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Mid teens edition

Popular brokers for stock trading:
Robinhood
>commission free and no minimum to open
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> How is it free?
Robinhood earns revenue by collecting interest on cash/securities and fees from their Robinhood Gold service

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Not being approved in 3 days seems to be the new norm. Nevertheless, call/email their support if you've been waiting more than that.

> When is it coming to my country?
The only "plans" are on an Australian and Chinese beta. Neither of which has gained much traction.

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Previous >>8002046

>> No.8019108
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$WTW comes through again.
>muh 2 holidays last quarter.

>> No.8019187

Good morninga

>> No.8019354

Thoughts on cisco?

>> No.8019368
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I'm ascending

>> No.8019470
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8019470

Remember guys

There is a Big5Guy in all of us

>> No.8019544

>>8019470
Big Guy thread?

>> No.8019571

>>8019544
looks like it

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Morning

Have a BIG cat for hopefully BIG gains

To be fair though I got in to BGFV at 5.60 so I'm not sweating

>> No.8019704

>Not buying JD right fucking now

Seriously, the discount on yesterday is immense (-3.6% on the back of president Xi Jinpings comments and rate fears) This company will steal more and more marketshare off BABA for years to come. Guaranteed growth and EPS beats

DYOR now and you'll see why you should be long JD but also that there is huge short-term upside with the earnings report coming Friday

>> No.8019757

>>8019704
I will pass on chinese companies depending on politics

BABA will go down the drain because Jack Ma is not well viewed by Xi Jinping

As for JD and Tencent, they will have business but at the expense of pretty much bailing out the rest of the shitty scammy companies (by "investing" in them)

>> No.8019759

>>8019056
Guys, is true that fed printed 14 billions $ for leverage just to save crashing stocks this february?

>> No.8019809

>>8019759
I didn't hear anything about that. Do you have a source?

>> No.8019812

>>8019759
Idk, sounds like something they'd do.

>> No.8019841

>>8019809
would not call it source as zerohedge is trash but...

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-02-27/did-fed-save-wall-street-temporary-qe4

>> No.8019917

>>8019056
Morning all

>> No.8020029

meme triangle formed on URGN

>> No.8020077
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>When you pick the right memes

>> No.8020172

>>8020077
And what memes are those?

>> No.8020188

Hurry up and open wall street. I need off this big 5 ride.

>> No.8020246
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Grug buy different pebbles with obsidian. Other Grugs from /tradingcave/ laugh at Grug for not buy sea shells

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so fucking early

>> No.8020284

I think I'm gonna pull the trigger on a big PCG purchase. It looks like the fallout from the California wildfires has settled for the time being and I'm betting that the stock will rebound from here considering how profitable the company is.

>> No.8020302

Get in NLST ATOS and BPTH now! While it's cheap!

>> No.8020320

>>8020302
Not ever touching a meme stock ever again. DD from here on out is the only way.

>> No.8020339

BPMX (slow burn, 200 MA at .28), AKER (previosu gainer, 200 MA at .83), ABIO (bottom barrel play), NHID this morning

>> No.8020381

MYO get in on those robot arms before Deadpool2/Cable make them cool. Next yr robot arms will be the new fidget spinner.

>> No.8020415

>>8020381
Explain to an oldfag why fidget spinners became so fucking popular. I just don't understand... Back in my day all the kids wanted badass yo-yo's and laser pointers. If you had a green laser pointer then you were like a god amongst 5th graders.

>> No.8020431

>>8020320
NLST has some solid tech to it.

>> No.8020444

>>8020415
It is a meme

In fact, that is how a brand or a particular product become popular and wanted : because everybody sees them everywhere

>> No.8020452

>>8020431
Exactly, BPTH and ATOS are good also!

>> No.8020473

most activity at AKER

>> No.8020504

I put an order in for 300 PCG at $38.5, I might raise the price a bit if it looks like it's not gonna fill this week.

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im going back to bed

>> No.8020554

>>8020452
BPTH is a shit stock

>> No.8020567

>AMRS hasn't moved
Is the meme dead Bois?

>> No.8020568

Big Five? More like Big Dive amirite?

>> No.8020594

>>8020567
It died yesterday

>> No.8020597

BPMS still running

>> No.8020602

fuccckkk AHPI

>> No.8020626

>>8019354
Strong buy right now for good dividend and gains.
> Makes up 30% of my portfolio.

>> No.8020642

Jesus Christ BPMX is going nuts. Will not FOMO on it but good on anyone who got in early.

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I'm trying this out now with $100 in four stocks. I'll give results later

>> No.8020690

>>8020681
What stocks?

>> No.8020749

>>8020681
> not OP

im doing this with BGS today

>> No.8020755

>>8020602
Wtf, what caused this?

>> No.8020774

750 shares of nvda, its so autistic :'(

>> No.8020778

>>8019056
sold the news on SQ for that final pump to ATH

feels fuckin good. Sold half my NVDA too. All this shit is too fucking high

>> No.8020789

>>8020749
JCS, GNCA, SNOA,and GEN. I think the results are already botched because I counted day 1 as Friday

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>>8020681
Interesting

>> No.8020869

>>8020789
imo all of those look to have fundamental problems as a company (no cash,bad management , product denied, etc.) . How long do you plan on holding? Or is this just a fun crap shoot lol.

>> No.8020887

BPMX is making me rich.

>> No.8020898
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8020898

show your strategies brah
>list all stocks that lost so much today
>take the one with price that meet your requirements
>analyze
>income slowly down quater by quarter :denied
>debt to assets suddenly grow so much :denied
>operating cash flow is so low than investing one :denied
>get the stocks that meet requirement
>a day later, buy em all those stocks
>now observing, observing, observing
>if i feel a stock has gain enough profit :straight sell it
>repeat

>> No.8020901

fuck yeah my PEN mooning!

>> No.8020906
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8020906

Should I dump the memes while I still can?

>> No.8020923

>>8020887
I can’t wait till I have a few grand to invest. Being a poorfag sucks.

>> No.8020925

>>8020887
gratz

>> No.8020936

>>8020906
Hodl AMRS, they're undervalued af and yesterday's bear trap means nothing in the long run.

>> No.8020945

>>8020936
This desu.

>> No.8020961

>>8020755
idk i think it was a chatroom pump

i didnt play it to dangerous

>> No.8020964

>>8020906
You shouldn't be holding either of those.

>> No.8020967

>>8020898
I just buy what Cramer says.

>> No.8021024

>>8020967

buy GE and AMRS

>> No.8021043

>>8020967
Wonder if there's a list of how often he's right vs wrong and how much you'd be up/down if you listened to him

>> No.8021045

Where's the bottom on WMT? $90 maybe? I bought in way too early at $94.50, should've waited to see how low it was gonna go. I'm debating on whether or not I should double down on my position if it drops below $90.

>> No.8021061

>>8021043
I'm sure some autistic blogger keeps track of that shit, I'd be interested in seeing the list if anyone could find one.

>> No.8021080

>>8020887

how did you know to buy?

>> No.8021105

Get in BPMX now!!! Its going to the moon! A really undervalued company!

>> No.8021125

ABIO is on a trend-line play, i would wait for a pull back to get in

>> No.8021137

>>8021105
Buy time is over, it's time to hold.

>> No.8021165

>>8021045
Im buying at low 80's high 70 's .

There's the amazon problem in their industry and they cant compete atm. Still massively overvalued. However I wouldn't sell and just ride it out if you already bought in.

>> No.8021210

>>8020869
It's just a crap shoot. One is doing great, two have declined, one hasn't moved. I'm supposed to sell them as soon as they make any profit, but I put in stop losses just so I don't lose some shekels for nothing.

>> No.8021240

>tfw bought ge at 17 and have been holding for 2 months
This is agony Bros

>> No.8021287

>>8021240
I believe GE may be the same kind of play as VRX, TEVA or GSK
But you gotta leave it time to sort out their balance sheet problems

>> No.8021289

>>8021165
I don't think they're THAT overvalued, P/E is only around 24x, they're still incredibly profitable and their revenues are projected to grow in 2018 vs 2017. They're also aggressively investing in shit like online shopping, free 2-day deliveries, online purchase - in store pickup, and now Sam's Club is partnering with a home delivery service in a lot of their stores. I just don't see the price falling into the $70's, maybe it'll hit the mid $80's. Walmart has like 5 times the earnings money to throw around compared to Amazon, if they spend their money wisely then they should be able to easily compete with Amazon.

>> No.8021297

>>8020642
Got in with a few hundred shares at .16. Literally woke up to $30 extra dollars.

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Got £20k to drop into some stock. I'm thinking about putting 4k into each of the following: JD, MSFT, SQ, SHOP, TTWO. Thoughts?

>> No.8021318

>>8021305
all in AMRS today and in 1 month you'll make twice that amount

>> No.8021337

Green day finally. Hope it holds.

Globe & Mail released a hit piece on Maricann saying two members of the board of directors under investigation by OSC for insider trading. I have no patience for that kind if slime, dumped my MARI holding at moderate loss although thankfully i did not have a lot of money involved. Bought in to Emerald Health Therapeutics at open which is currently pumping on the strength of news that government is offering tax exemption for low-THC mj extract medicinal products like CBD. This may or may not be a day trade for me depending on how the chart plays out.

>> No.8021352

>GEN
activate it

>> No.8021403

>>8021337

Regarding MARI directors, both have resigned. CEO Ben Ward, who has a somewhat questionable past, still on for now. I wouldn't touch this stock again unless Ward also gets shitcanned and there is interest in a buy out by a larger company.

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>>8019056

>OP pic

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Maybe it's just dumb luck. I'll do this again tomorrow with four new stocks

>> No.8021450

>>8021305
I like everything there besides SQ. I would throw some in BRK just to cover your bases.

>> No.8021477

>>8021440
Good job anon

>> No.8021492

>>8021305
If you want to go long on vidya games
Let's not forget ATVI

I would like to dump some of my shit to buy them

>> No.8021526

>>8021440

What did you buy?

>> No.8021535

>>8021318
I dunno that I'd go quite that far but target is around $8 I believe?

>> No.8021553

MU getting close to $50. Time to sell

>> No.8021566

>>8021526
See
>>8020789
I only made a 1% total increase on $100. I'll do more research before blindly picking stocks that match the reverse-buy trend

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holy shit
how long until Amazon buys land and sells Amazon condos?

>> No.8021621

>>8021440
Well done. grats

>> No.8021635

>>8020898
your filters are sensible, but your starting point is not.

We know on average that momentum provides outsized returns, meaning that in general, its better to buy a stock after it goes up than it is to buy it after it goes down.

You should really just look at the top gainers, not the top losers.

>> No.8021644

>>8021609
It's not ogre until it is ALL Amazon

>> No.8021655

>>8021440
>13%
damn, congrats

>> No.8021700

>>8021535
8$ is the price before last year's big drop
It should be the fair price if AMRS management deivers on their promises


I am long but know that it is risky

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>haven't seen stock thread in a while
>check out AMRS upon anon's recommendation
>most obvious shitcompany in history
>lol /biz/ never change

>>8020906
>>8020936
muhuhuahahahahahahaha

>> No.8021768

>>8019056
What will the end of the low interest rates do to the stock market prices?

>> No.8021780

>>8021743
Short of big 5, AMRS has got to be one of the worst stocks ever to be recommended on this thread, and anyone still holding is fucked.

>> No.8021784

>>8021318
fuck off

>>8021450
Why not SQ? With card payments set to increase enormously around the world in the next decade, are they not a good buy? Even if they only capture a small percentage of the market, they should grow substantially.

>BRK
I was considering that as a way to diversify away from tech, but I feel like there are more interesting things out there to buy.

>>8021492
>ATVI
Their P/E is eye watering and I feel like TTWO makes much more "complete" and higher quality games. With RDR2 coming out this year and likely GTA6 next year, I think they're in for a good run. Why would you choose ATVI over TTWO?

>> No.8021812

Holding for those big boy losses with my man LTBR

>> No.8021825

>>8021768

Depends. They're at the same time as a major tax cut and potential budgetary increases for domestic spending on infrastructure, so it's hard to calculate whether or not the effects of fiscal and monetary policy cancel one another out. If I were to actually plot out IS-LM then I'd need more data, but there are a shit ton of secondary and tertiary effects on both markets right now. I don't know weather to be bearish for 2018 or bullish, because either way I pick I lose big if I'm wrong.

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>"Commence the pump"

>> No.8021830

>>8021337

While sector is/was in bear mode, i took the opportunity to intentionally realise losses while rebalancing portfolio. This strategy is only possible when entire sector is moving as one single correlated piece (everything bleeding profusely together). I then bought back in to holdings slightly lower than before, or took opportunity to move more funds in to things that have been hit harder than the sector average for no specific reason.

>> No.8021864

>>8021784
The 70's called and they want their payment technology back, seriously SQ needs to get with the times and embrace block chain technologies.

>> No.8021881

>>8021784
Just buy both. ATVI has eSports on lock, blizzard is the Pixar of Vidya IP, CoD remasters, and they are branching out to tv and movies. TTWO has GTA which is a money printing machine with mtx and NEVER leaving the monthly top 5 sales charts since release 5 yrs ago (unheard of). RDR2 and GTA6 could both pull similar results. Vidya comfiest stock holds of 2018.

>> No.8021892

>>8021768
If Trump plays well, we should have a smooth deleveraging
Stock prices should still rise but expect volatility
Fundamentals and solid growth are to be favored when choosing stocks

>>8021784
TTWO has an even higher P/E and their main cash cow is GTA Online
RDR2 should sell well but I think it has already been priced in (I thinking 30M eoy copies at 30$ revenue each)
Besides, RDR2 might cannibalize GTA's playerbase
And I just happen to have a new thought : DLC contents for GTA Online must cost more to produce than for ATVI since it involves acting and voicing and coding

TTWO is almost like a movie company hoping to make it big on each release. I like the company, but I feel like ATVI is safer

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Come on

>> No.8021955

>>8021931
French stocks
It's cute

Now let the big boys talk

>> No.8021966

>>8021743
You missed the AMRS boat by 5 months so now youre salty you didnt jump on a stock that went from $2.02 to $6

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>>8021881
Oh yeah and borderlands 3 rumored for this yr. The coop shooter looter king is back baby

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>DRYS

>> No.8022018

>>8021998
why did you hold?

>> No.8022061

>>8021784
If you want to get into payment processing then I think visa would be a better bet. This is just my tinfoil hat theroy buy i really do think blockchain will change the payment processing landscape. I think visa will be able to adapt and survive because of their superior cash / manpower/ size of customer base. While SQ is a small company that offers high tx fees that only appeals to startups that will eventually switch to another payment processor. Granted im talking 5+ years down the road. So Short term SQ will prob be a good investment. And while the tech sector is exciting now, euphoria cant last forever, BKS is a hedge for when things get bad. Everything depends on your investing timeframe and goals.

>> No.8022069

Does AOBC even have a floor? The stock is free falling. Want to get in low, but it never stops falling.

>> No.8022092

>>8022061
BRK*** my bad

>> No.8022095
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This stock is only gonna go up for the summer, the time to buy is now

>> No.8022132

>>8021998
Georgie boy is sure a funny guy

>> No.8022159

>>8022095
It's overvalued, p/e of almost 45.

>> No.8022202

>>8021892
>30$ revenue each)
Retail pays $48 a pop for new disk copies, they make and distribute their own. Revenue will be higher than 30 a pop.

>> No.8022251

Shorted 11 shares of ROG from 160, bought it back at 141, and shit kept dropping just

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>>8022069
>Fundamentals are shit
>Recent mass shooting in burgerland
>Major retailers are beginning to pull their product.
>Earnings tomorrow

Gee I wonder why it keeps dropping
Why would it go up

>> No.8022378

>>8022317
It's not like I bought any, no need to be a complete twat about it.

>> No.8022385

>>8022202
I based my revenue numbers from the quarter GTA V came out
Thanks for the heads up

But even with a better gross margin, RDR2 success has been priced in and TTWO has gone sideways since their latest earning call (which happened the evening before the selloff)

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I am quadruple up this month from my highly irresponsible yet profitable futures trading.

I can't decide if I want to hold out for a new high on SPX or just take profits.

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Take profit if you haven't already. There will be a pull back before the March PR campaign.

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What’s the meme in the OP called? Can’t remember to save my life. Here’s some big ol funbags to show my gratitude

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Thanks to the anon who mentioned MYO the other day.

>> No.8022877

down 10% on steel bullshit, build the fucking wall already trump

>> No.8023119

WHY IS NVDA DIPPING AGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH SHOULD I SELL???

>> No.8023141

>>8023119

hodl

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>set sell limit
>take a nap
>wake up, it went within 1 penny of my sell then reversed
JUST

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>2.6% projected inflation for 2018
>2.1% inflation in 2017
>2% Federal Reserve rate
>.75% Federal Reserve rate last year
>3% Federal Reserve rate slotted for 2020
>10 year t-note rate at 2..879% as of now, up and down but nearing 3%

I'm bearish as fuck. If inflation was projected below 2% I'd be bullish as fuck, but it's not.

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>>8023119
>1%
Quit being a baby, also
>buying high

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>>8023252
>he thinks all that shit isnt priced in

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>>8023326

We're in an inflationary environment where fiscal policy is completely undermining monetary policy's attempts at fighting inflation, and the Fed doesn't have the leverage to deflate because the interest rate is already rising so high and so many t-notes are already being issued with a higher rate. To think that it's priced in would mean that I trust the market to be self-aware enough to have the foresight not to overextend on greed. Instead I trust the market to always be stupidly greedy.

I think we're about to see a major recession.

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>>8023252
>meaningless numbers: the post

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Lunchtime Checkup!

What're you eating, how're you doing?

I'm having HAM and today has been a ride. Straight down into straight up and now I'm just sideways. AMRS is still doing fine for me, BGFV is my biggest money maker, AMD is almost at my target sell.

Also, where's my GSAT Bros at?

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>>8023513

Early 2008 called. They want their doomed optimism back.

>> No.8023754

>>8023119
>buy AMD to play earnings
>buy too high
>still expect it to go above 14
Having a blood bath right now, might just go for a walk and set a limit sell at 14

>> No.8023755

>>8023710
Right and your random opinion with no facts to back it up is worth way more than his optimism

>> No.8023771

>>8023755

>no facts to back it up
>my opening post was straight fucking numbers

Christ on a stick, I'm starting to think that this board literally has no background in macroeconomics.

>> No.8023837
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>>8023543

DRYS is fucking my asshole

>> No.8023838

>>8023771
Wouldn't higher inflation lead to higher equities and commodities?

>> No.8023851

>>8023512
no, thats not a catalyst to reccesion

also you are forgetting the fed doesnt want the market to crash and ill take precautions
Also, banks and large specs are still buying, ergo, no recession soon

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>>8023710
>holding stock overnight
>he doesn't daytrade

>> No.8023898

>>8023771
>I'm starting to think that this board literally has no background in macroeconomics.
This is literally the worst place to get investing advice, no shit.

>> No.8023943

>>8023838

Not necessarily, because then we're trying to calculate import/export effects and effects on the Forex market, among other things. There are a lot of variables in play there, and I'm not comfortable making a projection on that without more numbers. Maybe in Q2, but not in Q1.

>>8023851

The Fed is taking precautions. Those precautions are demonstrably not working.

>banks and large specs are infallible market predictors and not counting on a bailout if shit gets hairy

Why do we keep doing this dance every decade or so?

>>8023870

Not my bag. I used to do that with Forex, but not anymore.

>>8023898

I figured as much.

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>>8023543
I did eat tripe sausage with green beans for lunch. Right now sitting in the train, eating at some friends' place tonight.

>> No.8024100

>>8023943
>The Fed is taking precautions. Those precautions are demonstrably not working.
they are working

>>banks and large specs are infallible market predictors and not counting on a bailout if shit gets hairy
Thats the main thing you should be looking for when deciding whether or not a bear market is coming. They dont need a bailout

>Why do we keep doing this dance every decade or so?
It doesnt, crisis are actually pretty rare we just had a cluster the last 30 years. We have had much stronger, longer bull runs in the past

>> No.8024197

>>8024100

The Fed has doubled the interest rate already and inflation is still projected to be up by a third this year, and that's in the face of rising interest rates on t-notes.

It sounds, with this blind faith in major banks, like you're making this bet on a bull run on the basis of ideology. I don't roll like that.

>> No.8024243

>>8023983
That train looks comfy. Do your trains smell like sweat and body odor over there or is that just an American thing?

A couple years back I had jury duty and was issued a free bus pass for the day so I could park in a remote parking lot for free and ride the bus downtown instead of having to pay like $10/day for a parking spot in the middle of the city. I had never been on the city busses before and thought to myself how convenient public transportation is and was considering riding the busses more often. Then I got on the bus and had to try and hold my breath for the 25 minute ride because it was the middle of summer in Texas and the stench of body odor was so powerful it was making my eyes water and I would gag if I breathed through my nose. I haven't stepped foot on public transportation since.

>> No.8024263

>>8024197
The FED is taking precautions not to crash the market by raising the interest rates too fast. They are fine tuning the interest rates with a target of 2% yearly inflation, that's all.

>> No.8024296

>>8024197
first of all, the rates are still to be very low, and the projected growth is still very slow. Everyone and their grandparents knew about this years ago, same with the Bond bear market leading to rising yields
you can see, after the initial first bond yield spike, the market corrected, then recovered quickly. This is because the only ones moving the market are the banks and mutual funds, and they keep buying because projected equity growth trumps income investing and probably still will for decades to come

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>>8024243
Just American, your public transport systems are a joke. Except maybe the NYC subway or the Boston T

>> No.8024330

>>8024197
also aside from fundamentals, on a purely technical basis, the charts look strong and NOT like doom is approaching

>> No.8024334

>>8024243
Nope, it mostly smells fragance because of the girl front right. Smelly trains are a thing in Paris, but on my daily trip the "worst" I've been into was a train smelling dust like an old book because it had spent too much time in repairs.

>> No.8024389

>>8024319
Most disgusting public transit I've ever been on was in Paris. The smell of body and ass could be cut with a knife it was so thick. And I've ridden the NYC Subway in the summer.

>> No.8024428

>>8024263

You are way too optimistic. They've doubled the interest rate already and inflation is still going up. It's projected to keep going up in spite of it going to 2% in 2018 and t-bonds trying to soak up cash. It's not enough. I blame Congress and this crazy deficit spending, but we're about to verge off into /pol/ territory and I don't want to go there.

>>8024296

The prime interest rates for banks are in the upper 3.xx percentages.

>projected equity growth trumps income investing
>probably still will for decades to come

Can you not see the bubble?

>> No.8024445

>>8024389
Parisians are unironically subhumans. I was in Paris for a birthday this weekend and it's really like a different country. It's an abomination.

>> No.8024454

>>8024330

>charts

Now who's quoting meaningless numbers?

>> No.8024483

>>8024428
>They've doubled the interest rate already
For decades the interest rates were in the 4-10% range my dude.

>> No.8024550

>>8024428
>Can you not see the bubble?
lol, yeah, a Bond Bubble

>>8024454
I was noting that both Fundamentally and on a technical basis, everything looks good. To say a recession is coming is beyond naive

>> No.8024555

I've just realized that my portfolio consists of S&P500 index fund, and then some large companies (Apple, Amazon, GE) that are in the S&P500. Basically, my whole portfolio is an oddly weighted index fund.

Where can I diversify? I'm considering buying some 10 year T bills, but what about small cap companies, foreign companies?

>> No.8024606

>>8024483

Different economy.

>>8024550

Okay mate. For your sake I hope you're right.

>> No.8024620

>>8024555
>Where can I diversify? I'm considering buying some 10 year T bills, but what about small cap companies, foreign companies?
So seems like you want a hands-off portfolio. Which is perfectly fine. We here all like playing around with single stocks, memes and pennyshit, but desu, ETF are the simpler and saner investment, but where's the fun in that…
So just get some index funds for some other indexes. Maybe not MSCI world, because that happens to be also mostly SP, but how about emerging marktes, or europe or maybe some specific industries?

>> No.8024647

>>8024555
just buy some other indexes
I like the ATX and Nikkei

>> No.8024667

>>8024647
>Nikkei

Fuck the Japanese market and its eternal stagnation

>> No.8024685

>>8024555
Try foreign markets. EPOL INDA

>> No.8024711

>>8024667
the reason I like it, is because the time period its open, and that it trades like the SP500 x6 leverage
I also think its extremely undervalued due to yen carry trading and the automobile sector bear market

>> No.8024759

So just buy gold right?

>> No.8024823

>>8024759
Gold is pretty high, I'd go silver instead if I was looking to get into precious metals.

>> No.8024900

>>8023252
>He's not accounting for corporate tax rates dropping by 40% of their previous number.
Every company in the USA just added 15% of total profits onto net profits. For most companies, that means doubling net profits. This was a boost completely missing in 2008.

You have no idea how rich everyone is about to become.

>> No.8024904

>>8024243
I wouldn't rely on public transit in Texas. Public transit outside of major American cities is almost exclusively for the poor. Even in major metropolitan areas like Chicago it can be a nightmare. All trains loop in the center of downtown and trying to move East or West requires a bus. Buses get congested in traffic trying to move across two lane bridges and neighborhoods sitting right next to each other take 40 minutes to get to. Having a bike becomes a necessity to aid the dark spots in the train system and at some point you just rely on your bike or car.
I'm going back to /n/ for a few hours peace.

>> No.8025000

>>8024900
Isnt CT only paid on the volume done domestically in the US rather that worldwide ?

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>>8024555
SAN is pretty cheap, if you feel like buying some of that. They almost have a monopoly in Spain, so it may be worth looking into, and their growth is rather steady (albeit slow).

SIRI is in the same boat. Cheap, virtually has a monopoly, slow but steady growth.

CLDR may be worth looking into, if you're trying to dig up some relatively new companies. Although they were off to a rocky start, their growth over the last month has been pretty steady.

NBIX is the most expensive, and probably one of the most stable too (considering it's gone up 2% today so far), of the bunch that I can suggest you look into or buy.

I have quite a few others, too, but I just recently started watching stocks after reading a few shilled news articles online--so I've got some research to do before I can give credibility.

>> No.8025039

>>8024555
checked
>GE
Get rid of that shit while you still can, they are gonna drop it from the Dow soon and its gonna crash

>> No.8025064
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why oph why did I buy Coca cola instead of Yum brands inc

>> No.8025086

>>8019544
4u

>> No.8025122

>>8025086
Don't ever reply to me ever again

>> No.8025145

>>8025039
I just bought it yesterday though

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>>8024606
>Different economy
But honestly raising inflation was the goal of the whole QE-low rates ordeal, it was somethkng everyone geared to. Now they are simply keep on raising the rates to strengthen the dollar, slow inflation and reduce it to 2% until the next crisis.

>> No.8025242

>>8025145
That's good, that means you can get out without taking any substantial losses.

>> No.8025246

Hi, is this the AMRS support group?

>> No.8025284

>>8025246
Yes.

Now buy KTOS & get over your loss.

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>>8021043
>>8021061
Closest I could find

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/jim-cramer-doesnt-beat-the-market-2016-05-13

>> No.8025314

>Big 5 is above $6
g-guys?

>> No.8025369

>>8024900

No, I am accounting for it. That's what is driving inflation.

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>>8025369
I doubt it's the main force driving it but it sure goes that way.

>> No.8025412

>>8025314
I don't even care, I queued up the sale last night. I washed my hands of it and have to thank big 5 somewhat, because I'll never fall for meme stocks or any advice from /biz/ ever again. My portfolio is green today and big 5 is an afterthought.

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I can't believe it, how is this even possible? Herbal life is a pyramid scheme through and through.

>> No.8025481

>>8025412
dropping heavy bags is one of the best feelings
such a weight off your chest

>> No.8025522

>>8025481
Definitely, it's my own damn fault for not doing my DD. It was a valuable learning experience.

>> No.8025552

Hey you goys, I have to temporarily suspend the /smg/ run hedge fund Autism Incorporated to pay off my car with my total Robinhood balance.

I'll bring it back sometime next week. It'll be the only thing in my robinhood, so we'll have a chart to go along with it.

One thing I'll tweak is instead of weighting the companies by market cap, the fund will be equal weight to maximize the potential retardation

>> No.8025583

>>8025552
Doesn't RH have an absurdly long waiting period to actually get cash out?

>> No.8025604

>AMRS drawing a flat line
what did they mean by this

>> No.8025623

>>8025583
Yes, it's pretty retarded. I'm trying to cash out to pay off my autoloan before the first payment is due so I only pay principle.

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Alright I bought 20 walmart shares at 90.99
for my Themed junkfood portfolio

>> No.8025669

>>8025552
I knew you'd run away with all your investors money but I didn't think it would be in the first week.

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>>8025604

>> No.8025688

>>8025552
>misleading investors

You'll be hearing from my lawyer

>> No.8025691

>>8025644
>Themed junkfood portfolio
COMFY

>> No.8025756

>>8025680
>reliable predictor meme
Don't get me wrong, AMRS is hot garbage, but you're just being silly.

>> No.8025768

>>8021743
>>8021780
Haha you cry babies are still talking shit after 50% gains.
And ill make you a deal..
if it doesnt reach 6 in the next week ill never post here again.
Hell if it doesnt reach 9 in the next month ill never post here again.

t. Someone with actual experience making money on the market.

>> No.8025774

>>8025669
>>8025688
I-i'm just pulling a pharma bro for a while! All 0 of my investors will get their money back!!!

>> No.8025783

>>8025691
I sold pep but I should rebuy it
now its wmt, Ko, and DPZ
I want snapple next

>> No.8025785

>>8025680

You didn't need a algorithm to realize that.

>> No.8025807

>>8025785
Yet you still baghold DRYS of all things.

>> No.8025811

>>8025768
I'm still owed several blowjobs from OHRP losers being wrong. You will also be wrong but you'll still be here posting. Which is good because you will get to see all the AMRS memes.

>> No.8025817

>>8025644
What else are you holding in your junk food portfolio?? I'm very interested
t. amerifat

>> No.8025852

>>8025817
these >>8025783

my goal for next: Yum brands, DPS, when they dip more

>> No.8025961

>>8023870
I placed a market order after closing, goml

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Today is the last day of the month which means new monthly candlestick tomorrow, todays close is very important

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>>8025807

i-its recovering

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>>8025552
>well, guess we have a new friend in block M guys

>> No.8026087

>>8025552

Look at that everybody. Our hedge fund is bankrupt in less than a week.

>> No.8026175

>>8026087
so its like a normal hedge fund

>> No.8026238

>>8026081
>Implying anyone actually invested.
I honestly believe you would get more satisfaction out of watching $1000 get flushed down a toilet, than investing in the suggested stocks of some of the worst investors in the world.

>> No.8026273

>>8026238
>some of the worst investors in the world.
that this is likely accurate. /smg/ is possibly the worst group of investors in the entire world.
it is an honor to serve with you fellows

>> No.8026290

>>8026273
Is there an inverse /smg/ ETF yet?

>> No.8026296

>>8026273
One of us will get lucky someday and make it. The rest have no chance.

>> No.8026321

https://www.yahoo.com/amphtml/finance/news/bill-gates-says-apos-apos-142700880.html

BILL GATES SAYS THE BEARS ARE RIGHT

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>>8026273
Right back at you, godspeed.

>> No.8026349

>>8026321
If Bill Gates is right about crypto and it comes true, it will be the single greatest day/weeks in /biz/ history. I would take a week off of work just to watch the meltdowns.

>> No.8026425

>>8025162
I had this idea yesterday
I gonna rewrite it here
It may flawed and retarded but I am here to learn


The FED is raising interest rates and the US government is on a deficit binge. The price to borrow will be rising and will incite companies and people to stop borrowing and repay their denbts.

But since most of the debts are issued by the government, the money will actually going back into the economy in the form of incomes for companies (and people).

Previous QE inflated mainly financial assets, now, there might be general inflation.

Inflation would be a problem if productivity (eg. quantity of goods and services produced) can't keep up with inflation.

That is why Trump passed his tax reforms, so that companies have more profits to repay their denbts and reinvest. Because of the rising interest rate, companies are incentivized to do so.

Besides, recently, Trump hired a guy who is biased towards trade barriers and protectionism (to protect the US domestic companies from foreign countries that are dumping their currencies).

This should be the ideal deleveraging scenario and the difficulty for Trump would be the balance between inflation and productivity. So, expect modest growth, rising interest rates and USD getting rekt (USD is too strong anyway because of trade deficit and other countries cheating on their currencies, compare the FOREX rate and the corresponding PPP indices).

>> No.8026427

>>8026349
what did gates say about crypto?

>> No.8026452

>>8026427
He thinks they are "killing" people, and pretty much believes they are certain to fail because they are all ponzi schemes.

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>>8026296

>> No.8026551

its 2:30 :)

>> No.8026666

>>8023983
>tripe sausage with green beans
Sounds delicious m8. Where?

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I hope ya'll get into KTOS before earnings

Moon mission incoming.

>> No.8026675

>>8026551
It's actually 12:37, you tard

>> No.8026703

>>8026675
>what are timezones, the post
>not using superior EST while trading american markets
you must be new

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>>8026668
Not on my watch

>> No.8026755

>>8026668
>implying earnings haven't been already priced in for weeks

>> No.8026819

spotify just released their (incredibly unprofitable) financials. Pandora stock jumps in response. kek.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1639920/000119312518063434/d494294df1.htm

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god dammit
back to my buy price again
just need 1$ boost pls waltons

>> No.8026920

Guys BGFV is mooning.

>> No.8026945

>>8026819
Thats what they get for trying to force happy nigger pictures on their opening splash and imply that niggers have a better lifestyle than me.

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>>8026920
>up 3%

>> No.8026973

>>8026920
It is incredible what a short squeeze can do

I think despite the abysmal earnings, the shareholders are all hodling and short sellers can find shares to buy to cover (there was like 56% float short)

>> No.8026993

>>8026945
Jesus anon can you project any harder?

>> No.8027025

>>8022476
Pls respond

>> No.8027026

>>8026993
75% of the people on their channel art are niggers in beanies smiling.

>> No.8027028
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f-fuck

>> No.8027074

>GE ruins the day again
When will this piece of shit be delisted from Dow?

>> No.8027080

>>8027025
sorry nobody know the name

did you try an image search ?

>> No.8027106

please be a bear trap please be a bear trap

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FUCK

>> No.8027180

>>8019056
Spotify $1bn valuation?
Fuck me that's free money

>> No.8027200

Why is everything red?

>> No.8027229

>>8027200
they want to make sure the monthly candlestick ends symmetrically

>> No.8027237
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>>8027200
Hopefully it's the big one.

>> No.8027246

>>8027229
Some one said this like 2 weeks ago and I thought they were full of shit.

>> No.8027254

>>8027237
pic meant for
>>8022476

>> No.8027320

>>8027246
yeah that was me

never doubt me, Im always correct about everything in life

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8027338

>>8027025

>> No.8027359

>>8027074
>$14.16
christ

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God dammit
Someone get the Walton family on the phone NOW

>> No.8027444

>>8027359
Is it time to buy?

>> No.8027455
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8027455

A kind reminder of the current state of the market

>> No.8027463

>>8027444
you tell me, I bought at $15.05. wrote that buy order back in november and thought it would never fill

>> No.8027473

>>8027416

I know those niggas personally. They give no fucks. One of them flew a fucking helicopter to the bar I was hanging out at to pick up beer.

>> No.8027506

>>8027444
GE is going to get kicked out of the Dow, I wouldn't buy before that.

>> No.8027507

>he fell for the 'blue chip' meme

>> No.8027517

>>8027455
Fucking bears, this is funny as fuck though.

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>>8027455

Poor bulls.

>> No.8027627

BPMX is going back down, hope you got off that train

>> No.8027630

What app/site do you guys use for memelines and candles?

>> No.8027631

>>8027473
they need to stop running amuck and pump my shit
fucking assholes, they have so much money they could be using to PUMP MY SHIT

>> No.8027651

>>8027631

They're busy playing Feudal Lords of the Ozarks right now.

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>> No.8027662

>>8027596
I'm in the green so eat shit

>> No.8027678

wtf is going on

>> No.8027689
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8027689

Walmart dropped past support
Just Gas me up

>> No.8027697

making so much money
do i really have to pay taxes
or is it a meme

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8027734

>>8027697
Don't pay them and see what happens

>> No.8027738

>>8027080
I did, no luck. Different versions are posted on /pol/ and /his/ frequently but no luck there either. Thanks anyway anon

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8027768

Fuck yeah Future Farms that's muh boy! +12% and on pace to wipe out yesterday's loss.

>> No.8027769

>>8027734
but 50% (in ny) is a bit much, agreed?

>> No.8027786

>>8027769
Capital gains taxes are a fucking scam to begin with honestly.

>> No.8027808

>>8027786
desu thinking about leaving the states, but dream has always been spending a couple years in manhattan
older i get the less i want to

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walmart is the new BGFV.

>> No.8027838

>>8027808
>can't drive anywhere
>liberals everywhere
>property is $1000/sqft
Dear god why?

>> No.8027840

Proud new owner of 500 shares of AOBC

>> No.8027871

>>8027840
>Proud
>Owner of AOBC
Choose one and only one you mass murderer

>> No.8027877

>>8027808
>>8027786
Now imagine how lucky you are when some countries have a whopping 1.2k cgt tax free allowance per year :(
And our income tax is high as fuck.
Americans have one of the best environments for investing in the world

>> No.8027884

>>8027838
its an experience
im all about experiences
and i live ab an hour away and know all of the areas and found a 2br for 2k/m

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>>8027840
Ballsy, you're essentially pulling a Big 5 with the earnings report coming up. May god have mercy on your soul.

>> No.8027895

>>8027815
where do you get this data?

>> No.8027896

>>8027877
>you will never be Swiss
It hurts.

>> No.8027902

Doubling down in on WSR already in at 12.15
Earnings tomorrow

>> No.8027901

>>8027877
good way to look at it
but fuck this place desu
i dont know where id go but the tax thing is getting to me

>> No.8027927
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8027927

>>8027734
WAIT! IM NEW HOW DO I PAY TAXES ON STOCKS?! I DONT WANNA BE A FELON AT 20!

>> No.8027934

>>8027901
the best part about living in an overtaxed liberal hellhole is when you talk to people about it and they say they'd be willing to pay more in taxes :)

>> No.8027947

>>8027871

What companies handle crime scene cleanups? I’m all about that synergy

>> No.8027967

>>8027927
>I DONT WANNA BE A FELON AT 20!
That's not really the way it works anon, they would garnish your wages and seize your assets before they sent you to prison.

>> No.8027968

>>8027895
finviz. i never noticed the insider trading part at the bottom

>> No.8027969
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8027969

down on wmt 0.75%
down on Ko 1%
Down on Dominoes Pizza 0.5%

>> No.8027975

>>8027934
yea thats another thing
if im trying to find a wife manhattan is probably not the best place to be

>> No.8027993

>>8027967
Im temporarily unemployed though (student)

>> No.8027997

>>8027927

Your brokerage should send you a form for tax purposes soon.

>> No.8028008

>>8027947
WM

>> No.8028026

>>8027927
you're on /biz/ so you'll be posting huge losses anyway, I wouldnt worry about it

>> No.8028049

>>8027993
Have you even realized any gains? If you have, just take money out of your profits to pay the taxes on them.
>>8028026
This. More importantly than anything else.

>> No.8028059
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8028059

SNAP strikes again as an inverse of SPY

>> No.8028081

>>8028059
But why? Have we figured that out yet?

>> No.8028088

the itsy bitsy SPYder climbs up the water spout ...

>> No.8028091

>>8028059
I'm not investing in any stock that a fucking kardashian can send tumbling downhill.

>> No.8028116

>>8028049
Since I started in January I have made $15
Guess thats not enough to get taxed?

>> No.8028134

>>8028081
The long legit stocks tanks : stop loss
The shorted shit stocks are covered : price moons

>> No.8028140

>>8028116
that's enough to be sent to federal pound me in the ass prison

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>>8028059
It really is, as odd as that sounds. Why?

>> No.8028157

>>8028116
I'm shocked that the IRS hasn't had you arrested, your pets killed, and your parents raped, with those type of gains anon.

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8028196

Sector held green today, some tickers up 10%+. Cronos Group is killing it over on the NASDAQ today. Kinda wish I still held that one. Ah well, I made plenty of money with them already.

Canadian weed is not quite in the territory of a trend reversal yet so I do advise some caution making an entry at this point. Maybe enter positions in 25% chunks just in case there's one or two more good solid massacres yet to come before lift off. There is a better feeling in the air today though. My ass feels good about it. Lots of news releases came out this morning. Maybe bottom hit and flat-ish for a while now?

Key catalyst for March is senate second reading vote on weed bill, on or before the 22nd. Major catalyst regarding the government's legalisation process is on or before June 7. I expect to see bull run commence in mid May and go strong for two or three months.

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AHHH NO NOT AGAIN

>> No.8028213

Who #PrayForAMRS here?

>> No.8028225

>>8028213
#ShitOnAMRS

>> No.8028231

...down come the rains and wash the SPYder out ...

>> No.8028250

>>8028091
>I'm not investing in any stock that a fucking kardashian can send tumbling downhill.
That's what (((they))) want you to believe

>> No.8028253
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Dat power hour meme...

>> No.8028261
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8028261

This month has been kind.

>> No.8028285

>>8028196
10 minutes ago, CRON was up 13% Holy crap now it's 17% This is a sweet way to end my month.

>> No.8028293

>>8028261
Nice, what stocks gave you those gains?

>> No.8028294

How long until the eternal bear gets BTFO of his trip by KTOS?

>> No.8028296
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8028296

>>8028261

Congrats

>> No.8028299

what is the cheapest stock you can buy on robinhood?

>> No.8028318

>>8028296
Anon, no! You are going to lose all of those gains from AOBC.

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No wait, I just remembered a whole bunch of big ass companies are doing dividends tommrow, thats why everything is dipping

>> No.8028346

>>8028299
Just buy deep OTM weeklies on the spooky spider.

>> No.8028355

>>8028285

Yep. Makes me feel good about future days when US becomes more marijuana friendly. If/when it does, I will be there with cash ready to go on the next wave of pot fomo.

>> No.8028369

>>8028346
buy what? new man 200 on robin hood just learning

>> No.8028373

Get in on WMIH before this moon mission officially takes off

>> No.8028387
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>>8028319
>Oh do you really believe this ?

>> No.8028401

>>8028369
Can you trade options on the basic RH account?

>> No.8028415

>>8028319
Yeah it's not like everything is massively overvalued after the longest monthly gain streak since 1959

>> No.8028420

>>8028369
$AMRS :^)

>> No.8028422

>>8028401
not that i know of

>> No.8028443

>>8028318
He's just buying low, something this board has difficulty with.

>> No.8028445

I love these threads. So far I have made 73% gains on my portfolio this month thanks to /biz/

>> No.8028475

>>8028415
>overvalued meme
welcome to the new world order, everything is actually undervalued, you just dont realize it yet

>> No.8028482

>>8028445
You short everything biz tells you to buy?

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8028501

>>8028443
Sporting goods stores have a bad rep around here.

>> No.8028522

holy fuck the market tanked today. What happened?

>> No.8028527

Does JNUG ever go up?

>> No.8028553

wmt: 89.99
goodbye cruel world

>> No.8028562

>>8027902
Jk I went in on $AMAT

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8028569

>>8028294
Never anon

Only green

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8028583

its over, isnt it?

>> No.8028609

>>8028527
Soon

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8028610

>you were born just in time to buy the mother of all dips

>> No.8028637

>>8028610

I'm pretty stoked about it desu.

>> No.8028654

DOW will fall by over 2000 points after bond yields cross 3%

>> No.8028658

make new thread pls
after hours and asian session coming up

>> No.8028773

>>8028658
>asian session coming up
Do you American guys stay up for asian markets?

>> No.8028788

>>8028773
some of us do
the neet lifestyle is exhausting

>> No.8028792

Both my positions have lost over 5% this weke total. Should I buy the dip now or hold out until for Friday in hopes of more discounts?

>> No.8028824

>>8028792
I would wait until friday

>> No.8028837

If this market always starts off good and turns has trouble staying green every afternoon should we be buying our stuff in the afternoon and then selling it in the morning?

>> No.8028856

>>8028837
I have been buying right before close for the past two weeks and it has been working out pretty good.

>> No.8028931

>>8028773
Japan australia and China start in the afternoon for pacific standard time, and day trading the nikkei is my specialty

>> No.8028935

>>8028824
Just to be clear; I'm reinvesting either way. Its either buying back in at a 5% dip now, or a possible 10% dip make or maybe 3 percent dip on Friday.

>> No.8028981

>>8028935
There really is no way of knowing, but buying friday right before close wouldn't be a bad idea. Some people think the market is going to tank the next couple of days.

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8028986

Who else holding through KTOS ER?

>> No.8028995

>>8028981
>Some people think
Haven't these same people been thinking that for the last five years?

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8029006

>>8028986
Yep. Fuck em up senpai

>> No.8029020

>>8028995
Yes, I don't wholeheartedly believe it myself either, but the conditions are certainly ripe.

>> No.8029037

>>8028986
Announced sale of their safety division for $70mm

>> No.8029043

google is releasing yet ANOTHER chat app

https://www.blog.google/products/g-suite/move-projects-forward-one-placehangouts-chat-now-available/

at this point I'm thinking about divesting in them because of how bad their strategy seems to be and how mismanaged this shit is.

>> No.8029047

>>8029020
I'm holding out for the unemployment trend to start flipping before pressing the 'sell everything' button.