/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51493977
I'm expecting to DCA through a(nother) lost decade. But this time, rather than a couple of grand a year, I'm doing 40. 400,000 of contributions, if the 30s are good. I can retire, wealthy.

>>51484686
From 1970 to 1980 SPX beat inflation (barley, but beat the alternative of loosing half your purchasing power). Inflation was 112% S&P returned 130%.
https://www.in2013dollars.com/us/inflation/1970?endYear=1980&amount=100
https://www.in2013dollars.com/us/stocks/s-p-500/1970?amount=100&endYear=1980
History doesn't repeat itself, but sometimes it rhymes.

>>50456779

Okay, $900 per treatment, insurance pays around 17% of retail = $153 to the provider, they marked it up, and the distributor marked it up, so let's say SIGA gets $100 per treatment corse. Now let's say 10% of the gay population needs treatment. Could be half as many, could be twice as many, but let's say 1.7m treatments at $100 = $170M in SIGA sales to their distributors. What is the implied impact on their stock price @ a 15 p/e?

>>50083749
I've also head that if you have a large sum to invest and choose to DCA, you should plan on having it all invested in a year MAX. Pick DCA or lump sum, then pick your time line if you DCA.

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Highest rise in US infections ever incoming. Buy the dip idiots, everything is priced in, everything is bullish.

https://nypost.com/2020/02/28/coronacoin-cryptocurrency-lets-traders-cash-in-on-coronavirus-outbreak/

moral fags never gonna make it. if you were in weeks ago, you'd be sitting pretty right now

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oh I bought the dip

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It's like brapper tier micropcap, except devs aren't methheads, and we have the beautiful Corona-Chan to rely on instead for roastie e-thots