/biz/ - Business & Finance

Continuing from last thread, here's my target for my IRA and what I need to buy/sell to get there:

TARGET:

30000 QQQ - NASDAQ ETF
40000 VUG - GROWTH ETF

40000 VOO - SP500 ETF
40000 VTI - TOTAL ETF
40000 DIA - INDUSTRIAL ETF

40000 VTV - VALUE ETF
30000 SCHD - DIVIDEND ETF
Total: 260000

SELL:

6000 VUSXX
16000 VOO
15000 VTI
18000 VTV
22000 DIA
13000 AMZN
13000 GOOG
TOTAL: 103000

BUY:

30000 QQQ
40000 VUG
30000 SCHD
TOTAL: 100000

N

this market really is unbreakable

It's literally going to be just fine tomorrow isn't it bros
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4j_cOsgRY7w

First for let the crash begin!

Just had a call with my (female) banker. I think she thinks I'm an idiot

Tryin' to be a hero,
winding up a zero,
Can scar a man forever right down to your soul

predictions for AMD earnings?

>>55716359
>>55716369
>>55716370
>>55716372
>>55716375
>>55716381
>>55716390
What do you think spacex market cap would be it if went public today? Higher than peak Tesla?

What the fuck was that SPY gap-up?

New month new anon, buy calls.

>>55716395
solid. still extremely undervalued and a great hold.

>>55716434

And just. like. that.
WTI will never be under 80 U.S. dollarinos ever again

>>55716434
can't. i'm bagholding MARA but let me see how my SOFI LEAPS are doing.
....
...
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BRB gonna bust a nut.

>>55716500

>>55716407
As high as the government subsidies would push it anon.

>wanted to slurp some AVUV
>stock jumped $2 at close
Gay.
Fucking shit.

>>55716359
Is that a worldcoin orb?

>>55716407
Going public would unironically ruin SpaceX and destroy everything it stands for. The market cap would be in the tens of billions but the real value would immediately become zero.

>>55716423
I've literally made like 250% off this fucker.

>>55716539
Weird to think about how every publicly traded company is soulless garbage and anyone investing in it is the reason why that is. Oh well, bought stocks.

>>55716475
man, oil going back up would be so cool if the rest of the market didn't jump like 40% already

>>55716407
>>55716539
Too soon for spacex I agree. It doesnt have enough regular business to make money. Its able to stay alive and provide high value stuff but not consistent enough for revenue.

MULN

>>55716395
They'll probably beat. I dunno about immediately pumping on that, unless they beat big, but maybe.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxSPQGaGqd0

fucken hell so many retro tickers popping up
next you're gonna tell me the haunted house stock finally mooned

got 10 bucks from dividends at some japanese bank. is there any cheap company in which i could sink that?

>>55716527
It's a 'UAP'.
https://slate.com/podcasts/what-next/2023/07/ufos-and-uaps-go-to-congress

>>55716588
I like ford for pocket change investing. If you really wanted to get crazy that'd get you about 33 shares of BBBYQ and those schizos are still going on about how it's gonna squeeze any day now - normally I don't like lottery tickets but when they're the same price as one it's not so bad.

I got a powerball and a mega million ticket. Think of what I could do with a billion dollars. Think of all the VZ and KO shares I could bag with some of it. (I'd give some to family and stuff a few million in a rainy day account; I'm not a stingy bastard you know). I'd work least 8 more years to get all my retirement I'm owed. Hey I worked my ass off to get it so I might as well get all I'm owed you know. (plus medical shat is expensive as hell)

I wonder what $SNMP do tomorrow...

that orb thing reminds me of this classic
which featured the voice of peewee RIP

>>55716407
its losing money
what is ground breaking about it?
Musk didnt invent rockets

"The first week of August hangs at the very top of summer, the top of the live-long year, like the highest seat of a Ferris wheel when it pauses in its turning. The weeks that come before are only a climb from balmy spring, and those that follow a drop to the chill of autumn, but the first week of August is motionless, and hot. It is curiously silent, too, with blank white dawns and glaring noons, and sunsets smeared with too much color. Often at night there is lightning, but it quivers all alone. There is no thunder, no relieving rain. These are strange and breathless days, the dog days, when people are led to do things they are sure to be sorry for after." - Natalie Babbitt, Tuck Everlasting

>>55716627
heh im going with ford, thanks dude

>>55716644
>Musk didnt invent rockets
Yeah but his company for all intents and purposes invented practical reusable ones

>inb4 cold-war era studies
woulda coulda shoulda

>>55716539
hard to convince regulartory bodies that colonizing a planet is in the best interest for shareholders in the short term

>>55716735
dreams of space conquest whoa black betty'd

Reminder this is the week of PayPal.

This is going to be the most bearish double top of all time.

>>55716770
bro why you talking bout getting topped by a couple of hairy gay dudes that's gay

>>55716735
Yeah not only would they never make it to Mars, they would become ULA-tier ossified garbage but with a worse internal safety record (I'm not talking about rocket accidents I'm taking about people accidents). You can only ask so much of half-awake college students when it comes to safety, and when you can no longer attract the best and most passionate that extra level of soullessness and brainlet-ness in an environment already known for "moving fast" will surely lead to some gore. And that's before we even talk about the need to show investors they are "ESG-friendly" which I'm sure would be a distraction in numerous other ways. The 9-5 MIC boomers will pull ahead at that point simply due to the fact they can keep a level head and do things slow and steady.

TUP should be shorted or puts now, right? It surely can't go any higher.

>>55716834
>It surely can't
This is a dangerous phrase in stock trading

>>55716834
I hope noone listened to Rocker and shorted it this morning

>>55716369
Pics

>Futures
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYbe-35_BaA

>>55716884
Why does this video have so many views?

>>55716884
The picture is not entirely true. There are holdouts. When I go visit the smol town in Saskatchewan my dad grew up in it is much the same. The big cities are lost but rural Canada is still okay, for now.

>>55716922
It shows an America that was and is no more.

>>55716922
People are nostalgic for the past and it often gets posted as an attempt at demoralization or to shit on modern society. If it's the latter it deserves it, if it's the former it's just a doomer jacking off.

>>55716881
of what?

>>55716922
it was stuck in the algorithm for a while like plastic love, millions of people were recommended it on completely unrelated videos

>>55716933
>>55716938
there is a new video from nowadays and its not much different

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8n11y2lxrE

>>55716952
Of your dick faggot!

>make money pre-market
>make money at the bell
>get chopped up biting on every single headfake and lose twice as much as I made on the day trading intraday
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I HATE CRAB DAYS

>>55716922
Well back then the whole "let's let our kids be girly men" thing would've uh been horrifying to put it mildly. Instead of the "meh go right ahead Tommy cut off your cock and put on a dress" that's the thing now. Christ I pity dudes going on dates now. Used to be aids was the only thing you had to fear (well that and accidentally knocking her up). Now you gotta fear that and worry that "Sara" isn't really a Sara. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcQwxeeIapU&t=690s

>>55717003
no refunds.

>>55717010
It's okay, the zoom zooms are 50% gay

i know im a lazy dumbass when i come to this board and x looking for trading ideas.

>>55716993
Pretty silly to call me a faggot while asking for dick pics, no?

>>55717030
There was an anon, called snail anon so to speak, who did some honest to god decent DD on MPW and shared it about the company and followed it closely. I took a small short position (5%) of my account on it and currently up considerbly. Though I will be offloading as we approach their earnings. a 5% move on the stock value sent me up 100% on it.

>>55717033
God you're fucking stupid faggot aren't you. It's smg and I said pic and you think your dick. How bout your portfolio you dense fuck

SPY goes down all day and then goes up $2 in the last 10 mins of trading. What the fuck is this clown market? I'm possible to trade

>>55717041
thats the funny thing i know some of the ideas are legit but its really hard to discern whats the schizo ramblings and real DD.

>>55717053
The shit boiler has been building up steam all day Randers. It just takes one little malfunction and the shitplosion stains the entire market. Pour me another would ya Bobandy?

>>55717058
People discussing fundamentals and real financial implications are important with an easy to understand edge. So for example an anon was discussing how MPW apparently is collecting rent from hospitals without issue.. while other hospitals in the area were quickly moving to distressed status in that same geographic area posting massive losses to their books. MPW doesn't release anything about the financial wellbeing of their tenants so he was betting their biggest tenant would go belly up which they kinda did until they cut a deal to kick the can.

>>55717053
how much are you going for?

Last August Nasdag was down 5%. In Sept it went down 15% more

>>55717049
Ok yeah I’m thinking this anon is BASED

>>55717088
That was the recession, you missed it.

>>55717100
we're well overdue for another one

frens, ever since Yandex mobile browser updated it has gone to shit. Any rewcommendations for another browser or perhaps some way to stop ads on Yandex?

>>55717088
Wtf is the Nasdag

Nasdaq more like poopsdaq.

>>55717114
A famous rapper
He’s down big

>>55717106
No, we actually had 2 within only a few years. We're going to see a 10 year bull market before another dump.

>niger coup
>they stop uranium export
>my cameco stock goes up 3% and reaches a new high
wtf I love Nigers now

>>55717124
All that was build on debt.

>>55717161
Debt is a good thing, boboid.

>>55717161
why is that so small

>>55717161
>posting thumbnail
hownew.ru

>>55717170
isn't most of that debt held by US banks and private citizens in the form of bonds?

Fund managers are dumping tomorrow. Do what you will.

>>55717166
maybe at zero percent interest rates, but that was two years ago

>>55717176
Rates are being cut within the next year, they won't be held at these rates long enough for most corporate debt to roll over to high rates.

>>55717140
holy shit i went to yahoo comments on ccj and they keep saiyng it was nigeria not niger that had a coup

dear god the lowest IQ people on the planet comment on that site

>>55717178
they will only cut if the markets will give them a reason, they wont cut at all time highs

>>55717186
>Niger
>Nigeria
>2 Sudans
Africa is a confusing place.

Shill me any of your stocks that are under $20 a share in 2 sentences.

>>55717222
UNG
Uh, can’t be this low for this long without some upside this winter
But I’m also retarded

>>55717161
>

>>55717222
just pick a stock that isn't an obvious scam then buy 2 year LEAPS.

can't lose.

>>55717239
Yeah, I messed that up

Boobies

>>55717222
SMTSF
absolute dumpsterfire I'm bagholding that is on the brink of bankruptcy. BUT if they somehow stay solvent and avoid a hostile takeover the price will probably go up.

>>55717234
Interesting. Will do more research. Thanks.

how do I convince medicare to start covering hyperthermia cancer treatments in conjunction with chemo so I can make a lot of money curing cancer?

>>55717174
Source?

>>55717304
Put some politician’s kids on your board of directors wow whoa done

>>55717310
None
That’s a one post by this ID kind of anon

>>55717212
2 congos too

>>55717313
if only natty biden was my gf

>>55717259
What exactly is the argument that more debt is unsustainable? It is being sustained. All debt ceiling events end in it being raised. Nothing bad happens. The market continues to go up and businesses continue their operations, as does the entirety of the government. I've heard this line all my life that the debt will one day cause a sudden collapse of the economy and the government will just grow broke, but that is what the central bank is for, it prints on demand and can control the economy through setting interest rates.

>>55717356
holy fuck
the top is so much in
hahaha

>>55717187
The national debt cannot be paid on these rates, they will have to cut. Sorry to say but you lose in literally every scenario bobo.

>>55717338
>Republic of the Congo
>Democratic Republic of the Congo
When in the fuck did that happen?

>>55717364
Exactly, there is no argument.

>>55717366
Only after the markets go down

How do I long Kenya?

>>55717356
Because you devalue your money by increasing the debt so much. Which then leads to a variety of problems that lead to economic imbalances. For example a wealth person having one billion dollars does not create as much economic activity as 1000 people having a million dollars. Same amount of dollars at play there, but when so much cash is pushed into debt you create a situation like Japan where they were chronic savers.. leading to two decades of economic humiliation as they could not get out of their funk.

I have a new Prime credit card with a $5,000 limit, a Discover card with a $3,800 limit, and a business credit card with a $13,000 limit. What do I do to actually take advantage of this? My credit score is 785 and I have pretty steady income. All in on SOXL is plan D.

>>55717384
AI is too meaningful a technology for a crash to happen, this bullrun is just getting started.

>>55717259
>this is unsustainable
>everything is sustained
what did they mean by this?

>>55717393
lol

>>55717385
>BBC News Africa
No, seriously, how has the british broadcasting corporation not rebranded themselves in the internet age?

>>55717385
Kenya is probably one of the best bets in leading developement africa since it has a true middle class. However their issues of somalias crossing the border and general refugee crisis they get stuck with.

>>55717399
idk what kind of retard thought it was a good idea to name their electric van "Bussy"?

>>55717387
The argument is whether this is sustainable or not. Japan currently has the third largest GDP in the world. They are sustaining it as is the US.

>>55717389
Get yourself a venture x instead once you are going to make a big enough purchase to get the promo miles. Its benefits for travel are pretty damn good.

>>55717417
Here your buddy himself says, its not sustainable:
>>55717366

>>55717417
Are they sustaining it anon? their gdp has grown on average 0% id say. Granted the US has only saw its gdp increase so much since the government has allowed resettlement of 60 million plus spics. But the real issue comes when you get the Argentina moment where you are forced to raise rates and raise rates.. printing money and then people lose faith and your economy explodes.

>>55717421
He is saying the rates will be cut. Long term at these rates, it would probably be unsustainable, but these rate hikes were meant as a short term tool to curb inflation, which is sinking to the Fed's annual goal of 2%.

>>55717417
is that why their currency is rapidly devaluing?
not that i'm complaining, buying so many preowned anime figs right now and they're dirt cheap even with shipping

If you guys could buy a car or finance it, which would you take, assuming in both cases you have the money to afford it up front?

>>55717445
finance and invest the money I would have spent on the car
though I would really just buy a used car and keep the money

>>55717445
I think buying its the better option so you dont have to deal with a bank telling you what you can and cannot do with your vehicle. I wouldn't say the economics of buying a car outright or financing particularly matter.

>>55717432
Wehre in the FED mandate does it say to keep the governement afloat?

>>55717356
We have been accruing the debt while it was at extremely low interest rates - it is a lot different paying 1% interest on 18 trillion in debt vs paying 4%+ interest on 32 trillion in debt
The higher interest rates rise, the more unsustainable the debt level is, as the previous debt is rolled off, and new debt is tacked on, now at at the higher rate. In other words, the more time that goes by while we are at higher rates, the higher the debt service payments rise as the new debt gets rolled on.
>Oh, well they can just print money, and pay off the debt that way!!
Lol. Bond demand works by investors having faith in the government they are buying bonds from and based on inflation expectations. If you print trillions of dollars to pay off the debt, this is massively inflationary - hyperinflationary - and shows a lack of government credibility - all bond demand would instantly dry up, everyone would panic sell their bonds, and yields would spike up above 10% (causing every single bank to fail, total economic failure, worldwide) - the entire system would crash, all value is derived from the risk free interest rate - every asset would be destroyed in value
Furthermore, the real issue is that when you are paying a trillion dollars in debt service, you have to either raise taxes (which is bearish for stocks and economic growth) or cut spending (which is bearish for stocks and economic growth)
In other words, growth expectations lower - the economy is the sum of consumption + investment + government spending + net exports
if government spending falls, economic growth falls - rates of return on all assets fall

>>55716395
Beat expectations, then dump because it didn't beat expectations by the 132% it needs to in order to justify it's price

The whole debt thing is kinda a joke. When your currency is not backed by anything physical and you control the money creation computer then uh having any sort of money crunch is a big joke. Merely go "hey computer create 33 trillion". And poof there it is. Would you care if your paycheck got a few extra zeros added? Hell no. Would you complain? Hell no, you'd keep your mouth shut. Where the hell do you think all the covid money came from? They merely told the computer to create it all.

>>55717435
The decline seems to have started around the beginning of the Russian SMO.

Made a run to TGT to get some storage containers. I didn't see any gay shit, so maybe time to start longing TGT?
Anyway, I also wanted to pick up a birthday card for my dad while I was there. Why do all of the greeting cards have so much mushy bullshit in them? I don't want to send a card that says I love, respect, adore, admire, or look up to my dad. He was kind of useless my whole life. I just want to send a card that says "Happy Birthday Dad".
Sad

>>55717464
see
>>55717457
You are naive, and do not understand bond investors expectations.
There is a reason why people are not lining up to buy Zimbabwe bonds. Lol.
There is a reason why people are not lining up to buy Argentinian bonds.
>The Argentina 10Y Government Bond has an estimated 49.680% yield.
Lol.

>>55717464
Now after all that printing look at how the global economy has changed. The dollar is quite literally not the only game in town. The U.S blew its load declaring a financial war on Russia to enact a colour revolution and it failed. U.S cant win a conflict with guns or the dollar anymore.

>>55717234
>UNG
BASED
>the reasoning
THA WIDOWMAKER
I do not ever go so far as to think shit like "can't do" X because man, it dang sure fuckin' well can! BUT...I am betting that it will have upside between now and Winter peak in January (I think UNG stays pretty parallel with the current contract rather than 2 months ahead like BOIL. UNG is on July now while BOIL is on September and about to roll to November).
>>55717296
Odds are if you buy as close to $7 as possible you'll wind up making money over the next few months. Any chance you get to add to your hold below 7, take.
NIGGAAAAAAAAAAARS!!!!!

>>55717460
i'm sure nobody is thinking that hard about why they dump

I dump because I know everyone else is selling the news and I wanna do it before they do.

>>55717445
there is no reason to finance a car if you have the money. you are not going to get a rate lower than tbills on your car loan and you can NOT guarantee you'll outpace tbills with the stock market.

>>55717435
Are figures a good investment?

>>55717456
That's the neat thing anon. It doesn't.

>Verification Not Required

>>55717489
very very few figures could be considered a good investment, it's not something an outsider with no interest in anime could guess at either.

Most either maintain their value over time or slightly increase depending on how many people want it, but it hardly ever goes past the initial MSRP of the figure.
Basically, you can corner the market on a specific character if they never got any other good figures, don't try this with any popular girl like rem or miku or any of the NGE girls.

>>55717468
TGT is just one giant gay shit no matter what they do or don't carry. Even their design scheme just screems FUCKING GAAAAAAAY. But I will never, ever look over them having sold dick tuck swimwear for kids. Satanic motherfuckers.

>>55717494
Correct. Therefor the FED has no reason and justification to lower rates before the recession hits

>>55717506
I also forgot, their value drops to zero once people forget about the show or franchise it's from, just go look at what people get for magical lyrical nanoha figs now, nobody really wants them

>>55716963
Kek maybe in 2060 the new kids of /smg/ will be looking back at this video like "Damn bro everybody was so in the moment and not stuck in the metaverse all the time"

>>55717393
Top is in my curry loving friend I'm sorry. It's actually you and you village to blame as well, you should have worked harder to maintain the algorithm.
AI is labor intensive
You don't need AI equipment to use AI output anymore than you need expensive camera equipment and editing software to watch a movie
The winners of AI will be copper, AWS. If you want a lowcap longshot then maybe IRM but SILC just took a shot so who knows it's kind of similar

>>55717486
Idk man, I think I did pretty good.

>>55717563
how do they just not have their AI plug math problems into wolfram alpha and copy the solution?

>>55717563
>Pic related
Is that some kind of GIGO feedback loop?

>>55717565
you are gambling. pay that off and you will no longer have a sword of damocles hanging over your finances. you could probably do it in like a quarter if you qualified for that interest rate.

>>55717435
that is a one month graph you retard why did you post that

>>55717506
I've seen my share of anime, but never had much interest in the plastic.
Thanks for the info. Maybe someday I'll pick up a few.

which stonk to buy tomorrow biz?

>>55717609
unironically SOXL

I want to be raped by a fat horse cock

>>55717609
>stonk
return and remain

>>55717565
>>55717590
Car loan isnt as relevant as buying new/used. If you are buying a new vehicle you are straight up retarded and pissing money away for no reason

>>55717590
But I'm making 5% on the money in savings, why would I pay off the loan? I'm making 3% in the middle. If the gamble I'm taking is unemployment, I'm still better off having the cash make more interest than the bank is charging on the loan.

>>55717617
Find Jesus.

>>55717631
nah youre right. even financial advisors with zero risk tolerance would tell you to keep doing what youre doing. it's so obviously the correct move

>>55717627
But you have warranty and so on

>>55717627
I bought used and pissed away WAY more than I needed to. But we put few miles on, and plan to keep it for a decade. In the end, it was silly, but I can afford it, even if things go terribly awry.

>>55717631
Don't forget taxes owed on the interest you collect.

>>55717644
Warranties are bell curved so you have to be statistically unlucky to make any money off of them, and you're saving at least 30% by buying used so the price you saved is probably worth more than the repairs

>>55717661
A used car is cheaper, but you also get less money once you sell it

I think I'm going to liquidate my Vanguard investments and hand them over to my bank to manage, because my new (female) banker was really nice to me
I'm still gonna keep my Fidelity account for gambling though

>>55717234
Anon stop. You cant use weather to trade Natural Gas. Stop reading Pajeet filled websites

>>55717627
>If you are buying a new vehicle you are straight up retarded and pissing money away for no reason
This is old information, unfortunately. Due to the ABSOLUTE STATE of the used car market, buying new is not a terrible deal. Right now, anyway. I did the numbers on this as I had to buy a new (or used) car earlier this year.
Rough situation:
example car: ICE 4 banger commuter sedan/hatchback from a reliable company, not Korean, not Stellantis
>New: 20k MSRP
>Used: Clean under 50k miles and under 5 years old: ~$18k-$20k (seriously)
>Used: Clean under 100k miles: $15k-$18k
If you want low teens down to sub 10k mark, you're looking at shitboxes that need a lot of work. This is an option but you should 1) be able and willing to wrench and 2) fight like hell on the used market to snap up the car you want before someone else does.

>>55717738
Oh yeah I forgot the used car market was fucked. I should have bought carvana...

I am 4000 USD away from a milestone but I feel like the markets will tank before I get to it

>>55717172
Correct. The actual far larger issue would be yields, which have been ass for a long time on some key bonds.

>>55716372
Are we at that permanently high plateau yet?

>>55717617
Stocks for that feel?

>>55717356
Having more money isn't unsustainable if you have a place to put it and any fiat currency is going to exponentially increase in number if it is operating under modern monetary theory. The problems start when you have a shitload of debt and the bonds backing that debt start having shit yields, especially when yields invert on the 10yr and three-month bonds on aforementioned debt, and especially especially if they've been inverted like they have for I believe it's been 22 months now in a row. You get into a situation where you have an economic system that desperately needs more fucking money because the money supply is supposed to keep increasing at a nearly exponential rate to feed it because too much liquidity causes issues with inflation when you have massive supply-chain prolapsing events like a really shitty flu and everyone chimping about it for various and sundry reasons around the entire fucking world - and RIGHT when it needs money the most money is now insanely fucking expensive to produce via the selling of bonds to back the debt necessary to create said money.

tl;dr we can print a little bit and be okay but if we start having to ramp back up to exponential levels of ZIRP QE again it's going to suck fucking balls and 80's interest rates are coming back.

>ON earnings

>>55717310
I made it up

>>55717777
Checks for those quads?

>>55717617

>>55717276
only decent post itt

>>55717796
Eventually the fed can take their boot off necks and lower rates again if we don't have to print a shitload like we usually do. If we do start printing a shitload right now it's going to be extremely painful and prolong a necessary bear correction into something much worse requiring insanoflex-tier rates to make it out. Whereas if everyone just chills the fuck out and watches the crab sink a little bit there can be another golden bull run ricky retardo line only go up decade once this shit is paid off.

>>55717726
Verification not required.

>>55717276
what about a nice, big brown beaver?

>>55716372
top signal holy fuck lmao. load up on puts. short everything.

>futures

>>55717885
sus

>>55717848
ok fuck it, i've got to go hear it other than just in my head since you've started posting these, it's been so many years now but still essentially perfectly recorded internally.

>>55717726
I’m retarded and gay and can do whatever I want
And there’s nothing you can do to stop me

>DXY +0.18% at midnight

>>55717457
>hyperinflationary
It's not hyperinflationary, retard, it's merely inflationary, "higher for longer" is key to their goal of protected accelerated monetary debasement, 5% rates over the next 5 years (give or take) will double the normal rate of debasement seen over the past 40 years, from 5-6% per annum to around 12% per annum

>>55717803
Making the same money as 1 year ago, but price almost 2x.

>>55718028
through out this thread, anons have argued for
>So what if the debt is unsustainable - the government can just print money to pay off the debt!
this is hyperinflationary, if you print money to pay off debt, especially on a mass scale trillions of dollars as these anons are suggesting
>hyperinflation: definition: monetary inflation occurring at a very high rate
NOOOO IT'S NOT INFLATION HAPPENING AT A VERY HIGH RATE!!!!11one

>>55717477
There are no "bond investors", you hold bonds because you're engaging in business in that currency/country and yield is yield, or you're a bank and are legally required to hold them

Welp I think my landlord officially thinks i'm a serial killer or something. Right after he showed his brother the apartment I left for work. I just got home and went upstairs into my bedroom. There is a walk in closet in my bedroom that is completely empty. Empty except for scoopsies dismembered mannequin corpse and the closet was closed when I got up, it was open when I went back up to check. No talking my way out of that one. They both profusely apologized when they left for the inconvenience and now I understand why. To make matters worse his brother is a fucking doctor visiting for the first time from lebanon, and his first taste of America was my goddamn apartment. Guess I just have to roll with this one because there is really no going back. The silver lining is I bet he doesn't ask to come up again.

>>55718057
Hyperinflationary under the current monetary theory would be retarded shit like 100% or more in six months or god forbid a quarter. The line is always supposed to go up. Go look at Venezuela if you want an actual representation of what hyperinflation looks like. Your cheeseburger being five bucks more expensive than it was last year is not hyperinflation.

>>55718067
>it got even better

>>55718067
Was the paper still taped to the head?

>>55718086
....yes What makes matters worse is im supposed to go next door to his restaurant tomorrow for lunch. He insisted I come by for a nice lunch when he first arrived. How am I supposed to explain to a lebanese man what autism is?

>>55718066
>There are no "bond investors"
Lmao. You are actually retarded.
>what are mutual funds
>what are hedge funds
>what are endowments
>what are pension funds
>what are commercial banks
>what are insurance companies
>what are mom & pop retail
>what are sovereign wealth funds

>>55718071
Anon.. we are not talking about the current inflation environment lmao. We are talking about what would happen if the government were to decide to print money to pay off the national debt, 32 trillion dollars. The solution that other anons are suggesting for paying off the national debt through printing money is hyperinflationary, by the definition of hyperinflation, monetary inflation occurring at a very high rate

>>55718095
explain *nothing*, become emboldened, walk as if they should fear you, but that you intend to spare them because you like them, for now...

>>55716359
NCLH anons. We are going to make it... right??

>>55718095
They probably thought it was some kind of fuckdoll so saying it was a mannequin you used to make a meme would actually be less awkward than never mentioning it again.

>>55718106
I know of a way you could do it but it's not a story a bear would tell you.

>>55718095
oh, and take scoops with you to eat at the restaurant.

>>55718108
That really feels like the only choice I have because I also am overly polite to him and always have a very nice smile when I talk to him. I'm just fitting the profile better. Guess i'll just pretend nothing ever happened.
>>55718118
He's a very nice man, I know he'll never bring it up again. I can only hope he's a serial killer too or something. like some war criminal from lebanon and we can keep our secrets between ourselves. Again, this is why you pay your rent early folks

>>55718067
this could be a seinfeld episode

>>55718131
No that would be a mistake. I'm very well known in the community and this is a very small town. I also used to clean the local police station so this would make for a great true crime documentary one day.
>He seemed so nice, I never would have imagined he was like this
I guess all I can do is laugh at the irony

>>55718150
Curb Your Enthusiasm

I had some cash set aside to buy arista and i fucking mistook the earnings date for some unknown reason i thought it'd be on Wednesday
This is right after being too scared to buy sofi
Shit I hate myself so much I'm just sitting on cash losing to inflation while literally everything retardpumps because the one thing i bought (tesla) managed to fucking tank and now i shit myself before doing any move
How do i overcome the fear?

>>55718160
This is the sort of shit that's supposed to happen to people like poem anon, not me

>>55718067
show them your youtube channel then they will understand and it will all be ok

>>55716884
>>55716922
Lol

>>55718175
he should just show them us and let us explain it all directly to them. we can fix it.

>>55718167
Hey... I don't have any weird shit at all in my apartment
Well... except for... but that's sealed up in a bag in my closet. Some day it will be worth money. It's an investment

>>55718175
Yeah, no. The Lebanese notoriously hate jews. Like 90% of polled lebanese people hate jews. The last thing I need to show them is me with a jewish hat on.

>>55718192
Well you live on the west coast, so my apartment would probably seem normal compared to the wackos that live out near you.

>>55718167
I already have the netflix series planned for you and poem anon linking up. You will live in a toyota corolla out in seattle and stay overnight at the firestone tire parking lot brewing trunk wine to sell to the hookers who inhabit the lot
https://youtu.be/egLwJUUDaN8

>>55718057
You are dull, they always print money to pay the debt, by issuing more debt, that's the point of the past 3 years, set the stage for protected accelerated debasement via "higher for longer"

>>55718106
Only "dumb fuck retail" in your faggot list are attempting to """invest""" in bonds, the rest are holding it, as I stated, as a cash substitute or are legally required to hold it

>>55718220
I like to think of me and poem anon's netflix series as a story about a a detective with a substance abuse problem and a history of corruption. The detective is about to end his life feeling like there is no reason to keep going, until he stumbles upon the case of a lifetime. The detective gets a call about a dead black twink prostitute that only goes by the name "scoopsies" that washed up on the Alki beach. Seems like an open and shut case, as qt twink prostitutes turn up dead all the time. That is until in his pocket he finds a small piece of paper with a poem written on it.

A sweet bb boy
awash on the shore
he may seem important
but he was really just a toy

The case begins. Every second counts. Every day the case goes unsolved, another twink dies. This is the story of, "The Deadly Haiku"

Only on netflix

Power hour?

>>55717874
A protip for you and all the other permabears 'top signals' will be posted everywhere for months before the market finally sharts, so you'll get anally raped by that final pump to the top.

>>55718319
Yeah, I remember being a permabear back in 2018. Thought I could time the market and loaded up on SPY puts. Got my asshole blown out for trying but thankfully I was a broke idiot and it was only about a grand. Trying to do that is best reserved for those with more time in the markets and enough dosh to afford real non-retarded leap puts.

>>55716359
Can anyone here actually explain what PLTR does as a business aside from tossing its cash into a furnace at the rate of about a million bucks a day?

>>55718067
its just a prop for your youtube channel, unironically not that weird john-chan

>>55718333
Spook shit which is why it can afford to toss cash into a furnace at a rate of about a milli per diem.

>>55718305
Im still waiting for mpw to pump 6% on no news to fuck my puts

>>55718224
>he thinks that this hasn't been tried for over 4,000 years
>he thinks that this time will be successful
>he doesn't understand that it's just "another one of those" in the longterm debt cycle
>he doesn't understand that history repeats and rhymes
https://youtu.be/WxVFLUq9n3c

>Der inzwischen als DHL Group firmierende Konzern fuhr von April Juni bei einem Umsatz von 20,1 (Vorjahr: 24) Milliarden Euro einen operativen Gewinn (Ebit) von 1,6 (2,3) Milliarden Euro ein, wie er am Dienstag mitteilte. Die Post übertraf damit leicht die Erwartungen der Analysten, die nach Refinitiv-Daten mit einem Umsatz von 21,37 Milliarden Euro und einem Ebit von 1,6 Milliarden Euro gerechnet hatten.

DHL earns less than they did when a globally important war broke out. But experts expected that for 2023. 20billion revenue for 2023 and 24 billion 2022 (april -june). Experts expected 21,37 revenue, but the text still says they beat expectations (???).

>>55717364
Debt isn´t real.

>>55717680
I support this gl;hf

>RBA pauses
>RBA predicts 2.5-3% inflation by year 2025
>RBA mentions inflation is proving significantly more sticky than anticipated
>RBA says service and goods inflation dangerously high
Are these people idiots? At this point they are legitimately choosing to shit on normies. Central banks once again showing their true colours as they keep propping up large corpos and the stock market. Why don't central banks instead change the normal rate of inflation to 4-5%/year instead of 2% (which is an antiquated term from 60 years ago and have never been true anyway).
The funny thing is that normies have completely come to accept this new state of things. Since price changes are smaller now (compared to 10% inflation last year), they have literally completely adjusted. This is 2 ez

>>55718482
>read 2025
>auto-think thats 10 years away
Fuck, where did the time go

>>55718491
Dunno, feels like yesterday that I was still in high school... then I realize I am 10 years too old for that. Jesus christ, the fugg happened?

>futures

They are expecting AAPL to make 81,73 billion, less than last Q y/y (July 2022 82,79), while also being at ATH and the war practically having become irrelevant and gas prices being way lower?

Actual LMAO.

>>55718482
Most western governments are running massive deficits to take care of their aging populations. It makes lots of sense for them to inflate the debt away until the tax burden generations pass away and demographics become more manageable. As much as they like to pretend they're trying to fight inflation, they really don't care what it does to their people.

are we in SOXS or SOXL tomorrow bois? Or take a day off trading those to buy AMC?

>>55718482
>Why don't central banks instead change the normal rate of inflation to 4-5%/year instead of 2%
so your question is essentially asking
>why can't interest rates be 5-6%?
as investors demand an interest rate that is at least (usually) +1% on inflation to have some cushion
interest rates at 5-6% has huge costs, in economic growth, credit expansion, debt service - for example, 5% interest would be $1.6 trillion yearly on the US national debt just in debt payments. this translates to all aspects of the economy, but most importantly housing for the average person, where their monthly payments drastically increase
another issue with inflation at 5-6% is the destruction it has on those living on fixed income - the elderly. If someone is living on a fixed income, they are hurt severely by inflation - then it becomes a government problem of having to increase distributions to the elderly, which means causing more inflation (as more dollars chasing the same number of goods) and also higher taxation or reduced spending to pay for the increase in benefits
when inflation hits these higher numbers, expectations on inflation become unanchored, and hyperinflation can happen quickly, as well

>>55718378
PVC ass costs me almost 100 bucks to ship DHL to America. Not surprised they beat.

>>55718534
>National Lab (LBNL) results support LK-99 as a room-temperature ambient-pressure superconductor.

>Simulations published 1 hour ago on arxiv support LK-99 as the holy grail of modern material science and applied physics.
(https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.16892))

>Here's the plain-english explanation:
>The simulations modeled what the original Korean authors proposed was happening to their material - where copper atoms were percolating into a crystal structure and replacing lead atoms, causing the crystal to strain slightly and contract by 0.5%. This unique structure was proposed to allow this amazing property.

>@sineatrix from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab simulated this using heavy-duty compute power from the Department of Energy, and looked to see what would happen to the 'electronic structure' of this material, meaning, what are the available conduction pathways in the material.

>It turns out that there are conduction pathways for electrons that are in just the right conditions and places that would enable them to 'superconduct'. More specifically, they were close to the 'Fermi Surface' which is like the sea-level of electrical energy, as in '0 ft above sea-level.' It's believed currently that the more conduction pathways close to the Fermi surface, the higher the temperature you can superconduct at (An analogy might be how its easier for planes to fly close to the surface of the ocean due to the 'ground effect' that gives them more lift.)

>This plot in particular shows the 'bands', or electron pathways, crossing above and below the Fermi surface.

>Lastly, these interesting conduction pathways only form when the copper atom percolates into the less likely location in the crystal lattice, or the 'higher energy' binding site. This means the material would be difficult to synthesize since only a small fraction of crystal gets its copper in just the right location.

>>55718366
Long term debt cycles only exist under reasonably hard money, this is a debasement cycle, those last for hundreds of years. The bad thing isn't in the future, the bad thing already happen, is currently happening, and will continue to happen, things have already broken, you the worker have been buck broken. Debasement will continue unabated until you stop taking it up the ass, which will be never, because you're a bitch ass faggot.

>"how do u like your stock?"
>"just fuck my shit up senpai."

>>55718549
sick dude. So SOXL?

Hi guys. My face, head and other body parts are all going through a decade-late puberty. After it is complete, I will either be dead or will have cured my autism. Wish me luck.

>>55718541
That’s good for thought. Thanks.

>Nasdaq has climbed for the 5th straight month

Bros I don't feel so good...shits gonna hit the fan around October this year, I just know it.

>>55718057
Actually so see the thing is, I think America can just print the money and basically the world has to pay for it. America therefore has to play a different game. How much money can it print and not be removed as world reserve currency?

>>55718571
two more months of pumping and a crash would be great because then we get to pump for Christmas

>>55718555
Yes, before superconductors become mainstream news.

>Superconductors (SC) have zero resistance from quantum-mechanical effects of how electrons pair up, and travel through a conductor crystal lattice. It's one example of 'magical' or 'impossible' physical properties arising from QM in bulk matter

>For decades SC's found few useful industrial application because of the difficulties in achieving extremely low temperatures, 4K (-270C). In the last decade, incredible new applications are enabled by modern High-Temperature Superconducting (HTS) tape, which operates at 77K.

>HTS tapes have achieved relevance by a long progress of engineering improvements in their operating temperatures, carrying current, and resilience to magnetic fields. Room-temperature ambient-pressure SCs (RTAPS) would be incredible - on par with the transistor.

>>55718541
It was a sarcastic question, m8. In reality, inflation has consistently been significantly higher than reported while rates have lagged behind. The 2%/year mandate is very much outdated and pretty much never been true.
Economic theory states this and that but the reality is a bit different.
Wouldn't the higher rates/inflation be outweighted by a wage increase that keeps up with inflation? Maybe. Hasn't been the case ever since the 70s as consumers chose to take it up the arse.
You guys over in the US at least have nice wage growth and fixed mortgages.
The EU and Australia are beyond retarded, with extremely predatory small business taking advantage of those with fixed income.
So far, this inflation situation is developing pretty much as I predicted but it's gonna be interesting to see next and the year after that.
Hell, the Swedish bank keeps going back on its statements. Last year they said inflation is gonna be 2-3% by this year, then they said 2-3% by 2024, and now they're saying 2.5-3.5% by 2025. Absolute kek

>>55718549
Wtf is it real?

>Sell in August, call it Holocaust.

yeah but inflation at 4% will make life hell for the population. at 4% only the civil servants like it because their enormous public debt will be reduced automatically.

>>55718549
>>55718578
My SOXL bags are ready bros.
Now its time for a fresh brewed coffee and some crosiants.

>>55718595
why is the existence of superconductors bullish for semiconductors? Just general hype/mania??

>>55718581
\biz\ really needs flags. I feel like a half the time people are talking about different economies on here.

>>55718610
Just a guess, but I assume the ones that will be implementing and making superconductors are semi-conductor factories that will be upgrading their equipment.

>>55718610
Nope, semis will be revolutionized by super conductors.
Imagine cpu's and chips without thermal losses. Maybe even more efficient electric motors and powerlines.
The possibilities are endless if this all is true

>>55718586
Inflation has been over 5% for the past 50 years

>>55718616
He's the swedebro, who's also Lumposter I think.

what am i buying today bros?

>>55718616
99% of the time unless specified, we are talking about US economy, as US economy can swing global economy
and if US is experiencing inflation, it is likely all the others are too, as commodity prices are global

>The crystal-field splitting for the trigonal prism comprises a single dz 2 , doubly degenerate dxy and dx2−y2 , and doubly degenerate dyz and dxz. In fact, the relative positioning of the dz 2 and the dyz/dxz is set by the anisotropy
induced by the mirror-symmetry breaking large values of asymmetry can cause the dz 2 to be destabilized. In ourc ase for Cu2+ with a d9 configuration I expect half filling of the doubly degenerate dyz/dxz bands - this is corroborated
with our calculations in Fig. 3 where I find two bands of dyz/dxz character at Fermi level that are are half
filled. My results suggest that low-energy physics of this system can be described by a two-band dyz/dxz model. However, unlike other correlated-d band superconductors, in this system the Cu-d bands are
particularly flat – there is minimal band broadening from neighboring oxygen ions. If previous assumptions about band flatness driving superconductivity are correct, then
this result would suggest a much more robust (higher temperature) superconducting phase exists in this system, even compared to well-established high-TC systems.

>>55718683
Wtf are u going on about nigga just tell me what to buy

>>55718688
>>55718665
soxl

>>55718688
tl;dr material is of a quality where superconducting can potentially be achieved without having to be at negative a shitload of degrees for it to be at all efficient. This would be a huge breakthrough and make the company that makes those superconductors a shitload of money making the line for their stock go up bigly.

They're saying buy it and you're a dumb faggot if you can't understand.

going down

ENVX is going to have some signing ceremony w/ the Malaysian minster of finance today, 100 EoW

>>55718713
How the hell did smg find out about ENVX?

Wait a sec, USbros are here? Shouldn't you guys be sleeping? Can't you give us, EUbros, at least couple of hours of freedom?

>>55718736
it was in my trending tab on twitter weeks ago and I took a look at it out of curiosity, looked solid and went in.

>>55717108
Use brave

>>55717108
it's fennec or brave

Was this finally the generational top for DAX and EU? Will we finally go back to 15k DAX and maybe even lower?

>>55718790
>EURO STOXX 50 has already been flat for over 20 years
oh my fucking god

>>55718701
>>55718683
DFT stands for "dumb faggot theory"

>>55718790
Bear trap. Give me literally one good reason why EU stocks should go down. Pro tip: you can't

>>55718830
This image makin' me a giggle m8

>>55718830
>Give me literally one good reason why EU stocks should go down
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-07-05/german-carmakers-are-bleakest-about-their-future-since-2008?
https://archive.is/gMNqg

>>55718851
NOOOO NOT THE HECKIN CARMAKERINOS

>>55718862
https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/manufacturing-pmi?continent=europe

https://targum.video/v/2023/8/1/e2ad3b8e86961ccfdcf411d2d4d18d3f/?l=en

>>55718851
As long as inflation is maintained at this level and wages are not properly compensated, companies will keep jacking prices and will keep profitmaxxing (PPI has fallen like crazy). The ECB has literally given up on fighting the inflation and the same goes for all the banks in each individual country. This sticky inflation we got going on here (especially service inflation) is untouchable unless they drastic measures to bring it down.
Until they take the fight seriously, the stock market will keep pumping. That is what I firmly believe

>>55718873
>>55718851
Wrong img, sorry m8. Lum has taken over my life

>>55718873
Fucked if they do, fucked if they don't. Hike rates too hard and you fuck everyone slow or do nothing and let it spiral out of control and fuck everyone fast. Only way out is a lost generation paying off the debts of the past. Japan just did it first.

Holy hell, BMW getting trashed.

LMAO THEY HALTED BMW (I'M SHORT)

>>55718873
>companies will keep jacking prices and will keep profitmaxxing
they can't
the consumer is broke, and is refusing to pay the higher prices - we have seen demand destruction
in the beginning, the consumer tries to spend their way out of inflation, as why save their dollar today for something that will be $1.10 tomorrow. however it reaches a critical point where the increase in prices cannot be exported onto the consumer - where if they continue to raise prices the quantity demanded falls enough to where their profits fall
evidence for this:
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/26/coca-cola-ko-q2-2023-earnings.html
>Coke’s pricing strategy hasn’t sparked significant backlash yet from customers, although Quincey said consumers are switching to private label bottled water and juices in Europe and the U.S.
or Pepsi who is now not raising prices any further (why are they doing this? because the consumer won't pay higher prices..)
https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/pepsico-forecasts-weak-annual-profit-price-hikes-inflation-weigh-demand-2023-02-09/
companies over this past quarter were beginning to hit this wall, and it has only accelerated over this current quarter
and it is why we have seen margins and profit growth slowing, as expenses for companies continue to rise, while their sales fall

TUP is going to be 8 bux a share by the end of the day I can feel it now.

>>55718830
Maybe that EU is almost in a recession? And rates won't be cut, and there might be another hike and the consumer is dry and oil is rising again?

>>55718898
Good. They've been shit for decades now.

>>55718809
What? THAT is a market. Not that US ponzi scheme only up bullshit. UP and DOWN is how a market should operate. Reflecting the economy and not a pyramid scheme.

>>55718927
>he thinks EU markets aren't hilariously corrupt
They all are and europe isn't going to do great over the next few years.

>>55718898
Gonna bounce on SMA100 because DAX perfectly follows TA :)
>>55718906
You might be right about that. It's a good way to maintain nice profits, first raise 200%, drop by 50%, in the end you got +100% and the customer is happy.
Sure, food inflation is slowing down but it is increasing nonetheless. Now that normies are gonna get a wage raise, they should be kept happy. We also got durable goods to consider...
As core inflation is maintained around 5-7%, companies will need to keep jacking prices and keep firing people to keep up the profits.

You are absolutely correct that profits are slowing down though, which of course makes sense because we have already passed the peak of inflation. But I am willing to bet companies still have other tricks up their sleeves to keep up profits. There is no way in hell they will give up their lavish life styles now.

Mortgages are also about to get re-financed soon and should (should but then again you never know with normies that keep borrowing more and more) cause a decrease in spending and general buying sentiment.
I might have spoken out of turn but I am just so sick of this crap and of normies that keep propping up this consoomerist piece of crap inflationary economy. We should see a bearish sentiment taking hold soon but honestly I don't know. This mania can keep going for much MUCH longer

BMW sisters it's over

>>55718830
>>55718898
>>55718851
>>55718862
Lol.

Wtf happened to bmw?

>>55718978
They've made nothing but trash for the last ten years and deserve to die or at least get punted in the balls real fuckin' hard.

STOP BUYING BMW YOU PIECES OF SHIT

OMG I HAVE THE BAD FEELING THE US WILL SLURP IT BACK TO 110

>>55718971
Just you watch it retrace almost completely. Christ I am sick of this market and of this stupid retracement effect. Release shit earnings, fall 8%, instantly bought up and suddenly +2%. The fugg? (Not BMW btw)

>>55718980
>mfw I just took a job at a place that makes parts for BMW
>mfw we just got a 5 year contract
You're right though it's the same shit as everything else. It's like razr for cars

>>55718945
>Gonna bounce on SMA100 because DAX perfectly follows TA :))
Yeah have realized that. The DAX moves like a complete autist, absolutely mechanical.

>>55718986
motorala razr?

>>55718986
BMW lost its soul after the E46.
Well nearly all automakers did.
Mid 2000 was the peak in cardesign and performance

>>55718992
Some of the newer parts have rgb lights in them. But bmw just said their margins are better and they're doing better sales going forward?

Germanbros, are you guys ok? Just watch the PMI bounce incredibly hard and DAX going +20% next year

>>55718996

yeah, have mercedesw204

>>55719025
Based, the last true german quality cars for the normal man.
Gf has a E46 coupe and i drive a 240 volvo wagon in mint condition.
I truly dont get those idiots around me who buy 40k golf gti's and pay them of over 10 years.
A 2000's corolla would be the best choice financially speaking

>>55718996
Volvo has only gotten better, m8. Third generation XC70 for example... the new cars have a significantly better feel to them and they drive much more smoothly.

>>55719001
First back to 13-14k, then maybe up to 17.

>>55719042
Yeah, 2000 era cars actually still look like german cars and not cyberchinesestuff.

e46 looks good. volvo wagon not particularly a beauty, but those rough edges have their appeal. Certainly not a womanizer car, but as long as your gf doesn't care, you have a car with a lot of space.

40k golf gti?.. New ones? If you say GTI I also have a gti 2 in my mind, lol

when i buy a car, it will be with an automatic gearbox.

>>55719054
They're faster than manuals nowadays but manuals are still better if you're actually trying to drive.

Long Copper Phosphate. NOW!
Labs are starting to recreate LK-99!

>>55719072
Yeah but 'faster' doesnt mean anything in the real world. Wow you are 0.5s faster at 60. Where does this matter for the normal consumer?
>>55719050
Yeah 40k for some special TCR versions.
Imagine being 10 years in debt for some car nobody even looks at.
Sure its fast but again, it doesnt matter in the real world.

>DXY

>>55719084
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Just googled it. That's a car, people, especially young (ethnically) german men (18-23) in german suburbs/small towns buy. I think I knew several years ago, who had older version of whatever GTI with sport modifications it was back then.

>>55719086
As banks around the world are pausing and giving up, investors are back on the DXY train? Does that make sense?
This could be pretty bad actually

>>55719103
Le recession is ready

>>55719103
Yes - it was expected that other central banks would be more hawkish relative to the Fed, as the Fed had started earlier and did very big triple 75bps hikes frontrunning the rest, that the rest would now be playing catch-up. Them being more hawkish in monetary policy made their currencies appreciate relative to dollar, DXY got crushed. Now that is all unwinding, pushing dollar higher - dollar short extremely crowded trade

2 months ago, the s&p was at 4200

Lads are there any websites that let me see previous earnings EPS and revenue? And I don't mean marketwatch and yahoo finance showing the 5 last quarters, I mean websites that show the last 20-30.
I've seen such a website but sadly I didn't bookmark it and now I can't find it nor an alternative.

>>55719109
If shorters are forced to squeeze, it could push the dollar to a considerable level. We could start to see quite a sell-off... then again I still think it will depend on Apple and Amazon earnings. If Apple falls, the market falls

>futures

>>55719121

>oil recovery

>>55719125
>>55719121

>>55719119
It'd take an act of God for apple to not beat and take a real hit

>>55719119
>>55719139

>>55718521

Tupperware going bankrupt? Pumps 500% Why? Because this market is filled with NIGGERS. This is a NIGGER market.

>>55719139
Yeah... if there is one surefire constant in this market, it's that Apple will always and only keep going up and will always give at the very least good earnings.
All those analysts and experts and you can simply buy Apple and outperform 99.99% of them.

>>55719179
>>55719179
>>55719179
>>55719179
>>55719179

>>55718559
prayers to the LORD GOD Almighty fo r you

>>55716359
can anyone help?
I am using the Interactive Brokers demo.
I opened a position together with a hedge pair trade.

put the hedge ratio correctly but when everything is executed, the short side's 'mkt value' in portfolio monitor is overvalued.

I understand the ratio between market values of both positions should be as close to 1 as possible.
instead, I have to manually add another contract to make that happen