/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19326921
We gonna crab this week too? Or we gonna pump finally?

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>>19076767
It's fucking over. Anyone who isn't onboard now is about to drown in a sea of oil. Hoist your sail matey, we are sailing through the black sea!

>>19077147
Now that is just cute.

Also, did anyone watch their account AH? Everything just kept going up, there was a really nice profit made by the end of today for tankers. Especially STNG.

>>18977919
Do you not understand that buying an ETF or Index fund lists as buying the ETF or Index fund by these companies and buying individual stocks lists as buying individual stocks? If these shares came from an ETF or Index fund, it would not list as buying these individual shares, that is not how market tracking works. Furthermore, if these firms were to be buying ETF's and Index Funds holding tankers, that is a pretty big sign right there that they support the entire industry so even if you were correct (which you weren't) I am unsure as to what your point is as that still supports the case for tankers, in fact it is better as it means they want a hand in all of them.

>>18977946
Kek, Brandon. But that is essentially my thoughts. EURN is undoubtedly the better company, but it is being slept on more while NAT has more attention and retard doubling-down than any other tanker. Very nice call play, I wouldn't blame you for feeling like you got your due profits there from NAT. But markets aren't entirely rational, and this retard strength has me reconsidering the idea of selling it for another tanker. Momentum is a thing, and it might have more momentum going forward. NAT investment right now is less to do with fundamentals and more to do with guessing if the market will treat it kinder than others or not.

>>18978082
Holy moly, what a buy. Perhaps maybe there just isn't losing no matter what is chosen. That is huge. Meanwhile Blackrock while buying NAT has already been holding onto a ton of shares, just more than any other tanker. Hmm. I gotta think, I have until Monday to decide what to do anyways assuming we don't go to the stratosphere immediately for some reason. I 100% agree on retailers FOMO'ing in though, I just think it won't happen until after future rollovers for oil. Really no matter what we are all winners, I just wanna maximize profits at this point. My worries are gone.

>>18562870
Drive round the burbs will a truck knocking on people's doors saying hey please hold this barrel for us. Put in your garage or basement or bedroom closet for us. Thanks. We'll come for it in one year.

>>18547734
>Guys is aave vulnerable to any stupid shit
Of course. This will be the first great purge of old linkers. Their greed to get more link will have many lose their entire stacks.

Premarket is open!!!

Hows your favorite stock looking for today so far anons? For me, Tsla is up 3% so a solid start.

>>18380328
Down 2.5%. A miracle after 7.5% yesterday and like 7 more percent the day before. I am staying faithful on my shorts and reverse etfs.

>>18380564
Don't worry. These earnings are not priced in. The market was meant to go down today until Jerome called in on the morning with 2.3 trillion. The market is sick of itself and keeps trying to go lower now, momentum is lost and pumps are the only thing keeping it up. It will get too heavy, and once it does then it is all over.

>>18380627
Least you stuck to your principles, I can always respect that even if I think it is retarded. Can't wish you good luck though because I am shorting this bitch.

>>18380676
I like AMD. It literally ignores the market half the time and does its own thing.

>>18068532
>joint US-Saudi neo-opec+ being floated
This has potential. It'll be a sticky negotiation with probably a lot of yelling and stamping of feet, possible shoe throwing, but there's something there. If US can bring the Saudis in to a deal, the rest of OPEC will follow. Join forces to fuck over Russia, Kazakhstan, Iraq. The US oil industry alone isn't sufficient to woo the Saudis but there is plenty of other stuff the US can do for them in exchange.