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Micron Is Pumping On Terrible News Edition

>Educational sites:
https://www.investopedia.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiOs3-llXq5CGQPNHf_3-nYZ4d_w7OP52

>Charts:
https://www.tradingview.com
https://www.finscreener.com
https://www.koyfin.com/
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com

>Live Streams:
https://www.newslive.com/american/cnbc.html
https://www.newslive.com/american/bloomberg-television-business.html

>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://finance.yahoo.com/trending-tickers
https://market24hclock.com/
https://fintel.io/
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator
https://brokerchooser.com/
Prev >>54365318

[Anonymous No.54367375]

He does it for $0.00

[Anonymous No.54367383]

>>54367375
That is even more than NATURAL GAS is worth!

[Anonymous No.54367395]

For those who missed it

>Crude -6.076MM, Exp. +0.1MM
>Gasoline -5.891MM
>Cushing -2.388MM
>Distillates +0.548MM

[Anonymous No.54367398]

I can't believe it...

[Anonymous No.54367402]

You bought calls right anon?

[Anonymous No.54367422]

im financially ruined

[Anonymous No.54367425]

Thread theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjwzeOCD0s0

[Anonymous No.54367427]

>>54367375
10 times more than jannies

[Anonymous No.54367428]

>>54367402
Buy poottts on *everything*. Not too short dated, it might take somewhere in the neighborhood of
TWO WEEKS

[Anonymous No.54367436]

>junior year
>dumb blonde swedish exchange student who was obsessed with american peanut butter
>used to roam the halls asking for 'peanud bahter?'
>people would keep jars in their lockers to give her some for the lulz

[Anonymous No.54367444]

>>54367422
are you not entertained?

[Anonymous No.54367449]

Crimean prosecutors owe me sex

[Anonymous No.54367454]

>>54367436
>failed sketch for SNL
ok chud

$ 60.36
MU
1.08
1.82%
Mar 28, 2023, 4:52 PM EDT
After Hours Vol. 2.56M

>>54367395
EIA numbers tomorrow gonna be fun

[Anonymous No.54367457]

>>54367436
I am literally eating GV Natural No Stir Creamy Peanut Butter this very moment.

[Anonymous No.54367461]

Wall street has changed
Its no longer about long term strategies or investing in sound companies
Its an endless series of pump and dumps fought by retail and AI trading bots
Wall street and its consumption of fiat has become a well oiled machine
Wall street has changed

Designated trading platform used by retail traders carry AI computer system controlled tax identification documents, use system controlled computer software. Energy drinks and drugs control their thoughts, enhance and regulate their abilities.

Behavior control, intelligence control, emotion control, everything is monitored and kept under control

[Anonymous No.54367471]

Short oil tomorrow its an order.

[Anonymous No.54367496]

Bought SPRO ahead of earnings, hope they get acquired by GSK and that's why they've been delaying the release.

[Anonymous No.54367503]

>>54367454
i went from chud to chad
ask me how

[Anonymous No.54367506]

> mu up more than 1%

Rip for the anon who shorted before close

[Anonymous No.54367507]

>>54367461
Fundamentals haven't mattered since atleast 2008

[Anonymous No.54367512]

>>54367471
How about NO

[Anonymous No.54367516]

why didn't I buy an OTM call spread on LULU
options were expensive but this is quite the move
340/350 was only $2.25 at close
could have been an easy 4x if we hold up here
not really expecting much momentum tmrw
but damn, I need to start making more earnings plays

[Anonymous No.54367518]

>>54367506
Will probably dump tomorrow
t. coping for that poor anon

[Anonymous No.54367523]

>>54367461
>wall street has changed
it's changed since the start fag. Adapt or stay poor.

>>54367503
by doing the opposite of the crowd... i.e. reverse trading the CHUDS

[Anonymous No.54367537]

bros... is INTC in a stealth phase rn?

[Anonymous No.54367541]

>>54367516
LULU is a keystone of the WHITE WOMEN ETF. white women drive the economy don'tcha you know.

[Anonymous No.54367544]

No u

[Anonymous No.54367550]

>>54367516
Because it's a fucking YOGA PANTS COMPANY that unironically has no reason being 350 per share. I can't stand bears who moan about big tech, which literally everyone uses every day, being "overpriced" while wine-aunt bullshit like Lululemon moons.

[Anonymous No.54367556]

>two months of one of my stock holdings sitting at the exact same price, incapable of trading outside of a 1% range
>option chain absolutely dead because of this
this market is so fucking boring bros

[Anonymous No.54367563]

STX is to MU as AMD is to INTC

[Anonymous No.54367576]

>>54367556
cuz you suck at trading. Fooking non stop action with Banks and Oil UP AND DOWN UP AND DOWN

[Anonymous No.54367578]

selling at a loss feels worse than getting rejected by a woman. I will never sell this loss - they are gonna have to kick me out of the casino

[Anonymous No.54367590]

>>54367576
zoomer

[Anonymous No.54367600]

>>54367563
fun fact: INTC stole MU's CFO.

>>54367578
sorry for your faggotry

>>54367590
I'm actually boomer chud

[Anonymous No.54367601]

>>54367516
imagine beating yourself over shit like this. There are tons of pumps everyday thay you're not even aware of. If it was easy to predict such things, those moves wouldn't even happen because it would already be priced in.

[Anonymous No.54367609]

>>54367578
I sold my boil at a loss today. bought 3.77 sold at 3.70. thankfully I did because it's now at 3.5

[Anonymous No.54367617]

>>54367609
thank you for your sacrifice to the trading gods during expiry.

[Anonymous No.54367618]

>>54367600
>claims to be a boomer
>"trades" (adhd options musical chairs 0dte) instead of investing

[Anonymous No.54367632]

>>54367609
Wish I was this smart. I'm down 33% on my triple leveraged bet on nat gas despite averaging down twice.

[Anonymous No.54367635]

>>54367617
I lost $15. I'll be just fine lmao

[Anonymous No.54367643]

>>54367618
I don't do options idiot. You know you can just trade any old common stock let alone leveraged trash like OILU, GUSH, NRGU, ONG.

>>54367635
15 thalers into my pocket for a nice strudel.

[Anonymous No.54367674]

Do you guys think the market will dump to 393ish before Friday's closing? I have an options spread I want to dump this boy. I could have today for a $0-$10 dollar profit but I was busy for those 1.5 mins. Fuck my asshole.

http://opcalc.com/R4K

[Anonymous No.54367681]

Quick,what am i buying tomorrow?

[Anonymous No.54367682]

>>54367643
boil is probably going to bounce from 3.4 to 3.55. I'm coming for my strudel bitch

[Anonymous No.54367693]

>>54367537
no its not stealthing the fact its a shorter’s safestock

[Anonymous No.54367695]

>>54367609
frick frackin frick pls don't do that. it'll go back up, we promise.

[Anonymous No.54367706]

>>54367674
that's the 50dma why not
>>54367681
a gun

[Anonymous No.54367707]

>>54367681
my heart....
beautiful...

[Anonymous No.54367710]

>>54367632
The averaging down only worked if you sold "micro pumps", and then only to minimize overall losses. The timing of both buying the averaged down relative dips and selling the relative pumps was all critical. Holding out for "better pumps" when something is on the way down and down and down rather than selling what little pumps we were lucky enough to get just worsens the fucking. Either way, it was a fucking, but decreasing the heem is preferable to taking the entire heeming. I am sure that others are way smarter and could have just gotten out with losses and found better trades altogether and can now be fed grapes by exotic nude women.

[Anonymous No.54367721]

just passed my series 7

all posters ITT shall now only refer to me as Sir

[Anonymous No.54367726]

Why does a non-dividend stock have any value at all?

[Anonymous No.54367729]

>>54367693
look at that consolidation tho... it's too perfect...

[Anonymous No.54367731]

>lowest volume day in 3 months
Huh?

[Anonymous No.54367748]

>>54367726
good question. the practical answer is share buybacks, but the theoretical answer is that eventually there WILL be a dividend.

[Anonymous No.54367751]

how many days has it been since circuit breakers

[Anonymous No.54367758]

>>54367674
ask Jamie Dimon
https://twitter.com/perfiliev/status/1640703099386855424
https://twitter.com/TheGodMarket/status/1632185966071889921
https://twitter.com/stephenharlinmd/status/1639952740179759106


>>54367682
Well April Expiry is about done with so if the weather forecast pops up it shouldn't be hard for your retarded ass to get a couple of dimes: https://www.celsiusenergy.net/

[Anonymous No.54367776]

>>54367751
365*3

[Anonymous No.54367783]

>>54367726
>>54367748
>What is A Bet on Duration, i.e. future growth, vs. immediate growth

[Chetan Ramkur No.54367808]

>>54367721
Oh ser very good you. Investing India nifty now sers?! Make many villege ruppees for ser activity. Eat good when redeem but only after i am ser!

[Anonymous No.54367812]

>>54367751
Honestly who knows if those even work. Been so long since we tested them.

[Anonymous No.54367829]

>>54367682
>They still haven't learned that commodities do whatever they want

[Anonymous No.54367830]

Selena owes me nudes.

[Anonymous No.54367845]

>>54367748
>share buybacks
I considered this, but it only increases a share's value if the shares ALREADY have value. A larger percentage of a worthless thing isn't valuable.
>eventually there WILL be a dividend
Ahh, this makes sense: a claim on potential future dividends. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.54367866]

>>54367830
goddamn is it not enough to be harrased by russian coomers
>>54366717

[Anonymous No.54367890]

>>54367830
Buy THOT futures and request physical delivery

[Anonymous No.54367899]

>>54367721
you can start a hedge fund without one just so you know... also congratulations.

[Anonymous No.54367906]

>>54367845
the share buybacks ensure price discovery matters. nobody will sell their shares at $10 if they expect that people will put the prices up to $20 before share buybacks.

[Anonymous No.54367921]

>>54367899
thanks man, it wasn't very hard but it was annoying learning all the random facts

[Anonymous No.54367950]

>>54367890
Is there a 2D derivative on that physical delivery?

[Anonymous No.54367953]

gonna need financials to melt up

[Anonymous No.54367968]

Big Lots will pump you dumb, niggers. The market is treating them like they're bankrupt and they're NOT. They're rock solid, you fucking triple niggers. Short interest is over 30%. This is a cigar butt. Get in, get out.

[Anonymous No.54367974]

>>54367921
The fucking new accounts section can suck my nuts

[Anonymous No.54367979]

>>54367726
>why is owning a part of a company worth something

[Anonymous No.54367984]

>>54367731
everyone is tired

[Anonymous No.54367989]

Uh bros future futures are tanking

[Anonymous No.54367993]

>>54367979
actually why though? If you're not entitled to a share of its profit what the fuck is the point

[Anonymous No.54368007]

One way or the other, I'll make it.

[Anonymous No.54368008]

>>54367989
>gundam

Can I keep this loot? I'll burn the rest, I promise

[Anonymous No.54368015]

Micron finally dumping lul. traders were asleep at the wheel?

[Anonymous No.54368018]

>>54367953
i like schw ubs jpm sell premium on kre, don't forget the U.S. Banking System^TM is
>SAFE
>SOUND
>SECURE
>RESILIENT

[Anonymous No.54368024]

>>54367993
What did Musk do with TWTR? He bought everybody's shares then he owned the place and fired everyone. That's why shares have value, because if you own all the shares you own the company, so if you own a millionth of the shares you own a millionth of that.

[Anonymous No.54368033]

>>54367989
>zabuza's sword
>zabuza had a trooning out boytoy assistant in Naruto
Grim

[Anonymous No.54368037]

>>54367993
Use your brain.
What if the company offers to buy back your shares for more than you originally paid?

[Anonymous No.54368038]

>>54367989
>not bringing your zanpakutō on your murder spree
What a waste

[Anonymous No.54368046]

>>54368033
Anime is a gateway drug.

[Anonymous No.54368055]

>>54367979
>he thinks stock is a part of a company
Nonono sir it REPRESENTS a part of the company. Very different

[Anonymous No.54368076]

>>54368046
And yet Japanese otakus aren't trooning out. For them the whole crossdressing boy thing is just a fetish, or a joke in some cases. It's something about the way anime is perceived in the west, it's the western anime community

[Anonymous No.54368094]

>>54368015
>dumping
From $61 to $60 over the last few days? That's not very much.

[Anonymous No.54368105]

>>54368055
nono It is a part of the company, its on the balance sheet.

[Anonymous No.54368138]

>>54368094
why do you think it should pump on -$1.69 EPS? vs -0.88 expected?
do you have brain damage?

[Anonymous No.54368165]

>>54368076
West was infected by the radical globalhomo where as jpn is still trying to be trad. Dude was literally a current thing tard.

[Anonymous No.54368169]

>>54368138
mumu state of mind

[Anonymous No.54368172]

>>54368076
its cartoon networks propaganda shows doing the work

[Anonymous No.54368188]

>>54367953
What ticker are you in?

[Anonymous No.54368201]

>>54368188
FAS lol

[Anonymous No.54368204]

>>54367989
We need to ban tranime for the safety of future generations.

[Anonymous No.54368226]

>tfw didnt sell RIVN at +20%
>stuck holding a -15% bag now

[Anonymous No.54368255]

Jerome doesn't have a boss.

[Anonymous No.54368259]

>>54368226

Try holding -80% bags....

[Anonymous No.54368260]

S&P more like poop & pee LOL Wall Street will NEVER recover from this.

[Anonymous No.54368264]

Real talk
How many of you guys trade vs long term invest?
Are you profitable at all? I've always thought traders just end up blowing there account.

[Anonymous No.54368270]

>>54368260
it's liquid

[Anonymous No.54368274]

>>54368018
Are you optimistic about bank bonds and preferreds too?

[Anonymous No.54368277]

>I BELIEVE THAT FUTURES ARE THE FUTURE

>>54368264
>Real talk
>there
no need to even show your hand

[Anonymous No.54368284]

>>54368264
I am 100% in boomer index funds for the long term

[Anonymous No.54368314]

>>54368201
Nice, I'm in DPST. I think the fear is overblown and a lot of these regional banks are going to show to have a better balance sheet than everyone expects.

[Anonymous No.54368320]

Interesting fact. The U.S. initiated an increasingly aggressive inter-war policy against Japan only because the country invaded China after the Marco Polo Bridge Incident in 1937, violating the longstanding 1899 U.S. 'Open Door' policy which demanded that all nations enjoy equal access to the Chinese market and that Chinese sovereignty be respected. This stance ultimately produced the infamous oil embargo of '41 against Japan and prompted Japan's immediate and predictable reaction : Pearl Harbor.

Presidents John McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, and Franklin D. Roosevelt shared a deep conviction that China's massive markets and enormous productive capacity could be used to further American capital and that allowing them to come under the dominion of any one foreign power would be disastrous for the U.S. from both an economic and national security perspective. So in WW2 over 100k+ American servicemen were killed and 200k+ wounded to secure China's sovereignty and continued U.S.-China trade relations. After the unexpected reversals of the Maoist era Presidents Nixon, Reagan, and Clinton would each continue the 'Open Door' policy in their own way, first engaging with the People's Republic of China in 1972 and then finally normalizing trade relations in 2000 in a stunning diplomatic victory.

Thanks to over a century of U.S. policymaking and the sacrifice of thousands of American lives the dream of the 'Open Door' is realized today. Any American can invest in China with the click of a button. Obviously, great minds such as Teddy and F.D. Roosevelt were not confused. China is a massive asset. As Americans, to share in her wealth is a privilege our forefathers earned w/ their blood, sweat, & tears. The honor to buy is both our precious inheritance and our patriotic duty, a fulfillment of our ancestors' ancient desires, and an honoring of their timeless sacrifice.

For them Manifest Destiny did not end in CA, it sailed across the ocean & moored in China. Will you follow?

[Anonymous No.54368335]

Oily boys it looks like oil broke out of the downtrend. Futies putting oil up to 77 bucks in may.

>>54367359
That guy has brain cancer.

[Anonymous No.54368349]

>>54367461
I just like to think of that one dipshit who bought poo poo pee pee stock and 10xed his money on garbage and walked away a richer man.

[Anonymous No.54368359]

>>54368264
if by long term you mean buy and hold till retirement the only people who do this are people who buy index funds
you have to do rebalancing otherwise unless you get lucky, when you buy funds you pay them fees so they do that for you

[Anonymous No.54368363]

>>54368264
it's a great job desu

[Anonymous No.54368365]

>>54368264
depends on the market. From late 2021 it's been trading mode rather than long term mode.

[Anonymous No.54368380]

>futures

[Anonymous No.54368395]

>>54368264
If you're not daytrading you're gaytrading.

[Anonymous No.54368411]

I heard that making money in stocks was gay and this is the straightest thread on this here internets.

[Anonymous No.54368436]

>>54367359
I have a plan for this market

I'm going to sit here and be still and not think about anything until the month is over and maybe a while longer

[Anonymous No.54368442]

>>54368264
I enjoy trading but rarely have the time so I am mostly buy and holding.

[Anonymous No.54368444]

>>54368264
>long term invest
I'm not hitting 50 so I don't care about that

[Anonymous No.54368480]

>>54368320
>tl;dr current u.s. investor sentiment ('lol it's worthless who would buy it itsa scam') on china goes against :
>120 years of policy
>1 world war
>the opinions of 2 or 3 of the greatest sitting presidents

Don't act based on short-term market sentiment open a history book. Financial institutions backed by the U.S. gov. can't handle the political risk and are poisoning the well w/ misinfo so you can't profit.

[Anonymous No.54368493]

>>54367989
Holy shit that's a lot of autism

[Anonymous No.54368510]

>>54368320
The interesting fact is that the US entered WW2 because neither a Japan led asian super state or a German led European super state were preferable to a US led superstate. It was literally just us wanting to be top dog and realizing if the germans and japanese won theyd become a rival to us.

[Anonymous No.54368575]

>>54368255

Not correct.

[Anonymous No.54368577]

>>54368510
>fact
It's only a "fact" in hindsight.

[Anonymous No.54368595]

>>54367989
What are the odds she (male) posted on SMG?

[Anonymous No.54368611]

>>54367968
Your shill thread is dying. Why did you buy big lots anyway? How heavy are your bags?

[Anonymous No.54368621]

How can the market crab on no news?

[Anonymous No.54368635]

>stock market be like

[Anonymous No.54368645]

https://voca.ro/1oBSID3twrmk

[Anonymous No.54368650]

>>54368621
Everytime you post those disgusting whores, we crab an entire day

[Anonymous No.54368656]

>>54367968
>The market is treating them like they're bankrupt and they're NOT. They're rock solid
BIG's debt-to-equity ratio is 3.

[Anonymous No.54368664]

>>54368650
But I was posting the Russian lawyer granny all day. OK part of the day after I got home.

[Anonymous No.54368666]

buddy check futures computer

[Anonymous No.54368681]

oh nooooo hahah
mumu tards bought at close to catch le knife
they're gonna catch an ass fucking if they don't realize they're on the wrong side of history boyos

[Anonymous No.54368685]

>>54368575
say their name

[Anonymous No.54368686]

>>54368666
Futures computer is flat

[Anonymous No.54368687]

>>54368664
Only 2D is acceptable here. Even rockers disgusting 2.5D whore waifu is cursed

[Anonymous No.54368691]

>>54367989
I could have saved him (female)

[Anonymous No.54368694]

natgas bros...

[Anonymous No.54368703]

>>54368645


Oh, I was wrong. This is super gay.

[Anonymous No.54368706]

>>54368687
>2D
But I am a sex haver.

[Anonymous No.54368715]

>>54368681
but what if they're right and you're wrong?

[Anonymous No.54368721]

>>54368703

You ruined it for the rest of the Anons. :(

[Anonymous No.54368723]

>>54368715
>what if they're right and you're wrong?
That's the game, innit?

[Anonymous No.54368741]

>>54368715
I'm right, they're wrong
na na na na
boo boo

[Anonymous No.54368748]

>>54368687
2D is shit

[Anonymous No.54368755]

>>54368694
I wonder if this is just some backdoor way to shut down clandestine "restaurants" being run from the homes of pakistani immigrants

[Anonymous No.54368761]

>>54368694
>Munich
More like eunuch, Euros are fags, news at 11.

[Anonymous No.54368764]

>>54368694
They can pry my spatula from my cold ded hands.

[Anonymous No.54368773]

>>54368721
>lip smacks
you just deleted 3 minutes of your life you will never get back

[Anonymous No.54368791]

>>54368264
15% of my salary goes into my pension per month, and gets invested into boomer global equity funds.

[Anonymous No.54368800]

>>54368761
This was a solid burn.

[Anonymous No.54368812]

>>54368264
I do a tilt-fund approach. Speculative trading on 1-2% with options can turn into a 5-10% win, or a 1-2% loss.

The rest is in 2x s&p 500 or similar broad indexes (in 2020 it was 30% oil 70% s&p 500)

basically you want to find undervalued sectors but stay in the market the entire time, you can short too if that's your thing. i dont usually do that though.

[Anonymous No.54368828]

>>54368320
Can you guys not fucking post any of this shit, ever. Jesus Christ have mercy on our mortal souls, this is the most boring, unsatisfied, unsatiated pile of garbage we've seen here in awhile. Shill a motherfuckin goddamn stock. I'm short Exxon and Soxl.

[Anonymous No.54368832]

Can we get some smg themed edits of this pepe? The avax pepe posters always make me laugh.

[Anonymous No.54368839]

>>54368687
What about my 1D waifu?

[Anonymous No.54368844]

>>54368706
>>54368748
Stop posting those, you're gonna turn anons gay

[Anonymous No.54368846]

>>54368076
they are bro
there is a massive TS/otonoko culture there
only difference is they're still japanese so instead of trying to get you to convert to their tranny religion they just do it under the social radar

[Anonymous No.54368861]

>>54368844
>futures

[Anonymous No.54368875]

>>54368844
They were already gay, anon.

[Anonymous No.54368892]

>>54368320
More proof rhe US made modern China along with Germany, Korea, Japan, etc
Fuck you ungrateful faggots

[Anonymous No.54368898]

do not redeem the dram ser

[Anonymous No.54368903]

>>54368892
Turns out Richard Nixon was, in fact, a crook.

[Anonymous No.54368920]

>>54368875
exactly

[Anonymous No.54368934]

>>54368920
>far right
>mfw I see these pics

[Anonymous No.54368941]

>>54368920
Shopped. I can tell by the pixels.

[Anonymous No.54369000]

>>54367395
Why did gas jump in price again? its up 30 cents on the day here and reaching 6 or 7 month highs

[Anonymous No.54369005]

>>54368715
If that were the case, then there'd be a motivational poster saying so.

[Anonymous No.54369012]

>>54368320
>>54368892
China is just being an uppity Chinese woman because we are denying BWC from them until they shape up and they are having a classic Asian Woman Moment. They'll come back and we will plow the tight door wide open again and all will be well and remind us why China not Israel is our greatest friend and ally.

[Anonymous No.54369025]

>futures

[Anonymous No.54369027]

>>54368755
I think germany is just very strict on neighbor annoyances in general. You cant make any noise like cunts in the USA if sharing apartment areas

[Anonymous No.54369028]

>>54369005
>that pic
Literally AQB holders

[Anonymous No.54369031]

LULU SISTERS...

we gonna make it right!

[Anonymous No.54369043]

>>54369000
>https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Drop-In-US-Gasoline-Prices-Likely-To-Be-Temporary.html
Theyre claiming refinery maintenance month soon. There are also a ton of drops in rigs onshore us. Probably going to be less oil supply for Q2.

[Anonymous No.54369049]

>>54367506
Check it now. MU ENDED UP FUCKING CRABBING

GOD
FUCKING
DAMMIT

[Anonymous No.54369054]

>>54369027
But they literally have public gay orgies in Berlin? And there's a gay nightclub where the bathrooms funnel down into a piss dungeon

[Anonymous No.54369063]

>>54368773
You might be the only one who heard it. I might shill it again later, but we are in for some red days soon and I want to DCA. 20K position so far.

[Anonymous No.54369097]

>>54368828
There are index funds that track the Hang Seng, CSI 300, and SSE Index. If you want exposure to foreign investment capital inflows and outflows, go with the Hang Seng. If you want value yuan exposure, go with the SSE Index. If you want growth yuan exposure, go with the CSI 300.

Personally I think we're seeing a period of increased capital inflows over the next couple of years to China not primarily from the U.S. so the Hang Seng will be a good index to buy or even long on the HKSE itself. I wouldn't hold Chinese assets on American exchanges due to delisting risks.

That is all. I've been doing research on the Chinese health insurance market so perhaps I'll add something about that later.

[Anonymous No.54369106]

>>54369000
>here
Can't say without this info. Possibly some temporary state gas tax exemption expired recently. Many states pushed those last year.

Refining margins are still high.

[Anonymous No.54369108]

>>54369054
Berlin does not represent all of Germany

[Anonymous No.54369115]

>>54369108
But Ankara does.

[Anonymous No.54369124]

>>54369108
Yes it does

[Anonymous No.54369125]

>>54369049
>theta gang says Max Pain is 60
https://swaggystocks.com/dashboard/options-max-pain/MU

>>54368664
>>54368621
guh so selena coomer and rossya coomer were one and the same after all.
/smg/ is truly lost

[Anonymous No.54369147]

>>54368941
Fucks sake

[Anonymous No.54369182]

Schwab is going to fail

[Anonymous No.54369183]

I'm on a business trip in Bismarck, ND. What should I eat? I had taco bell for lunch and it was alright

[Anonymous No.54369202]

Lol. Just, fucking lmao.

[Anonymous No.54369242]

>BOIL
>SOXS
lol i got lucky today gentlemen. or is it skill?

[Anonymous No.54369264]

>>54368875
Built to be bred
No arguing I don't care she's literally meant to be bred.

[Anonymous No.54369265]

>>54369183
There is nothing in the Dakotas but Little Cesears, Taco Bell, and Tyvek-wrapped stick-built homes. It is just like every other place in America in terms of commercial establishments. Nothing really hyper-local or unique around there.

[Anonymous No.54369274]

>>54369264
Can AI breed?

[Anonymous No.54369285]

>>54369183
>https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g49709-d2252219-Reviews-Blarney_Stone_Pub-Bismarck_North_Dakota.html
Try an irish pub.

[Anonymous No.54369319]

>>54369265
>>54369285
There was an alien theme restaurant we drove past that we're gonna check out. Cheers.

[Anonymous No.54369320]

>>54369274
you think thats AI? have you ever been outside?

[Anonymous No.54369335]

>>54369319
I saw that on the map. Sounded good. Have fun. Dont joke around about the cold though. It can kill you.
t. dakotafag for 5 years.

[Anonymous No.54369375]

Lol the governments going to dump treasuries on the market when the debt ceiling is raised and bring yields up. The government runs out of money in June so it’ll get raised around then.

[Anonymous No.54369388]

>>54368320

China is uninvestable as the Jews have finally figured out the CCP are naughty goyim, and not actually their puppets. CCP wants the US boot off its neck and be the big dog in Asia, and has fundamentally different priorities besides.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-09-07/george-soros-calls-blackrock-s-china-investment-tragic-mistake

Invest there at your own peril. Sooner or later one side or the other will screw you, just like the RSX holders got screwed. Shorting is not necessarily safe either.

[Anonymous No.54369404]

>>54369388
Correct. China isnt going to let investors have any kind of right. That would be fine and all for nationalism except theyre also beating up their own investors/capitalists.

[Anonymous No.54369416]

>>54369375
Biden is demanding debt ceiling to be raised. All it takes is one clownpilled chad to call for a new speaker and my prostate would be empty.

[Anonymous No.54369419]

>>54369242
Nobody holding BOIL is lucky or skilled.

[Anonymous No.54369431]

>>54369416
>>54369375
Wow imagine seriously thinking that the debt ceiling matters at all. Lmao.

[Anonymous No.54369435]

>>54369404
Better to invest in countries downstream of Chinese investments. Less chance of the chinese sending the ceo to reeducation camp and your stock losing 60% value.

[Anonymous No.54369438]

>>54369388
how much does Soros pay to have everyone refer to him as a philanthropist any time they bring him up in the news? If I write articles about him online, will his agency or whatever call me up and bribe me?

[Anonymous No.54369462]

>>54369419
Unless they bought today at TREE FIDDY
I am feeling powerful non-buyer's remorse rn
fr fr no cap
FOMO be hittin' it hard
I pussed on the singularity

[Anonymous No.54369488]

>>54369435
Africa and other SEA nations? I know some chinese companies are moving to veitnam and cambodia. I guess teh question becomes if the chinese government will allow it for growth or crack down on it and force domestics production to keep wagies going.

[Anonymous No.54369495]

>>54369431
This time, the debt ceiling matters because it doesn't matter. Yellen is holding off on issuing new bonds because of it, then they'll do a ho-hum raising, then yields spike to the goddamn moon.

[Anonymous No.54369508]

>>54369488
I think Indonesia personally has a huge growth potential though the government is still a coin toss.

[Anonymous No.54369512]

>>54369431
They’re going to dump treasuries when it’s raised because they’re burning cash

[Anonymous No.54369544]

>>54369495
>>54369512
Guys it's okay, I remember the other 50 times you were completely, utterly wrong about the bond market and how it intersects with Fed and treasury policy

[Anonymous No.54369550]

>>54369508
I like indonesia and Malyasia. Both have a large population and some natural resources. And both cucked by their own government a lot of times. I could see the two of them eventually straightening themselves out. Vietnam will be pretty nice soon too. Lot of stuff there already and will continue.
>>54369512
What do you mean dump treasuries? Theyll sell as usual to cover everything yeah but not really a dump.

[Anonymous No.54369556]

The debt ceiling is literally the biggest nothingburger in history

[Anonymous No.54369559]

[Anonymous No.54369564]

>>54369550
They’ve been holding off issuing new ones for a few months. There’s a big back log and their cash inventories are low.

[Anonymous No.54369586]

>>54369564
>They’ve been holding off issuing new ones for a few months.
The feds? No...they issue constantly.

[Anonymous No.54369590]

>>54369559
I'm still up on my son Jack despite the dump. I'm holding for a while.

[Anonymous No.54369598]

>>54369559

[Anonymous No.54369608]

>>54369556
Praying for a miracle of republicucks being mad enough about your zombie president vetoing the anti-ESG bill to block raising the debt ceiling. Emergency austerity beginning immediedly, imagine.

[Anonymous No.54369614]

>>54369544
Broseph, TMV's nearly doubled since the start of last year.

[Anonymous No.54369618]

>>54369586
Not since January

[Anonymous No.54369633]

>>54369559
Is this chatGPT?

[Anonymous No.54369643]

IS THE KNOW IT ALL THAT CALLED ME A RETARDED NIGGER WHEN I DESCRIBED SEEING THIS EFFECT IN REAL TIME AT THE PENNIES LEVEL HERE? LAST PARAGRAPH. EAT SHIT.

"Another feature of the BOIL ETF is its 2x daily leverage. Levered ETFs have two key features that investors should be aware of. First, they have 'positive convexity' in the direction of the bet. What this means is that one's exposure to a given underlying asset grows if the price action is in one's favour. For example, assume you invested $100 in BOIL. If the underlying index returns 5% on day 1, the position will grow to $110 (2 times 5% return). If the index returns 5% again on day 2, the position will grow to $121. This is more than twice the theoretical 2-day compounded return of 10.25% or $120.50.

If the return experience is +5% followed by -5%, investors end up with $99.00, significantly less than twice the 2-day compounded loss of 0.25% or $99.50. This slippage is due to 'volatility decay', a second feature of levered ETFs. While the 'volatility decay' may seem small on a 1-day basis, over the long-run, this can turn into very significant underperformance, especially for a volatile asset class like natural gas futures."

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4567929-boil-etf-combination-roll-decay-volatility-decay-abysmal-return-avoid

[Anonymous No.54369645]

>>54369388
>RSX holders got screwed

Because they held a Russian asset listed on a U.S. exchange after 2014 and despite the hot war going on in Donbass up until the moment of the SMO. Asking for it. If they had held on Russian exchanges, they would legally be allowed to sell for a fair price.

With regards to China, an investor can easily mitigate minor U.S.-side risk by holding assets on a Chinese exchange. If what happened with Russia ("total sanctions") happens with China it's a moot point because it's a worldwide depression anyways, might as well kiss your stocks goodbye with the bankruptcies that would ensue. At least many Chinese companies are 'red chip', that is majority state owned, and thus not going to go bankrupt. Whereas the U.S. just bails out the banks and lets the companies go under because it has no financial interest not to. Exemplified in the General Motors nightmare. In China, the state is a co-participant in investing and shares the same interest you do. Plus, U.S. sanctions allow you to hold & sell at a later date which I'm fine with.

I think the Ukraine crisis exemplifies that U.S.-China relations take priority over proxy conflicts. I'm confident that somehow we will be able to sort out our differences and work amicably.

>>54369404
Well, that is just standard foreign investment risk in any country. I personally think the foreign investment risk for China is overstated and perhaps even purposefully scaremongered.

[Anonymous No.54369677]

>>54369608
It would be treated like a crisis but it would be better off
Not a bobo, just tired of this infinite spending bullshit

[Anonymous No.54369697]

>>54369618
>https://www.treasurydirect.gov/auctions/announcements-data-results/announcement-results-press-releases/
Theyve been selling treasuries constantly. Every week.

[Anonymous No.54369723]

>>54369645

>If what happened with Russia ("total sanctions") happens with China it's a moot point because it's a worldwide depression anyways, might as well kiss your stocks goodbye with the bankruptcies that would ensue.

Sanctions would be really bad but many stocks would do fine. This would likely be concurrent with Taiwan heating up, so US defense stocks would do very well, as would companies with small China exposure or Mexico or South American stocks. Gold probably too as China would overtly move to dump Treasuries and directly attack the dollar.

The bigger issue is: the big money will get advance notice on any pending trouble, so there will not be time for a retail nobody to get out intact. You will get caught with your hand in the cookie jar.

[Anonymous No.54369727]

>>54369462
I like your attitude friend. Let's go over the facts:
>natty at historic lows due to high supply and low demand
>demand guaranteed to skyrocket this summer (forecasts get hotter every week)
>latest that begins is in may
>speculators will probably start driving the price up a couple weeks early
>natty analysts say $2 on the may contract is the absolute minimum price

We're leveling out. Everyone likes to shit on the stock that's down 99% year/year, but watch this board start buying back in again when it crosses $5.

[Anonymous No.54369755]

NATURAL GAS HAS AWOKEN. Everyone buy UNG / BOIL

[Anonymous No.54369788]

>>54369727
>>54369755
dat CONTANGO tho
The main thing I am seeing is that leveraged just do not make good buy and holds under any but the most favorable of conditions. That storage glut ain't goin' nowhere fast but that production increase is comin' in hot.

[Anonymous No.54369808]

How much profit did you make today? I made $500.

[Anonymous No.54369840]

>>54369723
>Sanctions would be really bad but many stocks would do fine.

No, absolutely not. It would be a market meltdown equivalent to the 1929 crash with all the same consequences. Practically every publicly listed company would be bankrupt immediately because their revenue expectations are in some way underpinned or supported by the continued availability of Chinese exports, they would simply not be able to pay their debt and many companies would have to cease production or operation right off the bag based on dependence upon Chinese components. If Taiwan were involved and semiconductors threatened, a crisis would emerge threatening the digital foundations of modern civilization and arguably result in a worse outcome than the Great Depression. Modern cars & trucks could not longer even be manufactured.

There's no such thing as small China exposure since China is the largest trading partner of almost every country and an essential trading partner of the rest. No stock would do well when all the banks are bankrupt, I'd like to add that prediction on as well, if you thought the subprime mortgage crisis was bad every bank would be insolvent overnight in this scenario.

Any crisis in China would immediately and radically translate to a global financial crisis of monstrous proportions, so again it's a moot point. Your shares are gone anyways. If the collective West wants to develop India for 40 years perhaps then they will be in a position to 'decouple' from China.

[Anonymous No.54369842]

>>54369808
I made back $15 from the $50 I lost yesterday and little over $200 net total I have lost to BOIL. Made that $15 scalping with KOLD but would have been way more if I'd've held longer.

[Anonymous No.54369843]

dont do it /smg/ dont buy BOIL. its for your own good. you dont understand commodities. it doesnt follow TA.

[Anonymous No.54369856]

>>54369842
dawg you need a job. or loans. yea, take out lots of loans. whats your credit score.

[Anonymous No.54369866]

Everybody thinks the debt ceiling is a nothing burger, so it will end up being a somethingburger.

[Anonymous No.54369868]

>>54369788
I don’t trade based off random news events. All of that information has been long priced in so I’ll focus on the charts

[Anonymous No.54369873]

>>54369788
Yeah I think I'll start trading natty futures directly instead of holding BOIL. BOIL's a much bigger jackpot if we do get a very bullish summer and winter though.

Another trick would be BOIL + monthly covered calls to iron out the 10-20% roll decay. Anything is possible with options

[Anonymous No.54369879]

>>54369808
Much like I don't lose any money because I don't sell, I also never make any money

[Anonymous No.54369880]

>>54369840
But by then I'll long be retired in Shanghai.

[Anonymous No.54369882]

>>54369419
I have made money on BOIL actually. considering the price action, it was extreme luck that I timed a local bottom and sold the pump the day after multiple times. i dont trade that shit anymore though because i lost a big chunk too.
today i was lucky because i decided not to buy it even though i wanted to. everyday i decide not to buy it is skill

[Anonymous No.54369885]

>>54369840
>Practically every publicly listed company would be bankrupt immediately
Why are you doomers so dramatic? But yes sanctions on china would be bad for the US in short term but it wont take 40 years to decouple from china. 10-20 at most and only if the gov doesnt push it further. Could be 10 years if feds really demanded it.

[Anonymous No.54369900]

>>54369697
That's rolling over expiring treasuries. Refilling the TGA is the problem.

[Anonymous No.54369902]

>>54369885
>only a 10-20 year Greater Depression, you stupid doomer!

[Anonymous No.54369921]

>>54369840

>It would be a market meltdown equivalent to the 1929 crash with all the same consequences.

The money printer would come on so fast your head would spin, so no, absolutely not. War is never (and I mean NEVER) deflationary. Not reading anymore, you're married to your trade idea and are prepared to dump novels to rationalize away the risks. You done been warned nigga.

[Anonymous No.54369928]

>>54369902
10-20 years to decouple not a depression. You know thats what I said.
>>54369900
Yeah but the feds have emergency powers until july probably to raise funds. So theyre still raising money but yeah debt ceiling will be dealt with soon.

[Anonymous No.54369951]

>>54369856
I've already told the story several times. Not happening.
>>54369868
I hear you, I am looking at contracts, charts, news, any and all of it. I've already been burned bad enough to be extremely cautious and never think "it can't go lower than this".
>>54369873
I was *very* close to selling covered calls the other day, in fact, and have not let that notion escape my SKRATEGIZIN'

[Anonymous No.54369955]

>>54369928
Worth noting first that those extraordinary measures are expected to work until *June*. If tax revenue is shit that date could be moved up.

>but yeah debt ceiling will be dealt with soon.
The entire issue is that, given our current bond situation, "dealt with" where you avoid default does not solve the problem. "Dealt with" = murder the treasury market by dumping the equivalent of all of China's treasury holdings on the open market.

[Anonymous No.54369961]

>>54369840
can china just ban all exports to the united states already and we create this giant 2 world split where half the world trades with each other and the other half do the same likewise, so I can see everything burn
I'm bored

[Anonymous No.54369976]

>>54369928
He's right though. Basically every consumer and commercial product used in the US, except for maybe food, energy, and building materials, depends on chinese exports. To call it an economic crash wouldn't do it justice. There would be no economy.

[Anonymous No.54369991]

>>54369961
Then Chinks starve to death, surprisingly they’re net importers of food

[Anonymous No.54369997]

>>54369991
Can't they just farm food in africa, they have spent the past 20 years colonizing that continent

[Anonymous No.54369998]

>>54369991
Why do you think Russia wants all that Ukrainian farmland?

[Anonymous No.54370008]

>>54369951
i hope you lose all your money and are forced to get a job. worthless scum.

[Anonymous No.54370017]

>>54369997
>Trusting Africans for food
Kek
>>54369998
Is that really why? Is farmland their version of "we gotta get the oil"?

[Anonymous No.54370031]

>>54368264
I am 100% in TQQ.

[Anonymous No.54370042]

>>54370031
same but SQQQ

[Anonymous No.54370047]

>>54369843
Holding 500 shares and will double my money.

[Anonymous No.54370048]

>>54368264
Swing trade, usually 2 weeks to 2 months hold. I am successful but it's nothing special.

[Anonymous No.54370051]

>>54370017
It's the one thing that prevents the Russia-China pact from being totally self-sufficient.

[Anonymous No.54370072]

>>54369885
The capital stock of China is $99 trillion as estimated by FRED. The capital stock of India is $34 trillion as calculated by FRED. This leaves a deficit of $65 trillion in value between the economies of India and China in commercial investment alone. Not including working infrastructure and human capital which together is more difficult and costly to generate.

The GDP of the European Union is $16.6 trillion dollars, the GDP of the United States is 23 trillion dollars. They spend ~50% and ~25% of GDP on government expenditure, respectively — resulting in a total combined current annual government expenditure of $13.75T.

If they were to somehow collectively raise 20% of combined expenditure in taxes and send it off to India, it would take them 23 years to just invest that amount in the country, while causing mass defaults and intense financial burden in their own countries as a result of the radical policy. And the hilarious part? It wouldn't be to add any new value, merely to replace the value China provided. So the markets would crash and slowly rise back to their original position over 23 years.

This is not even including public infrastructure or human capital generation. When we begin to talk about highways, roads, bridges, train systems, clearing out slums, educating the millions of illiterate ... we begin to see that this project would take 40 years of ridiculous struggle at the least. Obviously the politicians would be thrown out year 1 of such a stupid and ridiculous plan once the tax bill comes in and the bankruptcies start.

[Anonymous No.54370073]

oh no boilbois will you make it?
https://www.forexlive.com/news/icymi-eu-energy-ministers-agree-to-extend-gas-demand-cuts-by-a-year-20230328/

[Anonymous No.54370097]

>>54370051
That actually makes sense then, explains the ruling class' autism over Ukraine going on forever

[Anonymous No.54370100]

>>54370047
no you wont. it will decay away to nothing. as it crabs up and down for the whole year.

[Anonymous No.54370117]

>>54370008
I hope the LORD GOD Almighty has mercy on (You) for being a faggot.

[Anonymous No.54370123]

>>54370073
Oof, natural braps literally going negative. It is over.

[Anonymous No.54370147]

>>54370117
i mean jesus do you want me to just send you $200? can you afford food? are you starving? $200 is nothing. you must be some broke as fuck leech living off welfare. and if 200 is a lot you sure as hell shouldnt be gambling in the stock market. you wont be here long thats for sure. go mow someones law for $20 and youll have that money back in no time.

[Anonymous No.54370154]

>>54370073
That was in our discussions a week or two ago and has pretty much already been priced in by all appearances.

[Anonymous No.54370183]

>>54370123
>>54370154
good luck then!

[Anonymous No.54370197]

I went long on natural gas with a x5 leverage. Contract : 26apr23
Am i gonna make it mumu sisters?

[Anonymous No.54370212]

>>54369921
The currency would be worthless because there'd be nowhere to send it and nothing to trade for once all supply chains are busted. It would be stagflation on steroids. What does inflationary or deflationary matter when we're talking about your stocks appreciating into worthless money or your stocks depreciating into worthlessness? It could go either way depending on the speed and type of government reaction but the end result is the same. I wouldn't want to be in any stock market in that case.

[Anonymous No.54370213]

>>54370147
I don't want anything from anyone that isn't absolutely necessary and I have never once applied for government assistance. I have slept on the ground over 1500 nights and made arts/crafts to sell and get by after being heemed by Great Recession which resulted in a snowball of effects including divorce. Now I have a debilitating health issue that 2 CT scans and an operating room procedure can't identify so I can't function normally and can't go out in public for more than very quick trips. I am trying to leverage the little that I have into more that I can leverage into more that I can leverage into more. This is just my reality and no amount of "can't you just _____" will provide anything I haven't already spent at least many hours either considering or wishing.

[Anonymous No.54370224]

Can you boil bhenchods go talk about your losses in the commodities thread? They are used to hearing bagholder stories over there.

[Anonymous No.54370240]

Why do I keep getting banned? It's not racism, it's the truth. I

[Anonymous No.54370257]

>>54370213
ah ok i thought something was up. i apologize, i was curious why someone worrying about $200 was in BOIL. i sympathize with you, i was homeless for a long time, and knew people with bad health. I hope things pick up for you and all your trades are successful. still, it is risky to use the stock market when you have little money but you are aware of that.

[Anonymous No.54370266]

>>54369559
Good to see another BASED and BLESSED report.

[Anonymous No.54370267]

>PLTR

[Anonymous No.54370278]

>>54370240
Israel is our greatest ally!

[Anonymous No.54370281]

>>54369633
>>54369598
>>54369590
>>54369559
I hope someone is saving this for evidence

[Anonymous No.54370283]

I don't know much about natural gas, but shouldn't you have gotten out before spring? Surely industrial use can't carry it that much in summer?

[Anonymous No.54370290]

>>54370257
Yes, but I have to figure out a way to make money at my age with nothing but Internet access and the inability to function normally or go into public and often be in misery/agony throughout the day. "we don't see anything" is what the "medical professionals" say.

[Anonymous No.54370296]

>>54370283
grillers gonna grill

[Anonymous No.54370315]

>>54369955
>murder the treasury market by dumping the equivalent of all of China's treasury holdings on the open market.
I dont think that would do all that much. China just bought more recently. Theyre not dumping.

[Anonymous No.54370316]

>>54370283
Depends on how hot it gets, but if you can catch the exact low it might be worth it

[Anonymous No.54370320]

Is Schwab next?
https://youtu.be/ST3nk_59paY

[Anonymous No.54370330]

>>54370283
Well, in addition to the industrial, there's people with gas stoves/ovens, and even AC units that operate on it. I personally wasn't expecting some sudden moon spike, but the price of BOIL had dropped a massive ton and at the time if you went and looked at the futures contracts going all the way into Jan 2024 you'd have seen a nice ramp upwards from June into Oct then a decent enough jump in Jan to $4.50 per unit (contract price, not BOIL). Now that the CONTANGO has been doing its thing that Jan contract dropped to sub 4 and all the ones between here and there adjusted downward, and here we are at BOIL TREE FIDDY.

[Anonymous No.54370334]

>>54370315
>China just bought more recently.
No, they did not: https://ticdata.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/tic/Documents/mfh.txt

[Anonymous No.54370344]

>Chuds can't into cycles.
NGMI

>>54370283
>>54370316
>>54369755
>>54369788
>>54369868
>>54369873
>>54369242
>>54369419
>>54369462
>>54369727

[Anonymous No.54370358]

>>54370344
Wot's this?

[Anonymous No.54370359]

>>54370123
Permian is going for literally less than a dollar per mmbtu now and henry hub not far behind in dumping, RIP boilsissies.

[Anonymous No.54370373]

>>54370344
Thanks fren, I'll buy in on April 23 for
TWO
DOLLA
&
TWENNY
FIE
CENT

[Anonymous No.54370374]

>>54370344
Nigger you know I can't read. Post it in the form of a lewd anime girl.

[Anonymous No.54370381]

>>54370334
>https://www.reuters.com/markets/asia/china-slips-away-treasuries-sticks-with-dollar-bonds-2023-02-22/
My mistake, US agency debt not strictly treasuries.

[Anonymous No.54370393]

>>54370358
real astrology: https://cycles.org/

>>54370373
Also look at WTI Crude to HenryHub NattyGas ratio:
>>/biz/thread/S53900013#p53900857
>>54253680

[Anonymous No.54370394]

>>54370374
This guy is gonna make it

[Anonymous No.54370414]

>>54370393
I'm aware of the concept of seasonality and adjusting for cycles. This is good. Thanks

[Anonymous No.54370419]

>>54370374
>>54370394

Are you really, mate?

[Anonymous No.54370436]

>>54370381
>But Bertaut and Judson estimate that valuation effects - recall that Treasuries had their worst year in decades last year - accounted for $114.4 billion, meaning the real decline in China's holdings was 'only' $59.5 billion.

>This does not necessarily equate to outright selling. Some - probably most of it - was due to bonds maturing and not being reinvested.

>Meanwhile, China's holdings of U.S. agency bonds last year rose by $50.9 billion and valuation effects accounted for $34.8 billion. This means the real increase was $85.9 billion, substantially more than the decline in Treasuries holdings.
"Look, if we count these bonds as hold to maturity assets, there's no problem!"

Why on Earth would you apply that type of accounting to that type of asset held by our primary geopolitical rival?

>Federal Reserve economists Carol Bertaut and Ruth Judson show.
Oh, because they're retards.

[Anonymous No.54370439]

>>54370414
ppl are aware but do you really practice the craft?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-2n9913Tgc

[Anonymous No.54370449]

>>54370419
I'm really not shocked by the correlation as much as the average national IQ of some of those places. Like I'm pretty sure that's clinically retarded.
>Also team booba

[Anonymous No.54370451]

>>54370344
>>54370393
>>54370439
IM GONNA BE RICH111!!!!1!!!

[Anonymous No.54370455]

Migration tiem
>>54370453
>>54370453

>>54370453

>>54370453

[Anonymous No.54370456]

SCVLeady

[Anonymous No.54371438]

>>54370455
kys early baker
are you an early coomer, you sad retard?