/smg/ - Stock Market General

[Anonymous No.56072142]

No links! Pull yourself up by your bootstraps and google it. Also long MSFT.
Previous >>56064250

[Anonymous No.56072148]

linksniggers btfo

[Anonymous No.56072156]

russel 2k is a higgen gem right now. buying russel tomorrow prolly. no time to drink beer, short work week ahead as always no need to get upset!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtOHZUS4ufI

[Anonymous No.56072164]

It’s true

[Anonymous No.56072167]

>>56072142
>>56072148
You're a faggot if you don't use links and you degrade the consistency of the panel we have here. You're literally trying to turn us into a half retarded crypto or retard strength GMEBBY thread

[Anonymous No.56072168]

>no links

[Anonymous No.56072178]

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

>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

[Anonymous No.56072185]

I didn't mean to call you faggots

[Anonymous No.56072189]

>>56072185
I'd be offended if you didn't

[Anonymous No.56072191]

Why does nobody ever talk about the -1x etfs like SH?

[Anonymous No.56072194]

WHEN YOU COME OUT YOUR SHIT IS GONE
WHEN YOU COME OUT YOUR SHIT IS GONE
WHEN YOU COME OUT YOUR SHIT IS GONE
WHEN YOU COME OUT YOUR SHIT IS GONE

[Anonymous No.56072195]

>>56072185
I accept your apology-
Signed QCOM retard

[Anonymous No.56072211]

>>56072195
>iot
so glad this died
>bruh you can control your toaster with your phone and it'll send an update to your socials like omg
total silicon valley death

[Anonymous No.56072228]

US CDS nearing 2008 levels

[Anonymous No.56072242]

>>56072194
TEACHING BITCHES HOW TO SWIM
TEACHING BITCHES HOW TO SWIM
TEACHING BITCHES HOW TO SWIM
TEACHING BITCHES HOW TO SWIM

[Anonymous No.56072252]

Short europe.

[Anonymous No.56072278]

[Anonymous No.56072286]

[Anonymous No.56072335]

>>56072156
you will not trick me into the spooky basement where they hold all the russel stocks
I know there isn't any ice cream in that big white van of yours.

[Snip-Sama No.56072365]

First for NVDA to $100/share EOY. Kill the AI overlords before they start laying eggs.

[Anonymous No.56072368]

>>56072211
>glad it died
Buddy, that was just the testing stage for when you need to scan your BioID™ chip to open your front door.

[Anonymous No.56072377]

>>56072368
>Buddy, that was just the testing stage for when you need to scan your BioID™ chip to open your front door.

[Anonymous No.56072392]

>>56072286

[Anonymous No.56072405]

*Drums in the Sun Ring grows louder*

[Anonymous No.56072446]

This is your last time to short before it's too late this week.

[Anonymous No.56072458]

>markets

bros are we gonna be ok when the whole retail market collapses? Wagies are quitting en masse, companies like Walmart are kick starting automation while laying off a shitload of workers from pharmacists to distribution centers, and student loan debts will resume in October.

Then factor in shit like credit card bubble, consumer debt and auto delinquencies sky rocketing while savings are at all time lows. This shit is going to have a NASTY domino effect that will make the USA savings loan crisis from 1980's-1990's look like a total joke.

[Anonymous No.56072468]

>>56072446

Here's a cake with two candles on it
>11
Blow em out, wish for a better tomorrow

[Anonymous No.56072471]

>>56072458
also pic related

[Anonymous No.56072472]

>>56072335
play....track...44.....

[Anonymous No.56072484]

>>56072471
this news is two years old

[Anonymous No.56072489]

jews
終わり

[Anonymous No.56072490]

>>56072458
>the interest payments on the debt are higher than the old historical high in the middle of world war 2
>we got there on 0-1% interest rates
>its going to be rolled over to over 5%

[Anonymous No.56072496]

>おわり

[Anonymous No.56072500]

it's over

[Anonymous No.56072509]

>>56072484
true but I'm still seeing stores that are pretty empty like that in big cities lately in 2023

[Anonymous No.56072524]

>>56072509
>stores
so american. not heard anything about shortages in the us since last year.

[Anonymous No.56072532]

>The share of US goods imported from China has fallen to the lowest level since 2006

ruh roh

[Anonymous No.56072541]

America is dead. Long live America.

[Anonymous No.56072545]

>>56072500
it just almost hasn't even been about to start

[Anonymous No.56072559]

>>56072532
ccp's hubris coming back to bite them. never mind, surely they can sell the excess production of plastic shit to the brics+ members in their new currency.

[Anonymous No.56072572]

>>56072458
>Wagies are quitting en masse, companies like Walmart are kick starting automation while laying off a shitload of workers from pharmacists to distribution centers
As a WMT wagie and shareholder, staff wages and compliance costs (reported accidents) are the highest controllable expense we have. The fact they can automate people away in the fleet/logistics side, as well as store level is a net benefit.
Right now some of our assistants are stressed and frustrated at the amount of truancy and calloffs, work is piling up for us, but I'm pretty confident our net profit is increasing (less revenue but also less costs). Theft is a concern as well, naturally. But our store continues to exceed plan and the ticker continues to close near record highs.

[Anonymous No.56072605]

>>56072559
I wonder if the real reason USA is getting more imports from Mexico is because China is sending it all to Mexico and its cheaper for USA to get Chinese goods that way? Been hearing similar shit going on with oil transferred around russia and india/china that way.

[Anonymous No.56072622]

>>56072605
unless you can show me figures of a vast jump in mexican imports from china i don't think this will be the case.

[putsRnotDaWae No.56072652]

Fellow bullchads, this week begins to start of the pump to ATH. The Biden bull will ramp up into end of year, S&P 5000 is inevitable, bobo heeming is inevitable. Bidenomics are unstoppable.

[Anonymous No.56072675]

>>56072605
>is because China is sending it all to Mexico and its cheaper for USA to get Chinese goods that way?
That would be just like the Chinese. But whatever the reason, I can sleep easy knowing it will pump my EWW shares.

[Anonymous No.56072695]

>>56072652
You're just talking to yourself because the only "bulls" left are a small handful of mentally ill tranny shills with too much time on their (male) hands.

[Anonymous No.56072702]

no links? No quality posts from me.

[Anonymous No.56072703]

>>56072695
Unironically bullish. I say SPY finishes next week above $450, then crash to $430 after FOMC

[Anonymous No.56072708]

>all banking cash/deposits globally: $82 trillion
>global stock market: $112 trillion
>global bond market: $133 trillion
>global real estate: over $300 trillion

>crypto global market cap: $1 trillion
Its really, really funny watching 90% of this board lose its shit over the most irrelevant bullshit possible. Whether that's shitcoins or meme stocks

[Anonymous No.56072710]

>>56072675
>Latinx

[Anonymous No.56072715]

>>56072710
>

[Anonymous No.56072719]

>>56072708
>>crypto global market cap: $1 trillion
Undervalued asset class

[Anonymous No.56072722]

>>56072719
i can't believe it's so high

[Anonymous No.56072731]

>>56072719
Bruh it's like 50% one coin

[Anonymous No.56072751]

So say later in life when I'm retired something happens and me and the Wife get a divorce. I get a job at WMT or KR to just fuck round and earn some side green and maybe you know fuck my co-workers cause hey the pussy is there so why not take advantage. Now I hope that never happens but only a fool believes in "forever" when it comes to marriage these days. I don't see any drawbacks to this. If I get fired over my "fun" oh well. I'm fucking retired anyway so WTF do I care.

[Anonymous No.56072757]

5m. This is it.

[Anonymous No.56072760]

>>56072572
will physical retail bounce back once once wagies are on UBI and have nothing better to do all day? i think it's possible...

[Anonymous No.56072763]

>>56072751
older grocery store workers are always based as fuck

[Anonymous No.56072765]

>>56072751
Why get married at all then, retard

[putsRnotDaWae No.56072768]

>>56072695
If everyone is bearish then we absolutely aren't crashing. Crashes come when nobody is hedged and everyone expects ATHs. Buy TSLA, NVDA, and CLF.

[Anonymous No.56072779]

>>56072768
>Crashes
there's that word again

[Anonymous No.56072786]

What the fuck was that?
SPX futes green 4512

[Anonymous No.56072795]

>>56072768
>everyone
You troons have a problem interpreting reality, this is clear from how you become troons to begin with.
There is no everyone.
The majority of Wall St cucks are bullish like you because they think number go up lasts forever, even in the face of 5% interest rates.
There is an infinitesimal number of bobros on /smg/, probably about 30 of us, in the face of millions of TikTok Investors-tier fuckwits like you.
You'll never fully understand how we think. Ywnbaw.

[Anonymous No.56072804]

finally some good fucking futures

[Anonymous No.56072808]

>>56072804
futures down 0.05% atm

[Anonymous No.56072812]

>>56072795
neither are all us bears doomers. in fact hoping for a return to cyclical periods of growth and recession is more bullish than the bulls as it allows reallocation of capital and resources that equates to a more productive economy and better lives for most.

[putsRnotDaWae No.56072818]

>>56072795
>The majority of Wall St cucks are bullish like you because they think number go up lasts forever, even in the face of 5% interest rates.
Prove it by citing at least 3 peer reviewed scholarly sources.

[Anonymous No.56072827]

>>56072808

[Anonymous No.56072842]

>Losing to the market by 2%
Just end it now.
How are you doing compared to SPY/VOO

[Anonymous No.56072849]

>>56072708
so if just 10% of bank deposits move to crypto to avoid inflation then we are headed to the moon.....

[Anonymous No.56072850]

>>56072812
I'm not a doomer either, at least not if I'm being honest with myself, however my bias towards being a doomer has shifted heavily in favor recently. There are headwinds with 5% interest rates and other factors like China being fucked and various things that we discuss here all the time. Then there are things that aren't apparent to the typical mainstream like the yield curve signalling bad shit and then I listen to Jeff Snider who explains how it's going to end badly. I know a lot in the mainstream do know about the yield curve and maybe even the Eurodollar system, they just seem to disregard them recently and that never ends well.
>>56072818
Prove you're a woman

[Anonymous No.56072863]

I have literally never had sex

[putsRnotDaWae No.56072873]

>>56072850
I'm not a woman, and I'm not trans. I'm a man.

[Anonymous No.56072875]

It's almost like being at the start of 2020 and schizos talking about how the Coronavirus is going to lead to a one world government and massive governmental overreach, police state, less freedom etc and everyone just hand waving them anyway.

I get the same feeling about thinking we're near a 2008-type crash but far worse. Like the way things are with people's incomes vs housing costs it's already bad enough but it's just going to get worse.

>>56072863
Ok

[Anonymous No.56072876]

>>56072768
>everyone is bearish
they aren't. look at the survey for this past week. ridiculous bullishness - and that is why it is so bearish
>42.2% bull
this is extremely overzealous bullishness, almost a record for the year

[Anonymous No.56072878]

>>56072863
Same

[Anonymous No.56072880]

>>56072873
Ok troon whatever you say

[Anonymous No.56072885]

>>56072850
i think my point there was whilst economic downturns must happen in market economies and they can be pretty fucking awful for people, a narrative has developed that it's either keep the printers running at any wider cost or we're going to collapse like in the movies.

[Anonymous No.56072891]

>>56072804
check the DOW.

[Anonymous No.56072892]

>>56072875
Guess it's time for a stiff drink then.

[Anonymous No.56072903]

>>56072885
>keep the printers running
This is the key point here. You probably underestimate how important this is. Powell has said very clearly he won't turn on the printer until a recession has already happened.
That false hope is also what the market believes in now. They think it will be roses when the market crashes, like everything will just gracefully collapse and then they can press the rewind button when Powell prints money and then everything will be okay again. It won't be though. That's what I mean, it's going to get very ugly very fast.

[Anonymous No.56072907]

>>56072892
I wouldn't be surprised to know this midwit gets his takes from here.

[Anonymous No.56072914]

>>56072731
>worlds first trustless money below $1t mcap
Anyone not stacking btc is an idiot

[Anonymous No.56072916]

looks like nothing is happening
don't even know why I bother checking Sunday futures

[Anonymous No.56072917]

>>56072875
housing is going to become the #1 issue because yea this can't carry on. i know the le pod memes but unironically a fiscally led and organised state housing program in a similar vein to singapore is probably going to be the only way out of this while recognising urbanisation isn't going away and people need to live near where the jobs are.

[Anonymous No.56072942]

>>56072914
>internet funny money above $0 mcap
Anyone stacking BTC is an idiot

[Anonymous No.56072943]

>>56072917
I think when things get bad enough in America, people are going to start to think about using their guns because they won't have much to lose. That's when life gets interesting.

[Anonymous No.56072953]

>>56072812
Based. Capital needs to switch hands too much misalocation.

[putsRnotDaWae No.56072960]

>>56072903
The chad Biden will force Powell to comply and bend the knee, you will watch as they print at the first sign of any economic hardship. You won't do shit by the way.

[Anonymous No.56072961]

>>56072875
Just dont have any debt, stay in diverse liquid assets, and have a months worth of food.
wagmi

[Anonymous No.56072971]

>>56072943
it's a problem in every developed country on earth tbf and right leaning parties will shoot themselves in the foot kowtowing to boomers and ideology allowing some weird progressive gommie types to do it instead.
i will once again point to singapore as a leading example of how to run a well managed non-ideological welfare state whilst still being capitalist and not needing bolt on progressive nonsense.

[Anonymous No.56072992]

>>56072942
Keep crying wannabe boomboom

[Anonymous No.56073014]

>>56072917
No, prices will fall as the boomer die off accelerates, the price/income spike is just an artifact of decades of consistently lowering rates, housing cost/income has not changed much

[Anonymous No.56073019]

>futures

[Anonymous No.56073039]

>>56072751
Kek KO boomer is about to push his wife down the staircase because he's tired of all these "shat happens" expenses. Think about all the VZ you could buy with all those savings.

[Anonymous No.56073043]

>>56073014
the youngest boomers have barely retired and with their vast wealth and voting power they will make sure they receive the best healthcare possible. we could be waiting a while.

[Anonymous No.56073045]

have you noticed what psyop meme quietly vanished?

you probably didn't, so here's the reveal:

>worker shortage
>nobody's willing to work any more
>can't find employees
>understaffed

[Anonymous No.56073054]

>>56073019
I don't get it, you saying that bulls are niggers?

[Anonymous No.56073066]

I'm going to be honest... I miss baggot. Sometimes you just need a jew close to (you). Bloomberg anon hates baggot and I think its unfounded

[Anonymous No.56073086]

I'm going to take a wild guess and assume the next slept on speculation rush will be companies that merge SAAS with 3D printing technologies in manufacturing. If we learned anything about the 00s it was that some SAAS webshit was the money maker if it was either salesforce or facebook. Facebook was basically SAAS in that zuck made a cagie for the western population to dump their personal information in and sold it as a service to 20th century boomer corps. Salesforce did the same shit and both were taking money from companies from GE to nestle. 2010s was same SAAS shit but with more social media platforms to appease more people, uber was just SAAS slapped on an already invented shit. I can see some peter thiel type hawks at 3d printing companies milking some manufacturing firms and selling them some junk software and getting them on the subscription model meme. Nothing fresh ever comes out its just the same sales chads going around selling a bag of shit software to some psychopaths that get hard ons to bar graphs and listen to dave matthews type music.

[Anonymous No.56073087]

>>56073066
We don't refer to them as "baggies" anymore. We call them "posters struggling with investment timing challenges". I know you, like many people, may be stuck in your old ways and language, but we need to be more sensitive to those in our community experiencing difficulties.
Though I guess the Baggie is grandfathered in since its his trip, so maybe it's fine

[Anonymous No.56073089]

>>56072708
I said the same thing about crypto when it was around $5b so

[Anonymous No.56073091]

Stock for someone who just started a relationship with a former Eastern Euro model who has been married twice, has anorexia, ADHD and chased her ex-husband around his house with a knife when she found out he cheated on her?

>>56072541
Are you trying to imply that the chick on the right from years ago is the same as whatever zoomer is on the left?

[Anonymous No.56073102]

>>56072751
We're all going to be working part-time in supermarkets our 70s desu.

>Now I hope that never happens but only a fool believes in "forever" when it comes to marriage these days.

Failed before you started.

[Anonymous No.56073103]

>>56073086
3d printing peaked in the early 10s, the techbrah hype fucked off, it's been continually developed and is now at the point where it's fairly standard in high end engineering.
the printurplasticshitathome thing is long gone.

[Anonymous No.56073126]

>>56072873
BASED

[Anonymous No.56073145]

>>56073039
This is the third wife he’s killed

[Anonymous No.56073153]

>>56072863
ew... a virgin on my smg

[Anonymous No.56073157]

>>56072675
this isn't a bear or a bull market...
>inb4 crab market
THIS IS A CUNNY MARKET!!!!!

[Anonymous No.56073165]

Never get a girlfriend anons, I just had to buy 4 $30 graphic t-shirts off etsy because it is fall and my girlfriend only lets me face fuck her if i get her what she wants first.

[Anonymous No.56073169]

Corrupt fed mouthpiece little Nicky trying to pump the market
DUMP YOUR PUTS at open or get squeezed wait for CPI

[Anonymous No.56073173]

>>56073014
>prices will fall as boomers die
I don't think this will happen except in rural areas hollowing out because nobody under the age of 70 lives there any longer. In other cases, either the decedent boomer reverse mortgaged their house to pay for their insulin and diapers for the last twenty years of their life and the bank takes it, or their children hold on to it for dear life because they will never, ever own a house otherwise. Supply remains low in either case.

[Anonymous No.56073207]

>>56073043
>vast wealth
Paper wealth tied up in SFH, there's no market at current prices, either prices must fall or real terms wages most rise, which do you think will happen?

[Anonymous No.56073225]

>>56073207
Blackrock will step in and buy every single family home and rent it back to the financial cuckholds of america.
SFH is rare and is now what separates the middle class from the lower middle / lower class/

[Anonymous No.56073258]

we're nagatoro posting now? What stock does nagatoro posting associate with? anon has convinced me.
>SQQQ?

[Anonymous No.56073297]

>>56073173
No. SFH is a derivative of wagie income, see: >>56072992

Price/Income had risen because rates had fallen for decades, Monthly cost/Income had stayed rather steady, there's simply no market to absorb the boomers bags at current prices/rates, nor is there enough rental demand to convert these houses into rentals.

[Anonymous No.56073308]

>>56073103
Home plastic printing seems like a comfy niche hobby for gearheads and engineers, people that are doers

[Anonymous No.56073327]

>>56072142
>OP

[Anonymous No.56073331]

>>56073173
Only way boomers give their house to their kids is if they die suddenly and unexpectantly without a will. Otherwise yeah its going to be used on diabetic meds, dialysis and cruises.

[Anonymous No.56073336]

>>56073225
>blackrock will buy trillions of dollars of SFH to rent out at a loss, because, because they just will ok?!
No. Property is illiquid so it LOSES value during debasement (money flows into liquid assets, and liquid speculative garbage), see: >>56072992 compared to pic related

[Anonymous No.56073341]

>>56073331
Why dialysis?

[Anonymous No.56073346]

>>56072903
>like everything will just gracefully collapse and then they can press the rewind button when Powell prints money and then everything will be okay again
My man that has literally happened every single time. I think people are still retarded for dismissing what the ECB did last fall and what the US did with banks earlier this year, as well as the billions and billions being conjured up and sent to Ukraine. It's all just "printing" by a different name

[Anonymous No.56073350]

>>56073341
Because they will all be diabetic?

[Anonymous No.56073356]

>>56073173
>Supply remains low in either case.
I'm gearing up to offer $255,555 on a $220k list price. But I'm selling a house as well

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073373]

Anybody else forget 9/11? I was too busy giving my children puberty blockers while letting them be exposed to Marijuana smoke and asking them how many genders they're capable of describing to even take an opportunity to blame white people for 9/11.

[Anonymous No.56073374]

>>56072164
>fomo retards going back to dividends
that's how i know the bear market is soon over

[Anonymous No.56073377]

>feel like eating out for a change
>let's see if Subway has any deals
>Hey your rewards points are under a new super cool program! If you spend $400 or more per year, then you get to UNLOCK All-Star status with exclusive perks and Subway Swag(r)!
They're literally not allowing me the privilege of buying a fucking water bottle unless I spend $400 or more on subs in a year.

[Anonymous No.56073386]

>>56073373
wrong board

[Anonymous No.56073396]

>>56073373
filtered

[Anonymous No.56073397]

>>56073350
Oh I didn't realize beetus lead to kidney failure, but I guess that makes sense

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073402]

>>56073373
I don't mean any of that. I got many first hand reports from family, lots of those people are no longer with us. It was a true attack. They shut the markets down for like 2 weeks. I think we should close the stock market on 9/11 if they're going to do it for June tenth.

[Anonymous No.56073406]

Going in for Flutter and Draft Kings, it's NFL season! And damn did Joe Borrow get sacked by the Browns.

[Anonymous No.56073414]

>>56073377
>Going to Subway and not Jimmy John's

[Anonymous No.56073417]

>>56073373
Yeah, I'm thinking based.

[Anonymous No.56073422]

>>56073397
Yeah. Renal failure and capillary failure. Dialysis keeps them alive for decades. They got dialysis machines on cruise already I think.

[Anonymous No.56073421]

>>56073414
I live in a town of $30,000 people in Canada, we don't have that

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073428]

There was so much speculation both sides. Do we open up or close. They're attacking us and backing down was showing the terrorists were winning. I think we should have a national rememberence day. I will advocate it until it happens until I'm dead.

[Anonymous No.56073429]

>>56073336
Yes money supply goes up, but if there is more people and the spx / m2 remains constant what does that tell you?

[Anonymous No.56073434]

>>56073422
>They got dialysis machines on cruise already I think
That's equally impressive, funny, and depressing

[Anonymous No.56073435]

If I had moved to kentucky in 2020 and bought a house for 100k it would be worth 350k right now and I could shitpost on 4chan about being one of hoomers.

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073440]

>>56073429
Look at your ratio again, it is changing and not constant. What does positive or negative slope of the ratio show?

[Anonymous No.56073446]

>>56073434
Kek yeah it is. I think you can buy DaVita, one of the big dialysis companies.

[Anonymous No.56073453]

>>56073440
By that logic you dumb nigger it would mean housing would be cheaper now than in 1999.
Touch grass.

[Anonymous No.56073454]

what should i buy fellow high rollers

[Anonymous No.56073457]

>>56072156
Imagine not holding TNA over the weekend, ngmi

[Anonymous No.56073474]

>>56073435
Been thinking about moving from Kentucky to the Mobile Alabama area if I can 2X my account. Doesn't seem that much more expensive and I will get to be near the emerald coast. Trade tornado alley for hurricanes.

[Anonymous No.56073483]

Are we really going to just pretend that futures didn't gap up bigly from Friday close?

[Anonymous No.56073489]

>>56073454
There is unironically nothing really worth buying in this market right now. There is no substantial dip and therefore no substantial upside, with the market being pinned between 4400 and 4600 on the Stinky Poo 500.

[Anonymous No.56073497]

>>56073489
Football season started in the US, good time to invest in sport gambling companies.

[Anonymous No.56073508]

>>56073346
It happened once in 2019. The result was the biggest misalocation of capital in the history of humanity with the expected results
>Ib4 2008/9
You got that wrong, the "money printer" for the 2008 melt down was only kicked into full force when the sovereign debt crisis hit

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073565]

>>56073453
Answering my question by using terms like logic and nigger then saying touch grass.... yet not even approaching anything than can be concluded as a cohesive thought awards you 0 points. And may G_d have mercy on your soul.

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073575]

>>56073489
They ran up the past two weeks whole others looked like shit if you were watching. Lots is baked in already.

[Anonymous No.56073579]

>>56073483
Something something, opex something.

[Anonymous No.56073580]

>>56073157
Dude, that's a teenager

[Anonymous No.56073594]

>>56073579
Demand isn't really going up. Operational expenses are going to be certainly cut, same as opec is going to cut oil production again. It's grim

[Anonymous No.56073596]

They are coming for our Precious Moments™ collectable ceramic figurines oil bros

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073603]

I think the best decision is to be long a few companies while sitting on a sell button for way more. However bonds are going to create a crest in the next 9 months and you wanna have an opportunity to short the bond market to make tons of money.

[Anonymous No.56073615]

>>56073565
aren't you the guy with an asian prostitute of a wife? Your gook god has no power on me. My ancestors are smiling down at me race mixer, can you say the same?
88

[Anonymous No.56073623]

>>56073594
>same as opec is going to cut oil production again
everyone was so desperate for their oil they were going to dedollarise and tell us tough shit? what happened?

[Anonymous No.56073625]

>>56073066
Are you doing an update tonight?

[Anonymous No.56073631]

>>56073594
opex and opec are not the same thing. Get your vision checked.

[Anonymous No.56073639]

>>56073623
The marketing was only for the plebs. A look at the Saudis forex reserves would have showed everyone that wanted to see how fucked they are, had to start to accept yuan to not risk the camel jokeys going back to be just that, sand dwelling camel jokeys. Well now they sit on a bunch of worthless Chinese monopoly money

[Anonymous No.56073645]

>>56072142
>Let me be clear,
>I'll set up the lab in Wuhan through the NIH
>You promote and sell a vaccine for it
>The virus will kill all the right-wing boomers and America will become more Leftist than ever!
>profit

[Anonymous No.56073646]

>>56073631
I'm well aware, but its funny that both are going to cut , one spending, the other production, and in both cases it won't help much. The tech field is especially fucked, them and marketing.

[Anonymous No.56073654]

>>56073631
Speaking of opex, does anyone follow oldfngguy on stocktwits? The guy is a massive faggot but he's right like 99% of the time, so I've learned to appreciate his angry boomer antics.

[Anonymous No.56073655]

>>56073615
Based
>>56073580
You bought SQQQ calls, right senpai?

[Anonymous No.56073663]

>>56073655
I'm sitting in SQQQ right now and praying for a red nasdaq in the next two days. The slippage is going to kill me

[Anonymous No.56073665]

>>56073646
Opex for spx. Options expiration, not operating expenses you utter dunce.

[Anonymous No.56073679]

>>56073639
it's amazing the brics+ shitholes whilst dreaming up this dastardly plan to try and hold one over the west didn't think to check that actually we have enough of our own reserves if push came to shove and our marriage of convenience was more about offshoring pollution and maintaining control of trade routes than a love of hand holding barely agrarian savages.

[Anonymous No.56073685]

>>56073665
Who cares about options expiries on some casino. That's just short term noise. The bigger picture is that expenses are being cut left and right in desperate attempts to stay somehow afloat

I really thought /smg/ was for once looking at the bigger picture

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073686]

>>56073615
If you're so proud of your ancestors why are you proud of someone who never finished what they set out to do? Do you lack experience, courage, or are you just some loser piece of shit?

[Anonymous No.56073691]

>>56073663
>I hope it's as red as your face anon-kun!
>I would be extra happy if the market looked like that red thing you have down there, baka-hentai

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073697]

>>56073685
Lol your ignorance is obvious, but I'm not going to stop you kiddo. You're more entertaining than me.

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073726]

>>56073679
The problem is becoming evolved as China invests in the world south while America cuts the west off from opportunities they once held but couldn't maintain because of technology and war restrictions during the later periods of the industrial revolution

[Anonymous No.56073740]

>>56073679
If they want to trade among their own backwardish group why not, but shouldn't expect that they get granted the same access to western markets for their slave goods as they had for the past 40 years. I wonder how many washing machines the changs are able to sell to the Sauds and Iranian, certainly not going to be able to compensate for the American and European market

[Anonymous No.56073749]

>>56073686
You lack far more than me thats why you had to marry a gook.
Enjoy your buck toothed, broken english, flat face / chest / ass mongoliod wife. your children (if you even have any) will never look like you.

[Anonymous No.56073754]

>>56073726
with weak domestic consumption who are they going to sell the resources of africa to if not us? and if we don't want them where will their money to buy energy from opec come from?

[Anonymous No.56073771]

>>56073603
>However bonds are going to create a crest in the next 9 months and you wanna have an opportunity to short the bond market to make tons of money
I still don't understand how that all works. I know current bonds lose time value as maturity approaches, so if you sell them you have to discount them
No I am not talking about options

[Quasar !!7McZD6mb6Mp No.56073775]

>>56073749
>implying she has a flat chest when everyone has seen the contrary.
Well attack me and not answer anything. You're probably unaware this is the golden season for locking up liquidity and locking in risk free gains. I'm feeling pretty good. Happy nine eleven to you.

[Anonymous No.56073782]

america is a dying empire much like the UK. china also appears to be in a state of decline. there are no other real contenders in the world to carry the flame of human progress and economy. this means that stock will limit down on monday and equity prices will begin to return to realistic and fair value.

[Anonymous No.56073798]

>>56073775
fake tits you bought your wife doesn't change the fact that she was born with a flat face / chest / ass. Or the fact that if you need a kidney later in life your own gook child couldn't give you theirs.

[Anonymous No.56073804]

>>56073782
That would be pre 1993 or even pre 1985 levels. Oh boy

[Anonymous No.56073807]

>>56073453
Housing IS cheaper in real terms, wages have just also fallen in real terms
>>56073429
That you're a dullard. By factoring an asset for money stock it becomes unitless, we can then use these now unitless assets to observe the real flow of money, which clearly show that debasement pumps liquid assets at the expense of illiquid assets, indeed, we can conceptualize labor as in illiquid 'asset' under this model, explaining the observed wage latency during debasement

[Anonymous No.56073817]

Wtf, just woke up. Literally 0 movement (DAX), kek. Do you have a "holiday" today? @US

Memorial day would probably be the proper name.

[Anonymous No.56073821]

>>56073782
>america is a dying empire much like the UK
call me back when countries are fleeing organisations like nato and refusing economic and military cooperation with the us.

[Anonymous No.56073828]

just saw an advertisement on normies TV for invesco QQQ. is it actually over? is this it?

[Anonymous No.56073842]

>>56073828
while it is absolutely disgusting, and I agree, a symbol of the top and the mania (advertising for an ETF) QQQ in its charter has to spend 0.07% 7bps on advertising (and this is the result of that)

[Anonymous No.56073846]

>>56073828
It has been the case since late August. The advertising to "invest now!" into long etfs is off the charts in tv, newspaper and radio advertising. Feels like November 21 was for crypto ponzis, but for stocks

[Anonymous No.56073849]

>>56073828
>senpai, give me the exit liquidity!
>spray it everywhere!

[Anonymous No.56073851]

>>56073846
>>56073842
>>56073828
>Sell in May then go away
>September and October typically have the worst monthly returns in the year
>December is also down because of tax harvesting
>January is always a coin flip

[Anonymous No.56073855]

>>56073807
You are correlating housing prices with spx / m2... you are the "dullard" you fucking moron.
Housing is determined by supply and demand like any other product.
>verification not required

[Anonymous No.56073863]

>>56073615
Baggie is an honorary Aryan

[Anonymous No.56073869]

>there's going to be a red hot candle tomorrow, right bobo-kun?

[Anonymous No.56073872]

>>56073863
I have been around long enough to see his wife. She is not a bleached South Korean or north Japanese.
If her pussy isn't pink she isn't white. Simple as.

[Anonymous No.56073873]

>>56073855
To play devil's advocate and help anon out, there are many other factors that contribute to supply and demand elasticity, too. Interest rates, types of housing available, policies and subsidies, material costs, population pyramids, etc etc. There is no one metric that you can look at.
But as you said, everything goes back to raw supply vs raw demand. Everything increases or decreases those values, and if there is an excess or shortage, then the price moves accordingly

[Anonymous No.56073884]

>>56073828
>56073828
Last year in July it also got pretty strong ads on TV and they were even talking in, you could call it news but it's a little more trashtalky stuff, about buying. I can't remember if it was early july or even june. Nevertheless, it would have been fine til mid august until we crashed down til october.

[Anonymous No.56073887]

>just imagining how red tomorrow is going to be... ×w×

[Anonymous No.56073889]

>sell in january your profits will be legendary
>sell in february or go to the mortuary
>sell in march or lose the garment you starch
>sell in april if you're capable
>sell in may or you are gay
>sell in june and you will coom
>sell in july your gains will fly
>sell in august your port will be robust
>sell in september they'll polish your member
>sell in october or you'll be bent over
>sell in november for more legal tender
>sell in december and you'll be remembered

[Anonymous No.56073891]

>>56073873
And something like 40% of homeowners have no mortgage and like 30% have rates below 3.5%.
Only way there is a housing crash is if unemployment is like 5%

[Anonymous No.56073898]

>>56073821
>event happens
>people miss the timing
>realisation sets in
>its too late
>you're giving hj's under a bridge

its better to just accept it before it reaches apex

[Anonymous No.56073900]

someone tell me not to buy a bundle of games full of remakes that I could easily pirate the originals of. I need to hear no from someone else.

[Anonymous No.56073902]

>>56073891
>if unemployment is like 5%
The labor market remains resilient

[Anonymous No.56073905]

>>56073898
recessions happen yes

[Anonymous No.56073906]

>markets
Anybody else feel that October will be a total shitshow? Student loans coming back will really fuck the markets up for a long ass time.

>>56073887
if only her tits were bigger than the president, then she'd be perfect

[Anonymous No.56073911]

>>56073884
Shit
1. Just woke up and brain not functioning properly yet +checking charts
2. I meant in Germany the ads for investing got stronger. Mind you, I think investing etc is in germany a pretty new thing. Economic news on the MAIN-state tv canals is like 5 minutes before 8pm about the stock market, primarily just short news about the DAX. Other than that I think there never was really much talking about buying stocks etc. This is a pretty new thing probably because of the neobrokers and they way easier entry to buying stocks now for elderly as well as zoomers etc.

[Anonymous No.56073915]

>>56073906
>Student loans coming back will really fuck the markets up for a long ass time.
it will be priced in.

[Anonymous No.56073916]

>>56073855
Lol lmao.

-m2-
1970: $0.5T
1980: $1.5T
2000: $4.5T
2020: $15T
2023 $20.8T

-MSPUS (Median Sales Price of Houses Sold for the United States)-
1970: $24k
1980: $64k
2000: $165k
2020: $329k
2023: $436k

r2: 0.98

Housing's nominal rise has been wholly a product of debasement, in real terms housing (like wages) have been in steady decline since '71, which is to be expected given their illiquid nature.

[Anonymous No.56073919]

>>56073902
thanks J-dog
here is some baked pasta.

[Anonymous No.56073920]

>>56072876
Whoah what's this website?

[Anonymous No.56073931]

>Markets arent closed for 9/11
New mandela effect just dropped

[Anonymous No.56073939]

>>56073916
So based on m2 and your sales price housing is undervalued.
20/0.5 = 40
now multiply that by the MSPUS
40 x 24k
so if we had the MSPUS to m2 like you are sperging out about the average house should be 960k

[Anonymous No.56073949]

>>56073906
>Oh no my hand slipped while peaking at futures, senpai.

[Anonymous No.56073962]

>>56073915
CHINA STOP SELLING, I NEED TO RESHORT MOOOOOOOOORE. I assume we pump 1-2 days til CPI

[Anonymous No.56073966]

>>56073962
>ニヤニヤ

[Anonymous No.56073973]

In my youtube recommondations on the right, though watching an Techno Set (Awakenings) I see a video about pokemon cards, charizard with whatever combo. +11k views in 1 day. It's over for the west.

And I can't find my fuckin first gen cards. I can't remember what I did to them as a child, MY INVESTMENT AAAAAH

[Anonymous No.56073974]

>>56073887
>>56073949
>>56073655
>>56073258
Same girl?

[Anonymous No.56073975]

>let's paint them
RED
> together, senpai

[Anonymous No.56073980]

i tried to warn you. you would not listen

[Anonymous No.56073982]

>>56073889
In January, start the year with care,
Plan your trades and be aware.
February's tip, don't chase the hype,
Invest with knowledge, not just type.

March brings madness, stay patient still,
Avoid impulsive moves that thrill.
April showers profits, don't be rash,
Stick to your strategy, don't crash.

Sell in May, and go away,
Summer markets, take a break today.
Come September, be prepared to buy,
As autumn leaves fall, let your portfolio fly.

October's volatility can be quite a fright,
Stay steady, don't let emotions take flight.
November's harvest, reap what you've sown,
Stay disciplined, and let your gains be known.

December's gift, a year well spent,
Reflect, rebalance, and be content.
Stock trading tips for every season's call,
With wisdom and patience, you'll conquer them all.

[Anonymous No.56073987]

>>56073974
Too old, too fat. clothes are obviously too small

[Anonymous No.56074003]

>>56073982
Worthless

[Anonymous No.56074010]

>>56073974
Yes, but without a dick

[Anonymous No.56074015]

im the anon from earlier who asked for recommendations for shitty companies for his project, i chose to go with something obscure over being edgy.

i unironically now know why no one can beat spy, and it isn't because it's just undoable. its because to actually learn this shit is so much worse than just buying spy. it isn't remotely worth it. i don't know why ive don this to myself, but i am now autistically committed.

also if anyone knows why a company would have flat common stock values on the bal sheet, but slightly varying paid in capital, i would be curious to hear your answers. doesn't make much sense to me desu.

[Anonymous No.56074014]

>>56073982
nvidia has a trillion $ mc and this is the result

[putsRnotDaWae No.56074043]

Hey boboids, check the futures. Oil down, dollar shitcoin down, index futures up. Gonna be a bad week for bobo*ds.

[Anonymous No.56074045]

>>56074015
Stocks are a pyramid scheme. The stock price isn't a reflection of the companies strength or weakness be it financial or real economic but just a representation of how many multi level marketing faggots are in the pyramid scheme

[Anonymous No.56074054]

>>56073919
Grazie. Here's a fancy dago soda

[Anonymous No.56074055]

>>56074045
not a pyramid scheme,
there are 400% more people on the planet from 1930 till now.

[Anonymous No.56074060]

>>56073891
It’ll take 7% unemployment before Powell does something. We go over 5% unemployment and he’ll say it’s temporary. We go over 6% and he’ll say he’ll start looking at their options. We hit 7% and he’s definitely cutting rates. Yes Volcker had up to 10% unemployment at one point, but Powell knows that would unacceptable these days

[Anonymous No.56074062]

>>56074054
unironically my favorite lol
dago's are Spanish though, WOPs are italian.

[Anonymous No.56074063]

>>56074015
Did you go with MPW, that one is pretty obscure. I only know about it because it was shilled here as a short play. (And I should have listened)

[Anonymous No.56074075]

>>56074045
no i mean the book value is flat on the bal sheet but the paid in fluctuates. if the book value of the common stock item doesn't change, meaning no new shares are issued, there shouldn't be more or less paid in capital, but on some of the companies i was looking at to try out, this happened.

[Anonymous No.56074078]

>>56073939
No. "in real terms housing (like wages) have been in steady decline since '71, which is to be expected given their illiquid nature." See: MSPUS/M2 graph posted upthread. If debasement uniformity increased prices, there would be no reason to debase as there would be no (parasitic) gains. Debasement is a parasitic transfer of resources from income earners to asset holders, or generalized further, a parasitic transfer from illiquid assets (including labor) to liquid assets. This beautifully simple model explains all observations, including equities outperforming housing and US equities outperforming non US equities (US having the deepest, most liquid capital markets).

[Anonymous No.56074079]

>>56074055
You understand how you just confirmed what I said

[Anonymous No.56074084]

>>56074062
>>56074054
I am wrong, i didn't know dago was a derision for italians.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dago

[Anonymous No.56074087]

>>56074015
Yeah, sentiment is more important than ANY fuckin research you do, it doesn't mean shit. You could theoretically be right, but it wouldn't matter, because sentiment is shit and nobody buys. It's way less riskier to trade indices. I do, but with +20x leverage, so that I can at least make some money.

[Anonymous No.56074089]

>>56074063
nah. i thought about doing the weed one, but we might have to talk about it in the class and i don't want to be the dude with the "dude weed" pos stock. then ill get grouped with the dude weed guys for projects.

[Anonymous No.56074094]

>>56074079
4x more people using products and increasing revenues. Balance sheets do not lie, yes we maybe overvalued on some key companies (NVDA) but look at XOM or CVX

[Anonymous No.56074097]

>>56074075
Speculation, pyramid scheming

[Anonymous No.56074101]

>>56074097
the market value has nothing to do with the book value anon. the book value is an accounting thing.

[Anonymous No.56074102]

I knew china would do nothing. Should have taken profits in that small dip. And later in 3 hours, mark my words, they'll buy. In 3 hours from now madness ensues again.

[Anonymous No.56074123]

>>56074015
>have flat common stock values on the bal sheet, but slightly varying paid in capital
If common stock value doesn't change on the balance sheet that means there were no changes in the # of shares issued and outstanding. The company didn't buy any back as Treasury stock and they also didn't issue new shares, so the balance sheet value remains the same. Paid in capital could change based on stock based compensation like employee stock options getting exercised. Those don't result in the issuance of new shares but it does affect the APIC account IIRC. I'm a bit rusty on that stuff, been out of the accounting game for a bit

[Snip-Sama No.56074127]

>>56073565
>>56073603
>>56073686
>>56073697
>>56073726
>>56073775

Hi Kevin :)

[Anonymous No.56074132]

>>56074062
>unironically my favorite
I like them too. I lost 60 lbs during COVID and quit drinking soda, but once or twice a year I'll buy a 6 pack of these bad boys. They are 16% juice after all. And no high fructose goy syrup. It has real sugar

[Anonymous No.56074134]

>I'm gonna...
>I'M GONNA SHORT THAT RED CANDLE ALL THE WAY DOWN INSIDE MY -
:3

[Anonymous No.56074141]

>>56074055
>10,000 million
Come on at least use real numbers

[Anonymous No.56074143]

>>56074084
Yea I know, I used to like mafia movies when I was a kid
t. Henry Hill 50/50 mutt

[Anonymous No.56074147]

>>56074123
that makes sense. thank you brother.

[Anonymous No.56074149]

>>56074101
Then I don't get your question. Aren't you asking about the discrepancy of book value and market value? Or what do you mean with "paid in capital" do you mean some specific capital position on the debit? Could be capital from other forms of capital acquirement other than stock issuing

[Anonymous No.56074153]

>>56074089
You could be the REIT Chad talking about dogshit properties getting liquidated to cover debt obligations and a slashed dividend which results in a downward spiral into eventual bankruptcy. You could talk about it's ability to continue as a going concern. I think MPW would be a slam dunk and easy to talk about in an academic setting.

[Anonymous No.56074155]

>>56074149
this >>56074123 anon answered the question

[Anonymous No.56074159]

this the worst smg of all time. you all need to go back

[Anonymous No.56074160]

>>56074015
What did you bet on?
Also with spy it's difficult especially if you're short term. Alot of things to keep track of but it's not hard to learn if you know where to start. Or be like me and read a ton of books while picking pieces of information from each book. Some books were completely useless though.

[Anonymous No.56074168]

>>56074147
Also you gotta look at preferred stock and Treasury stock to see if those changed. Because they could choose to retire treasury stock instead of reissuing it and there would be an affect on the APIC of they retire the Treasury stock. And if they issued new preferred stock that would affect APIC too and not have an affect on the common stock line. But if none of those changed then I think it's employee stock options getting exercised

[Anonymous No.56074174]

I hope google beats the govt antitrust case. I like my android phone as it is just fine thanks.

[Anonymous No.56074187]

>>56074153
nah. i already fried my brain just trying to understand the basic company. for some reason i got the matching principle mixed for the income statement mixed up with the bal sheet and thought ar only showed up when revenue was recognized.

i also spent all week on /v/ shitting on starfield tho, i knew i wouldn't get much done this week and have been writing/doing math since 7am to make up for it. but i knew i wouldn't do shit this week. i don't need any more pain tho.

i tried to understand one fucking simple mining company with two mines and literally none of what i learned in accounting translated. i suspect ill need an entire online course to understand how to value proven reserves and likely reserves and all of that other bullshit.

all of this to beat spy by like 3%. im the dumbest retard on here. i should have stuck to options gambling and making bobo edits.

[Anonymous No.56074195]

>>56074160
>Some books were completely useless though.
Kek, I had the same thing with classic literature.
Thought I'd try reading to be more cultured, more cultivated. Fuck it, after a few years forget it anyways.
One of the classics that stood out the most was the picture of Dorian Grey. If you are in between 20-30. USE your fuckin time.

Especially not gonna read on economic books. I trade now for 2 years and see that NOTHING matters but sentiment and fed.

[Anonymous No.56074200]

>>56074153
I made a fair bit of money even in spite of a shit entry on MPW.

[Anonymous No.56074204]

>>56074160
just some boring shit. i dont want to say because i don't want freaks like kpop poster or scoops cataloging my movements, if those two are even stll here, ive been away a while.
>>56074168
treasury did in some of them. none of thats been covered yet. i suppose i will learn it at some point. the problem with learning fin is that even the most basic shit has a million other implication and caveats that make it impossible to use outside of the textbook until you know all of it. its not like other things ive studied.

[Anonymous No.56074208]

>>56072541
Hot, financially speaking.

[Anonymous No.56074213]

boring market

[Snip-Sama No.56074245]

NVDA Drop it like it's hot

[Anonymous No.56074282]

Bears are cuter.

[Anonymous No.56074313]

>>56074282
>cuter
... and f-
funnier?

[Anonymous No.56074350]

>>56074187
>ar only showed up when revenue was recognized
I mean typically the ar and the revenue is recognized at the same time, unless it first goes into deferred income (liability), which would then recognize the revenue later when you relieve the liability. But for regular local small businesses the entry is debit ar credit revenue to record both. Big public company accounting is a lot different than regular local small biz accounting not subject to sec and gaap scrutiny.
>i also spent all week on /v/ shitting on starfield tho
I used to procrastinate a lot as a young college guy myself. I eventually learned to just get high and do my work first.
>ill need an entire online course to understand how to value proven reserves and likely reserves and all of that other bullshit.
Yea there are special valuation certifications for people that specialize in valuing things like that. And valuing a mine is probably not as straight forward as you might think. That's why I think it would be easier to value a company whose underlying assets are real estate, but you do you. You could do a discounted cash flows model where you project the future annual cash flows of the company for like the next 5 to 10 years and then discount those figures back to the present to get the present value of future cash flows which is a present valuation. That's what I would do. I wouldn't bother trying to value the individual mines themselves, those values should already be on the balance sheet assuming they are following gaap and reporting things at fair value. I would try to project the future cash flow using a reasonable growth rate based on historic cash flows and then use the the discounted cash flows model to bring those values to the their present value using the fed discount rate. Or if you want to get really fancy you can use the CAPM model to come up with you estimated future cash flows for your DCF analysis. But that is a bit overboard imo. But could be done.

[Anonymous No.56074351]

>>56072142
That's it I'm done investing. It's time to drop a mixtape.

[Anonymous No.56074352]

modern dating sucks I am about to all-in on "AI" stocks to be liquidity for companies to develope e a trans enby ai gf (male)

[Anonymous No.56074353]

[Anonymous No.56074356]

>>56074200
Are you the original OP who posted his short thesis here? If so, you were early but not wrong. I wasn't patient enough.

[Anonymous No.56074360]

>>56073982
This took 3 gallons of water to produce. It's over

[Anonymous No.56074388]

>>56074356
Not the original anon. I've been shorting it off and on. I loaded up on shorts around $10 leading up to recent earnings and offloaded them when the share price hit 8.50 or something so I didn't make a ton.

[Anonymous No.56074436]

i disavow the niggertoro poster. I stand for cunny and OIL (even though it's pulling back AGAIN)

[Anonymous No.56074443]

>>56074204
>treasury did in some of them
If it went up then they bought back shares. Debit Treasury stock, credit cash for the purchase

Or

Debit Treasury stock @ par value
Debit common stock APIC @ original excess amount
Credit cash for total amount paid by company to repurchase shares
Debit or credit Treasury APIC depending on if it's bought back for a gain or a loss


If it went down, then they retired or reissued stock which has different journals entries which you can YouTube or investorpedia to find out.

[Anonymous No.56074445]

>>56074360

[Anonymous No.56074451]

>>56074204
>none of thats been covered yet. i suppose i will learn it at some point
You'll learn it, and then if you become schizo enough you will learn that none of it matters

[Anonymous No.56074459]

These fuckin faggots will pump so hard I already see it coming, This will throw my shorts back into red, but I also don't want to miss out if it drops, fuckin retarded coinflip market.
Actually, out of the last 9 weeks I think 8 times the market pumped mondays, even during the august dump.

[Anonymous No.56074464]

>>56072228
isn't this just the expected Boomer Pullout?

[Anonymous No.56074476]

>>56074388
I think it was sometime between Oct 22 and Jan 23 when I first saw it shilled here which was right before their big tenant declared bankruptcy. Think it was around $15 a share at that point. I didn't touch it but it was interesting so I asked him for a QRD and thats when he sent a picture of some dump "hospital" in new Mexico that they held

[Anonymous No.56074486]

NVAX bros they can't contain us another week can they? Can we get over $10 this week?

[Anonymous No.56074492]

>>56072228
people will pay premiums on cds for us treasury bonds in the event the us state defaults? thats like buying home insurance on the sun engulfing the earth.

[Anonymous No.56074515]

>>56072509
>>56072524
LARP
t. actual American

[Anonymous No.56074521]

How are the futures bros?

[Anonymous No.56074526]

>>56074521

[Anonymous No.56074534]

>>56074521
On god... they no cap be bussin fr

[Anonymous No.56074539]

>>56072751
>fuck my co-workers
Why would anyone want to fuck the elderly door greeter?

[Anonymous No.56074555]

>>56072873
>I'm not trans
yikes
get with the program sweetie

[Anonymous No.56074580]

>>56073045
they're still saying it

[Anonymous No.56074585]

>>56074350
yeah i gave up on the mine pretty quick, and switched to the obscure boring company which will be easy for those purposes. i do want to learn it all though. i don't know if i'll ever use it, but i want to know it.

also i fucked up in saying ar, i meant ap, thats just how tired i am i guess. thanks for the advice tho.

[Anonymous No.56074598]

>janned for 8 minutes for off topic
>le based edit image to be on-topic
QQQ-SEMPAI, SHOW ME THAT BIG RED CANDLE

[Anonymous No.56074607]

>>56074598
yo wtf, can you stop it? You really have a wife? I don't believe you one bit.

[Anonymous No.56074613]

>>56072164
What exactly do you spend divys on? Reinvestment? Lmao.

[Anonymous No.56074615]

>>56074613
Balancing the -10% on the stocks he bought.

[Anonymous No.56074630]

You could argue with divvies in a low rate environment. But why would I risk my capital for divvies when I could put my money rather risk free into the bank?

[The De-Investor No.56074632]

>>56074613
Is your business still a good business? No?
I'm De-Investing.

See that? My profit margins just went up cause I invested in a moral business.

[Anonymous No.56074633]

>>56074443
why would a stock buyback not alter common stock though is what i don't get. i get that it would alter APIC. if its going to balance it ought to affect both APIC and common stock on the equity side.

idk like i said im sure it'll be covered or ill have someone explain it in person. too tired to properly get it tn.

[Anonymous No.56074644]

How much should I spend on my 2 week trip to the Czech Republic later this year? The flight was $800 and it looks like decent lodging in the cities is like $80-$100 per night

[Anonymous No.56074657]

>>56074644
$15 a day, including transportation, accommodation, food.

[Anonymous No.56074662]

>>56074657
I'm gonna be spending at least $15 per day on beer, and that's a lot of beer over there

[Anonymous No.56074672]

Let the pee pee hit the poo
Let the pee pee hit the poo
Let the pee pee hit the
*ting* *ting*
POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.56074688]

>>56074644
it depends on how you spend. i did all europe for 3 months on 3 grand in college. plenty of booze. lost 50 lbs, but i did it.

if your an american tho just be aware czechs will hate you, more than usual euro contempt as well. not sure why. i get why euros in general hate us, but czechs and scotts in particular hate us the most.

[Anonymous No.56074692]

>>56074688
I dunno, I've had good luck with Czechs. But maybe it's because I can speak a bit of the language. I technically have like $20k I could spend but I hate spending money

[Anonymous No.56074702]

baking

[Anonymous No.56074704]

>>56074688
acceptable xenophobia that aimed at any other nationality could have the person arrested.
as an american the only two ways to play it are either own being american and be prepared for some confrontation (this will mainly come from young student types) or say you're canadian.

[Anonymous No.56074711]

>>56074692
i just had like several of them pass me at bust stop and even one on a ferry drive right by me when looking at me. also general rudeness. meanwhile countries we've actually fucked over like serbs were super friendly. french people as well outside of paris, but in paris they're dicks to everyone equally, and its a shit city.

language always helps. i would recommend croatia over Prague tho on a budget. u could probably rent a boat and travel the coast with that. goregous clear water but lots of sea urchins which make it impossible to go in most access points. split is a party tho.

[Anonymous No.56074715]

>futes

[Anonymous No.56074731]

>>56074697
>>56074697
>>56074697
>>56074697
baked

[Anonymous No.56074733]

>>56074704
its not awful but rudeness in general is unpleasant. ive never got in an actual confrontation barring one time. it just makes it less fun. nothing of value lost really. Prague is a one and done, and Scotland isn't even worth seeing once, at least, not the parts inhabited by humans. its just odd. chinese people and iraqis/iranians even are very friendly, russians as well, idk what czechs are so butthurt about. i get what you're saying about sotts though.

[Anonymous No.56074750]

>>56073931
9/11 fell on a sunday in 2022 and on a saturday in 2021

[Anonymous No.56074753]

>>56074633
>why would a stock buyback not alter common stock
Because technically those shares are still issued and outstanding, they are just owned by the company now. And the way it alters the common stock account is by acting as a contra account which reduces the equity section of the company's balance sheet even though the common stock account # remains untouched. So say there is $1M in the common stock equity account (a credit), and there is $1M in the common APIC account related to that initial issuance of shares. Now what happens when the company buys back (but doesn't retire) 50% of those shares at the same price they originally collected (so no gain or loss). So originally they collected $1M par value + $1M apic for a total of $2M. If they buy back 50% at the same price then they paid $1M total ($500k for the par value and $500k for the APIC). So before the buy back there is $2M of total equity. Then to record the buy back they do this:

Debit Treasury stock $1M
Credit Cash $1M

Or Method 2:

Debit Treasury stock $500k
Debit common stock APIC $500K
Credit Cash $1M

Either way after making that entry your equity account now looks like this:

Common stock $1M
Common APIC $1M
Treasury Stock ($1M)
Total Equity $1M

Or if using method 2:

Common stock $1M
Common APIC $500K
Treasury Stock ($500K)
Total Equity $1M

So by having the Treasury stock equity account act as a contra account it reduces the total equity even though the common stock account stays at the same $1M the entire time. The reason it stays the same is because those shares are still issued and outstanding, they are just owned by the company and the company paid it's own cash to acquire the shares so it's equity is reduced through the entry above. The $1M common stock account won't change until they choose to officially retire those common shares. But just because the company owns them doesn't mean they aren't still issued and outstanding. They are until they get retired by the company.

[Anonymous No.56074755]

>>56073949
>peaking
illiterate

[Baggie !!2wgod7RQeJh No.56074904]

>>56073798
Having children to support yourself, how selfish of you.

[Anonymous No.56075866]

Next time don't early bake