/biz/ - Business & Finance

>bought at the dip

>>18440244
>>18440247
My stack ain't that big, the low price per share is appealing to me of the SQQQ.

>>18440262
Fair point. Whatever, market isn't done dumping, I can buy back in at minimal loss today once it dips a bit more. Loss is minimal. If it dips past the low, then made a small bit of money. As an aside, I am somewhat mystified how people can always "buy more." Does their powder never dry or something, do they just never invest even close to all their cash? I just find it weird, not that I don't have mostly cash on hand right now myself.

>>18440285
BECAUSE I GOT A MODEST AVERAGE PURCHASE OF 17.5 AND I DON'T THINK IT IS ASKING A LOT TO GIVE ME MY MONEY BACK IN THESE CONDITIONS.

I am in fact going green on SDOW right now though.

>>18049573
The US economy is fragile, it is only strong when constantly working at full capacity. Either he sacrifices the boomers, or he sacrifices the whole country. Wagies and especially old wagies have to die, I'm sorry anon but we will starve to death otherwise.

>>18049601
The thought of all the empty real estate from corona deaths has me jizzing in my pants.

>>17968194
this is truly wonderful pasta

>>17967704
the chinkroach sure is. Don't believe any news out of chinklandia. The kpops are cool but not a good example for a totally different reason. They were so on top of it from the onset that it's not a good model to look at what's going on there and think we'll be anything like that. They're legitimately the best case scenario. We've already fucked up too hard to be like them. Thankfully europe (italy especially) gives us a perfect example of how fucked we are because they were just as retarded as we're being now

>>17916454
>jp morgan estimates a -4% gdp for this quarter
>-14% for the next quarter
>some random cock loving anon shitposting on a mongolain fishing board
>Two months and this train is going to station 30k
I wonder who'll be right...

>>17782705
the coof

>>17753347
>large account
>(>3k)
OH I AM A LAFFIN