starting civil war? How does the US prevent a default on it's international obligations now it's debt ratio is now much higher compared to circulating fiat? Print more again I guess?
Not my fucking problem
*hikes*

>> No.51579143

>>51579015
But do you understand le fuel cycle,?
if not be sure to donate your hard earned money
to le news letter.
and hit that like button and subscribe
CHEERS
see you in the discord

URANIUM is everywhere
bull thesis is Cucked ?

>> No.51579158

>>51579130
>Not my fucking problem
The fed is a government entity. It is literally, not figuratively, their problem.

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>>51579103
fun fact germany fell off the top 10 company list kek

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>>51579167
Damn shame. I got some kitchen knives and bike tires from them which I like. If I see "made in Guatemala" on my next set of tires I'm gonna be pissed.

>> No.51579183

>>51579143
It is everywhere, too bad you gotta build a mine to get it though. Thanks for subscribing.

>> No.51579188
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Who else puts in UVXY

>> No.51579192

>>51579158
By that logic, hyperprinting the entire first world into a catch-22 situlation where the only choice is death was their problem too. But they did it anyway lmfao

>> No.51579206

>>51579192
inb4 that one jewish faggot shows up to claim that inflation isn't the fed's fault but instead the supply chain
despite the fact that imports are 150% what they were pre covid

>> No.51579227

>>51579158
The FED is not part of the government. That's why when the treasury needs money from the FED it must trade bonds for it

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>>51578921
BL is alright but I still prefer Rainier

>> No.51579251

>>51578940
Kek got his ass

>> No.51579260

>>51579237
Never tried it. Is it a regional beer like y

>> No.51579277

>>51576192
I just started a new job at a huge company. First time I’ve ever been given the option of a 401k. I chose the 30 year vanguard that’s down 20 some percent over the last year. Is this a good idea, in the sense that I’ll be buying low? And if we get a crash then I’ll be essentially buying the bottom right?

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51579282

Reminder that LMT is the only non-shitcoin level stock that will be green next month.

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SAVA WILL BE 30$ TOMORROW, t.INSIDER

>> No.51579295

>>51579277
just stay away from target date funds. they are dumb and gay

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>>51579143
It's true, an uranium just flew past my window

>> No.51579314

>>51579260
If by y you mean Yuengling, then yes kind of. As far as I know, you can only get Rainier in the PNW. It's made by the same company that does PBR, but it tastes better (PBR is awful)

>> No.51579316

>>51579188
>>51579282
I like these ideas. Could be a portfolio actually. Hedge your UVXY puts with LMT

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>>51579277
by the "30 year vanguard" I guess you mean a 30 year retirement plan
they "work" but are usually expensive

the better choice is a total market fund, what are your options? Try to get a snippet without any personal information

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THE 10 YEAR IS RAPING ME

>> No.51579365

>>51579343
you were asking for it. so therefore it's not rape.

>> No.51579371

>>51579317
Honestly there’s a ton of options, I just picked that one because it has pretty good yearly returns (usually) and is already down a pretty good amount. I think the ticker was VFFVX. I’ll see if I can grab a screen of some of the others.
>>51579295
Can you expound on that?

>> No.51579376

Imagine trying to pick and choose stocks when you could just sell puts on indexes far otm and let theta pay you daily.

>> No.51579386
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we green tomorrow

>> No.51579387

Can someone please explain to me why the "long end of the curve" might not go up as much as the 2 year? What are the odds of that happening? Inverted yield curve for longer. What happens to rates if we actually go into recession. Will the 2 year be bought as hedge or the long end? Trying to time my entry

>> No.51579392

Imagine trying to pick pennies of the gronud in front of a steam roller

>> No.51579395

>>51579376
Post some screenshots

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Is there actually bulls left in /smg/? I haven't seen any "PRICED IN" comments in a while lmao.

>> No.51579423

>>51579387
front end of the curve has a lower bound set by the FFR. Long end is driven by participants expectation of the FFR in the future. When the curve inverses it's because don't believe that current interest rates will last long.

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>>51579404
times change

>> No.51579444

>>51579404
I'm still bullish. I was on vacation for the past week so that's why I've been quiet lately

>> No.51579446
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>>51579387
The fed has more control over short term rates. It doesn't set mortgage prices, or 10 or 30 year rates. The reason why the yields are lower is because investors expect 30 year inflation to be low. You don't need 10% yield on a 30 year, if the fed can do its just and bring inflation down to 2% in the next 2 years. But for a 2 year bond, you do expect a higher premium because you're currently getting a negative real return. It's simple math, a bond is a loan. Why would you loan money out for 1% yield when inflations at 9%? Investors are making these decisions and prices are readjusting. This is bad for us because risk assets are priced against the "risk free rate". Ie how much would you get from a 10 year with 0 risk? Why hold KO with a divine of 2, when the 10yr gives 4?

>> No.51579455

>>51579371
Okay anon it's time to give you the best financial advice you'll ever get that your father should have given you. When it comes to retirement you need to invest like a "Boglehead" aka the long term safe investors named after the dude who invented the mutual fund and founded Vanguard - John Clifton "Jack" Bogle.

The problem with investing is that you need to buy things that do well. So what people used to do is hire people to do that for them. The problem is that's expensive and people aren't perfect, so mistakes can be made and even though you're paying a lot of money to a lot of smart people, they can still make mistakes and really screw you over. Or just underperform.

In comes Jack Bogle. He realized that while some stocks do well and some do poorly, as a whole the market always goes up. Especially on the long term scale like 30+ years when you save for retirement. To that end if you could buy "everything" you'd be set. And that's exactly what he did. He created VOO which was a fund that bought the entire S&P 500. You buy a share, and that share is comprised of all of the 500 companies based on their market value. And because you're following an index its incredibly easy and cheap to do. It's expense ratio is 0.03% which means they will charge you that for each dollar. It comes out to about $300 for every million. Insanely cheap.

So what's this mean for you? You need to just buy the stock market. Those target date funds are actively managed and expensive and will still underperform the passive index funds like VOO.

Now which funds can you choose from? That's what we're asking. VOO was the first but it's just the top S&P 500. That also have VTI which is the entire American Stock index which is the best option.

So what are your options, what funds do they let you choose from? Just snap a pic for us

>> No.51579456

>>51579444
Reasons for bullish sentiment?

>> No.51579469

>>51579456
I just think things are going to turn around soon. TQQQ to 40 by eoy

>> No.51579470

>>51579317
>by the "30 year vanguard" I guess you mean a 30 year retirement plan
I think he means a 30 year target retirement date fund

>>51579371
a classic boomer strategy is to hold 80% stocks 20% bonds
the idea is that stocks are risky and bonds are less risky, and if there is a recession you can sell bonds to finance your retirement while stocks recover
however holding 80/20 is stupid if youre a 30yo wage earner who is never going to need to sell because he has a job to pay the fees with. A better approach is to start off with 100% stocks, maybe even 200% stocks using borrowed money, and then slowly dial it down until you get to 50% stocks 50% bonds on your retirement day
vanguard target retirement date funds do this automatically, but maybe the fees are higher and maybe the strategy is too conservative, i havent looked into it, personally i dont mind doing this risk adjustment myself so I just buy VTI and TMF directly

>> No.51579474

>>51579423
Thanks. So how high can the 10 yr realistically go if inflation expectations seem to be anchored again? 2% core inflation expected for 2025

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>>51579470
>tfw buying the entire global stock market with VT and then buying the entire bond market with BNDW

>> No.51579482

I am holding a 500% up option with two months to expiry. What do? Its puts on bonds

>> No.51579488

>>51579469
>I just think things are going to turn around soon.
Yeah but why?

>> No.51579494
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51579494

Anyone bullish on uranium? I bought in late june, and have seen my gains go up and down. They peaked at 25% and are now at 15%.

ETFs invested in: HURA and UUUU

>> No.51579511

>>51579404
Yeah hi I'm bullish. Jerome said they expect to get things back to business as usual by 2025.

>> No.51579512

>>51579488
I don't have any good reasons. Maybe Ukraine war ends soon. Maybe the rate hikes start to actually affect the real economy (not just the stock markets) and Jerome is pressured to reverse. Maybe Santa rally starts. Maybe... idk

>> No.51579514

>>51579371
Target funds are a rip off. They work but your essentially giving up money (gains) in return for being a lazy ass. Also the year in target funds are a generic pick; you might not want to retire (or can) at that point so your again tossing money (gains) down the shat pipe due to how they work. ex: starting out they're 80% stocks, 20% bonds; as that target year gets closer that ratio changes towards more bonds.

>> No.51579517

>>51579494
Too many assholes in uranium.

>> No.51579520
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51579520

Reminder that if you aren't hedging with a little LMT for the future then you're gay.

>> No.51579523

>>51579470
Vanguard retirement funds actually got hit hard this year, they did the traditional bond stock allocation and got fucked with the inflation. What you really need to do is buy those AND also blue chip dividends to mitigate risk from inflation, but we likely won't see something in this sense again... so too late too little.

>> No.51579534

>>51579520
those 6th gen fighters are going to be sick
its interesting that russia/china went for a completely different doctrine compared to america

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>>51579523
I am not surprised, I've seen the TMF chart
thats why I advocate that boboposting must come with disclosure on what your hedge is, because some bobos get served along with the ham

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>>51579455
>>51579317

lel maybe wait until we capitulate before we start spoon feeding the kids index funds

>> No.51579557

>>51579512
Alright just checking.

>> No.51579558

>>51579545
along with the beef*

>> No.51579559
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51579559

This isn't 1990. The collapse of 60/40 this year? It's just the beginning.

And, uh, as for the Boglehead's so called "plan"? Dems have no restraint. They'll find his portfolio and make him buy negative yielding treasuries alongside ESG trash indexes. I know the bagholders when I see them and...

>> No.51579570

>>51579523
Honestly it feels like Bogleheads have two different categories. Ones that plan to 4% sell when they retire and ones that plan to live off dividends.

Dividend fags invest completely differently and are doing just fine right now.

>> No.51579575

>>51579520
It's probably fake and gay and he gets to act like a smug cunt about it.

>> No.51579585

>>51579553
naw, I usually lurk until I see someone with genuinely good financial intentions rather than gambling

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>>51579534
You and I both know they're going to go public with the next generation fighters to put China and Russia in their place and reaffirm to the world that USA is still top dog.
Its going to happen soon, probably within the next year.

Anyone with a brain knows they are lightyears ahead of any other "future" space/tech company. They represent all the highest tech US stuff and they're gonna go apeshit soon.
The age of Index funds is on hold until the next bullrun. In this brave new bear-to-crab market, stocks like LMT will own the road.

>> No.51579595

>>51579404
i'm bullish on certain things but not the broader market. hard to say we've bottomed with TSLA still sky high.

>> No.51579602

>>51579494
it keeps trading with the broad market and despite the fundamentals being good overall the mentality is turning GME tier amongst bulls

>> No.51579606

>>51579534
>>51579586
Now were these UFO's designed and built by sclerotic Boomers or was it all the token diversity hires?

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>>51579404
if she's down, i'm down

>> No.51579626

>>51579586
>our 6th gen will be able to kill them before they can even see the kill range
Its beautiful
>>51579606
Its been beyond classified unlike the F-35 so most likely the team behind it is whiter than the moon landing project

>> No.51579627

>>51579586
I hope the samefag stealth meta gets pushed to it's logical extreme and air combat goes back to kino cannon dogfights.

>> No.51579634

>>51579494
Were going sideways and then up. Nothing can stop us.

>> No.51579639

>>51579606
LMT doesn’t do the diversity hire thing to any real degree. Boeing is the reason why the DFEN etf is uninvestible.
Skunk Works hires the geniuses right out of university.

>> No.51579643

>>51579595
>TSLA still has a PE ratio of almost 107
That's insane
We're nowhere near the bottom

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51579682

> down 50k for the year across all my accounts
I'm in pain.

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51579691

Assuming the economy as we know it isn't about to go through a fundamental change in the near future, which asset class or sector usually turns around first during a recession?

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>>51579639
>>51579626
>The US totally has ultra secret engineering talent. Y-you'll see!
Yeah, ok, buddy.

>> No.51579711

>>51579474
Terminal rate is 4.5% so if the economy doesn't fold over you could get a 10y between 5 and 6%

>> No.51579728

>GOOG is slightly more expensive than GOOGL
>GOOG has no voting rights while GOOGL does
isn't it supposed to be the opposite? voting shares should be more expensive than non-voting?
>>51579643
yes, but small caps will outperform regardless since they don't give a shit about the broader market. I also think Burry's initial portfolio of META + GOOGL will still outperform but he's incapable of holding onto anything for longer than a quarter it seems.

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>>51579692
Stay mad, NATO subject. Remember to pay your tithe or Daddy Eagle won't be watching your back anymore.

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51579769

How many of you have ever actually voted or participated in some shareholder process other than buying and selling and watching lines and reading statements? Seems like a waste of time most people wouldn't wanna fuck with

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>>51578936
>SIGA will probably pump when the media rotates back to it. Who knows when that will be though.
It's coming anon

>4 students tested for monkepox at Washington Park Elementary
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/pittsburgh/news/district-leaders-awaiting-test-results-on-suspected-monkepox-case-at-washington-park-elementary-school/

>> No.51579775

>>51579386
I buy puts then

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>>51579455
might have a different ID now but here are my options. sorry for the shitty mspaint jobs

>> No.51579790

>>51579769
Boi it takes like a minute to vote online, you just check the "board recommendations" column and hit submit.

>> No.51579801

>>51579455
second one. The rest below are various vangards

>> No.51579818

>>51579790
i always vote against the board recommendation

>> No.51579821

Is japanese yenvention going to affect bond yields?

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>>51579801
dammit forgot pic

>> No.51579830

/biz/ is dead LOL
>>51576192

>> No.51579831
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51579831

KEK OPTION BAGGIES
KEK 401K BAGGIES
KEK IRA BAGGIES

>> No.51579833

So guys any tips of which stocks to buy? I plan on waiting for the dip to stop, and then buying stock of Google/Apple or Microsoft. It's either that or oil
Any suggestions?

>> No.51579838

My broker lets me trade after hours. Should I just put in stinkbids on whatever and then dump it in the morning?

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>>51579790
I would do the opposite of whatever those shiester scheming board member kikes would suggest. "Let us dilute your shares goy, for your own good in the long run". "Don't worry about our golden parachutes got. Nothing to see here".

>> No.51579857

>>51579818
That's based too. I think we'd both agree that nonvoters are spineless untermensch.

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51579859

>>51579769
I vote sometimes

>> No.51579861

>>51579833
I suggest a conservative portfolio of short 10Y bonds, writing ATM puts for SOXL, and using all the proceeding to buy deep OTM short-dated calls on SOXL. Thank me later

>> No.51579865

>>51579768
>NATO subject
Christ, I wish. My tax dollars actually directly fund the tranny training and financial fraud that is defense contracting.

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51579866

I am going to give you some DD here. Look into shorting stocks to UK based companies that rely on US companies, buy from US companies. King charles will be tapped in private and be convinced to give humiliation speeches when pound USD breaks parity sometime before the next US presidential election. You may ask why, well analyze the funeral and you see the royal family sees meghan as a threat big enough to break the house of windsor. They know they are blackmailed by meghan, and meghan is a chess piece for club of rome, vatican 2, black nobility. These organizations sitting above the house of windsor will shatter UK harder on purpose to bring the UK back into the european union and continue the climate agenda they want done. Upon charles publicly appearing weak and broken with no voice of his own but another EU advocate puppet MI6 will coordinate a "suicide" of meghan as part of the negotiation deal and a fake symbol for conspiracy minded individuals to think the royal family is "powerful" which the MSM will dilute down to masses so the population of the UK will still believe they are sovereign as legal work is done to bring the UK down with the rest of europe. The ritual is a necessary blood sacrifice to preserve the bloodline of house of windsor. Now we could go deeper into genetics and sexual energy connection that drives the flow of wealth that manipulates economies and deeper into civilization break and restart theory but thats another debate.

>> No.51579887

>>51579821
How do you think the BOJ raises dollars to buy the Yen with?

>> No.51579910

>>51579692
Buddy, the USA is fucked 15-20 years from now but your nuts if you think I'm investing in LMT for that long.
We've still got one more generation of weapons under lock for sure and I think its safe to say they'll reveal some goodies soon for sale to the world.

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51579912

Can someone post a burning tranny, or a tranny in pain? I need it for my master piece.

>> No.51579921

>>51579887
Thats what I thought -- if others follow suit that means more bond sell offs. Otherwise countries have to raise rates faster than the fed? (No one is doing that).

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>>51579912
Here's this

>> No.51579931

Hello /smg/ I bought midstreamers a few months ago now after seeing them shilled here. Are we still holding? They got fukt today on Biden's energy comments.

>> No.51579933

>>51579494
>>51579517
>>51579602
>>51579634
After seeing the water in the "Devil's Hole" react to the earthquake in Mexico.
Thought it better to unsubscribe to the channel
and the newsletter and to never visit the discord again. Thinking the youtube URANIUM
bulls are underestimating the power of nature and that powers ability to damage reactors.

This is not financial advice( but subscribe anyway, I don't want to wage )Always do the DD
CHEERS
see you in the discord

https://pvtimes.com/community/mexican-earthquake-sloshes-4-foot-waves-at-devils-hole-113111/

>> No.51579935

>>51579830
This is how it is meant to be, quiet. And as the bear market gets worse its going to get whisper quiet, that means all the people that dont belong to investing and finance are gone. Rejoice frens

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>>51579866
Very interesting. Tell us more por favor

>> No.51579950

>>51579921
The party is just getting started Anon. CNBC Boomer triggering awaits us

>> No.51579961

>>51579935
It's going to be glorious once the crypto bubble pops

>> No.51579962

>>51579935
Cool. No liquidity. Fun. Welcome to 1970s crab decade

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>>51579962

>> No.51579979

>>51579950
My thesis is that bonds wont stabilize until they rise fast enough that firms slash so called safe risks like housing to buy bonds instead. What are we looking at in rates for that though. Anything above 3.5? Or real yields above 3.5? If real yields we still have a ways to go.

>> No.51579996

>>51579962
I know it's boring but I love crab. Gives me time to continuously hedge, and if I doze off for a nap I'm not fucked when I wake up

>> No.51580006

>>51579935
>>51579961
They made a fucking board for /mlp/ to contain it, why can't they do the same for crypto?

>> No.51580010

>>51580006
/biz/ is a crypto board ser

>> No.51580013

>>51579769
I vote. Doesn't take long to do.

>> No.51580018

>>51579996
4% annual spy returns hell yeah

>> No.51580019

>>51579912
I'm glad i'm only down 10% that, might sell anyway though this is looking rough.

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>>51580013
If illegal immigrants from other countries can vote, they should let illegal no shareholders from other companies vote, in the lame of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, of course

>> No.51580076

>>51579962
The actual and coming volatility is the opportunity of a lifetime, just do macro moves and stick to fed policy. Disregard daily moves and stay short until the market breaks (NO OTM OPTIONS), start selling when the fed pivots, start buying slowly back into the market (NO OTM OPTIONS),and redo, inflation will likely come in waves so keep an eye on that and of course fed discourse.

>> No.51580082

Im buying soon

>> No.51580084

>>51580006
>why can't they do the same for crypto
That's literally what /biz/ is.

>> No.51580090

>>51579887
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-09-22/japan-has-a-pile-of-dollars-it-can-tap-before-selling-treasuries
https://archive .ph/QSXcS
> Once upon a time it might have needed to liquidate Treasuries to raise the requisite cash -- but that’s not necessarily the case any more
>The Fed’s creation of a reverse repurchase agreement facility that’s accessible by foreign central banks means that international monetary authorities such as the Bank of Japan can keep a big chunk of their cash there earning interest instead of in Treasury bills and other securities. And when they need to do something with those dollars, they can just withdraw it from the Fed facility without ruffling markets.
>While Treasuries did sell off on Thursday in a bear-steepening move, participants pointed to an ongoing digestion by the market of the Fed policy message from a day earlier as being a significant driver, rather than any particular liquidation by foreign holders.
>Wall Street strategists estimate that the BOJ has more than $110 billion in the Fed’s Foreign and International Monetary Authorities repo pool that could be deployed before it has to liquidate Treasury holdings. By comparison, when Japan intervened to strengthen the yen in 1997-1998, the government sold roughly $42 billion, with about $26 billion coming on one day in April 1998, according to data from the nation’s Ministry of Finance.
>If the intervention were to exceed the amount parked at the US central bank, policy makers could start selling Treasuries, though it would likely be very short-dated securities, maturing under two years
tldr; they haven't yet, but they could - but it's unlikely, unless it requires a huge, huge prolonged intervention

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>>51580019
Semi conductors stocks need to go down another 50%-70% to get that p/e undercontrol. They will continue sinking the market

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>>51580018
No, actually Im a very degenerate crab spread trader

>> No.51580111

I also vote during any elections going on cause uh my "company" gives me 4hrs of paid leave to do it. So I simply vote during the morning before work then leave for the day at lunch. You don't have to cast a vote, merely sign in so the "company" can verify you actually went.

>> No.51580120

>>51580010
>>51580006
Biz will return to its rightful place was a dividend/startup/stock/commodity general, as it always should have been.

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>>51579948
Ok, going off instinct and history here. Look at videos around the funeral. Family members were literally staring down meghan, culture around the royal family is bent in one way or another. Wealthy that would be nobodies like orprah always stood with meghan. Royal houses are nothing to those with connections beyond our comprehension, and kingmakers are a real thing. Everybody does something for someone in the economy we made and if I were to guess club of rome and other ascended groups provide the illusions to make the masses feel safe and there is no apocalypse around the corner. The royal family works for them much like they work for the royal family, a private negotiation, comfort for royal family projects complete for them. The family is the contractor, the kingmaker the client. They need the UK to quietly surrender to the EU and having the older generations that look down on meghan in UK will calm the more conservative elements with monied power. A princess diana moment will happen to meghan and you will see the euro strengthen enough to not get hit too hard over the coming years, USD will stay just strong enough to keep any occupy type moments away while the political theater in america can keep going with their plans.

>> No.51580135

>>51580120
>startup
I still need to start the actual /smg/ startup... I'm just to depressed and tired all of the time to work on the code
...sigh

>> No.51580159

Which asset class recovers first? 10 year to 2.5% or equities to ATH?

>> No.51580170

>Japan actually held their currency well and is at 142 now
Why don't other countries do this?

>> No.51580181

>bought the dip this afternoon
>100% in stocks
>no options
>no cash
>portfolio is down 8% on the day
Ooof

>> No.51580186

>>51580170
It's because they opened tourism sector

>> No.51580192

>>51580159
Equities to ATH easily, sentiment can drive them higher while bonds are still dependent on more tangible factors.

>> No.51580207

>>51580159
>Which asset class recovers first?
LEAN HOGS
EAN HOGS
AN HOGS
N HOGS

HOGS
OGS
GS
S

>> No.51580214

>>51580192
Yeah, I've looked at lots of equity charts historically but never bonds. Wondering if people will buy lots of 10 yr when they feel yields are peaked

>> No.51580219

>>51580207
what happens to the fat hogs?

>> No.51580235

OJ gang MOASS soon. 2 more weeks till the squeezing (of orange juice)

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>geico remembered my birthday

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>>51580235

>> No.51580259

>>51580181
Anon...I...

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>>51580219
They depreciate much faster so investors typically ignore them.

>> No.51580269

>>51580214
Money is obviously going to pour into bonds when you can get yields over 5% but any genuine Fed pivot is going to send equities and crypto on a trajectory towards the stratosphere

>> No.51580275

>>51580244
Happy birthday anon. I hope you make some massive gains(unless you're betting against me)

>> No.51580283

>>51580127
What about the US? When will they outlaw the republican party are throw anyone not in the LGBQRMNOP Cult in camps? Won't the great reset take about 60 years to complete? And what happens to the stock market when the NWO own everything and us plebs are banned from owning anything and be happy?

>> No.51580285

>>51580244
this is the greatest post on /biz/

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51580291

How good at trading do I need to be for Japan to give me a visa?

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>futures

>> No.51580318

>>51580291
have to beat Shun Akiyama's day trading record first

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51580319

>neon green futas
feelin scared yet bobo?

>> No.51580328

>>51580319
>neon
lol

>> No.51580333

>>51580244
This is a Berkshire Hathaway shillpost.

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Guys i dont like being poor. how do we survive this?

>> No.51580353

>>51580319
Nah, long term macro is still fucking terrible. Theta harvesting now and ready for a long shitty market. Happy that mumu delusions of a big 2h rally are gone and Jerome can keep choking the market lower comfortably. Keep in mind if the market gets hot then Jerome will put the fire out and hike more

>> No.51580360

>>51580341
You can be rich in experiences anon. Go suck some dick and take it up the ass. Wealth is a mindset not a monetary number.

>> No.51580362

>>51580341
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCiYmCVikjo

>> No.51580366

>>51580090
Huh, interesting. Although this
>While Treasuries did sell off on Thursday in a bear-steepening move, participants pointed to an ongoing digestion by the market of the Fed policy message from a day earlier as being a significant driver, rather than any particular liquidation by foreign holders.
is completely fucking retarded. Did QE not influence stock prices? Oh, it did? Because people would frontrun and assets shift along risk curves?

Well then what happens when the Bank of Holds a Fuckton of Treasuries does something that will force it to dump a whole fuckton of treasuries once its repo reserves run out?

>Wall Street strategists estimate that the BOJ has more than $110 billion in the Fed’s Foreign and International Monetary Authorities repo pool that could be deployed before it has to liquidate Treasury holdings. By comparison, when Japan intervened to strengthen the yen in 1997-1998, the government sold roughly $42 billion, with about $26 billion coming on one day in April 1998, according to data from the nation’s Ministry of Finance.
Reminder that inflation means you need to double those '97-'98 numbers. And that unlike the Asian financial crisis, our current crisis is persistent.

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>futures

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>>51580291
>wanting to live in a declining country
???

>> No.51580383

>>51579769
I vote every single time. I always vote AGAINST any women and minority board of director candidates, vote FOR any white males, and vote AGAINST almost all board recommended actions.

>> No.51580392

>>51580341
learn to like it
get food stamps and buy organic grass fed steaks with them

>> No.51580391

>>51580291
You don't need a visa anymore at least if you aren't there long term.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2022/09/23/national/kishida-japan-border-opening/

>Japan will allow visa-free, independent tourism and abolish a daily arrival cap as of Oct. 11, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Thursday, marking a major policy shift after nearly 2½ years of strict COVID-19 restrictions.

>> No.51580410

>>51580094
Was hoping for upward pressure from US govt not wanting to rely on taiwan

>> No.51580424
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>SAVA squeezing on literal fake news from some college student's Seeking Alpha article that the SEC cleared them
>SAVA's market cap has gone up 300% since late July when the DoJ revealed to Reuters they were investigating SAVA for data manipulation


picrel

>> No.51580428

>>51579277
Just do 100% in a s&p500 and when you're ~5 years away from retirement switch to 60% sp500 40% bonds
You'll do better than 99% of people who lurk this thread

>> No.51580429

>>51580319
That bright green glow is just the nuclear radiation emanating from Taiwan. Pay that no mind.

>> No.51580430

>>51580410
Intel isn't an investible company.
I'm sorry, but the "diversity hire" meme isn't a meme. They are incapable of innovating and are a big HR party. The others are infected as well, but not to that extent.

>> No.51580433

>>51580379
Dude, every country is declining right now. Some are just going faster than others.

>> No.51580439

I live in one of the top 5 fastest growing cities in America. My neighbor has had their house on the market for 30 days and has lowered the price twice. I dont think ive seen a SINGLE person come to look at the house. Do with this information what you will.

>> No.51580441

>>51580383
Based anon.

>> No.51580449

>>51580433
>every country is declining
Where the hell is all the money going?? Off-world?

>> No.51580450

>>51580383
this is baggie without a tripcode. prove me wrong.

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>>51580439
line only go up -ACK

>> No.51580461

>>51580449
Jews are hoarding it waiting to buy the bottom.

>> No.51580463

>>51580424
Please short it.

>> No.51580466

>>51580428
Passive is going to die. Going to have to be a bit more active w stonks and commodities. 70s style.

>> No.51580474

>>51580453
I would live in one of those houses, that looks cool as fuck.

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>>51580453

>> No.51580483

>>51580463
I sold some 50/55 call spreads and some 45/50 put spreads. more call spreads than put so delta neutral

>> No.51580486

>>51580453
>>51580474
These must be the houses russian oligarchs live in, considering their falling death rate

>> No.51580491

>>51580449
Retirees
Basically... the entire world's economy is set up to slowly transfer money from productive people to retired people. The best you can do is hope to siphon off a bit for yourself as it flies by.

>> No.51580497

>>51580453
>>51580474
>>51580479
>>51580486
Imagine walking out of your house and taking a piss on all the commoners below from your back porch. Sounds pretty fucking comfy to me.

>> No.51580504

>>51579446
I was thinking about something like the "higher for longer" scenario. How long could the yield curve stay inverted? Why does the longer end rise with the short end at all? Is it QT? I don't want to wait for a very unrealistic price target on the 10 year. If people say "terminal rate 4.5%" do they refer to the 10 year or the short end?

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>>51576192
What stocks are guys going to buy at a discount? Personally speaking BAC looks like a good buy rn.

>> No.51580526

>>51580517
Rolls Royce and Coca Cola

>> No.51580528
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>>51580517
I plan on buying Bank stocks with the most Jewish names.
I think BAC is too patriotic sounding and it really isn't oyvey material.

>> No.51580531

>>51580517
NKLA or WKHS

>> No.51580536

>>51580439
>top 5 fastest growing cities in America
People with money don't want to live in a rapidly developing urban worker barracks hellscape.
The house hasn't sold because the only people that want to move in to your city are a legion of single workers that want to pay bare minimum for a cubicle to sleep and shower between shifts at the tech farm.
Once you and your neighbor lower your price enough a development firm will buy the land to erect a high rise appt building.

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Are you ready for the greatest financial crisis in modern history?

>> No.51580558

>>51580474
That would be annoying af. Doing anything outside of your home must be a hassle. Also j can only imagine the fags working in the building will find themselves a way to go to the rooftop. You can expect many shenanigans occurring in your front yard

>> No.51580562

What stocks are goys going to buy at a discount?

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>>51574148
>THE 10 YEAR WENT TO 3.7%. THIS LIL NIGGA CONTROLS OUR FATE. IF COST OF CAPITAL FOR COMPANIES INCREASES IT PUTS DOWNWARD PRESSURE ON P/E MULTIPLES. TYPICALLY YIELDS MOVE FIRST THEN STOCKS GO DOWN. UNTIL THE 10 YEAR STABILIZES, WE WILL DUMP.

>If only you knew how bad things were going to get

How do we know when it has stabilized?

>> No.51580567

>>51580517
>>51580526
>>51580528
But seriously, KO and LMT are the ones I'm looking at now.
If ZIM goes below a certain point their dividend will be greater than their share price, so that's something to consider. I think their CEO pissed off a mega-JPMorgan Jew recently though so you need to be careful. Obviously its at a discount because its a shipping stock in a recession so invest at your own risk, I'm not buying here.
I only own LMT and KO.

>> No.51580569

>>51580528
Goldman Sachs? That sounds pretty jewy

>> No.51580570

>>51576508
we've got a lot further to go to get to where its healthy again bud

>> No.51580577

>>51580550
Pretty sure we've been in it for half a year

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>>51580550
no

>> No.51580587

>>51580550
>image
great now I want to replay fallout 3

>> No.51580588

>>51580528
>BAC too patriotic sounding and it really isn't oyvey material
What's more patriotic than dying for Israel anon?

>> No.51580594

>>51580536
It isnt a big city or even a top 25 metropolitan population. Niggers like you make me wonder why I ever post any kind of information here. You're all morons or assholes who grew up without parents and think you know everything.

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>>51580558
>dude wanders onto your rooftop
>engages in homo behavior
>you feel threatened
>you are legally allowed to throw the homo from the roof for your safety

>> No.51580605

>>51580391
I met a guy with a Japanese wife and kids but he had to fly to South Korea every 90 days to reset his visa

>> No.51580607

>>51580453
What is that white rectangular building in the middle?

>> No.51580614

>>51580491
>the entire world's economy is set up to slowly transfer money from productive people to retired people
who are the first retired people then?

>> No.51580615

>>51580607
Where they grow garloids for passive income.
Cmon anon, we learned about this in highschool.

>> No.51580628

>>51577190
yoi can probably make money off shorting the DOW but i think theres going to be less of a collapse there than elsewhere when we are looking back at the charts on 5 years

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How do I invest for an immediate and total Russian victory in Ukraine?

>> No.51580643

>>51580550
I don't think you can top 2008 where major financial firms were literally going bankrupt taking everything down with them. This isn't a crisis just a contraction and it's dropping slowly not fast which is a good sign imo. I'd probably start cost averaging about now

>> No.51580646

>>51580303
i wish that was me

>> No.51580658

>>51579404
I invest my entire wagie check into LETFs as rapidly as possible. Fuck bears, we will rise again and when we do I'll be rich. If we don't I don't give a shit because I'm already broke, what am I gonna do, be broke?

>> No.51580663

>>51580632
idk about investing but you can contribute by streaming based russian gas anon
https://www.twitch.tv/russiangas1

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>>51580643
We're going to see multiple western nations with high debt levels all default at the same time. Probably the US among them. It's much worse than 2008.

>> No.51580686

>>51580615
Im high right now and also I don't get it

>> No.51580694

>>51580643
>2008
2008 only affected dumb niggers who never read the fine print on their mortgage. Also retarded investors got fucked over for investing in dumb kikes who thought those niggers would have enough money to pay for the absurd interest on the mortgages. The upcoming is literally affecting everything in the economy, its going to be way worse

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>>51580683
What if multiple countries including the US just manage to kick the can down the road again

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>futures

>> No.51580703

>>51580594
Riddle me this boyo, why is it growing so fast if there isn't an industry that needs more workers based there?
Sell now and go rural, you won't regret it.

>> No.51580705

>>51580466
Lol you niggers never fail to make me laugh. Just look at how much SP500 pumped for 20 years after 1974 you brainlet.

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do you think we've been through the worst of the bear market? sure we may go lower but in terms of decline velocity/severity. memeing aside how bad do you think this is going to get?

>> No.51580713

>>51580703
I dont need to sell, I own my house outright and got it at a cheap price. but ill slurp up your mothers house when she goes bankrupt this winter.

>> No.51580718

>>51580694
I got into mortgage banking in 2008. They were fun times for me

>> No.51580722

>>51580683
Italy is going to blow up unless ecb saves it
there's tons of investors who are shorting the entire country kek

>> No.51580723

>>51580701
They can't. They have to choose between hyperinflation and default. There's no other way out this time.

>> No.51580734

>>51580710
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVueEr6GnHI

>> No.51580738

>>51580683
Option 1
>everyone defaults at the same time
>everybody defaults to everybody else
>"lol what the fuck are we doing?"
>everyone just says fuck it and writes it off

Option 2
>everyone defaults
>who are we defaulting to?
>oh shit its the Jews
>maybe we should just expel them like every other time

>> No.51580741

>>51580722
Is their any way a retail investor like me could short their economy?

>> No.51580751

When interest rates affect stocks, how much of it is actually a consequence of their influence on earnings/multiples/economic conditions, and how much is just 'bonds become more appealing so equities go down due to supply and demand'?

>> No.51580753

>>51580686
>it took 13 years to recover from 1999

>> No.51580756

>>51580741
see https://www.ft.com/content/5cef309f-9daf-4337-bdc6-f6b2ef8ffe02

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>>51580734
no!!!

>> No.51580764

>>51580722
mama mia!

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>>51580738
Both of those still imply total financial armageddon.

>> No.51580768

>>51580751
Depends on Free Cash Flow yield from stock. If it's less than whatever 2 or 10-T are currently paying, you can expect funds to dump those stocks and rotate them into bonds.

>> No.51580769

>>51580741
EWI's got an options chain. Somewhat thin but plenty of OI on the put side.

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should i sell my intc at a large loss or hold on coping that one day theyll turn it around?

>> No.51580778

Glad Vanguard forgot who I was this past week. Looks like I'll scoop up some cheapies when my identification issues get resolved.

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>>51580778

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>>51580738
At least in the US case about a third of the debt we can skip out on because of Fed jewry. But the other treasuries are placeholders for the dollars of other central banks, Boomer retirement savings, and placeholders for Social Security.

>> No.51580802

>>51580383
baggie posted this exact thing related to TSLA once and I know its him. Yes this is a blog post.

>> No.51580808

https://youtu.be/OOGU94eL07E

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Futures slightly green, and crypto is scam pumping. Its fucking over isnt it?

>> No.51580822

rolling for another shoa if the market dumps further

>> No.51580835

>>51580822
Oy vey

>> No.51580847

>>51580766
>>51580738
>>51580683
Inflation reduces the value of debt, so I really really doubt this is true.

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>>51580776
When deciding whether to sell, ask yourself whether you'd *buy* more of the stock at the current price? If not, dump it.

>> No.51580851

>>51580713
My mother wouldn't sell to you unless you were a member of the local Baptist, and when she dies she's told me the Church is getting everything she owns.
Anyway good job neglecting to refute my point.

>> No.51580854

you guys know that Jim Brandon can just create somehting out of thin air to fix everything. If youre a bear without some kind of long hedge you are a complete fucking moron.

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>>51580795
Lets just invade another country and steal their stuff.

>> No.51580860

>>51580808
i prefer the soothing sounds of louie rukeyser
https://youtu.be/XFn1G2goDQw?t=100

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>>51580847
https://www.ssa.gov/cola/
https://www.aei.org/articles/medicare-and-inflation/
https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/conservatives-plan-a-national-defense-renaissance-at-over-1-2-trillion-in-defense-spending/

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>>51580567
Looking good

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I might have messed the previous up
>>51580866
>>51580866
>>51580866
>>51580866
>>51580866

>> No.51580877

>>51580851
it...doesnt matter what you posted. You're trying to get me angry about something that I have no reason to be angry about. I own my house and I am very comfy. You are in your mothers basement trying to agitate people on the internet. You are not my equal.

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>>51580567
>>51580873
BWAHAHAHAHA

>> No.51580899

>>51580855
France actually pulled that off one time when they defaulted. However I'm not sure America's got any equivalent to Napoleon on deck.

Germany also got a lot of looting done thanks to that whole blitzkrieg thing in the 40's.

>> No.51580912

>>51580738
Except that half the national debt is owed to the japanese and the other half to the chinese.

>> No.51580969

>>51580855
>that meme
You know that before the 40h week it was like 37 hour week and the (((unions))) complained it was too little?

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>>51580855
Those recruitment numbers are already at emergency levels with 50k bonuses and if you try conscription I'll make fentanyl floyds protests look peaceful.

>> No.51581426

>>51580391
>visa-free
Not MRNA-free I bet.

>> No.51581473

>>51578914
>8% inflation
Meh

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>>51580319
You have already been ruined.