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>>55141954
Smartest man here.

SPY Volume: 43.8m, lowest of the year.

Every time my portfolio is red, I take a nap and it fixes itself. Sleep is amazing.

>>52353028
They apparently got an infusion from FTX to save their ass a few months ago

But that was a balance sheet infusion, in equivalent collateral. Maybe a lot of it was FTT lol, who knows

They're going down for good this time.

Advice for bulls.

>>49623585
He probably has to ask Dad before he does anything.

>>49568858
Or crypto.

Or bonds.

Or oil. In fact, don't look at markets at all. Just call it a weekend.

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>>29532467
Well this thread's discussing fucking Tommy Bahama so I think a personal blog isn't out of the question kek. And it's late winter during a pandemic during an unstable time for our globohomo empire, so you'd probably feel bad even without any personal shit happening.

And what can we really say? Losing a grandma sucks, even if we all have our own time to go. And heartbreak is universal for everyone but the most autistic. And fate deals medical problems or market crashes at random. All we can do as free men is accept life as it comes, soldier on, and enjoy the time we have with the people around us.

Also having been that coworker before I'm 100% sure he literally just forgot. Go out for drinks or go play a round of golf with him tomorrow or whatever. For now, hell, can't go wrong with a nap.

Guys, it'll all be fine.

What will you do if futures show a big green spike?

I'm generally apathetic when it comes to losing my money, as it's just part of the game, but with the size of the bet I have on Monday being red I feel anxious.

>>19313770
If you can hold your position, don't worry about the short-term anymore. Your predictions don't matter. Embrace the chaos.
We're in lawless country now.

>>17459230
Japan will be better off than most other places. They are one of the largest CREDITOR nations in the world right now, unlike US or China who are the largest DEBTOR nations. Plus Japanese citizens average 30-40% savings rate so in a downturn they have a good cushion. In the USA it's like 3-4% savings.

I will just ignore this drop, like all the others.

When do you think excitement will return to the market?

>>12265045
>>they are so volatile and some of them are predictable as fuck if you know how to read charts and good with algos

what timeline

1 day?
1 week?
1 year?
1 decade?

using Fourier analysis? Rayleighs method of dimensional analysis? simple Differential Equations?

by looking at one stock on its own (in a vacuum)?
by looking at one sector?
by looking at one stock compared to the market as a whole?

or picking based on headlines and memes, no TA whatsoever?

>>12040046

>dollar cost averaging

this is the very definition of cope

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NEW

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2 THREADS IN A ROW!!

>>10897089
>Shire makes adderall
awesome, ill probably need to buy some of that then

Oh dear. No.

The price is down.

>>10603489
That's ok, I didn't invest more than I could afford to lose.

>>10603518
You make a solid case for accepting I'm death.

Zzzzzzzzzz

Nice blog post