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/smg/ Stock Market General
Sunday Sunday Sunday Edition

popular brokers:
https://pastebin.com/F1yujtVq

basic stock market terminology:
https://pastebin.com/VtnpN5iJ

Risk management:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2VSSNECLTQ [Embed]
https://pastebin.com/sqJUcbjp

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

Live Bloomberg stream:
http://www.livenewson.com/american/bloomberg-television-business.html

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

Free charting tools:
http://www.tradingview.com

https://www.finscreener.com/

Stock screeners:
https://finviz.com/
https://www.tradingview.com/screener

Pre-Market Data and Live data:
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures
https://nhentai.net/g/177674/ ->This is important
https://finance.yahoo.com/

Bio-pharma Catalyst Calendar:
https://biopharmcatalyst.com

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

Boomer Investing 101:
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started

Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP) calculator:
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator/

Basic rundown on lean hogs:
http://www.theoptionsguide.com/lean-hogs-futures-buying.aspx

List of hedge fund holdings:
https://fintel.io/

Previous Fund:
>>17392794

>> No.17400705

buy KHC

>> No.17400717

>>17400686
Cute Pic OP!

>> No.17400743
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Is the market going to implode this week? The great virus scare and the rise of the Bernie tides?

Should I liquidate half my folio? Should I go all in on GALT?

>> No.17400751
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17400751

Buy SNSS. There is not much time left.
Also nobody better get mad at me when that 400mg data hits with shit like "WHY WEREN'T YOU MORE CONVINCING!?" Since I gave you 7 months of warning to do DD and buy in.

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Reposting this: theres still 2k on this account if anons wanna throw meme shit at me since my mom is already dumb enough
To the people who were wondering what she was thinking - she joined a trader "chatroom" where the top guy was just unloading his bags to retards

>> No.17400780
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AG

>> No.17400783
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17400783

Flee to the safety and security of Coca-Cola. It won't get contaminated, and stays good during your entire WuFlu confinement

>> No.17400784

I get crypto is a room temperature IQ meme but what will happen to it on Monday?

>> No.17400785
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>>17400780
i'm holding AG anon

>> No.17400787

BErnie
Virus
Ath callpocalypse

How red will it be?

>> No.17400790

>>17400787
Not at all

>> No.17400793

>>17400784
same as alway: up and down

>> No.17400798

Disney, this is going to collapse, right anons?
I bought last week, what do?

>> No.17400799

For Monday:
Buy puts on Korea, Italy, Japan ADRs
Buy puts on German companies expiring in a month or two
Buy AMERICAN tech calls (no foreign tech)
Buy puts on anything remotely volatile and sell mid-week
Buy cheapies at any given opportunity

Good strat?

>> No.17400803

>>17400784
Over 10k imo
It should be gold
think we get sell offs

>> No.17400805
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>YFW there could be another coronvirus brewing right at this very moment after some chink brutalized a sick pangolin and ate it alive

>> No.17400806

Any other PCY chads or otherwise sovereign debt bros among us?

>> No.17400815

>>17400798
Disney is not going to collapse dude. You're safe.

>> No.17400818

>>17400799
Why usa tech calls? Why do you want leverage long now?

>> No.17400820

>>17400785
Congratulations

>> No.17400835

>>17400780
>>17400785
Why? AG looks like shit.

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ah CHOO

>> No.17400843

>>17400815
Insiders sold a lot of actions, funds reduced their positions, it seems there will be a strong correction down, at least 5/10%
Is it a realistic scenario?

>> No.17400846

>>17400799
>puts on Korea, Italy, Japan ADRs
Idk dude, they're already pretty far down
maybe Italy puts
I agree with the rest

>> No.17400854

DDD earnings week

3d printing

Not too optimistic but holding longterm

>> No.17400856
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17400856

Virus is still literally nothing top kek. Doesn't mean that it won't fuck with the market more, though.
>t. epidemiologist

>> No.17400875

>>17400799
>puts on German
because of corona? no way, there were like 10 cases and half of them are already cured

>> No.17400878

Futies are almost here lads
The anticipation is killing me

>> No.17400900

>>17400878
Case reports are after futures open tho

Need asia to wake up and move

>> No.17400908

soxl puts are gonna make me so much money next week

>> No.17400909

>>17400846
Korea is going full-lockdown mode soon and I don't think that's been accounted for yet. Japan is the one I'm more hesitant about because they're pretty resilient.

>>17400875
If it starts spreading in Europe out of Italy the Germany economy will take a hit regardless of whether Germany is infected badly.

>> No.17400918

>>17400798
They might take a hit since half of their visitors are asians but it won't be permanent. Disney has been going strong for decades and they just keep growing, against all odds

>> No.17400925

>>17400843
Funds reducing position doesn't mean they think it will go down. Most likely it hit their price target so they sold some. Or it made up too much percent of their profile so they rebalanced. Or even they are following some cycle and move money into different industries at different times. Really, theres a lot of reasons.

>> No.17400930

>>17400856
I think the USA will ultimately gain from all this, it will be a safe haven. One or two weeks of turbulence in foreign markets though.

>> No.17400944

>>17400908
>puts in a bull market
Why do retards keep doing this?

>> No.17400946

>>17400909
Didnt a samsung factory close down already?

>> No.17400980

>>17400930
>>17400799
do you think now is a good time to go long on US? might drop a bit more i could imagine

>> No.17400985

>>17400856
you sound like a brainlet

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>tfw my father is traveling to spain for 2 weeks this thursday

>> No.17401005
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>virus is nothing I read a study based on Chinese statistics that R0 is 3 kek worse than a flu its a nothingburger

>> No.17401013

>>17400946
I think that happened on the 22nd, hasn't been priced in yet. I mean if the market opens in free-fall I won't have the chance to do anything but I'm hoping there will be a delay.

>>17400980
Either Monday or Tuesday is my bet. If we can't even trust the USA to weather the storm we are all fucked anyway and I'll be selling everything by EOW because it will get a lot worse. If the US economy takes too big a hit then it's over.

>> No.17401016

>>17400946
Commie dem nominee
Virus fears
Already high pe multiple with heavy call plays
Also more attention to stock market than normal
Q1 er virus hit

Its hard to want to buy right now

>> No.17401020

>>17400798
Disney a good buying opportunity. I don't care about their theme parks, I like their aggressive streaming strategy.

People panic selling because theme park profits will be hit aren't seeing the bigger picture.

>> No.17401029

>>17401005
It is a nothinburger but the normies steer the market and if they're spooked it's going down.

>> No.17401033

Oh and xi has said the virus hasnt peaked on fri

>> No.17401037

>>17401020
their superbowl ad was very well done.
excited to see Disney+ come up

>> No.17401042

>>17401029
shutting down supply chains, tourism, and travel isn't a "nothingburger" stop flouting your fake arrogance

>> No.17401053

>>17401042
I mean health-wise it's a nothinburger, economically it is obviously fucking shit up.

>> No.17401060

>>17401020
I'm speaking about TA, not FA in the long period, in the short it seems that it's gone too high in the last months, so probably it would lose a 5-10% before

>> No.17401070

>>17400856
>t. epidemiologist
Well I'm a coronavirus, and my brethren have already breached europe, it's over for you meatsack

>> No.17401072
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17401072

I just rode out the collapse of this company with 30 billion in puts, from almost the top of its bubble in integrated oil, in the fake stock market. am I ready yet senpais

>> No.17401074

>>17401020
With as much as Disney now owns in the media industry, you may as well be buying an index fund on entertainment.

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17401141

tick tock

>> No.17401158

what about nvidia? Did anyone look at the chart? What's going to happen on monday?

>> No.17401231

>>17400805
90’s Simpson’s was too good
Pangolins are some of the coolest animals on the planet, fuck chinese endangered creature eaters.

And fuck bears.

>> No.17401232

>>17401158
>Did anyone look at the chart?
After some extensive TA I've concluded that it will either go down or up

>> No.17401238

>>17400768
GALT, buy my bags

>> No.17401239

>>17401158
Well the worst that could happen for me is that I go from a 90% loss to a 100% loss

>> No.17401258

>>17400985
I look forward to this still being nothing in 2 weeks and rubbing all of your retarded doom faggotry in your face. :)

>> No.17401267

>>17400856
I agree it doesn't appear to be exceptionally dangerous. It is and will, however, cause a lot of economic problems. I am not looking forward to the next earnings season in a couple months. I may do some shorting around that time.

>> No.17401284

>>17401239
you bought at how much?

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>>17400856
>t. epidemiologist
Oh bullshit. You’ve taken a class on it or what?
Post PhD/MD/MPH

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i hope you retards are ready for the market crash in march. kek himself confirmed it + some CDC anon tranny said it also. i believe them more than you fags.

>> No.17401312

>>17401232
All in on straddles, got it

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>>17400841
COVER YOUR MOUTH CHING CHONG REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>> No.17401325

Purchased 13 TQQQ last wednesday. Feeling bad. Should I keep them?

>> No.17401334

>>17401325
depending on what open is like tomorrow, sell or keep. sell at first chance of break-even or plus money. this shit is gonna dump so fucking hard itll make bitcoin look like a dead-cat.

>> No.17401336

>>17401258
k, keep me posted as it spreads like wildfire through india & se asia and gains a foothold in europe

>> No.17401339

>>17401298
A definite slowdown is already happening IRL, concerts and big events are being canceled everywhere, sales will go down in a lot of fields.

>> No.17401341

>>17401288
>MPH
lmao kys tranny. if you don't have access to institutional data about it yet then you must be from bumblefuck north dakota

>> No.17401349

>>17401072
>am I ready yet senpais
Yeah I'd say so. What are you shorting next?

>> No.17401356

so what about our guy /spce/?

>> No.17401366

the market needs to crash because quality and culture is so much better when businesses have to actually try and work for their margins. Everybody wants cash at the bottom, so everybody in every industry is trying to cut costs yet bring in more cash. Just look at the movies and music that came out in 2008, the Ipod was actually a high quality item during that period, things like blockbuster finally started to bite the bullet because of their shitty business models. We need a crash so content is actually good again, I fucking hate top ten youtube video money train shit.

>> No.17401367

>>17401334
im waiting to see if any big name celebries/sports, etc contract it. giving how many people attend sporting events, its actually amazing there hasnt been a confirmed case (but im assuming it will happen sooner than later).

>> No.17401392

holy fuck i gotta move to russia

https://twitter.com/japantimes/status/1231675102619676672

how is this country not the most based? oh wait, it is.

>> No.17401408

>>17401356
You better buy before summer.

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>>17401349
probably something here

>> No.17401447

>>17401267
its more deadly than the flu. its mortality rate based on fake chinese underreported numbers so far is between 3-5%

to compare, the flu has a mortality rate of about .2%, and the famous deadly spanish flu pandemic of 1918 had a mortality rate of about 2%.

so covid19 is already more than twice as deadly as the famous spanish flu that killed 20 million people in 1918 (before there was air travel and large 10 million+ population dense cities)

covid19 is more infectious than the flu, people catch it just from breathing the same air in a room with an infected person. covid19 also displays only mild symptoms for a long initial incubation period during which the infected is highly contagious. so you have people who are sick without realizing it, and walking around spreading disease as they go about their business.

china would not be shutting down their country taking trillions in losses for "just a flu bro"

>> No.17401461

Who builds sick hi-tech medical robots and stuff? Whose company is Sarif Industries? Who develops AI surgeons? I'd like more in healthcare besides pharma stocks.

>> No.17401465

Economically illiterate question:

Why doesn't everybody buy stocks instead of saving in a bank? The annual interest rate on savings account seems significantly lower than the annual increase in the value of stocks. So why not just put any money you want to save into buying stocks from a business which is practically guaranteed to keep growing?

>> No.17401471

>>17401341
Ah so you’re just playing pretend on the Internet

That’s cool. My dad works for Nintendo and knows how to find pikablu

>> No.17401476

>>17401420
what application is that?

>> No.17401493
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>>17400686
Anybody invested in a company that researches or produces graphene stuff?

>> No.17401498

>>17401465
Because boomers are vile and would step on your neck if they thought it'd buy them another minute on earth.

>> No.17401501

>>17401465
because theyre paycheque to paycheque boomer.

>>17401447
he doesnt get it brah. hes mentally incapable of processing information if its not directly fed to him by MSM.

>>17401461
if youre seriously considering buying stocks at such an unstable time....

>> No.17401504

>>17401465
because not everybody has time to wait for money to grow. if you are 70 years old do you want to risk your lifetime savings that you need to survive the last 10 years of your life in stocks? a bear market could wipe your savings and last the rest of your remaining life

>> No.17401519

>>17401504
when was the last time we had a bear market? yeah............................

>> No.17401520

>>17401465
>Why doesn't everybody buy stocks instead of saving in a bank?
A couple reasons
>1. Most people are financially retarded
>2. Stocks are volatile, and that means risk
>3. There are never any actual guarantees on the stock market.
Non retards diversify their holdings to hedge against financial ruin while still getting gains

>> No.17401521 [DELETED] 

>>17401493
*bricht sich alle knochen*

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>>17401420
please respond to
>>17401476

>> No.17401531

>>17401356
Don't catch that knife until corona chan is starting to taper off. Speculative stuff like that is the first to get dumped in market instability.

>> No.17401532

>>17400856
Lmao at how triggered these NEETs get whenever you tell them no Great Equalizer is coming

>> No.17401533

>>17401465
Anyone financially literate will put their savings into an index fund and only keep maybe 5-10K in savings for an emergency. The only problem is that many people are in such deep debt that they have no savings at all.

>> No.17401539

>>17401476
it's called "wallstreet raider", it's a game not a trading application. They used it to teach Harvard finance classes about the market in the early 00's, I would highly recommend trying it. I'm mostly just shitposting because I made the best trade I've ever done in that game, netted me 7-8,000% gains in 2 years.

>> No.17401562

>>17401519
maybe youre too young but i graduated in 2009 and couldnt find work even at a mcdonaldsor big box wagecuck slaveshop. all the boomers were clogging up the minimum wage jobs because they got dropped from their do-nothing $80k/yr chair warmer jobs

>> No.17401570

>>17401465
Its simple, they don't know. Ask a normal person about stocks and their eyes will glaze over and call it gambling. Maybe they will say something about a 401k.

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>>17401530
Try it out Mr. Officer, very fun to play when market is closed

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>>17401539
Thank you.

>> No.17401585

>>17401533
debt is the main thing. nobody has extra money for stocks because all their wage money goes straigth into their credit card or student loan debt

>> No.17401588

>>17401498
>>17401501
I don't know enough about boomer culture to comprehend this...
>>17401520
>>3. There are never any actual guarantees on the stock market.
Sure, but on a year-to-year basis, it looks to me like you can be fairly confident that stocks in classic firms like Walmart and Apple are gonna rise, right?

>> No.17401597

>>17401588
oops didn't mean to quote post 3

>> No.17401622

>>17401585
It's really crazy how many people spent their entire lives in the red. I have a horrific phobia of debt so I have never been in that position thankfully, but people seem more than willing to impulse buy the most frivolous shit imaginable and spend 10 years paying it off.

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>>17401029
>It's just a cold! China always closes for a cold! Nothing burger!!

>> No.17401639

>>17401588
There's 2 types of boomers. Blood sucking vampires who go out of their way to keep people poor by gating things in a retarded way and retarded sheep who get fed on by the vampire boomers and are used to regurgitate things like "just save your money in the bank" and "hard work pays off" without any proper context.

>> No.17401641

>>17401588
>Sure, but on a year-to-year basis, it looks to me like you can be fairly confident that stocks in classic firms like Walmart and Apple are gonna rise, right?
Maybe that's true for index funds and some real consumer staples like coke, but even just looking at apple for example, they nearly went bankrupt in the 90's. Giants CAN fall, it's just unlikely, there is always risk.
Index funds though, they're a pretty safe bet, what (imo) everyone should be doing is dollar cost averaging into a diversified portfolio of index funds. Takes a while for it to get real gains, but it's relatively very low risk.

>> No.17401701

>>17401539
>"wallstreet raider"
thx

>> No.17401728

>>17401635
Whatever dude. I'm not going to freak out like a chimpanzee and start wearing a mask and stockpiling essentials because some chinks are dying on the other side of the ocean.

>> No.17401746

>>17401465
Debt and people live paycheck to paycheck are you two biggest reasons. The other has to do with them being risk adverse, although that can be dealt with by just dumping money into a Fund instead of just stocks. You take some poor fool, he graduates college up to his ass in debt right from the get go, he has to pay his other bills and somehow feed himself and hope to hell he can land a job that pays enough to cover it all. Then he has to hope that said job just don't get "cut" one day due to corporate downsizing.

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Austria and Germany just blocked all rail traffic across the border to Italy.
Its all closed. All connections are shut down.

>> No.17401785

>>17401641
Diversified index funds? What the fuck you gonna buy, Emerging Market jokes? Junk bonds? Sustainability memes?

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>its a nothingburger! I'm long AMD and SPCE calls! hurrrrrrrrrr

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shill me the next 10x

>> No.17401800

>>17401746
In the 80's/90's/00's getting a good job straight from college was a pretty safe bet. Now not so much. To many degrees floating around in "whatever", to many uh, foreign people getting preferred treatment due to diversity is good mentality. Basically if your a white dude and you have a college degree today about all it's good for is to wipe your ass with and that's it.

>> No.17401801

>>17401465
Maybe the market tanks and you need that car. Only option you have is to sell at a loss.

For long term investing though? Sure. Buy some stocks or some ETF and wait 30 years.

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>>17401493
bump for this

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>>17400780
>>17400785
Nice YTD.

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>>17401001
>>tfw my father is traveling to spain for 2 weeks this thursday
RIP. spain will be next.

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>>17400686
who shorting WHO and CDC tomorrow?

>> No.17401863

>>17401001
I planned on going there next week
I might cancel though. The flight was like 20€ so whatever

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ALLOW ME TO REINTRODUCE MYSELF!!
MY NAME IS A...

>> No.17401903

>>17401532
>muh poxy-clips motherfucka

>> No.17401906

Which penny stocks that are listed on an actual exchange that haven't mooned in any way, shape, or form, should I buy tomorrow?

>> No.17401917

>>17401906
ontx is holding bullish

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>>17401728
Nigger, it hasn't even peaked in Hubei, the independent clusters in other providences in China are just heading up, and it's only just begun in the rest of SE Asia. Plus yield curve inverted before this all began. The probability of a global recession is nigh 100%

Position yourself now to profit from the bodies hitting the floor

>> No.17401941

SWPPX - S&P 500 Fund. Low cost, just 0.02. No minimums. All you need is $52 to get started cause that's the cost of "1 share". Can use whole dollar amounts to bag partial "shares" V.S an ETF where you must use the exact share price amount as it's given. Pays out 0.87 in Divvy annually per "share". You can reinvest this. Really for the cash strapped dude this is your cheapest and safest way to start building a nest egg

>> No.17401948

>>17401799
TECS

>> No.17401962

>>17401941
Pretty sure this is word for word the advertisement I got this morning from some boomer newsletter I got from buying from a PM exchange.

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What’re the odds Apple is just getting ahead of this shit?
Anyone else think they may be setting up for another “underpromise overdeliver” quarter?

>> No.17401983

>>17401917
I've got 12,200 shares and I'm ready for the lift off man.

>> No.17402002

>>17401779
based. time to short pasta

>> No.17402004

REMINDER:
Use a ROTH IRA so you can pull out your principal without getting hit with fees.

>>17398795
>>17398779

>> No.17402016

>>17401493
>>17401806
No, but finding a niche and becoming an expert (by doing research) is one way to make lodes e mone before everyone else
If you're interested in graphene, go learn everything about it that you can: how it's made, where the raw inputs come from, who owns the patents, whose researching new ways of doing it, who is the leader in the sector, etc etc etc

>> No.17402020

>>17401799
TOCA

>> No.17402053

>>17401963
zero, although now theyve learned the valuable lesson to not outsource product manufacturing to 3rd world shitholes

>> No.17402072

>>17401933
I'm already positioned, I have the vast majority of my equity in cash (I'm only holding about 1.3K in stocks and almost nothing in calls right now) and I'm ready to buy puts at a moment's notice. I just don't think we're in for the apocalypse yet.

>> No.17402081

>>17401983
7400 here. anticipation growing by the day.

>> No.17402082
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>>17402053
Dunno, if china wants to keep any of its trading partners happy, it's probably going to be apple.

They can force people to go back to work regardless of how scared they are.

>> No.17402088

>>17402072
I should add that half of those stocks are gold/silver mining so I'm not even worried about those. I'm hedged.

>> No.17402098

>>17402002
First thing I will do tomorrow
>>17401963
Their Chinese factories are either not working or manned by 10% the usual manpower.
Unless Powell can print iPhones, zero chance.

>> No.17402116

>>17402082
This. China has never in its thousands of years of history ever overthrown a government due to the government killing people to keep itself rich.

>> No.17402150

>>17401963
Who even cares really. Even with all this shit hitting the fan, they're barely down at all. Apple is indestructible.

>> No.17402157

>>17402082
Westerners should read more about Japan's problems in the 90s. Its a facinating topic and Japan has never recovered from that time.
Its more important to Jap culture than everything else Id say.
>>17402116
I have never been to China, but how do people view the mandate of heaven stuff today?
Not in a religious sense, as most Chinks I have met were atheists, but more as a cultural "Then we should overthrow the gouvernment" thing.

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its ogre rip spce

>> No.17402212

>>17402170
I saw this on /tv/ earlier today and was literally in tears
R.I.P. in Pieces flat earth-kun, big round corp wins again

>> No.17402233

>when there's no earnings beat/miss to trade

FUCKING HATE MY LIFE

>> No.17402241

>>17402170
This is an SPCE sell signal.

>> No.17402246

>>17402157
I don't live in china, I'm not chinese, everything I know is from my white west coast chinaboo friend (haven't talked to him in years) and videos on youtube

What I do know is that china has a distinct north and south, and various pockets of isolation due to mountains, and that the "chinese government" really only extends as far as paved roads go

>> No.17402253

>>17402170
>Flat earth
>When there are clearly hills all around you

Idiots

>> No.17402262
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17402262

When the hell is the stock market going to start falling?

>> No.17402276

>>17402170
I thought actually got somewhere up in the sky and then crashed, but he barely reached like 500 meters.
>>17402246
>the "chinese government" really only extends as far as paved roads go
Probably. I have been close to Chinas western border and its just rural mountains. No gouvernment can control whats happening there. Nor do they care as long as the mines are working and nobody shoots at them.

>> No.17402281

>>17402262
Tomorrow kek

>> No.17402288

>>17402276
>stock market: that's my secret, captain, I only go up

>> No.17402303

>>17402262
Tomorrow
Hope you can buy some puts pre market. Japan, Korea and Italy are on my dump list

>> No.17402308

>>17402281

I kept assuming it was inevitable. Thought about pulling out of my Vanguard ISA at the start of the year, then had a slight drop in January, but this month it's risen higher than any other month since I've first invested.

>> No.17402320

>>17401325
Wow you bought the absolute top. That's amazing.

>> No.17402323

>>17402233
SPCE is this week for fuck sakes. Do a tiny bit of research

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>>17402150
>It's surged 100% in the last 12 months, I'm sure it'll kept this pace forever!!
>>17402072
>I'm ready to catch some failing knifes and lose dosh on faggot miners when they over extend during the PM boom!
Cash is trash and silver is shit. If you're going to be in Ag you should be in bullion ETFs so you can dump them when Au peaks

>> No.17402361

>>17402303
>Hope you can buy some puts pre market
that's not really how the options market works
>>17402323
CRON is also this week...
Also Marriott. I exitted my short but I would not be surprised if they issue terrible guidance because of corona... could be worth a put, or selling a call spread.

>>17402170
goodness! is he okay?
do you think he'll ever fly again?

>> No.17402362

>>17402276
>he barely reached like 500 meters.
Yep. Would have seen more on a commercial flight.

>> No.17402373

>>17402323
I have my calendar mapped out to every potential earnings play. The stock market is closed AT THIS VERY FUCKING MOMENT, HOWEVER.

>> No.17402378

>>17402281
>>17402288

What's happening tomorrow

>> No.17402385

>>17402362
>Implying commercial flights have windows instead of TV screens to fool flat earthers

>> No.17402391

>>17402378
upswing market living in an upswing world

>> No.17402402

>>17402170
F

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>>17402385
Or he could have done that stunt of high altitude balloon skydive. That's been done before and probably would have been cheaper than his diy rocket.

>> No.17402407

>>17402338
The knives aren't falling yet faggot.

>> No.17402426

>>17402378
PTON Lockup period end

>> No.17402447

>>17402426
ohhhhh shit I wish i'd have known that friday

I bet Comcast is DYING to unload its shares after trying to pump it for months. The rest of the venture cap folks too.

>> No.17402492

>>17402447
I told you faggots on Friday. You should have listened

>> No.17402510
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when are sunday futures going to be posted?

>> No.17402525

>>17402361
>that's not really how the options market works
No it is. If you suspect the markets to drop more than the futures, which options are based on, imply, than you can buy puts pre market.
Dont know what your are talking about.

>> No.17402538

>>17402510

27 minutes

>> No.17402539

>>17402510
30 minutes
Futures trading starts at 6pm ET sunday

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post yfw there are going to inevitably be HUGE top 10%ers tomorrow.
post yfw there are green lines somewhere no matter what happens with the markets.

>> No.17402580

>>17402538
>>17402539
thx

>> No.17402609

>>17401580

Anyone reccomend this game, or that other one Speculator a good stock market training game to get familiar with getting into the stock market?

>> No.17402645
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>MRNA
insiders dumping, but one director is loading up on shares in a trust. Does this company even have products on the market yet? Did their Zika treatment get approval?

>TSLA
Elon buying in the 700's along with other insiders... that's pretty bullish. I hate to FOMO in but if it gets hit I might buy in at that level.

Maybe I should just throw some money into the ARK funds since they seem to know what they're doing. Or maybe I'm just easily fooled by that one really pretty analyst (not kathy)

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>>17402525
I didn't think you could buy options before the market opened... do you just mean place orders?
>>17402157
You mention japan in the 90's just because I posted an anime screenie? Got any recommended reading? I enjoyed that one book about the sarin gas attacks, but that was put together by a novelist.

>>17402492
I slept all day friday, almost all day yesterday, and had a read hard time pulling my ass out of bed today. I don't know what my problem is.

So I guess even if I knew about PTON on friday I wouldn't have done anything with the info.

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Good new stock recently out of IPO. I work as a scientist and we order 95% of our supplies here. Think of it like the Amazon of chemicals. Avantor.
You could compare this one to Thermo Fisher Scientific stock, will probably follow the same path.

>> No.17402732

>>17402645
Elon bought shares when he self admitted it was in a dangerous spot. the other insiders id follow though.

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LAKE $15 tomorrow

>> No.17402772

>>17402645
Richard koo

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T- 10 minutes to futures. Come on oil gimme the good stuff!

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>>17401298
>kek himself confirmed it
Reminder

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>>17402659
>I didn't think you could buy options before the market opened... do you just mean place orders?
Oh. I can. I have several market places available though. I thought you in the US also had some pre market alternatives for NY.
>You mention japan in the 90's just because I posted an anime screenie?
Yeah. I also like Pychopass.
>Got any recommended reading?
Not really. I tried looking for some but Amazon was not helpful.
I liked watching some documentaries though
>>17402782
I want some gold goodies

>> No.17402847

>>17400743
I aspire to one day be as content with life and cozy as that pig is.

>> No.17402856

>>17402609
just open a paper trading account somewhere

>> No.17402890

>>17402609
I love financial simulator games. For just pure market and speculative acclimation this game is by far the best one I've ever played, it's not even close. You can learn options, futures, broad market, and financial valuations among other things.

Business management is a much bigger genre though, that sort of includes things like roller coaster tycoon, and there are a ton of competitors in that genre, which may or may not teach you some aspects of business valuation and cash-flow better. for pure market based game-play though there is literally not a better game then this, unless you include things like fake cash accounts that some trading softwares offer, which is kind of a game I guess.

>> No.17402918

>futures
it's ogre

>> No.17402921
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FUTURES NOOOOOOOOOOO

>> No.17402922

Bulls dont look

>> No.17402926
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Uh oh

>> No.17402937

DROPPED

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>>17402782
God damnit oil.

>> No.17402953

is there a way to trade futures on robinhood that im not seeing? just ETFs?

>> No.17402954
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You tried chemical man

You tried to save us

>> No.17402961

>>17402918
>>17402921
>>17402922
>>17402926
>>17402937
>>17402946
GUH

>> No.17402974

>>17402953
You can't look at futures on robinhood as far as I know

>> No.17402978
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WOW what a kick to the nuts this is...
Sure am glad I held that UPRO
;_;

I will be buying stocks if we actually open up 1% down.

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Banked first profit target on my YM short, let the dump continue!

>> No.17402996

Am i okay if i got 12% of port in jpn puts?

>> No.17403013

alright guys we know what stocks will go red, but what are the ones that go up tomorrow? im thining electricity and utility stocks, precious metals obviously, maybe a few of the biotech companies that make corona vaccines. anything else?

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Its ogre
Thank god for my gold and Nikkei puts

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>0.03% drop in futures

>> No.17403021

>oil getting really #rekt atm

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>>17402890
>>17402856

thanks for the feedback, I just like the idea of a way to practice looking through reports and getting familiar with all the terms and things I can do in the stock market and watch a couple years pass in a couple hours. Maybe i'll do both so I can read actual reports and stats of companies, and become somewhat competent to start actually investing.

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>> No.17403045

>>17403013
Gilead prolly

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>>17403045

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>>17403017

>> No.17403057

>>17403037
Hes loving every laugh at bulls

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>>17403017
Get your eyes checked

>> No.17403067

>>17403013
KO

>> No.17403074

>>17403051
Broke 70 ah already
Im levered long hard

>> No.17403086

>>17403021
Thank god, it's not a massive position but I forgot my usoil CFD position before the weekend close. I would have lost a decent chunk if it gapped up on the open instead of down, I literally just remembered it because you posted about it kek'd.

>> No.17403092

>>17403074
JAPAN noooo9ooooo

Support support ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Its dead its fucking dead

No olympics

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>>17403074

>> No.17403111
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>>17403060
Holy shit Gold and Silver is doing the exact opposite right now what a market opener lmao

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAWWWWWW

>> No.17403129

When you capitulate I will buy from you. When you FOMO I will sell to you. I am your liquidity and I am here for you. I never go broke and I will never leave you

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>>17403086
nice!

>> No.17403140

I told all you faggots last week we will be green come Monday. If you didn't screenshot my post then, do it now.

>> No.17403142

>>17400686
Who here got positions on GOLD and GILD?

>> No.17403152

would you guys rather buy gold miners ETF or gold backed ETF like spygold

>> No.17403163

>>17403142
Based gild bro

Them china results coming

>> No.17403171

>>17403142
i have around 5% of my portfolio in GLD

>> No.17403203

>>17403142
>>17403171

sorry GLD* thanks anon

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>>17403017
>>17403052
>>17403060
Fuck.

>> No.17403217

>>17402922
I.....I looked.

>>17402660

Intriguing. Will do some DD.

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>>17403205
Ppt cant save you

>> No.17403227

OH MY GOD THE FUTURES AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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A-at least I bought some gold etfs on friday

>> No.17403237

At this rate it might fall back to where it was 20 days ago

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heres your chance to buy Cheap SPY shares under 330

>> No.17403268

What gold stocks do I buy Monday?

>> No.17403272
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17403272

What are some Bernie-proof stocks?

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>>17403262
that's right please buy
>pls

>> No.17403297

Thank goodness SNSS is like a hedge against market dumps

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17403301

it's not that bad

>> No.17403310

>>17403205
one thing that i still dont get is how orders are filled once pre-market starts. does anyone know?

because of futures rightnow and all the bad news from the weekend we know certain stocks are going to tank and everyone is going to rush to buy the same shit. so what determines what price those orders are filled at? does it happen simultaneously or do people get filled depending on the line order.

like lets say i placed an order yesterday on saturday afternoon for GLD, and another anon places an order today right now. when pre-market starts, do we both get them filled at the current ask price from fridays after hours?

or do i get a better price, and all the demand and orders between saturday and sunday spike sunday anons buy so he pays more for GLD?

or do we both get fucked because the big corporate insider companies and whales get first dibs and fill their orders at friday afterhours pricing, forcing us to baghold for them at an inflated price which then they automatically use their computer systems to sell for free profit, before buying in again to jump on the trend?

>> No.17403316

>>17403225
>>17403236
>>17403280
Bears, take your win and leave before you make a fool of yourselves (again). New ATH this week.

>> No.17403330

>>17403310
none of those scenarios. no one gets friday afternoon's prices.

>> No.17403335

>>17403310
Couldn't you just set a limit below Friday's price? If the whale's sell, maybe it will dip and your order will go through

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LOL

>> No.17403345

>>17403330
so how does it work? how does the morning bell price get decided, and filled?

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>>17403316
its only begun, you know this to be true. How many shipments have been delayed from china? It is going to have a ripple effect. As well not to mention Europe (which is already in a recession) is now cutting trade from Italy.

I love globalism..Who's next ;^)?

>> No.17403364

>those futures
oh boy we're in for a rough day tomorrow lads

>> No.17403368

Maybe i'll finally buy some puts

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>>17403152
Miners have the potential to gain more but they are also subject to each individual company's chart quirks. I played the miners during the Iran thing last month and was disappointed the miners did not follow the benchmark gold price as I had hoped. If you play the benchmark price directly you will receive the gains made, if gains are made. So... I would go mostly with an ETF tracking the gold price itself and maybe some gambles on miners if you want the extra potential juice there.

>> No.17403375

>>17403310
You can only buy at a price where someone is selling and viceversa. Your broker might allow you to "market buy" at open which can be a big gamble since the price can swing, or you can set a limit buy to buy when/if it reaches a certain price.

I am not sure, but I don't expect brokers to guarantee that if you set a limit buy at price P that triggers, then you buy at P or below. It might work like "if P is crossed, market buy", which can buy slightly higher or a lot higher if volume is huge. Again, I'm not sure (and it probably depends on the broker), but I take care against this.

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Y-You did sell all your shares on thursday or friday like a decent uman being, right Anon?
How are we supposed to raise our cute 2D family without money?

>> No.17403390

>>17403345
market makers, arb funds, liquidity providers, etc. ensure that that when you place a sell/buy order at "market" vs. limit orders, the the prices are near where they should be. even though you have an order of "buy at open" it's not a 100% automatic purchase that occurs at 9:30am. algos route the orders, pair up buyers and sellers to arrive at a fair price at the time

>> No.17403403

>>17403345
Look up "order book". Before open (and actually always) traders have pending orders to buy/sell. Whenever a seller and a buyer meet a given price, the transaction is done. When all of these transactions are executed, the highest "buy" price and lowest "sell" price are the new market price. No one "determines" it, it just happens by virtue of the market.

>> No.17403417

>>17403297
SNSS doesn’t follow the markets because it’s already a shit tier stock. Only data can keep save it, which it will become a clear-firm shit tier stock at $3. Better hope for the best, anon baby

>> No.17403418

>>17403375
>>17403403
Also buy MSFT and watch hentai (it's very important)

>> No.17403424

>>17403349
Jit and global supply chains

the ride wont end until we have a billion vaccines

>> No.17403423

>>17403272
Gold :^)

>> No.17403432

Chin up boys, BTFD

>> No.17403434

>>17403272
Weed stonks.

>> No.17403436

>looks at futures

WOW WELL FUCK ME I GUESS

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>BELOW 3300
>BELOW 3300
>BELOW 3300
>BELOW 3300
>BELOW 3300

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>>17403262
y-yes sempai thanks for th-the cheapies!!

Maybe unironically, since my portfolio is 30% trash

>>17403370
I'm never not going to be pissed off that I sold Barrick $GOLD before that sudden surge. Fucking gold miners fuck...

>> No.17403462

How much of the Futures action is because of Bernie?

>> No.17403465

>>17403452
GEX warned me this could happen... and I pretty much went back to sleep
;_;

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Oh wow futures are down, I'm sure glad I just bought stocks with good fundamentals and didn't throw my money at options like a retard. Phew!

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>>17403462
I think nobody cares about him at this point.

>> No.17403475

welp, guess it's time to get out of AMD at least at break even at $48 on monday, and then begin to re-evaluate my life...

>> No.17403478

>>17403462
Japan down most so very little

>> No.17403482

>>17403462
I'd bet the virus is the bigger piece. But the Dems have been in panic mode after Nevada, so not sure

>> No.17403484

>>17403468
Yeah the fucking egg brings up the price like 2.50, such a fuckin scam

>> No.17403488

TRUMP, POWELL, YOU BETTER BTFD WHEN THE MARKET OPENS TOMORROW YOU PIECES OF SHIT

>> No.17403493

My SLV $17.50 calls expired last Friday, barely out the money. Probz gonna hit $18 today- if I just moved my calls by one week, I’d be in profit.

Why does this happen to me?

>> No.17403495

>>17403493
See >>17403468

>> No.17403503

IM BUYING YOUR PANIC SELLING RIGHT FUCKING NOW

>> No.17403506
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$500B IN LIQUIDITY INJECTIONS

NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES

LEHMAN BROS RAISED FROM THE DEAD

>> No.17403507

>>17403488
Yeah you said it! Trump is responsible for the BudlightBug RIGHT?!?!?!?

>> No.17403514
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https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2n63u6

>> No.17403519
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>FUTURES SUDDENLY UP 20%
>FUTURES SUDDENLY UP 20%
>FUTURES SUDDENLY UP 20%
>FUTURES SUDDENLY UP 20%
>FUTURES SUDDENLY UP 20%

>> No.17403528

Oh man, have yall seen these futures? Down 300+

>> No.17403530

>>17403495
Naw, still smart. Just a gambler. Only cost me $6 I gambled on weeklies at $0.01 each. Still, it hurts. Shoulda been just a little less degenerate and gone for the double weekly single call instead of 6 weeklies

>> No.17403549

SQQQ chads shall inherit the empty wasteland

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>>17402926

>> No.17403571
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>>17403503
>IM BUYING YOUR FALLING KNIFE RIGHT FUCKING NOW

>> No.17403576

>>17403571
Don't worry. No one here can trade afterhours.

>> No.17403577
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I can't motherfucking wait. Please bear-kuns give me these cheapies. I promise to buy /biz/ when it's over and put a permanent banner in your honor

>> No.17403581

Just remember, if the markets recover this week from this drop, you have big daddy jerome and trump to thank.

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>>17402926

>> No.17403586

>>17403571
Why are bears retarded?

>> No.17403600

>>17403577
what happens if the underlying assets go down by 34%

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>>17403586

>> No.17403620

>>17400799
how do i bet against a country? fx?

>> No.17403624

>>17403586
They're LARPers with no actual positions.

>> No.17403636
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Well lads, I was overall long over the weekend
but at least I hedged a bit, I hope you did the same.
I'm ready to hold my bags and buy cheapies

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>>17403624
>They're LARPers with no actual positions.

>> No.17403650

>>17403638
>>17403624
You are right. I am over here waiting in cash for this crash to happen

>> No.17403663

>>17403620
Other countries have indices and ETFs tracking them too; e.g. EWG

>> No.17403665

>>17403576
you can trade commodities rn tho

>> No.17403666

>>17403638
Half of my retirement fund is in gold and I still think Schiff is retarded

>> No.17403668
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You know, its very suspicious when the top headline is:
>Some of the world's biggest economies are on the brink of recession
This smells like FUD to shake weak hands. When its a bull market, market movers want everyone to think its going to crash to buy cheap. When its a bear market, they want everyone to think everything is great so they can sell at the top. If the news is saying "END OF THE WORLD SELL SELL SELL" that sounds like lies to me.

>> No.17403671

I heard from /pol/ that coronavirus is killing people and that it's bad for economy. Are we going back to 3000?

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>>17403666
checked
Hail satan and his gold bars

>> No.17403681
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soon

>> No.17403684

>>17403600
>what happens if the underlying assets go down by 34%
Depends on what time frame. In one day you're dead. More than one day and it's just another drop cuz SOXL is rebalanced each morning. Remember that Direxion has SOXL and SOXS so they are always market neutral vis a vis the underlying. If one were particularly concerned about a 34% drop in a single day for semiconductors then there are always S M H options so you could simulate your own 3x SOXL without the margin so no chance of liquidation. Note also that Direxion doesn't just go 3x on the underlying, the way SOXL is structured involves swaps and other derivatives making it unlikely that Direxion will just go straight into liquidation anyway. The short answer is it's complicated but note also that simulated SOXL based on the extant semiconductor companies has been backtested for decades and would never have suffered a liquidation event so I doubt we're in danger of one now.

>> No.17403691

how can i group two different time dates that are mere seconds apart when the majority of the dates are the same to the second in python? FUCK
im tryna group my trades together in a csv file ie: verticals and iron condors

>> No.17403709

>>17403668
i just follow the price action. this is just a lesson to go back to day trading in all honesty, never going to have a stock just teleport multiple percent against you intraday.

>> No.17403712

>>17403691
>how can i group two different time dates that are mere seconds apart when the majority of the dates are the same to the second in python? FUCK
huh?

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>>17403624
wrong, I ain't selling my positions by I am certainly not buying, this week is probably going to be flat, but march is fucked.

but buy all means buy the bull tra- I mean dip

>> No.17403719

>>17400799
I diagree with the Calls
Japan is in a recession now and China is not producing anything. Calls are more than risky in a bear market. Maybe just a crab market in the US.
>>17403620
Inverse ETFs (SQQQ, EWV)
Buying puts for tracking ETFs (SPY)
Warrants that target a specific index

>> No.17403720

>>17403507
>imagined enemies intensify
you might want to reread his post

>> No.17403734

>>17403719
Can you just buy and hold SQQQ? Does it do the decay thing?

>> No.17403743

>>17403691
If you know which order was first, second, third and so forth just put whatever time you need that is closest to the correct one and preserves the correct order you need. So if you have 3 orders that are all 12:10:00 just make 12:09:59, 12:10:00, 12:10:01 or whatever

>> No.17403749

>>17403691
Iterate over each record and add everything within a specific range to a list?

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>>17403734
Decay is not that bad. I mean I would not hold it for years because being a long bear is retarded, but for the time being, sure go ahead.

>> No.17403775

>>17403773
>>17403773
>>17403773

NEW
NEW
NEW

>>17403773
>>17403773
>>17403773

>> No.17403796

>>17403761
Say I put in $1000 and we were to crab from here on out? How long do you think it would take for it to fully decay?

>> No.17403797

>>17403719
>>17403663
right, etfs and indices seem like the best option for me as opposed to fx

>> No.17403838

>>17403691
Does your data feed not give better precision? Python datetimes can handle to the microsecond. Might have to find some trade id and use that to break ties.

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>>17403668
Good goyim. Markets are controlled by a shadowy jewish cabal. All traditional media sources are conspiring against you. Trust no one

>> No.17403960

I found deep ITM puts on Robinhood where calculating leverage based on

(UnderlyingPrice*delta - OptionPrice)/OptionPrice indicated the leverage is about 3x.

How the fuck is that possible?

It's something I think could get fucked by covid-19 and don't think had been priced in yet, but somehow I can leverage the fuck up and not worry about losing money?

Or is the idea that it's likely to lose value over time due to theta since it expires in July?

I just don't understand how it can be a bad bet. If I bought the put and immediately executed it, I would pay $0.07.

So if I change my mind, I execute and only lose $0.07.

Or maybe I should buy a call so that if the price rises, I am still protected since I can buy for a set price to execute my put.

>> No.17403983

>>17403586
Because in order to make money, bears need to make other people sell. The stock market only ever trends upward long term. They are looking to short term fuck with your head.

>> No.17404024

>>17403013
>corona
The last couple viral outbreaks didn't see any big jumps for the biotechs. They're pretty useless in these situations.

>> No.17404086

>>17402020
any idea why TOCA should be the next x10? it is moving up atm, but their drug TOCA 5 failed the expectations of the phase 3 clinical trial. i dont quite get the picture here.