/smg/ - STOCK MARKET GENERAL

[Anonymous No.56204545]

Building Pyramids

>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

Previous: >>56203250

[Anonymous No.56204573]

first for +3% tomorrow

[Anonymous No.56204574]

Modern parlance is fucking disgusting.

[Anonymous No.56204577]

Everything is fine

[Anonymous No.56204578]

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Trans-Mountain-Oil-Pipeline-Back-On-Track-As-Regulator-Approves-Route-Change.html
$CNQ chads... ww@?

[Anonymous No.56204579]

Be deadass with me niggaz. Is it over?

[Anonymous No.56204581]

Imagine unironically thinking that the US debt matters

Or that government shutdowns would ever be a thing

Or that China matters

Or that the US economy is somehow not obliterating the rest of the world

Or that interest rates are "high"

Lmao

Must be hard being a bear and losing 95% of the time

[Anonymous No.56204582]

>parlance

[Anonymous No.56204588]

previous thread cloud

[Anonymous No.56204603]

>>56204588
>Market buy today

[Anonymous No.56204609]

It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of A needle than for a Reddit-spacer to enter the Kingdom of Saved Posts

[Anonymous No.56204613]

>>56204588
>China buy today.

[Anonymous No.56204615]

>>56204581
Let it out anon.

[Anonymous No.56204620]

>>56204581
Imagine being flat for 2 years while inflation ravages your purchasing power.
Oh wait, that's reality.

[Anonymous No.56204622]

>>56204574
Shut up gay ass nigga.

[Anonymous No.56204624]

Rosatom put out an RFP. This is going to continue being the funniest website in existence: https://www.sprott.com/investment-strategies/physical-commodity-funds/uranium/

[Anonymous No.56204632]

WE (bears) GETTIN MONEY NIGGA

[Anonymous No.56204637]

$3,000. Most of the positions were +100-200% day gains. (Puts)
>>56204077 #
Checked. You seem to get digits a lot, closing bell-anon
>verification not required

[Anonymous No.56204639]

I sold the seasonality bottom

[Anonymous No.56204644]

>>56204620
Ohhh noooo I loaded up on cheapies for a couple years and my portfolio will be up 100%+ before I ever even think about cashing out, shiiiiiiit!

[Anonymous No.56204651]

>>56204588
>next anon buying scam, dont hope fold instead

deep

[Anonymous No.56204658]

>>56204624
what's so funny?

[Anonymous No.56204667]

>>56204644
>I loaded up on cheapies for a couple years
Then you're not a permabull. You're a swing trader. Welcome to the club.
>my portfolio will be up 100%+ before I ever even think about cashing out
Or not.. enjoy bagholding in choppy markets for 10 more years, while even t-bill holders slowly outpace you.

[Anonymous No.56204668]

>>56204588

[Anonymous No.56204670]

Sold AMR, bought more OSTK

[Anonymous No.56204685]

>>56204574
yes it is

[Anonymous No.56204694]

>>56204622
checked and based

[Anonymous No.56204699]

Quick reminder that in Japan, regularly rebalancing at 0.5x leverage turned out to be the optimal strategy over a period spanning multiple decades following their asset bubble collapse in the early 90s.

[Anonymous No.56204703]

>>56204670
omg it's Charlie Chaplin

[Anonymous No.56204706]

>>56204667
Lol nah. I'm essentially permanently bullish. Bonds are shit, everyone knows it. No one gives a shit about 4.5% when you can get 20% out of the market you openly manipulate.

[Anonymous No.56204709]

HAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.56204712]

>high speed railway just opened up in florida
>travels up to 120 mph
>the operating speed of japanese earliest forms of bullet trains that went into servies 59 years ago

jesus christ the US really is a 3rd world country

[Anonymous No.56204715]

Apparently we are at max record level short gamma ever. Whatever that means

[Anonymous No.56204732]

>>56204712
first world = nato
second world = warsaw pact
third world = no alliance
so ? also speed is limited by laws not tech

[Anonymous No.56204738]

>>56204715
Sauce?

[Anonymous No.56204739]

Holy fuck I got heemed today
I'm going to make some hot cocoa
Maybe that will put me in a better mood
Maybe not

[Anonymous No.56204744]

>>56204706
>when you can get 20% out of the market you openly manipulate.
You cant. The market is lower than it was two years ago

[Anonymous No.56204746]

>>56204739
3figs, 4figs, or 5figs?

[Anonymous No.56204751]

>>56204715
Perhaps because retail faggots have been loading up on shorts every time they read a spooky headline for two months straight

[Anonymous No.56204753]

>>56204577
>MarketWatch
Like asking Benjamin Netanyahu if Israel is a real country

[Anonymous No.56204754]

>>56204712
Be happy the us even got a train.

[Anonymous No.56204760]

>finally register to buy some treasury bonds
>the government website abruptly stops working

It's a little amusing how I can go to Coinbase and buy some incredibly abstract thing like USDC, and it's smooth and responsive, like professionals built it.
But I go to treasurydirect to buy some government-issued debt (a concept older than currency itself) and it's janky process
Anyway, I am looking for places to park $20k for awhile in anticipation of a major correction in the stock market

[Anonymous No.56204763]

>>56204744
The Russell 2000 is down when adjusted for inflation over 5 years

[Anonymous No.56204765]

>>56204738

[Anonymous No.56204766]

>>56204746
4 today, but I'm down 5 on the month

[Anonymous No.56204768]

>>56204706
t-bill are not the same as treasury bonds you're thinking of. Otherwise you'd know they yield 5.5% currently. 4.5 is the 10 year.

Long duration bondholders are actually the biggest retards at the table, though to be fair most of them are forced holders such as insurance floats and pension funds, and foreign nations that need to hedge global trade plans. The rest are mostly uninformed passive bagholders or fixed strategy retirement funds like all that target date bullshit boomers love.

>No one gives a shit about 4.5% when you can get 20% out of the market you openly manipulate.
As I said, the results speak for themselves. SPY is +0% over two years now.

[Anonymous No.56204769]

>>56204739
People assume /smg/ is all bobos, but it's clearly not.
In a way it's good we have a lot of mumus here, if too many of us were bobo sentiment I'd get worried.

[Anonymous No.56204770]

>>56204765
IT'S ALIVE!!!!

[Anonymous No.56204774]

>>56204712
>invents planes 120 years ago
Heh nothing personal, railfags.

[Anonymous No.56204779]

>>56204766
>5
The fuck? How much is your port? Are you a 6 fig mumu?

[Anonymous No.56204783]

>>56204712
Where would you even take that in FL? And won't it get knocked over by the first hurricane that rolls through there?

[Anonymous No.56204786]

>>56204768
Who cares if SPY is 0%??? Wow it did something uncommon after a couple of the most insane years ever, big whoop. It's more likely, according to historic precedent, to moon from here than tank 30% or whatever bears are gnashing their teeth about this time

[Anonymous No.56204791]

>>56204763
S&P is trading a June 21 prices.

[Anonymous No.56204793]

>>56204699
We are not Japan, their asset bubble was caused by crazy lending, we fixed that after 2008.

[Anonymous No.56204794]

>>56204768
>SPY is +0% over two years now.

[Anonymous No.56204799]

>>56204786
>according to historic precedent
Oh fuck, look out. He backtested it!

GAINS GUARANTEED

[Anonymous No.56204803]

>>56204763
Exactly, that puts things in perspective

[Anonymous No.56204806]

>>56204579
Probably. What people are going to experience is an economic and market dying process. This will be declines like what we’re seeing now with pumps to the upside that just can’t seem to hold and lower and lower highs. It’s like an old person slowly losing muscle strength permanently as they begin to check out. There will be good days, but the best days are gone and what formerly were lows people never thought possible will be the highs everyone hopes to see again soon. In a few years though, they’ll lower interest rates and then everything gets shaken up. It’s going to be pretty crappy though for a little while. Maybe 1-2 years.

[Anonymous No.56204817]

>>56204574
Moderns are pigs in shit

[Anonymous No.56204822]

>>56204799
>>56204806
I seriously can't imagine being this cynical and shortsighted

[Anonymous No.56204827]

>>56204822
Loading up ko

[Anonymous No.56204829]

>>56204822
You will be forced to one way or another.

[Anonymous No.56204834]

>>56204779
I have a little over $200k in investments (not counting IRAs)

[Anonymous No.56204838]

>>56204588

[Anonymous No.56204845]

It's over. Life is over. Long rope weavers.

[Anonymous No.56204852]

>>56204799
>this time is different!
why should I listen to your stinky bear ass?

[Anonymous No.56204856]

Sell.

[Anonymous No.56204857]

>>56204829
So since a certain thing happened within a certain timeframe after your magic lines touched peepees it's going to 100% happen again?

[Anonymous No.56204860]

>>56204766
Condolences. We just moved moved funds around /smg/ today between us. The bankers still win :(

[Anonymous No.56204865]

>>56204760
you can buy T-bills from your brokerage too you know. Not directly from the issuer but it does not really matter

[Anonymous No.56204878]

>>56204857
Anon, literally the only other time we had a quarterly bearish crossover in the PMO was in 2007. The time before that was 2001.

[Anonymous No.56204880]

>>56204865
TreasuryDirect is nice because they'll auto roll bills unless you specify otherwise. Damn Schwab gives me a notice a week in advance and then I gotta remember to re-buy.

[Anonymous No.56204892]

>>56204878
Tell me again how "this time it's definitely going to be like 2001 and 2007"

[Anonymous No.56204901]

Lets all just ignore those parts of the backtest where the S&P traded flat for over a decade.
Lets ignore that one whole 30 year stretch where investors lost money, adjusting for inflation.

Look at all the gains we were getting a few years ago from absolutely nothing. Look at the asset multiples silently expanding to infinity on a massive wave of liquidity from QE, the buybacks, the tax cuts. How could we possibly foresee any future except more of the same??
Lets ignore that housing now costs more than a lifetime of gross earnings for the average US person. That mortgages are entirely unaffordable outside the top 10-15% incomes. That total assets are at multiples of GDP never seen in history. That debt is well in excess of GDP and rapidly growing.
Lets ignore the aging demographics, looking to sell down those assets as they age out and slowly die. Lets ignore the birthrate below replacement, the monetary effect on units of currency split amongst a shrinking population. Lets ignore it all.

WERE GONNA BE RICH (nominally)

[Anonymous No.56204906]

Tony's Back!
He doesn't sound raging bull yet, but he's getting ready for bad news equals bad news.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2023/09/25/nows-the-time-to-get-ready-to-attack-the-weakness-in-markets-says-canacoords-tony-dwyer.html

[Anonymous No.56204907]

>>56204892
This is a weekly chart of the IWM, where I'm highlighting a bull channel dating back to the Great Financial Crisis. The lower chart shows the federal funds effective rate. At this moment, the price has been consolidating for over a year. There are other times highlighted on the chart where this happened as well during rate hike cycles.

[Anonymous No.56204912]

Some you Laowai are alright

Don't go to the treasury auction tomorrow

[Anonymous No.56204913]

>>56204906
>get-ready-to-attack-the-weakness-in-markets
RIP AND TEAR AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.56204917]

>>56204906
I love him so much

[Anonymous No.56204933]

>>56204901
Lots of assumptions that all have to come true to prove you right

>>56204907
Again, all I see is a much higher statistical chance of things moving higher rather than lower

[Anonymous No.56204934]

>>56204901
We are going to be poor but retard bears are going to be poorer

[Anonymous No.56204936]

Time in the market beats timing the market. Gonna go buy some monster energy beverage with my MO dividend.

[Anonymous No.56204939]

>>56204880
I find that surprising, they let you DRIP, should be the same thing

[Anonymous No.56204949]

>>56204933
>assumptions
ok. I'm just going to assume you're retarded if you can't understand what a fact is.

[Anonymous No.56204971]

>>56204949
>Hurrr durrrr all the old people will die and simply HAVE to sell!
No nigger they're going to bequeath their assets to their families and the children of rich boomer fags all know how to reinvest and squeeze money out of money

[Anonymous No.56204988]

>>56204906
Does this man realize the market is still at its highest P/E ratio outside of the crashes in 2020, 2008 and and 2001?
And that is outside the recession that might be around the block.

[Anonymous No.56205010]

>>56204988

[Anonymous No.56205011]

>>56205010
funny who god this to

[Anonymous No.56205024]

>>56204577
Yeah it'll climb 19% from a -50% low.

[Anonymous No.56205036]

all the money from Big market cap moved into pharmas & biotech ahead of a conference that's coming up.

make of that and do with it what you will. imo not a good short opportunity just rebalancing

[Anonymous No.56205050]

>>56205036
probably not all of it but a sizable minority by my quickmaths.
not sure if the rest is cash or what

[Anonymous No.56205052]

Found some funny shit going through some old threads bookmarked on kuroba
https://archived.moe/biz/thread/51660261#51660473
>Pivoootniggers not even once

[Anonymous No.56205058]

>>56204934
Probably true. Dumb perma-bobos don't understand the nominal impacts of inflation. They're essentially making an uninformed leveraged long play on the US dollar.
We're in an era of swing trading. The age of easy money is over. But there are also other options.

[Anonymous No.56205059]

>>56205036
fucking TTOO had everything and that nigger John Sperzol just let it die

[Anonymous No.56205103]

>>56204545
when bottom?

>>56204026
people are still saying they will buy the dip lel

[Anonymous No.56205105]

>>56205059
it'll come back idk much about the company but looks like they're just now bringing their product to market.

looks bad on fundamentals and a lot of people trade purely based on the numbers. as long as they have operating funds and the product makes money it should keep chuggin

I'm gonna take ur tone to mean u have good reason to believe it's a real product

[Anonymous No.56205114]

>>56204588
>hold interest find end based lol

[Anonymous No.56205116]

>>56204658
That uranium chads are bullying clueless power plant fuel buyers.

[Anonymous No.56205122]

>>56204971
Retirees spend more than they generate for the economy. This is a net drag. This is a fact.
There are very few retirees who will have enough assets to avoid ever selling down. Even for those few, they'll still create a net relative asset outflow because they are spending money on healthcare, vacations, general living expense that otherwise would've been reinvested into more stocks/bonds and compounded further were they still working.
Even for those that have zero assets, social security is a net drag. This is a virtual asset, and IOU from the government that when paid has to be monetized via more debt, covered by incoming taxes, or created from thin air thus contributing to further inflation.

The more retirees relative to working adults, the greater the burden on those continuing to work. This supply/demand imbalance leads to higher costs, making it more expensive to be retired as well. This will exacerbate the whole problem, leading to further asset drawdowns.
If you want to make an informed opinion, it's good to consider 2nd order effects.

[Anonymous No.56205123]

>>56205103
That’s a man
Prove me otherwise

[Anonymous No.56205131]

>>56205103
I was checking out old /smg/ threads. The sentiment around the last crash was similar. They started out with the usual puffed up bravado. Soon after that they were posting pink wojaks and the AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA posts

[Anonymous No.56205170]

SHORT UHAL

[Anonymous No.56205176]

Should I invest in high dividend shit like REITs or just buy SPY if i want to live off my investments eventually?

[Anonymous No.56205177]

>>56204732
Thanks for the update from 1950, George Kennan.

[Anonymous No.56205179]

>>56205131
I never post pink feel guys and I never stopped buying.

[Anonymous No.56205181]

This is why I WANT mumus to come here and talk tough and shit on us bobos. PLEASE FUCKING INSULT US, MUMUS. I WANT YOU TO GET EUPHORIC. GET EUPHORIC LITTLE TRANNIES. WHERE IS PUTSKEK. WHERE IS LUM POSTER WHERE IS EVERY OVERCONFIDENT MUMU. FUCKING DO IT.

[Anonymous No.56205186]

This is the best /smg/ ever.

[Anonymous No.56205187]

>>56204988
Oh, and higher interest rates make high P/E even more unattractive. The market is expensive. Nothing about it looks cheap.

[Anonymous No.56205198]

>>56204791
Reminder that /smg/'s official Q3 forecast for SPY was 425

[Anonymous No.56205201]

>>56204581
Imagine thinking that you are entitled to 59%+ returns from the stock market every year

[Anonymous No.56205210]

>>56205198
Oh fuck no pls not Paul.

[Anonymous No.56205221]

[Anonymous No.56205231]

>>56204852
Because this time interest rates are climbing to levels not seen in literally decades.

[Anonymous No.56205232]

>>56205221
Now do MSPUS divided by M2.

[Anonymous No.56205239]

>>56204856
Classic "steals all your money" chart pattern.

[Anonymous No.56205240]

>>56205221
>German
no one cares

[Anonymous No.56205257]

>>56205240
The chart signals an opportunity to short europe

[Anonymous No.56205258]

>>56205181
get over yourself, larping poor. you will never be one of us.

[Anonymous No.56205259]

>>56205170
stfu faggot u don't even have margin

[Anonymous No.56205260]

>>56204901
Even the narrative sold to normies that stocks always go up in the long run admits that the market only returns 8% on average. You alteady can get 2/3s of that return just on tbills with absolutely none of the risks of putting it on the stock market

[Anonymous No.56205266]

>>56205259
go back to your shitcoin rug thread, amir

[Anonymous No.56205267]

Ever since the Yield Curve inverted, there has been a fairly strong negative correlation with the movement of the S&P 500. Notice that when the yield curve moves to become uninverted, the S&P 500 falls, and when the yield curve goes deeper into inverted territory, the S&P 500 rises.

[Anonymous No.56205270]

>>56205170
Noice. What's your position?

[Anonymous No.56205284]

>>56205210
We'll hit 350 at year's end and be raging at Powell.

He won't pivot until it cracks 200 and by then we'll be begging for Paul over Jay.

[Anonymous No.56205286]

>>56205258
>larping poor
I don't get what you're saying, that I'm larping as poor? Why would I?

[Anonymous No.56205287]

>>56205266
no one's gonna go against uhaul it's a real company with real assets and real cash flow ur just buttmad cause it didn't moon like the crypto nothingburger toys your used to playing with

[Anonymous No.56205293]

>>56205176
You could sell deep otm put LEAPS on margin (on equities, UUP, USO, snd GDX) invest the cash in tbills, and get an easy and reliable 40% return a year..

[Anonymous No.56205299]

Another day. Market's taking a dump over the U.S Govt shutdown fear. Hey who am I to turn down gifts? I bagged more KO and VZ today. May bag more VZ tomorrow I've got 468 shares, 2 more would give me nice even 470. Ex div day is in October. At current price (33.xx) I'd get 9.xx VZ shares on payout day. So I'd close out 2023 with 479.xx VZ. Would bag more but I gotta hold myself back. Christmas shopping, wedding anniversary, Wife's birthday, and debt knocking down all coming up.

[Anonymous No.56205301]

>>56205293
actually good advice for once. mfs are gonna be scrambling but it'll level out by spring

[Anonymous No.56205313]

>>56205299
vz good im gonna get in after riding the bags of this downturn. hopefully divys stay high

[Anonymous No.56205321]

It's over. Stocks will never go up again.

[Anonymous No.56205344]

>>56205122
This is how financialized retirement (like social security, pensions etc) kill nations.

[Anonymous No.56205364]

>>56205287
why is it trading at such a low P/E multiple? Revenues and earnings are trending up very nicely. Balance sheet looks a bit strained by debt as debt/EBITDA is >3... and they have big CAPEX spend on top. But otherwise it looks like a healthy business on the operating side. Is there something I am missing?

[Anonymous No.56205372]

>>56205122
This is happening in most major countries, but the USA has a demographic advantage over the others, actually. We have relatively more young people (especially compared to China). I'm long the USA.

[Anonymous No.56205381]

>>56205364
but theyre zoomers

[Anonymous No.56205391]

>>56205321
Stocks will keep going down at least until they start going up again. We will know for sure when they are going up because price changes will switch from a downward direction to an upward one. The main indicator that we can use to identify this switch is that we will start to see stock prices rising instead of falling. That will tell us when returns on stocks have begun changing from negative to positive. With positive returns, that means that stock values will be growing rather than shrinking. Thus, the prices at which stocks are bought and sold will be going up instead of going down.

[Anonymous No.56205393]

>>56205372
The Philippines are probably the best. I'm long EPHE.

[Anonymous No.56205398]

>>56205131
>I was checking out old /smg/ threads.
Always nice to look back at some of the retarded bullshit people said years ago, and see how it played out for them.
People often disappear, but their posts remain eternal.

[Anonymous No.56205400]

AHHHHH. I think I'll just buy more SPY.

[Anonymous No.56205421]

>>56204838
Fucking shut schizo faggot

[Anonymous No.56205425]

Delusional futures again being green. Perfect

[Anonymous No.56205427]

>>56205299
You should just buy the DJI

[Anonymous No.56205438]

the overall smugness is reaching extreme levels.

[Anonymous No.56205440]

https://boereport.com/2023/09/26/cushing-oil-hubs-low-levels-spur-quality-operational-price-worries/

[Anonymous No.56205441]

>>56205438
usually signals time to buy

[Anonymous No.56205442]

>>56205438

[Anonymous No.56205449]

>>56205441
"bears" and "bulls" alike this time

[Anonymous No.56205452]

>>56205438
it wont be time to buy until all the bulls have capitulated and disappeared (same that happened with the bears on the way up).

It's still a good 60/40 bull/bear ration I would say.

[Anonymous No.56205457]

>>56205442
saved
lol

[Anonymous No.56205459]

at approx 4.20 this afternoon imma smoke some shit

[Anonymous No.56205467]

>>56205372
>We have relatively more young people (especially compared to China).
Yes, but they're all 90 IQ Latinxes.

[Anonymous No.56205468]

I don't care what haters say, instacart is a zero to 1 company and I will be accumulating middle of next year after IPO dumping ends. I'll be smug posting with my 700 dollar shares in 5-10 years.

[Anonymous No.56205482]

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Oil-Prices-Rise-As-Crude-Oil-Inventories-Build-Products-Fall.html
>On Monday, the Department of Energy (DoE) reported that crude oil inventories in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) rose by 300,000 barrels last week, with the SPR inventory still sitting at a near 40-year low of 351.5 million barrels, with total purchases for the SPR coming in at less than 4 million barrels since the Biden Administration began its buyback program.

[Anonymous No.56205484]

>>56205364
looks like they diluted stock a while back

other than that, my guess is it's neither a mega cap nor an exciting company. lacks memetic appeal.

they basically have a monopoly on their market and ime they have a solid product.

this guy was butthurt about it a day or few ago and is now squealing about it for some reason.

my guess is it didn't dump as much of the rest of the market and his puts expired otm

[Anonymous No.56205483]

>>56205468

[Anonymous No.56205490]

>>56205293
>>56205301
>where have I heard of selling naked puts far OTM for pennies before... hmm...
>pic rel

[Anonymous No.56205493]

>>56205452
Wow you can't actually believe that can you? Smg has been obnoxiously bearish for over a year

[Anonymous No.56205501]

>>56205490
This reminds me of some Dr. Manhattan creation kind of shit.

[Anonymous No.56205509]

>>56205482
That will unironically drive up oil prices and worsen inflation.
What geniuses
Everyhting Biden touches, turns to shit

[Anonymous No.56205514]

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/jpmorgan-settles-claims-enabled-jeffrey-142353158.html?guccounter=1

[Anonymous No.56205516]

If I didn't feel like i'd inadvertently dox myself, I would share with you autists a list of emails I have received from a lawyer where they flat out don't read emails and then get autistic when called out on it where I have to bold and underline portions of a text for them.

[Anonymous No.56205518]

>>56204624
Uranium Kings
I think I'm going to make it

[Anonymous No.56205527]

>>56205516
sounds like they really don't want customers.

[Anonymous No.56205534]

Full disclosure, this is what a portfolio looks like when you just dca into entirely triple leveraged shit plus some TSLA for over a year. Maybe I'm not a millionaire but at least I can think back to last year when bears were saying the absolute dumbest shit and laugh because I just kept buying lmao

[Anonymous No.56205546]

>>56204573
GPD revision is on 28th so if it's up by that much tomorrow must be good news.

[Anonymous No.56205550]

>>56205483
>t. not startup focused
This guy is probably overweight just like the guy in the picture he posted. You chase what the oil and uranium posters want you to buy. I see where the puck of business is going when I observe society. Go lurk /fit/ and do some exercise and come back with a business mindset.

[Anonymous No.56205555]

>>56205527
Nah they're just bad ones who are rent-seeking so they fuck up stuff as much as possible to be able to charge for more hours. I'm also dealing an a lawyer who was specifically directed by their client to work with me regarding getting a property sold by a co-tenant.. And they are currently jockying like a real estate broker.

[Anonymous No.56205560]

>>56205550
>I see where the puck of business is going
Yeah, into the dumpster. We all see it, anon.

[Anonymous No.56205561]

>>56205518
And October hasn't even begun.

[Anonymous No.56205562]

>>56205534
Anon the tripled leverage shit is not sustainable after $100k

[Anonymous No.56205564]

>>56205514
gets me every time

[Anonymous No.56205566]

>>56205534
Anyone that bought before May of last year is likely still in the red. Glad you were able to avoid the wreckage.

[Anonymous No.56205569]

>>56205550
Anon, a bunch of "me too" startups and every grocery store under the sun will come out with its own app and undercut Instacart.

[Anonymous No.56205571]

Meanwhile in Europa...

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/Gas-Production-From-Giant-Groningen-Field-To-Halt-Completely-On-October-1.html
>The giant Groningen gas field will close completely on October 1, 2023, the Council of Ministers meeting determined on Friday, sealing the fate of the field for good after a draft decision that was proposed in June.

>The Council also decided that all extraction locations for Groningen will be demolished in October 2024—ensuring that the fields won’t ever be able to be restarted after that date.
Today was the last opportunity for government officials to raise concerns about the draft decision to stop all gas production from the controversial field.

>Until the date of demolition, however, the field will be operational in the event of extreme need. “Only in special situations, such as extreme cold, will it be possible to extract gas temporarily and to a limited extent this coming winter,” the Council wrote, adding that only under these circumstances would it be possible to temporarily start up one or more production locations to the pilot light levels—when “very severe cold is predicted.”

>The Council provided an example of consecutive days of temperatures below -6.5C that occur with another emergency, such as a gas storage facility failure.

>The country agreed to phase out gas extraction in the province a couple of years ago due to earthquakes that were thought to be associated with natural gas extraction. But rising gas prices amid the energy crunch over the last two winters gave rise to speculation that the province could keep the fields operational for a little while longer. Now, a law requires the fields to be demolished as of next October.

Don't worry, you'll get all the LNG you'll ever need from the other side of the Atlantic!

[Anonymous No.56205573]

>>56205562
Why not? If you're talking about scalability, sure.
If you're talking about rebalancing fees, then it's a percentage-based value, and applies to all wealth levels

[Anonymous No.56205576]

>>56204793
>We are not Japan
Yes. It's gonna be much worse for us

[Anonymous No.56205578]

>>56205534
im not against it but man i had more just putting 2k into savings every month.

at least go with something that pays divvies or throw half of it at earnings plays

[Anonymous No.56205580]

>>56205562
If I had 100k I wouldn't be trying to max out my leverage, I'd just settle for a solid ~20% per year

>>56205566
That's the power of SLURPING THE DIP and ignoring bears

[Anonymous No.56205588]

>>56204783
It goes between Orlando and Miami. Miami is a metro area of over 6 million people and Orlando is one of the world's top tourist destinations. There are places to go

[Anonymous No.56205589]

>>56205573
It is only a matter of time before you get completely heemed. Let me tell you about an anon named two scoops

[Anonymous No.56205592]

>>56205578
Lmao I don't have an extra 2k per month my dawg, get some perspective

[Anonymous No.56205594]

fuckin jewish holidays literally ruined the market. I'm a bear and I make more money on a flat day than on crashes like these, it's almost amazing. With this bullshit they catch me offguard, not believing they could do this after all this retard strength, but guess what haha, it was all air

[Anonymous No.56205596]

>>56205562
His portfolio is trending positive from the absolute bottom and he's made $5k in profit since then. Who cares what came before? Let him have this one.

[Anonymous No.56205597]

>>56205580
>I'd just settle for a solid ~20% per year
what would you invest in, to that end?

[Anonymous No.56205602]

its over hope yall niggas got guns. lol californiggas.

[Anonymous No.56205603]

>>56205571
Do *you* own enough LPG?

[Anonymous No.56205605]

>>56205569
>it will get undercut
yes just like uber got undercut tesla got undercut bitcoin got undercut..

[Anonymous No.56205607]

>>56205597
Probably just throw a huge chunk in UPRO

>>56205596
Thanks anon

[Anonymous No.56205608]

>>56205594
The only dates that matter are the ones in Shemitah.

[Anonymous No.56205614]

>>56205608
woah nostalgia. I built my first pc at this exact time and used that site

[Anonymous No.56205615]

>>56205603
shipping stocks? Don't touch 'em. But I will be enjoying the rise in North American natural gas prices as the market arbitrage between global natty and NA natty prices closes in

[Anonymous No.56205618]

>>56205580
I got spooked out of some non-leveraged DCA strategies after doing some math during GFC/dotcom fallout. Even if you bought every single monthly bottom it'd still take years just to break even. Last year it seemed like the crisis was that dire, and despite this year looking up that knowledge still spooks me.

[Anonymous No.56205622]

>>56205607
You expect 20% consistent annual gains from an ultra leveraged ETF?

[Anonymous No.56205625]

>>56205010
Could he possibly look anymore smug

[Anonymous No.56205634]

Invest your money in the stock market they said
Put your money to work for you they said
It is the only way you will retire they said
If that is too risky for you, you can buy bonds they said
abloobloobloobloobloobloobloobloobloo

[Anonymous No.56205633]

>>56205618
With all due respect, last year was such an obvious nothingburger I simply couldn't stop slurping. I was down 70% at one point but I followed the advice of the Great Bogle

[Anonymous No.56205646]

>>56205634
SPY just closed under the 200EMA for the first time in more than half a year but you should be buying they said

[Anonymous No.56205649]

>>56205603
LPG is one of those stocks I just silently watch from the distance as it multiplies and return massive dividends, never quite ready to pull the trigger.

[Anonymous No.56205651]

>>56205615
Container shipping != bulk shipping != crude shipping != LNG shipping

[Anonymous No.56205652]

>>56205634
if you were buying bonds when yields were almost negative then you are a retard.
Buying bonds / corporate credit now though is a different story. You can get 12-8% yield on High Yield Credit HYT, and junk bonds XCCC

[Anonymous No.56205655]

>>56205534
kick ass, BLESSED

[Anonymous No.56205656]

>>56205592
what I'm getting at is while yeah it was a good bullrun be a bit strategic about it. how much of that did you lose to leverage volatility.
big hint difference qqq bottom to top, get the % gain, then do the same for tqqq.

leveraged etfs are for swinging and hedging without as much risk to the principal (unlike options).

its just a protip coming from someone who used to think leveraged fubds were free money magic

[Anonymous No.56205657]

>>56205646
What happened the last time it did it?

[Anonymous No.56205670]

>>56205656
50% is 50% my guy, I don't care about leverage volatility because it did exactly what I wanted it to do. Since I have faith in the long term viability of the sector and expect the companies SOXL tracks to do well, I'll hold it and get the leveraged gains

[Anonymous No.56205672]

>>56205651
it just ain't my sector. No idea how it operates and what kinds of risks are involved

[Anonymous No.56205675]

>>56205398
Probably posts on /cmmg/ now

[Anonymous No.56205680]

>>56205672
Yeah I get it, just figure you don't want to write off something adjacent to an area you know.

[Anonymous No.56205705]

Give it to me straight, /smg/: do my bags have a chance of a turnaround? Recent dump is from a dilution getting announced.

[Anonymous No.56205706]

>>56205680
You're right. I should get my reading glasses on and start doing some DD on the shipping sector too. It's just that it's such a hassle to learn a new sector and I'm already enjoying such nice gains from the sectors I'm familiar with that I don't have the motivation. Being a lazy fuck is easy when you're cruising

[Anonymous No.56205725]

>>56204806
>In a few years though, they’ll lower interest rates
Not until well into the 2030s.
The world come will learn that they are not entitled to any monetary policy of their preference whatsoever.
Few will truly recognize and appreciate the gift that has been given since 2009.

[Anonymous No.56205735]

>>56205725
Oh jesus fucking christ lmao imagine believing that the Fed won't cut rates next year. One way or another none of your boomer paradigms matter in the age of fiat USD

[Anonymous No.56205736]

>>56205670
aight but
look at the other semiconductor etfs, nonleveraged
do the math
%gains is the same

i guess you'll see how hard they tank for yourself tho. enjoy the ride

[Anonymous No.56205747]

>>56205725
>>56205735
Did you know if the Fed follows Japan into YCC, it wouldn't be the first time?

Yeah, happened during WW2: https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/wwii-and-its-aftermath

[Anonymous No.56205749]

>>56205735
I wouldn't be surprised if the fed cuts rates within a year or two, but when they do - it's over.

[Anonymous No.56205754]

>>56205736
Lmao so buying some SOXL at 6 and having it go to 18, a 300% increase, isn't good enough? And no, nothing else has pulled a return like that in the same time

[Anonymous No.56205763]

>>56205749
>It's over when the Fed raises rates!!
>It's over when the Fed pauses!!
>It's over when the Fed cuts!!
Do you guys even realize how dumb you are about this shit? The goalposts never stay in the same place for more than a single week

[Anonymous No.56205768]

>>56205763
I distinctly remember two years ago chuds were all saying they can't raise above 2%

[Anonymous No.56205769]

So anyone know any meme stocks that haven't pumped yet?

[Anonymous No.56205777]

>>56205754
it is good as long as you sell and don't hold it back down to $6

[Anonymous No.56205778]

>>56205769
BBBYQ

[Anonymous No.56205779]

>>56205754
man you are touchy its both advice and a warning man

fuckit why not go all out and buy calls on soxl

[Anonymous No.56205781]

I have worked for a white engineering company and a pajeet engineering company and I can tell you without a fact that the pajeets are better.
>its literally over

[Anonymous No.56205787]

>>56205777
Lmfao I remember you guys saying shit like that last year. I bought more and held longer.

>>56205768
No one here knows what they're talking about at all

[Anonymous No.56205788]

>>56205781
hello sir

[Anonymous No.56205790]

Been in cash for over a week now. Feels good.

[Anonymous No.56205793]

>>56205735
Per their last dot plot they have this year finishing at 5.5% and next year anywhere from 4.5-5.0% tentatively with a possibility for higher or lower if needed. It wouldn't be until 2025/2026 that you started seeing rates get back down to around 2-2.5% which would be the historical norm more or less from before rates were at ZIRP for a decade and a half. Rates won't be zero again for a long time but it's not the end of the world and the worst of it will be passed pretty quickly all things considered.

[Anonymous No.56205797]

>>56205779
I'm just tired of the shitty advice around leveraged ETFs, it's just not true. I got a solid 3x but somehow Iust have missed out on.... something???

[Anonymous No.56205799]

>>56205788
yeah whatever. its over. make sure you buy your QQQ index loser.

[Anonymous No.56205802]

>>56205799
do not redeem the QQQ sir!!!!

[Anonymous No.56205810]

>>56205793
Remember when the dot plot totally changed and every previous prediction went out the window? Remember how the Fed outright said they wouldn't raise rates in 2022 and then did it all year? I'm just so unattached to any of the mainstream narratives, it's all noise

[Anonymous No.56205811]

>>56205781
>A voucher for one week of loo use has been deposited into your account

[Anonymous No.56205814]

>>56205790
I'm part of the cash gang since 2021. Feels good bro, no stress for what would've been no gain or even loss

[Anonymous No.56205821]

>>56205797
kind anons are just warning you that leverage goes both ways, and leveraged ETFs are typically not good buy & hold instruments. good luck and I hope you make it

[Anonymous No.56205822]

>>56205763
It did end when they raised rates. It ended a massive stimmy rally.
If they cut, it will be the end of the end. QE infinity. Perhaps hyperinflationary, but honestly there are enough suckers out that that'd probably keep working for scraps to keep the economy running.
Why would anyone trust the dollar at negative real rates again though? This last rugpull is still too fresh in everyone's minds. DXY would collapse.

[Anonymous No.56205827]

did TLT holders rope yet

[Anonymous No.56205828]

>>56205781
lol no. Pajeets are a joke, 90% of them copy their way through school. Even the ones that are decent are only decent as basic bitch repetitive tasks, like they cant think creatively at all. Like look at any software layout today vs years ago, like wtf who thought this makes any sense?

[Anonymous No.56205831]

I am a SOXL holder at $24 and I am not at all fazed

[Anonymous No.56205832]

>>56205814
No you are just retarded or scared money. There have been dozens of excellent opportunities since 21 to make solid returns. Maybe you are just uber richfag tho and dont even care because you already get 7 figures in interest annually.

[Anonymous No.56205840]

>>56205810
Yeah they can ultimately do whatever they want or need to do I'm just saying the fed is saying higher for longer for at least two years. Bonds look to be starting to price that in rather than the literal end of the world if rates had stayed at zirp.

[Anonymous No.56205844]

>>56205822
All the shit about "QE would make this or that happen" or "DXY would do this" or "the Fed would have to ____" goes out the window as soon as some unknown unknown comes into the picture, which is usually China fucking around somehow. I'm just not surprised by any of it anymore

[Anonymous No.56205856]

>>56205827
Sigh if I was single and retired already I'd move to Japan and do my part to fix the birth rate problem. Be hard work but hey that's what those uh blue pills and energy drinks are for right?

[Anonymous No.56205859]

>>56205790
>market handle broke down again
It's going DOOOOOOOOOOOOWN

[Anonymous No.56205865]

>>56205831
Keep it up anon, it'll be 50 eventually

[Anonymous No.56205870]

>>56205790
Based. Our slurping will be legendary.

[Anonymous No.56205873]

what the fuck is that close spread between WTI and Brent?

[Anonymous No.56205877]

>>56205735
>Oh jesus fucking christ lmao imagine believing that the Fed won't cut rates next year.

[Anonymous No.56205895]

>>56205844
There are a lot of people who say a lot of shit, often wrong.
When someone says "X will do Y". It is neither evidence that it will or will not happen. You have to look at the facts around each scenario.

[Anonymous No.56205921]

>>56205873
>SPR dumps 1mmbpd for months on end
>All of it ships to China
Spread widens
>SPR releases stop, domestic production still in the toilet due to all the excess
>Canada about to launch trans mountain and redirect some production
Spread shrinks

[Anonymous No.56205925]

>>56205856
>I'd move to Japan
lol as if white westerners will get visas or permanent residency in Japan (or any other still desirable place, for that matter) in a few years from now.

[Anonymous No.56205944]

>>56205589
Pray tell about scoopsies, nigger Supreme, prisoner especiale

[Anonymous No.56205946]

>>56205925
>implying they will let non whites in
[x]doubt

[Anonymous No.56205948]

I couldve gone all in TMV after FOMC and have 60k profit but instead I only bought 2700 shares like a faggot

[Anonymous No.56205950]

>>56204712
Nigger we dont do high speed railways, we just fly

[Anonymous No.56205958]

>Hoomers: "At least I can refinance in a couple years when rates go down!"
They gonna get heemed.

[Anonymous No.56205969]

>>56205827
>5 year auction tomorrow
>It's 48 billion dollars

[Anonymous No.56205982]

>>56205950
There are plenty of trips where a functional high speed rail would be more useful than flying.
Boston to NYC for example. Or between various cities in California. Sadly California decided to spend billions pretending to build a train, rather than actually building one.

[Anonymous No.56205996]

>>56205982
Would it actually be more useful, when you take into consideration the cost of building entirely new infrastructure instead of using what already exists (airports)?

[Anonymous No.56206007]

>>56205958
>Lets in 10 million illegals in you're path
Nothing personnel, rentoid.

[Anonymous No.56206016]

>>56205705
Cut losses short. Let winners ride.
Words to live by

[Anonymous No.56206019]

Can someone tell me what the government's plan is in regard to the housing market?

[Anonymous No.56206020]

>>56205946
>implying they will let non whites in
>[x]doubt
you can't be serious, right?
they will let anybody (refugees) but white people (legal immigration) into their countries.
no matter how badly any country will suffer, they will continue to have mass immigration.
all of the green colored "countries" in picrelated have signed their sovereign national borders away in 2018 with the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Compact_for_Migration )
even the usa, colored red in picrelated, is still hellbent on illegal immigration by the millions (per year)
at the first sight of a real economic downturn all of the remaining desirable countries will shut their legal immigration avenues down and this will effect mostly skilled white people.
you either come there illegally, which there is no chance if you're white or you come with money. lots of money since their residency/citizenship per investment programs will adjust for inflation.
real inflation :^)

[Anonymous No.56206029]

>>56206019
>>56206007
That's it. That's the plan. Effective and horrifying but there you go.

[Anonymous No.56206031]

>>56205958
>HELOC baggies going to rope

[Anonymous No.56206036]

>>56205996
Honestly if they could gut the TSA and kill this mentality about arriving to airports 2 hours early, then probably not.
But I don't see that ever happening, so yes.

[Anonymous No.56206048]

>>56205779
>>56205821
CRBPajeet's constant mewling about SOXL has made the holders defensive. I don't think minimal risk management is the profound sage advice you guys think it is. When to get in and out of leveraged ETFs has been debated ad nauseum on here ever since SOXL shill was doing his thing in 2019. People get it. Be careful out there

[Anonymous No.56206053]

>>56206036
The only reason airports ever get delayed is because of infinitely stupid passengers. The TSA is not the issue. Or, if you're at Heathrow, the delay can be blamed on the utter incompetence of the people administrating it.

[Anonymous No.56206057]

>>56206020
UN is a joke anon, i dunno who told you otherwise lol.

EU is suffering from rapefugies because the rules of the EU are retarded.

[Anonymous No.56206060]

Scientists claim that the earth will spawn a new super continent due to climate change,etc and nearly all life will end once that happens. In 250 million years. Uh your tax dollars at work I guess? Anyway WTF should you care; you'll be long dead.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/26/world/supercontinent-earth-intl-scli-climate-scn/index.html

[Anonymous No.56206070]

>>56205982
>between various cities in California
Yeah, but then you need a car to get around once you get there. Nothing is solved.

[Anonymous No.56206071]

>>56205440
>be oil worker
>only make 10 more dollars an hour vs. a night shift gas station clerk in a town of 500 people.

Can't wait for the great reset, but I don't think its going to be what they think it'll be. It'll be kicked off with rolling heads, gallows and festivals.

[Anonymous No.56206073]

>>56206060
>250 million years
at least this prediction is realistic for a change.

[Anonymous No.56206075]

>>56205103
i wanna go back

[Anonymous No.56206077]

>>56206057
>rules of the EU are retarded
the rules of the EU are as intended.
they will not change.
this is the desired outcome, whether you can comprehend, or not.

[Anonymous No.56206084]

>>56206070
Self-driving taxis bro

[Anonymous No.56206097]

>>56205797
the technical angle is this.
the leverage goes both ways, up and down yes obv, but u get wrecked on vol esp when trending down.

u have $10 in a 3x fund
underlying @ 5 goes up 5% to 5.25
urs goes up 10% to $11.5
gravy right
underlying goes down 10% to 4.7
u go down 30% to 8.05
underlying up & down 5&10% to 4.47
3x leveraged 15up 30% down to 6.48

do you see it
even tho you started at a higher price its getting fucked.
its cause the leverage wrecks u unless even in the upswing unless it's low-vol.
every leveraged % down is that much less price to be leveraged back up.
this is why tqqq is below qqq.

now go buy some 3mo puts on tesla i got this hunch that retail is gonna dump some bags soon.

[Anonymous No.56206100]

>>56206020
>As the compact is not an international treaty, it is non-binding under international law.
>Calling the agreement a "historic moment", General Assembly President Miroslav Lajčák emphasized "It does not encourage migration, nor does it aim to stop it. It is not legally binding. It does not dictate. It will not impose. And it fully respects the sovereignty of States."[20]

[Anonymous No.56206118]

>>56206019
Write it off.

[Anonymous No.56206119]

>>56206036
If anyone actually used high speed rail, you bet the TSA would start making you wait 2 hours at the station.

[Anonymous No.56206121]

>>56206077
Retarded by design is still retarded.

[Anonymous No.56206135]

>AAAAA LE MARKET IS LE CRASHING!1!!!
>SOXS barely up more than 25%
Boring.
S and P back to 4100

[Anonymous No.56206155]

>>56206100
it's as easy as
>saying one thing
>believing another

[Anonymous No.56206156]

>>56206135
I fucking wish it went up 25%

[Anonymous No.56206162]

>>56206097
you can do the math on this going up 5% down 4% and it'll turn out similar, the underlying will surpass leverage when it's wicked scraggly.

my personal guess as to why soxl didn't behave that way is cause the underlyings are basically industrial. not a whole lot of price action trades going on mostly steady buy-ins

[Anonymous No.56206164]

>>56206119
Doubt it. Having used highspeed rail in Europe and Japan, my experience was that I was fine getting there 15 minutes early.

Also important that trains actually run on time, of course.

[Anonymous No.56206171]

>>56206135
>>56206156
Soon, brothers. Soon: >>56203334

[Anonymous No.56206180]

>>56206164
Yes. Those have rules written by and bureaucracy staffed by Europeans and Japanese. The TSA in America... does not.

[Anonymous No.56206204]

>>56206156
>>56206171
I made a mistake 9 dollars to 12 dollars is actually 33%.

[Anonymous No.56206278]

>>56206019
Balance inflation with rate hike induced demand destruction such that house values and mortgate balances remain roughly the same in nominal terms while dropping in real terms.
Also forcing through zoning overrides but only for midsized apartments and larger so GenZ and younger can live in the pod and be happy.

[Anonymous No.56206294]

>>56206180
There are important differences
>trains do not fly
>trains are locked into a fixed route
>trains have more room, multiple compartments, many doors, and board more quickly
>trains require no baggage checking
>trains stations have limited terminals
>trains make multiple stops, adding/reducing passenger count
All of this means it's less likely that there's some kind of TSA backlog causing people to loss time and miss their departure.

[Anonymous No.56206304]

>>56205608
>$2000
>I can easily afford that!
>$700
>Actually I wouldn't want to pay that much

Weird

[Anonymous No.56206316]

>>56205589
Not a chance because I'm not retarded, I'm a midwit.

>Long a biotech 14-20 days before it's FDA Phase 3 action date
>Normally trade 1% risk with 1x ATR profit and 1.382x ATR stoploss
>For biotechs I do 0.5% risk but with twice the stop, eg 2.764x ATR (call it 2.75x)
>For all my open longs, I note the quantity x ATR to get my "exposure"
>Buy LABD until I have 1/3 of this value

So far I'm up $55 net this month and have won 4 out of 5 closed trades. Waiting for 10 to see if I need to pivot and adjust the strategy. Might tweak it to short once I get my SL hit.

[Anonymous No.56206328]

>>56206316
Sounds like a lot of work for $55. Probably be better off delivering a few hours of doordash.

[Anonymous No.56206365]

>>56206328
Not really, I just buy and forget about the position for 1-2 weeks and rarely have to do anything.
I'm keeping the risk low while I build the strategy
(note that LABD is my hedge, so it's 25 shares open at $80 profit)

[Anonymous No.56206388]

>>56206365
>he spreadsheets his trades

[Anonymous No.56206393]

im about to get some chinese for dinner
the fuck do yall want?

[Anonymous No.56206399]

Reposting for the reeeeee's
>sp500 closed right above that big gaping hole.
>there is no bottom for a while if it opens lower

[Anonymous No.56206401]

>>56206164
>15 minutes early
Still too much. Used to be even less but guess what they started forcing tickets tied to IDs

[Anonymous No.56206405]

>>56206393
General Tso’s please, spicy
Fried rice
Egg rolls

[Anonymous No.56206407]

>>56206393
I could go for some steak. Raw and bloody, in honor of today's cattle futures price action.

[Anonymous No.56206412]

>>56206399
>It just has to be that way because of my magic numbers!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hate SPY Levels fags

[Anonymous No.56206419]

>>56206405
noted.

>>56206407
>raw and bloody CHINESE steak

yeah okay ill get double for you - you seem like a baggie - itll be good for you :3

[Anonymous No.56206423]

>>56206393
Teriyaki chicken, teriyaki salmon, both on wide egg noodles with some wontons on the side.

[Anonymous No.56206428]

>>56206419
Outback's right by the Chinese place. And I don't trust the chinks after their tenth BABA fakeout.

[Anonymous No.56206430]

>>56206412
So you know how this TA works?
Impressive.
Very nice

[Anonymous No.56206437]

Banking

[Anonymous No.56206439]

>>56206437
Wrong move. BNKD barons will rule the next month.

[Anonymous No.56206452]

Respect the gaps, respect the peaks. The peaks represent where baggies want out, and where BTFD fags want in.
The gaps (troughs) are where market makers didn't let the stock stay very long due to supply/demand, volatility, or market manipulation, and usually signifies an area that a market market can make money on both sides of the trade arbitraging the price into the gaps.

[Anonymous No.56206455]

>>56206388
Yes, for journaling purposes so I can analyze my trade psychology later

[Anonymous No.56206464]

>>56206452
>market **maker
Every time. Thanks spellblaster3000, I sound like a clown

[Anonymous No.56206470]

>>56206437
NOOO NOT THE BONDS

[Anonymous No.56206475]

>>56206464
>>56206455
>>56206399
>>56206388
>>56206155
>>56206100
>>56206077
>>56206060
>>56205944
>>56205877
>>56205844
>>56205822

Can somebody interpret and get back to me with a prediction for tomorrow's markets? Thank you in advance for your notes.

[Anonymous No.56206482]

I look like this.

[Anonymous No.56206484]

>>56206426
>>56206426
>>56206426
>>56206426

[Anonymous No.56206488]

>>56206482
BOOBA JEANINE

[Anonymous No.56206494]

i bought some today
just a little bit

[Anonymous No.56206517]

>>56206482
I think she does anal, and wonder if she'd like some tit fucking

[Anonymous No.56206896]

Feel like tomorrow ought be green but i don't have a good gauge on panic levels. It doesn't seem like there is even fear to really get a good solid crimson waterfall yet.
>>56205442
That takes me back

[Anonymous No.56207085]

>>56206423
That’s Japanese food, Anon.