/biz/ - Business & Finance

[/smg/ - Stock Market General No.57572338]

euphoria edition

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

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

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

>Options (do not trade these just because you read all these links)
https://www.optionsplaybook.com/options-introduction/
https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com
https://optionstrat.com/
https://www.optionistics.com/quotes/option-prices

>Free 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/

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

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

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

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

>Links for new and existing BOIL bagholders
https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
https://bad-dragon.com/shop

>Calendars
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar
https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/calendar.htm
https://www.investing.com/dividends-calendar/
https://www.forexfactory.com/calendar/
https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html

>Misc:
https://www.newslive.com/american/cnbc.html
https://market24hclock.com/
https://tradingeconomics.com
https://www.finra.org/finra-data/fixed-income

Previous: >>57567200

[Anonymous No.57572346]

Hey that's sanic haha he gotta go fast

[Anonymous No.57572347]

So you're saying... Stocks?

[Anonymous No.57572350]

[Anonymous No.57572357]

i had a dream about uranium last night, cant remember if it was good or bad

[Anonymous No.57572358]

>>57572350
tfw anon made it

[Anonymous No.57572368]

>>57572357
Uranium? I hardly knew her

[Anonymous No.57572370]

>>57572346
>gotta go fast
>futures

[Anonymous No.57572373]

I don't own the MAG7 and semiconductor stocks...

[Anonymous No.57572381]

why would anyone invest in dividends?

[Anonymous No.57572384]

>>57572370
God damn its like 10 thousand knives moving at the speed of my autistic nephew

[Anonymous No.57572392]

>>57572338
way to fuck the thread name up btw

[Anonymous No.57572393]

holy shit someone shoot this man already

https://x.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1756561127557718286?s=20

t.

BLK shareholder

[Anonymous No.57572406]

>>57572381
Dividends are bullshit, all they do is reduce the share value of the stock and transfer it into your account

[Anonymous No.57572408]

>>57572338
Good try. We can work with this. Do better next time though.

[Anonymous No.57572421]

eurofag here
anyone have any experience with XTF and etoro?
what happens if broker goes under? how do you access your stuff?

[Anonymous No.57572422]

>>57572408
It's the new meta, I call it the filter-fucker.

[Anonymous No.57572431]

>>57572381
Extra easy cash flow for later on in life. Stay away when you’re young though. You’ll miss out on gains.

[Anonymous No.57572434]

Alright anon you said I should start doing art and I promised to deliver a Chie this weekend so here you go. https://files.catbox.moe/uj8ka0.png

Buy OIL

[Anonymous No.57572458]

>>57572421
>anyone have any experience with XTF and etoro?
Use IBKR.
>what happens if broker goes under? how do you access your stuff?
They can get seized or you could be allowed to transfer them to another broker. Whatever the judge decides.

[Anonymous No.57572463]

>>57572373
Me neither

[Anonymous No.57572473]

The market is collapsing. The economy has fallen. It's over.

[Anonymous No.57572489]

open the fuckin markets

[Anonymous No.57572496]

>>57572421
beware, etoro is full of faggots, retards and israelis

t non retarded non homo non semitic etoro user

[Anonymous No.57572497]

Tempted to buy some Workhorse stock, surely it will go up again sometimes, it always has, no?

[Anonymous No.57572501]

>futures

[Anonymous No.57572511]

>>57572489
What a stupid bear. Just turn sideways and lean out. Holy fuck this can't be an actual apex

[Anonymous No.57572518]

>>57572511
cock bulge is too big

[Anonymous No.57572526]

>>57572497
Fuck mail trucks, all my homies invest in schoolbuses with BLBD.

[Anonymous No.57572545]

What the fuck do I buy tomorrow? I need to make $$$. Kinda want to buy SOXL or UPRO. What do I buy?

[Anonymous No.57572554]

>>57572545
>What the fuck do I buy tomorrow?
NVDA/ARM/META/AAPL/MSFT etc...

[Anonymous No.57572555]

why does mcdonalds keep going up? Their food is overpriced and shit quality. I'd rather go to burger king or chickfila then mcdonalds. Hell their coffee isn't even that great, dunkin donuts coffee is million times better. Mcdonalds should dump 10 percent at the very least.

[Anonymous No.57572557]

>>57572545
If you want to buy SOXL, why not NVDA? And if you want to buy NVDA, why not NVDL?

[Anonymous No.57572565]

>>57572545
ASML

[Anonymous No.57572567]

>>57572434
Very cute. Nice job.

[Anonymous No.57572568]

>>57572555
All the market can see is a few extra pennies squeezed from cattle and a little hiccup in Mideast sales. Reputational damage is nearly invisible on 10-Q's until it's too late.

[Anonymous No.57572570]

>>57572545
Actually yeah what this >>57572557 anon says just borrow money and long NVDL.

[Anonymous No.57572571]

It’s really kinda fucked up how they dangled student loan forgiveness without being able to pass it. Like what the fuck am I supposed to do? Pay the loans? Wait for them to try again? They’ve basically disincentivized repaying them at a time when interest rates are at 20 year highs. It’s fucked up.
I didn’t even care one way or the other about forgiveness. I’m a fascist. Full stop. Student loans aren’t even in the top 50 things I cared about but i feel like it would probably be retarded to pay them at this point.

[Anonymous No.57572590]

>>57572571
>didn't have his parents pay for his education
ngmi

[Anonymous No.57572592]

>>57572571
cant you basically take the rest of your life to pay them back?

[Anonymous No.57572594]

>>57572489
the bear could easily squeeze trough these bars if he could think intelligently but he choses not to escape his prison and buy.

[Anonymous No.57572595]

> smoke detector starts beeping at 5am to replace battery
It's just too much. Ready to end it all.

[Anonymous No.57572602]

>>57572595
ceiling birds

[Anonymous No.57572603]

>>57572595
just unplug the fucking thing

[Anonymous No.57572619]

>>57572554
>NVDA
Why buy shares when you could buy calls?

[Anonymous No.57572620]

>>57572595
Just ignore the beeping. At least 13% of the population does the same thing.

[Anonymous No.57572626]

>>57572592
It’s a monthly reminder of when I was a bluepilled faggot. I hate getting the letters and it has nothing to do with money

[Anonymous No.57572637]

>>57572620
they will beep for months and months before finally stopping, are they still working during that time?

[Anonymous No.57572649]

>>57572568
And what is with their new interiors? It's like I woke up in another world where fast food shit buildings turned into micro apple stores. Grey and brown painting, ugly furniture like out of ikea. Hundreds of billions of dollars and they couldn't afford interior designers with style. I've seen more character inside small italian pizza shops or mexican food joints. Atleast with apple you are getting some high tech gizmo shit and the spaceship look suits it, mcdonalds is microwaveable crap I could get out of a freezer in a grocery store.

[Anonymous No.57572651]

>>57572555
Because despite all this, its still the most consistent fast food chain when it comes to quality. I can’t even eat at the burger king, wendys, or carls junior in my town anymore. Its only macdonalds. Everything is expensive but the quality is down, except for mcdonalds. This is like buying Ford stock in 2007, all the other american car makers needed a bailout from the government when the crash came but Ford didn’t. But there wont be a bailout for fucking burger king

[Anonymous No.57572664]

>>57572555
Not saying you’re wrong but the market is more then just your opinion.

[Anonymous No.57572672]

>>57572649
they took out most of the booths at my mcdonalds and replaced them with large tables that seat like 20 people. go in for coffee with my parents and we have to sit at a table with like 10 strangers and whisper

[Anonymous No.57572674]

>>57572571
Imagine falling for Democrat (jewish) promises. Did Obama legalized weed? Or wait Biden was going to do it! Student loan forgiveness free money if you vote for them except not really but totally the next time you vote for them! Haha but seriously man just pay off your loans its not hard.

[Anonymous No.57572689]

>>57572567
Thank you anon, I will continue improving!

[Anonymous No.57572694]

>>57572651
When placing a value on MCD you need to keep in mind that they are a real estate company that sells burgers. The value is in the locations, not the food quality.

[Anonymous No.57572699]

>>57572554
>>57572557
>>57572570
Fuck, do I really have to buy NVDA now? Fuck sake... can't I buy Tqqq or SOXL calls?

[Anonymous No.57572713]

Buying CLOUDFLARE on monday

[Anonymous No.57572714]

>>57572689

>No rape buzzer

Little whore is just begging for it

[Anonymous No.57572715]

>>57572694
and when the real estate crash happens I’ll worry about it. Until then, invest in MCD

[Anonymous No.57572719]

>>57572649
Probably shit that was least objectionable to focus groups, maximizes customer turnaround time, and reduces friendliness to hobos.

[Anonymous No.57572720]

>>57572381
Why compare returns of dividend vs no dividend without re-investing dividends?
At that point you might as well be confirming ETFs with 0% MERs comopared to funds with 2% MERs

[Anonymous No.57572733]

>>57572699
If you want stable, reliable, low risk diversification, there's always SMCI.

[Anonymous No.57572735]

>>57572714
She is BEGGING for you to buy OIL nothing else

[Anonymous No.57572737]

[Anonymous No.57572743]

>>57572571
You can pay them off fast or slow. You can default and have a bad goy score. You can move to a different country so that doesn't matter. You may not file bankruptcy to dodge them as the government closed that loophole a long time ago.
By the by, they were never going to forgive those loans and never will.

[Anonymous No.57572749]

>>57572555
>Hell their coffee isn't even that great, dunkin donuts coffee is million times better. Mcdonalds should dump 10 percent at the very least.
it's the opposite here in leafland
Mcdonalds coffee is passable while our dunkin donuts (tim hortons) is garbage now after being bought by burger king or something like that

A&W is my go to though for cheap fastfood burgers before it goes to more expensive ones like five guys, burger priest etc
Haven't tried A&W coffee yet i bet it's good, i always get root beer in their chilled mugs if im there since it does actually make it better, no ice needed

[Anonymous No.57572761]

>>57572743
i still listen to BA music/videos even though i gave up on the game (tired of being gold)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-xrQypXQdY

[Anonymous No.57572766]

[Anonymous No.57572767]

>>57572749
A&W coffee is adequate. Not great. Not notably bad.

[Anonymous No.57572771]

How do you guys cope with bad years/plays
I’m down 10% while everyone is up 25
I was so wrong

[Anonymous No.57572795]

>>57572771
2022 i went down -30K a new car, was just happy to go breakeven and then be up nearly 2x since then :)
-10% is nothing though lol

all my long-dated calls have gone -40% or even -70% before i got 2x off them, didnt have the balls to average down on calls back then
my penny stock also went +100% then -70% and now back to like +50% thanks to averaging down, those i can average down

cut your winners in green, use the cash to average down on your losers :) :) :) it works sometimes

[Anonymous No.57572798]

>>57572771
>[X] I simply deal with the pain

[Anonymous No.57572800]

>>57572771
That's not bad at all. I blew 60% of my portfolio once.

[Anonymous No.57572801]

>>57572571
>they dangled student loan forgiveness without being able to pass it
because its illegal retard and the bulk of americans dont have student loans. you are looting the treasury for yourselves.

[Anonymous No.57572825]

>>57572801
here in leafland, trudeau just made student loans 0% interest indefinitely
i extended my payment terms to the maximum 15 years even though i can pay it off compeltely

have the cash collecting 5% tax-free right now but I think i'll buy VET on Monday. Will leave some cash for only the amount i still owe on my car (loan is only 4% so eh cash might as well collect 5% interest instead)

[Anonymous No.57572843]

>>57572825
Why VET and why now? Genuinely curious because I want to buy some oil too and don't know what to buy

[Anonymous No.57572849]

>>57572801
The majority of student loans are held by high income earners. I have $160k in loans left. But I pull double that per year. Please forgive my loans lol it would be so funny! I’m just a regular working class joe who needs a handout!

[Anonymous No.57572877]

>>57572843
frankly i have no idea about oil/gas sector intricacies, im only looking at the numbers like a dumb bean counter (trading well below book value is the biggest appeal to me as a value-trap picker :^), shareholders dont like the company tackling their debt first instead of increasing dividend yield)
and to be fair, looking at numbers like this is what helped me make money off GME, JXN, GSI.V, and oil's earlier bullrun, albeit again prob just like and overall bullmarket high tide raising all boats

really juhst stuck out to me because i look at the oil permabull Eric Nuttall's twitter occasionally for free analysis. May be other stuff on this chart are better picks since reserves and production decline rates of oil/gas companies obviously differ

[Anonymous No.57572907]

>>57572619
Whatever exposes you to the highest leverage to the NVDA price.

[Anonymous No.57572977]

>>57572843
also im a leaf so i look at leaf companies for slight tax advantage

[Anonymous No.57573007]

>>57572795
>>57572798
>>57572800
I know it’s not a ton, and it’ll recover, but I do have fomo. Not sure what moves to make

[Anonymous No.57573029]

>>57572338
>no /smg/ in body
shit bake

[Anonymous No.57573050]

how come 90% of actively managed funds perform worse than index?

[Anonymous No.57573053]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bUX2jFGvdg

[Anonymous No.57573061]

>>57573050
Take the Boglepill

[Anonymous No.57573071]

>>57573050
they dont though?

[Anonymous No.57573073]

>>57572571
I owe like $30k and pay like $50 a month. Don't even get letters just an automatic - 50 to my account every month. There was a thing where you could refinance payments based on income.

[Anonymous No.57573086]

>>57573050
>Fundamentally speaking, hedging and risk management is for homosexuals. Just buy good shit and you will be fine.
Peter Lynch circa 1994

[Anonymous No.57573089]

>>57573050
Why do people keep saying this without providing hard evidence? Are they including trash funds like the Jim Cramer ETF? And funds that aren't intended to bear the market like bond funds and CD funds? Beating the market is as simple as adding 1.5x leverage to an index

[Anonymous No.57573112]

>>57573089

S&P Dow Jones Indices’ scorecard compares the performance of actively-managed mutual funds to major indices.

It found that over the course of one year, 51.08% of actively-managed mutual funds underperformed the S&P 500, and 48.92% of actively-managed funds outperformed the S&P 500. However, those numbers change dramatically over longer periods of time.
Over five years, just 13.49% of actively-managed funds outperformed the S&P 500*
Over 10 years, only 8.59% of actively-managed funds outperformed the S&P 500*

[Anonymous No.57573163]

>>57572825
>>57572843
>Unironically buying VET over YGR.
VET made $57M Q3 and has $1.7B mcap.
YGR made $11.5M Q3 and has a $112M mcap.

[Anonymous No.57573166]

>>57573112
>>57573089
And if you're investing, you're DCAing over a long period of time. The 10 year average is more appropriate.
The conventional wisdom is 60-30-10 for equities, fixed income/gold, and cash

[Anonymous No.57573181]

>>57572825
>here in leafland, trudeau just made student loans 0% interest indefinitely
Does that work for new student loans? In theory I could take out a 10k loan or more, "work" towards a CSC certification (eg just apply for it at the end of year with all the shit I already know for the last 3-4 years), get Walmart to pay partial tuition costs at the end, get 0% loan costs, and every year I drag it out, get 4.8% interest from the cash
What's the catch

[Anonymous No.57573189]

>>57573089
The point is that you can't predict which ones will be successful or not, and even if you do it is highly unlikely that you will beat just putting it in VTI

[Anonymous No.57573236]

>>57573181
>What's the catch
Canadian home prices and smelly indians

[Anonymous No.57573264]

>>57573050
cool it.

[Anonymous No.57573269]

Is it better to DCA into an index or just dump all your cash into it at one time and forget it

[Anonymous No.57573274]

>>57573269
ask your crystal ball

[Anonymous No.57573276]

>>57573269
if the index has done a minus 10-20% you might as well lump sum. Otherwise you can DCA

[Anonymous No.57573287]

It's interesting that NVDA could go down 25% and it still wouldn't be a bear, just a good place to buy. Nigga can go back to 500 and it's a nice place to slurp.

[Anonymous No.57573307]

>>57572338
Don't care, rather be a bobo

[Anonymous No.57573311]

>>57573269
Kek in my personal experience lumping is better, I lump summed 310k right at the bottom of 2022 in VTI out of pure luck

[Anonymous No.57573329]

>>57572749
>(tim hortons) is garbage
I always hated tim Hortons flat top lids that would always malfunction and not open properly and I would end up spilling coffee on myself in the car at 7am. Dunkin chads don't have this problem

[Anonymous No.57573340]

>>57573311
Why pick VTI over SPY or viceversa? Retard here.

[Anonymous No.57573361]

>>57573340
>SPY
Options volume for the chads
>VTI
Slightly more diversified for the cucks

[Anonymous No.57573363]

>>57573340
More diversified, they're like 99.9% same in performance so it doesn't really matter

[Anonymous No.57573379]

>>57573329
The maple syrup flavored donuts are awesome.

[Anonymous No.57573387]

>>57573329
the new lids are just as bad. how hard is it to make a coffee lid that doesnt leak around the rim?

[Anonymous No.57573406]

>>57573329
>Open flap
>Tuck flap down and in
That was literally all you had to do.

[Anonymous No.57573409]

>>57573387
I wonder how much work goes into those. I've helped design mass produced plastic parts before and ours took like ten people across three countries and we still kept tweaking the molds for years.

[Anonymous No.57573412]

There should be a cuck market general for the "people" who only buy indices.

[Anonymous No.57573421]

>>57573387
Not hard but it costs like half a cent more per cup and if less than 1 per 1000 customers are annoyed by it enough to stop buying a $5 coffee it's economically better not to do it.

I made all these numbers up it was just am example of how margin jewing works

[Anonymous No.57573499]

>>57573412
>t. lost it all on meme stocks

[Anonymous No.57573520]

>>57573181
i mean i basically did this through covid, i was still in school while i was investing my CERB covid handouts and student loan leftovers into tech/GME/oil lmfao
and the ~CAD$35K i still owe in student loans i am dragging out for 15 years with no interest. Even if rates get cut down to 1% it's still a plus to just drag it out

but yes the catch is living in Canada. My job pays me like CAD$110k but the same job would probably pay US$110K (CAD$150K) down the border

[Anonymous No.57573556]

OPEN THE FUCKIN MARKETS

[Anonymous No.57573557]

>>57572595
There is a test/hush button that if you press it will silence the device for a few hours. When replacing the battery leave the device without batteries for a few minutes to allow the capacitors to lose their weak charge and then put the new battery in.
If the device is older than 10 years it may be reaching the end of it's life and will resume chirping even with a fresh battery so keep that in mind too.
Be sure to dispose of batteries properly into the ocean.

[Anonymous No.57573565]

>>57573269
I'm starting to realize you don't need to pick on or the other. Lumping 30-50% then DCA'ing the rest might be a good idea. Personally I've gotten hard rekt everytime I lump summed a position so I DCA now. Getting annoyed with DCA because the gains are very very muted.

[Anonymous No.57573616]

>Apple M2 chip designed to run AI on chip
>Google Tensor chip designed for AI
Nvidia is obsolete and will go the way of Cisco during dotcom bubble. 1 billion devices run on Apple and Android owns the rest of the mobile market share.

[Anonymous No.57573627]

Nice tool on smart asset site that allows you to get a feel for how much taxes and other shat get sucked out of your check. So you can see just how much you got left over to work with after say you get a pay hike. (other tools do savings and investment growth calculations). After my upcoming pay hike in July I'll have nice extra cash wad to punt toward strictly debt knockoff. So just gotta hold it steady for 5 more months then "surprise fuckers" when the extra payments start flowing. The fucking 2% hike in 2025 is a slap to the face move. The pay increase from that is uh fucking insulting. About the only thing it's good for is finally my salary gross will be punted over into the next thousand number bracket.

[Anonymous No.57573648]

>>57573627
You do nothing at work, KO boomer. You've said it yourself.

You deserve a 10% pay cut.

[Anonymous No.57573658]

>>57573269
depends on your time frame
gonna need it in 40 years? lump sum
in <20? DCA
in <5? stick mostly to bonds/fixed income unless you like gambling

lump summing is dangerous right now given real S&P is well above trend
we're over +1.5stdev or relative top ~6% all time

if you FOMO'd in at similar times during previous decades:
in 1968 it would've taken ~23 years to break even
in 2001, ~13 years

[Anonymous No.57573695]

[Anonymous No.57573713]

>>57573648
Sure I do nothing. But for a decade no one got any pay hikes at all even though its law that every year state workers get a 5% hike. So let that sink in a bit. A guy starting out in say 2005 (me) making bottom of the barrel money. No pay hikes for 10 years. Meanwhile inflation didn't exactly hit pause in that time frame. The result? Your walking a tightrope. One slip and your fucked. Sure your future is bright and dandy due to the retirement punting you've been doing. But for the here and now you've been doing the high wire act for a decade without a net. The only thing that saved me was promotions and the recent salary hikes they did/are doing. If I'd have gotten 5% like clock work for 10 years as I was supposed to have gotten plus all this other shat I got, holy fuck. The recent debt I've got would be a nothing thing to pay off if things had happened the way it was supposed to have done.

[Anonymous No.57573728]

>>57573713

[Anonymous No.57573731]

>>57573713
This rule applies to paying state employees.

[Anonymous No.57573735]

>>57573269
lump sum is better than timing the market
just like how variable rates are better than fixed rates

except when they're not

[Anonymous No.57573763]

[Anonymous No.57573780]

everyone else is going to come in on monday and see smg is gone forever

RIP smg

[Anonymous No.57573786]

>>57573780
That's the least of our problems: >>57572501

[Anonymous No.57573788]

>>57573713
The real slap to the face is right now the state is sitting on 3.7 billion surplus money. In the so called rainy day fund. So far there's been two pay studies done. Each one it says the same thing; jack the salaries. Each one it says how much it'd cost to do it. Uh the total cost to jack the salaries to make up for the lost decade would be a drop in the bucket. The rainy day fund wouldn't even be hit that hard. But what they do? Nothing. They're doing yet another study on the issue (3rd one). It's gonna say the exact same thing; jack the salaries.

[Anonymous No.57573806]

>>57573658
really makes me think about cashing out right now

[Anonymous No.57573811]

>That's the least of our problems:
bwo no matter how desperate you are, theres no need to give yourself a (you) lmao

[Anonymous No.57573815]

This is gonna be a pretty dull week I think

[Anonymous No.57573820]

>>57573811
I just love that fucking pic and >duplicate file exists is a totally gay rule.

[Anonymous No.57573833]

>>57573658
lump sum is better statistically because the market goes up two thirds of the time, you are more likely to get a higher cost basis through dca
>lump summing is dangerous right now given real S&P is well above trend
You can try to time your buys with indicators like this but I'm not sure how accurate and useful it will be. The trend could continue and when the correction eventually comes, it might not dip back to the level it was when you could've lump summed. Also, corrections tend to be pretty short, so you'd have to squeeze all the buys into a short time frame to actually benefit, you're basically just trying to time the lump sum buy. there's really no point in a dca plan lasting more than a year, you'll very likely have a higher cost basis that way.

[Anonymous No.57573844]

>>57573815
WM is going to be atypically wild after that shitfest of a tournament. HOOD and DKNG will also provide degenerate excitement.

[Anonymous No.57573858]

>>57573788
It didn't used to be this way. When I started in 2005 you started out making shat but you knew that over time and with your retirement by the time you got to that point (27 years or 32 years later depending on what you wanted) there would be a nice pot of money waiting for you for the rest of your life. Well for me the pot of money will be there. I might be one the last bunch who can claim that. For those hired after 2008? they get a 401k and that's it. They also gotta work longer.

[Anonymous No.57573885]

>>57573815
YETI and Upwork might have some big moves, but not much else is eyecatching this week.

[Anonymous No.57573936]

I feel like the war and AI craze hasn't reached ESLT yet and it's kind of weird
>Jewish company = infinite US taxpayer money
>One of the biggest player in the drone segment
>They stated in interviews that their systems are ready to go fully autonomous as soon as regulations are dropped
>only up a measly 23% on the 1y chart

why isn't money pouring into ESLT?

[Anonymous No.57573995]

So what I’m gathering is that DCA and lump summing together are the right move. Buy, and when a big dip happens, buy more

[Anonymous No.57573999]

>>57572571
they'll forgive them, just work for the state (they actually do this). we all will be in 2 years anyways, we've gone soviet. also

>I'm a fascist and went to college
KWAB, shocker

[Anonymous No.57574026]

>>57573815

Anybody have this data in csv format?

[Anonymous No.57574055]

>>57573053
dat wus fiuwe beets

[Anonymous No.57574064]

>>57574026
There's some kind of download feature if you have an account. No idea if that requires a paid subscription or not. I had a scraper that made a CSV at some point but it no longer works.

[Anonymous No.57574072]

>I feel like the war and AI craze hasn't reached ESLT yet and it's kind of weird
i for one would rather gamble on safer and already-proven ways to make money off AI

just slap AI onto dashcams lol

[Anonymous No.57574089]

>>57573936
Pricing in risk that they get overrun by the Egyptians and Hezbollah.

[Anonymous No.57574090]

>>57573995
yes just have infinite money to buy dips you always win when statistically it goes up

thats why the house always wins

[Anonymous No.57574100]

>>57572571
>It’s really kinda fucked up how they dangled student loan forgiveness without being able to pass it
If you went to college you should be intelligent and knowledgeable enough to know that wouldn't have worked. Otherwise the wage slavery is absolutely justified because you effectively blew tens/hundreds of thousands of dollars of other peoples money on nothing.

[Anonymous No.57574105]

>>57574064
Thanks, brother.

[Anonymous No.57574126]

>>57574100
You still need a college degree to get past HR filters. At least until the Supreme Court repeals Griggs.

[Anonymous No.57574128]

>>57574100
Kek I said fuck college altogether. So no student loans to pay off at all.

[Anonymous No.57574153]

>>57574128
Lots of big shits will be taken after the super bowl. You'll have to unclog thoses pipes come Monday, which less than 9 hours away. Thank you for your service wagie.

[Anonymous No.57574157]

>>57574126
This, it doesn't even matter if you get a shit degree, HR will cockblock you for basic jobs without a degree. It's becoming a requirement for anything nowadays.

[Anonymous No.57574171]

>>57574126
Regardless if you thought taking out loans that big without the possibility of bankruptcy protection made sense you're too stupid to be going to college.

[Anonymous No.57574175]

Why should I own any stocks rn when SPAXX gives me a comfy 5%?

[Anonymous No.57574177]

ok an oil boomer has spoken and now im not sure about buying VET tomorrow anymore

[Anonymous No.57574184]

>>57574157
I know how to partially dodge this. Get a meme degree from Westerns Governors University in like 6 months. Its fully accredited and you set your own pace because its all online without real teachers. You just read a chapter then take a test. Repeatedly until you have a degree

[Anonymous No.57574201]

>>57574171
Even if you take out like $50k, and assign a 25% chance to some bullshit amnesty, the wage premium far exceeds stopping at high school. Especially if you don't get a useless degree for retards.

[Anonymous No.57574205]

>>57574184
Nah they can sniff out degree mills easily

[Anonymous No.57574209]

>>57574175
How about you own NVDL for 1 day, then switch to SPAXX for another 365 days (2024 is a leap year). Then you have a comfy 10%.

[Anonymous No.57574212]

>>57574201
Your tail risk is massive though. This is the kind of thing I would expect a college graduate to understand.

[Anonymous No.57574219]

>>57574177
I trust that obtuse Arab Anas and last time he was on MacroVoices he said oil's gonna be rangebound this year between 70 and 80. Considering all the OPEC and NAT GAS fuckery around, I tend to agree.

[Anonymous No.57574223]

>>57574205
WGU is not a degree mill. Just because it's self paced doesn't mean they just give you that shit. Granted, if you apply for a prestigious business finance position or law or something it might not really help you but if you're going into cybersec/devops type shit it's good and half your coworkers will probably also have a degree from there.

[Anonymous No.57574225]

>>57574177
>year #3 of recession fears talk

[Anonymous No.57574227]

>>57574212
The lifetime wage differential is in the 6 figures, especially since you're supposed to do shit like network in undergrad. There is no "tail risk" when talking about a $50k loan balance that you can easily switch into a bullshit $1/month plan if you stumble on a couple months of hard times.

[Anonymous No.57574229]

>>57573833
I'm not disagreeing lump sum wins on average if you pick a random date
minimal risk if your horizon is 40 years
much different say if you want to save for a house or car in <10 years

just took this lad's graph
https://ofdollarsanddata.com/dollar-cost-averaging-vs-lump-sum/
and overlaid to my pic (pink = DCA over 24mo outperforms)
in the orange/red periods in that graph (or really, any time it's above trend) DCA has decent odds at winning out - much higher risk with lump sum after the tops
this also doesn't consider leaving the to-be-DCA'd cash in money markets or short bonds which would only improve its odds

>corrections tend to be pretty short
well except for the 70's where the whole market steadily declined in real value over an entire decade plus

>>57573995
yes. if you:
- have large amount of cash on hand
- expect a steady income in the future and/or keep emergency savings to last you a while
- don't need the money within a decade
do it

the problems for most will be:
will you keep your source of income in a recession?
will you have the balls to hold/buy when everything is red?
will your current assets maintain their price if you want/have to sell?

[Anonymous No.57574232]

How much NVDA do I need to get this?

[Anonymous No.57574242]

>>57574232
0 shares because coomer (dot) party exists.

Which reminds me: long ESTA

[Anonymous No.57574250]

>>57574205
Its not a degree mill, its fully accredited, and all the HR bitches got their degree from there

[Anonymous No.57574256]

>>57574232
He has a pimple on his buttocks.

[Anonymous No.57574260]

>>57574250
>called Western Governors University
>online only
>not a degree mill

[Anonymous No.57574289]

>>57574227
According to Census.gov college graduates have a labor force participation rate of 75% and 41% of recent college graduates are underemployed. You have a decent chance of being stuck with no/low income and a massive amount of high interest non-dischargable debt.

Yes, the tail risk is enormous, and people who accept it get precisely what they deserve.

[Anonymous No.57574296]

>>57574289
>recent college graduates
>recent
>underemployed
Yes, we call those Starbucks baristas who majored in English.

They're not really "people".

[Anonymous No.57574297]

>>57574260
As the other poster said, if the job requires prestige then it wont work. But if you deserved prestige then you wouldn't be a broke stupid loser complaining about student loans now would you?

[Anonymous No.57574304]

>>57574296
Whatever you'd like to call them it's nearly half of graduates bellow the age of 27.

[Anonymous No.57574340]

>>57574177
How do you retards read 3 foot wide paragraphs? You don't have to maximize all your windows you know.

[Anonymous No.57574353]

>>57574225
in fairness to bobos, shit's fucky

picrel is a recession warning indicator on tradingview - accounts for trends in unemployment, M2, GDP, yield curve, and stock prices
since WWII it's been correct 12 of 17 times (70%)
of the 5 misses, 4 only briefly flashed for ~1 month
the current warning has lasted for nearly 2 years

quite literally a case of this time being different (so far...)

[Anonymous No.57574357]

Supposedly you can uh get a degree made and sent to you for like $500 from lets say certain places online. That looks legit and everything. All you gotta do after that is use common sense when applying for a job. Aka; you aiming for some high up position on the career pole with it will most likely end in failure. But if you use it for something a bit lower your more apt to get in.

[Anonymous No.57574361]

>>57572338
What the fuck is wrong with you? I'm baking new bread.

[Anonymous No.57574378]

>>57574361
based

[Anonymous No.57574421]

>>57574340
works on my pc

[Anonymous No.57574431]

>>57574421
I know your PC is like that, I'm asking about your eyes.

[Anonymous No.57574441]

what is your favourite A&W burger, fellow humans

[Anonymous No.57574451]

>>57574357
>Aka; you aiming for some high up position on the career pole with it will most likely end in failure.
go big or go home

[Anonymous No.57574457]

>>57574441
For me however it's bang's rootbeer

[Anonymous No.57574460]

>>57574441
mama burger

if i only have coupons for teen burger left, i tell them no cheese

[FRESH No.57574471]

>>57574462
>>57574462
>>57574462

[Anonymous No.57574477]

>>57574471
lol

[Anonymous No.57574544]

>>57574229
Yes, DCA over 24 months outperforms if there happens to be a bear market during that time. Can you predict a bear market? If not, just lump sum.

[Anonymous No.57574713]

>>57573387
Rim leak isn't from the lid design. It's the seam on the cup itself. You can account for this in manufacturing but Tim's uses some producer that doesn't. So there is always high chance of leak regardless of lid.

[Anonymous No.57574867]

>>57574304
Anon, more than half of graduates in that age range are blacks, browns, or women.

That doesn't change the "college or no college" logic for your average (white or yellow, male) /smg/ger

[Anonymous No.57574891]

>>57574297
Oh 100%. A degree mill definitely gets you that HR stamp, hopefully teaches you skills, and almost loses you prestige.

[Anonymous No.57574905]

>>57574421
>Virtual Piano

[Anonymous No.57574932]

I am going to make so much money when this house of cards comes crashing down.

[Anonymous No.57574938]

>>57574867
There are plenty of White underemployed college graduates. I'm not looking things up for you again but you should go get the data if you really want to argue from that angle.

[Anonymous No.57575024]

Did Enron ever ask for $7 trillion?

[Anonymous No.57575046]

>>57574932
Positions or ban.

[Anonymous No.57575050]

July-October of last year was First Sell Off. Bears be rekt.

[Anonymous No.57575064]

>>57575050
For what? AMD? NVDA? SPY? VT?

[Anonymous No.57575120]

>>57573050
(((fees))) and (((commissions)))

[Anonymous No.57575135]

>>57573815
UPST and LYFT will be fun times for straddle holders

[Anonymous No.57575211]

>>57575050
Looks like somebody had a rough Q4.

[Anonymous No.57575955]

>>57573713
>The result? Your walking a tightrope
No your a walking cuck for putting up with that