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[/smg/ - Stock Market General No.53988467]

Always Carry An Ounce Of Silver Edition

>Educational sites:
https://www.investopedia.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJpo4YHyad0 [Embed]

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

>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/

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

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

>Calendars
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar
https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html

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

>Misc:
https://tradingeconomics.com/
https://finance.yahoo.com/trending-tickers
https://market24hclock.com/
https://wallmine.com/
https://fintel.io/
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator
https://brokerchooser.com/
https://www.chathamfinancial.com/technology/us-market-rates

Previous >>53986639

[Anonymous No.53988483]

>futes

[Anonymous No.53988486]

>>53988466
Excuse me, the term "black swan" is offensive. Congress has ordered that all official communication refer to destructive financial events as "caucasian swans". Thank you.

[Anonymous No.53988496]

>>53988455
Nice. Happy for you KO anon.

[Anonymous No.53988501]

We're going to get a black swan event that causes financial contagion in the next 30 days. There are multiple financial institutions that are showing warning signs

[Anonymous No.53988503]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/fund-of-women-run-firms-is-beating-the-s-p-500-since-launching/ar-AA18nzsV

[Anonymous No.53988504]

>natural gas futes

[Anonymous No.53988507]

[Anonymous No.53988511]

>>53988501
>There are multiple financial institutions that are showing warning signs
Explain how, please.

[Anonymous No.53988526]

I went all in on TSLA at $195. How fucked am I ?

[Anonymous No.53988534]

>>53988526

[Anonymous No.53988533]

>>53988511
Both Blackstone and Credit Suisse are insolvent. There are likely numerous other firms that we're not aware of that are in a similar situation.

[Anonymous No.53988539]

>>53988504
My BOIL is back up to +3.48% in the after hours.

[Anonymous No.53988544]

>>53988426
>>53988462
post some links you fuckers.

[Anonymous No.53988555]

>>53988526
Just hold till the next big product hype event and you'll probably be breddy ok. Maybe.

[Anonymous No.53988560]

>Silvergate
The Crypto Pits claim yet more souls

[Anonymous No.53988562]

>>53988533
>Blackstone
CRE and private equity are dicey but the "insolvent" meme was over a single skyscraper or something. We're not going to wake up one morning to them being down 20%.

>Credit Suisse
Those guys have been "insolvent" for several months. But stealth dollar swap lines and time to wind things down means they're a grey swan at best.

[Anonymous No.53988568]

>>53988544
And do they also do the yoga?

[Anonymous No.53988574]

I live in Kentucky. I live in a shed and have no income. Hello.

[Anonymous No.53988581]

>>53988501
There are literally zero serious firms under any sort of duress. Their only problem is where to put all the money they are making from these elevated interest rates.

[Anonymous No.53988597]

astro turf thread

[Anonymous No.53988598]

>>53988467
some hot shot that worked for Lehman in the 2000s thinks we gonna crash big soon.
im gonna start scooping up cheepies this summer in my 401k, both stock ETFs and bond ETFs

[Anonymous No.53988613]

Well well look at what we have here... A small gang of tax evading gamblers, and booooy this is not cool right about now. Now I'm going to go eeniee meenie minee moe and whoever wins gets to be a fine example of those that dont pay capital gains taxes during tax season....

[Anonymous No.53988621]

>>53988581
>There are literally zero serious firms under any sort of duress. Their only problem is where to put all the money they are making from these elevated interest rates.

Kek, delusional. FTX was just a taste of things to come as higher interest keeps going higher for longer.

[Anonymous No.53988628]

>>53988503
>megacorp with 1 million employees already successful for 100 years
>put woman in charge of it
>write articles about how this is all her fault

[Anonymous No.53988629]

poop

[Anonymous No.53988652]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH


https://youtu.be/IwHjl9iGgiQ

[Anonymous No.53988655]

>>53988544
>>53988568
wtf? i'm selling my AMD tomorrow morning. this is bullshit.

[Anonymous No.53988672]

Today was crabbin fun

[Anonymous No.53988678]

>>53988417
>>53988456
>>53988498

[Anonymous No.53988681]

>>53988672

[Anonymous No.53988683]

>work over
>2 mile run done
>showered
>pizza eaten
>shogun 2 time

[Anonymous No.53988689]

>>53988417
what happened with the yuros (not) freezing meme, anyways? totally forgot that shit.

[Anonymous No.53988690]

>>53988613
Jokes on you, I've got piles of capital losses to use as offsets.

[Anonymous No.53988699]

>>53988544
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0Nyuoi_i_o

[Anonymous No.53988700]

>>53988672
>ANYWAYS

[Anonymous No.53988709]

>>53988629
>Oil the past 4 months

[Anonymous No.53988712]

>>53988689
They had enough gas for the winter after all. You know nothing ever happens.

[Anonymous No.53988723]

>>53988689
winter was relatively mild

[Anonymous No.53988728]

>>53988574
Hello, I'll be joining you soon, went all in on UPRO today

[Anonymous No.53988729]

>>53988689
>>53988712
Godly luck on their weather rolls. Or weather manipulation if you want to go full schizo.

[Anonymous No.53988735]

So the DJIA is making the "break down" meme pattern nbut tech jews are desperate for their valueless garbage to stay up and won't capitulate.

But after hours it seems like the contagion is spreading, bobopox is in session in the market

-3% tomorrow, dump it.

[Anonymous No.53988743]

>>53988613
i bought tbills so get fucked fed

[Anonymous No.53988746]

>>53988613
Is that ryan reynolds?

[Anonymous No.53988747]

>>53988574
Based shed dweller.

[Anonymous No.53988758]

Why are we crashing

[Anonymous No.53988776]

Ok, now, Let's test your Business and Finance knowledge.
Heads or Tails?.

[Anonymous No.53988782]

>biden budget tomorrow
>reports saying he wants capital gains short term to go from 20% to 39.5%
>minimum 25% billionaire tax
Lmaooo why would he be so retarded to propose such huge changes. He could have just done a small change and then attacked republicans for not helping paying off the debt. No ones going for these stupid high changes.

[Anonymous No.53988809]

>>53988782
>reports saying he wants capital gains short term to go from 20% to 39.5%
they wouldnt....w-would they?

[Anonymous No.53988813]

>>53988690
>>53988743
>boom boom
Lil pig lil pig I KNOW you were trading stocks anon, open up that fidelity degenerates you cant hide.

[Anonymous No.53988819]

>>53988782
i hate taxes so much bros. ..

[Anonymous No.53988827]

>>53988709
I found out Warren bought a little more OXY today so that was cool at least.

[Anonymous No.53988833]

>>53988533
What makes you think Blackstone is insolvent? They continue making lots of money last time I checked.

[Anonymous No.53988835]

>>53988813
>no

[Anonymous No.53988842]

>>53988467
Cashgang WW@
FUCK JOE BIDEN

[Anonymous No.53988846]

>>53988833
he's not worth the time

[Anonymous No.53988848]

Should i max my 401k and HSA and do a IRA of 6500 all so i can pay 0 taxes?

[Anonymous No.53988852]

>>53988809
Someone has to pay for boomer anon's 6% raise. and social security. Congress thought it would be better to spend social security money on wars than saving it for boomer's retirement.

[Anonymous No.53988861]

>>53988819

What tax bracket is he in I wonder?

[Anonymous No.53988864]

>>53988621
FTX was not a serious firm though. It was a digital beanie babies shop that hired circus crew to run its finances.

[Anonymous No.53988865]

finally making more money in the market than in my software engineering job consistently
my job has gotten so much more relaxing knowing that I'll be fine if they fire me
I've been chilling at the job and no one seems to be able to do anything about it
I'm probably a top 5% earner and probably doing ~2h of real work every day
life's funny like that

[Anonymous No.53988874]

BOIL barrons

[Anonymous No.53988875]

>>53988852
Boomer anon (and my) raises are actually coming out of the shitload of Federal Covid dollars the state received but never spent. But also yes.

[Anonymous No.53988876]

>>53988842
I hope he dies horribly...
>>53988852
Surely long nose clan will put an end to this

[Anonymous No.53988884]

>>53988865
kick ass, blessed

[Anonymous No.53988887]

>>53988782
God even Obama wasn't this shit
And Biden is supposedly to the center compared to him

[Anonymous No.53988895]

>>53988884
it's like a weight has been lifted from my shoulders, my eye bags are disappearing and I've been taking such good care of my physical and mental health

[Anonymous No.53988899]

>>53988842
FUCK jim brandon

[Anonymous No.53988900]

>>53988782
>why would he be so retarded to propose such huge changes
Its an opening bid
>Demand huge, get at least something
>demand little, get even less

[Anonymous No.53988905]

>>53988776
I actually exploit the pricing in heads and tails options to arbitrage a small amount that pays off 500,000:1 if it lands on the edge.

[Anonymous No.53988906]

>>53988865
Can't wait to get there, friend. Its shocking how much I hate being a SWE for how easy it is.

[Anonymous No.53988908]

>>53988900
What was the original demand that landed us with Obamacare?

[Anonymous No.53988912]

>>53988865
works until it doesnt

[Anonymous No.53988915]

>>53988852
Just remove the $125,000 or whatever cap on payroll taxes. Tax wagies more. That's always a good solution.

[Anonymous No.53988916]

>>53988865
how do you make money in the market anon? you trade or you just a divvy kang n sheet

[Anonymous No.53988925]

>>53988776
Tails, and I count both sides of the coin as tails since you didn't define it or show the entire coin. If the other side has someone's head on it, it counts as a picture of an ass.

[Anonymous No.53988928]

>Day 97
>I can get a free McChicken in the app. That's if the app even lets me Check Out anymore.
>That's ok, I can use my Rewards Code in the store.
>They've got me on a short leash. No deals anymore. No free chicken burgers
>Damnit. They've got me. Damnit. But I can't buy now. Mc Chicken tomorrow.
>Damn them.

[Anonymous No.53988931]

>>53988555
Checked. I might just go all in more than I have until it bottoms. I have an extra car to sell if needed.

[Anonymous No.53988933]

>>53988852
>congress thought it would be better to spend social security money on wars than saving it for boomer's retirement
Oh cry me a fucking river, they only spend 1 trillion (ie more than defense) on the glorified ponzi scheme we call a pension system
Fuck the MIC but they're not the reason our shitty system is shitty

[Anonymous No.53988936]

>>53988848
Generally, yes. However write down and remind yourself in 20 years that I'm warning you here and now: they may at some point force your 401k to hold a certain % of treasuries.

[Anonymous No.53988939]

>>53988865
I'm at the top as well and I too don't really do that much work anymore. Curious how it works. They won't fire me because of my knowledge and insight, but noone is pushing me to do actual busy work. Getting old is kinda nice.

[Anonymous No.53988946]

>>53988915
yup, squeeze the wagie from both ends, higher prices, and lower income. Surely this is the beginning of a generational bull run

[Anonymous No.53988947]

>>53988835
You know something anon? All you had to do was put it in an IRA and not go throwing money around on options. You just had to keep it to that and this would all go away. And for what? Now you gotta pay up and I dont look forward to doing this but this is the way it goes now.

[Anonymous No.53988950]

>>53988842
And to think I once dreamed of living in the US
RIP bros, you had a good run

[Anonymous No.53988952]

>>53988842
>suddenly reits are just efficient as all other stocks

[Anonymous No.53988953]

>>53988933
at least spending it on pensions is good for the people

[Anonymous No.53988958]

>>53988928
Only a matter of time until they start cutting McNuggets with fentanyl. Then you'll be HOOKED.

[Anonymous No.53988961]

lol futures bros wtf happened I thought the market was saved

[Anonymous No.53988968]

>>53988699
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uc8vtt3zg0

bro wtf.

[Anonymous No.53988969]

>>53988908
the reality is, the federal government is running out of money soon
so they will try to raise money any way they can
raising taxes will be more popular than cutting the buget

[Anonymous No.53988970]

>>53988953
The military earns its keep several times over by tilting the global shipping and oil trade in our favor. If you're going all "private equity turnaround shark" on the US, guns are some of the last things you want to cut.

[Anonymous No.53988986]

>>53988961
Biden just hiked his rate by 2,000 bepis: >>53988842

[Anonymous No.53988994]

>>53988953
I mean I get that but the entire thing is unstable, throwing more money at it hasn't fixed anything

[Anonymous No.53988995]

I have absolutely zero faith in QS as a company but I have swung it for about a 50% gain this year

[Anonymous No.53989009]

>>53988995
>Tired: Cash is trash
>Wired: Trash is cash
Grats, anon.

[Anonymous No.53989010]

Wheres SOXL nigga at? Hes been doing bretty not bad.

Bet we test 403.50 on the SPY before Fri close

[Anonymous No.53989015]

>>53988970
the military is bloated beyong comprehension
did you miss how much shit they left behind in Afghanistan and didnt even give a fuck

[Anonymous No.53989035]

>>53988995
That's good, it prevents you from getting emotionnally attached to it

[Anonymous No.53989056]

>>53988151
thanks
Are you saying NVIDIA is overvalued. Or not?

[Anonymous No.53989065]

>>53988574
Where do you poop?

[Anonymous No.53989072]

>>53988931
Well, it's propped up by at least as much speculation hype as fundamentals so will have a lot of dangerous volatility, so I'd limit what I put into it and consider it mostly gambling, but the next big hype event should make it do a jump, in my estimation. Surely that retard knows that he let Investor Day bomb and will be desperate to pump it so will do a better job for the product announcement/release event, which he said would be coming before too long.

[Anonymous No.53989084]

>>53989015
I'd say that's more a management problem than a budgetary problem. Obviously you'd fire the bluehairs, trannies, diversity hires, etc who'd leave things behind like that.

But Grandma Ethel having a new hip does much less for our country than MBS knowing we can wipe Riyadh off the map in 24 hours.

[Anonymous No.53989096]

>>53988906
honestly, I've read all there is to read about these guys and got there way sooner than expected https://www.grahamanddoddsville.net/?page_id=933
I would've never gotten there at my age (29) if it wasn't for these guys

>>53988912
you're personally better off with the S&P500...

>>53988916
https://www.grahamanddoddsville.net/?page_id=933 I read every document and book, watched every video and listened to every audio recording I could find from these guys
also from Burry, I found a google drive on reddit's burryology that has an archive of his stuff
Some of these legends say that it's an "inoculation" of knowledge and that some people just get it and some people just don't, I didn't want to believe this for the longest time but I explained my process to friends and family and very few get a grasp of the idea behind the process, and idk if anyone understands on a deeper level... I guess a part of it is experience in spotting the big picture through making mistakes too (I've been in the market for 7 years now)
my initial idea to get to this list was simple: look at people with long ass great track records, do most have a similar process? what is it?
and that got me to this list
with a small amount of money you can do a more quantitative value approach on low floats but the big money and big safety is really in quality assessment which computers are incapable of
I started out with yfinance (github) and japanese tickers the first 2-3 years before getting a better understanding of industries by thoroughly reading annual reports during that time, the recent bank and natural gas buys were pretty obvious, shallow markets aren't really that efficient

>>53988939
it's an ironic game, at senior level they see less work output as less motivation and a signal for offering more pay, while at junior level it's the opposite

[Anonymous No.53989106]

>>53988968
its a very good exercise isnt it.

[Anonymous No.53989109]

>>53988574
Are you happy? Describe how you feel.

[Anonymous No.53989111]

>>53988848
100% yes, the best way is
>get your company match 401k
>max out roth ira
>max out hsa
>finishing maxing 401k
if you can do all of them you're pretty much guaranteed to be able to retire at 59

[Anonymous No.53989125]

>>53989096
What are some of your favorite current holdings?

[Anonymous No.53989128]

>>53989106
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGMkzcqjuZ8

[Anonymous No.53989151]

>>53988842
doesn't this make capital gains pretty much identical to income tax?

[Anonymous No.53989156]

>>53988916
li lu also belongs in that list, so does walter schloss and john templeton
once you get the idea of the process these guys use you have the luxury of analyzing other people's ideas with the same principles as the former, it's amazing how every investor has his own twist to a simple core foundation... I don't think I could invest like any of those at all, I think I've found my own style based on their mutual principles

[Anonymous No.53989162]

lmao the bear thesis relies on "higher for longer" even though it's becoming more and more obvious that we're going to pause and then cut sooner rather than later. They deserve to get obliterated.

[Anonymous No.53989163]

when is the market crashing bros i keep hearing it's coming but nothing happens

[Anonymous No.53989169]

Ummm, today's close looks to have been a bull trap. An epic one at that. Holy

[Anonymous No.53989172]

It's crazy. Out of all the "general" threads across 4chan that I post in, THIS is the only one where people routinely bake early. Most of the time, no one bakes until page 10

[Anonymous No.53989178]

>>53989151
Definitely the idea, the UK effectively does the same with its VAT

[Anonymous No.53989180]

>>53989162
>even though it's becoming more and more obvious that we're going to pause and then cut sooner rather than later.
What exactly are you basing this on?

[Anonymous No.53989186]

>>53989056
>P/E 130+
>Higher than Tesla's

[Anonymous No.53989189]

>>53989172
Lol /bcs/ was worse

[Anonymous No.53989194]

JEWS ARE OUT OF CONTROL

[Anonymous No.53989199]

>>53989172
We like to have fun around here

[Anonymous No.53989204]

>>53988683
Unfathomably based.

[Anonymous No.53989208]

>>53989056
I can't say. Truth is that i'm not confident enough in the near term revenue forecasting. Personally, i'd be buying Nominal bonds instead.

[Anonymous No.53989209]

baking

[Anonymous No.53989212]

>>53989194
Anon, why would you say something like that?

[Anonymous No.53989215]

>>53988628
>>53988503

>What about that woman ran fund... what's it called again?
>BARK? DARK? ARKK?

[Anonymous No.53989221]

>>53989125
one golden rule I never break is that I don't talk about my companies, only about my principles and thoughtflows about ideas
I don't want to manage money for other people, I've done it for a few years for my father and it was the biggest mistake I ever made even though my CAGR was 4% higher than the index with way less volatility. It was much more work for way lower returns than what I make for myself, I did it for him and didn't ask for anything in return, but he still got angry about the volatility (I don't have contact with my family anymore and I realised I grew up in an abusive toxic family)
I realised don't care much about money now that I make enough to do my own thing, so I'd rather keep to myself and not feel in service or in debt to anyone

[Anonymous No.53989223]

>>53989111
>finishing maxing 401k
Not generally worth it unless you somehow make too much. Better to just match for company bonus then go for regular investment account.

[Anonymous No.53989234]

>>53989065
In a bucket. Various gas stations.
>>53989109
Love my life. It's so easy. For the rest of my life I can confidently just do whatever I want every day, and I'll really never have to work. I'll always have enough just from existing. It's heaven.

[Anonymous No.53989236]

>>53989178
So basically reits are now significantly more reasonable

[Anonymous No.53989246]

>>53989125
so I guess time, peace of mind and better mental health are my greatest holdings ; - )

[Anonymous No.53989248]

>>53989223
I get company stock at 15% off and its an S&P. basically imagine buying apple at 15% and then also the company matching 3%

[Anonymous No.53989249]

Alright alright I'm keeping my AMD. Close one there, though. I got my AI on you.

[Anonymous No.53989255]

I don't get what the feds and JP said. How is the job market strong when tons of places are still desperately looking to hire workers because people don't like to get paid in pennies anymore? Places in my state are even constantly closing down because people don't want to work for minimum wage. He is talking about the openings being high or the employment rate being high?

[Anonymous No.53989269]

>>53989248
Thats in a 401k? Usually you cant have individual stock in a 401k.

[Anonymous No.53989274]

>>53988809

Do they have a choice? Interest on national debt has surpassed 1 trillion annually.

They will need to literally finance payments at the end of the year if they dont find 200 billion from somewhere

[Anonymous No.53989277]

>>53989236
If it even happens, Dems don't have the House

[Anonymous No.53989278]

>>53988574
Imagine the smell

[Anonymous No.53989284]

Not to alarm anyone but the US 10Y is currently up 3 pips

[Anonymous No.53989298]

>>53989269
Some companies give you the chance to allocate a portion of your 401k to stock yeah. And it's usually at a discount on top of the match. Not all of it mind you, I'm at 20%, but that mixed with the discount and the match is pretty sweet if you work for a large cap

[Anonymous No.53989304]

>>53989277
Republicucks will do the needful and be the bad guys raising taxes.

[Anonymous No.53989317]

ok bros give it to me straight. if we get the "big one" this year, whats the realistic target floor given how much we've already come off the highs? another -20%? -30%?

[Anonymous No.53989324]

>tfw we get the crash after all
thanks brandon!

[Anonymous No.53989325]

>>53989317
SPY 180. Always has been.

[Anonymous No.53989328]

>>53989255
they are LYING you IDIOT

[Anonymous No.53989327]

>>53989255
tight labor market, i.e. workers/labour have more power than their masters.
As you said, "they don't want to work for peanuts". Labour costs rise. This is inflationary.

[Anonymous No.53989333]

>>53989317
October lows and another bounce. Double bottom. Shwweeooooooooooop.

[Anonymous No.53989359]

>Female broker: "How do you like your calls, anon?"

[Anonymous No.53989362]

TQQQ is faggy shit

[Anonymous No.53989363]

>>53989128
yes i know that is a very hard stretch to do, makes me sweat. keep trying and you will get better. maybe this yoga can help you too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9LnE3KWGSA

[Anonymous No.53989370]

>>53988621
>comparing an unregulated obvious crypto scam run by kids to serious institutions

Seriously?

What’s next, you are gonna tell me funky pops are a canary in the coal mine for industrial stocks?

[Anonymous No.53989372]

>>53989317
I think 300 would be the most optimistic. At 350 there's going to be a billion slurpers because that's where the previous bottom is

[Anonymous No.53989371]

>>53989359
i wish they still made movies like this

[Anonymous No.53989384]

>wait to near close
>load up on a shitload of atm/otm 0DTE calls
>get instantly rich from power hour
People are actually doing this and it's working.

[Anonymous No.53989393]

>>53989317
Pre-pandemic was 3393, and dropping under that for the bottom would make a good headline. Maybe somewhere between there and 3200.

[Anonymous No.53989407]

>>53989125
>>53988916
Assuming you understand the principles laid out in the publications from the people in that list, you'll know where to look...
of course it requires effort: you have to fly to turkey once to get access to their market because you need to be there in person for some paperwork, you have to do the paperwork to get access to kospi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8qt7Ihpvco
japan has easy access through ibkr
basically you wanna invest where shit has hit the fan, ukraine post-war investment boom will be absolutely insane and there are listed companies that are operating in ukraine right now that are for sale on the cheap with surprisingly low risk, as in they can get nuked and your investment will be fine

[Anonymous No.53989409]

>>53989284
>2 year up -4 pips

[Anonymous No.53989448]

>>53989328
Unironically go out into the world. Everyone I know who has looked for work in the last year has been able to take their pick, places are desperate. Shitty businesses closing and people becoming unemployed is literally the outcome the Fed has been going for this entire time.

[Anonymous No.53989471]

>>53988895
*Very* good, that health is even more valuable than the money. I'm ~50 and got rugged by Great Recession and the aftereffects in my personal life (it led to divorce and homelessness thanks to a perfect storm including debt I'd used to build the business that 09 heemed). I was finally starting to figure out a pretty decent path out of it within my means when a sudden health issue hit and made it to where I can't physically function in order to carry it out, so now I'm trying to figure out how to leverage what little I have with stocks (after picking 5 winning race horses for my son who is in a stocks program while in school, all 5 survived 2022 in the green relative to original purchase). I had gotten myself to feeling as strong as I had in many years and then there it hit out of nowhere, so health alone is one of the most crucial factors as to essentially everything. I definitely could have taken better care of mine in younger years.

What you have right now, definitely do not go lax in keeping it up, but also remember this...no matter what happens to you negative, no matter if any or all of that gets taken away in life, never give up, never give in to despair, and just *always* figure out how you can stay in the game with whatever it is that you *do* have, no matter how "little" that is in the conventional sense. Count blessings, not curses.

[Anonymous No.53989474]

I'm feeling a -5% gap down in pre-market tomorrow

[Anonymous No.53989482]

Sicilian or Bigfoot?

[Anonymous No.53989489]

>>53988819
>risk your ALREADY TAXED money in the market
>investing with your own personal risk
>gubmint: um excuse me thats also partially mine haha ty
>oops you lost it all? haha only $3000 deduction a year goyim
>oh you made lots of money? that'll be 40% goyim
explain

[Anonymous No.53989497]

>>53989384
Can I get a fact check on this? Can we really do this?

[Anonymous No.53989506]

>>53989186
It depends how fast NVIDIA will grow.
Im just asking, because the stock keeps going up and up and Im seeming to miss something about the reason for it.

[Anonymous No.53989519]

Wheres that lil nigger who was bragging about selling XPON at 2.5?

[Anonymous No.53989525]

The market will follow bitcoin

Down that is

[Anonymous No.53989528]

>>53989489
To explain how retarded it is the cap gains tax proposed would be higher than just selling every year claiming as income.

[Anonymous No.53989533]

It's always something. I was going to swap my account into a cash one so I could do some small level day trading without PDT and it says I have to wait 2 trading days for already in motion settles to complete.

[Anonymous No.53989535]

>>53989474
The bottom is t in till we hit consecutive circuit breaker days.

We just had the “return to normal” phase of the meme chart and are heading down.

[Anonymous No.53989558]

>>53989489
While I agree with you, one little note to shore up this greentext. In US tax law, you can offset your gains with unlimited amounts of losses. The "$3,000 deduction carryover per year" is for OTHER income types, like income from a job or something. But capital gains and capital losses have no limit because they are in the same category.

[Anonymous No.53989564]

>Chinese ships in strait are cutting cables connected to Taiwan

Uh bros? Bullish for WW3? Should I short more Chinese stocks before they get delisted?

[Anonymous No.53989574]

>>53989298
Sweet deal then yeah.

[Anonymous No.53989582]

>>53989471
yeah.. the beautiful thing about this business is that you only have to do a good analysis once on a company that you decide to buy
most people think high returns mean high risk but fundamentally high returns are paired with low risk since the only risk you have is overpaying
I could probably make 1 trade a year and be fine at this point

[Anonymous No.53989651]

>>53989474
Maybe, earlier today was some pretty weak crabbing throughout the markets, so thursday and friday everything might shit the bed.

[Anonymous No.53989671]

>>53989582
sure, sure

[Anonymous No.53989678]

>>53989317
I’m hedging with sqqq for the big one this year
>Beware the ides March

[Anonymous No.53989683]

yeet

[Anonymous No.53989686]

I have shares in a Zinc company called New Century. I received a letter in the mail that Sibanye Stillwater is making a very measely offer of $1.10 per share to takeover the company.

I have never been offered a takeover before: if I don't reply that means I am refusing the offer for my vote? Because the only option is to "accept" on the form there is no "decline". As well, does that mean I would be given the $1.10 per share for my holdings and that's that? Or would I be given a stake in Sibanye Stillwater shares instead?

[Anonymous No.53989693]

>>53988947
but i'm hooked

[Anonymous No.53989705]

>>53989186
Bro GE’s pe is 164. Kek wtf is going on.

[Anonymous No.53989723]

>>53989705
>GE
how the fuck is this at 87 now? WTF happened?

[Anonymous No.53989725]

>>53989582
I've got a looong way to go to get to that point of understanding. My son got into the program and needed to choose his stocks and I wanted to help him make the absolute most of the opportunity. This was early 2021 and I didn't know much of anything at all. I read the materials of the program, not understanding hardly any of it, and just started looking at the charts on Google Finance. The only numbers I paid any attention to were P/E ratios, which I tried to keep to 15 or less. Just that and autism power on the charts picked those 5 winning longs (he has to hold them till the program ends, but has had 2 opportunities to choose one to sell and then pick a replacement since then). After watching them gain during 2022 while the S&P 500 kept dropping and dropping (all of his are that index) I realized I'd done beddy decent and figured I'd best start trying to learn some actual stuff about it. I have picked up a tons of bits and pieces from seeing things mentioned here, read a lot of Investopedia and brokerage learning pages, but it's incredibly difficult for me to fully grasp and internalize a lot of things. I understand what you mean there though, that if you really figure out a winning company to invest in, their fundamentals will support that move, often enough. I've watched his every single day since Feb 2021 and watched them hold strong through an incredible storm (the whole of 2022).

[Anonymous No.53989733]

>>53989474
That is extremely generous, and BASED

[Anonymous No.53989757]

>>53989725
What company?

[Anonymous No.53989762]

>>53989564
It's really funny how this isn't being talked about

[Anonymous No.53989763]

>>53989693
I wanna be hooked

[Anonymous No.53989767]

>>53989533
>motion settles to complete.
You still have to have funds settle to day trade i thought. Day trade just lets you buy and sell the same security or like securities.

[Anonymous No.53989768]

>>53989757
ABBV
ALL
DE
LDOS
GIS

[Anonymous No.53989786]

>>53989767
Yes, I am aware of that, my intent is to trade portions of it at a time so that I can wait out the 2 day settlements and still have some to play with, juggling between them. But now I have to wait 2 days on settles just to even change it to a cash account even though I already have funds settled that cover those trades.

[Anonymous No.53989787]

>>53989763
and (You) may be hooked

[Anonymous No.53989790]

>>53989686
there's a news article about it
https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/safricas-sibanye-stillwater-gains-71-stake-aussie-zinc-miner-eyes-full-control-2023-03-07/

>This will further enable remaining New Century shareholders who are looking to sell their shares on market to dispose of their holdings in an orderly manner and receive payment,

So what if I decline the takeover offer? Does that mean I don't get payment if the offer goes ahead? I don't understand (obviously)

[Anonymous No.53989795]

>>53989582
I’d like to hear your take on OSTK.

But really, you’ve made your money on international stocks? Or that’s where you’re bullish in the future?

[Anonymous No.53989796]

>>53989768
These havent done anything for the last year. Are you pulling my chain?

[Anonymous No.53989799]

JEPI and SPXS!

[Anonymous No.53989802]

it's movie night. what are we watching

[Anonymous No.53989810]

>>53989802
die hard 3

[Anonymous No.53989814]

>>53989802
OH FUCK I MISSED MOVIE NIGHT!

where’s the guy who runs the Lum story time channel?

[Anonymous No.53989822]

What do you guys think about bill gross? I read his blog a little bit and it’s pretty good

[Anonymous No.53989825]

>>53989796
What they did was survive 2022 in the overall green for his account (he gets to keep the gains only, the program takes the initial capital back). All of them have made him some good returns except for this year LDOS took a hit. It's still in the green for him, but getting close to the floor. It had at one point gotten to +$1000 for him.

[Anonymous No.53989835]

>>53989822
doesn't matter won't read

[Anonymous No.53989843]

>>53989723
If you are asking why they aren't 7-12 dollars anymore they had a reverse split

[Anonymous No.53989844]

>>53989564
The cables got cut like 30 times in the last five years, so probably not
China is big mad that Taiwan's President is going to the US to talk with representatives though, so who knows

[Anonymous No.53989846]

>>53989234
what do you eat? how do you afford toilet paper and soap and toothpaste?
how are you on 4cham

[Anonymous No.53989859]

>>53989835
He created a decent portion of the modern bond market…

[Anonymous No.53989871]

>>53989859
but does he know what happens when cash is more attractive than equities?

[Anonymous No.53989875]

>>53989790
It means their lawyers will challenge you to single combat. If they win, you lose your shares. You win, you keep your shares and get one of theirs.

[Anonymous No.53989881]

>>53989796
This is ABBV, ALL, DE, GIS, GIS, GIS (he DCAd over a few days), LDOS, top to bottom. Considering the rules of the program, which is essentially make a choice and hold it till the end, and the market conditions since then, I'd say this is breddy danged good. I just hope it can hold till the program ends.

[Anonymous No.53989890]

>>53988782
He highballed on purpose so they can haggle down to a more reasonable 35% short term capital gains and -10% billionaire ta- I mean crisis relief subsidy.

[Anonymous No.53989896]

Bros...can you say hyperinflationary great depression on the horizon?

https://wlos.com/news/nation-world/california-increases-proposed-reparation-payments-to-360k-per-person-report-says-black-african-american-ancestry-slave-slaves

[Anonymous No.53989904]

>>53989871
You’re asking if the bond guys know how to handle high cash environments? It’s as easy as bringing your duration as close to zero as possible my friend, of course he knows.

[Anonymous No.53989928]

>>53989896
SHILL ME YOUR HOTTEST VEGAS CASINO STOCKS NOW

[Anonymous No.53989932]

>>53988900
>Its an opening bid
It's all politics. Democrats had full control of house + senate for 2 years and they still didn't pass shit except a few EV rebates.
Now you get Biden pushing some of the most moronic policy when they don't even control the house.

The whole point is to get some clickbait headline about helping the common man and make the other side look bad. None of our politicians want to tax capital gains because all their own income also comes from capital gains.
The truth is they're just gonna let inflation continue to run wild as a stealth tax against the middle class.

[Anonymous No.53989949]

>>53989896
We all Black people here, right? I mean, I don't know about 'chall but my ancestry records are only a little incomplete.

I deserve that $360k though.

[Anonymous No.53989952]

>>53989896
West coast worst coast holy shit

[Anonymous No.53989974]

>>53989952
They looked at some of the most beautiful locales America has to offer and said "Let's cover it all with dogshit."

[Anonymous No.53989978]

MOTT CAPITAL BROS IT'S OVER

[Anonymous No.53989998]

>>53989928
YOU COULD NOT SURVIVE MY HOTTEST VEGAS STOCKS.
THEY ARE TOO POTENT. THEY'LL KILL YOU

[Anonymous No.53990006]

>>53988486
Wrong they are actually BIPOC swans

[Anonymous No.53990015]

Threadly reminder that dividends are irrelevant. If you want a bit of cash from your stocks, you can sell some.

[Anonymous No.53990022]

>>53988511
I don't know how did a yeild curve inversion in 2019 predict a pandemic in 2020?

[Anonymous No.53990050]

>>53990022
Delete this.

[Anonymous No.53990057]

>>53988560

[Anonymous No.53990068]

>>53990015
Fuck a Nigger in the ass

[Anonymous No.53990071]

>>53990015
they're irrelevant in the sense that you count both dividends + price appreciation for growth since you can always re-invest dividends, tax-free in some cases

better to get cash and re-invest it rather than the company burning the money on some garbage acquisition or project
and stock buybacks on their own do not provide price stability, you need both buybacks and some dividends
even Microsoft had as much as ~3% divvy last decade

and banks with dividends re-invested outperform

[Anonymous No.53990084]

I've been thinking a lot about shannons demon. What if I use 1x SPX as my bear position, then sell it if it goes down 25% and then I sell and buy 2x SPX

if it goes down another 25% then I sell and buy SPXL and hold forever.

You reduce your position by 50% putting into the lower leveraged tier every year until you reach 100% holdings in SPX x1 again

It literally cannot go tits up...

[Anonymous No.53990088]

>>53989317
Here ya go...

[Anonymous No.53990102]

>>53989932
Dude, the federal government is running dry
Something needs to give
Doesnt matter who runs what

[Anonymous No.53990103]

>>53989725
really, I posted a link in this thread, go there and start reading publications from those people. That's all there is to it. Benjamin graham will teach you accounting, schloss graham and li lu will teach you balance sheet analysis, early buffett partnership letters will teach that too
nick sleep will teach you about quality and to an extent peter thiel (zero to one) and jeff bezos (early amazon annual reports) will teach you about quality too
I only look at full-history charts to look at what annual reports I should read first, major price movements on a given year are always clearly explained in the annual report following the major price movement whether it's up or down

>>53989795
well I haven't read any annual reports and the numbers aren't obviously attractive to me
I don't know how their business operates but I'll tell you this: one time I looked at an attractive japanese company who appeared to be in the same situation as this company (shitty furniture and decoration sales)
so they instead scrapped 90% of their shops, leased warehouses instead and marketed towards event companies and businesses
so they rented out all this office furniture and had replacement policies in place (depreciated office furniture gets renewed) and sold the used ones second hand
they did this for the event companies too, they organise parties for businesses and weddings and whatnot and provide custom interior design to the clients, so same business model as the office furniture and sell secondhand after they're done with it
it's brilliant, and the stock of course followed increased earnings
I didn't buy because I found something better at the time, related to digitisation of the gambling industry which increased profit margins by cutting overhead

[Anonymous No.53990105]

>>53990084
btw Im an unemployed finance professional so maybe im incompetent and autistic.

[Anonymous No.53990107]

>>53989932
You have to wonder why seemingly everything hates the middle class. I think its intentional. The middle class by force of existential struggle must try to survive and that struggle to survive creates the talented individuals to rise up from it.

[Anonymous No.53990119]

>>53990103
Why not spill the beans, what you bought with all your analysis.
Not very credible

[Anonymous No.53990126]

>>53990088
That dip at the top seems to have been slurped quite a bit compared to the others.

[Anonymous No.53990140]

What’s a bepis?

[Anonymous No.53990141]

ALL IN CYBER SECURITY BUY CYBU NOW!!!!!ALL IN CYBER SECURITY BUY CYBU NOW!!!!!ALL IN CYBER SECURITY BUY CYBU NOW!!!!!

[Anonymous No.53990145]

>>53988842
>Invest in your company and not propping up equity prices
Brandon sticking it to those MUMU fooking sh!ts

[Anonymous No.53990148]

>>53989881
What time horizon is this. This portfolie did nothing the last year.

[Anonymous No.53990151]

>>53990141
UCYB*

[Anonymous No.53990154]

>>53990103
Yeah, I already had that bookmarked from seeing the post and had already started checking out articles from/on the investors. Very much appreciated.

[Anonymous No.53990157]

>>53990140
Powell's nickname for his dick

[Anonymous No.53990166]

BBW is up 11% AH
How do I profit from this?

[Anonymous No.53990168]

>>53990148
Just from Feb 2021 till he's done with college. What do you expect a portfolio chosen in early 2021 with mostly strictly held longs to do during 2022? There were times when he was up over $5000 in gains.

[Anonymous No.53990169]

>>53990157

Hot

[Anonymous No.53990187]

>>53990119
I don't have anything to gain from posting the companies, I don't need to show off credibility. A high school student can explain addition and subtraction to an elementary school student, no maths PhD needed for that. Of course you can be sceptical about the high school student and tell him that he is not credible because he doesn't have a maths PhD. Or you can listen and reason with their logic and communicate flaws.

[Anonymous No.53990188]

>>53990088
>157.13
>1+5+7=13
>13.13
>1313

They totally would, wouldnt they, bros? Its all so tiresome... Also, checked those wild repeating digits, my dude. This post is spooky.

[Anonymous No.53990190]

ASTS CHADS WYA

[Anonymous No.53990197]

>>53990148
And further, how many strictly held longs picked in 2021 do you think are still in the green (relative to purchase date) now? Have you seen how many ETFs went into the negs? This portfolio outdid the S&P quite nicely and didn't really suffer other than around April 2022 and *this* year.

[Anonymous No.53990209]

>>53990188
>>53990088
consecutive 88 dubs. its over.

[Anonymous No.53990218]

>>53990190
>4m revenue
hahahahahahaAHAHAHAHAHHHSDALDsajdsadjaskdas

[Anonymous No.53990219]

>>53990166
>BBW is up 11% AH
>How do I profit from this?
I am going to tell you how you profit from this information in this post.
You will invest in level II data so you can read tick by tick order flow, and see exactly how many shares are trading and at what price.
The best option for a newfag trader is WeBull, as it is only $1.99 a month - cheaper than the competitors with a solid interface + good charts
With this new gained information, new ability to look at how trades are actually going through, whether it's big orders, small orders, retail orders, etc, you will gain huge perspective in the markets, which will greatly increase your profit over your lifetime.
I don't know a single (successful) trader who doesn't look at level II
You're welcome, newfag(s)
and in case you're too dense to understand why I am posting this picture in response to your question, it's because no volume of shares traded - it doesn't matter whatsoever when it's only 1,000 shares trading
if it was hundreds of thousands of shares+ trading after hours and it was up, then it would matter and be "real"

[Anonymous No.53990225]

>>53990071
>they're irrelevant in the sense that you count both dividends + price appreciation for growth
Yes. Dividend irrelevance is about how dividends are not relevant in portfolio selection, not counting trading costs and taxes. They're certainly a relevant component of a stock's return.
>and banks with dividends re-invested outperform
In fact, dividend-paying stocks (not just bank stocks) have outperformed on average. But this was not because of the dividend. It was because, historically, dividends are statistically correlated with the value and quality factors.

[Anonymous No.53990229]

>>53990187
If you own a stock, why wouldnt you advertise it? You would make that stock more popular.
Again not credible

[Anonymous No.53990230]

>>53990088
I think it goes much lower if we go WWIII

[Anonymous No.53990234]

>>53990219
>I don't know a single (successful) trader
FTFY

[Anonymous No.53990240]

Why did Semiconductor stocks rally so hard today?

[Anonymous No.53990245]

>>53989843
No we’re wondering why it has a P/E ratio triple Tesla and 30 higher than NVDA. Maybe GE is the real short opportunity here.

[Anonymous No.53990251]

>>53990088
>>53990188
>>53990209
Yep, posting in a cursed thread.

[Anonymous No.53990258]

>NVDA IS HIGHER RETURN THAN SOXL YTD
xD

[Anonymous No.53990262]

>>53990245
It probably just had a bad year

[Anonymous No.53990276]

>>53990258
Even Tesla has stopped rallying, yet NVDA keeps going up.
Maybe other know more than us?

[Anonymous No.53990291]

>>53990276
it's based on retarded speculation/forecasts of AI chip revenue

tempted to buy 2 year LEAP puts

[Anonymous No.53990294]

>>53990240
NVDA got that retard strength.

[Anonymous No.53990295]

>>53990245
GE has profit margins of -0.1%, if they were to clean it up their PE could go to 10 easily
nvidia already has margins of 16%, they can't increase margins, they can only increase sales. So they're supposed to triple their sales this year... to make any sense owning the stock. lul

[Anonymous No.53990297]

>futures

[Anonymous No.53990299]

>>53990154
keep in mind, expand your search for content from these people beyond this site
buffett and nick sleep's partnership letters are a holy grail

>>53990229
-because I still work and want to acquire more of any stock that I own as long as I make money by working, you are my competitor
-because these companies are so small that if I tell anyone close to me about them, I don't want them to find me posting on this degenerate hellhole by googling the stock
-because I'm curious to find out to what extent I'm "naturally" right, eventually good value becomes obvious and other people pounce
-if I will ever post about a good company online, it would be the value investors club, not 4chan
I have more reasons but I don't care about spending my energy on someone who has already made up their mind

[Anonymous No.53990307]

>>53990190
I noticed that existed last week and picked up a few calls.

[Anonymous No.53990320]

>>53990299
sure, sure, buddy

[Anonymous No.53990326]

>>53990088
>>53990126
450-480 is when I'm going to be super cautious.
And it won't be a one-day crash either. It could take a month or two to unwind

[Anonymous No.53990332]

>>53990218
It's a growing company. They are about to get a DoD contract. Get in or stay poor fag.

[Anonymous No.53990334]

>futures

[Anonymous No.53990352]

>>53990166
> Did you say BBW?

[Anonymous No.53990353]

>>53990119
>Not very credible
It's surprising how many people fall for these types of larps. He already explicitly announced it as a larp too. The more you press, he'll give endless excuses why he can't offer a single real example of past success.

See >>53989221
>one golden rule I never break is that I don't talk about my companies, only about my principles and thoughtflows about ideas

And then he'll name drop a bunch of successful investors. No actual principals, not that learning some basic quotes will make anyone rich anyway.
>buy when there is blood in the streets
ok.

You could also just do the math on his claimed 4% CAGR over "the index". Assume SPY which is running ~10% since 2016. That time period would put him at age 22-29. 4% edge makes for 14% returns, or a +150% return on initial investment. As a fresh college grad in tech, savings rates tend to increase rapidly the first few years assuming no lifestyle creep. That would put money-weighted returns likely closer to ~70%. Someone who randomly bought NVDA in December is up more than that right now. It's a solid profit but certainly not enough to retire and live off passive investment while making 1 trade per year max.

It takes multiple decades and a much better CAGR than 14% to see material outperformance vs SPY, to the point that it would show meaningful impact to any of the small 6 or 7 fig ports around here.
There is much more alpha in active trading and identifying probable winners over a 6-12 month timeframe than passive analysis of value/quality companies.

As a profitable trader myself, I can however offer a real example of a winning pick. I've mentioned it before as evidenced in the archive: VIST. Up ~300% since my initial buys back in Dec 2021.

[Anonymous No.53990368]

>>53990294
Tesla had that too, but NVDA keeps going.

[Anonymous No.53990380]

>>53990368
NEO is better faggot

[Anonymous No.53990381]

>Reading up on Mark to Market accounting
Why would you want to express account value in terms of cash flows instead of simple P&L/book value? Seems much easier to track asset performance that way. I guess higher level shit cares more about the broad picture and long term than individual trades

[Anonymous No.53990395]

>>53990381
Debt to equity ratio is what you want

[Anonymous No.53990401]

>>53990332
>growing
>missed revenue

[Anonymous No.53990404]

>>53990380
It is?

[Anonymous No.53990409]

>>53990353
like I said 4% more CAGR was for my father, on a short time scale (only a few years) which is not significant anyway
I do way better with more volatility, this year I'm up 20% so far and I will probably triple my money over the next 3 years

if you think I'm larping you can ask me anything you don't understand about the business of buying businesses and I'll gladly answer your questions

[Anonymous No.53990412]

Thinking of going full pattern day trader but I don't know which broker I should go with

fidelity
>+Most 'respectable' broker out of the bunch aka least likely to go tits up
>-mobile app is ass>
>-only 1 lvl options
Webull
>-china
>+has crypto
>++my luckiest broker
>+decent ui
>+has decent amount of chart indicators on moble app which I have used to success
>+option lvl 2
>-cant use market price for option trading, limit only. I have to edit orders time from time
+penny stocks

Robinhood
>-shady as shit
>---most likely to go tits up
>+crypto
>++option lvl 3

[Anonymous No.53990425]

>>53990353
>not that learning some basic quotes will make anyone rich anyway.
All things being equal, if the market was truly a random walk (it isn't), you could flip a coin and be just as likely to succeed on trades. What matters the most is risk management, trade psychology, and position sizing. Especially the risk management. Once you have those established, you can be a successful trader long term.
Since the method of entry doesn't really matter you could just as well use astrology (I actually follow the ideas of the Benner Cycle since it makes tangible sense)

>he'll give endless excuses why he can't offer a single real example of past success
It's also tricky because if you found success, why the fuck would you share it? Arbitrage would remove any kind of edge you have if people could replicate it easily. Similarly, every trader is unique. We could follow the exact same system and have two completely different results end of year due to psychological trade differences

Anyways thanks for coming to my TED Talk

[Anonymous No.53990433]

>>53990326
Yeah if you look where the confluence is at, where the support line and the trendline meet at 157.13, it has months for the chart to extend out there on the way down before it finally touches that corner as support. Bulltards are going to slurp and "buy the dip" all the dip all the way down slowing the crash and crabbing the markets all the way down- and they will all go broke not with a bang, but with a whimper.

[Anonymous No.53990456]

>>53990412
Diversification is key. Not just in assets, but in platforms too. As a (((Canadian))), I use Questrade but recently got options approval at TD with a new investing account. The fees are outrageous and I will likely just use it to purchase safe assets that I can forget about. But if something ever happened to either of them, it's only like 1/3 of my total trading accounts that would go tits up. I also have a forex account and a few other things with other brokers, though I don't use them. But I have the ability to do so.

Also going to push you away from Robinhood. Webull being chink based is a big red flag, depending on politics. What about Interactive Brokers?

[Anonymous No.53990467]

>>53990401
Earnings are the 30th fag

[Anonymous No.53990479]

>>53990412
I use TD with thinkorswim. I don't have Fidelity, but hear it has better interest on automatic cash sweeps, in case you have a lot of cash sitting around, so I'd probably take them as a second if I needed two accounts. Schwab's buying out TD anyway, so I'll be stuck with Schwab soon. I wouldn't touch Robinhood.

[Anonymous No.53990488]

>>53990295
Meanwhile NVDA revenue even declined last year. Truly baffling why the stock keeps rising.
Or this is the best shorting opportunity right now.

[Anonymous No.53990487]

>>53990433
How did you reach the value of 157.13, anyways? Using fib levels between ATL/ATH I get 209.80

[Anonymous No.53990495]

>>53990433
0 chance of that. There'd be a credit crisis and they'd close the market before then.

[Anonymous No.53990511]

>>53990381
because accrual accounting doesn't represent real world value, cash based accounting does
but cash based accounting is shit at keeping track of records
the true value of your business at a certain point in the future is the liquidation value which is cash based
to buy a company you put cash in, and you can only pay yourself and reinvest into the business with cash
another example is doubtful receivables: take airbnb for example, they're never gonna see the full amount of receivables kept on the balance sheet in cash. This should be discounted in your balance sheet analysis, securities analysis has a page that explains this with an example (see image)

[Anonymous No.53990514]

>>53990467
post email so i can laugh at you when it tanks 30%

[Anonymous No.53990516]

>>53990495
It you think everything is manipulated and part of a controlled demolition and carefully orchestrated way to make everyone lose money, it is in fact more than a 0% chance

[Anonymous No.53990523]

where do I trade 0dte lotto tickets?

[Anonymous No.53990529]

>>53989111
you guys have lots of confidence in the american financial system, im just doing it for short term tax avoidance and gonna liquidate everything to live inna woods

[Anonymous No.53990530]

>>53990523
If you need to ask, you're not ready.

[Anonymous No.53990532]

>>53990488
How is this worth 600 billion dollars. lol

[Anonymous No.53990534]

JEWS ARE RUINING EVERYTHING

[Anonymous No.53990536]

>>53990511
I'm not too big on fundamental analysis. I usually trend trade. I did watch some Martin Shkreli videos on balance sheet stuff, which I found somewhat useful.
So it winds back to what I said about long term and higher level stuff, then. I suppose NPV and other metrics are important for businesses to track for valuation

[Anonymous No.53990539]

>>53990495
>There'd be a credit crisis
Lol, no shit. This is news to no one.

[Anonymous No.53990545]

>>53990532
Can you do TA on fundamental charts?
>Here we see a New York City Skyline forming into a WTC incident

[Anonymous No.53990550]

>>53990530
Stop protecting me from myself

[Anonymous No.53990568]

>>53990536
Martin Shkreli got too brainwashed by working for Jim Cramer back in his early days. Trend trading doesn't work in the long run, no billionaires are made that way.
If you can't stand annual reports and insist on watching youtube videos, at least check out mohnish pabrai for top tier content

[Anonymous No.53990577]

>>53990425
>if you found success, why the fuck would you share it?
Everyone that thinks they've found a winner is incentivized to share it once they've built a full position. If others agree, they'll follow in buying and the value increases. Then once the opportunity has shrunk, the original investor could consider selling and jumping onto a new idea.
Naturally there are some examples where this isn't true: Think nanocaps with no liquidity, options trades, or any arbitrage situation.

If anything, it's more disadvantageous for a trader to share their process than their positioning, as this larper claims to be doing. More people turning over the same rocks would reduce the available pool of cheap finds for him to pick future winners from. The Japanese market is ripe with inefficiency, but it's more damaging to tell people that general fact than to give a specific example. I myself made a trade on IG Port last year - there was a mass selloff and it crashed to around 1k yen, barely above net cash. I bought and sold a few months later for a 60% gain once it reverted.

But its not like anyone even needs to see a current example. A single concrete example of past investing success would suffice. Its clear he won't post anything, because that would invite critique and kill the larp. These roleplay sessions always go the same way.

[Anonymous No.53990578]

>>53990532
If it's earned 26 billion so far in 2023, it's a monster. All in NVDA calls NOW.

[Anonymous No.53990588]

>>53990578
No thats the last year. The report was in January.

[Anonymous No.53990589]

>>53990545
lmaoooooo

[Anonymous No.53990608]

>>53990412
Level 4 options and portfolio margin were easy to get with TD Ameritrade so I stuck with them. Their margin interest rates are stupidly high, but that rate doesn't effect naked puts so I don't care. They also have a bunch of TA tools. I only use the 200 and 50 SMA so it doesn't really matter to me either.

[Anonymous No.53990616]

>>53990588
*was in february

[Anonymous No.53990629]

>>53990412
Robinhood keeps adding new features, new services, and improving things I don't think they're going anywhere unless they have some skeletons somewhere.

[Anonymous No.53990633]

>>53990568
why not? If anything it could make millionaires. TA and FA are both valuable in their own ways.

[Anonymous No.53990637]

>>53990456
I Need a broker with a decent mobile app because I work in a machine shop but have a decent signal. I trade during breaks and when the machines are running but the bosses aren't looking. I mentioned those because those are the ones I have now just to get around the day trade limits. If i go full pattern day im only going to be sticking to one broker because I don't have THAT much of money lying around.

>What about Interactive Brokers?
I'll look into that.
>>53990456
>>53990479
>Also going to push you away from Robinhood
That's what I though, those promos on their app is suspicious as fuck. 1% match IRA on a mobile only broker?
>>53990479
>I use TD with thinkorswim
I've heard day traders recommend thinkorswim.
>>53990608
>>53990608
>Level 4 options and portfolio margin were easy to get with TD Ameritrade so I stuck with them
>Their margin interest rates are stupidly high, but that rate doesn't effect naked puts so I don't care
Yeah I'm doing options too, so that's not going to affect me.

Okay TD seems to be having a edge here.

[Anonymous No.53990642]

fucking BAKE nigger, i dont want to waste my valuable question on a dead thread

[Anonymous No.53990647]

>>53990487
157.13 is the next (and really only) major support zone on the Monthly chart below the current price today, and shows strong resistance multiple times extending all the way back to the late 90's, while the trendline is solid and demonstrates multiple areas of support all the way back to 1993. The area where the trendline meets the 157.13 support/resistance zone creates a strong area of confluence and basically doubles the amount of support where the price is most likely to find solid ground before continuing to climb upward again- which would be fine if it wasnt way far down from the current price today. It's nothing too serious (for the time being) and a bit ridiculous, but just something to note.

[Anonymous No.53990660]

>>53990637
>mobile only broker
wat? I trade on their website on my laptop daily.

[Anonymous No.53990666]

>>53990511
OK
This is NVIDIAs last report.
What would you make of it?
Is it worth 600 billion?

Here is the whole balance sheet:
https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-announces-financial-results-for-fourth-quarter-and-fiscal-2023

[Anonymous No.53990673]

>>53990219
Nigger

[Anonymous No.53990674]

>>53990577
net cash means cash minus liabilities.
The company had ~4.5B in cash and ~6B liabilities
so no, you did not in fact buy the company barely above net cash
since this is a purchase you made, surely you're aware what these liabilities consist of and why they are so important, since you can't get out of paying them
feel free to explain, because I just read up on it and it doesn't seem like you have

[Anonymous No.53990677]

>>53990666

[Anonymous No.53990691]

>>53990666
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[Anonymous No.53990695]

>>53990660
Guess im retarded, I couldn't figure out how to do that with robinhood.

[Anonymous No.53990703]

>>53990568
>Trend trading doesn't work in the long run, no billionaires are made that way
That's why I'm so keen on risk management; it's a marathon, not a race. Sure, it's exciting to see an anon post a 400% gain flipping options, but eventually his account will be permanently down 75%, too. If you can post 9-12% annual results with defined risk and historical data to back it up, being a prop trader is a very viable career path. I'm happy I got my $3000 bumps out of the way early and now I can focus on doing things properly. And if nothing else, it's a fun hobby that generates some money, rather than pissing it away on vidya, smokings, funko pops, or netflix.

[Anonymous No.53990720]

>>53990633
sure, there was some analysis that tracked how jim cramer buy picks had amazing 1d performance relative to the index
but of course terrible performance in the long run
if you wanna make your money through pump and dumps and think you can outwit others feel free to do so
when shkreli was working for cramer you have to keep in mind he was part of a team and they were managing billions
you have way better opportunities with your small amount of capital, people who manage billions can't buy great deals in companies where the daily volume is $30K since the return on the time looking through these companies is too tiny

[Anonymous No.53990726]

>>53990666

[Anonymous No.53990732]

>>53990703

I dont want to be warren buffett I just want to be able to pump gas and look away from the price thing

Maybe this isnt be for me

[Anonymous No.53990738]

WAbros, it's over. I have to get out of here.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/new-bill-would-classify-conservative-speech-domestic-violence-extremism

[Anonymous No.53990742]

>>53990409
>if you think I'm larping you can ask me anything you don't understand about the business of buying businesses and I'll gladly answer your questions
Why would I need you to analyze a business for me?
I'm fully capable of doing that myself. There is no tangible evidence that you have any real credentials.

>>53990674
Nice of you to finally give some concrete evidence of your own incompetence. You can't even read a balance sheet correctly. It's too bad you couldn't show this through an example of your own, but that's fine.

This is precisely what I'm talking about, post an example and you'll see some critique. Then the whole larp immediately falls apart.

[Anonymous No.53990748]

>DASH
This nigger will not die.

[Anonymous No.53990750]

>>53990720
That is true, but if I were already handling billions I would personally retire. Me being retail, TA is the only route I know how to take. A developed trading plan works long term that much I know if it's just a buy and hold, without any of the extra fancy stuff found in options .

[Anonymous No.53990759]

>>53990695
You just go to a stock and use the buy/sell box over to the right. All of your positions and lists will show up on the main page. Their setup is pretty ideal for making quick trades on breaks and stuff too, btw. I set up accounts at TDA, Schwab, and E*TRADE to check them out, and settled on using Robinhood for everything while I am trading on a very small amount of money, but I used E*TRADE's research tools to enhance most decisions. 2 reasons that resulted in that are 1.5% interest on the cash that's sitting there ready to invest, and the round ups contributions when using their debit card. Oh, and most importantly, fractional shares. I don't concern myself at all with share numbers or per share prices, I just throw however many dollars and cents I want to into whatever whenever.

[Anonymous No.53990771]

>>53990732
The financial industry is broad and varied. There are lots of different ways to trade and invest. You can leave your cash in the bank, buy a targeted retirement date fund every month, or go more hands on. I think any anon itt — god bless some of you retards — are still WGMI way harder than the average normalfag. Even if you don't, you're more financially literate and can make better decisions than them.

[Anonymous No.53990775]

Baking

[Anonymous No.53990787]

>>53990775
baking

[Anonymous No.53990806]

>>53990750
A short cut to FA is just looking at Operating Margin, especially in this environment of high interest rates. Positive Operating Margin (revenue increasing and expenses decreasing)= you're golden. Negative Operating Margin (revenue decreasing and expenses inreasing)= you're fucked, especially as interest rates continue to rise. Price/Free Cash Flow is a good valuation multiple too.

[Anonymous No.53990824]

New

>>53990797
>>53990797
>>53990797

[Anonymous No.53990825]

>>53990742
>Why would I need you to analyze a business for me?
because you've demonstrated here >>53990577 that you cannot in fact read a balance sheet properly as stated here >>53990674

let's settle this with reason and logic
I explained to you that you did not in fact buy the company for nearly net cash because you did not include the "net" part: the liabilities
I asked you what these liabilities are and you cannot answer the question because you did not in fact read the annual report, and instead looked at yahoo finance numbers which don't list these liabilities because some japanese accounting standards are not compatible with yahoo parsing

I'll explain it to you, because I'm so kind:
the liabilities consist of taxes that have yet to be paid, accounts payable to other companies for services already acquired, advances received and reserved director bonuses

you're welcome

[Anonymous No.53990839]

>>53990825
Allright. Now what about NVDIA?

[Anonymous No.53990920]

>>53990825
You don't need to defend yourself. The larp has already been blown wide open. Ironic that you talk about foreign accounting standards while not understanding them in the slightest.

Maybe YOU should've read their annual report. Lmao.

[Anonymous No.53991019]

>>53990738
Damn fuck that shit. I always wanted to move back to WA but I don’t think I could stand how giga liberal it’s become. Unfortunately MN is going the same way lately, really don’t want to have to move to the south or something to just to raise some kids in a non insane environment. But it’s looking like I might have to.

[Anonymous No.53991219]

>>53990738
No surprise to me. I lived on San Juan Island and the goal there seemed to be striving to show how impressively big city liberal they could possibly be, as if it were a competition sport.

[Anonymous No.53992466]

>>53990825
For the sake of the archive, here >>53991931 is the full response I wasted an hour writing up in response to this shitpost.