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NASDUMP is finished.

NASDAQ is our only hope for the American economy.

>>20687867
>Congrats little man. If only we could all be QQQ hot shots like you.

Me? I'm the little man?

First for the big brain nickel play.

dividends and dividends stocks are for clueless cucks.
doesn't even beat SPY. in any timeframe.
imagine that, holding riskier garbage than bluechips, for worse returns.
remind every dividend shill that they're a cuck, this includes rtx shills

>>20687907
>there's no afterhours fuckery on the TSE to fuck over whatever stop loss I may put.
Problem is RioCan also trades on NASDUMP
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/riocf

im thinking of ordering some chinese food

>>20687893
it's so funny watching /smg/ bicker about short-term movements when everyone is going to be a winner after a couple years of holding
assuming you didn't buy meme shit like GNUS or SOLO. You didn't, right?

TQQQ below 100 at Monday open?

Where are my SILJ chads at?

I have to go back to work in August and won't be able to day trade anymore. Got one week left to make some more big coin. Can we get some meme pumps?

That awkward moment when even having 25% XOM and 25% LMT in your portfolio still outperforms SPY by a hefty margin just because you have MSFT and CSCO in there as well (aka early 2000s QQQ) and it holds up all the way through the 2008 financial crisis, even better than 100% QQQ.

>>20688036
no

>>20687985
im not worried about OTC movement. Average volume is negligible compared to TSE.

>>20688050
Adding on, check out how stable this folio is through the .com bubble burst and the 2008 financial crisis.

People say diversifying is a meme but it's still okay to lean heavily into tech while also protecting yourself against downsides by going into tried-and-true defense ($LMT) and oil powerhouses ($XOM, no - not Enron).

Of course, this doesn't mean you should go into meme tech like Uber or Snap. This means you go into hardware ($AMD, $INTC, $TSM, $NVDA), infra ($MSFT, $CSCO, $V, $MA) and consumer focus ($AAPL, $AMZN).

>>20688027
Reporting in bro

WHY YES I DID BUY THE INTC DIP HOW CAN YOU TELL?

I bought lots of MSFT at 200. Long Term entry point obviously. Just glad it's past q2 earnings and will move with market now, plus a very solid long term chance play (5-10+ years)

At this point I think long-term trends are the best to trade around. As the short term is fubar predictable.

I think tech deserves the higher multiple given everything happening. The USA corona-virus cases are finally plateauing and deaths should follow.

Im not a fan of rotating into non-tech stocks even if we see a sudden impulse of demand post vaccine/ disease scare. In fact I see every drop as a chance to buy in more tech for the long haul.

Strategy now is just to accumulate tech and hold for 5+ years since I hit it big in coronavirus event. Now I focus on gradually reducing risk and go into the best long-term plays with as much odds on their side.

>>20688164
Nice pre-cope.

How dumb would it be to park $10,000 in IVR for 2-3 years? Do you think I would lose my money? Should I wait until defaults actually start happening (ie. September?)

>>20688164
Also have a feeling semis will be competitive with QQQ on returns through 2025.

Strongest favorites of mine, (aka meaningless)
Nvidia
Google
Microsoft

Of course highly valued right now. You have a few signposts ahead. There might be more rotation out to "value" (trash) on cure/vaccine/herd immunity hopes. There also might be simple valuation pullbacks as we saw last week.

I think the macro factors such as asset inflation are already affecting them in a predictive manner and via more people taking out leverage.

The thing is the macro factors should slowly push them higher and higher on a long term basis from here. Fed is pretty clear on not raising and continuing support. Election will be short term volatility but I think the massive stimulus a big D wins will only increase the multiple on such stocks and weaken the dollar.

In summary. I think the easiest and clearest play is to be a long-term investor in technology and playing for inflation/stimulus not ending.

>>20688249
are you just new or did you forget about 4 months ago

>>20688249
The only people who are coping who keep refraining from buying tech after 20 straight years of tech improving the general quality of human life. Not to mention, billions of people don't even have access to real proper tech on a regular level yet (India, China, Africa) and once those areas are expanded on - tech has nowhere to go but upwards.

Pic related: my sentiments on tech

>>20688249
It's not really pre-cope. Just explaining why I can continue to buy in at these valuations. I've been in tech since mid march and bought in increasingly high leverage through june via lots of calls.

At this point I'm more simple leverage and long-term. I don't think calls or non-long term plays in tech are great even if you have slight odds, but the long term dynamics will reward people in the high quality tech stocks especially if you have a high mix of semis.

People say the tech stocks are all good shit like Apple and Google but I took a look just now and I saw Chewy, Therealreal, Zoom and countless other garbage stocks no one needs.

For 1k what tech stocks do you recommend? TSM, NVDA, AMD, INTC?

As long as we are cherry picking, get rekt TQQQ/QQQ nerds. TSLA is the king of performance.

>>20688322
True I guess. I have some money in an India ETF and it’s been doing well

>>20688341
That's why you grab something like QQQ or TQQQ instead where it's heavily weighted towards solid stocks instead of dumpster fire like Uber or stuff with uncertain futures like Zoom.

>>20688398
>index
>cherry picking
epic

what happens wiith my stocks once i die? i dont have children so i assume my parents would inhert them? but they dont know i have stocks so how will they be transfered to my parents?

So how good of an idea would it be to cash out 70k and put it all in XRP

>>20688341
Soxx/QQQ and overweight the best with direct shares. Use the ETF to hedge against your own mistakes in picking.

>>20688449
Uncle sam gets them as stipulated in the terms of service.

>>20688359
of those 4 picks, TSM.
don't be baited by INTC's low PE ratios, its future prospects are absolute shit right now unless you want to gamble short-term on a deadcat bounce.
Their future prospects look very dim right now unless you have insider information that they're going to get help from a third-party (some analysts are even speculating that Intel could even start getting chips from TSM as ridiculous as that sounds) just so they can catch up and stop bleeding server market share to AMD.
expose yourself to other tech stocks like MFST or AAPL. Just focusing on manufacturers is not good because margins are smaller.

Imagine not being TSLA master race. No one here is that pathetic, r-right?

>>20688398
NASDAQ is a basket and you're comparing it to a single stock.

And you didn't even cherry pick the right stock, faggot.

2400 in free govt money round 2 happening soon. They'd be fools not to pass it. Like saying "please kick me from office" if they fail. Air travel will pickup again, yeah it'll take time, but if your patience holds strong you'll be rewarded. Just buy those with the strongest cash piles and wait. (DAL/LUV). I mean hell what else are you gonna be doing for the next 2 years other than the daily work/life grind.. Might as well kick your feet up and let your investments work while your dealing with the daily work bullshit. Course thanks to our virus friend a lot of people are getting to semi retire while still getting paid in full.

>>20687979
The real blackpill you're not ready for is that all stocks eventually become dividend stocks.

>>20688542
Yes. Republicans will absolutely lose the senate if they fail to pass a juicy stimulus.

Game theory wise they are also forced to spend because even if the hold back, Dems will 100% take over senate in 2021 and pass 15+++ trillion more stimulus.

How fucked is MRO now that shale is KAPUT.

>>20688551
it's about dividend chasing stocks, not shit like microsoft

>>20688398
>Cherrypicking the second most important index in the world which everyone and their mother has in their portfolio

>>20688594
Hell are natural gas stocks screwed too since shale is crucial for their gas sources?

>>20687507 #
>B-but ford beats it over the last month!
First you cry that the past decade is cherry picking, and now you're arguing that Ma Tech over a fucking two year period """"proves"""" it to be inferior? Nigger, get your shit together. TQQQ (QLD if you're a bitch) > 100% of boomervesting, & 99.97% of traders, if you can consistently best it (multi decade time frames) GREAT! Most can't, most won't

>>20688524
Pump it to 1550 this week faggot

>>20688528
>NASDAQ is a basket and you're comparing it to a single stock.
No shit.
>And you didn't even cherry pick the right stock, faggot.
>Comparing a literal who medium cap stock to mega cap stock.
Now you're really cherry picking. Why don't you find the penny stock that has moved 20000%?

>>20688542
Airline cucks are all down bigly unless you bought in at a tiny window in may, which I'm sure all you larpers did

>>20688594
just forget about oil stocks completely
please let this shit die already in smg

>>20688641
I was against TQQQ when all in on nvidia, because I though at $200 it was ridiculously undervalued.

At this point TQQQ is probably the best overall tech play if you understand the decay, drawdowns, and all risks properly. If you are going to sell, shake, and cry if it goes down to 80 then stay out. It's imo hard for most people to stomach such an instrument.

>>20688164
I bought MSFT at the first dip. Wish I had the capital to buy at 200 but I guess 205.94 isn’t a bad average. Really hoping for a pump on Monday, Friday was a really scary day overall.

Daily reminder XOM, LMT can carry its own weight in the non-tech world if you're too much of a pussy to go into TQQQ let alone QQQ because you somehow fear the world will fall apart.

>>20688623
>>20688446
Look at when I started that, it was just as TSLA started pumping again after doing nothing for six years. TSLA still beats QQQ and TQQQ long term but not by nearly as much.

>>20688686
I'm not expecting a pump. Would much rather see a floor at 200 hold up next week.

>>20688663
Because we're trying to look at performance over 10 years? There isn't a single penny stock that has performed over 20,000% in a 10 year span. My backtest goes back to 2010. Your backtest goes back to 2009. At least think before you start arguing, 3 digit faggot portfolio LARP.

>>20688723
>>20688663
goes back to 2019*
But you get my point. (Or you don't because you're a retard LARP)

Alright, what's the next stock to jump 1000000%? I have $0.01

>100% stonks
>0% cash
I bought every dip possible last week and I have no money left.
I'm pretty nervous about the Monday

>>20688749
Trade in that $.01 for a physical penny. When the monetary system collapses, that penny with be worth infinite dollars.

>>20688767
If you're going to be nervous about a weekend holding why the fuck are you even holding 100% stonks.. Let's hope you're holding at least some solid stuff.

>>20688767
oh fuck you might be down $50 for a while very tragic

Monday is going to be so fucking red. 3-4% at least.

>>20688767
Everything is risk vs return. The best you can do is look for the best edge in that equation you can.

Having any money in cash is opposite the above sentences. Yes, it might be best move. But the best move might be going to a casino and putting all your money on 23 at roulette if it hits.

Since you can't predict the future you just try to predict what is most likely. Hedging is worthless if the ROI is negative.

>>20688767
if you're already 0% cash then you have no reason to keep watching day-to-day movements except for meme gambling picks.
if they're all safe picks (dont forget your tech exposures) that will survive through corona, then just stop checking your portfolio for a few months or even a year

>>20687893
>annoying itchy penis shaft
Hate it. Maybe moisturize?

>>20688508
>don't be baited by INTC's low PE ratios
Yes this is why value is such a meme and P/E isn’t a reliable measure of valuation. High P/E often means the market “believes” in the future of a company, low P/E often means the market sees a company with little to no future.

The market was right about INTC and ViacomCBS. Looks like it was right about AMD and NVDA too, not that they won’t pull back.

>>20688767
What do you think her pantsu taste like?

>>20688767
Whats happening on monday?
>>20688668
Will oil really die though I imagine its not going to grow as much plus will they shift to different sources of energy in the future?

https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1287135539414609923

Know anyone like this, /smg/? I seriously hope this isn't you and you're all experienced with investing and/or trading.

>>20688341
Chewy isn't part of QQQ, Zoom is less than half a percent of QQQ. QQQ's biggest short fall is no TSM (not listed on the NQ)

>>20688864
what we know so far
Phase 3 trials start for some vaccines
Some earnings reports
People have 2-3 days to think about what they want to do in the market.

Monday will be green. And you shall all flourish.

>>20688864
Oil won't die. The only people who think it will are eco nutters who have no fucking idea.

>>20688723
>Because we're trying to look at performance over 10 years?
What? I specifically picked a short backtest to show the recent move. You didn't reply to my other backtest before shitting yourself, I can't go back to 2010 because some of the stocks didn't exist then, retard.
>There isn't a single penny stock that has performed over 20,000% in a 10 year span
Yes there is but they're no longer penny stocks. Literally just Google it and you'll see stocks that have moved 100,000%.
>At least think before you start arguing
You started this shit, retard. Do you have a point or are you just mad because TSLA did better than your meme ETFs? LMAO

we are unironically going back to 2800, btw Alphabet's logo is the most unimaginative shit out there

DAX will be deep red with a manufactured "second wave" all over the news. Make money off of that.

>>20688767
0% cash here as well. The dollar is literally melting away, so I might as well buy stocks.

>>20688873
Feds are about to be exposed

>>20688668
fuck off fag

The odds of new USA stimulus being under 1.5 trillion?

The odds of it passing this week?

It's gonna be a pork filled fuckfest bloating that shit up to kingdom come and a 3 day late passing.

If I wanted to buy a large amount of stocks (1000+ shares or greater), is it better to set a limit buy for or it or should you just market buy?

>>20688899
Oil doesn't need to die, it just needs to underperform compared to tech.
Even if the energy sector performs well and has rock solid fundamentals, if investors don't see long term growth they won't buy it.

>>20688995
buy in smaller chunks imo

>>20688985
you retarded oil fags missed out on wti futures going +400% from lowest, bought tankers and oil stocks instead that did fuck all but drop even more, then you continue to shill this garbage so others can get fooled
you fuck off retard

tfw 80% of the sectors and ideas you want to invest in don't exist.

>>20688873
Unlike dumb boomers, we have the tech literacy to buy good picks instead of stupid shit like Shopify, Zoom, etc.
Even Intel is a better pick than those garbage because at least Intel still does have some momentum and it really just needs to get its shit together (BUT IT CONTINUES NOT TO GET ITS SHIT TOGETHER AFTER TWO FUCKING YEARS).
Like the last resort is if it just relies on TSM for chips, suddenly they're back on a stalemate with AMD instead of a losing battle. I think it's just stubborn pricde with intel, they've been complacement for too fucking long and they don't know how to adapt even if it's so fucking obvious.

That said, TSM won't easily agree to supplying chips to Intel if they can't guarantee a long-term deal, not just a patchwork deal until Intel gets its own fab caught up. Expanding capacity ain't cheap after all. There's huge speculation potential between Intel and whatever third-party company they end up choosing to collaborate with.

i mean intel wouldn't be retarded enough to just keep bruteforcing through their issues alone and potentially hit even more delay, right? Heck if it drops another 10% or 20% even I might be tempted enough to gamble into Intel no matter how backwards I think they are **currently**.

did you guys see the switcheroo with intel and andvanced micro devices?
im mostly just butthurt venting; i was waiting for amd to lower because it was bouncing a bit.

>>20688919
Unironically buying vertex and leaving it alone for like 3 years. I worked at a company just like it and they went from 15 to over 100 in a few years

>>20688919
Does it really matter when most people don’t know Alphabet even exists?

>>20689006
Look blockbuster is a great value..

>>20688919
Anyone else buying AMD puts after it shot up 15%? No matter how good AMD's earnings are, it's gonna be MSFT/TSM all over again, and everyone is gonna sell the news. I'm feeling at least a short term drop of 5-7 points.

>>20688992
>calling relief bill a stimulus bill
This is bullshit.
>it’s gonna be bloated pork
It’s going to be too little too late. McConnell loves seeing cheapies when Americans are foreclosed on. He and his friends are going to help spill the blood on the streets so they can buy land.>>20688992

xth for if MSFT doesn't reach 215-220 EOW I'm blowing my brains out

>>20689075
Nah but I did sell almost all of my AMD and TSM aftermarket Friday. Hoping it maybe pulls back, but it could keep pumping.

>>20689041
Yeah I dont get why the hell anyone would buy stocks in snapchat tier shit. But pulling a casey neistat and creating something to sell to CNN(boomers) is a pretty good idea.

>>20689074
Hopefully strong, principled heroes of the people Democrats will win and deliver us, with their friends, fair equitable treatment comrade.

>>20689074
at least they can all go to 99% leftie colleges with nice prices and sjw beliefs to avoid debt and ponzi schemes since they care about people.

top kek

All those left wing small business owners and people leveraging rental out.

>>20689106
>-2100
that's nothing. I regularly lose that much on options every week.

>>20689151
Reality

If you "prop" up the market it doesn't accomplish shit. Rents need to go down and people need to gtfo of shit overpriced dumpy cities already. We also need about 50% less people going to college.

>>20689106
don't do it anon, killing yourself is cringe

>>20689148
>>20689151
>if you don’t like Mitch McConnell you’re a democrat shill
This place is fucking reverse reddit “orange man good” cocksuckers.

>>20688899
Oil won't die, but it's definitely in decline. Transportation is most of the oil usage, battery tech is reaching the point that it's cheaper than oil and high enough capacity to be practical. In 20yrs (maybe as little as ten) electric vehicles will be no-brainers as they'll be cost-competitive with lower costs of ownership, and when that happens oil is in permanent slump

>>20689172
aka teh gov should be using this as a catalyst to fix and change all the broken shit in America, including college system.

Fuck off you wanna talk about repubs or dems, or socialism etc. That shit is for mongrel morons to team up with.

>>20689189
>Transportation is most of the oil usage
Transportation is only 28% of oil use you fucking retard.

>>20689183
Nah. It's just a bad attitude. The government is stupid and not some evil super intelligent entity fucking over people. It's just badly designed and human intelligence is low. It's exactly how it should b

>>20689172
If lower end jobs actually paid enough to make a living out of, you wouldn’t have so many people going to college.

orange creamsicles...

>>20689216
There is no super evil intelligent system fucking people over. If the GDP growth was +10% a year they would be more rich and more powerful than ever. It's not on purpose, they are just idiots.

>>20689205
No, sweetie, no.

>>20689225
America takes in 1 million people a year. How can wages go up with that type of supply? You think less people are going to arrive if they are paid $20 an hour for cleaning dishes?

It's in equilibrium and if you want wages to rise you also have to constrain supply of workers.

>>20689225
>If lower end jobs actually paid enough to make a living out of
Stop importing 2 million people a year + encouraging 4 million illegal aliens and your wages would rise you pathetic lefty.

>>20689205
Kill yourself.

>>20689294
>>20689263
>random pie charts with no dates or sources
ah yes comrade number on chart say thing and thing is true!

>let us increase everyone who lives here's standard of living past their economic value
>let us have an open border

hmmmm I see no problems.

>>20689197
>Fuck off you wanna talk about repubs or dems, or socialism etc. That shit is for mongrel morons to team up with.
Yes.
>>20689245
>>20689216
>it’s not on purpose
Highly doubt this. Strongly suspect DC is all the same people lining their own pockets and using party politics to distract the public as they are robbed blind.

No one is talking about the debt, or all the money printing that is likely going to corporate bonuses, DNC/RNC donations, kickbacks, etc., instead they’re OBSESSED with the November election, and they think the government is being too generous to the middle class.

Smoke and mirrors.
Bread and circuses.

>>20688398
After everything TQQQ barely outperforms QQQ.

Do you guys think we'll see the same pattern? No dip despite seemingly overbought levels according to silly TA indicators

>>20689312
https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/oil-and-petroleum-products/use-of-oil.php
>69% transportation

GET REKT

I bought 3 TSLA shares @ 1570
Should I panic sell or keep holding?

>>20689346
It's on purpose in a stupid way via systemics and human flaws.

>>20689312
So you’re just not going to google it yourself and double down on your own retardation? It took me less than 20 seconds to confirm those numbers

>>20689312
Seriously, kill yourself.
https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=30652

Holding on for Monday and next week w/ these:
FE
AMD
ACI

Whats my prospect /biz/?

>>20689379
reconsider why you bought in the first place then ask this yourself again

Are we holding into our NAKs?

>>20689343
>let us have an open border
this country turned into such a shitshow so quickly
just brown everywhere

>>20689291
>>20689272
Doesn’t matter, you can’t expect people to not go to college when the cost of living becomes higher as time goes by. Boomers ruined the American economy to an non-reversible state and closing the borders won’t change a damn thing. Wages are never gonna go up in relation to the cost of living. It’s only gonna go down until the people suppressing the economy finally die out.

How to get fitness gains from home please?
Gonna go for some fresh air and sunshine and take a walk in the hills.

>>20689379
Depends on what else you’ll do with the money, and how much pain you can withstand.

>>20689473
There are many very net negative college choices. They are averaging it out across shit ones and good ones to get people into the ponzi.

>>20689473
>shots gonna hit the fan when boomers die off and leave us with the debt and inflation
Is that what you mean?

>>20689075
Considering it, since I see the same thing happening but I already have a sizable amount of my account in Intel and SLV calls and I don't like to have so much of my account in options and is a more risky play than the 2 above.

I'm still unsure if I should hold my Intel contracts until closer to Aug 7th or unload them at the first pump correction this week. I have a 52 strike so they could go itm fairly easily if it recovers like it should but anything could happen in 2 weeks.

>>20689352
That is in part due to such a short period of time which includes the Covid-19 crash. On longer periods TQQQ outperforms QQQ providing it's in a bull market. What you should do with TQQQ is sell half after it reaches a 100% return and let the rest ride. This is more ideal that trying to place stop losses on it which have to be really wide or else they will constantly trigger from the volatility.
>>20689379
Hold that shit.
>>20689189
>In 20yrs (maybe as little as ten) electric vehicles will be no-brainers as they'll be cost-competitive with lower costs of ownership,
Just so you know, the cost of ownership for EVs is already below that of ICE. You're probably confusing it for the cost per drivetrain which is on par when cost of batteries reaches $100 kWh. Already some companies like Tesla are under that.

>>20689492
People would rather take in the debt and hope for the best than resign themselves to working lower end jobs. It’s that bad.

>>20689473
>don't do anything goyim just fucking die all hope is lost
Uhuh. You know the average electrician makes over $65,000 now and requires only 9-12 months of trade school?

>>20689498
An unironic redistribution of wealth is the only thing that may save this country from eventually collapsing. Inheritance needs to be severely taxed or else it’s hopeless.

>>20689514
Yeah, if you want to be a nurse or something it makes sense. It also makes sense to do it in the cheapest way possible.

20689548
>An unironic redistribution of wealth
I love when these galactic brained lefties actually show themselves.

>>20689478
Go to the gym.
Much better than any home workout shenanigans.

>>20689533
Well shit I did not.
I don’t really want to breathe in asbestos and shit all day but i do need the income. Is it difficult to get into because of trade unions and shit like plumbing?

>>20689548
boy where do I sign up to get my family's wealth "redistributed" to all the new (brown) americans who don't even speak english
that sounds like a great policy

>>20689548
the ROI on giving a huge swathe of the population any cash is negative.

>>20689559
Explain.

Also we just saw an unironically redistribution from wealth. I hope you weren’t too distracted by bullshit to notice. The rest of America was.

>>20689568
>trade unions
Don't live in closed shop states.

>I don’t really want to breathe in asbestos
3M has made respirators now for several decades, in case you're also behind the times on that. And obviously, new construction does not have any asbestos.

>>20689591
Unless the alternative is death spiral into deflation

>>20688919
How do I find vertex ipo date? Couldn't find it on google

>>20689511
>the cost of ownership for EVs is already below that of ICE
There still aren't any open source EVs without a black box however. Tesla for example enforces a perpetual Terms of Service on all owners and can remotely deactivate features and range on your vehicle at any time in perpetuity. No thanks. Ford can't remotely change the size of my gasoline tank.

>>20689591
Basically you need growth... you want your money to go to the most useful and efficient places with high ROI. You want 5% more economy in the next year.

If you malinvest into things that don't have good returns you just shrunk your economy.

Thats the whole point of the stock market, that you're in a thread for. Investing capital into things that give the best returns is all these threads are about

advocating giving more cash to the dumbest portion of society doesn't lead to any growth and hence should be done sparingly.

>>20689492
>>20689514

Colleges are scams and most graduates over 25 understand this. The problem is, kids wanna go to college even if they don’t really belong.

>get to move out of your parents house into dorm or apartment
>lots of partying and drugging
>the perfect place to have sex with strangers
>can ask your parents for money and don’t even need a part time job
>you can take super easy classes in art appreciation and still get a 4 year degree

Now colleges fucked up. They are closing for the Virus. Kids don’t wanna live at home with mom and dad. They just want a credit card and the keys to the car.

>>20689561
Can’t. Gyms are closed in pretty much every state

>>20689473
College itself is a fucking joke. Your forced to take and pay for shit you'll never use unless your wanting to be a lawyer/scientist/teacher/or doctor. For the majority of people aka everyday people you see it's a fucking waste. How often do you fucking do long ass math equations during your daily job for example? Me, not a one and it's been like that for about 20 years now.

>>20689581
The struggle is going to trickle down to white Americans too. Just because you’re not seeing it now doesn’t mean it won’t happen. People are gonna be in the streets sooner or later. Eventually these people are gonna get angry and violent because they are hungry. Shits gonna get real bad unless something is done.

>>20689657
they need to make bank loans illegal

and instantly every college will have to slash their prices by 90% or else go out of business

>>20689638
So yea if we go back in time and divert 5 trillion to american poor spending versus iraq war you'd have a great point

if we tax companies more to pay that to the poor not so much a great plan.

Ideally, you'd want to spend it on something with incredibly high ROI like eliminating genetic diseases, but that's another topic for people not retarded.

>>20689671
just shoot them

>>20689671
Yes, rent prices need to go down a lot.

>>20689674
The problem is; all student loans are guaranteed by the US government. That means if the student can’t pay back the loan, the tax payer pays for it.

It is literally the definition of a scam

>>20689674
and instantly kill the housing market

>>20689669
Learn the new religion goyim. It's a graduation requirement :^)

GNUS stocktwits page is absolute kino
>legions of bagholders that bought into the initial hype ("next Netflix") and pump
>nothing but share dilution since then by Andy Howard causing a steady and endless slide, a gigantic piece of shit that has done this before
>shot squeezes add more bagholders and watchers because of TA memes
>endless cope mixed with increasing acidic and toxic shitflinging between bagholders and real or imagined bear/short trolls
>active target of ST bots including now political and foriegn bots
>all of this interspersed with pictures of children cartoons
I don't think anything can ever top this. Somehow the desperation and anger is more extreme than Wirecard's. The closest would be if TSLA slid from 1500 all the way down to 100.

>>20689704
theres some sort of insurance which keeps the minimum rent artificially high

and the rent crises also has to do with foreigners coming in and increasing the demand for housing

>>20689712
that would help some to stop government loaning but

banking institutions should not be able to loan to people entirely

its called usury and it always makes everyone poor and increases the costs of housing and college and new cars and other things

>>20689716
you want to kill the housing market

imagine getting a house for like 50k

and rent being 300 a month

that helps young people

They should just call it paying people to stay home, because that's what other countries did if anything at all; or they're just not fucking retards who protest in large crowds.
At least where I live, all the goddam stores have one entrance and exit (some group of dumbfucks will stop at the exit and it creates a huge fucking line too) and the store is fucking packed because of limited hours - creating super high traffic areas. If these useless retards need to be payed to fuck off then print those fucking washingtons idgaf.

Open the fucking economy. Sweden had 0 social distancing and they are doing just great.

Did you know that 50,000+ people die for every 1% unemployment goes up? And that unemployment has longer lasting effects than a fucking seasonal flu? Wow! 148k COVID related deaths in which 120k of them were probably due to underlying conditions - all in 6 months? Great, nobody FUCKING cares.

>Deaths Per Year Related To..
>Heart disease: 647,457
>Diabetes: 83,564

Why doesn't America just stop being fatasses? That would save more lives per year than fucking nothingburger.

>>20689716
Student loans shouldn’t be backed by the federal government. They don’t even hardly have any standards for granting loans.

If you forced the student to pay back the loan, the banks would be super picky about who got the loans, and the colleges wouldn’t be shitholes teaching communism and art appreciation. The only students there would be serious about getting a real degree. To pay back the loan

>>20689794
>Did you know that 50,000+ people die for every 1% unemployment goes up? And that unemployment has longer lasting effects than a fucking seasonal flu?
Of course they know. That's why they're doing it. Because you know who was employed? White, successful people. Their nigger and beaner welfare pets didn't work before and they don't work now.

>>20689794
yeahhhh

try not to think about if you are intelligent at all.

the key is increasing intelligence and wisdom. so like AI/biotech improvements. You'll always see such stupidity with our current species.

>>20689757
stocktwits is insane
the wkhs page has someone that registers a new account every week, and has 5000+ posts ONLY on wkhs bashing it
that's 500 posts per day. actual mental illness

Damn its extra facebook boomer ramble in here. I'll just be content with the GNUS stocktwits page until Monday.

>>20689803
>Student loans shouldn’t be backed by the federal government.
It should be like Japan does it. They offer subsidized loans for fields currently facing shortages. Not for anything you can possibly think of like feminist dance theory.

>>20689817
>and has 5000+ posts ONLY on wkhs bashing it
Bet it's the guy that was spamming these threads two weeks ago every day.

>>20689633
What massed produced open source ICE exists? All manufacturers have impeded your ability to work on and modify your car, which is why they don't make the service manuals readily available and create a bunch of parts that need special tools in order to be replaced. Don't even get me started on how hard it is to change out computers without going to the dealership to get it reflashed. The difference with Tesla is that EVs require less work in the first place since they have fewer moving parts and that they're not profiting from working on your car, they do it at cost unlike the dealership model which is their main source of income. Tesla actually cares about safety and they don't want anyone fucking up their car because the short sellers will have a field day with it.
>Ford can't remotely change the size of my gasoline tank.
If you pay for a certain range, they're never going to touch it. The only time they deactivate something is when you got a feature you didn't pay for or you have a salvaged model S or X and they'll deactivate your ability to supercharge. Model 3s and Model Ys are still fine after battery recertification.

How much longer before the RE market goes down like 08 or similar to it?

I know UI and stims are propping it up, but they have to run out at some point right.

>>20689851
>or you have a salvaged model S or X and they'll deactivate your ability to supercharge.
It's none of their business or legal power to do that you Tesla shill. It's my car, whether it fell off a cliff or not.

>>20689859
not till 2021

>>20689803
if a college cant provide a service cheap enough to provide a education for cheap enough

then theyre not doing a good job at providing the service

its their fault

we dont need banks to come in and buy people things they can only afford 20 years from now

Kek, thanks to the last housing shit fest I got my house for 134,000. After the owners had dumped a shit load to remodel it. Thanks to having a pile of money on hand at the time my payment is only 400 a month. Now it's worth a hell of a lot more and I'm just kicking back laughing while that value just keeps climbing. What? When opportunity knocks you gotta strike you know.

>>20689859
Residential real estate will escape relatively unscathed.
Commercial real estate will be apocalyptic in 6-9 months. Massive vacancy rates that threaten solvency issues. But prices won't budge - they'll just become massive liabilities added to the Fed balance sheet.

>>20688164
Kek, have fun with your high buy in price. Can't wait to buy it in at the 170-180 range, where it will surely dip to again in the next couple weeks.

>>20688686
MSFT is going sub $100, to those that know, this is hilarious that you think that is a “cheap” entry.

>Shut it all down! We're all going to catch it and die!

>Oh by the way, please buy more oily and sugary cheap foods since you don't have a lot of money to buy fresh foods anymore. And why drink water and healthy drinks when you can just chug soda? Don't worry about obesity or heart problems. That won't kill you. But COVID-19 can! Wear your mask when you shop at Safeway for your Coca-Cola, Ball Park Hamburger Buns, and Kraft Mac-n-Cheese!

>>20689922
Okay, big fucking brain time here. If the Fed is buying money market funds, mutual funds, corporate bonds, junk bonds, and anything else that goes down.

What if they just keep it? What if the Fed turns QE buying into a Sovereign Wealth Fund?

>>20689873
>>20689922
Fucking a, I wanna get a house for cheap. Guess I gotta wait.

>>20689922
>Residential real estate will escape relatively unscathed.
Not if you live in a city it won't.

>>20689935
>>20689960
lol this is going to age really poorly

>>20689963
Last time a mcdonalds shut down, the SPY dropped 40%, in march.
And that was just ONE mcdonalds.

>>20689963
who are you quoting?

>>20689835
>>20689889

This is what the big colleges are really selling. They are selling this image of a carefree life where you can make friends and have new freedoms.

I’m willing to bet over 50% of all college students today aren’t taking any serious programs. I was a loser in Highschool and had terrible grades. I still went to community college to pretend like I was doing something with my life.

I’m older now and returned to community college to take an electrical technician course that is actually useful and in demand.

This is the college life that everyone wants. You can go to Harvard and get a 4 year degree in bullshit. You can easily pass if you show up to class and turn all your assignments in. The liberal arts courses are not tough and the teachers will pass you if you attend.

>>20690031
my guess is that they've been holding that in for a long time

>>20689870
They have the legal power to do it. It wasn't your car, it was the car of someone else that fell off a cliff, the insurance company wrote it off, and you decided to buy it from them because you didn't want to pay full price for a functioning Tesla. This is common with salvaged vehicles, often you have to go to the state to get them recertified. If it wasn't written off, it wouldn't have a salvaged title and Tesla wouldn't have taken away your ability to supercharge regardless of what happened to it.
>Tesla shill
How am I a shill? I'm telling you not to buy a salvaged Tesla because they're too complex to easily repair and you're going to pay more than it's worth. If you bought the car from Tesla, there's no situation where they would deactivate your features.

>>20689963
that's right, buy KO

>>20689230
yummy

WEEKEND MUSICS!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwPWGUhEtP0

>>20689985
Watch Japan. An economy so stagnant that it doesn't grow for 30 years. When the government owns half the companies there is little need for improvement or new things.

>>20690054
>It wasn't your car, it was the car of someone else that fell off a cliff, the insurance company wrote it off, and you decided to buy it from
So at what point in your retarded argument did Tesla regain ownership of a product they already sold?

>>20690014
That's a big font.

>>20689991
Housing isn't likely to get too much cheaper. You're not competing for housing with other people, you're competing with financial institutions and asset managers who would love to buy any residential real estate dip.

>>20689985
Now you're thinking like Japan.

>>20690002
Yeah, that's true. Jew York is fucked.

>>20689922
>Commercial real estate will be apocalyptic in 6-9 months
It's already rebounding hard in places where malls are reopened. The actual uncertainty is the unemployment crisis, and that's going to affect MUCH more than commercial real estate.
Most retailers cannot stay solvent with e-commerce alone, brick and mortar shops will always have a place in the city. Dunno about US itself because they have an unusual situation with ghost malls in the middle of nowhere.

>>20689379
Why panic. Q3 is definitely better and Daddy Musk guaranteed you a profitable future. Expect $2000+ in 3 months.
And for fuck no reason TSLA usually goes up $1000 in a single day. You probably get 10% profit in some day next month who knows

>>20689478
Resistance bands. Bucket full of water or sand. If you have stairs those are good to create more difficult angles for things like pushups.

>>20690033
>I’m willing to bet over 50% of all college students today aren’t taking any serious programs
If you combine all the useless degrees like Fashion Design, Art (Culinary, liberal, history and so on), Music, etc etc.. then yeah, without a doubt. That's why you have so many bums out on the streets screaming "eat the rich". They all have useless degrees, in debt and brainwashed politically by the college they went to

>>20688850
>High P/E often means the market “believes” in the future of a company,
>the market “believes” in the future of a company
>the market “believes”
>“believes”
Wow, guess that's that. The market can't possible be wrong and bid up a company far past what it will be worth in the present and in the future. I like my investments with a healthy dose of speculation, but a P/E over 100 gets very hard to justify when so many things are up in the air.

Anyone holding ICICI Bank?

>>20690147
I have no problem with people studying art or other degrees not likely to make you any money. My problem is the government backed loans for sheep herding and underwater goat farming. Pay your own way for that shit and the colleges will change OVERNIGHT

>>20690169
AMD does have fundamentals though, if you believe in what they're doing but are scared off by its crazy valuations then just buy TSM instead (even with the recent pumps, forward PE ratio is still only 25).
You'll continue to miss out on massive gains if you only limit yourself to value-picking boomer dividend stocks

>>20690110
It's a big screen, 4u

>>20690106
Tesla doesn't own the car but they have the legal right to deny you service at their superchargers if there is a safety issue. They also have the right to deactivate features you didn't pay for. You bought a salvaged car that was in an accident that is now a fire hazard, what do you expect? If you don't like it, don't buy salvaged cars, retard.

Now name a open source mass produced car as you originally asserted. You're only upset because of that oil argument and now you're trying to find something to get me on despite me spoon feeding you all this information when you're completely ignorant on this subject. Lmao.

It comes down to where your at and stuff but I did alright in H.S. Hell I graduated with a 3.20 GPA (B) and I didn't really try all that hard. I shunned college cause I was like fuck going into debt and busting my ass paying it off till I was mid 30's. I landed a job in govt service. Got 15 years in w/11 - 12 to go till I can retire in full. I'll be under age 50 when I walk out. Yeah people may hate working for the govt but it sure beats working in the private sector till your age 65 always looking over your shoulder waiting for that "your fired" memo to land on your desk and dealing with utter bullshit. Hmm, gaining 15 years of freedom v.s working and dealing with stress and bullshit for the whole length. Yeah real tough choice. I'm still employed, still drawing my full pay while this virus shit is raging. Hell I'm semi retired. Only go in as needed.

>>20690014
We'll see whose right, faggot. Have fun with your ATH buy-in-price.

>>20690246
is it impossible for them to fire you or eliminate your position? ?

>>20690249
A growth stock will usually be at an ATH by definition. Waiting for a pullback to 180 or 150 that never comes will cost you more money than buying in at $200.

>>20690111
You forgot about all the foreign wealth

>>20690245
>their superchargers
They don't just disable supercharging "at their superchargers". They disable it PERIOD. You don't have any idea what you're talking about and I called you a Tesla shill because only a shill would argue on behalf of a corporation without knowing what the fuck the contention even is.

>what do you expect
Not for corporations to have the unlimited and infinite ability to modify a product they already sold for any reason, at any time, with any justification you enormous corporate bootlicking nigger.

How do you allocate your portfolio, percentage wise?

>cash in broketage account
>stocks
>options

>>20690169
>you said the market had been proved right so you must be implying the market can’t be wrong
You argue stupid shit, so I hope you’re only arguing for the sake of it.

>>20688027
Reporting

>>20687921
>>20687943
The duality of man.

>>20687893
I BOUGHT 5 SHARES OF TESLA AT LIKE $434 END OF APRIL AND THEN SOLD RIGHT AROUND $750 A COUPLE WEEKS LATER BECAUSE I THOUGHT FOR SURE THE BUBBLE WAS ABOUT TO POP

WHY AM I SO BAD AT READING THE MARKET SITUATIONS AND WHAT IN THE FUCK WILL EVER POP THE TSLA BUBBLE

Why are people always saying that the "tech bubble" will burst when everybody also agrees that STEM fields are the go-tos in college while liberal arts degrees are dumpster fire tier? There is no tech bubble. This shit runs the world for a good reason. And STEM field people get paid well for a good reason.

>>20690100
Most of Europe has also failed to grow and they haven’t had the same BOJ scheme. I’m not sure what the real problem with Japan is. And I think there’s a good case to make that the culture created by significant deflation is one that lends itself to protracted contractions.

AMD doubters have been continually proven wrong since Lisa transformed the company. This is what a growth company looks like. Every level of the company is united in their goals and pushing forward. The products are strong, the pipeline is strong, market share is gaining every quarter. Semiconductors are only becoming more important. IBM used to be the big dick and now it's a dinosaur. Intel is heading towards that "value" museum of stagnant, mediocre fossils. AMD is the future.

>>20689732
If i even have children. Not like ill let them go to college unless they have a plan. Albeit this stuff is just annoying. Who are these trustees and what benefit do they get from supposedly making people "well rounded"?

t. Holder of a useless college degree

>>20690408
Absolutely incredible post. A true scholar and gentleman.

>>20690274
Yeah. They can't fire you unless you really fuck up. Claim to work time you didn't, showing up drunk,show up late one to many times,etc. I mean you gotta put in some effort to get fired from the govt. They can't just go "your fired.

>>20690395
How do I ride the tech wave though are there any undervalued companies at the moment that will continue to grow like AMD microsoft, etc.

Also what about tech anti-trust legislation would that trigger a collapse?

>>20690408
prove that you've been buying it over $50

>>20688767
Thats sexual harrasment bro

>>20690327

>>20690386
DON'T BE ANGRY ABOUT DOUBLING YOUR MONEY RETARD, YOU WILL NEVER TIME THE TOP AND BOTTOM PERFECTLY ON ANYTHING BUT CHANCE

TAKE YOUR GAINS AND BE HAPPY FAGGOT

>>20690465
"Wrong"

>>20690408
True, but like a decade of solid growth is already priced in

>>20690449
I accumulated and stopped at around $32 and then I have bought a little more on good enough dips.

>>20690441
Plenty of undervalued things you could've caught onto in the past however many years. Netflix, Roku, Shopify, hell even Zoom was an obvious buy in April at 150 and this was after this was considered FOMO pricing. Look at it now. I personally think TSM is a great buy right now regardless of price.

>>20689379
Legitimately why would you do this?

>>20690309
Supercharging is Tesla specific, you idiot. The argument was about supercharging and not third-party fast-charging. Superchargers are owned by Tesla. Tesla still has the right to disable features if there is a safety issue. You can recertify your car and gain the ability to fast charge once again.
>Not for corporations to have the unlimited and infinite ability
It's not unlimited, it's safety specific. If they disabled supercharging on a non-salvaged car you could easily sue them and win.

You're literally crying because of a car you don't even own, LMAO. It's almost like you're upset that you lost the argument and it has nothing to do with Tesla. What percentage of oil is used for transportation again? Enlighten me.

>>20690433
The other good bit is I got a pension & a 401k. The pension is backed by the state. They cannot take it away. It covers almost all the state based employees (Police/Fire/Teachers/workers/Legislators/etc). The regs that govern it is enshrined in state law. So from age 50 till I die I'll be getting a pension check.

>>20690386
>ITS A BOOOBBLE I HEARD IT FROM SOMEONE THAT WAS SHORTING THE STOCK
Serves you right, retard. Get fucked.

This autist isn’t even receiving Financial compensation for his Elon obsession.
>Elon: drink my cum and tell the world how good it tastes
>fanboy: ILL DO IT FOR FREEEEEEEEE

I could never confine my interest to one stock like that.

>>20689039
Csre to share?

tl;dr on this entire autistic Tesla argument
>cars with internet connections fucking suck but the alternative is a 2002 Civic and nobody profits on used cars

>>20690317
>I hope you’re only arguing for the sake of it.
now look here lad, why, in your opine, would any one do such a dreadfully mischievous thing?

>>20690386
Well at least you didn't immediately invert and try to short it at that point.

You didn't do that, did you?

>>20690586
Elon obsession is understandable when you realize they're just celebrity chasers, no different than people obsessed with actors or whatever. At least Elon is actually fun to watch, because he's basically Howard Hughes in 2020

I really fucking want to see the modern Spruce Goose fly.

Remember anytime you missed out out on a stock or a sector like tech, just cry bubble so you don't feel as bad and you won't have to own up to your sour grapes.
>>20690586
I own a half dozens stocks, TSLA is just my favorite because I know it inside and out so it increases the amount of profit I get from it.
>Financial compensation
I made something like 80k from TSLA alone. You must be furious.

>>20690617
>nobody profits on used cars
Oil companies do. Used cars with worse and worse MPG.

>>20690662
>that picture

>>20690617
americans profit off used cars

i bought my car for 2000 it allowed me to invest the rest of my earnings into the stock market

>>20690014
Who’s gonna be right?

>>20690658
>he's basically Howard Hughes in 2020
Does Elon have any weirdly specific criteria about the type and preparation of his food? I need to know this. I want to know if he eats the exact same meal every meal every day prepared to 175 point meticulously detailed preparation checklist. Bonus if it's burger and fries.

>>20690661
Stocks that rise as quickly as Tesla very rarely stay there. Tesla is overvalued as fuck right now. It was overvalued when Elon said it was overvalued at $750. Never buy a stock the CEO says is worth too much.

Now, what he was actually trying to do with that tweet was bait in more shorts to sustain the short squeeze.

>>20690725
I dunno, but have you ever seen him give a speech? He's fucking autisimus maximus.

>>20690735
naw that nigga rolled out of bed and was like my retarded company aint worth 20$ a share

if only they knew

he was serious

he didnt even think of what the stock would do

>>20690617
>>tldr i don't actually understand the argument

>>20690776
I don't want to be rude but can we please post some actually good looking Asians if we're going to attach one to every post?

t. gook who can recognize ugly gooks from a mile away

>>20690540
Anyone can see that it is a bubble. Its just a matter of when it will pop

>>20690800
handong is chinese and shes beautiful

>>20689669
>the problem with college is too much math & science! we need more tranny nigger studies!

>>20690800
>>20690776
That's clearly the same girl.

>>20689225
The solution is simple, stop importing so many pajeets and spics.

>>20690835
TRUE

>>20689473
>when the cost of living becomes higher as time goes by


>continues the madness of importing literally millions of low iq slaves every year.
>wonders why wages are still flat and cost of living keeps rising

Is this the power of leftism?

>>20690586
Also, I never brought up Elon Musk and only ever referred to Tesla. Is there a reason why you're this upset or do you just resent everyone who is more successful than you?
>>20690735
Have you heard of a stop loss? Have you heard of taking profit? It has nothing to do with valuation and Tesla's forward PE is not much greater than any of the other major tech companies. The only reason why people here constantly bitch about TSLA is the missed out so they want it to collapse so they don't feel so bad, it's a simple as that. There would be no other reason to constantly let a stock you don't own live rent free in your head. Look at how emotional they're getting.
>>20690801
lmao, keep coping. If it pops I still made more money in the last year than your entire account is worth.

SEATTLE POLICE HAVE DECLARED A RIOT AND DEPLOYED TEAR GAS AND FLASH BANG GRENADES ON PROTESTERS ON CAPITOL HILL - ST

>>20689548
I am convinced reddit is astroturfing 4chan.

SILVER AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>20690881
quick sell starbucks!

SOXL puts? Worth selling?

>>20690867
peter schiff would say also u need to remove the minimum wage

so that way factories want to stay in america and compete against china

not that we want to be low payed but that were anticipating the prices of everything to drop and you can eventually be payed less and be alright still

if were having a low taxation non regulated free market

>>20689960
>msft is going to have a P/E ratio of 17
I fucking wish

>>20690881
>ON PROTESTERS
Not anymore

>>20690837
>>20690867
>>20690883
Do you really need to space out your epic comeback in three different posts

>>20690879
The fact that you're talking about stop losses means you know it's going to come down at some point. We're in a hype bubble and short squeeze. This is not a good time to buy.

>>20690826
Nigga i trained for weeks on end to solve big fucking equations without making careless mistakes, while it is quite obvious that computers excell at that task by far just because my professor is a 70 y/o boomer who thinks its extremely important to write on paper and solve equations in your head
>Its not, whats important is to translate reality into equations - a computer can solve those for me
>He doesn't teach that at all

Govt 2400 (1200 if your single) checks are a coming soon.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/mnuchin-virus-aid-package-soon-1200-checks-by-august-2020-07-25?mod=mw_latestnews

>>20689694
>let them eat cake
https://youtu.be/lY5SpyIhC6g

>>20690920
¿Are you a rarted?

>>20690947
didnt know bugs had milk

>>20691002
Let’s say the stimulus is confirmed? What is going to pump? Everything? Even airlines and cruise lines?

>>20690879
>Tesla's forward PE is not much greater than any of the other major tech companies
>MSFT
32
>TSLA
450
Thats earnings till the year 2470.

Not my money though. Do what you want.

>>20691002
>https://www.marketwatch.com/story/mnuchin-virus-aid-package-soon-1200-checks-by-august-2020-07-25?mod=mw_latestnews

SPX 350 end of August

>>20689116
>selling TSM
>not selling covered calls instead

>>20690970
great counterpoint, you really showed him...

>>20690947
>be half chad half sperg in school
>standing in line for some stupid shit I don't remember
>Stancy standing behind me
>coming closer
>feel her tits rubbing against my back
>there's enough space
>no reason to do that
>still feeling her tits
>start sweating
>wait it out
>almost hang myself later

>>20691030
pffft ...they dont just have milk theyre milk trucks dude

>>20690981
Stop losses are good practice regardless of what you think about a stock. I don't think Tesla will drop below $1000, I think it's only going to get more overvalued by traditional measures. Look at how many people here cry about TSLA being overvalued and then say shit like they would buy it at $800 which would still be ridiculously overvalued by their standards.
>>20691033
>450
Wrong one. Their 2024 forward PE is around 50. That's reasonable for a company growing 40-50% each year.

>>20691047
NDX back to 10000 though, if not lower.

>>20691025
they should have just killed all the protestors during the frenchrev too

>>20690014
saved image

>>20689960
doomer

>>20691065
I don't think a guy wearing that kind of shirt is straight, anon

>>20691102
I don't think Tesla will drop below $800. Buying in at $1400 is retarded.

>>20691102
>That's reasonable for a company growing 40-50% each year.
You do you

The fact that there are bears here after every red day tells me this isn't the top yet.

>>20691030
They don’t. It’s plastic.

>>20691111
Quads confirmed. The shit that came after the revolution was gay. Except Napoleon, he was cool.

Is there an index which just tracks tech?
Want to dump my money into tech and forget about it when this freefall is over.

>>20691121
Fuck that guy. It just reminded me of my personal night terror cringe.

>>20691111
they tried and the protestors won retard that's literally the battle of the Bastille

one of these days a we wuz riot of blacks will seize a national guard installation boom, civil war

>>20690970
I didnt realise how much of a retard you were until i kept scrolling down the thread.

I feel bad for you.

>>20691131
>Buying in at $1400 is retarded.
There is somebody who bought in at $1400 and sold it at $1700 not too long after. Was he retarded? No, he just embraced the fact that TSLA is a shitcoin and should be treated as such.

>>20691140
There have been bears and doomers for the past 10 years. why would it end?

>>20691151
QQQ
VGT

>>20691151
What freefall?
>Inb4 -3%

Also QQQ, SKYY, OGIG, XLK, VGT, IGV, etc.
Theres hundreds with different takes on tech.

>>20691151
FAANGU or whatever it's called is literally just tech giants if that's what you're after, but wait until after the congressional hearings.

Why not invest in something that's safer like grocery and grocery accessories?

What I have been dabbling in are: UNFI, SFM, COST, KR, ACI.

I really like UNFI and ACI; the latter being a total surprise. I thought it was public the whole time; did not know it IPO'd just last month. Are there any other good choices in this sector?

>>20691159
None of these protestors or antifa have stomach for an actual civil war and what it entails. This is merely emotional shit and watching too many hollywood movies about uprisings.

Actually getting droned and having black helicopters gunning down you and your friends isnt' something any American civilian is going to fight through. It's just surface level acting and identity. They aren't actually revolutionary by tagging some walls.

>>20691173
Shitcoins have momentum and right now Tesla is stuck with a high price and low momentum. Prime dumping territory. It might even go down to oversold, which would be the previous $500 unbreakable support. Bad technicals and bad fundamentals.

>>20691173
Yes he was retarded, he just made money by being retarded

>>20691208
Those are nice but they don't have explosive room for growth. I think I'll stick to stuff like XOM, LMT, MSFT, AAPL, AMZN.

>>20691213
People aren't hungry enough yet, but the riots are a sign that it's close. This ongoing shit in Portland and Seattle is just white college Antifa kids, but what happened in Minneapolis and Atlanta was a real crack in the wall.

>>20691177
>Be permabull
>Buy at every price
>Next crash hits its lows 50% above your initial buy in price

>Be permabear
>Stay in cash or shorts the whole time and lose money
>Get that one month of glory
>Overshoot, miss the bottom and get rekt

Being a bear all the time is trying to fight the system and the way of the world itself.

Any of you guys have been following special acquisition companies lately?

>>20691249
yes with no police presence and empty abandoned buildings.

>>20691151
This is what you want at the bottom of a crash.

https://www.investing.com/etfs/bmo-rex-mcrsctrs-fang-index-3x-lvrg

>>20691151
Dunno why no one mentioend it yet. SOXX

>>20691136
Deliveries =/= growth, retard. Both their five year average net income growth and EPS growth is around 40%. Of course their deliveries are lower the last two quarters when their factories were shut down for seven weeks. Did you forget their was a global pandemic or you just wanted a excuse to say TSLA BAD?
>>20691131
We'll see. I have a very low average but I would have no problem buying at $1400. I don't think your post will age well.

riots are a sign that people are bored as hell. which is kinda a good sign. any working vaccine comes out, people will be ripping off masks and going out blowing money like candy.

>>20691159
The French Monarchists were very light-handed with killing their own people because they never realized how far the revolution would end up going.

Killing their own peasants was too unpalatable but they should have done it.

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>I made money you must be jealous
Nigga please. You just want the Tesla story to be part of your life story.

>>20690620
I don’t know fren. It seems I am going to have to leave this place and accept that the good times are gone for good.

Now would you please beat me with that baton?

>>20691154
I did worse in college, don’t worry about it. Goddamn that girl at the free campus show was fucking cute little blonde why am I such a sperg.
:(((((((((
Makes me wonder how many times I got the signals and was too autistic and self-loathing to realize. And now I’m too old to be “cute.”

>>20691140
There was a lot of NFLX, TSLA, TQQQ shilling before they dumped. Just like there was SQQQ shilling here following the March 23rd bottom signalling recovery.

>>20691261
I know, one clip that stuck with me was a hysterical black woman who couldn't process the idea that the cops would let them go so far. "Why are you letting us do this?". And the answer is that they would much rather let the ghetto burn itself out than allow it to spread to something important, like an armory or a media center like CNN. Which is why you saw them send in a massive wall of troops to protect specifically CNN and the police precinct. The rioters taking the Minneapolis precinct was a scary moment.

People aren't hungry enough yet for a revolution but this is the worst the real economy has been since the Great Depression. There is a non-zero chance of an actual revolt in the United States as the level of wealth inequality rises. Probably sponsored by China and Maoist, loyal to the CCP, run by blacks.

>>20691384
kek

Yes, the elite though stupid as fuck are slowly all coming round to the fact if China gains dominance they won't believe in human rights or globalism. They will "harmonize" the western elites if they gain power just like with Tibet and Xinjiang. Keep in mind chinese actions so far have been done under pressure of global press. Once they have an upper hand they will will be even more brutal with opponents.

It won't be handshakes and "well you get economic advantage" when China wins. It will just be China and nothing else left.

>>20691363
You seem very jealous. I don't really care about TSLA beyond my ability to profit from it. What is your life story? The story of a retarded anime shitposter who resents everyone that is more successful than him and wastes his time talking shit about a company he has zero understanding of?

>>20690408
Tfw remember the day i read an /smg/ post back in 2013 that AMD was going to explode and undervalued at 3.00

Only bought 100 shares

:| <- this is the face

>>20688036
Invest all your money in DFFN it will blow up big once they are done with fda drug trials

>>20688265
Ivr is very low for what it is right now. I think it's a pretty safe bet to park your money there for many years.