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snowday in the great lakes (aka extra big cyber monday) edition

>I'm new to the stock market, what stocks should I buy?
Before you buy anything, make a brokerage account and read investopedia articles and/or the books in the OP list. If you don't have a broker, you can't buy stocks, and if you blindly buy things without understanding how the stock market works or doing any research on the individual stocks you're buying, you will lose money and it will be entirely your fault.

List of popular brokers:
https://pastebin.com/mrSchZPg

List of basic stock market terminology for newfags:
https://pastebin.com/VtnpN5iJ

Real-time market news:
https://thefly.com/index.php

Educational sites:
https://www.investopedia.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain

Free in depth technical analysis charts:
http://www.tradingview.com

Premarket Data:
https://pastebin.com/y9PRQLR3

Earnings Report Calendars:
https://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/today.html
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar

Biopharma Catalyst Calendar:
https://biopharmcatalyst.com/

Pump and Dump Advertising:
https://stocktwits.com

S&P 500 VIX Futures (For SVXY/UVXY, higher is better for UVXY, lower is better for SVXY)
https://www.investing.com/indices/us-spx-vix-futures

Basic rundown on options:
[YouTube] Option Basics Part I
[YouTube] Option Basics Part II

Suggested books:
https://pastebin.com/jgA5zTuC

Previous Thread: >>11901171

>> No.11907132

How does everyone thing baba's going to do this week?

>> No.11907139
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>>11906784
fuck, its now a snowday, no classes at all today

>>11907132
the better question is how high will amazon go this week?

>> No.11907185

>>11907139
1386

>> No.11907206
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Give me your money goys

>> No.11907233

>>11907185
it was +2.5% at one point this morning (3am?)

its only up 2.1% right now though

>> No.11907234

>>11907185
Long run itll go lower, this next week itll be up.

>> No.11907411

$PCG rally today
$AAPL selloff

>> No.11907434

Down 8k for the year.

Nearly 3k of that loss is from my positions in Nvdia, Apple, and Amazon stock.

5k options lost.

Do i just sell my open options and take whats left of them and put into microsoft and forget about the recession fear mongering? I dont want to have to honestly tire over day trading or trading on how the politics or economy is this month or year. Microsoft seems good to hold out since its not in regations scopes and will grow a lot from cloud alone

>> No.11907460

Stock market is doomed.

Companies cannot afford their stock buybacks.

Boomers are retiring and will cash out faster than zoomers can buy in.

>> No.11907477

You know I don't think ATVI is going anywhere

>> No.11907481

>>11907460
>this for the next couple months or maybe years.

>> No.11907485
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11907485

Uh oh.

>> No.11907488

>>11907434
would recommend just buying an index fund SPY/VOO/etc., or if you want a tech focus buy the QQQ's, and continue to dollar cost average into them as you earn additional income.

>> No.11907496

>>11907485
>this and also the protests in Europe

>> No.11907509

>>11907460
The growth stories for most of these blue chip companies are over. Most growth projections I have seen are relying on the third world to come in and save our wallets. That isn't necessarily the "bright future" of the United States that investing inspires.

Putting your money into where boomers have stored theirs (the market equivalent of a mattress) is probably the worst idea I have ever heard

>> No.11907538

>>11907509
True. That's why you gotta diversify in crypto and stocks. How are my NVDA bois holding up?

>> No.11907559

>>11907538
crypto is not backed up by anything, NVDA was a good investment if you had the foresight to predict the rally from mining, but the trend is pretty much done with now. the NVDA "boys" should have cashed out a while ago

You guys gamble too much

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How can I make 100$ today?

>> No.11907594
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Bought Nintendo. Pokemon is selling great and upcoming Smash set a new pre-order record.

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>>11907585

Suck multiple dicks.

>> No.11907602

>>11907559
>crypto is not backed up by anything
This is precisely its strength
The Bolivar is backed by the full faith and credit of the Venezuelian government. How is that working out for those socialist lovers ?

>> No.11907649

>>11907602
You just proved my point. Both are backed up by retard faith. You are playing with funny money

>> No.11907650

>>11907594
Yeah I think christmas are gonna be good for them, also buying.

>> No.11907654

>>11907649
no you dense retard

>> No.11907665

buy oil pls

>> No.11907745

DGAZ LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

>> No.11907760
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Morning gap up!

Go AMZN Go!!

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Bullish Bias
BIG BULL

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>>11907764

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plan fart tube day
bearish bias

>> No.11907860

prediction: indexes are going to close pretty much where they opened peaking at~10/11am

>> No.11907892

What the hell? They named the crispr babies “Lulu and Nana”. What the fuck kind of names are those? They couldn’t pick something rad like 红龙 or something?

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>>11907828
how big are those candles, 30 minutes long?

>>11907892
they should have picked "哈哈哈哈" or "啊啊啊啊"

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>>11907828
heh, better luck next time
Nasdaq 7k end of day

>> No.11907957

>F

Having a pretty good day.

>> No.11907959

>>11907892
they should have named them "Exterminator" and "Annihilator"

>>11907940
1 hour candles :3

>> No.11907973

Question about stop losses on RH:

is it easy to get fucked by them? i set one this weekend on SQQQ, hoping to take some of my winnings in anticipation of exactly this kind of rally happening. it closed friday at 16.72, stop loss set at 16.20, it executed at 15.75 which is WAY lower than I expected.

pretty sure there's a lesson here for me to learn. is the lesson learned here don't set stop losses during out of market hours? or don't use stop losses on RH? or don't set stop losses out of market on RH?

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>>11907947
long triggereded but canceled because of bias am so dummy

>> No.11908037

>>11907973
That last one, I did something similar, RH doesnt give a fuck because they know they have us by the ballz

>> No.11908039

>>11907973
closed at 16.45*

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Please keep this rally going so little timmie can have some turkey this Christmas.

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>>11907959
any idea how to set something in pinevieweditor so that it goes by a price at a certain time, like making horizontal lines that are based on the opening price for every session (or the price at 9:30 am every day)?


also how do you offset plots to the left or right?
or whats a good comprehensive tradingview script writing guide?

>>11908037
>>11907973
stop loss means sell as soon as the price is below "x"
if the price goes from "x+1" to "x-100" in one tic ( like say from yesterdays close, to todays open) then it will sell at "x-100", since "x-100" is lower than "x"

stop-losses (especially on robinhood) are huge targets for whales to push the price past, to make money off of you giving them cheapies

>> No.11908107

>>11908079
are stop loss orders public information? is there a way to see the depth chart for orders like there is on crypto?

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THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN

>> No.11908132

Goys I have about 25k sitting in my savings account, I’m maxed out on what I’m willing to put into crypto but I own 0 boomer stocks currently. If I dump 8-9k into a S&P spyder or something what are the odds I will get REKT seeing we seem to be near the peak of a bubble?

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>>11908107
if you have a good broker, and pay the cost of doing business, then yes

for small fish only on robinhood like you and me? i dont think so (although id love for someone to prove me wrong)

>> No.11908153

>>11907973
Your stop loss worked exactly as it would on any trading platform. The price gapped below 16.20 which set off a market sell at the first available price. The lesson is to think carefully about the possibilities of holding a trade like this over the weekend, not to abandon stop losses.

>> No.11908183

>11907081
>thats how the turbine is moved to create electrical power, not how the heat is generated
And plant efficiency is what really matters at the end. Combustion efficiency of 80% is pretty easy to obtain. I mean nuclear only uses 5% of the fuel, then you have to cool it for a year then it sits in shitty cement blocks for a 1000 years. Comparing the two in terms of fuel efficiency is ridiculous, it all comes down to overall plant efficiency and cost of the fuel in the end.

>due to either impurities, or air intake, fossil fuel has a variable combustion efficiency
>this is literally what im going to college for
And that doesn't mean shit to me, because I'm in the industry already. Stating you are in college for something doesn't make your argument or statements any more valid or invalid. So why include it?

>yes it is, but uranium is a very common element
and at a certain cost, it can be "mined" from regular old ocean water
I know this, but if it was economically feasible to do this We'd be doing it

>startup and cool down times are problems for nuclear, that could be solved by using massive batteries to store power from low demand times for high demand times, but that is assuming that battery technology exists that can be scaled up that high, which it really cant without a huge initial cost
Batteries are not very efficient, maybe 80% and require maintenance. Nuclear only as a source of power production hinges on technology and resources we just don't have. While going 100% nuclear is ideal, life is hardly ideal. We will continue to burn coal and other fossil fuels in our lifetime, OR our standards of life will fall. That's what's going to happen.

>> No.11908186

does anyone know why i get delayed data (like 15 min) if i look NDX on Nasdaq but not if i look at NDX on TVC? i bought the real time data plan for nasdaq yesterday and i get real time data for the stocks btw.

>>11908153
pre-market/afterhours should be illegal and is the worst jewery i've ever seen.

>> No.11908199
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PUMP IT

>> No.11908209

>>11908107
Stop losses are generally stored server side at the brokers and not publicly available. Your stop was based on the entire nasdaq index. If a short is stopped out there, it's because people are buying the market in general. Brexit and Italy both made progress this weekend. There is a reason the market gapped up.

>> No.11908219

>>11907485
How will they power the wage cages then?

>> No.11908246

>>11908219
anal probes harvesting human warmth

>> No.11908258

>>11908209
>>11908153
yeah, i just didn't anticipate it to gap so hard. maybe the lesson really is to evaluate where i am on fridays rather than over the weekend, especially over a volatile weekend like thanksgiving. gotta be smarter with my gambling money.

(btw i'm not crying... the stop loss was set to try to preserve 9% profit and i walked away with 6.4%. still pretty good for 2 months of investment~)

>> No.11908264

>>11907602
>The Bolivar is backed by the full faith and credit of the Venezuelian government. How is that working out for those socialist lovers ?
A retarded gimmidat populace voted in a retarded government who tanked their money is not comparable to the stock market filled will business that actually produce things of value.

>> No.11908288

Just woke up to the smell of fresh green, and bought a $267/$267.5 bear spread on SPY. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, free money.

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>>11908246
Long Bezos, he will unironically usher in a cyberpunk dystopia

>> No.11908303

>>11908132
Should have been buying all of last month tbqh

>> No.11908308
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ALT

>> No.11908310

FAANG BAANG

>> No.11908312

>>11908132
just wait till sometime next year, evaluate then

>> No.11908320

>>11908258
>i walked away with 6.4%
That is not a loss. Good job.

>> No.11908332

>>11908132
>we seem to be near the peak of a bubble
If by near you mean two years out, maybe.

>> No.11908334

>>11908132

5K on JPM
5K on AAPL
5K on ITW
5K on KO
5K on VZ

There you go, you have a great portfolio with Finance, Tech, Industrial, Consumer, and Telecom Sectors.

Then expand out to WFC, MSFT, MMM, SBUX and V for your next 5 purchases of 5K each.

You'll have a portfolio that will continue to pay you increasing amounts of cash (which you should DRIP) every year until your children's children die.

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>>11908334
based. The 5 sector dividend portfolio literally cannot be beaten over the long run.

>> No.11908379

>>11908308
Hairy Thotter

>> No.11908425
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JUST

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>>11908334
You're missing healthcare and aerospace. Imo the most Chad would be:
Healthcare
Technology
Aerospace
Finance
Entertainment

These are the sources of (((power))) in society

>> No.11908441
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>>11908425
hory shiiiet

>> No.11908466

>>11908435
My idea is to invest in infrastructure lest India be a relative superpower in 14 months

>> No.11908474

>>11908435
Just PFE T UTX LMT MSFT

>> No.11908482
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>tfw wounds are healing

>> No.11908488

>>11908425
I like allergan

>> No.11908494
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>>11908466
Based SMIN and INCO

>> No.11908500

>>11908435
True, add JNJ, PFE and LMT, GD

>> No.11908525
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>>11908441
>mfw someone uses the first google image search for "oh my god joseph" and its low resolution shit.

I usually make an effort to be nice, but you crossed a line mother fucker.

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>>11908525
jojo is shittier anime, of course it'd have low res images.

>> No.11908565

>>11908542
>not liking jojo
Literally kill yourself faggot

>> No.11908581

>>11908542
Why do you have such shit taste in everything

>> No.11908587

>>11908542
Wait. Are you trolling or do you not now how resolution works?

>> No.11908604
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>NWL
The glue is live

>> No.11908635

>>11908604
average cost of $19 feels good mane

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>>11908604
Look at GM, boomer pumping today

>> No.11908657

LCI building a nice base in the 5.70s

>> No.11908660

>>11908565
never said i didn't like jojo, i much prefer the manga. I like the music too.
>>11908587
>>11908581
kek

>> No.11908695

>>11908657

Will buy when back down to 5.50.

>> No.11908699
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>>11908660
I'm officially joining Team Gas Dobber

>> No.11908700
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>>11908642
GM pump, GE dump. Boomers break even.

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What causes the perception that Canadian banks are safer than American banks?
Is that true?

>> No.11908728

>>11908699
hes Gobber now

>> No.11908734

>>11908725
propaganda.. as you get older you will start to see through all the bullshit

>> No.11908738

>>11908725
They store their monies deep in the snow, buried by highly trained canadian mountees, eh.

>> No.11908755

>>11908728
>>11908699
i try to ignore his post.. it really is incredible how retarded he is

>> No.11908768

>>11908734
Why though? Are they not as tied to international markets, or are not as leveraged?
Or just entirely untrue?

>> No.11908770

>>11908728
Team Goebbels vs. Team Gobbles

>> No.11908784
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>KO
>JNJ
>PG
>MO
nooo my value

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reminder you only have a year or so left before the noncyclicals reverse
Buy KHC, buy K, buy Colgate

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>>11908784
Stay strong anon, Buffet-sama will guide us to financial independence.

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>>11908798
You forget GIS

>> No.11908810

>>11908798
>>11908784
just buy some LCI

>> No.11908813

>>11908657
LCI to 9 when?

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>>11908798
Nice edit unless your that guy that edited Nagatoro to be a boomer, in which case shame.

>> No.11908820

>>11908810
Don't @ me, retard shill.

>> No.11908826

so excited to make it in april when weed skyrockets

>> No.11908834

>>11908810
Whats your average cost at goy

>> No.11908835

>>11908820
You can get some FVE. Just accumulate while it's still below 50 cents. Easiest fucking shit ever.

>> No.11908865

>>11908334
You don’t think that’s investing too heavily in 5 specific companies as opposed to something a little more spread out?

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APPLE ABOUT TO GET FUCKING BODIED YOU'VE BEEN WARNED

>> No.11908888

>>11908865
you could also do $3K on AAPL and then $2K on 11 different companies. If you use a broker brokerage fees still wouldn't be that bad due to the fact that its far less than half a percent per trade.

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>>11908798

>> No.11908897

>>11908258
>maybe the lesson really is to evaluate where i am on fridays rather than over the weekend
I think alotta traders like to avoid holding over the weekend for this exact reason. Nice gain, anyway, though.

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>>11908877
Let's hope I want my ITM puts to be DITM puts baby

>> No.11908916

>>11908865
You can buy sector specific ETFs for a base of you're worried about it
In ARWDW, he cities a study that the best risk minimizing number of stocks is 20, and risk does not decrease after that. I'll post the chart when I get home

>> No.11908920

>>11908813
Soon. I'm thinking over 10 tho

>> No.11908947

>>11908888
>>11908916
Thanks frens; I’ve lost a bunch on crypto so I’m being pretty damn cautious and plan on doing a bunch of research before putting anything into stocks. I don’t know much about them but am currently reading the intelligent investor and eating ready to talk to a broker or someone at Charles Schwab or something after the new year.

>> No.11908960

>>11908947
You should really read A Random Walk too, it is a heavy red pill
(RKG hates it though)

>> No.11908966

>>11908947
good on you, fren. if you have longer term goals you could start buying sooner in index funds. it's covered in intelligent investor as well~

>> No.11908995

Long CSSE guys

>> No.11909027

>>11907538
mein negger

>>11907559
mein brainlet

>> No.11909042

>>11908960
Added to the reading list thanks man
>>11908966
I see stocks as nothing but long term 10-25 years out before ever even thinking about profits, index funds are what I first plan on dumping money into. I think I’m on page 225 of intelligent investor, wish me luck goys we’re all going to make it.

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>>11909027
How can you give this advice with a straight face

>> No.11909072

Yeah boi, Ford is doing hot today. Gonna get that scalp.

>> No.11909080

>>11909054
TOP KEK

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>>11909080
HAHAHA STOCK FAGS BTFO
DIVERSIFY WITH CRYPTO

>> No.11909105

>>11907509
people said that about JNJ, KO, and PG in the late 80s early 90s too.

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I heard you boys like Green stuff

>> No.11909131

>>11909105
Thats why you should be putting your money in FVE before it goes to the fucken moon.

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>>11909112
Chaddaq calls?

>> No.11909149

>>11909054
Crypto is cyclical, it'll come back. Even if you immediately wanna call me out on it and say "duh! most markets are!", there really is more usage now. I can exchange my crypto in Bangkok or Bali, without having to declare shit when coming in. To win in crypto (or stocks for that matter) you gotta have a job where you can make money while you accumulate.

>> No.11909163

>>11908947
>gets JUSTed by crypto
>wants to get JUSTed by boomer stocks

The absolute state of this anon

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>>11909112

>> No.11909170

>>11909149
This is the biggest COPE I've ever seen.
Enjoy the trip to $250, your magic beans are finished

>> No.11909198

>>11909149
>1 trillion dollars will pump back into my ponzi because its cyclical
lol no the low volume pump of the previous years will never happen again

>> No.11909214

>>11908334
>KO
value is shit rn, buy pepsi

>> No.11909232

>>11909170
I started accumulating BTC again when it broke 6k. Going to keep putting $500 into it every week for another 6 months. See you on the moon Comfy. Then I'll go to bangkok and live like a king.

>> No.11909260

>>11909232
Baggy why have you done this.
The only magic bean worth buying is Monacoin

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>>11909232
Based Baggy!

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>>11909232
I just checked my old bittrex and I still have 5 waves from when I was going to launch the Autism Incorporated Cryptocurrency.
Good times, good times.

>> No.11909447

Tired of losing money. Any advice for a cheap stock I can invest about $300 in and swing it for profit in a short time later

>> No.11909462

>>11909447
FVE is a good investment.

>> No.11909504

>>11909462
FVE appears to be a true gamble, wouldn't expect anything less

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>>11909447
>tired of losing money
>swing trade

>> No.11909522

>>11908425
This is not a good time to be holding blue chips, anon.

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>>11907125
APP LEL BTFO

>> No.11909562

Doubled down on Dollar General today and put some money in Verisk Analytics. Things are going well.

Once my TIPS mutual fund goes into the green, I think it will be just about time to start shorting the markets more generally.

>> No.11909568

>>11907460
>Companies cannot afford their stock buybacks.
What do you mean, exactly?

>> No.11909569

X is taking a beating today. I’d get in if I had any leverage left.

>> No.11909575

>GM wants to close 4 US factories
>stock up 6%
So much for MAGA heh

>> No.11909579

>>11909568
Lower profits, higher costs of borrowing I assume.

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>>11909214
>KO
Pea brain, can literally hear it rattling about when you walk. Replacing the thing you call a brain with an actual dried pea would be a straight upgrade.
>bepsi
Looks normal from the front but from the back you can see a big dent where your soft spot got pushed in as a kid.
>A.G Barr
Brain pulsates and crackles with eldritch knowledge, trying to explain what you know to the above two categories would be like explaining internal combustion engines to an ant.

>> No.11909591

>>11909575
Capital is global, it could care less about the fate of people in any one country.

>> No.11909609

>>11909575
>their car plants are shutting down, some car models are being discontinued
>their plants that make trucks and suvs are doing just fine

hmmmmm

and people said ford was stupid to cut out car production earlier...

>> No.11909611

>>11907125
Seriously, throw something into an aggressive growth index fund NOW. Fees are low to zero, you're gonna win and maybe win nicely. Then spend some time learning WITHOUT moving anything from your index fund. Watch as your money dips and then gains a dozen times in a couple of years before you do a single damn thing with it. Even then, leave that shit there and use your future earnings to speculate if you must. You'll end up realizing that the index was the simplest, smartest, and most lucrative thing you were ever gonna do, and wish you'd dumped more in.

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who elses /KO/ here?

>> No.11909645

>>11909575
>company's sales falling
>cuts the weak parts
>think its trumps fault

real brainlet thinking you got there

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Short bias wins again

>> No.11909664

>>11909628
SALAMAT KO

>> No.11909667

>>11909628
KO is my best fren anon

i'm way too exposed to this stock but i've never trimmed my position, just reallocated the divvies to new stocks

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>>11909628
Their dividend is not well covered.
No thanks

https://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/ko/revenue-eps

>> No.11909693

The problem with GM is the products they're making these days are so reliable that they stay on the road forever. The'd be better off if they were producing pieces of shit that only last 5 years before they're scrapped, but that's what happens. Efficacy is truly a double edge sword. The reason Apple was able to go fucking parabolic is the products they produce only last like 6 months

>> No.11909694

very excited to see the Tech sector when big companies like AMZN and AAPL start announcing sales during cyber monday

>> No.11909731

>>11909693
this is exactly the problem with capitalism, planned obsolescence is a massive drain on the economy no one wants to address.

In terms of GM specifically, however, they may yet be saved by their electric car portfolio. I think they'll probably out compete tesla in the end.

>> No.11909748

>>11909693
That’s complete bullshit and you know it

>> No.11909754

>>11909731
if you're going to complain about capitalism at least complain about the actual problems

>> No.11909763

>>11909693
CONTROLLED OBSOLESCENCE

>> No.11909775

>>11909754
Planned obsolescence is a real problem, it generates massive amounts of waste and inefficiency. It materially decreases ordinary people's purchasing power and sticks them with products that aren't reliable in the medium term.

>> No.11909788

>>11909664
filipino guy?

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>AKS just hit 52 week low
Whew so this am the power of tarrifs

>> No.11909807

>>11909775
wow you're right it's literally impossible to buy things that last and nothing used to break in the past.

>> No.11909816

>>11909788
White
I love Philippines though i go there to get away n drink red horse on the beach

>> No.11909819

>>11909816

Red Horse is top tier

>> No.11909847

>>11909807
that's not my point at all, even though it's true that planned obsolescence has become more popular as the rate of profit has fallen. For consumers, however, it isn't great that the top firms are all trying to sell what is effectively less and less product for the same amount of money.

>> No.11909865

>>11909819
I fuckin love it, I cant get it on the East coast US where i live though only san miguel pale pilsens and even those are rare. I gotta get back there soon and get some more pancit

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>>11909650
is that so

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>> No.11909997

>>11909963
fug

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>>11909847
Now you're just being silly, are you really trying to say an iphone xr is "less product" than an original iphone?

>> No.11910026

>>11909998
> adjusted for inflation

always gets a giggle out of me

economists are biggest yokes there are

>> No.11910058

>>11909748
Nope, it's like why the fuck do you need to rinse and repeat when washing your hair. You wash it, it's clean, end of story. They just want you to use twice as much shampoo. That's all that's about.

>> No.11910083

>>11909998
Apple didn't design the original iphone to last 10 years. It's better to compare the iphone 7 to the iphone 8. They'll also certainly expect some people to just by the version they were already using. In which case, in the time a well designed phone would have served you just fine, you've now bought two.

What's more, the restrictions and difficulties in making physical repairs and upgrades are also atrocious.

>> No.11910132

>>11910083
>It's better to compare the iphone 7 to the iphone 8
why because it fits your narrative?
>the restrictions and difficulties in making physical repairs and upgrades are also atrocious
I knew you'd bring it up don't even get me started.

>> No.11910140

I need a new phone that's also serves the same function of my Juul. I'd be able to just carry around one thing and not have to fuck around switching between different chargers all the time.

>> No.11910166

I've never bought stock before and I wanna know who I should open an account with, what's the best for a newcomer who doesn't want to make a super big investment

>> No.11910172

I owned some age old iPhone from 2008 and Nexus from 2012 and only in 2018 bought a new phone (OP6T) because both of suffered screen damage that was just too much.

I guess there was design failure on both and Planned Obsolescence didn't work.

or maybe retarded Zommers just like to throw money around and treat their phones like shit.

>> No.11910178

>>11910166
Just give your money to Comfy, and only invest what you can afford to lose because you're never getting anything back.

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What's holding the market up? Honestly. Just crash already so I can be the Boomer.

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My dude weed portfolio rebalance and rejigger is now complete. I didn't like the feel of the wind on Canopy Growth this morning so i yoinked it for 1% loss. Glad I did as it continued to dump. Very bearish on large cap Canadian dude weed right now. US and a couple undervalued craft growers in leafland are my current focus.

Portfolio now consists of the following:
GW Pharma (earnings tomorrow)
MPX Bioceutical (earnings on Thursday)
Planet 13 (Nevada retail)
Quinsam Capital
Organigram (earnings on Friday)
James Wagner Cultivation (i'm a little iffy on this for short term but it's a small position anyway)

>> No.11910191

>>11910166
Robinhood

>> No.11910206

>>11910178
Fuck off tripfag I'm putting money in Actiblizz/EA before their stock bounce back

>> No.11910216

>>11910206
Why do you think they would bounce back and when?

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It's crashing, Jim.

>> No.11910235

>>11910227
Shut up

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>>11909628
based and sips-pilled.

>> No.11910253

>>11910216
Activision and EA have shat the bed with publicity recently and their recent releases aren't making as hoped, thing is they still make a shit ton over the holidays so I'm gonna wait until then and then dump before they fuck up again

>> No.11910281

>>11910253
I still think EA is a good long. So what they fucked up BF SJW V? Sports games still make a killing and will continue to do so.

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>>11910253
Sure, theyre fun to play with
I dont think theyll reveal anything new soon, Allthough a green christmas would be nice.

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i told you all last thread, i told you...

buy MNGA!!!

>> No.11910321

>>11910281
BFV pre orders are down a fuck ton, game also got delayed so it didn't have to compete with rdr2
Anthem looks like it's gonna flop HARD
Stocks have been down by almost 60 dollars since summer.
They make billions off Fifa alone so they can live off that alone, now just seems like time to buy

>> No.11910327

Freakin RGSE xploding.

>> No.11910328

>>11909796
fuck that pic is cold and hot at the same time

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>>11910190
Also, Acreage Holdings is a potential buy soon. It's quietly establishing a rising trend. My concern with this is a rising wedge in to sell off so i'm not touching it yet. I am already arms length invested in it through Quinsam Capital anyway. Quinsam is just putzing along flat right now. It'll probably pop if the overall US dude weed goes heavily bullish (Quinsam mostly has position in pre-IPO shares of US weed outfits).

>> No.11910341

>>11910191
I'm in UK so can't use Robinhood, seen the 2 to choose from are Degiro and Interactive Brokers, which one should I use and why? (pros, cons etc.)

>> No.11910342

>>11910317
Lol

>> No.11910350

>>11910341
Europoors like you and me need to move to United States before Trump makes it impossible ;_;

>> No.11910385

>>11910350
trump is a larp president, he wont be around in 2 years. Too many people are starting to call his bluff

>> No.11910408

>>11910385
God Emperor Trump will be around for the next 6 years ensuring the US will be greatest nation of all time for decades to come

>> No.11910410

>>11910385
Hilary is unironically going to run again and be beat by Orange Man for a second time
Dems are that bad at politics

>> No.11910427

>>11910132
>why because it fits your narrative?
Well, apple wouldn't have been thinking about the iphone xr when they were designing the original, now would they?

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The Truth behind FAANG
This hasnt been a bear market its just this clown trying to get back at trump

Sources : Dude jus trust me , Lol jk...
https://www.barrons.com/articles/george-soros-sold-facebook-stock-just-before-it-tumbled-1542801600

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6415937/George-Soros-sells-Facebook-Netflix-Goldman-Sachs-stock-just-nosedive.html

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>>11910434
started crashing right after this.

>> No.11910484

>>11910434
I wouldn't be surprised if he was insider trading, but the underlying economic situation is driving this, not a couple of whales. There are so few decent stock investments at the moment, I don't think most investors are looking forward to what's about to happen.

>> No.11910491

>>11910469
heh, nice filename. Better not let (((him))) see that though, hope you're behind 8 layers of proxies or he'll put SPY at $100 end of 2019.

>> No.11910509

>>11910491
maybe i'm short or maybe i'm long and am playing 4d chess against him.

>> No.11910525

>>11910427
no, what's your point?

>> No.11910570

>>11910469
TQQQ has doubled in volume this morning from 3 million this morning pre market.

>> No.11910588

>>11910570
look at date of tweet.

>> No.11910606

>>11910350
Fuck off we're full.

>> No.11910617

>>11910525
If you want to judge planned obsolescence you need to take into account the planned portion. Apple's business model relies on lots of people coming back to them year after year for new phones, so they design the phones to break periodically so they can reap the full rewards of this loyal customer base. Much of the new phones bought can even be the same model as the original, or an upgrade with some cosmetic changes. The stubborn fact remains that consumers could be getting a durable good quality phone instead of spending money to buy two or three in the same amount of time.

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>> No.11910630

>>11910588
Yeah i remember it like it was yesterday. I unironically beleive hes gonna buy it back up too while its on sale Like a sneaky (middle easteren person)

>> No.11910634

Comfy af today. Thank you stock market, today you were not a faggot.

>> No.11910639

>>11910630
I'd assume he's already started.

>> No.11910649

This rally is nothing more than a true and strait dead cat bounce, we're bear market now. Just fucking sell it all.

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>>11910617
>so they design the phones to break periodically

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>>11910649
pic related

>>11910634
the day's not over yet, fren
a lot can happen from 3:00 - 4:00

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>>11910682
>a lot can happen from 3:00 - 4:00
how much value do you think is physically possible to drop from pic related in that timeframe?

>> No.11910730

>>11910617
yea I'm still not sure what your point is; the phones get better over time and there are durable good quality phones available, people choose not to buy them.
Is your point people waste money? guess what nigga nothing will stop people wasting money.

>> No.11910757

>>11910617
idk I’ve had the same iphone for like 2 years and counting. I do think theres a little planned obsolescence in apple’s buisness model but generally speaking you cant begrudge them for wanting to improve their technology. Apple’s dominance in the world of mobile phones is driven by the fact that they just make the best product.

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>>11910706
A lot, potentially
Either way, short term price action isn't something I'm particularly concerned about
VTGN is doing even worse today, but I'm still confident in the long-term viability of the drugs they're producing
I think in terms of months and years, not days and weeks

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>>11910758
I don't own any LCI and I have no intention of buying it, btw
The fundamentals are what ultimately matters in the long term, and I haven't done enough DD on LCI to say if it's a good or bad buy

>> No.11910791

>>11910777
check'd. I know you don't own lci, but bummer on the vtgn today. hopefully it is a good long term hold for you like you said. May mad profits befall u fren.

>> No.11910804

>>11910730
>>11910757
that the phones get better over time is the result of technical and scientific progress. Planned obsolescence doesn't just waste money, it wastes actual materials, but it does so in a way that makes apple profit.

You all are acting as though planned obsolesce is necessary in order to have better phones and that's simply not true. People could just as easily buy new, better phones when they actually want to instead of when they are forced to. If the new product is so good, why do they need to wreck the old one? It's just to make more profit.

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ETERNAL BULL!

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This is what is known as the Faang Baang

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>>11910408
u wish...

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>>11910791
I'm not really worried about the short term price action
I've learned that when it comes to volatile stocks, the long term is ultimately what matters
My ATH was 22.95% above my initial investment on September 20th

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>>11910855
>>11910791
I'm a position trader, so my strategy is doing a lot of DD on a company's fundamentals before I buy it, using TA to refine a short term entry point, and then just holding for months or years until I'm satisfied with the price it's at or until the fundamentals change to a degree that makes me decide it's not a good company to own any more

>> No.11910892

>>11910190
Just dumped James Wagner. Not happy with level 2.

Opened small position in CannaRoyalty (Origin House).

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>>11909941

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>>11910895
I would post that image of you getting butchered and prepared for a meal, but I get banned every time I post it

>> No.11910935

>>11910808
ko rules all in this bullish land

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>>11910935
As far as the eye can see, anon.

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>>11910961
another based lad in /smg/. Death to coinies

>> No.11910990

>>11910977
>tfw cryptofags are starting to migrate over here

at least you learned eventually

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There is a certain feel on the dude weed today. Money appears to be micing out of Canadian based companies and in to US ones on building volume. It's no coincidence the US tickers are mainly green today while Canada us various shades if red. If i'm right about this this, uh, reefer diaspora, the play is go heavy on US right now and quick. US dudes weed:

Curaleaf
Acreage Holdings
iAnthus
MPX Bioceuticals
Planet 13
Charlotte's Web
Harborside/FLRish (IPO before end of year)
Cresco (IPO i dunno when)
Possibly Medmen although i'm not fond of that company

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the big green dick follows me throughout my day

>> No.11911009

>>11910990
I was never into crypto. I have no idea how anyone could. Watching all the retards invest tons of money into it near the end of 2017 and lose it all was a treat tho

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>>11911003
nice.

>> No.11911046

>>11910996
>tfw Acreage Holdings isn't available on Robinhood

I was interested in this company months before it IPO'd
I would have bought into it if I had the option

>>11911009
it's a textbook speculative bubble, I don't understand how anyone was dumb enough to buy into it

>> No.11911061

>>11910996
True the USA would become the biggest market but I'm pretty optimistic about Aurora they are investing a lot in South America and EU. While the USA ones are pretty small and are still playing catch up

>> No.11911067

>>11911009
Fucking lol. Who was short

>> No.11911073

>>11910804
>result of technical and scientific progress
how would us all still using 10 year old phones help that exactly. Why would we be rolling out 5g if no one's phone was able to access it?
>planned obsolesce is necessary in order to have better phones and that's simply not true
you act as if they put bombs in the phones that blow them up after x years. The reality is the make them out of cheaper components which brings the cost down allowing both the company to profit and more people to buy the devices.

it's the same reason people stopped buying ibm main frames and cisco have been pushed out of hyper-scale cloud. It's better for everyone to buy and replace as needed instead of sitting with a turd for the next 10 years because you need to get your investment back.

>> No.11911085

>>11911046
i did some research and the only coin I thought was actually an investment vehicle was Ripple's XRP. I purchased 714 XRP at around 800, its now worth much less. I contemplated selling it but I do think there is a chance it becomes utilized in SWIFT transfers on a massive scale. Basically going to wait until it goes to either 0 or 2. If it hits $2 i'll sell half if it hits $0 I'll laugh it off and if it stays between 0-2 I'll just wait.

>> No.11911116

>>11910804
>that the phones get better over time is the result of technical and scientific progress
yes, obviously. The mistake you’re making is assuming “technical and scientific progress” is just a profiteering scheme. In some ways it is, sure, but largely it’s not.
>People could just as easily buy new, better phones when they actually want to instead of when they are forced to.
no one is “forcing” anyone to do anything. I’ve seen people still walking around with whatever iphone it was that came out in 2013. People flock to the new iphones because they like shiny new. Nothing is wrong with capitalizing on hype.
>If the new product is so good, why do they need to wreck the old one
again, no one is “wrecking” anything. It’s not like when a new iphone comes out the old ones all fucking explode.

>> No.11911126

>>11911085
>can throw away $571,200
Hi can we be friends irl

>> No.11911132

>>11910350
But really though which one should I use

>> No.11911142

Are shippers a good investment rn?

>> No.11911146

>>11911046
>it's a textbook speculative bubble,
that’s too generous imo

it’s more like a diarrhea bubble

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>>11911003


based

>> No.11911157

>>11911116
Try running iOS 12 on an iPhone5...

Not to mention the inevitable security vulnerabilities if you refuse to update...

>> No.11911172

>>11911157
try running the latest android OS on a Samsung Behold II

>> No.11911181

>>11911126
i think he means 80 cents each.

>> No.11911205

>>11911172
Does Samsung tell you to update to that and tell you it'll be fine even though it'll all but brick your phone? That's what Apple did to me with my old iPhone 4. Last Apple product I'll ever buy.

>> No.11911222

>>11911205
cool anectode. I’m sure those people who’s Samsung phones literally exploded on their faces probably feel the same way about samsung products.

>> No.11911224

>>11911181
that would make a lot more sense

>> No.11911228

>>11911205
I forgot to mention they also refused to let me downgrade to the old OS that worked just fine, forcing me to be stuck with a laggy as fuck device. They intentionally wreck their old shit.

>> No.11911235

>>11911222
lol I forgot about the exploding phones. Yeah, fuck Samsung too for that reason while we're at it.

>> No.11911239

>>11909163
Why am I gonna get JUST’d by boomer stocks if I’m patient and do my research anon? I seriously can’t take another JUSTing from “investing”, I just want to somewhat make it and have 1 mill by the time I’m 40.

>> No.11911241

>>11911228
Reminds me of a certain Intel who fucked their old products for lolz

>> No.11911248

>>11911126
>>11911181
>>11911224

sorry, I meant I bought $800 worth of XRP that gave me 714+ coins (so a little over $1 per coin)

>> No.11911266

>>11909628
>ever decreasing profits
anon..

>> No.11911280

>>11911239
do it like this >>11908334
don't even bother speaking to a brokerage, they are not your fiduciaries.

>> No.11911299
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Holy shit today is delicious.

Please buy EWZ puts, it is free money at this point.

>> No.11911304

>>11911280
Already screen shorted the anons advice thanks fren, so you also think going the other anons route as opposed to index funds is smarter?

>> No.11911311

>>11911073
>how would us all still using 10 year old phones help that exactly. Why would we be rolling out 5g if no one's phone was able to access it?
Ideally we would have phones with interchangeable and up-gradable physical parts. This is exactly what happens in some parts of China due to them not giving a fuck about copyright and it's probably why they will overtake the US in innovation.

>you act as if they put bombs in the phones that blow them up after x years.
Apple has been known to use updates to slow down old phones,

>>11911116
>The mistake you’re making is assuming “technical and scientific progress” is just a profiteering scheme
I'm actually saying the exact opposite, technical and scientific progress is not necessarily dependent on profit.

>again, no one is “wrecking” anything. It’s not like when a new iphone comes out the old ones all fucking explode.
See above.

>> No.11911323

>>11911222
>>11911205
No reason to make this into a brand war, most companies are dogshit at protecting consumers.

>> No.11911336

>>11911304
Depends on the index. Shit like VTSAX is godtier and everyone should own at least a little bit of it. But you can almost always do better by picking 3-5 random stocks with healthy dividends and holding to oblivion. If you do pick individual stocks and they start performing poorly with large drawdowns, you can also hedge by selling calls or whatever if you're comfortable with that too.

>> No.11911359

>>11911311
>Ideally we would have phones with interchangeable and up-gradable physical parts
you mean like desktop computers? those things people are consistently stopping buying. And what about the componants? should they be repairable or is to ok to dump them when they break? or are we going to have components made of components made of components.

>> No.11911366

>>11911336
This is meme advice. VOO will always outperform a handful of random picks over a long enough time horizon.

>> No.11911385

>>11908334
replace JPM with MA, apple with LMT, ITW with MSFT, KO with AWK, pick either VZ or T

>> No.11911397

>>11911385
This will not outperform a low cost S&P500 index over 20yrs.

>> No.11911405

>>11911366
Dogs of the Dow

>> No.11911409

>>11911359
People should be able to make their own mobile phone in a similar way to how people can make their own desktop. There's nothing absurd about that.

I've also never said eliminating planned obsolescence would cause people to stop buying new tech, just that it would cut down on waste.

>> No.11911430

>>11911405
You get hit by extra taxes, extra risk, and the only upside is marginally better returns.

What's the Dogs 10yr return %?

>> No.11911433

>>11911299
Shorting anything Brazil seems like an eazy win

>> No.11911443

>>11909170
>>11909198

You sound like redditors circa 2014-2015. "It will never go back up, it was a scam all along!" "this is good for bitcoin L E L"

I've been in this market since 2011, but missed the opportunity to invest back then, literally didn't have my radar trained. I'm surprised crypto triggers you so much. Yeah I got a traditional stock portfolio with efts + my own meme picks, but I don't discount crypto

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>>11911409
>how people can make their own desktop
I'll give you right now to roll back from this stance

>> No.11911445

>>11911085
See I don't like the XRP specifically because the logo is a fidget spinner and that was last years meme. Plus it was created in San Francisco, aka the gay bay, which makes the homophobe inside of me want to see it go to 0.

>> No.11911465

>>11911397
The only one which HAVEN'T outperformed index the past 20 years is T, which is increasing its income, coke and many others on that list have earned less over time for years now

>> No.11911470

>>11911433
I know, please join me anons, it is the best possible hedge against index swings.

Even now the January puts are way undervalued.

>> No.11911471

>>11911299
>>11911433
I thought Bolsonaro was going to make Brasil great again?

>> No.11911484

>>11911471
>short brasil
>based bolsonaro breaks your kneecaps
NO PAIN NO GAIN

>> No.11911485

What’s up with steel today? AKS and X are both getting buttfucked. Orange Man Bad?

>> No.11911492

>>11911366
I don’t even know what VOO is fren, googled it and it seems like just an S& P 500 index? Idk what the fuck to do anons I have 0 interest in day trading stocks I just want long term comfy gains.

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>>11911430
dogs is 9.5%
small dogs is 10%

>> No.11911505

>>11911465
>MA
1343% since 2008
>LMT
283%
MSFT
>409%
AWK
>366%

>> No.11911515

>>11911471
Yeah, but he doesn't arrive in office until January, and the country is coming apart at the seams. In addition, there have been several very negative industrial reports from major companies.

>>11911484
He can't break my knees if I exit my shorts before he takes office.

>>11911492
If you want comfy long term gains, buy a regular amount of VOO (low cost index) every month. Ignore economic conditions, the press, etc, just buy whatever amount you can afford each month, as long as you have no intent to sell for principle.

>> No.11911526

>>11911484
I mean don't get me wrong, as the US raises interest rates and capital gets more expensive, emerging markets will feel it the hardest. However if the Fed makes a dovish turn this next shit post, they'll probably recover faster than any of the major indexes.

>> No.11911535

>>11911397
>>11911505

AND apple is essentially based entirely on trend, when the global masses decides that another phone/tech maker is trendier, apple will be worth nothing

>> No.11911569

Not sure if this is the right thread, but does anyone have an opinion on the Monzo announcement?

They're planning to raise $20,000,000 in a share offering on 10th December

>> No.11911578

>>11911299
cant seem to see it on robinhood?

>> No.11911587

>>11911569
wtf is a monzo, and why do they want my shekels?

>> No.11911600

>>11911578
Jan 18 $43 put. Currently priced around $6.25.

>> No.11911617

>>11911587
https://monzo.com/invest/prospectus/

>> No.11911649

>>11911569
Another ponzi scheme?

>> No.11911658

>>11911526
Rising interest rate is a problem if an emerginf country can't get enough USD
If Bolsonaro pushes his business-friendly policies, Brazil may be ok

>> No.11911660

>>11907460
Why would boomers cash out when they can just live off dividends until they die?

>> No.11911669

>>11911617
this is fucking dilution at it's finest, fuck these guys they're probably like a bunch of ultra-mega kikes and will do this at least 3 more times, while stupid goyim like you fall for it every time.

>> No.11911671

>>11911660
boomers are getting jewed into cashing out and spending shitloads so as to not leave an inheritence for their kids. "Work hard for your money like I did," or some bullshit like that.

>> No.11911696

>>11911444
This guy was able to pull it off because he had access to Shenzen's cell phone market. More people should be able to do it if we had more universal and modular parts. The biggest impediment is copyright law, which has been a damper on technological innovation in the west for some time.

https://www.popsci.com/how-hacker-in-china-built-his-own-iphone-from-scratch

>> No.11911711

>>11911600
hi newfag at options. so the price im buying is at $43 so if it stays like the price right now 36 i will make 7*100? please explain

>> No.11911715

>>11907460
>failing companies cannot afford their stock buybacks

this is why you don't invest in memes. knife catching, or bad companies

>> No.11911721

>>11911515
Can I just buy VOO simply from setting up an account on vanguards website?

>> No.11911723

>>11911535
well apple does have something going for it in terms of the physical capital it owns and the logistical network it's managed to create.

>> No.11911731

>>11911696
Guess what you can build your own car if you want. Who does though? oh yea fucking nobody.

>> No.11911739

>>11911711
No, you pay $625 per contract with a strike price of $43. Your breakeven would be $35.75, and ewz has to close at that or below to get your $625 back + profit. If it doesn't, you lose the whole $625 you paid.

>> No.11911743

making new...

>> No.11911760

>>11911739
fuck me i can't into basic subtraction lmao. $36.75 should be your breakeven at the 6.25 premium.

>> No.11911764

>>11911731
Cars would also become much cheaper and easier to repair if we cut back on copyright.

>> No.11911769

>>11911731
I dunno that Musk faggot did it. Then his company went up in smoke just like that blunt he had on Joe Rogan's podcast.

>> No.11911774

>>11911771
new..
>>11911771
>>11911771

>> No.11911781

>>11911764
and patents, that is.

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>>11909731
You aren't likeable and you contribute shit, just like communist faggots in real life. How about you fuck off to reddit?