/smg/ - Stock Market General

[Anonymous No.13418504]

Sauce Edition

Before you buy anything, make a brokerage account and read investopedia articles and/or the books in the OP list. If you don't have a broker, you can't buy stocks and if you blindly buy things without understanding how the stock market works or doing any research on the individual stocks you're buying, you will lose money and it will be entirely your fault.

List of popular brokers:
https://pastebin.com/mrSchZPg

List of basic stock market terminology for newfags:
https://pastebin.com/VtnpN5iJ

Real-time market news:
https://thefly.com/index.php

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

Free in depth technical analysis charts:
http://www.tradingview.com

Premarket Data:
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures

Earnings Report Calendars:
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=moonmissioncontrol2.0%40gmail.com
https://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/today.html
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar

Pump and Dump Advertising:
https://stocktwits.com

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

Options Markets 101:
https://cdn.ymaws.com/afajof.site-ym.com/resource/resmgr/files/Historical_Texts/cox-rubinstein-ocr-1985.pdf

Suggested books:
https://pastebin.com/jgA5zTuC

List of hedge fund holdings:
https://fintel.io/

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[Anonymous No.13418532]

Gigabull

[Anonymous No.13418540]

Should have been GALT edition.

[Anonymous No.13418557]

im young, have no debt, and have 10k in savings. is the stock market for me? i played around in robinhood before but that was just a few hundred bucks. id say im risk averse but if the expected return is high enough then alright

[Anonymous No.13418577]

I'm going to be unable to access my funds for at least a couple of months. What should I put money into that will keep for say three, maybe four months?

[Anonymous No.13418584]

>>13418557
If you put in VOO and hold for 40 years it will be over 300k

[Anonymous No.13418619]

If I wanted to invest in Indexes, where do I start? I want something to just leave my savings in

[Anonymous No.13418640]

>>13418557
Open a Roth IRA at Vanguard and start buying some good ETFs (VTI, VOO, VXUS, etc.)

Presumably if you're young you might have some unexpected expenses on the horizon, and you wanna make sure you stay the hell out of debt, so it's good to have some liquid savings. Anywhere from 3-6 months of expenses is a good base and then add more depending on any big purchases you have coming up in the future.

[Anonymous No.13418646]

>>13418619
If you're American, VOO. Vanguard are the best indexers (smallest tracking error, lowest fees, most reliable company), SP500 outperformed all other US indexes, including the entire market (by about 2x). Make sure you set dividend reinvesting.

[Anonymous No.13418649]

>>13418619
See my post above.

Roth IRA with Vanguard is the best choice. Max that out before considering anything else.

[BenevolentStockCharts !MOyXBox3KI No.13418724]

I'm in LCI with a somewhat close stop loss.

Over 70% shares being shorted. Massive institutional ownership.

One good press release and this could pop fucking hard.

Up to management at this point when this flies.

[Anonymous No.13418751]

>>13418646
>sp500 outperforms the entire market by double

lmao why are you saying lies

[Anonymous No.13418753]

>mfw I made .08 off my dividends today
w...what do I do with it? this is the first time my money has ever worked for me

[Anonymous No.13418841]

>>13418753
in 4 years you can purchase something from the vending machine

[Anonymous No.13418852]

updog

[Anonymous No.13418877]

So disney is going to own bitcoin now?

[Anonymous No.13418881]

>>13418877
https://bitcoinist.com/disney-stake-bitstamp-korbit-bitcoin-exchanges/

[Anonymous No.13418886]

>>13418724
It's been this way for a while. It's better to just buy in and hold imo. Shorts keep increasing and a rising broader market puts even more pressure on them. I hold with no stop loss.

[Anonymous No.13418919]

>>13418852
what's updog?

btw I'm 0.05% better than you according to advanced statistical analysis

[Anonymous No.13418931]

>>13418919
our portfolios! awooooooo

[Anonymous No.13418941]

YVR delicious

[Anonymous No.13418948]

>>13418919
Nothin' much, you?

[Anonymous No.13418954]

>>13418881
>https://bitcoinist.com/disney-stake-bitstamp-korbit-bitcoin-exchanges/
Origingal article says its a game company, not seeing anything about crypto?

http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20190417000561

>korea hears about this news long before US

[Anonymous No.13418966]

>>13418841
yay!

[Anonymous No.13418972]

>>13418966
He's forgotten inflation.

[Anonymous No.13418993]

>>13418972
oh no!

[Anonymous No.13419002]

>didn't buy abbv
Another drug approval, I swear we're going to regret not picking up discount pharma stonks

[Anonymous No.13419035]

>>13419002
>>13419002
I bought ! only a little. This morning at 78.10

[Anonymous No.13419045]

Buy and Hold. Reinvest the Fat Div. 20 years later Turn off Drip and Pocket the Fat Payout.

Tax Refund time is Prime buying window. Nice big pile of cash all there for the investing. Buy more of Him each year and watch your Payout grow like mad.

[Anonymous No.13419065]

>>13419045
earnings soon
are you ready
for the earnings

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13419112]

>>13418540
People here are too buttmad about me to recognize GALT for what it is
Sad
Maybe they should try not letting their emotions get in their way so much

[Anonymous No.13419131]

>>13419002
I got 100 shares about a month back

Picked it mostly for the low price point and dividend

[Anonymous No.13419163]

>>13419131
>>13419035
Smart pilled
I’m too stupid to recognize a bottom. I think I’ve been too distracted by my biomeme bags and Disney gains to recognize some opportunities.

>>13419112
Not even mad, not really gonna short GALT. You’ve been having way too much fun lately trolling, dodging good questions, and being autistically literal. I sometimes consider getting tested for autism/spectrum. If you’re not doing this for fun, then you probably should get that checked out and maybe learn to compensate for it a bit.

[Anonymous No.13419184]

>>13419163
It's been confirmed he has a social disability, so it's not really his fault

[Anonymous No.13419205]

>>13419163
Ive been eyeing more undervalued healthcare / pharma stocks myself. The whole sector is really low because people think the govt gonna crack down on pricing. VGHAX is near a 52 w low.. i am tempted to buy in

[Anonymous No.13419207]

>>13419112
You should blame yourself for not being better steward of GALT then
When shilling stock think of yourself as marketing director who in charge of good public relations, not some victim of your own personality

[Anonymous No.13419233]

Is Robinhood worth it if I already have a Vanguard account to trade?

I'm a poorfag so at most I'm only likely to trade once a month.

[Anonymous No.13419257]

>>13419184
Oh. Well that’s unfortunate. Glad we weirdos have a home in this Slovakian gravediggers support group. Honestly I’m impressed you remembered that about him. I still get confused between gomfy and gommie.

I still think he’s fucking with me. It’s pretty obvious between Merck and Galt, which one is a biotech meme and which one is Big Pharma.

>>13419205
Smart! What’s the story with that one? I should be treasure hunting too.

>>13419207
Also true. There are some “bears” and trolls on stocktwits that seem designed to him up bullish sentiment but pens doesn’t do that right.

[Anonymous No.13419271]

>>13419207
Nonsense. Most of the stuff he's posted around GALT was informative in nature. Links to what it is and updates on what is going on with it.

Don't shoot the messenger.

[Anonymous No.13419321]

>>13419257
VGHAX is a healthcare sector mutual fund run by vanguard, so if youre looking for some exposure to Abbvie (among other pharma stocks) you can just go that route. Alternately can stick with individual stocks if you prefer that.

Yahoo lists the top holdings for all ETFs and mutual funds if its tough to visualize:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/VGHAX/holdings?p=VGHAX

[Anonymous No.13419323]

>>13419257
Yeah Merck is on the DOW and the other is a smg biotech meme
really makes you think

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13419349]

>>13419257
""""""""biotech memes"""""""""" are how big pharma companies add to their pipelines

>>13419207
is that you rkg
if so hello

[Anonymous No.13419412]

>>13419233
Yes. Do you really want to pay $25 per trade? That's $300 a year if you're actually trading once per month. Vanguard is for buying and holding their ETFs/mutual funds (no commissions there)

[Anonymous No.13419421]

>write a big long post to gom’s model
>thread archived
>cut paste
>magically erased, won’t paste
God damn it I know someone knows this feel

>>13419349
Extra punctuation does not make you correct, friend. I know how those of us who grow up different can feel the need to get defensive, and become entrenched in our position. I’m not your enemy.

>>13419323
>2019 years into the common era
>using irony unironically

>>13419321
Brilliant, Thank you. I’ll check it out, but schwab also has an excellent ETF selector, and I think I prefer ETFs to mutual funds. Want one with fat divvies, AbbVie really might be he perfect pick, might do a little of both. If AbbVie makes some acquisitions they could take off.

[Anonymous No.13419426]

>>13419412
Vanguard is 7 dollars till you get to 25 trades and then 25 bucks.

Its always 7 bucks if you have over 50k I think.

[Anonymous No.13419450]

>>13419233
Yes, open a Robinhood account immediately. Every single brokerage except Robinhood is obsolete. There is literally no reason to pay more than $0 for trades now that Robinhood exists. I'm surprised people even sign up for anything else. I'm assuming it's because most people are lazy, ignorant, or stupid. Some people try to justify by saying something stupid like: "it's only 5 dollars who cares." Okay, then send me $5 you dummy. Total value of trades over a lifetime is insane and Robinhood allows you to keep it and compound it.

[Anonymous No.13419465]

what are we buying tomorrow boys?

I think SIRI is going to be a good buy

[Anonymous No.13419470]

>>13419450
i own VTSAX in my IRA, free to buy through Vanguard, then Robinhood is my taxable account I buy into twice a month

maybe when im older ro have 6 figures in robinhood i might move it over to vanguard for peace of mind, but mathematically it makes no sense to ever pay commissions anymore indeed

[Anonymous No.13419481]

How to earn an income on your stocks invariant to its price: An easy mathematical framework any brainlet can use, pt 1.

First up is terminology, we gotta start off speaking the same language here. Your portfolio is represented by the variable
>Z
If you own, let's say n shares of a company XYZ trading at S price, we have
>Z = nS
If you own m shares of a company ABC trading at S price (this S is not equal to XYZ's S), we have
>Z = mS
Your total portfolio is
>Z = mS + nS
We're gonna introduce an axiom that just makes it easier to talk about a single stock and the strategies imposed on it: A portfolio comprising of 2 or more classes of stock can be broken up into a single portfolio for each stock. Now we can just talk about
>Z = nS
And refer it to any company we're interested in. Basic shit.

cont.

[Anonymous No.13419491]

>>13419481
How to earn an income on your stocks invariant to its price: An easy mathematical framework any brainlet can use, pt 2.

>What is a Call Option?
Glad you asked anon. A call option (at expiration) is
>C = { 100S - 100K - 100P, S > K; -100P, S <=K }
Where K is the strike price of the call and P is the premium paid. This is a simple piecewise function that simply states the value of a call is the difference between the underlying price and its strike, less premium paid. Or the call option is worthless (we show this as a negative value added to Z, since we paid a premium).

>What if I want to sell the call instead?
We multiply by negative one (or subtract). If we sold a single call on 100 shares of a stock, we show that as
>Z = 100S - C
Expanding C, we have
>Z = { 100S - 100S + 100K + 100P, S > K; 100S + 100P, S <= K }
Notice while S > K, the 100S's cancel each other out. This is a phenomenon we'll know shortly as underlying invariance.
But our portfolio still fluctuates with S while S <= K. Let's see if we can fix that.

>What is a Put Option?
Eerily similar. Again, this is at expiration.
>D = { -100P, S > K; 100K - 100S - 100P, S <= K }
It's just another piecewise function.

>And if I want to sell the put option?
Multiply by negative 1, again.
We don't wanna be naked, so let's say you decide to set aside $1,600 and sell a cash covered put with a strike of $16 for some premium P.
>Z = 100K - D
The 100K here is your cash (K = 16) that is set aside as collateral. Expanding Z, we have
>Z = { 100K + 100P, S > K; 100K - 100K + 100S + 100P, S <= K }
Did you notice underlying invariance while S > K? While the stock is trading in that range, you make a flat income NO MATTER WHAT the stock does. But unfortunately, we've still only achieved underlying invariance for half of the piecewise function.

cont.

[Anonymous No.13419497]

>>13419491
How to earn an income on your stocks invariant to its price: An easy mathematical framework any brainlet can use, pt 3.

>But anon, aren't options dangerous? r/personalfinance told me to set aside 10% of my cash into an index fund!
Kike advice. Options are a powerful tool available to us, and we'll be able to show mathematically that our risk is no more than that of investing normally into any one stock.

Let's achieve total price invariance.
>Z = 100nS - nC + nD
Yep. We're going to buy n hundreds of a stock, sell n calls on it, and buy n puts. We're gonna make sure C and D have the same strikes and expirations too (your homework for tonight is to figure out what happens if the strikes are different). Actually, to prevent arbitrage opportunities, the market won't let us sell the call and buy the put at the same time. This is where our risk is introduced, but we'll show how to identify that risk and when you should buy that put. For now, let's just assume we sold the call and bought the put together.
>How does that achieve price invariance?
Expand the equation. I'm going to omit n, but hopefully it's obvious that you can stick it back in there whenever you feel like it since everything on the righthand side is a multiple of n. Here, Pc is the premium received from the call and Pd is the premium paid for the put.
>Z = { 100S - 100S + 100K + 100Pc - 100Pd, S > K; 100S + 100Pc + 100K - 100S - 100Pd, S <= K }
>Z = { 100K + 100Pc - 100Pd, S > K; 100K + 100Pc - 100Pd, S <= K }
This equation does not depend on S. What does that mean? The stock can go up, down, sideways, back and forth, in fucking circles, doesn't matter. Your portfolio will increase in value by 100K + 100Pc - 100Pd, less what you paid for the stock. Even better? This is at expiration. None of these equations include those hard-to-calculate navier-stokes time premiums. Congratulations, you have made money no matter what the market does.

cont.

[Anonymous No.13419501]

>>13419497
How to earn an income on your stocks invariant to its price: An easy mathematical framework any brainlet can use, pt 4.

>Ok, but you mentioned that you can't sell the call and buy the put at the same time. What gives?
Necessarily, to prevent arbitrage, the market will overprice your put option. So what do you do? We build up to it of course. Start with
>Z = 100S - C
This is where our risk is introduced. If the stock goes down at this moment, the put we're trying to sell will only increase in value, and it wouldn't make much sense to buy it because we want it less than the premium we received from C. But if the stock does go down (S <= K), then expanding C we have:
>Z = 100S + 100P
Wow, that looks like we just held stock normally with extra cash reserves in our account. Infact, that's exactly what this is. Our risk is the same as normally holding stock.
Ok, so back to
>Z = 100S - C
Let's say now the price rockets up, like, a lot, and there's just not a lot of time left on the call to reasonably justify that the price will fall below C's strike. It wouldn't make sense to buy the put here, we're just throwing money away at that point. Our shares are called away (or you can roll it for another premium with longer expiration, but this is an advanced maneuvor and should only be attempted by the most virtuous of faggots).
>Isn't this bad?
Nope. Your account has now increased by 100K + 100P, less your cost basis on the stock. We've accomplished our goal here of making money with underlying invariance. Good job, anon.

cont.

[Anonymous No.13419507]

>>13419497
How to earn an income on your stocks invariant to its price: An easy mathematical framework any brainlet can use, pt 5.

Ok, again, we buy a stock and sell a call on it.
>Z = 100S - C
And it goes above our strike, but now we think it might have a good chance to go back down. We want to eliminate that downside risk. We also happen to notice that, for whatever reason, the premiums on puts of the same strike as our sold call are really low (most likely eroded by theta. If you remember, I said we'd build up to the full position at a future date. This is why, as time would naturally erode the put's value).
We buy the put (same strike, same expiration as the sold call).
>Z = 100S - C + D
The instant you do, your account value is now 100K + 100Pc - 100Pd (and again, less your cost basis on the stock). No matter what. You have earned income even if the stock loses 99% of its value during afterhours. All you have to do is hold to expiration.

Have fun. Play around with these equations, get an intuitive feel for them.

[Anonymous No.13419510]

>>13418619
Diversify globally.

[Anonymous No.13419511]

>>13419470
>>13419450
Once you have a large enough account to purchase 100s of shares (tens of thousands of $ per transaction), then you need a brokerage that can quickly fill at the best price possible. Robinhood purposefully tries to scalp you, and has slower data compared to its competitors. If you have 50k on the line, you can afford a $5 commission to fill it even a few cents better. For us plebs it probably doesn't matter, but I've notice significantly higher fill rates with even TastyTrade.

[Anonymous No.13419516]

>>13418646
Past performance is no guarantee of future performance.

[Anonymous No.13419602]

*ting ting ting*
sell.

[Anonymous No.13419740]

>>13419511
not sure ill ever get to the point where i need to buy 5 figures worth of individual things ever, i buy $500 bimonthly and just limit buy so i dnot get any robinhood skim scam

[Anonymous No.13419837]

>>13419602
always do the opposite of this guy, wtf

big earnings day tomorrow

[Anonymous No.13420120]

Less than 1B in volume today on the SPX

What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.13420211]

>>13420120
Apparently the big institutions and hedge funds have stopped buying, and ETFs have seen major outflows.

Way I see it, either they know something we don’t, or the markets going to surge HARD when they resume buying. Or maybe they’re just waiting on a trade deal or some indicator I’m not paying attention to.

Does this market want higher? Seems like a good time to be real fucking worried.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13420228]

>>13418886
>>13418724
I don't get the whole putting a stop loss on a short squeeze play.. On a short squeeze you should always put sell limits and put them as high as your broker will allow .. the whole point is to squeeze the shorts out.. not give them the stop loss....

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13420243]

SAEX could be exploding tomorrow.

LCI going for that long term short squeeze to $40

NMM great dollar cost average stock and collect dividends. Would buy up to 1.80 sell over 2.20

[Anonymous No.13420355]

>>13420243
I bought some lannett this morning, thinking pharma rebound and generic adderall could be winners.

I actually lost money on that one today, down 0.14%, while the rest of the market and especially the sector took off like a musk rocket. Fuckkng galt ran 11%. Still, I’m gonna let it simmer because short term price fluctuation blah blah blah

Somehow I always take the worst advice here. But maybe tomorrow is LCI’s day in the sun. I’m gonna buy Merck instead if it isn’t too high at the open.

Here’s a picture of a shiba being cool as a cucumber lole

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13420362]

>>13420355
LCI is a buy and hold high. Wouldn't really try to trade it, just sell some calls on it

[Anonymous No.13420386]

thread needs more anime!

[Anonymous No.13420415]

>>13418557
>>13418640
Remember that taking earnings out of a Roth (or ANY money out of a traditional IRA) before you reach age 59 1/2 is heavily penalized. If you're 20 and putting money into an IRA you're basically kissing that money goodbye for 40 years.

[Anonymous No.13420496]

>>13420415
You can pull out 10k for buying a house and also for school I believe. I cbf to look it up right now, it’s possible that’s only for Roth, but I think it’s right.

Schooling is for you, a spouse, or a child.

[Anonymous No.13420504]

>>13419740
RH gets money from market makers to route your order to their exchange, where you will RARELY get your order filled at a price better than the limit you specified. Compare this to big-boy-pants brokerages where your order is routed to the exchange that will give you the most favorable price.
You're not getting shafted as hard as you would be with market orders, but you're still getting shafted. Not that important for infrequent trades of small amounts...

[Anonymous No.13420543]

Is mining-anon here?
I want to know about molybdenum mining.

[Anonymous No.13420637]

TA this

[Anonymous No.13420696]

>>13420415

>leaving money in there for 40 years of tax free growth

that's the whole fucking point.

[Anonymous No.13420945]

>>13420637
Rangey. Don't long hodl. Buy around 0.50, take partial profit at 0.75-0.80. Anything over 1.00 isn't going last unless there is a bullish material change in the operation.

[Anonymous No.13420981]

>>13420386
Bull is going to run to fresh ath for dow, s&p, ndx. Media will post articles saying this cannot continue. It'll continue for a couple more days. Then maybe 5% pull back and see how support holds under pressure.

It is written and so it shall be. Also patchouli eating a pizza.

[grim !!tqKNtpU7P6O No.13421100]

>>13419507
>>13419501
>>13419497
>>13419491
>>13419481
Show portfolio

[Anonymous No.13421115]

>>13419465
XLNX

[Anonymous No.13421250]

Is there some kind of market crash on the horizon?

A market crash usually happens a couple of days after a crypto crash.

[Anonymous No.13421362]

>13419507
Tell me about the eur/usd dropping below 1.12 yesterday. What the fuck happened?

[Anonymous No.13421625]

>>13421250
I noticed this too. In fact I was watching BTC during the volatility collapse Feb 2-5 2018, and intraday, the major drops in s&p happened with drops in BTCUSD. I suspect it has to do with general risk on/risk off attitudes and synched algos.

[Anonymous No.13421848]

hope yall still holding refr

[Anonymous No.13422038]

>>13420211
>big institutions and hedge funds have stopped buying
they weren't buying in at all this year, yeah (compared to retail traders, who have been going all-in).

>>13421848
ya

[Anonymous No.13422220]

>shit the bed on earnings
>scrap guidance
>scrap buybacks
>stock moves up
nani the fuck??

[Anonymous No.13422262]

>>13422220
that probably means people were expecting worse
guidance for Q1 earnings was made before the whole 8MAXX thing, so people knew they would miss, but not by how much

[Anonymous No.13422298]

$T marines how can this be?? I'm not surprised that DirectTV is losing subscribers. Hopefully they can work on paying off their debt and shore up their numbers in another division. What do you think of the earnings? Chance to snag some cheapies again soon?

[Anonymous No.13422327]

Flat open to collect theta from options buyers yesterday. Typical.

[Anonymous No.13422359]

>>13422327
all the exciting stuff happens AH today
MSFT, FB, LRCX
I don't know how much movement we will see during the day, everyone is waiting until ~4PM EST

[Anonymous No.13422438]

keep an eye on NAVI

[Anonymous No.13422463]

IRBT is going to bounce back up, its heavily discounted right now

[Anonymous No.13422470]

>>13422220
shit is fucking weird. i don't know much about anything, but i'm definitely staying away from Boeing unless I see a really substantial dip occur.

[Anonymous No.13422475]

>>13418753
Invest it back. Rh doesn't do partial shares which is gay, so I only keep my dividend earners in M1. Need 10 minimum to invest since it doesn't do DRIP either, but since I try to put money in twice a month it doesn't really bug me since I'm not making 10 on dividends yet

[Anonymous No.13422490]

>>13421848
Nah. Sold a while ago. I'll wait for a sign of life but this is probably just a scheduled pump and dump

[Anonymous No.13422502]

>>13422463
>lower case i followed by upper-case letter
I don't have shit for faith in some retarded imitator company riding on apple's coattails like that. Gay fad bullshit imo

[Anonymous No.13422534]

>>13422502
>disregarding all data and potentially missing out on money because you don't like how the company's name is spelled
good luck!

[Anonymous No.13422586]

>>13422534
iBet they crash to $0 per share today because of their name. Their current valuation reflects the wisdom of the market. The name is fucking gay

[Anonymous No.13422589]

Based APC starting the day off strong. Feels like a bull run.

[Anonymous No.13422606]

YVR

COMING IN HOT

[Anonymous No.13422650]

>>13419511
Does any of this really matter if you are investing on fundamentals rather than gambler's delight market timing and volatility play bullshit? I buy and hold like its a one-way check valve. I never try to time the market or follow trends. Robinhood has never caused me any grief in this context.

[Anonymous No.13422708]

>>13422586
are you sperging out rn because your internet coins are crashing?

[Anonymous No.13422726]

>>13422606
7,000 current volume LMAO!

everyone, take note of this YVR (Liquid Media) shill and his continued shilling

[Anonymous No.13422727]

STOP SELLING YOU FOOLS!
>>13422586
Holy fucking kek
iShares holders on suicide watch

[Anonymous No.13422755]

Well the healthcare crushing is continuing, thanks for the bulltrap assholes.

Bought Merck and I’m sticking with it. Hope you’re all loading up on cheapies.

[Anonymous No.13422769]

Nothing looking good today wtf

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13422787]

>>13422727
>>13422755
>>13422769
Take it easy bitchtits

[Anonymous No.13422796]

>>13422787
I'm watching out for a dip on YRIV don't see anything better desu

[Anonymous No.13422813]

VFF is looking good
Dudeweed as a whole is up

[Anonymous No.13422814]

>>13422502
Asimov came before Apple

[Anonymous No.13422827]

>>13422813
scared of it dipping.

[Anonymous No.13422837]

All is red except for me
God bless SPLV

[Anonymous No.13422872]

>KRFG

Is going to explode soon.

[Anonymous No.13422884]

>>13422827
hey man doodoodedoodoodoo
dont worry doodoodedoodoodoo
every little ting
is gonna be awright

[Anonymous No.13422897]

>>13422872
>not in robinhood.

[Anonymous No.13422908]

The mouse just keeps on giving! I love you Walter! AWALT

>>13422837
How have I never heard of this etf? Looks cool, less risk may mean less reward, but the a main reason I use ETFs is less risk. I like XLP too though...

>>13422787
It’s ok. We’re not your enemy. It’s gonna be okay fren. Here, have this picture of me and my gf.

[Anonymous No.13422917]

Why the fuck is everything dropping? I’m too scared to buy puts as I only have 1 day trade left and this market is trading as manipulated as crypto. All stocks have the same chart movements and are in the red.

[Anonymous No.13422918]

How does Robinhood scam people? I use TD Ameritrade but I thought Robinhood just pocketed like fractions of a penny and any interest you accrue

[Anonymous No.13422921]

iRobot continues its journey to $0

[Anonymous No.13422937]

So, how much money do i need to start trading? Problem that i live in picrelated.

[Anonymous No.13422940]

Thoughts on PRPO?

[Anonymous No.13422972]

>>13422940
only that I wish I had bought a lot more at 0.15

[Anonymous No.13423018]

>>13422921
Next season of battlebots when?
>>13422917
>gyaru titty monster
Eh...
also, RSI looking pretty overbought for S&P depending on what time frame you look at. I believe most of the market look similar.
>>13422937
>poor
>not so poor
>not poop at all
>poop
Cool map where’s it from?

Make sure to keep some gold on hand in case you need to bribe border guards when shit hits the fan. At least Putin can handle going bald with dignity though.

[Anonymous No.13423021]

>>13422908
XLP has a very low beta. I used to swing it, but I decided to drop staples once I noticed many of the companies were with SPLV. One problem is low volume, but I haven't had any trouble with fills.

[Anonymous No.13423031]

THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

[Anonymous No.13423053]

>>13423031
Give me a quick rundownpill

[Anonymous No.13423054]

I've been monitoring four ETFs over the last six months which track:

>equities
>real estate
>corp bonds
>gov bonds

Can someone explain to me why they move identically? Shouldn't there be some negative correlation between these assets? This market is giving me headaches.

[Anonymous No.13423059]

https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2019/04/2019-04-23-bilibili.md
Look at this DMCA request filed by bilibili when they request github to remove their leaked source codes.

[Anonymous No.13423069]

>>13423018
>where’s it from?
@mapsanddata Telegram

[Anonymous No.13423078]

>>13423054
welcome to heavy central bank correlation and index-fund investing

things (stocks, industries, etc.) used to be much more divergent
increasingly in modern times everyone just buys and sells index funds, so assets withing the indices move together much more (high correlation)

[Anonymous No.13423086]

>>13423059
Thanks, just sold all my BILI.

[Anonymous No.13423098]

>>13423054
Compare those to dollar index and crude prices...

[Anonymous No.13423101]

>>13423059
HAHAHAHA oh wow. I wonder if google translate would have been better. They seriously don’t have a single fluent English speaker on staff? Gambatte, internkun!

I was looking at them earlier today and it looked like they were getting crushed, but compared to the rest of the Chinese stocks they’re not doing so badly.

Thanks for keeping us posted.

[Anonymous No.13423102]

>>13422918
It's just a shitposter/shill too dumb and impatient to use limit trades. Yes, Robinhood isn't a great choice if you're making split second trades or you're playing with more than maybe 3000-4000 dollars. but when you're just starting out, you gain access to the market for no fees and can fuck up on the regular. Most of my trades right now are still only in the ~100-200 range at most, so that's why i use it. Once I get beyond that, then another broker will be more viable.

Anon seems to imply that them stealing my data isn't obvious, and I don't really know what they are expecting on that front. I can't imagine any broker isn't selling their data to other firms. hurr durr where does data come from dad

[Anonymous No.13423113]

>>13423086
I wanted to invest in anime but I can’t bet on BILI. I’m buying if it hits $16.

Turns out Crunchyroll is owned ultimately by AT&T, but I don’t really want to bet on crunchyroll either. Hulu has a bunch of anime and Disney has a bunch of Hulu, so I guess that’s close enough.

[Anonymous No.13423126]

>>13423113
Just go to the Japanese market and buy those IP right holders' stock instead

[Anonymous No.13423141]

>>13418577
A piggy bank.

[Anonymous No.13423142]

>>13423102
>Yes, Robinhood isn't a great choice if you're making split second trades or you're playing with more than maybe 3000-4000 dollars. but when you're just starting out, you gain access to the market for no fees and can fuck up on the regular.
I think this is pretty much the consensus view that RH is great for active traders who are noobs with a short stack, but shitty for people with actual money.

[Anonymous No.13423148]

Tesla earnings soon.
>inb4 fucked

[gommie faggot !!XPGm2m1ydjh No.13423170]

>>13423113
Amazon prime video also has a bunch of anime now.

[Anonymous No.13423178]

My god so this is what the golden bull feels like
Thanks Qualcomm, Cisco (I feel like such a smarty for calling that one)

[Anonymous No.13423189]

Hey guys. I want to invest in the US market in something that I can put my money and forget about it for the next 20 years. What would you recommend?

[Anonymous No.13423198]

>>13423189
JNJ

[Anonymous No.13423204]

>>13423053
it's free money kinda

[Anonymous No.13423207]

So >>13422937
How much?

[Anonymous No.13423221]

>>13422937
1 dollar

[Anonymous No.13423244]

>>13423189

FSKAX or VTSAX

The cheapest balanced index funds. Set it and forget it.

[Anonymous No.13423248]

I know I probably bankrupted many of you shilling biotechy during the bubble, but buy sectorwide 5g tech options (pre earnings so you don’t pay the IV premium

[Anonymous No.13423252]

>>13423207
~13.2 million USD, unmarked bills

[Anonymous No.13423263]

>>13422972
Same here, but there's nowhere to go now but up even more.

[Anonymous No.13423277]

>4000 dollars in 120 calls expired worthless april 18th that I had bought months in advance
I was fucked with by the MM correct?

[Anonymous No.13423305]

$5,000 to yolo. What options should I buy. If I bought the past week I would be almost a millionaire

[Anonymous No.13423344]

>>13423305
Shelve your fomo. I sold QCOM strangles the morning of. Get some AVGO on this the dip

[Anonymous No.13423359]

T is dying. Is it time to sell?

[Anonymous No.13423372]

>>13423305
Put it all in YRIV. Trade talks soon

[Anonymous No.13423376]

>>13423198
But is it possible to make it so that if I get paid anything it reinvest automatically?

>>13423244
Whats the diference between them?

[Anonymous No.13423381]

hey guys, if you're not in yet - xaviers school has gotten pretty good lately now that the trash is out.
trading, options, crypto, alt finance, etc - learning from some high level money makers
discord (dot) gg
/pxzVVD5

[BagholderExtraordinaire !kDjFcJuZkQ No.13423392]

I feel like I need to fomo in. That means we're going to crash soon right?

[Anonymous No.13423399]

>>13423381
Can confirm, good options talk lately

[Anonymous No.13423404]

>>13423392
I feel it too so yes

[Anonymous No.13423411]

>>13423359
lol no

[Anonymous No.13423425]

>>13419450
You cant buy everything on robinhood...

[Anonymous No.13423442]

$REFR is mooning. I'm actually getting tired of gains, just as Trump predicted.

[Anonymous No.13423463]

>>13423126
Genius! I can’t read Japanese and I don’t know how the JPY trades though.
>the markets actually close for lunch
That’s so cool!

>>13423170
Yeah, they even got some good ones.
>za party is over...
For some dumb reason I view amazon as almost like an S&P index fund: buying it is like giving in to slow and steady and safe returns.
Gotta beat the S&P and beat Bezos.

Dumb question: could he just wreck all of crypto by releasing an AmazonCoin?

[Anonymous No.13423470]

>>13418584
It would be closer to 1 million. Assuming an average return of 12% (S&P 500 average) for 40 years is $930,000

[Anonymous No.13423482]

>>13423392
>>13419602

[Healthy Gold Holder !NiOVxJewL2 No.13423504]

>tfw

[Anonymous No.13423516]

>trump speaks to reporters:
>stonks/econmoney/unemployment are the best they’ve been—probably ever!
>opioid crisis, we’re working with doctors and pharmaceutical companies and insurance and labratories...

SHUT. THE. FUCK. UP.
god damn it he’s going to ruin everything!

[Anonymous No.13423525]

>>13423359
Time to buy

[Anonymous No.13423545]

>>13423470
Its so fucking easy to become a millionaire. How is it not people's own fault for being poor?

[Anonymous No.13423574]

>there are a few people left who think there will be a recession in the next 50 years

[Anonymous No.13423586]

>PDT restricted until may 31
do i yolo INTC in june and see if orange man starts antagonizing tsmc

[Anonymous No.13423598]

Tobacco21 keeps making news, rite aid and Walgreens just said they’re doing it on their own.

Things are going to get harder before the get better, aren’t they? Ugh I kind of want to sell to free up liquidity and then buy back lower.

Stop fucking with Altria, america.

[Anonymous No.13423614]

so many earnings reports today after hours

what if they are all surprise bad or surprise good


I'm hoping for good earnings for a little while, I'm long right now. Don't want to start leaving my positions yet

[Anonymous No.13423630]

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/liquid-reveals-ancient-aliens-episode-130000753.html?.tsrc=rss

[Anonymous No.13423686]

Is this bad news? Already knew they were burning money, but effin’ A they’ve been taking a real beating today. Kind of want to DCA in.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/verastem-oncology-announces-amendment-refinance-200500430.html

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13423725]

down big on my NAK position
god someone please help me I can't handle these losses I'm such a fucking worthless failure I'm going to blow my fucking brains out and spare the world the pain of having to deal with a tumor like me

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13423738]

>>13423725
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH GOD I'M SO SCARED MOMMY PLEASE HELP EME I CAN'T HANDLE ANY MORE RED WHY DID I EVER PUT MONEY INTO THE MARKET I'M LOSING EVERYTHING
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.13423742]

>>13423598
Smoking is disgusting and you should be ashamed of yourself.

[Anonymous No.13423760]

>>13423725
Easy friend. You did good by building your position slowly. It’s easy with penny stocks, which is one of their appeals.

>>13423742
They’re investing in juul and 420EVERYDAY. Also, smoking is sexy as fuck. But also gross.

[Anonymous No.13423767]

>>13423470
That's a big assumption. I don't think that history is any guidance for the market. The future has lower overall gains as a few mega corps come into more and more power.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13423779]

>>13423760
I've been averaging down on NAK so long, I have so much money invested into this

[Anonymous No.13423783]

>>13423545
Aversion to fear/risk. People see a downturn and immediately sell. They lock in their losses by selling the dip instead of doubling down. People also enjoy living beyond their means. It's as easy as not spending your next raise (and instead saving it all), or even saving half of each raise per check. The US is so out of touch financially, that they don't realize you can't borrow money continuously to fuel your fancy lifestyle.
I was taught to save 10% at a minimum, more if possible. Most people spend 110%.

[Anonymous No.13423786]

>>13423725
looking at the charts it is trending up and looks to be almost at its bottom. it hasnt been consolidating at all. hodl brother, it will go back up

[Anonymous No.13423789]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zab9AY38Q5A

higher estimates -> higher prices -> higher estimates :))

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13423791]

>>13423779
>>13423760
never buying a mining meme again, I'm going to put all my money into Barrick Gold instead

>>13423786
it's just hard seeing the massive losses I've incurred so far and knowing I could have made money if I had put my funds somewhere else

[Anonymous No.13423794]

>>13423725
NAK has always been one of the biggest gambles that ever was. I knew a geologist from Alaska and I asked him about the pebble deposit, he said that there was an immense amount of political pressure against any mining there. It's apparently much worse than anyone has been led to believe about NAK. Still the payoff will be gigantic if they can get the rights.

[Anonymous No.13423813]

>>13423783
>2019
>not living one credit line increase at a time
I bet you don't even own a boat.

[Anonymous No.13423819]

my food stocks WHYY

[Anonymous No.13423820]

>>13423783
what about saving 110% o.o

[Anonymous No.13423836]

Rate my memefolio /smg/
INTC
REFR
GALT
LCI
NDM
ARU
GLD

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13423842]

>>13418852
glad things are turning out well for you now, but keep in mind that won't continue forever
don't mean to come across like a crab in a bucket, but it's a fact that it's going to go down eventually
don't let it get to you when it happens, and just focus on the long term

[Anonymous No.13423843]

>>13423794
Know anything about any of the miners? About molybdenum mining?

>>13423738
>shota baiting this hard
Do not lewd /smg/
Don’t be lewd,
It’s verr rude!

Hey pendy, could you tell me about your social disability? I think we can all relate here. We’re not all hunks and chads that you have to resent.

[Anonymous No.13423850]

>>13423813
Debt is good if you believe you can outperform the interest. That's why paying off a low interest loan as fast as possible isn't ideal, as you're losing the opportunity cost (Say, 4% interest rate vs 7% ROI), although you want to keep paying the debt off obviously.
>>13423820
If we consider investing to be a form of saving, then using margin is saving more than you "actually" save. If you think you can outperform the cost long term and you can save 100% of income, then you could definitely save 110%.

[Anonymous No.13423858]

>>13423836
needs more LPTX and HMNY

[Anonymous No.13423866]

Netflix getting Code Geass S1&S2, The Matrix, The Dark Crystal, and Gremlins!

Time to bet on flix!

[Anonymous No.13423892]

>>13423545
A million dollars ain’t what it was yesterday

[Anonymous No.13423901]

Man Bernie needs to get off my ass and go fuck up another sector so my little biotechs will bounce back

[Anonymous No.13423916]

>>13423901
it is a buy opportunity man
just bear with the volatility

[Anonymous No.13423935]

>>13423901
I would like to reiterate my “buy cheapies” statement.

I told you yesterday to buy Merck. I stand by that statement. Sock it away in your IRA and let that sucker DRIP.

I hope someone took me seriously when I said buy Disney. And again when I said buy more Disney.

[Anonymous No.13423964]

Take this opportunity and we’re all gonna make it frens.

Thank you Bernkun for giving me this opportunity!

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13423986]

this market fucking sucks

[Anonymous No.13424004]

>>13423986
You got bulltrapped too, eh?

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13424009]

>>13424004
no.. it just sucks

[Anonymous No.13424027]

>>13423850

mathematically, using debt is the stupidest way of getting interest gains and carries the highest risk.

you wouldn't have a paid for house, then take out a 50k HELOC just to invest it regardless of gains.

y'all niggas risk meters broken.

[Anonymous No.13424037]

>>13424004
>sold my QCOM calls at 88.6
I woulda popped outta everything else but I was in a lab.
CSCO SNPS and TSM are still holding very strong although their momentum might’ve been wiped

[Anonymous No.13424047]

>>13423986
A whole lot of sideways movement. Feels bad man.

But I still can't stop watching.

[Anonymous No.13424048]

>>13424027
I'm not saying do that- I'm saying don't try to buy a house in cash like some Americans do. Since some people see the problem with debt, they go full retard and refuse to use debt at all. They have everything in cash and buy houses/cars with cash even if they could've invested that money.

[Anonymous No.13424082]

>>13424027
>>13424048

[Anonymous No.13424087]

>>13424082
>300% per year
Kekekekeek

[Anonymous No.13424092]

>>13424048
You're missing the point. Taking out a mortgage to buy a house so you can "invest" the cash is the same as taking out a loan on something you already own in order to invest. The difference is one sounds smart to you and the other sounds stupid.

[Anonymous No.13424115]

euro is crashing to parity

[Anonymous No.13424121]

>>13424092
>4% interest rate on house
>more than 4% growth on the cash now invested
Do you have savings? Do you plan on buying a house? Are you seriously telling me you're going to refuse to invest money until you pay off all debt?
>>13424082
>300% per year
how did i not know about this

[Anonymous No.13424154]

>>13424121
Well, my plan is to save 50% minimum of my income and put almost all of it into a money market fund in order to eventually buy a house. I have no open lines of credit and I intend to keep it that way.

[Anonymous No.13424165]

Galt getting ready to moon.

[Anonymous No.13424178]

>tfw helping manager pitch blockchain and smart contracts for our company
I don’t know how to feel about this

Also I finally almost recuperated all my losses from picking shitty meme stocks and this makes me happy.
can anyone recommend water-related stocks? I think water is going to be the next big fight in the world and I want to start investing

[Anonymous No.13424187]

>>13424154
Why do you want to own a house?

[Anonymous No.13424189]

>>13424165
we're doing it boys

[Anonymous No.13424195]

>>13424165
$6 by eod

[Anonymous No.13424201]

>>13424154
buying a house with cash because you are autistic about debt is financially retarded. so is putting 50% of your income into a "money market" fund that probably pays less interest than short-term US Treasury Bills.

[Anonymous No.13424209]

>>13424027
To an extent you're right. However find me a time in history where you wouldn't be better off mortgaging a home and putting that same amount of cash in the S&P than buying a house cash.

[Anonymous No.13424213]

>>13424189
>>13424195
Big money needs to be in for the rights offering and funds settled before Monday. Today and tomorrow could be huge.

[Anonymous No.13424222]

>>13424154
...just open a credit card without an annual and pay off the balance. Being credit-invisible is not a helpful thing in the US.

Just don’t fall into the trap of thinking shit like “well I get cash back so I might as well buy things I don’t need!

You’re getting memed because you’re repulsed by the boomer love of debt. And it is repulsive. But don’t overcorrect.

>>13424213
What rights offering?
Remember me when you see look back at the earth from space.

[Anonymous No.13424228]

>>13424187
Because my wife wants a house that she can decorate to her liking. And since I'm American I'm hoping it's an asset that at least won't depreciate.

>>13424201
Buying a house with cash is the smart idea, actually. And obviously I would just buy the money market fund that invested in treasuries (VMFXX comes to mind).

[Anonymous No.13424229]

>>13424154
This is a bad plan. It simply is. Don't fear debt, understand it and take advantage of it in appropriate, responsible ways.

[Anonymous No.13424245]

>>13424228
>buying a house for your wife
NGMI

>>13424213
I don't even care that much about the next few weeks; I'm hoping GALT generally trends up over months ($6, $7 would be great, $5 would be OK).

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13424255]

>>13424187
>Why do you want to own a house?
To live in it

[Anonymous No.13424258]

>>13424222
What on Earth would I ever need a credit card for? There is no advantage for someone like me who has no debt and wants to keep it that way.

>>13424229
The most responsible thing to do is to avoid debt and live frugally on a written budget.

[Anonymous No.13424272]

>>13424258
Cash back
1 month interest free loan

[Anonymous No.13424276]

>>13424228
>Buying a house with cash is the smart idea, actually.
Fucking millenials
>I was 14 during the housing crisis and I know everything the boomers did wrong
The boomers bought houses they couldn't afford and then triple mortgaged them convinced that they would continue to go up 20% a year in value. They considered homes an investment, homes are homes damnit.
>>13424209
I know that I'm linking to my own shit, but read this. Look at the charts. Even during the crisis this held true. Unless you plan on losing your income you're absolutely better off having a mortgage and that money in the market. Not doing so it a personal choice, and while it's not the worst choice in the world, it's not what I would call smart and reeks of a timid and shortsighted worldview.

[Anonymous No.13424277]

>>13424258
credit cards build credit. if you have one and always pay it off, you'll be able to get a better rate on your home loan down the line

i put all my expenses on my credit card and pay it off every two weeks. I get at least 1% cash back on everything and sometimes 2-3% on certain items.

[Anonymous No.13424292]

>>13424245
If you are willing to hold Galt for a few years it will be worth ten times as much.

[Anonymous No.13424311]

>>13424255
NORMIESGETOUT.ree

[Anonymous No.13424314]

>>13424272
Cash back is a pittance compared to the money I save by being frugal and living on a budget. When you don't have a credit card to lean on you actually have to save money and plan in advance for expenses.
The loan aspect is pointless. No way to consistently make money over such a small timeframe.

>>13424276
Right, I'm glad you agree that you shouldn't buy a house you can't afford. My argument is simply that afford = able to pay in full in cash.

>>13424277
But there's no point to "building credit" if you don't plan on taking out any loans!

[Anonymous No.13424318]

>>13424258
>The most responsible thing to do is to avoid debt and live frugally on a written budget.
Right, the best way to win a knife fight is not to get into one too. But you live in a capitalist world, you simply do. Your wife is going to leave you in 5 years (because you're too boring and risk averse, and no matter what she says she doesn't want to live frugally), it's the truth and you probably already know it, and she's going to take the house because she will have convinced you to put babies into her by then (she seems to run things.) Now you have child support to pay and no home, and since you didn't put your money into something that would be divided equitably in this case you lose all the money you put in. Have fun, and good luck.

[Anonymous No.13424319]

Buy euros you fools.

[Anonymous No.13424330]

>>13424319
The market is anticipating the EU elections

[Anonymous No.13424333]

>have 0 idea about terminology (puts, calls, options, etc.)
>buy everything at market price, based mostly on how I feel
>only research I do about a company is whether I and the general public like their products
Do I belong here lads?

[Anonymous No.13424339]

Is it time for tvix?

[Anonymous No.13424343]

YVR bout to make a run

[Anonymous No.13424344]

>>13424314
>Cash back is a pittance compared to the money I save by being frugal and living on a budget.
You can still do that with a credit card
It does not force you to spend more money

[Anonymous No.13424366]

>>13424318
Actually, my wife was the one who convinced me to be frugal in the first place. I've seen both sides so I know how much money is wasted by the average person who has no control over their spending.

[Anonymous No.13424373]

>>13424255
You can always sell your LCI stack for a luxury card board box

[Anonymous No.13424376]

>>13424333
yes
nice trips

what kind of things are you buying recently?

[Anonymous No.13424399]

>>13424344
It doesn't force you to do anything, but it sure encourages you to. That's the whole point of these cash back offers is to stimulate people to spend more. It perverts their sense of cash flow. Instead of saying "I'm losing $1,000 on this T.V." they think "I'll be getting $10 back!"

I'd be willing to be that you yourself don't live by a written budget.

[Anonymous No.13424416]

>>13424366
She said that she wants to live frugally but
> then her friend goes to Hawaii and says how much fun she had
> then another friend buys a nice new car
> then kids come and she has to buy them everything they want
> then you buy a house and she needs to decorate and her grandmother had a china cabinet just like this one here OMG!!
> then her boyfriend needs help with the rent
Life is really cheap when you're young. You're absolutely right that you should be living in a budget, but you have to understand that budgets work in the long term but once you're in the adult world not on a day to day basis because expenses come up. Like Tyrone's rent.

[Anonymous No.13424422]

What are some good alternatives to money markets where I can keep my cash incase I need to cover my puts?

[Anonymous No.13424431]

>>13424422
No joke, RH. Their savings accounts are at 3% right now.

[Anonymous No.13424434]

>>13424399
>I'd be willing to be that you yourself don't live by a written budget.
I don't need to because I don't have a problem with spending

[Anonymous No.13424446]

>>13424434
What? You just live within your own means without having to have rules for yourself? What are you, an adult with self control or something?

[Anonymous No.13424447]

>>13424431
I need something I can buy with my schwab account

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13424458]

>>13424311
I don't want to retire homeless so now i'm a normie??

[Anonymous No.13424462]

WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS

[Anonymous No.13424467]

>>13424447
Schwab savings are like 1.4% if I remember. I'd honestly do that instead of buying into something if you're just using it to cover. Unless we're talking masses of money or something. Then I'd consider a REIT.

[Anonymous No.13424475]

Who the FUCK just sold a Tim? I’m watching you, fucko.

>>13424344
>>13424318
>>13424277
Casting pearls before swine, lads. Sometimes people get more confident in their opinions in the face of contradictory evidence.

>>13424333
Yeah, I’m pretty dumb. In the same boat with options. I have no idea what a fucking “spread” is. Being in touch with the consumer is good, you could’ve predicted the Apple and Disney runs easily. Just stick with the easy plays and always use S&P index funds for some long term savings. And use some damn limit orders.

>>13424416
I would’ve chosen car breakdown, or sudden medical expenses, unexpected travel needs to see dying relatives, etc.. But sure, there’s always Tyrone’s rent to pay.

[Anonymous No.13424477]

>>13424458
Even on SMG planning for the future is only for normies apparently.

[Anonymous No.13424486]

>>1342437
Thanks anon.
10k in some vanguard S&P index ETF
1.5 in apple
1.5 in disney
2 in Tencent
1.5 in Shawcor, a pipeline maintence company in Canada
Too lazy to calculate percents so I just throw 1.5 into some company I like and 500 into the ETF whenever I scrounge up enough. Thinking of liquidating everything soon as i’ve been to a lot of fly over states/smaller cities/towns lately and all the commercial hubs look desolate. Widespread opiate addiction and lack of full-time employment really makes me wonder how long we can maintain this growth. Yeah I know timing the market is a loser’s game but I don’t think things are in a good place for a vast majority of people.

[Anonymous No.13424497]

>>13424475
>>13424486
Damn did you just read my mind??

[Anonymous No.13424500]

>>13424475
>Casting pearls before swine, lads. Sometimes people get more confident in their opinions in the face of contradictory evidence.
You've offered no evidence, just an immature short sighted world view which shows a lack of experience. Which church do you belong to? Christians kids are usually the ones that are this arrogant and sure of themselves in the face of reality.

[BagholderExtraordinaire !kDjFcJuZkQ No.13424517]

WHY IS EVERYTHING CRASHING I JUST BOUGHT CALLS!!!!!

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424535]

>>13424165
>>13424189
>>13424213
>>13424245
remember 2 days ago when everyone here was shitting on it
I won't claim victory until we're above $10 minimum

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13424545]

>>13424517
could you let us know next time before you buy them?

[Anonymous No.13424552]

>>13424535
why you gonna jinx us like that

>>13424517
nothing is crashing

[Anonymous No.13424553]

>>13424475
>I would’ve chosen car breakdown, or sudden medical expenses, unexpected travel needs to see dying relatives, etc.. But sure, there’s always Tyrone’s rent to pay.
It all comes down to the wife anon, every time. They're biologically programmed to compete with each other in hoarding material goods that others worked for and showing off their 'superior' lifestyle.
> But not my wife, she's different
No she's not, she's just young. She'll get there, don't worry. And if you're thinking regressively about finances instead of progressively you're going to be in for a bad time. Focus on earning more, while attempting to live within a budget.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424562]

also

>tfw sold my SQQQ right before the pullback I was predicting started

damn
I don't feel secure holding something like SQQQ like I do with something I've personally done DD on

>>13424545
what's the deal with this other stock you've started mentioning recently
starts with an N

>>13424552
jinxes on here are short term
I don't care what happens in the short term

[Anonymous No.13424587]

>>13424416
She already lived the frugal lifestyle when I met her, and she's the one who convinced me to change to her ways. I'm much better off this way that's for sure.

>>13424434
>>13424446
But how do you expect to meet you financial goals without putting together a plan and sticking to it. It's impossible to save enough money accidentally.

>>13424475
>car breakdown
emergency fund
>sudden medical expense
already happened, was able to put less into savings that month and didn't even need to touch the emergency fund
>unexpected travel needs to see dying relatives
emergency fund

[Anonymous No.13424589]

>>13424228
>And since I'm American I'm hoping it's an asset that at least won't depreciate.
>an asset
Yikes.

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13424595]

>>13424562
>what's the deal with this other stock you've started mentioning recently
>starts with an N
NMM??

Honestly a lot of things were going on in the background awhile ago and i've been watching it. I don't want to really explain it here or i'll be met with a bunch of drooling retards sperging out.

>>13424553
>Focus on earning more, while attempting to live within a budget.
Thats the way to do it. People only have so much energy, it should be focused on making more not saving more.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424604]

>>13424595
>NMM

yeah, that one
I'll look up on it a bit, mainly out of curiosity because all my money is still in GALT

[Anonymous No.13424615]

>>13424595
What good is making more if you're just going to spend it all? You have to be disciplined to save money. I spend max 1 hour a month making a month's budget

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13424634]

>>13424615
>What good is making more if you're just going to spend it all?
Why do you make money anon? whats your end goal?

Why not make more, spend more, save more all at the same time? live a good life up to retirement and also live a good retirement.. don't make your young years lame because you want to enjoy a boring simple retirement. Always save for retirement but don't let life pass you by in doing so.

[Anonymous No.13424638]

>>13424587
>It's impossible to save enough money accidentally.

what
my only monthly expenses are things like mortgage, utilities, and groceries
so I just don't spend money on other things
Instead I throw money into my RH account to spend on memestocks

>>13424615
>You have to be disciplined to save money
Nah

I just want to know, before you budgeted, what were you spending money on? I've never budgeted in my life and I bought a house and save >50% of my take home
I can't tell you the exact % because I don't know it :)

[Anonymous No.13424643]

>>13424458
>>13424477
IM GONNA SAY THE N WORD!

>>13424497
Just more proof you belong here.

I really got get some China exposure, and maybe Cañada as well. Don’t like the pipelines though and don’t know anything about the Chinas.

[Anonymous No.13424648]

>>13424587
>But how do you expect to meet you financial goals without putting together a plan and sticking to it. It's impossible to save enough money accidentally.
By being an adult. It's the same way with dieters. It's not about your budget or your diet, it's about making the right decision.
> At bestbuy
> This 4k OLED screen looks great!
> Wouldn't it be nice in my living room?
> Not as nice as the 3k in my bank account
Or
> Time for dinner
> You know what sounds good? A nice steak dinner at Ruby Tuesday's!
> Me, my wife and my four kids would cost only $120!
> You know what would be nicer than a steak dinner for 6? Having $120 in my bank account and making chicken for dinner at home for only $12.
And finally
> End of the month
>2k left in bank account
> I should go to a strip club and try and buy one of the strippers!
> But instead I'm going to put 1k into savings and transfer 1k into my Schwab account
And the final mindfuck is that if I tried to live super frugally and have a house paid off I wouldn't be the kind of person who heads a family of 6 and still has 2k in his bank at the end of the month, because I wouldn't have the same drive to make money as I have today.

[Anonymous No.13424652]

>>13424589

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424675]

big boys aren't done accumulating, want it cheaper

[Anonymous No.13424706]

>>13424634
Well, current long-term financial goal is to save enough money to buy a house. After that I think I'll get back into amateur radio.

>>13424638
Before my transformation I was wasting money on food, booze, and vacations.
I would be interested to know your personal savings rate for 2017, but I bet you wouldn't even be able to calculate it.

>>13424648
I'd be willing to bet that you could discover a lot of "waste" if you actually sat down and made a budget.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424718]

>>13424675
it could go to $2, I don't care
what matters is news, science keeps piling up and multibillionaire chairman of the board remains committed

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424756]

now start shitting on it again
it doesn't matter
nothing in the short term matters

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424773]

hitting 20 RSI on daily, will likely bounce and stabilize somewhere between the lows of this selloff and daily highs
big boys making a dip and buying it up, accumulating for RO

[Anonymous No.13424775]

>>13424718

Fuck of faggot

[Anonymous No.13424779]

Free stock picks for you guys:
>Invesco
>B&G Foods
>Omega Healthcare Investors
>New Residential Investment Corp
All of these have a pretty high dividend and a good history. Also, pay-out percentages are not unsustainable. Plus Honda as a wild card. Dividend is pretty low in comparison, but Honda has a ridiculously low P/E and a lot of cash on the balance sheet (pretty common in Japan).

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424783]

>>13424775
>fuck of

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424799]

GALT will settle somewhere around 4.7 at EOD, imo

[Anonymous No.13424805]

>>13424706
My savings rate is always going to be 50% or higher
that is after taxes and 401k contribution

I don't care to calculate and budget because don't spend money on much.

I don't have any monthly subscriptions, I don't buy things. In the past year I have spent approx. 600-700 on exercise equipment for a home gym, maybe another 300 for various kitchen appliances. This is a very small portion of my overall cashflow
I'm a boring person who doesn't go out and spend money, but I'm not the type of nerd who puts all of their expenses in an excel sheet :^)

It seems like as long as you don't take vacations, and only eat home cooking (you have a wife, right?) you won't be wasting any money
so why need to spend time budgeting when you already know what you need to do to be financially successful?

>>13424779
wait I already have all of those except OHI

[Anonymous No.13424815]

>>13424783

Fuck OFF. You are the biggest attention whoring tripfag on the entire board and what’s worse is you’re a complete idiot and know nothing about the markets. An arrogant idiot - the worse kind of idiot

[Anonymous No.13424817]

>>13424783
Heh gottem!

[Anonymous No.13424825]

>>13424805
>wait I already have all of those except OHI
Nice. Show your portfolio? I'm curious about your other holdings.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424830]

>>13424815

[Anonymous No.13424859]

>>13424805
I doubt your savings rate is as high as you think it is. That would put you in the 93rd percentile in USA.

Anyway, the reason I like making a budget is so I can plan for the future. I know as long as I make a plan I'll be able to reach my financial goals.

[Anonymous No.13424863]

>>13424779
Also have all, but OHI.

[Anonymous No.13424869]

I think you should add Koyfin to the links in the OP. Its a great, free, resource. Creators just wanted to bring Bloomberg type data/research to retail investors for free, all it needs is an account. Give it a peep

[Anonymous No.13424892]

>>13424869
Seems suspicious.
Why would they give something away for free that Bloomberg charges billions for?

[Anonymous No.13424899]

>>13424825
man it would take a while I have dozens of stock/ETF positions (and RH doesn't let me copy/paste easily as far as I can tell

Right now I have a lot in consumer defensive (food, staples), medical suppliers (ABC, CAH, MCK), REITs and income-generators, pharmaceuticals (SGMO, GALT, several others), dudeweed, etc.
Some silver and gold ETFs (besides physical holdings), just bought some FTCS today to balance out my exposure to equities with corporate debt.

I was going to make a python script to try and dump my RH holdings into an excel sheet and do some automatic sector/beta exposure analysis, but I haven't gotten around to it

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13424900]

>>13424869
will do, good link

[Anonymous No.13424914]

>>13424892
so it can mine your data

[Anonymous No.13424915]

What stocks sank the indices today besides iRobot?
Also this isn't a pull back its just wrench to make everyone's short calls/puts worthless. If the market pulled back at the ATH yet again we'd never make it.

[Anonymous No.13424927]

>>13424899
5G and semis man. That's all yah need. We're headed for another dot com bubble primed to burst next year during election season

[Anonymous No.13424933]

>>13424869
Better than trading view? Also can you get implied volatility historical+daily charts?

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13424937]

holy fuck everything I own is completely sideways today wtf?!?!

[Anonymous No.13424953]

>>13424937
Nothing I have is up or down more than 1% right now.

[Anonymous No.13424963]

>>13424937

buy the LCI dip

[Anonymous No.13424989]

Think QCOM is done?

[Anonymous No.13425006]

>>13424706
>I'd be willing to bet that you could discover a lot of "waste" if you actually sat down and made a budget.
Yeah, and that's fine. The waste is things that I want. Why would I deprive myself of everything but the bare essentials? The fact of the matter is that I live a lifestyle that I enjoy, and can afford and most likely still have more money to put aside than you because I understand that there's more to life than coveting every dime that I have. I covet the dimes that I don't have and I make plans to take them.

[Anonymous No.13425010]

>>13424892
Its not actually as in-depth as Bloomberg's research, nothing comes close, but this offers more research in one place than any other platform I've seen for no fee. I found out about it through numerous traders on Twitter that swear by it, and the founders are really chill on Twitter.

>>13424933
I would say TradingView is more flexible for charts that you can customize for your liking (with indicators,SMAs, etc), although Koy has more rudimentary versions of this.

Personally, I use Koy to compare sectors of the market as a whole, to deep dive into ETF holdings and slice them up, view commodities, etc. Its excellent for comparing multiple tickers and your pages are fully customizable. I'm not much into fundamentals but it consolidates a ton of that info in one place too. Only been using Koy for about a month but I'm in love w it

[LCIguy !7SgaW5KMQI No.13425012]

>>13424953
its driving me nuts

>>13424963
Should be buying LCI every week

[Anonymous No.13425036]

>>13424963
there are several dozen better stocks with more volume and deeper into oversold territory, why are you shilling LCI in every thread? your shitty stock is down 55% over 12 months and 78% over 5 years. its trending downwards and hasnt made any major moves besides its massive selloff in August of last year

leave this thread and go play with your gay little internet coins you dumb faggot

[Anonymous No.13425045]

I can't believe you guys are still into healthcare. The election season is just going to destroy it even more.
It was already volatile enough bros.

[Anonymous No.13425056]

red pill me on stocks - how do you buy them, do you really own them or is it just gambling?

[Anonymous No.13425060]

>>13425036

rude

[Anonymous No.13425063]

Can someone explain why Amazon is bulling out but Alibaba is bearing? All the news I read would point to the opposite?
is it just earnings pump?

[Anonymous No.13425071]

>>13423916
>>13423935
I don't have any money until a month from now probably since I need to take care of some personal finances.

[Anonymous No.13425090]

>>13425056
Options is gambling but in the same way that you gamble on sports, except easier. Like making a bet on whether or not the Patriots or a team composed of middle schoolers win.

[Anonymous No.13425099]

>>13425090
nice troll. options stole my wife and rekt my house

[Anonymous No.13425102]

>>13425090
but how do you actually buy shares?

[Anonymous No.13425125]

>>13425102
Through a broker or if you're weird I'm sure there's a way to be your own broker.

[Pendulum !!97YdFhwozvv No.13425128]

>>13425112
>>13425112
>>13425112
NEW THREAD

[Anonymous No.13425134]

>>13425102
through a broker. Robinhood has free purchases and sales. I use Ally, which charges me 3.95 per trade. Use the internet for what you think is the best one.

[Anonymous No.13425192]

>>13425134
>>13425125
isn't that like gambling tru a booky? like those forex market makers

[Anonymous No.13425316]

>>13425134
Reminder that Ally charges 2 cents per share for any trades of a stock that's under $2 per share.