/biz/ - Business & Finance

First for anime is for autists

>>19558146
autist lives matter.

I remember when S&P 500 was 3200 ATH hehe...those were the days

GNUS worth investing into?

>>19558146
who is the stock market for

Should I swap MRO for USO?

Also how high can GUSH go? $75?

Oil bros, more like Oil Barrons.

>>19558189
lots of lesser men have been crushed by USO

why am i reading that oil price is going to dump monday instead of pumping with this "good" news??? fucking STOP

>>19558185
Anime autists

How is DAL for an investment right now? Good for a long hold or not?

>>19558123
Who's ready for oil to have steady pumps for the rest of the summer? Post positions bros

>>19558212
I sold mine yesterday. They're the only airline imo that might make it, but they will run out of their bailout "loan" in August if nothing changes financially

>>19558196
>tfw own a shit load of XOM, HAL, and RDSb

>>19558209
finally it is our time.

>>19558242
Rope dayis your day anime faggot

>>19558212
Keep it. Still a long ways to go till 58. They'll be ok. Hell air travel is picking up each week as more places open up (foreign and domestic)

>>19558214
I don’t own enough. I have a few others on the list. Thinking of dropping more money in on Monday. Dropped some in on Friday too. Been holding since negative WTI.

What’s up with digital turbine lads? I bought 20 shares in the $4range and it pumped up like a mofo this week. Should I buy more?

What do you guys think of REITs, any risk REIT investment in data center trusts or maybe prisons like CEO corp?

I'm looking for some dividend yield stock that has plenty of room to grow and is relatively small cap. I want to invest in it for the next 10 years and bank.

>>19558237
Yeah I'm thinking hold until August. I have half in DAL and I will try and buy HAL on Monday.

>>19558123
I have a feeling NKLA is going to open on Monday at 40+.

>>19558252
idk i've been hearing about that for the blacks for awhile and right now they're burning down the country sooo... good luck with that :^)

>>19558272
Check out SLB if you want a good 2x in the next 6 months. It won't moon, but it's a good 2x stock at current price

>>19558295
>10 years
How can anyone make bets this long on a single stock? Reasonable long term investments can only be index funds. DCA is also way easier with them because you know they will still be around in the future.

>>19558268
anyone who thinks they are riding DAL to 58 is destined for financial ruin.

who /low tier wagie trying to make it/ here?

>>19558314
You do understand though that you are a disgusting degenerate right? Literally no one on this earth will ever take anyone seriously who watches or enjoys anime.

lads...

i've been thinking. even though im making massive gains, im really getting the fomo bad. I just dont have enough money. I need a job or a business. but even then, thats just not the kind of numbers im after.

there must be some kind of way we can extract more money from boomers, need to harpoon a whale somehow.

Not selling my DAL till I see the value of my position hit 17,000. Not a penny less. Which at the rate it's climbing won't be long.

>>19558334
Thank you Sir, I shall look tonight.
So damn sleepy today.

>>19558357
anime is popular now, cope harder.

>>19558359
Marry a rich milf

>>19558383
>popular culture

lmfao, don't kid yourself. Just because your basement dwelling ass surrounds yourself with anime at all times does not mean society as a whole has adopted even that level of degeneracy.

now that I'm on meds again my psychiatrist asks me if I feel any more or less happy and I don't have the heart to tell her that I only feel more happy when I can trade stocks compared to playing video games as what I originally mentioned being my biggest interest

IM SO FUCKING BORED ON WEEKENDS I ACTUALLY LOOK FORWARD TO THE WEEKDAYS NOW

>>19558418
you should try digital poker

>>19558418
Are you me?
There is even more thrill then gambling and I spent lots of time researching black jack to roulette. The odds are better if you are a news junkie.

me and all of my friends are making so much money bros

>>19558184
If you like catching falling knives sure

>>19558341
I feel what you're saying. I don't mean that I wouldn't make it diverse throughout time. But investing in vanguard REIT is too safe for me.

I already know what it is like to be dirt poor, I don't mind gambling my future.

If I knew just how strong REITs like DLR would be, I would have been balls deep, I'm looking for the next big thing.

BP or RDS?

>>19558214
>only own two shares of chevron
I’m glad those are doing pretty well but I kind of hope for a mini dump on Monday so I can grab a lot more for less.
>>19558352
We must use the suffering as fuel lad.

Guys I need the most safe, long term holds constantly shilled here

So far, I'm planning to get some NVDA, RDS.B. Maybe DAL, JNJ, FSLY

Anything else with high upsides? Really don't want anything like AMZN or MSFT with only +10% a year left

Im livin dopeboys dreams
a couple mg more and I get off the streets
I got plenty of hoes I drive fancy cars Im a movie star

>>19558462
CAKE PLAY SPG PK

Anyone MFA here? I’m thinking of dropping stacks into this next week

>>19558392
ive never really been good with women :(

i dont know how the fuck im going to raise money. all the good ways are illegal

What's the best ticker out there for playing options on crude? GUSH/UCO?

>>19558405
kek, I dunno anime as a whole is a hell of a lot tamer than some of the shit you see in society at large now.. I mean you got people who're doing the gender swapping thing, people with tats all over, piercings in god knows where, druggies walking around, yeah.. face it, society at large is just fucked.

>>19558488
Buy /CL futures

>>19558484
Eh, not unless it goes down again

>>19558482
Are any of those even good long? PLAY seems like a lost cause

I'm still in bull mode but the amount of bull cockyness not just here but all over the internet and news is scaring the hell out of me. Very bearish, going to ride out my positions for another month or two and switch to bear positions

>>19558462
Individual stocks cannot be safe long term holds. You might have the next Yahoo or Kodak on your hands. Buy an index fund.

>>19558488
buy wti futures

>>19558501
Basic manners and common sense is a forgotten thing to.

>>19558517
>>19558482
PLAY seems kinda risky desu with another rona wave coming and some opening slowly/no employ emend/income

>>19558482
It’s still a 3.5x back to Febs top though. It’s been consistently trading at ~$7 for 5 years

>>19558405
it's just funny how mad you are about anime for some reason. like you got beat up by a bunch of naruto cosplayers when in middle school or something lol

>>19558567
I just want you to understand that you, and other anime faggots, are the dredges of society and that your behavior is in no way normal.

>>19558531
I'm already in index funds, I want to get some stock as well to add some risk, things I'd trade every now and again

pipeline plays have plateaued I think, my income from here on is going into oil directly

>>19558457
So am I. I own more than 50 shares of Halliburton and the biggest player in oil, Schlumberger, but I want to double down

>>19558146
First for shit eating newfags like you need to fuck off back to /r/eddit

ITT r*ddit poorfags who can't fathom the power of PLAY over the next 2 weeks

>>19558577
that's not true at all. im college educated with a stable compsci job and pay my taxes. what do you do? you probably still live in your parents basement kek

SPY projections?

I think we drop back to 316/315 ish before plowing higher.

>>19558612
I'll buy some PLAY for myself in my RH account that I don't care about

>>19558622
Agree, I see a 311-316 pullback this week then shooting higher afterwards.

>>19558196
Am I an oil barron? MRO, SSL, and OKE?

>>19558593
Nah. Most are still well discounted compared to before the crash. I went long on TRP at $40.

>>19558689
>retail stocks
no

>>19558482
>>19558517
>>19558557
>>19558646
Had my eye on PLAY but they have earnings next week could moon or plummet and too much of a risk for me

Will pick some up is it dips or stays stable, also looking at RUTH.

Did pick up some DENN on friday close though as it dipped to a crab for the day after opening higher.

>>19558689
Very much.
>Russian have biggest oil spill ever.
Well I guess production there is shutdown for a while.

I want to invest my money to have more money in the future

Any recommendations?

>>19558742
Define your risk tolerance and time horizon although probably just buying an index fund or holding SPY will do better.

>>19558742
50% tqq 50% spy

Worth keeping an eye on this wednesday, used car sales have gone up during the lockdown what with multiple factories shutting down. And if we end up in a recession, it’s likely to continue doing well even long term.

>>19558184
It's too late. Come to the party early or don't come at all. Not every trade or investment will be a winner. Sometimes we have to decide if we want to cut our losses or hold bags, but the FOMO is avoidable.
Don't touch GNUS. I bought and sold it May 9th (pretty sure, may have been May 7th). Obviously I was tempted to jump back in when it mooned the other day, but you know what would have happened had I done so.
There will be other opportunities; you will get in at the right time and realize a nice profit. But this ain't the one, fren.

Again does anyone here have the old dividend calendar anons used to post here on how to make money and be profitable on a yearly basis?
Like why is it so hard for someone to just be nice and give info to an anon asking for some help wtf is wrong with people?

>>19558727
That moment when lack of russian safety standards saves my gains.

>>19558742
It sounds like you don’t have very much money, so the only way you’ll make it is by YOLOing on some options

>>19558833
https://twitter.com/eWhispers

How are people feeling about IVR? Bought a handful of it yesterday, fingers crossed for some real moves

oil gaps open 45 tomorrow and ends 55-60 on friday

Buhuhuhu George Floyd.
How come not 1 PERSON talks about Dennis Vinyard?
This is a fucking clown society
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vU9mI4fkiDo

>>19558939
I scooped some up last week and early this week for the dividend meme and the stock being cheap as shit, wasn't expecting the rocket ship but I'll take it wish I bought more.

>>19558202
bears coping.

Production cut = bullish. Don't let the FUD get you man

>>19558717
>thinking SSL is retail

MRO is retial, SSL is a hidden gem. No one knew about SSL until I shilled it on here. Even then, this shrimp farming forum doesn't constitute a large group of people to make a certain stock "retail' all of a sudden,

>>19558809
Rhymes with Zoom, should be an easy 50b market cap.

>>19558856
Appreciate that mate thank you but this is the earnings calendar a while back some anon made a calendar of dividend stocks that used to show when ex div date was and when to enter exit the stock for solid dividend gains.
But thank you

Reminder to be out of REITs before the end of July and out of airlines by the end of September

>>19559140

>>19559141
September I understand as the revenue low of airlines.
But why July - REIT's? Because of college?

>>19558742
I'm thinking EWY. Korea hasn't taken the large impact that most nations have, even JP is fairing tangibly worse. Perhaps more importantly is that EWY is most heavily invested in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, which both produce a diverse portfolio of products. They've also got their automotive sector with Kia and Hyundai. If you consider the recovery in tech equities I think that Samsung, LG, SK Hynix will all fair well. Another consideration is the siphoning of liquidity from distressed nations into less-impacted nations and, being that SK is among the most recovered I believe that in the short run that means new ATH for prospectors reliant on such statistics.

There is some degree of fragility, though. If their economy is seized either from a global depression in spending, then they're liable to suffer being a major exporter. Another consideration is second-wave metrics forcing prolonged lockdown due to immunity issues and depressing production and thus GDP alongside it. Trade war between US and china could hypothetically spring in either direction, SK being used as a means to shelter from tariffs, CN exports being forced out, or US imports advancing. Other considerations would be monetary policies implemented by US/CN to SK pairs, due to their net-export economy, as it stands the Won is strengthening as the DXY declines (with the Yuan as well).

In any case I'm reticent to hold to the next earnings season. I suspect there will be a great deal of volatility as there are undoubtedly going to be substantial distortions in all the numbers that aren't wholly reflective of the big picture. I don't know where the major industrials represented in EWY will place in that, with auto sales most likely being depressed, and the likelyhood of monetary velocity declining alongside unemployment in the US. But with CN, at least indicating strong recovery, being the largest importer of SK goods, perhaps it will be well insulated comparatively.

>>19559016
that's racist anon. also racist: black on black crime statistics. remember: all lives don't matter: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/05/jeff-bezos-amazon-customer-angry-over-black-lives-matter-message.html

>Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos on Friday expressed support for the Black Lives Matter movement by posting an email exchange with an upset customer.
>In an Instagram post, Bezos posted a screenshot of an email from a customer who said it was “disturbing” and “offensive” that Amazon posted a message on its website in solidarity with the movement. The customer, whose name was blurred, wrote “ALL LIVES MATTER!”
>Critics of the Black Lives Matter movement often seek to counter the phrase by saying “all lives matter” or “blue lives matter,” referencing fallen police officers.

>“I have to disagree with you,” Bezos replied.

>>19559290
>even more racist is that blacks kill more cops every year than cops kill blacks.
spiced it up for ya.
ah Jeffrey.
Virtue signaling at its finest.

>>19558486
In that case invest in kneepads. There's a lot of very rich gay boomers who would like a piece of your ass.

Found a 3x potential. Need input.

2PAL (Palladium price....2x)

Good buy?

>>19559016
>>19559290
>>19559369

let's go back to /pol/ now. hopefully all this hshit gives me an aneurysm.

>>19559430
What reason is there for it to 3x?

>>19559290
Based Bezos and Amazon. They hate niggers but they are just playing it smart.

Feeding media bullshit when they fired an uppity "not smart or articulate" nigger trying to stage amazon walkouts like a month ago.

You can say a thing, but not do it. As long as you say it you're good.

>>19559434
Found the nigger

>>19559140
This >>19559160 is payout dates rather than ex dates. It won't serve you as a scalping cheat sheet.

>>19559108
holding ssl call

People betting on HTZ are so fucking stupid but I’m feeling bullish after my GNUS pump and might just join the run. Easily the next GNUS until people realize the stock is worthless and it falls under $0.50.

>>19558405
I fell for the IVR meme

What the hell, my brother is at DC right now joining the BLM protest. What stocks should I buy this Monday?

>>19559655
Tomorrow and Monday are going to decide whether I wait a little longer or get rid of that shit and dump it into some meme penny stock that will soar for no reason.

>>19558719
Play will 100% dump simply because they weren't able to be opened at all during corona. Unlike other companies that could still sell stuff online or do curbside.

>>19558359
Mo money mo problems, happening in real time.

HTZ - hell I'm staying away from that mess. Just one quick notice saying bankruptcy is completed and wham there goes your wad. No warning no nothing just poof, gone. LK is a prime example. Fraud case but still, one day the shares were trading, the next, wham, your wad is gone.

>>19558237
>They're the only airline imo that might make it,
Wrong.

>>19559659
I'm really disappointed that I know what show that image is from

so can i get your opinions on the current situation ? puts at the lowest levels, all the normies making a shitload of money buying calls on everything, we are almost ATH prior corona, while the virus is still here, and everybody is still bullish ?

t. holding ZM puts and will be buying TQQQ puts out July this week

>>19559160
>BLACK OWNED
no thanks

>>19559630
>tfw holding 30

>>19559638
>>19559772
people betting on HTZ makes me confident we're in the euphoria stage of a bubble

who LATM here?

EPD for long term hodling and divvy's, yay or nay?

>>19559495
Palladium, precious metal

1) Continously up trending for 3+years
2) Economy opening back up
3) It's still at March lows
4) New Auto Sales are where this precious metal's price increases (car sales slowly picking back up, but could see agressive up trend as jobs report shows economy back up and running)
5) If there's major inflation in the future, it should raise the price of palladium even more. *In theory*

Seeing potential for 3x for those reasons.

PALL is another option, but only 2x potential there.

how long can the market keep the momentum?
will it crash at the first sign of slowing down, when everyone wants to out their winnings?

>>19560058
*take out

kek, people thought me mad when I bought GE in 2018. They thought me mad still when I bought more this year during the low thanks to our virus friend. But who's mad now? The stock has rallied a fair bit since the low with very little to stop it from gaining more. Still a ways to go till we get back to the highs so still ample gains to be had you know.

>>19560058
im literally thinking the same, we are at opium levels of optimism and greed

>>19560058
They'll be another dip soon, institutions will want to shake retail out of their positions to get back in/readjust at a decent price

tqqq puts for july or august ? how deep otm?

>>19560000
nice quads
It feels very euphoric in some ways
In other ways, you have everyone in the country complaining about how everything sucks and how it's the end of the world.


strange and powerful divergences

>>19558184
GNU social?

kek

There are Black People who we should LOVE, and there are NIGGERS!

>>19558418
Make a stock market simulator game.

LBJ Where my mexican chads at? +113% this month poppin bands here

>>19560058
There will be some negative days; however for the most part, stocks will go up.

Why?

1)Inflation is taking effect
2)Low debt by companies
3)Sales are picking back up
4)Federal Reserve still has your back
5)Election Season (Trump won't allow stocks to fall)
6)Stimulus measures still in play

Still bullish until September (Have to see how this virus will mutate)

Also, fuck Warren Buffet, fuck Niggers. HAIL TRUMP!!!

>>19560043
If you're going to argue for industrial metals I think silver would be a better option. It's far more used, albeit less rare. Due to its rarity it's also a very probable inflationary hedge against palladium. I personally don't see a great deal of recovery in automotive, either, especially new production. Ally recently released some stats exposing forbearance and deferral requests, something like 25% of their loans. Perhaps more important to consider is the depressed demand we'll be seeing as the damage precipitates tangible declines.

Also consider the impact of Hertz - some 100k of their vehicles are purchased through manufacturers under a repurchase agreement. That would cause a tangible flood of assets onto the market making used vehicles even more competitive.

https://wolfstreet.com/2020/05/24/hertz-bankruptcy-threatens-to-make-mess-in-the-used-vehicle-market-with-burst-of-pent-up-supply/
https://wolfstreet.com/2020/05/20/used-vehicle-market-begins-to-unfreeze-pent-up-supply-looms/

>>19559655
Lol i will make thousand well you make pennys

>>19560041
EPD good. Just watch for oil price volatility in the near future!

>>19558123
As a low level pleb with $500 bucks, is my best bet to just nickel and dime my way up to the thousands via quick trades while investing additional income as I can until I can actually put in for a good position to hold?

>>19560307
What's the strategy?

>>19559630
>>19559941
SSL $25 EOY. Wait till opening of Lake Charles Plant. If you see 2015-2018 years, shit years because of shitty CEO who took on projects out of SSL’s realm. We got a new CEO in 2019 and New management, things are looking good for SSL in long term. Definitely a hold

>>19560359
buy shitloads of OTM calls for pennies and hope it moons.

>>19560351
No buy good stocks and hold, get a real job so you can invest.

Did I make it yet?

>>19560303
Precious metals as a whole should see an uptrend.

The massive supply of auto's available is priced in. Which is why stocks are up and palladium is still behind. I want to be there BEFORE the situation resolves itself, either by the economy opening up or by Trump doing something about the massive supply (just like what he did with the oil supply situation).

>>19560351
Find a way to make more money and then invest. I'm a wagie, but I managed to dump $2500 into the market when it was low. I know that's not much in the grand scheme of things, but any little bit helps

Lots of cars going broom broom, there was even a cars and coffee meeti this morning. XOM, CVX, CPE, SSL take me to the mooooooon

>>19560368
i sold $7.5 06/19 calls on SSL on friday because i wanted to realize some gains, will probably buy more on monday, looking at $12.5 07/17 calls but maybe i should buy farther out ?

>>19560351
If I put $500 in Apple in 2001 when I graduated high school, I could buy a house and car now that I'm 36. I actually had $5k at least back then. That would be over $1m easily. Just pick a good company and be 20 years patient. You will fucking love yourself in 20 years.

Why is blacks dying bullish for the market apparently?

>>19560443
I can put atleast $1,000 a month but I want quick returns on somethings even if they are tight margins. Is that not the way?

Thoughts on HAL?

>>19558295
I'm looking at LTC as my long term reit buy. Senior housing is going to grow with all the aging boomers. Wouldn't go into prisons myself, we could see a sea change with all the BLM stuff going down. Every other country is closing prisons, can our corruption last that much longer?

>>19560534
Pic related

>>19560524
So I shouldn’t be investing in the big companies that are already doing well I need to find the next company with as much potential as Apple has?

>>19559585
if i was and wanted to die, i'd just approach a police officer and offer him a high five

Could anyone recommend a good place to learn about options trading? I've watched a few videos and have a basic idea of how they work, but I still don't get the more detailed stuff,

>>19560292
mfw all the market stimulus makes it more profitable for suffering businesses to just close up shop and invest in a passive fund

>>19560292
>1)Inflation is taking effect
The only things currently inflating are equities, M3, and debt. There has been record deflation.
>2)Low debt by companies
Top fucking kek
>4)Federal Reserve still has your back
No it has the corps back, which should SHOULD benefit shareholders
>5)Election Season (Trump won't allow stocks to fall)
PPP affect on BLS numbers and capitalization on the apparent gains are the full extent of this. Solvency is the issue in the mind of anyone with a cool head.
>6)Stimulus measures still in play
We need to watch out for September
Know the game you're playing senpai. You don't need to be smart, but at least be informed.

>>19560406
Making 15 grand in a week is good, but you haven't made it yet.

>>19558185
neets

>>19560623
should probably start with all the shit listed in OP
>>19558123
10/10 would recommend simulation trading until you're actually profiting. I know it's tempting to put cash in, but everything is hitting all time highs now anyways. so wait for a big dip, and in the mean time practice here.

https://ninjatrader.com/LP/Adword/TradingSoftware_1?utm_source=google&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6oS9voPu6QIV8wiICR3skgjoEAAYASAAEgI2w_D_BwE

>>19560679
I wish i could delete this. sorry.

>>19560623

Khan academy has good shit on it.
even if you don't use robinhood, this nigger explains it really well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD7sw0bf1ms

Should I sell my nasdaq shares to buy more spy ? SPY is outperforming hard.

>>19560583
Admittedly Apple had fucking shit product back then. The iPod was their saving grace, and I wish I saw that as an investment opportunity. Look around you, see what people have ingrained in their culture and lives and buy a piece. Will Apple grow more in 20 years? Visa? Banks? Utilities? Look through the dividend aristocrats and let that guide you. Getting rich quick is a fun idea but doesn't happen often. But when you're 35 and have a million bux and $50k+ in yearly dividends will you regret not buying unproven stock just at the chance of getting there 10 years sooner? Don't follow the biz hype, they're mostly all you - poor wagies with no vision beyond next month and none of them come here to show their huge gains because they don't have any. Plenty come to bitch about how they lost everything.

I make shit. I'm also 37. But I've got a few things going in my favor. No debt. Just a house payment. That's the biggie. keep the debt monkey off your back. No ex-wives to support. (I'd highly advise not falling into the kiddie trap if at all possible unless your damn sure you want them). Saving a fat wad early in life is a good idea as well. If that means renting a place with a few friends in your 20s to save some green then you do it. (I did). Taking advantage of opportunities is another thing. Housing market shit. Houses were being given away. Home owners blotched the basement reno, price further knocked down. Enter you with your fat wad. Low as shit mortgage payment is the result. Housing market rebounds, meanwhile there you sit still paying your low ass mortgage payment laughing while your home's value goes up and up.

>>19558418
>IM SO FUCKING BORED ON WEEKENDS
Same here.
Now I mostly spend the weekends researching the stocks I'm gonna trade throughout the week.

Bros how do I meet a cute girl my age with mild to moderate urinary urge incontinence and (educated) conservative tendencies who will be a lover, friend and business partner and not make me want to stab myself through the ear whenever she talks and who wants two kids

>>19560655
My point is: down for the week, due to overreaction on positive jobs report. Positive for the next 2-3 months.

Because the FED and Trump intervened so early makes me comfy anon. Negative news will be reacted swiftly by our Lord and savior Donald J. Trump.

>>19560583
you should study how price moves in markets and why, look for patterns that repeat themselves often and take advantage of them for profit. some people are just looking for a relatively safe place to put their money for decades, some people are gambling on moon missions that can 10x their money but will 9 times out of 10 make them lose half, and some people are just trying to make a couple hundred bucks a day consistently so they don't have to work a day job. depends what you want to do. the more education you can get and the more testing you can do, the better. nothing is guaranteed. honestly a lot of the best setups have nothing to do with math and everything to do with human psychology or figuring out patterns in the algos the tutes use so you can ride their waves, algos which themselves are built to work on ideas of human psychology even if they're bots. they read headlines and buy based on how they expect humans would react to the news for example.

>>19560524
ITS JUST THAT EASY! jesus christ i hope you guys don't listen to anons like this.

Streaming is the big thing. Everything is going to that. Netflix started the trend but only recently has it picked up speed. Movie theaters/physical media will be a thing of the past soon. So investing in media companies that offer ass loads of content but also have other revenue streams is a pretty safe play. ex: T,DIS,Comcast. Why those three? Wide moats in other areas, ass loads of content already. Creating content costs loads. Pulling content outta vaults you own costs nothing.

>>19560524
Literally the only company that I even remotely like are biotech, and only because I'm in the field and the specific tech they use is extremely cool (i.e. not because I think they're worth anything as a business). Maybe that was a great plan 20 years ago, but what is there now? Memes, scams, china and overbough big criminal conglomerates.

Also my portfolio was up like 4% yesterday at close and now it says it's up 6%, did etrade just now add after hours data/trading or just add it to my account, or did the market really moon 2% in the last 1 minute before close or something and I just didn't notice?

>>19560351
/ptg/ was made for people like you. We're the darkside with tight margins inching our way up. pink slips, bb

>>19560863
>hope you guys don't listen to anons like this.
Which part of invest conservatively for 20 years has assblasted your retard brain?

>>19560874
as long Movie theaters have monopoly to be the first one to publish new movies they wont disappear. Also a cinema is a expierence by its own and far better than watching on a small screen at home with bad sound.

>>19560905
Shill us one (1) penny stock to maybe get Monday if it's down.

>>19560874
>Movie theaters/physical media will be a thing of the past soon
I agree, but I still want CNK to get back to January price before I exit with hopefully $5k profit.

>>19560908
the picking the next apple 20 years early part.

>>19560908
The part where you failed to instruct anons to buy high and sell low, and make bear calls on DIS

Hell I wish I jumped on Amazon in 2003. Could've bagged it for under 30 per share. So 5000/30 - 166 shares. Then sat on it. Today it'd be worth 398,400. So yeah sometimes all it takes is one stock and a bit of time.

>>19560874
What about the streaming wars? there's at least ten different streaming services I can think of.

>>19560953
Apple and Coke are a large part of my Roth IRA. I'm pretty comfortable with the idea that they'll continue to grow for the next 30 years. No need for angry boy squirming

>>19560874
im hesitant to invest in individual streaming companies. i think the industry itself is solid. but the individual companies arent.
the industry is continually fragmenting. everyone and their dog is creating a new service. look at how mainstream services there are: Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Prime Video. and then all the up-and-comers, like NBC-Universal and Apple TV+ and HBO Max. All these companies are refusing to sell content, and creating services just for original content. We're re-entering the landscape of TV channels.
And I think these companies are due for a correction because of that. Consumers aren't willing to pay for 5 subscriptions or 8 subscriptions or 10 subscriptions. Eventually these platforms will become so fragmented that the average consumer just learns to pirate shit. And I worry for streaming services when that happens.
That being said, I do think DIS is probably the safest choice. Its a shame I cant just invest in Disney+. I'd have to invest in all of DIS, a company whose futures I have doubts about

All in boys. Wish me luck.

Let’s fucking go.

Monday predictions, lads?

>>19560989
Then consider what people consume the service through. Tv's, snacks, houses/construction, air conditioning/utilities, clothing etc.

>>19561027
we surge upwards. euphoria isnt done with yet. i now realize i bought SPXS much too soon

>>19561027
Oil and energy my man. Don’t get left behind.

>>19560935
inuv next gnus

>>19558184

110% trash. Also it’s an actual literal company for fags. If that’s what you want to own part of go for it.

>>19561029
Im not sure i understand

>>19560553
HAL:

>>19560763
I met a cute girl who just turned 18 and I'm 26.

Don't think she'll be a long term hold, just a pump and dump before I get hurt, can't see her being loyal tbqh.

>>19558123
what is “crabbing“ as a verb? i see people use it seemingly in the same context of bear and bull but i haven’t figured out what it means yet.
it’s not in the stock market terms pastebin.

>>19560722
Would you rather be flipping burgers or digging ditches or swinging a hammer????

>>19561047
People won't buy all the streaming services, but they're going to watch the ones they paid for while drinking a coke or pepsi and paying for the electricity, so consider investing in those areas. I'm not some investment god, it just seems like a rational alternative

>>19560983
>Apple in 2001 was around $1.5/share
>it's now $331.5/share

so you're saying Apple is going to be worth $73040/share in 20 years? bold claim my friend.

I bought more DIS during the march/april slide cause to me it's a no brainier. I mean hell you were able to bag it for sub 80 if you were quick. The last time it was that low was in 2014. With streaming and everything else raking in the green the days of seeing that low price again are gone unless they close the parks if a 2nd wave happens.

>>19561106
What is Berkshire Hathaway.

Also, no, probably stock splits.

>>19561090
i’m dumping her hard you better sell now.

>>19561105
ahh I get it now
ty

>>19561106
without stock splits Coca Cola share is worth like 500k so thats not unreasonable

>>19558184
GNUS
It's worth a day trade or a swing trade but not a long investment is risky. It'll most likely run a second time this week due to them launching a digital service on June 15 but by June 11 or 12 you should have dump everything.

The stock ran 2,000% and pulled back. It had to happen because it was extremely overextended and overbought.

The pullback went as low as $4 and then started consolidating at $6. So anything below $6 and you're golden. Also Citron and Hindenburg have been attacking it for days and the price is not moving, which mean the stock is bullish as fuck. FOMO and Hype with their new hiring from Disney and Fox Kids will make the price go up and when the shorts get squeezed then it'll will gap up momentarily, so you have to be ready to sell either pre-market or when market opens.

cpe

Stock splits are a bygone thing anymore. Sad though. Just think 10 shares of KO would turn into 20 so you'd double your divvy payout and since the stock price would be cut in half for a short time you could buy even more cheaper till the demand pushed the stock back to the previous levels.

>>19561166
Perhaps only idiots from RH are buying

https://robintrack.net/symbol/GNUS?symbol=GNUS

>>19561168
I got $2k of them before the 60% pump, feel comfy

>>19561199
Dividend yields are not locked in. If you split the stock, the yield per stock will double.
Dividend investing has been a bygone thing since like 2000 yet there are still fossils that get suckered into it.

>>19561199
I don't believe that's how it works. I assume the dividend split proportional to the stock split.

>>19561092
When the market goes up and down and up and down a little bit, rather than straight up or straight down over a period.

>>19561230
God I am too tired. The yield would NOT change.

>>19561121
>>19561154
more power to you guys. maybe in a different time i might even agree with you. but considering how fucked up the world is currently, i have a hard time believing i can predict where things will end up 20 years from now and would much rather focus on gaining smaller gains over shorter periods of time with day and swing trading. i lack that kind of confidence even in the blue chips, but that's just my opinion. maybe that will change whenever we return to some kind of normal again when we aren't all worried about the end of the world or some shit. when there isn't a fucking global pandemic fucking everything up and riots in the streets, at the very least.

Thoughts on OKE anyone?

>>19561263
Depends on what you're buying into for, but CEQP might be more interesting.

>>19561250
Nah we'll be fine. But you shouldnt exclusively trade because youll end up 60 years old and no retirement nest egg. You need to accumulate holdings at some point

>>19558123
I have a way to reduce portfolio drawdown and consistently beat the market. How do I make a business out of this?

>>19561250
Fwiw some of the dividend aristocrats have been paying out for 70 years

>>19558123
>weekend air edition
Remember, health is so valuable

No Fap
No Booze
No Carbs (except Friday night pizza night)
No Milk (yogurtOK)

Spinach and deenz are your summer frens

Also, buy a shottie and a hand piece

>>19561348
You need a 3rd party auditer to monitor your performance for several quarters as a start. It isn't enough to based on historical data. You need an audit from start to finish. It is a step up from "Dude, trust me"

>>19561375
Just use the handpiece to kill yourself at that point .

>>19561241
ahh, so essentially moving sideways a la crab?

World War 3 will probably happen in the not so distant future.

Most of my money is in stocks but I get the feeling /pmg/ will have the last laugh.

>>19561377
Yeah well I'm not thinking of starting a hedge fund or anything. But at the same time I don't want to "sell a course". It's hard to get attention though I have to say.

Oi lads, what do you think of ADBE?
I looked over their data and it all seems quite good, but I rarely deal with their products. Anyone here have any hands on experience dealing with them?

>>19561436
>not holding RTX

Jokes on them, the government will seize their gold during a war.

>>19561352
dividends are my plan for when we reach some form of normalcy in the world (economy) again and i feel like there aren't going to be any more crazy bullshit going on. i also feel like divvys are more for when you have a shitload of capital, which i don't. im steadily making my way up there though. i only ever plan on trading $50k at a time for income, currently keep the rest in cash, but when things feel safer i'll likely keep moving profits into some of the good divvy stocks at the time for passive income, probably managing that on a monthly basis. i just don't trust shit right now long-term though, certainly not until this pandemic shit is over.

>>19561436
Buy LMT or NOC. Or LHX.

>>19561433
Look at the Dow, for example, for 2004-2006

>>19560655
>equities, M3, and debt
It will slowly leak out until further happening.
>There has been record deflation.
When? Where?

What’s biz’s take on NIO?

>>19561455
Outside of starting from a personal network of friends and family, it is how to "start a business" as either a hedge fund or mutual fund. The main practical difference is that hedge funds go through a lot of legal hoops to set up tax havens.

>>19561375
I did that vegetable soup that one cooking e-celeb put up where you chop up an onion and carrot and boil it for 30 minutes, add a rough-chopped tomato, then kale, then finish it with white balsamic vinegar and some frozen peas, and serve it with a spoonful of olive oil on top.
It's not bad if you get some Greek yogurt and stir agave syrup in.

>>19561521
Company existing based on the whims and mercy of the Chinese communist party. Its a gamble on them becoming profitable before the leaders lose fun playing with their toy.

>>19561290
For the midstream natural gas services for Bakken and permian. My only concern is that shale producers start going under how thats going to affect natural gas.

>>19561477
oh and again the main issue originally was the other anon talking about buying Apple in 2001:
>>19560524
>If I put $500 in Apple in 2001 when I graduated high school, I could buy a house and car now that I'm 36. I actually had $5k at least back then. That would be over $1m easily.

i don't believe in doing this sort of thing, but managing dividend investments for passive income over the course of months and years is perfectly reasonable. for me the plan is to make the much higher returns from actively day and swing trading but with $50k trades, while continually moving the profits over to the much safer long-term passive income dividend stocks (when things calm down in the world). that's WAY different than thinking you're capable of picking a $1 stock that will 300x your money in a couple decades, that's all im saying. for every AAPL there are hundreds if not thousands of failed companies that could have made it but didn't.

Odds UBER hits 40$ next monday? 50$ this summer?

>>19561474
All of my artist friends abhor Adobe because they swapped to a SaaS model instead of the buy it once model. This makes them far more money than they did in the past, but has garnered discontent among creators. That being said they have a very large economic moat as they are the most polished product for a large suite of design and image editing tools. I mean, what professional is going to use fucking GIMP?

Marine shipping potentials?

>>19561655
Thats what I thought. Thanks.

>>19561477
Well you don't gotta inject a shit load of capital all at once. It's more of a snowball deal. You get the ball rolling then buy more shares each month. Keep at it till you hit your desired payout amount. Then when the time comes for when you need it, flip off the drip switch. You'd get a self generating income stream from that point on that'd never fail and wouldn't involve you selling anything either. Now if you've got several divvy stocks your payout number can be split between them. Ideally you want your payout amount to be at least double your current yearly expenses to allow inflation. Note: you can subtract some expenses such as debt if you know you'd have it knocked out by retirement time.

>>19560776
>down for the week, due to overreaction on positive jobs report.
You mean last week? The "analysts" are bullish on the report.
>Positive for the next 2-3 months
Any forecast has the same value as flipping two coins right now.
>Because the FED and Trump intervened so early makes me comfy anon
Monetary and Fiscal policy having to take such quick and drastic measures should make you very uncomfortable if you're looking at equities through more traditional lenses like (forward) P/E, PEG, book value, etc. We might be entering a new paradigm, but how are we supposed to price an equity? Do we need to estimate total assets + available credit? Do we need to integrate projected total profits as a function of debt load with a solvency limit? Investing in a system that uses this kind of estimate is madness. We might make money in stocks, but I don't like it at all.

>>19561497
it's not record, i should clarify. It's been discussed before at length that we are currently deflationary as supply expansion does not necessarily mean inflation (in the very near term) because there is not enough money in circulation and dollars are (not sure about last two open days) still being hoarded. We don't know the rammifications of M3 expansion, as we haven't seen it play out from 2008. The FED is fighting a deflationary spiral because there aren't enough dollars circulating. If you're the anon in that discussion with the article where
>PQ=MV
>V proportional to Q by definition of transactions
>thf increasing M increases P because V -> Q
It's stupid to not realize that M can increase but V can decrease proportionally so much that P can still decrease. M2 is going to be very interesting over the next calendar year.

>>19558454
TQQQ:TMF, rebalance monthly. There, done. No need to follow the market, no need to research.
>B-but higher percent TQQQ or SOXL performed better in the last decade!!
Yes, but at the cost of higher drawdowns during downturns. Such a strat requires far more active management to prevent catastrophic loss during recessions.

>>19561016
Good luck anon

>>19561675
seems reasonable enough, more or less my plan since the dividends are more important than the stock price in this case (cheaper just means you can get more shares). like i said, that's the plan for when there is some sort of return to normalcy. luckily i got out relatively unscathed when the crash happened but i've been very hesitant to get back in, for better or worse, usually just trade 1000 shares of AMD at a time while keeping the rest in cash. gonna give it at least a year before reconsidering the long slow road for the majority of my capital, but that's just me.

>>19561475
I'll put it up my ass when they search my house

>>19561038
I have open uso ssl mfa ccl calls am i retarted?

>>19559160
>JPM
>black owned

>>19561771
>MFA

based

>>19561474
they have a monopoly on graphics, pretty much everything you see in media is made on adobe products

>>19561715
Will check it out brother, many thanks

>>19559601
is there some kind of special scalping strat with divvy stocks or something?

>>19561039
gnus is over. did u buy the top?
what's inuvo?

>>19560935

ZOM KTOV or SHIP
ZOM is about to come up with a diagnostic platform that diagnoses a bunch common diseases and ailments.
KTOV is going to cure cancer(they may have found a way to treat stage 3+ tumors), and if it doesn't at the very least it's going to moon during PR.
SHIP has high futures and was hit hard af by Rona and still hasnt recovered.

risk is yours. all of those have yet to moon.

>>19561659
looks like Dry bulk marine shipping stocks have been showing how the economy actually been, dead. This is something that has not been overvalued (?) yet that could get atleast 50% of precovid levels.

this is a signaporean marine shipping company, looks like it has great potential to reach pre covid levels

>>19561562

So this article isn’t good?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/investorplace.com/2020/06/nio-stock-2/amp/

>>19561436
>World War 3 will probably happen in the not so distant future.
Nope
More likely WW3 has been underway for many years, and is being fought on a scale that is invisible compared to bombs and tanks.
Disinformation campaigns, manipulation of public perception, cyber warfare, weaponized finance, etc.
The question is how much the Chinese, Russian, and US elites quarrel amongst themselves, and how much they collide to control and defraud the masses.

I would wager that the people who listen to /pol/, infowars, cable news, and the rest are all far from the reality of things.

>>19561578
I can see your point, but unless you're expecting only OKE to moon while CEQP doesn't, you could buy into both and put CEQP at a stop loss to dump the money into OKE.

>>19561488
okay so back and forth (side to side) like a crab? i’m just trying to figure out the reason it got the nickname crab lol.

>>19561942
I mean the article states
>"Nio’s first-quarter financial results paint a picture of a company in distress but starting to regain its footing."

For now they are a company dependent on the state and state companies. You might wanna nap 100 stocks and hope for the best. You might make 10k out of these 500 or.. 0.

>>19561679
>If you're the anon in that discussion with the article where
I'm not.
>supply expansion
It doesn't result in inflation as long as demand increases faster, yes. The demand isn't permanent though. It increases as long as everybody is searching for schekels to roll over and/or pay off their debt. When that first struggle for money results in default nontheless the money that the fed pumped into the market will flood everything as demand decreases. The fed would need to pull it out again but I don't that possible. Deflation before the inflation. The only thing you can hope for is low velo of money and that it is contained in the financial sector.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=td-v6vG2Xhs

>>19561952
Delet this.

What an absolute blessing of a dip...
Did any of you have the nuts to scoop up these blessed dips friday?

>>19562040
One of the best long term opportunities gifted on Friday.

How do you identify these stupidly buyable daily dumps?

>>19561913
PANL - US shipping company

GSL - UK container leasing company

GRIN - Singaporean shipping company

this and silver are gonna be my plays for the week. Keep an eye on the 10 year yield aswell, if it rises some more on monday itll richly green

>>19561655
that's what they used to say about blender and inkscape, but both are now used even in pro setups. Gimp has seen a few artists explore it and it only has about 5 missing features that tip people over, most notably being inability to properly handle vector stuff, which leads to things like text being bitmap'd after the first attempt at rendering it is finished, preventing retouching.

>>19561913
>how the economy actually been, dead
Confirmation bias?
>>19561659
>>19562064
>market caps less than 100M
Lmao

>>19562096
lets take a look at the baltic dry index
remember 42 million unemployed
jerome pumps every monday and friday

these ship leasing companies will get business at atleast 50% precovid levels, they have lots to catch up

Last week was my best week ever in gains...do I have to remind myself that it was a once in a lifetime kind of week? Because I remember the past 3 months was me going down 4% every week making wrong plays

>>19560707
I was holding TMX which tends to track pretty close with NASDAQ and ICE. I sold mine last week because I think it is stalling out while other things keep going up. Time will tell if I made the right choice.

I bought the dip on AMD. Lots of profit/growth ahead via new game consoles and expansion in other areas. Plus the cost per share is cheap as fuck considering your getting both a CPU and graphics company v.s forking out over 60 per just for intel alone never mind the cost of nvidia shares. Also this little thing; they'll always be in business. The Govt would never allow just one company to supply processors or graphics chips to consumers. Price fixing and all that.

>>19559910
Noice.

>>19558123
I HAVE A THOUSAND DOLLARS WHAT DO I BUY CALLS ON SINCE THIS MARKET MAKES ABSOLUTELY NO FUCKING SENSE

>>19561016
24K in OAS. You make me proud. Wish I had as much.

>>19562326
It's not a sexy fast mover stock but KO is very close to complete break out of the post corona drop consolidation range.

>>19562326
give it to me. that way, you'll still lose the $1k, but at least i'll have $1k more instead of the market taking it.

>>19562032
I don't doubt this pattern in the slightest. I think you're right on all counts, but the original post states that we are experiencing inflation which is not (yet) true. CPI, specifically, is currently stable and/or deflating - which probably attributable to oil tomfoolery and legislation more so than anything else. The odds of M3 leaking out and turning into inflation are high imo, but we haven't had time to see or measure it. I personally expect it, but we definitely need to be specific about t0, t1, and tn. Over time against durables and housing, CPI will probably inflate and hurt the most, especially in the context of near bankrupt municipalities and states who will need to raise taxes to balance their budgets and service their shiny new FED lifelines. Additionally, I would not advocate buying equities right now to hedge against inflation especially because we have already likely experienced huge inflation in the sector. Unless you know some good things that are still completely cheapies, the better move might be diverting those extra funds toward buying shit like shampoo and consumables that don't expire.

>>19559630
Is 22 dollar call exp June 19 a good call or should I put more time on it

>>19561016
absolute fucking MADMAN. I hope you did your research into this stock.

>>19562355
>Don't invest in equities, invest in shampoo!
You should tripfag so I can filter you

>>19561715
What do you mean rebalance? Really interested in doing this.

>>19562332
why the violent drop in 2014? From $60 to $12. Was never able to break $20 from there own out and declining. Trading at $2 pre corona levels. Why go all in?

>>19562326
SPY of course.

GNUS is definitely seeing a second run this week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bka1LUi_X-s

should i join the military for money? I'm not smart nor do i have any skills.

>>19562392
Look at a chart of WTI for your answers.

>>19561983
Yes

>>19562381
>Warren Buffet is old and stupid
>George Soros is out of touch
>Mark Cuban is a faggot retard shampoo shill
keep 'em rolling

>>19562355
>but the original post states that we are experiencing inflation w
This is probably the point where I should admit that your post was the first one I've read when I entered this thread. I'm not sure about the future timeline. I will put 10% into gold/silver miners as a hedge and continue trading biomemes with the rest. I'm also not quite sure if cpi is a objective metric because smth smth changing criteria and so on...
>>19562397
Is this Arnold?
Watching people age makes me sad

>>19562405
>only for money
pretty shitty reason to join imo. you'll be one of those guys who will count the days off his contract for sure. see if your area has amazon warhouse. its hard work but you don't need any resume to get in. it beats being contracted for 4/8 years in the military if the sole purpose is making money.

Where is the best resource to learn about all of this and get into it? UK if it’s relevant, sorry if you get the question a lot I just don’t know this boards memed responses yet.

>>19561561
Who the fuck boils an onion and carrot for fucking 30 minutes? Are you trying to completely eliminate everything good that's in there?

>>19562495
Read the OP.

>>19562405
If you get stationed abroad shit can be so cash I'd totally do it if I were American tbqh

GME reports earnings tuesday. Do I just load up on puts since earnings will be shit since online sales won't meet expectations?

>>19562499
t. man who’s never made soup before

>>19562456
I'm pretty sure you're right. The demand for dollars will likely loosen up and the dollars that are being hoarded everywhere including M2, will start competing for employment in one way shape or form.
>I'm also not quite sure if cpi is a objective metric
You're right to doubt. CPI is pretty horrible, but it should be good enough to track average pressures on consumers. Inflation is definitely sector specific, and it's definitely already slamming equities if we're looking at things from those old dusty measurements of value.

GME - How the hell are they still even around? They were circling the drain before the virus so I'd have thought the virus lockdowns would've finished them off.

>>19562405
military is a fun experience but if you're just in it for money then you probably shouldn't. That being said most of your bills are paid for and you get pretty good spending money.

i bet if you buy GTE now it'll be up over 100% in six months time

(they also produce helium the price of which is soaring, supply is massively short, GTE can potentially come into some windfalls of varius energy commodities in Colombia)

>>19562601
How many November calls do you have then?

Thinking of selling weekly puts on hertz and GameStop.

>>19562405

Yes. But be a man and stick it out and don’t let black people talk you into being a disability/welfare faggot.

>>19561715
long term treasuries are hosed. Do TQQQ:VIIX 85:15 instead

Estimates on how high RDSb and XOM is going Monday?

>>19562637
Gamestop is EZ money. Do it anon and show positions

>>19562568
I don't even thing so. Their biggest problem is that shitty set of debt convenants but they're in the process of getting rid off them. It's close but I think it will work out for them. Probably no bankrupcy soon. That's what the bond exchange offer is for. If you want a short squeeze gamble this is your best option.

if i could safely just put my money in etfs and feel comfortable that we wont see a correction for these high prices I would buy more shit even if my gain would be a measly 5% a year.

dumb leaf here, is questrade as bad as people say it is? I opened an account but haven't deposited anything yet, wondering if it's a bad choice

>>19562517
They already released preliminary. Not sure what you're expecting

>>19562698
It's not like you've got much choice, it's either questrade or interactive brokers. The latter is a bit cheaper, but has plenty of hidden costs and has a platform so bad it will only be able to anger you to no end. Pick your poison.

>>19562405
Join. buddy of mine went into the airforce. they paid for damn near everything. Unless you fuck up and go through a few wives or get some gambling addiction you'll be on easy street till your out or you stick it out for 20 years with a full retirement.

>>19562517
priced in. you're going to get iv crushed

>>19562760

>>19562760

>>19562760

NEW THREAD

NEW THREAD

NEW THREAD

>300+ posts
>0 posts from tripfags
Fucking based

>>19562390
Selling some of one asset class to buy the other asset class so your portfolio stays proportional. E.g. you buy $5000 of TQQQ & $5000 of TMF, market crashes, TQQQ shits the bed & TMF spikes, so your portfolio is now 75% TMF 25% TQQQ , you sell off TMF to buy enough TQQQ so you're back to 50:50. In effect, rebalancing an equity:bond portfolio forces you to sell high & buy low

>>19562666
I hope RDSb gives me something back for having faith.

I knew this would recover but got in just before another dip and been bagholding since, this week took me nice and green instead of bouncing around breakeven for a few weeks prior

I can take losses, but it's so frustrating to get into something you know will be good at the wrong point.

>>19562734
ok good to know i suppose, thanks

>>19562539
Boil vegetables for 30 minutes. American soup is born.

>>19562779
All of our retarded tripfags are at DC right now.