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YVR

thoughts?

If Tiger Woods wins this ima blow my fucking top, but the flights boarding so ima miss it. Let's go Francisco crash the markets tomorrow.

>>13326884
bearish
don't know why his handlers let him tweet this

>>13326890
Mike Phelps spotted in the stands, SPY to 350

>>13326884
Theres no simple way to put this, but your president lied to you. We need tuition free college a Medicare for all system and we have to expand social security benefits as well as reduce the age to receive to 18. Last but not least we need 15 dollar minimum wage.

>>13326884
>thoughts?
As in, does his post reflect any consideration or substantive hypothesis?

Maybe the cutout would have been a better OP

definitely buying MNST tomorrow:
https://www.sbnation.com/golf/2019/4/11/18305365/masters-2019-tiger-woods-monster-energy-augusta

I just got some insider I formation from my business sources that say the stock markets could crash 30 percent this year and flat line for 12 more years. Do what ever you want with this.

>>13327014
only up sir

What's Monday looking like you NEETs?

>>13327014
I'm structurally short on the market since I'm in my 20s anyway.

I guess that just means 12 years of agressive DCA and cheapies.

>>13326952
>>13326848
I really want to short the shit out of MNST, or at least buy puts

Amazon and coca cola are both coming out with energy drinks, and coca cola is a monster distributor who found some sort of loophole I guess.

>>13327158
Don't you fukcing dare touch my sips

>>13326952

Now I know most of you zoomers and fat weebs won't appreciate this
but winning a fifth green jacket at age 43 means something

>>13327158
>Amazon energy drinks
Jesus christ they are crushing everyone

so many stocks are looking great, large caps too. WIX, MCD, GDDY, COUP, semis all across the board, to name a few. Only problem is that indices are looking too extended before going into overbought territory, unless you think we'll have a run like in Jan 2018

What's up with LPTX? Worth buying into right now?

>>13327158
*crack*
[sssssip]

"I wouldn't do that if i were you, kid. i've seen how this story ends"

FUTURES WILL OPEN UP NEON GREEN NOW. SCREEN SHOT THIS

It's kinda funny how AAPL ended at 198.8, right between the 200 call and 197.5 put, the two highest volume options this week.

I feel so stupid for getting into options (that aren't iron condor) when VIX is so low. If you'd strangled something like AAPL or AMZN or DIS (even SPY) every week since December you'd be so fucking rich.

why is it so hard to be in fiat money waiting for next good trade? How do normal plebs do it? How do they just sit with cash in their bank accounts?

put an extra $50 in my account to mess around with swing trading/TA-based trading

I think there's going to be a small pullback to at or near the kijun (red line) before we go to a new ATH, going to buy 5 shares of SQQQ at open tomorrow and sell when QQQ is at ~180

>>13327231
Just means hockey is the last sport worth watching, JetBlue has TVs on board their planes which is nice

>>13327310
>why is it so hard to be in fiat money waiting for next good trade?

because you're impatient

>>13327277
>semis all across the board
Why won't they dip, calls are crazy expensive for them.
>>13327279
I'd see where biotech sector lands first. You have until May to get in before the data pump.
>>13327286
No shit sherlock. Then they'll probably tank once they hit a resistance and the Nikkei will plummet. PM BAC reports earnings and if whether they hit/miss will determine the direction for the day.

>>13327286
done
>>13327326
you might be right BUT! I store majority of my wealth in physical gold, how the fuck can I still be impatient

>>13327314
>5% on an index
>small
ok
There's no reason to buy SQQQ with 50 bucks if you think QQQ is headed into the 175-180 range. Just buy 5 0.1 puts for QQQ

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/goldman-sachs-trump-has-narrow-shot-in-close-call-election-bid-130404077.html

GS gives orange man the slim edge in 2020, as of late Saturday

I see nothing good on menu to play with this makes me angry, my money are doing jack shit oyyy veeeeyyy

>>13326884
Same as Nixon's playbook, led to run away inflation and was one of the contributions to the crisis of profitability in the 70s.

>>13327014
Now's the time to get into government debt.

We’ve reached peak dotcom
>>13327385
Monday: Aphria (APHA), Citigroup (C), Goldman Sachs (GS), M&T Bank (MTB) before market open

Tuesday: Bank of America (BAC), BlackRock (BLK), Comerica (CMA), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), UnitedHealth (UNH) before market open; CSX (CSX), Interactive Brokers (IBKR), IBM (IBM), Netflix (NFLX), United Continental (UAL) after market close

Wednesday: Abbott Laboratories (ABT), Bank of New York Mellon (BK), Kansas City Southern (KSU), Morgan Stanley (MS), Pepsico (PEP), U.S. Bancorp (USB) before market open; Alcoa (AA), E*TRADE (ETFC), United Rentals (URI) after market close

Thursday: American Express (AXP), BB&T Corp (BBT), Danaher (DHR), Honeywell (HON), Philip Morris (PM), Schlumberger (SLB) before market open

Earnings season is bearish despite us approaching ATHs, good recipe for success playing strangles. Bearish smart money makes a stock pop in reaction to surprises. Bullish retail will drop a stock like a rock in reaction to bad earnings.

Thursday is March retail sales data.

>>13327426
>Netflix (NFLX)
whaaaaaa I thought nflx ER is weeks ahead, great, will short if chart allows to
other than that.. idk, maybe oil long on monday because of banks?

>>13327426
BLK and NFLX going to be very spicy, other earnings are also very interesting

>>13326884
>stock market up 10000 additional pts
Is he talking about the DOW?
The DOW increasing 20%-40% from September is crazy. There’d have been like a 60% correction during the election year and Trump would lose by a landslide

>>13327426
As I said last Friday, gotta have your positions fully set before market close Tuesday. Don't have to be getting super reaction-mode freakout adjusto on Monday morning, Monday and early Tuesday should be OK

>>13327467
I have no fucking idea how to play earnings in this environment. We're building fucking Everest on SP and we ignore all negative data about economy, Im fine with that but what should happen if ER are bad? company falls or we just glide sideways like we did every time this year with bad economy data?

>>13327457
I did a little research on Netflix earnings, they don’t really move the stock much, ER is usually baked in. Premiums on puts/calls are super inflated too.
A really bad ER could potentially hurt them and a really good one might correct some of the pts stolen by Disney. If anything I’d play earnings by doing a straddle or strangle on Disney, which already has plenty of momentum and potential for volatility in its own right.
Like if AAPL fans some AAPL streaming bullishness into their earnings and has a great ER, Disney could take a hit of 2-5% so even if Netflix earnings doesn’t affect Disney, the potential for significant upward or downward movement means your options are less likely to hit expiry otm.

>>13327494
Earnings as a whole should be OK, remember that during Q4 earnings reports companies were lowering guidance. So companies don't have huge earnings projections to beat, most should beat.
The question is what their guidance will be for Q2 performance, really.
Again, I think most companies are in 'don't rock the boat' mode.
Even if their earnings are really good, they will emphasize diligence over euphoria. If earnings aren't so good, they will say 'everything is fine, stay the course'.
So for me, none of these earnings reports individually should move the market. But if everything is coming up better than expected through Monday and pre-market Tuesday, I think we start to see some upward momentum.

NFLX is a bit of a blocker for me, I don't know which way they would go and they're pretty solidly at 350 for now.

>>13327517
AAPL only beat their expected earnings by the slimmest of margins last quarter, but it's still up hugely regardless

>>13327481
what position are we talking about?
>>13327517
this feels like hit or miss play, not comy putting money in this idea sorry
>>13327523
makes sense, thx anon, I'll think about your dont rock the boat theory
>NFLX is a bit of a blocker for me, I don't know which way they would go and they're pretty solidly at 350 for now.
yeah

>>13327544
>what position are we talking about?
I mean the overall day-to-day short/neutral/long overall position
I'm currently pretty much 100% long on my trade account. not leveraged, but not neutral or short.
I might move more towards 50% long throughout the week if we really get ahead of ourselves. That's just because I'm super cautious though, really I still see us cruising upwards (slowly) through the next couple weeks, ex-news surprises.
I've been buying into dips in bio and dudeweed, so I need some time for those to bottom out and recover before I sell. If market moves down too soon I'm less prepared than I would like

>>13327539
AAPL's earning in recent years have never resulted in anything less than a +/- 10 in any direction
>>13327494
Strangles on stocks trading significantly under September levels. Hedgies have stayed out of the rally and all this bullishness is not driven by math or logic. So a visually bad earnings will subsequently tank a stock immediately.

Case in point, my divination of JPM's friday price action

>>13327481
>Bank of America (BAC), BlackRock (BLK), Comerica (CMA), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), UnitedHealth (UNH) before market open
>Monday and early Tuesday should be OK

If this group hits/misses earnings tuesday morning we're gonna sell/zoom like a bitch. Positions should be finalized by monday.

>>13327576
interesting, Im permabull on some bio/pharma, Reits and mlps (love me some resource related stuff) with bear lever on index to hedge myself and on top of that I daytrade leveraged CFDs to feel more alive. My portfolio is basically Golden mountains to protect my wealth (with silver topping), then we have bear lever empty field to hedge ourselves in stock market and behind all that we have little comfy village with all life (trades) going on, I basically recreated typical swiss mountain village in my assets and it pisses me off when nothing is happening in smallest piece of portfolio aka daytrading funds, whole set up looks meaningless if there's no life in this protected by nature and people little village

I still don't know whether to buy puts or calls tomorrow morning...
Don't know if I should buy bonds or KHC...
It's all up in the air

>>13327682
what game is this? looks neat

>>13327652
They'll be fine, they'll all slightly beat
If we go really strong up or down that's fine, I'll be unprepared but OK

>>13327682
That sounds like an interesting way of doing things.
I'm less structured and more impulsive, that (to me) is the whole point of RobinHood, as long as the money you are trading is less than your yearly income and far less than NW. I just try and track my overall exposure, then find moves on individual positions to make my overall position match target exposure.

>>13327714
I like bonds

>>13327732
>I like bonds
In that case I'll buy gold

>>13327723
"Mountain Dews" but I think it's region locked
>>13327732
yeah idk I'm closing trades too soon if I don't have multiples of protective assets behind my back ensuring my safety. I'm still butthurt about two trades I closed for 30% profit long time ago. I calculated everything correctly, I did every fucking thing right, but then I didn't listen to myself and closed positions too soon because market didnt want to go way I thought it should. and then it fell/jumped like I expected, I calculated potential profits on these two trades and apparently I left nearly 800k usd in markets if I reinvested 100% of profit on 1st trade into second. I hope I'll get another chance like this with my new way of trading I want to be millionaire

>>13327772
yo everything you posted here is textbook for a trader heading towards wipeout. if you're constantly pressured and thinking about big numbers you missed that isn't helpful.

when I sell options or stocks I never go back and calculate exactly how much I missed out on. I have a general idea, but I don't care what the numbers are.

if you're young you will get so many chances to make money. So many. The most important thing always is to stay safe, so that you can continue to enjoy these opportunities while keeping your stack healthy and growing.

You can't get greedy, can't chase virtual gains, most importantly don't get impatient, always be reminding yourself that the most important thing about investing or trading is to make sure that you can 'be there' for the dozens of opportunities in the next 5, 25, 50 years.

if you go to hard and wipe out in the next opportunities you see, then you won't make it to the next 50 great moments where you could be making compounding gains

timing your sells is always difficult, no one has an easy time with it. always err on the side of caution and locking in gains

>>13327826
damn you're right I never thought about this in perspective of current opportunities vs opportunities of tomorrow, I should reevaluate my habit of chancing every tiny opportunity I see in trading, thx anon, this was very productive

>>13327517
>NFLX
lol, are we trading the same stock? The move doesn't happen on the ER but it sets a new tone/pace almost every time depending on subscriber numbers. Look back to when the stock was last trading around this price and what happened after the ER. it wasnt pretty.

>tfw no spoopy italian pole vaulter gf

>>13327899
I really really would like to see them report amazing numbers and unveil new initiatives that hit AAPL and DIS hard

I might just crash out of biotechs and take whatever losses I get to double down on Tim and Walter

>>13327970
Every new initiative NFLX has unveiled has been more cash burn (content) or customer fucking (fees). The market is slowly realizing that NFLX has no moat. I'm not really sure what NFLX can do in the longterm to combat all these companies encroaching on their space. I don't think this story has a happy ending.

>>13328013
You think Hastings will take the knee for a Bezos Buyout?

Maybe after 5-10 years of eating shit?

>We talked about this Reed, no teeth

2BeDesu, I really don't think it's a zero-sum game amongst the streamers. There's a lot of room, a lot of viewers to be stolen away from the cable/satellite providers.

>>13328013
How does a year-out put sound?

>>13328050
>>13328067
I don't know man. I'd wait until things start to shake out a bit. I made money last time by waiting until post ER then buying short dated (1 month out) slightly OTM puts after seeing the stock was trending down after ER. You might be able to do the same thing with calls if its trending up. Whatever position you take, don't take it all at once.

>>13328102
>Whatever position you take, don't take it all at once.
This is why I'm not at saudi oil prince levels after Disney's investor day. Fuck everyone who said "investor day means it'll dump, sell the news"

However, it's also probably why I'm only slightly poorer in Biotechs

>>13327158

Coke owns around 20% of MNST. No way they are gonna let it lose value.

nasdaq all time high this week

I want to learn the trade. It said on OP that I should ask in the thread for the link to the Google Drive with the books?

Could someone please share?
I'm starting with "The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham" it seems what most people recommend.

>>13328291
>implying hitting an ATH is ever a good thing in itself

>>13328349
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rq9DS_rEFIy8JrEeiDDqRhrviAy0Nnqj

>>13328291
QQQ CALLS OR SPY CALLS ANSWER ME NOW
>>13328366
What the hell does this statement even mean?

Predict the VIX price when we get another wave
Your life depends on it

>>13328366
Yup thats the implication
>>13328397
No you stay out

>>13328391
Awesome, thanks!

>>13328431
You can't exclude me from the golden bull run. I'll buy calls tomorrow morning and tank your precious

>>13328397
>What the hell does this statement even mean?

hitting an ATH means most of the upside, at least in the short term, is behind you
and if you're focusing on the long term, then you should try to load up cheap when the market is hitting lows

>>13328480
You know what a cheapie is? KHC
Nothing compares

>>13328413
Around 26 is where i would start heavily taking profit on a successful vix long.

>>13328480
No. things at all time high tend to continue further than your expectations. especially the american index
Nasdaq 9000 easy

gonna be gud trading wek volatility starting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEzeqb3n21w

>>13328480
Disagree. DOW would have been 10,000 points higher if it wasn't for the FEDs stupidity. This is one point that economists actually agree with Trump on. We have so much potential growth left its insane. We are basically at January 2018 levels which is 1.5 years ago. I would only stop buying after another +30% gain.

>>13328391
All time high means it's time to buy.

>>13328413
Well see it over 100

Futures are neon green.

But how will S&Pchan survive Y2K tho?

>>13328920
>Neon green
>+0.03%
please stop this

>>13328920
YVR to the moon over 20% 3 times in a month

ss this

I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those options-traders.

Or should I?

>>13328954

You first anon.

>>13328920
CAN WE PLEASE STOP FUD POSTING. Futures are red about -0.05% right now. Stop ruining the quality of discussion in these topics with outright lies.

>>13329070
Futures were neon green at the time of the posting. Futures are blood red.

>>13329070
>Futures are red about -0.05%
Futures are infra-red
Recession confirmed
Get out before circuit breakers tomorrow

>>13329083
Please consider suicide.

We going ultraviolet tomorrow.

>>13329245
I hope tomorrow is crabby

AAPL EOW 205-210, 195-190.

Higher end is more likely based on historical data, lower is more likely based on current chart and current aapl sentiment.

>>13329377
>strangle posting
It’s a cool idea. Should I request schwab to give me access to options trading?

>>13329414
Does it cost extra? Why wouldn't you enable options, just in case?

AAPL is a good options vector because a lot of retarded boomers and RHers play that market without understanding what they're doing.

Unlike SPY which feels like descending into a pack of hyenas waiting to rip you to shreds.

Shorts and strangles LITTERALLY fueling this pump -_-

>>13329488
What make you better than boomers who have been buying Apple for 20 years >_>?

>>13329463
Don't know. Don't want to do stupid things just because I can.

I think the fee-less trading on RH is why I do dumb things on RH and lose money but don't on Schwab

>short uncovered maximum margin ^10

>>13329512
Boomers play options long. Meaning you can buy strangles cheap.

ALT

>>13329529
>writing calls/puts
I've never delved into it myself. Scares me a bit. Covering a straddle by writing options like .5 dollars from the SP and then buying options 1 dollar from the SP (maybe adding a big strangle way otm to make it interesting) seems like it'd be a good hedge.
But brokers don't really automatically understand this kind of hedge so when you try to write you need like 100,000 in collateral even though the max you lose is whatever the difference between what you wrote and purchased ends up being.

>>13329564
Is that REFR headquarters

>>13326914
Tbh we should just make everyone millionaires then there would never be poverty again.

>>13329598

They have renovations planned

>>13329491
RKG give me the exact price SPY will be at on 8/1/2019

>>13328914
Baggy in the financial crisis it got to a high of 60

>>13329590
You get a cool little iron condor enveloped by a straddle. I've never seen anyone write something up on this, I wonder if that's because it sucks.

I have earned income from this year but may not in the next few years.

Will this be a problem if I open a Roth IRA?

Does it just mean I can't contribute to it next year?

>>13329670
This would actually be a pretty amazing spread for playing a biotech (if they return to normal)
Sometimes people end up playing data already baked in or inconsequential conferences and fake catalysts.

>>13329491
psychedelic rkg on opioids posting

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

>>13329491
Options don't have an effect on the market until execution (unless you believe MM write/manipulate conspiracy theory). A strangle shouldn't affect anything because they're only profitable after a giant jump up or down.

Shorts are the only thing stopping us from peak VIX. Dumps at open that are immediately covered is why we don't just keep falling on a shit day.

"strangles" seems to be new shit at smg nu. if you throw in strangle and straddle then you always win!

Can someone explain to me what effect do futures have on the stock market?
If they open red or green what does it mean?

>>13329841
Its literally just me whose been babbling about them nonstop because they're super useful during earnings season.

>>13329852
Like reading chicken bones except when it isn't.

>>13329852
It's purely psychological
>futures down 0.5% sunday
>4am premarket trading begins
>traders enter bids/asks around -0.5% of last Friday's close because they figure that's the only way they'll get through, since everybody's playing using futures
>market opens at PM trading levels

ALL THIS SMALL PRINT just to rollover my 401k into IRA at Schwabbies?!

Am I going to get VERRY fucked?
Should i have included checks from relatives as income? No because it doesn't get taxed, right?

Fuck. This is going to ding my credit score, ain't it.

>>13328287
At least not more than 20%

What's even the benefit of this ROTH IRA?

I already paid my wagie taxes on my w2 and my tax return doesn't increase if I max it out.

Is it just not having to pay taxes again when I withdraw?

>>13329993
That's the entire point

>>13330012
yes... and not having to pay taxes on dividends and interest apparently

I guess I'll just have to live long enough to retire, which will be tough when they raise the retirement age to 90.

>>13329993

Tax free everything after the fact.

Where do you guys like to trade futures at? Im a newb to futures

Do people in comas need to pay taxes if they receive passive income?

Lost 3 thousand this week but game of thrones starts in 30 minutes and i ordered pic related and im eating and watching the first episode till then

Also futures green (:

>>13330071
Are you drinking alone fren...?

>>13330084
Yes

>>13330071
Futures don't really matter tonight because the market catalyst tomorrow is Citigroup and Goldman Sach earnings pre-market.

Alright guys, what calls/puts should I make. Looking to make my money back after my aplel calls expired last week.

>>13330071
>carbs, booze, loneliness
Don't lose your way!

>>13330134
Johnson and Johnson and BAC

Lmao I shouldn't have sold my lyft puts so early. I'm still keeping one at a 60 strike but I had thousand of dollars worth before.

>>13330196
I doubt this will hurt them that much. If it was something to do with their taxi service then it would be something to take note of.

AAPL sentiment real bullish tonight.

>>13330218
It doesn't matter, lyft's stock has absolutely no buyers. It's just a short seller playground. If shorts pick up a sell signal like this they're gonna pile on even harder.

>>13330232
Anyway to check the current short float of Lyft?
Imagine Lyft having the potential to be the biggest short squeeze in history

>>13330232
I hope you're right; I've still got a few puts.

>>13330243
It's been averaging about 50%+ the daily float every single day
>having the potential to be the biggest short squeeze in history
No, that's Uber. Shorts are getting rich off Lyft and everyone's piling on. Uber will go the same way, but Uber's IPO presents itself signifcantly better than lyft's.
There's absolutely no reason for an institution to buy lyft. It loses more money compared to Uber and has less ambition and less marketshare. Anyone with more than a Robinhood account and 50 bucks is waiting for Uber and lyft's first ER.

>>13330263
IDK man you're train of logic is by far the most prevailing one.
Small specs can't keep winning, somethings got to give

Look at these ETF options for a good lolz
>XLF
>85% calls
>FXI
>72% calls
>GDX
>80% calls
>IEF
>98.7% puts
>VXXB
>61% call

>>13330349
Where to find and how to interpret options volume?

Thinking I might IRA into ETFs for consumer staples, maybe biotech if it keeps tanking. Perhaps russell/smallcaps/midcaps/divvies

>>13330305
I learned awhile ago that while trading large cap its best not to overthink the market. Until Lyft is worth buying it won't be bought. It was already an overpriced IPO that was originally meant for the low 60 range.

>>13330349
Makes sense to me. Except GDX, but I don't know much about gold besides the "we're doomed buy gold" memes.

>>13330396
Russel calls are good, still have a lot to recover from December.

>>13330186
What strikes?

If LPTX goes down anymore I'm going to be really sad

>>13330587
I'd do puts on BAC at 28, calls on JNJ at 137-139. Buy some otm BAC and JNJ calls/puts to hedge just in case one of them really exceeds/fucks up.
BAC probably won't move much if they hit earnings, being near their ath. JPM beating earnings caused BAC to price in good earnings on friday.

If biotech bleeds tomorrow it means that its waiting for good tuesday earnings in the healthcare sector to reverse.

JNJ is very interesting because its trading at the exact same price as it traded at before they reported Q3 in October, which catalyzed its run to 145.

this week is going to wreck me so hard
good night /smg/

>>13330689
Yeah same.
It'll turn out where everything I said itt is right, but I'll do something stupid monday morning at opening bell like buying 30000 dollars in MSFT calls.

Here's something to watch. The Russell 2000 is the only major index that hasn't broken out above the major resistance from the recent fall. Normally small caps lead the way. Breaking out would help keep the other major indices elevated. If it fails here, it may not be bearish for the overall market, but it's certainly not going to help lift the other indices.

If JNJ can't pass the 140 resistance on date of earnings do not hold your calls, good earnings may be baked in currently.

Post ER JNJ options are overpriced. Look at the late May expiries. Would be significantly more profitable come earnings than April expiries.

Is there a way to track loan defaults?
It feels like something we should get regular numbers about, like non-farmpayroll, unemployment, CPI, etc.

>>13330623
You think you know pain? I'm in LPTX and VSTM, which is near its 52 week lows. I'm going to stop pouring money into this pit.

SPY PUTS
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Total newbie who wants to get away from crypto eventually. Have a good feeling about Target TGT for no reason. What do you all think about it?

HBO premieres it's most anticipated season of television ever, the night before netflix has to have their ER?

Yeah I'm thinking they're gonna take some pain.

>>13331225
Interesting. I didn't realize they had a divvy yielding 3%

CEO is supposed to be good, but I don't know how retail is holding up. How many Targets are in malls? Because I am not optimistic about malls.

>>13331273
I personally haven't seen any in a "mall" per se. They usually look pretty busy and women have an obsession with them for some reason.

We're all buying DF tomorrow, right guys?

>>13326848
>tomorrow

>Japan and China open green after a weekend
US will be green as Asia predicts US markets!!! We will be rich!!!
>Japan and China open red after a weekend
Irrelevant. Asia does not predict US markets. We will be rich!!!

???

>>13331404
Asian markets only help determine the indices when we don't have market catalysts, but we do tomorrow.

>>13330623
One of the most important things anyone buying stock must learn is how to avoid letting emotion cloud your judgement.

>>13331226
>HBO's most anticipated television season
Literally just GoT, and that's ending. Veep is ending too. They're gonna pump spinoff cash out the whazzo but they'll end up becoming a one trick pony.
NFLX is Tuesday though.
When's westworld coming back? That Shogun world episode was so fucking good last season and this is coming from a snobby weeb.

>>13331506
Yeah so you should've sold when the 1.85 resistance broke and bought back at the 1.60s. Would've been a pretty penny with that volume. As long as you buy back your position EOD you're not gonna miss any PR pump, they only ever issue PR at 7am anyways.
Although being a nano cap, selling off that volume could send it into a spiral.

>>13331512
>Shogun world episode
It was good! But it helped that we could just say it wasn't supposed to be Japan, it was supposed to be some idiot's shallow reinterpretation of Japan for an amusement park.

HBO isn't a one trick pony though, I forgot about Veep after S2, and I'm behind on Curb, but Barry is good. HBO has a history of some real ebin TV. Watch The Wire if you haven't.

>>13331530
*support not resistance.

>>13331540
My favorite thing in shogun world was just all the cinematography callbacks to S1 Ep1
>the wire
I've seen it. Very good except S2. I liked the school season the best, I never see highschoolers portrayed realistically on tv. Curb isn't on anymore except when LD feels like churning out a season.
I like Barry though.

Netflix seems to siphoned off the stand up comedy game from them

>>13331324
no. fuck off.

>>13326884
>print more money pronto

Make me rich tomorrow. what I should buy?

>>13331845
dyor

>>13326884
Donald trump doesn't understand a short squeeze... the fed is doing this shit on purpose to squeeze the dollar. Everyone will be scrambling for the dollar to pay off their dollar denominated debt.. when QE was taking place the issuance of debt was out of control especially at these low interest rates.. I think the fed is doing the right thing by implementing QT.. let everyone run for the dollar..

Also, I think QT should be good for the stock market, if the dollar goes up in value the assets that are dollar denominated should go up in value since they are now essentially "worth more"

>>13331872
I'll do your mom

Pretty sure NMM is setting up for a ~20% climb...

>>13331845

SPY PUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>13331947

no. fuck off.

BAC already at 30

>>13331972
No u

>>13327231
Only thing more boring than playing golf is watching somebody else play golf. Jesus dude

>>13332052
>Only thing more boring than playing golf is watching somebody else play golf. Jesus dude
golf is fun. get out and enjoy some fresh air and a few beers once in awhile....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyfdHMG1CiU

You ever think about how the market is just this free tool that decides the value of companies for us? It's pretty amazing!

Can you think of anything else that cool?
Is there anyone else out there who does it for free?

Why does he do this?

>>13332110
what in the fuck are you talking about? The market is full of manipulative assholes on both a small scale and large scale. The true value between earnings is mostly unknown therefore stocks basically rubberband effect around the equilibrium price. The market is just full of followers.. thats all it is.. a big crowd of followers.

>>13332141
Musk has become aware of CLOWNWORLD causality and is trying to force his way into relevance within the clown context.

>>13329070
>the quality of discussion in these topics

lol

>>13331273
ya

OH FUCK
Any of you catch the Drumpf report with John Oliveman?

He reported on the shadiness surrounding OxyContin and the protests, also mentions it’s fda approval process being aggressive and fast.

I hadn’t put together that the protests could be spurring the selloff and might build momentum for dems to keep slamming healthcare.

I think we’re in for some real turbulence, biotech boys.

>>13332210
buy REPH and weed stocks
any other non-opiod painkiller stocks you can find

>>13332247
Not a bad idea.

REPH at $6 seems like such an obvious thing to buy, since it sounded like they were refused for no reason. But now that’s it’s run back up, I can’t justify sticking more money into the sector.

And I missed the obvious CGC when it was added to the S&P. Feels stupid.

Maybe I can get a little MJ, but I think I missed all my good thesises, and now just have to buy dips. MO still may have room.

I have the investor's version of writers block

>>13332340
Take a sip of water

>>13332340
Buy SPLV while you think

Damn, futures pumping WITHIN THE SAME HOUR as Friday. I looked at the spx and got deja vu. Once again I'm the only anon awake. Will it hold?

>outperforms the S&P 500

>>13332602
Dunno man, what happened Friday that you think might repeat? Disney rocket ship? Biotech bleed out?

>>13332602
I'm awake too. I've got a weird early morning through day sleep schedule right now.

Don't care about futures right now, the important thing is PM earnings calls.

>outperforms the S&P500

>>13332610
I keep forgetting my dang pics

I am super bearish for the next few years. One reason we shouldn't go down at least 20% overall?

>>13332615
>>13332610
GS earnings might be determinant.

>>13332610
It's still fucking going

So what is it you guys like about YVR? I've been looking in to it all weekend but would like to hear what you all think of the stock.

>>13332942
it moons frequently, thats literally it

>ABIL mooning already
STOPSTOPSTOPSTOP I STILL HAVEN'T SOLD MY OTHER SHIT YET

>>13332709
Free money

>>13333081
I'm selling at open
not gonna get trapped by them again

>>13333094
Where's all the Bearishness coming from what's going on?

>>13333101
I'm not bearish (yet)
ABIL is a 5M market cap Hebrew penny stock
If I can make a couple bucks on it and get out, I will
It's up like 8% premarket

overall things are looking bullish/neutral into C and GS calls (in 45 minutes, I think @8AM eastern time)

>>13333101
The only people who wake up this early are people who are about to lose thousands at 9:30 (ie: me)

>>13333112
>>13333112
Oh you're referring to a specific stock. I thought you were talking about market-wide it being a shoah

I'm strangling banks, am i retard?

>>13333101
Market always tanks 1000+ points when I go on vacation.

>>13332709
the fed won't allow it

>>13333287
Unless there is inflation. Seeing inflation is my sell-fucking-everything signal.

>>13333328
wait, when you see inflation you sell everything and hold cash?
interesting strategy

>>13333328
Wouldn't a 15 dollar minimum wage just push costs for every thing up? Except maybe stock prices.

>>13333328
Uncle Powell will immediately come back with his rape hikes.

>>13333352
obviously not cash. an inflation hedge like gold. sell-fucking-equities, bonds, derivatives-and-other-similar-financial-instruments does not sound as catchy

>>13333366
Which will make the market go down, which is why you sell before it goes down. Their main weapon is to print money. Inflation has to be controlled at all cost as it erodes that weapon in a positive feedback loop.The fed can take a soft hand now, but if inflation rises they take a scorched earth policy.

>>13333372
broad-market inflation pushes equities up too, with the same proportion as gold, etc.

targeted inflation like QE pushes up equities directly, sidestepping the rest of the economy.

they have enough levers to control (sort of) inflation and equities prices.
It will work until it doesn't :)
If you bet against them, the outcome will 99% be very painful and costly, or in <1% of cases make you lots of money

>>13333393
How can inflation be controlled without a response that lowers market prices more than inflation pushes them up? As I see it, inflation creeping up is the signal that "free money time" is coming to an end.

>>13333420
You have to think 2 steps ahead senpai.
If there is strong inflation, market big bois will assume Uncle Powell will hike rates.

>Disney owns Elsa franchise
>Spiderman and Elsa YouTube videos cause a normie uproar
>Mickey and Minnie characters featured in sexual videos related to Spiderman and Elsa.
>Disney purchases Marvel which includes Spiderman
>Disney+
Was this not an ingenious viral marketing campaign that will traumatize and trigger an entire generation into Disney worship for reasons they were too young to remember?

>>13333444
They have much bigger positions that are much harder to unwind. The fall won't happen all at once and they will probably see it first, you just need to see it before they finish selling. Being able to dump into a market that will absorb it is one of the few advantages a retail investor has.

>>13333363
Labor market would collapse. Companies are bloated and inefficient right now.

>>13333444
and because of the boomer death of the universe and the following deflation, that will never happen
golden bull for 2-3 years is plausible
Powell doesn't have the balls to hike rates (as shown with his 180 noscope on retail bears earlier this year)

>>13333464
Don't know if Disney was behind this, but I suspect all big companies have a black marketing budget for things like this where the effect is good but the blowback is not. If they don't, they really should. As much as I love the Boomer meme, I cannot ignore that MNST gains a lot by it existing among our demographic. Videogame SFM porn is coming out so quick now that I doubt its organic competition among artists.

>>13333420
>a response that lowers market prices more than inflation pushes them up

if you're just talking about QE and equity prices, sure, but then you say

>As I see it, inflation creeping up is the signal that "free money time" is coming to an end.

and it makes me think you mean 'bread and butter' inflation of consumer goods. So I'm not really picking up what you're putting down. Overall monetary supply in the economy isn't going parabolic. The several trillions of QE money are set and stagnant, IE not traditionally inflationary.

Everyone is watching the nips, they are the federal bank canary in the coal mine. They're also in a similar or advanced state of boomerpocalypse compared to the US, except with a healthier and more graceful population of elders.

>>13333489
Overwatch, for sure.

>>13333489
I will 100% guarantee you that the big political shitfest around every new Marvel and Starwars movie stems from a Disney guerilla marketing campaign, they've gotten pretty brilliant at it

>>13333496
>the nips

The nips are transitioning to full blown central bank fascism. The BOJ owns the majority of publically traded companies. They have no need to ever unwind again.

They have won the game.

We laugh at how natives sold millions of acres of land for seashells or beads, but we sell our productive property for imaginary numbers on a computer.

>>13326848
The way he drinks that water bottle makes me want to rip his lips off I'm seething

288 put expiring on the 22nd for SPY. Yay or nay?

>>13333464
Holy shit this true

>>13333496
>The several trillions of QE money are set and stagnant, IE not traditionally inflationary.
So you are suggesting a scenario in which rates and QE rise? I don't think the fed plays ball like that. The implications of inflation are terrifying and it has to be controlled come hell or high water.

best VIX ETF? was thinking TVIX

>>13333552
what they'll do is no significant rate changes, QE as necessary

If they talk about raising rates or QT, the market will throw a little tantrum and the fed will back off

no worries of significant inflation or deflation. if it happens, OK, but I don't see what the source would be to significantly and unexpectedly change the value of the dollar

>>13333563
more leverage means more decay
I don't have any specific care between the different VIX etfs, but for options you want the one with highest option volume

>>13333563

UVXY
SVXY

TVIX will rot your money away to nothing if the indexes are not moving downward consistently.

>>13333568
I'm not saying it will happen or happen. I am saying if inflation happens, I see it as a bigger deal than it will be portrayed as in public because of how I think the fed will respond.
Inflation -> sell, basically

Man I really hope the biotech bloodbath is over

>>13333570
>UVXY
literally the same charts as TVIX except the 52 week high/low ratio is lower
>SVXY
volatility will increase soon so this is bad rn

Alright let's go moment of truth. SPY puts!

>>13333596
You and me both my dude

I dont know if this is the right thread to ask but recently I have been asked to vote for something dealing with my mutual funds. Can someone redpill me on Victory Capital? Apparently Victory Capital will own "substantially all the assets related to AMCO’s business of providing investment advisory and investment management services to the Funds, including the books and records relating to the Funds and the investment performance of each Fund."

>>13333605
>>13333563
oh whoops its an etn, nvm

LPTX to the moon !!!

>>13333609
Worst part about the whole thing is that a position I dropped out of held strong and still hasn't given me an entry back into the market during the entire thing. Fuck this market

What should I buy this week? I'm afraid of buying during earnings because it's supposedly all priced in...
I'm thinking banks are a good bet. I already have $BK (Bank of NY Mellon) and $MSFT (earnings next week)
Thinking of picking up $BAC since $JPM did so well.

No meme stocks plz

>>13333660
DF
TLRY
/smg/ meme staples (LPTX, REFR, GALT)
Value stock ETFs, infrastructure and energy ETFs, dividend payer ETFs
Bonds
Weed
Guns (AOBC, etc.)

Futures are neon green. Buy everything.

>>13333612

Good job Robinhood

>>13333715
I dont get it

>>13333660
PLUG
OSTK(something fishy here with tZero May get a surprise squeeze)

>>13333726
It’s a glitch

>>13333728
I think Richard Hammond has a Subaru in that episode.

>>13333679
WTF literally all of these stocks are nose-diving. Fuck you man...

>>13333660
Yvr
Neon
Arql

pain incoming

I cant do any DD, buying first ticket posted

>>13333847
INTC

How do I get into algorithmic trading?

>>13333800
Gets confirms, blood red first day of earnings, buckle in folks!

Make my 100 call contracts on SQQQ look smart

>oh hey other than GE being down and also having a big glitch im doing ok!
>15 minutes later down on everything

YVR good entry point right now

>>13333874
wtf why did that pic get shoaed?

>>13333921
I missed it, what was it?

floor dropping off :X

I can smell the stress and anxiety, guys take it easy.

>>13333925
a retard attention whore

MRO to the fucking moon

NVTA is dropping pretty hard today. Load your bags up if you want in, lot of investor confidence in this one alone and I've been going up since I bought in at like 21 I believe.

Oh goddamn it I should’ve just amputated biotech and accepted the loss.

My spy puts are up 15 percent thanks gentlemen what time do I sell them and reliever my strike

What are some good ETFs that aren't just FAANG holders? I'm looking for one but most of them either can't match the returns that QQQ/SPY/DIA have or have crazy high fees or both.

So why is every single faggot selling?

YVR trading at 3 even

rh charging 3.15 to buy in

highway robbery

THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

>>13334132
I don't know people want more volatility. I got some this morning because like fuck it.

>>13334132
shhhhhhh let the bears short the bottom again

>>13334132
This drop is due to freeze in stock buybacks for earnings week anon. PPT will help us soon.

>>13334132
do you like my faggot memelines ?

>>13334132
if you dont know who's the sucker, then you're probably the sucker xD

>>13334213
>>13334224
>>13334237
>>13334240
>>13334242

Not worried. In all long positions. I just don't understand why the Jews woke up today and decide to ruin everyone's portfolio first thing Monday.

Wow that dude who put puts in for Lyft is about to make serious cash is it too late?

>>13334261
>I just don't understand why the Jews woke up today and decide to ruin everyone's portfolio first thing Monday.

That's just what they do.

>>13333795
You will never make it.

>>13333570
sold TSLA at a loss and made it all back with UVYX, thanks bro

>>13333795

t. doesn't understand the market is open every day monday through friday

>>13334296

No problem. My long positions are getting anally-blasted right now.

Fugging Aphria bringing down the entire dude weed today with their awful latin american snafu.

>>13334297
Except when it isn’t

Who let Bobo out of his cage?

>>13333933
More gets for crash, let’s go bears!

Just bought more LPTX, this better pay off

>>13334333
>-15%
Damn. Is now the time for buy dips?

If pendulum is here this morning, I'd just like to say thank you. If I remember right you're the one who brought SIML to my attention. Made like 8k.

>>13334366

Now is the time to protect your anus.

>>13334297
im having xmas flashbacks
we are in a confined space
they will dump their bags on us during the holidays
that is their joke
on our expense

>>13334379
Just pick up some protection like spy outs or uvxy pussy. Ima go get wasted.

all commodities red too, pm starting to nose

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zlot0i3Zykw

Fucking hell I'm losing all my gains today. Fuck everything.

>>13333333

>>13334379
I have no anus in cannabis, just Altria. Which I am finally green in.

Hey guys

making my once every few months visit.
Im the one who has told people when to buy and sell AMRS with almost a perfect track record, ive made 65k+ on it in the last 3 years.

Today they sorted some financial shit out, so im advising a STRONG buy on this now.

(heres a small current look)
https://alphastocknews.com/amyris-amrs-stock-buy-the-dip-thank-me-later/125/

I personally have been building a position and im about 36k in again for the long term.

Hope ya listen this time.

>>13334397

I don't use protection. Hence why I warned everyone to protect their anuses.

>>13334430
Already in since this morning. 9k myself, largest position ive ever had in any stock. CBD is gonna be big.

i have my entire life on the market, and it just FEELS like the peak

fuck man this is a hard fact to live with

>>13334430
>+20%
>dip
ill wait for another

>>13334430
Hey guys, I'm one of the guys who told you to buy Amazon in 1998. You should go all in on RSII.

>tfw I just realized 85% of my portfolio diversity is in LPTX and VSTM

Oh no no no...
I went overboard on DCA and now my moneypit is on fire.

>>13334455
>>13334465
for clarity, my expectations are for this stock to be at 10 dollars by this time next year.

As far as im concerned were currently in the middle of an enormous dip.

>>13334464
>it just FEELS like the peak
ironically bullish

Thoughts on ABIL?

Fear not, for stupid money will return to the markets now that the normies feel that "the market is back and it's safe to re-enter now."

When do I close my puts and where do I put the cash after?

>>13334553

>now
>up yer butt and around the corner

>>13334507
But doctor... I AM stupid money!

Seriously should I cut my losses now or is that for pussies. Jesus another 6+% loss on VSTM in one day is insane.

>>13334481
>85% of my portfolio diversity is in LPTX and VSTM
How is 85% of your diversity itself in two stocks? Are you having a stroke? Do you really mean that 85% of your port is two stocks?

>>13334599
No, it means my robinhood account is still mostly cash, and my only large equity positions are VSTM and LPTX, but it’s still >1 Yang

any of y’all millionaires from trading stocks?

>>13334631
Theres some high 100thousandaires in xaviers room

>>13334631

>>13334646
damn that’s cool

>>13334631

10% of the way there so far.

>>13334489
It's got a big nose and likes to clasp it's hands.

>>13334631
I'm only 995,003 away if that counts.

WHAT YOU JEW HERE TODAY SHEKELS IN ETERNITY!!!

CRUSH THOSE WHO WOULD DENY US GAINS!!!

>>13334654
Yeah come on in wherever, great place to learn and get lols
discord dot gg
/pxzVVD5

NIO is now a penny stock. :^)

>>13334714
What am I in for with this shit?
Discord, so I’m guessing trannies?

Reached bump limit make a thread name it
>/smg/ my edition

>>13334752
Bruh, "trannies" is un-pc. "Fucking faggots" is the preferred nomenclature.

>>13334769
I’m not talking about the guys who built the fucking gay bars here

>>13334714
thanks man

new bread when

>>13335179
I bake.