/smg/ Star Market General

[Anonymous No.20262328]

Midnight over the ocean Edition!

>Brokers
https://pastebin.com/F1yujtVq (embed)

>Stock market Words
https://pastebin.com/VtnpN5iJ (embed)

>Risk Management
https://pastebin.com/sqJUcbjp

>Educational Sites
https://www.investopedia.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain
https://www.workhorse.com

>Free Charts
http://www.tradingview.com
https://www.finscreener.com/

>Screeners
https://finviz.com/
https://www.tradingview.com/screener
https://etfdb.com/

>Pre-Market Data and Live Data
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures
https://finance.yahoo.com/

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

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

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

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

>Misc
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com
https://squeezemetrics.com/monitor
https://market24hclock.com/
https://tradingeconomics.com

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>>20258545

[Anonymous No.20262375]

First for horse running wild next week

[Anonymous No.20262387]

what are some good theta stock

[Anonymous No.20262400]

>>20262328
Holding puts on nio over the weekend

[Anonymous No.20262422]

EVRI bro’s we’re making it

[Anonymous No.20262427]

I’m the dude who shilled you SOLO a week and a half ago. Back to shill it again boys. $7 coming at the end of this coming week. Everything is in place for it to happen: New Arizona Plant, European and Asian sales, and an unexpected high sales in the last quarter. This is coming from last nights shareholder meeting. Add to your watchlist for Monday.

[Anonymous No.20262434]

>>20262400
Based

[Anonymous No.20262447]

>>20262427
That’s a nice calf

[Anonymous No.20262459]

>>20262427
I thought I was the only person here who watched that. Fuck yeah bro, I have 500 shares and bought in at 2.75.

[Anonymous No.20262470]

What’s the case for MSFT

[Anonymous No.20262474]

My platform only runs options up till July 15, when those options expire will new options be written for August?

[Anonymous No.20262492]

>>20262474
Who are your broker?

[Anonymous No.20262499]

>>20262328
>He didn't buy the Jaguar when it was 60 cents

Stay poor faggits

[Anonymous No.20262504]

>>20262492
Plus500

[Anonymous No.20262515]

Does TD Ameritrade have an "overall" gains/losses page like Robinhood does? Where it shows your total account value since your started?

[Anonymous No.20262520]

>>20262499
I only buy American and straight

[Anonymous No.20262523]

Anybody hear about AgeX?

[Anonymous No.20262524]

>>20262470
azure,teams,office,windows, covid lockdowns going indefinitely pumping money into their solutions

[Anonymous No.20262535]

>>20262520
Look at this mong

[Anonymous No.20262551]

>>20262328
>migrate at 290
Holy shit sometimes I listen to you guys

[Anonymous No.20262586]

Reminder that today was special. It was special because it means that buying TQQQ at any point during its entire existence would no longer have lost you any money including the day right before the crash.
The doombull is eternal and unstoppable. Always bet against America.
>>20262515
Yes on the home page under "overview". It isn't quite as pretty as RH's.

[Anonymous No.20262591]

>>20262000
Letting this guy off by transferring threads early goes against everything I've ever known about 4chan

[Anonymous No.20262604]

>>20262504
>CFDs
the fuck are you doing, use a real broker

[Anonymous No.20262620]

>>20262591
That’s me. Who said I’m off the hook or that I have no honor?

[Anonymous No.20262621]

>>20262328
Pump and dumps are my favorite stocks
Money hot potato is fun

[Anonymous No.20262624]

>>20262586
>Yes on the home page under "overview". It isn't quite as pretty as RH's.
Is there any way to factor out the money that i've put into my account over the past few months?

Basically what I'm wanting here is somewhere that I can see the total amount of money I've transferred into my account, and it's current value. Like, this is how much money total that I've gained.

[Anonymous No.20262625]

EVRI 8$ monday premarket

[Anonymous No.20262641]

>>20262604
Give me an example of one

[Anonymous No.20262644]

You guys told me WATT would be $6 EOW.

why am i losing thousands of dollars

[Anonymous No.20262646]

>>20262586
Why is tqqq betting against america

[Anonymous No.20262660]

>>20262524
Not already priced in?

[Anonymous No.20262669]

WKHS will stay fucked until Monday right? I have puts.

[Anonymous No.20262670]

>>20262641
what country are you in? gonna assume you're not in the US
A cursory google tells me that Plus500 is basically a scam, please do your fucking research before you sign up for shit

[Anonymous No.20262676]

>>20262586
>eternal
Honestly though, how long do you think it can keep going for?

[Anonymous No.20262678]

>>20262670
I’m in Britain, Robin Hood isn’t available here yet

[Anonymous No.20262683]

>>20262646
The Russell 2000 is still 16% from its ATH. The Nasdaq is now 8% above its ATH.
It depends on if you think Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google are America and not the other 3000 companies listed on the major indexes (and untold thousands more traded OTC)

[Anonymous No.20262706]

>>20262487
>>20262334
>>20261586
Theres 2 folks besides me that dont believe you apparently.

[Anonymous No.20262707]

>>20262646
The Doombull theory is that investors have no confidence in the broader market and are using tech stocks as the new safe haven now that bonds are garbage

They are taking money out of other companies and throwing it at FAGMAN because there's nowhere else for money to go that will beat out inflation, thus they are betting against an American recovery

[Anonymous No.20262724]

>>20262706
Bro chill out I’ll show you my dick if I lose the bet. How bout this. What’s your name champ? I’ll put in on the note if I lose, I won’t, but I will.

[Anonymous No.20262725]

I bet longed 20 yr T-notes and volatility, and shorted the Russell, and also longed semiconductors.

I think I'm fucked, bros.

>>20262707
>tech stocks as the new safe haven
Even CNBC has caught onto that one

[Anonymous No.20262741]

How many late WKHS fags killed themselves already you think?

[Anonymous No.20262759]

also, anime

[Anonymous No.20262776]

>>20262724
Your entire stance is that EVRI wont even touch 8 dollars per share on Monday right? What's your fathers name? I'd like for you to dedicate your below average cock to his first and middle name

[Anonymous No.20262795]

>>20262741
Is horse dumping?

[Anonymous No.20262807]

>>20262427
I went into SOLO for like 2 days and rode the hype train until it came down and my trailing stop kicked in.

Made $300 on it so it's not terrible, but I can't possibly imagine risking money on this monstrosity again.

NIO on the other hand, that's a long hold for me. The cars are badass

[Anonymous No.20262811]

>>20262741
Someone bought my 100 wkhs shares for 20 bucks

[Anonymous No.20262816]

>>20262795
hinderberg attacking horse

[Anonymous No.20262847]

>>20262624
It's in your monthly statement PDF. It looks similar to a bank statement since it's for adults.

TD doesn't have the HR artsey Atary fagotry factor but at least it works at peak times.

Personally I just do an excel sheet every week with my day trades to keep track and see what I did right and what I did wrong.

[Anonymous No.20262862]

>>20262741
Not enough desu

[Anonymous No.20262868]

>>20262776
That got weird. You made it really weird.

>>20262816
and cathy wood dumping on Nikola

Gotta love it, things are getting way too frothy in that corner of the market, some of that money needs to find a safer home.

Too frothy in China too, but at least their Market Makers literally told the market to stop going up so fast.

[Anonymous No.20262878]

>>20262660
Probably not if the lockdowns and panic continues to keep people working remotely and investors keep viewing tech as a safe haven.

[Anonymous No.20262916]

>>20262776
Do you assume all people you talk to to be mentally retarded? You’ll get what I jokingly put out because it’s harmless and funny, but if you think I’m going to give into your aspie fantasy you’re even more out of your mind than the people around you think.

[Anonymous No.20262919]

>>20262328
well wimi blew up. anyone know what the next chaiwanese pump is gonna be

[Anonymous No.20262939]

>>20262878
Texas here

Pretty sure we are going back to lockdowns due to retarded nigger protests. That's the sentiment anyways

I have several friends and coworkers who have been visited by Coronita-chan. They're sick as hell but they're doing fine.

[Anonymous No.20262957]

>>20262646
Current doombull theory isn't about whether the strategy works but about the composition and rebalancing to bet against America. >>20262707 summarized the basic idea.
TQQQ, FNGU, and SOXL paired with varying amounts of TMF (including 0%). FNGU is doubling down on the doombull, SOXL is having a little hope that its main customers aren't dominated by FAANG in the future. And that is the space of ongoing discussion. The rebalancing problem is the second.
What exactly do you do with your gains? The general consensus is that fiscal and monetary policy are almost certain to go overboard with inflation, but the question becomes where does it hit (and perhaps when).
If it only hits the equities market like QE in 2008 did, then you don't rebalance anything except perhaps have a small exposure to TNA (small caps are "supposed" to move first from crashes historically). If some of that inflation hits the actual economy, such as from stimulus checks and the like, then you want to hold onto non-fiat currency (gold or bitcoin) and possibly real estate if you have the capital. I personally am siphoning off some of the gains into gold and gold miners. Money velocity is the thing that terrifies me. If that moves upward, I start dumping into gold with gains almost exclusively.
Structural changes to the market also work to TQQQ, FNGU, and SOXL's benefit that didn't exist before. Circuit breakers prevent flash crashes from wiping you out from huge drawdowns (and give you time to exit at any cost) and the Fed's Modern Monetary Theory just pumps those bags when they hit the print button. The only way those 3 fall is if Tech collapses and since it was responsible for nearly the entire growth of the market from 2008, it would be a collapse of the entire market rather than a "rebalance" such as on June 8.
TQQQ bets against America. And betting against TQQQ means you also bet against the Fed AND the market. It is Pascal's Wager.

[Anonymous No.20262979]

>>20262939
yeah ohio here and our cuck governor is mandating masks by executive order and lockdowns probably soon to follow very gay

[Anonymous No.20263012]

we only have our own dumbasses to blame. I know everyone hung out with friends and family for Memorial Day and July 4th. We have a strong bias to “return to normal”

Prison REIT pals: I haven’t checked on your stocks, but I said before that I would hate to be managing a prison right now. Turns out 1/3 of San quinten prison is infected. Don’t know how that’ll play out for the private prisons.

[Anonymous No.20263025]

>>20262979
>>20262939

>Tfw I am about to buy the deepest and cheapest calls on gaysla and they will fucking print

They'll every attract even more months when they say gaysla rose to over 2k in less than a week, I want 100k this weekend and I went take any less.
Fuck America short it all

[Anonymous No.20263038]

If lockdowns do happen again how much is oil and natural gas going to tank again? MRO is already stalling and I dont want it to go back to 3 if I have an avg 5.30.

[Anonymous No.20263042]

>>20262916
Ah yes nu chan. See you Tuesday after you take monday off

[Anonymous No.20263074]

>>20262811

[Anonymous No.20263095]

>>20263038
I bought MRO a couple of days after the first lockdown. I bought it for like $2.50 or so.

Having a world wide oil crash means oil will keep bleeding and is a long hold not a round trip trade, obviously.

It will eventually sky rocket but I would think it will be at least a few months of constant bleeding and healing.

[Anonymous No.20263116]

>>20262816
why do people give a shit about this literal who twitter kike
it's literally a single dude pretending on twitter with a shitty name and typing "we" from his apartment

[Anonymous No.20263121]

>>20263095
But are russia and SAUD still pumping like fuck?

[Anonymous No.20263138]

>>20262957
Could you explain to a tard why higher money velocity is a sign to go to gold? Doesn't it mean the economy is recovering?

[Anonymous No.20263161]

>>20262427
cute milk pupper

[Anonymous No.20263225]

>>20263138
Not sure exactly what the other anons thesis is but I will say precious metals is one of my favorite sectors to move cash to if I'm skeptical of current market and economic conditions, precious metals are bullish at the time, and I'm also not confident in the prospects of contrarian shorting the market just then. Other good sector for this is water and electrical utilities companies, except for PCG which is an eternal dumpster fire.

[Anonymous No.20263232]

>>20263121
Isn't their truce supposed to be over by july? Also whats biz most themed Soprano/mafia themed stock pick?

[Anonymous No.20263245]

>>20263232
>Also whats biz most themed Soprano/mafia themed stock pick?
WM. The mob always had their fingers in the garbage truck industry.

[Anonymous No.20263295]

>>20263245
Personally I believe PZZA since Papa Johns got the making of a varsity "button" with his mulignan comments and stubbornness.

[Anonymous No.20263315]

is kpop fag here right now?

[Anonymous No.20263336]

Sup nerds

[Anonymous No.20263339]

>>20263315
No but I assume the loli one is given all of the above content. Absolutely heretical btw.

[Anonymous No.20263351]

>>20263138
>>20263225
Money velocity is both psychological and how we avoided the mass hyperinflation feared by true doomsday prophets like the memer Peter Schiff. Basically, when money was printer in 2008, people preferred to save it, rather than spend it. For rich people, that really meant putting it into equities and was largely responsible for the 2009-2020 "bull run" and the continued run in real estate after a real estate collapse. It was also what assured the Fed that they could INFINITE money print without fear of hyperinflation this time around.
If the money velocity ever accelerates it would actually mean that that money enters the actual general economy. Imagine if the cost of everything from food, to electricity, to electronics, etc. increased by 50% in the span of a year. And that would just be from 2008 QE (2->1.3). Wages NEVER respond quickly to inflation and you'd be stuck holding onto USD bags. You'd effectively lose half of your purchasing power within a blink of an eye in market terms.

[Anonymous No.20263352]

>>20263339
i'm not a christcuk so i could care less just wanted to tell em about the kpop thread of /gif/

[Anonymous No.20263365]

>>20263351
For some reason it didn't include my chart

[Anonymous No.20263375]

>>20263351
Surely we'd notice this in the CPI too? I still have no idea how to suss out what's happening there even after months of worrying about it kekkies
>>20263232
PZZA, AOBC, RACE (or maybe GM for the Escalade), some housing REIT with Jersey mansions, hehe the Sopranofolio sounds great

[Anonymous No.20263385]

I stole this from someone last thread and I’m going to keep it.

Try and stop me

[Anonymous No.20263403]

>>20263315
no, they would have spammed the entire thread with autistic faggotry if they were

[Anonymous No.20263418]

>>20263351
Why hasn’t this happened yet though, we’ve had this loose monetary policy for my entire adult life and the inflation never seems to hit the real economy just the real estate and equity markets

[Anonymous No.20263419]

elon just posted this what does this mean

[Anonymous No.20263423]

>>20263375
Who is the GABAGOOL stock tho in the portfolio Hormel?

[Anonymous No.20263429]

>>20263245
I was very tempted to add to my WM today. But I already FOMO'ed too high of a basis at 107.

I'm bullish though, and while I don't into TA, I believe they're under accumulation.

>>20263339
>the loli one
>the loli "one"
>"one"
give it a few more years, you're here forever

>>20263351
>if the cost of everything increased by 50% you'd lose half of your purchasing power
I'm not a mathematician or nothing but I think that math checks out.

[Anonymous No.20263458]

>>20263419
Grimes new music video if I had to guess

[Anonymous No.20263467]

>>20263429
>give it a few more years, you're here forever

So are all 4chan boards FBI honeypots for CP?

[Anonymous No.20263468]

>>20263419
He’s obsessed with this brain link thing he’s developing at the minute he wants to turn us all into cyborgs. He’s just a meme master and knows how to pump his stock

[Anonymous No.20263492]

>>20263423
Mmmmmm, yes! I know RICK owns strip clubs, and MO owns Nat Sherman who make cigarettes and cigars (to be smoked on the Jersey turnpike)

[Anonymous No.20263499]

>>20263419

[Anonymous No.20263511]

>>20263468
god i want to be a cyborg desu

[Anonymous No.20263517]

>>20263492
I think we are just missing construction companies and a boat company for the Sopranofolio.

[Anonymous No.20263528]

>>20263375
>Surely we'd notice this in the CPI too? I still have no idea how to suss out what's happening there even after months of worrying about it kekkies
CPI is the most carefully massaged measure of inflation that exists. It routinely underestimates, for example, the real explosion in costs related to healthcare, education, and real estate.
>>20263418
The Fed has been substituting printing money to "create" GDP growth for more than 2 decades now. The other factor, money velocity, is driven purely by people's willingness to be spenders rather than savers. The decline is (probably) motivated by 2 things:
1. Boomers are starting to, or nearing, retirement which pools from their collected savings. Also, there are simply fewer people to buy or consume goods.
2. Gen X, Millenials, and Zoomers have now all lived through at least 1, if not 2, times of great financial security. Forget the stock market, wages have been stagnant for as long as this bull run has been going. Their parents have had less money and security with which to raise them. If you can remember your Silent Generation grandparents they probably had a habit of saving a lot of money and putting it in weird places with many redundancies. They lived as children through the great Depression and became very averse to spending as a result.
The only way we escape inflation again from QE is if money velocity sinks even more. Possible, but not assured.

[Anonymous No.20263540]

>>20263511
Best let someone else it first desu, could cause irreversible brain injuries

[Anonymous No.20263575]

>>20263528
>Gen X, Millenials, and Zoomers have now all lived through at least 1, if not 2, times of great financial security
*insecurity

[Anonymous No.20263618]

>>20263540
yea that's true

[Anonymous No.20263621]

>>20263528
Was the crash that we had in March this year the full thing or are we likely to see further fallout from this. Seems to me like this was a long time coming and corona virus was just the trigger

[Anonymous No.20263626]

Inflation isn't a real risk. Deflation is. Money is tight right now and Fed printing is a lie. Junk bonds and equities are going up because institutions are trying to hold only the most liquid assets in preparation for another crash. Yield Curve Control is smoke and mirrors, Australia hasn't bought a single bond since implementing it in March.

[Anonymous No.20263643]

>>20262427
I bought at 1.5 and sold at 2 k3k

[Anonymous No.20263647]

>>20263626
>>20263528
So how boned are we really since this in theory doesn't seem to be a liquidity issue?

[Anonymous No.20263653]

>>20262678
Markets.com bro

[Anonymous No.20263660]

>>20262504
pls dont.

[Anonymous No.20263667]

>>20262678
interactive brokers / degiro

plus500 is a certified scam.

[Anonymous No.20263674]

>>20263647
It is a liquidity issue in that there's a structural, global shortage of USD that the Fed can't fix because they are a domestic central bank, not a global USD central bank. This is what set off both GFC1 and GFC2. It's also tied into the interbank repo market in ways that make my head hurt.

[Anonymous No.20263679]

>>20263647
Whatever, what we have is a shelf economy. The only thing stopping automated factories and basic service positions is the inadequate position of law enforcement and the entrenched interests of a prison-industrial complex. We should literally be getting our McFlurries from HAL100, but our government is a slow, unwieldy piece of shit and allows environmental pressures to crunch our workforce and ability to coomsoom.

Eventually a sensible UBI equivalent and an emphasis on property crime will enable the next generation economy and finally kick 50+% of people into the leisure class where they belong.

I'll be accumulating Tesla and Amazon the entire time, btw. 5kps EOY.

[Anonymous No.20263686]

>>20263511
Yeah. I’m pretty sure it will fuck you up really bad.

[Anonymous No.20263693]

>>20263667
I’ve requested to withdraw my funds, I looked at some others at they look the same what’s so bad about CFD’s?

[Anonymous No.20263710]

>>20263674
>>20263679
AHHHHHHHHH fuck there goes my oil and natural gas investments then. Should I just invest in SPAM for the great depression 3.0 and rise of Der new furhrer Tucker Carlson?

[Anonymous No.20263722]

>>20263621
No idea what is coming. That is why I am slowly trickling into gold and gold miners for the moment. I assume that they overcome deflation with inflation at any costs and overshoot. It is possible that the bazookas aren't enough as >>20263626 suggests.
If that's the case then you want cash and bonds. My TQQQ/TMF split should be fine in that scenario too but the investments in gold will be losing.

[Anonymous No.20263723]

Rates aren't low because the Fed set the rates low. Rates are low because opportunity in the real economy is low, so demand for safe havens like treasury bills in high. Liquidity is more important than anything else right now, because the market is scary and there's a very real chance you might need to liquidate on a moment's notice to avoid another massacre.

This is setting us up for a very sudden, very intense collapse in stock prices. It will coincide with repo market fails and possibly negative rates.

[Anonymous No.20263735]

>>20263540
Who do you think is going to get the job in the future, the guy who has a computer in his head, available to access the worlds information in a blink of a second, or you. I could see people getting mortgage level loans for these things, if you do not have one you will be unable to compete.

[Anonymous No.20263739]

>>20263722
The "bazookas" are purely a parlor trick for the consumption of the CNBC audience and for investment managers to be able to say "see, Jerome Powell said stocks only go up". There's no real effect from QE. There never has been. If QE was dramatic and powerful, we wouldn't be on QE Infinity. How many times do you need to do something "intense and powerful" to see an effect?

[Anonymous No.20263740]

>>20263693
CFDs are contracts between you and your broker, so some unsavory brokers can manipulate the price if they so chose and con you out of your money through the leverage. There's a reason why they're not allowed in the US.

[Anonymous No.20263759]

>sell wkhs, nio, solo gains for total of 190k
>buy tesla with 2-4x leverage to go along with my 50 shares and 1800 call
y/n

[Anonymous No.20263782]

>>20263759
>playing with leverage on Tesla
Are you trying to lose your entire portfolio to Musk tweeting out a picture of Grimes' cybernetic dick?

[Anonymous No.20263797]

>>20263693
I am not very well versed but I am under the impression they are too speculative. Also, I've heard one too many bad stories about plus500, along with the fact that the owner is a scummy cunt.

[Anonymous No.20263804]

>>20263782
4x is kinda safe lol
the call is riskier

[Anonymous No.20263810]

>>20263710
I think oil and gas is kind of the right idea for an actual proper collapse and recovery. Historically, utilities and energies are the first sector to make moves in a recovery. It is why Buffett is ever so slightly making the tiniest of moves with his energy holdings. I just think how oil holders in this general went with it is silly.
Oil and nat gas in particular recover from any bust as most other commodities. First its the absolute enormous firms for the risk weary with solid balance sheets and asset holdings. Then the interest shifts on returns in less stable smaller firms that have survived. But the steps between these can be months or years in between. The real way to play oil is actually on the futures contracts. That will move before anything else.
There is a thesis that there are now secular headwinds to oil and natural gas that will prevent a return to the peaks they have experienced over the past few decades: pushes to "greener" energy, electric cars, integrated power grids, etc. But crude refining is more than just oil for cars but the loss of that sector will definitely cut into margins. Ironically, natural gas has been the biggest threat to both oil and coal as it keeps eating more and more of their market share.

[Anonymous No.20263823]

>>20263810
I think you underestimate the opportunity this crash has given the western world to detach itself from oil dependency.

Renewables all the way. But I could be wrong!

[Anonymous No.20263849]

>>20263467
What? No.
You can’t tell the differences between /a/ and /tv/?

[Anonymous No.20263879]

>>20263823
Part of my background is in energy research. The overall sentiment for those not invested or with conflicting interests in a particular energy source is diversifying. For much the same reasons that you diversify anything else.
To properly shut down coal, gas, and oil plants for good you need geothermal, hydro, and/or nuclear. The first requires being blessed with geology (at least for now), the second with geography, and the third politically. Any country that does not have enough capacity for the first two and denies the third ALWAYS turns on coal, gas, and oil plants. Those case studies being Japan, Germany, and the United States.

[Anonymous No.20263901]

>>20263810
>The real way to play oil is actually on the futures contracts
the fucking truth. while spastics in here where buying shitty tankers and oil stocks i made 400% on wti futures just rolling them over

[Anonymous No.20263955]

>>20262328
I am going balls deep on airlines next week
Buying some calls hoping for earnings to not be as bad causing boomers to fomo into airlines

[Anonymous No.20263980]

>>20263759
Jesus if you do that you have balls the size of bowling balls

[Anonymous No.20264002]

Is interactive brokers good for aliens to invest in the US?

[Anonymous No.20264008]

>>20263879
I didn't want to measure e-dicks buddy, but I still work in energy research, it's my engineering PhD.

You really should read the EU plans on energy along with China, south korea and japan. Diversification does not mean keep oil demand up. Every nation on earth that is not an oil producer is now striving to go balls to the wall on gas, renewables and h2, the writing is on the wall. Now, of course oil will not die anytime soon, especially at these prices. It will probably be used to kickstart economies all over the world.

[Anonymous No.20264093]

What a coincidence, I was just about to ask if oil is going to recover. NRGU tanked from $60 to $3 as soon as corona hit, it would be a juicy x20 if it recovers.

[Anonymous No.20264165]

Oil is gonna go up lads

[Anonymous No.20264185]

>>20264008
>You really should read the EU plans on energy along with China, south korea and japan. Diversification does not mean keep oil demand up. Every nation on earth that is not an oil producer is now striving to go balls to the wall on gas, renewables and h2, the writing is on the wall. Now, of course oil will not die anytime soon, especially at these prices. It will probably be used to kickstart economies all over the world.
Renewables need nuclear, hydro, or geothermal to take care of baseline load. Solar, wind, and biomass are great for peak but not as inelsatic. Countries that have made the biggest strides in actually permanently reducing oil, gas, and coal in their energy portfolios have done so by coming at it from all sides. With an extra push towards natural gas from oil and coal. Efficiency losses (limited by technology and physics) and energy density (physics) is simply too low for even the most ideal of batteries to adequately and effectively to respond to daily power cycles alone. This is independent of subsidies placed for these sources.
Every country that has tried otherwise has either stumbled into having to turn on fossil fuel plants (United States) or had to "outsource" this need from another country anyway (Germany from French nuclear power plants). Plans are one thing, and its great at how optimistic they are, but the reality has been quite different and the former needs to acknowledge the latter.

[Anonymous No.20264204]

stst / stakestreet.co

https://medium.com/stakestreet/hello-everybody-were-happy-to-announce-the-launch-of-stake-street-a-new-defi-project-3443e2500c02?postPublishedType=repub

stakestreet.co

https://uniswap.info/token/0x6ad03307fd545a68a391f99efdd31cec86569a4c

[Anonymous No.20264212]

>>20264185
Gas turbines go well with wind as they have a short startup time, if there is no wind you can fire them up fast

[Anonymous No.20264216]

>>20264204
nigger

[Anonymous No.20264256]

>>20264165
What isn't? Tesla will break 2000 next week

[Anonymous No.20264288]

>>20263797
I signed up to interactive brokers, app looks pretty smooth and user friendly thanks

[Anonymous No.20264312]

>>20262427
best pic itt

[Anonymous No.20264315]

>>20262759
based

[Anonymous No.20264318]

Thanks NIO :3

[Anonymous No.20264339]

>>20264312
It’s a nice cow, but it’s caturday anon

[Anonymous No.20264354]

>>20264339

[Anonymous No.20264357]

I'm starting to think about giving in and buying calls on Tesla Monday. That's a pretty good sign you should sell.

[Anonymous No.20264378]

>>20264339
>>20264354

[Anonymous No.20264414]

>>20264378
Delet this and go away

[Anonymous No.20264427]

>>20262670
>>20263667
I'm in trading212, which also provides CFD's, but I only have an investing account.
Is 212 legit?

[Anonymous No.20264441]

>>20264414
no

[Anonymous No.20264443]

>>20264378
I’ve been waiting for my genetically engineered cat gf for years now.

How much longer must I wait

[Anonymous No.20264661]

>>20262741
>WKHS
I got in late as fuck ($13) and still made a bundle on WKHS, what kind of idiot do you have to be to have lost money on that. People need to learn to take profits

[Anonymous No.20264663]

Ok, fellas. So afther a rush to tech stocks this week, I'm a little worried about my investments. CNBC and youtubers think they are smart buying in now, and the last month mass greed on recovery stocks showed that a 3-day rug will be enought to erase a month of growth. Should I cash out now, or wait? We have earnings next week, plus there is no doubt that rona will be gloating. Or as mentioned above, there are no breaks on the doombool run. Thanks in advance

[Anonymous No.20264889]

>Fed adds Apple, Anheuser-Busch, Expedia to its bond holdings
you can't be serious, they are boosting Apple despite them having excessive cashflow for stock buybacks?
how are Americans not up in arms right now for them using their tax dollars?

[Anonymous No.20264895]

>>20264663
Use stops nignog. Assuming you can read a chart with basic TA you should be fine.

[Anonymous No.20264917]

>>20264663
>listening to a youtuber

There's only one youTuber who is relevant. The rest are just retarded onions with a webcam

[Anonymous No.20264939]

>>20264443
I vow to speed up the proccess, after my paypal has reached 100k and i get insider info on stock movement.

Pay me weeb.

[Anonymous No.20264950]

>>20264917
Agree. But I use them as a measure of normies sentiment

[Anonymous No.20264964]

>>20264889
Because we actually understand economics, our 'taxes' don't fund anything and if your government issues currency than yours don't either.

[Anonymous No.20264993]

How are airlines doin ? With the second wave spook by the media, i expect some dips ? I know SAVE did quite well yesterday.

[Anonymous No.20265009]

>>20262504
>unironically giving your money to literal jews

>>20263740
I'm using eToro for quite awhile now, they do support non-cfd trades if you don't use leverage but even with CFD' trades I'm still doing fine. My only complaint is their charting/interface is pretty dated compared to the others.

[Anonymous No.20265014]

>>20264917
who's the relevant youtuber?

[Anonymous No.20265021]

>>20264964
>debt will just vanish
alright dude

[Anonymous No.20265116]

>>20265009
I’m withdrawing my funds, I have been asking here for weeks for a better platform

[Anonymous No.20265128]

MSFT earnings prediction? I was about buy it until I got an email from robinhood advising me to buy it.

[Anonymous No.20265155]

>>20265128
Look at companies that implement Microsoft solutions.
Accenture is doing well for example.
In books that is, not really in the real world. But that doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.20265176]

So basically is Degiro the only way to go in EU?

[Anonymous No.20265181]

>>20265128

[Anonymous No.20265215]

>>20265181
Il be reposting this on funnyjunk.

[Anonymous No.20265302]

If you are not all in a combination of UPRO, TQQQ and TMF you hate money and bring shame to your ancestors. As simple as it is.

[Anonymous No.20265378]

I wanted to trade options, so I requested an active trader account on degiro. I suddenly got almost a 100k deposited onto my account. Why is this? I don't want that, i probably have to pay mad interest over that.

[Anonymous No.20265381]

>>20263621
Another crash will happen. It will depend entirely on how this 2nd wave goes in October.

My money is on it behaving like it did in Italy. If that happens, a 2 week, 1 month lock down again.

Even if it gets less deadly, it's the fact that it's likely going to overwhelm the Healthcare system....again.

[Anonymous No.20265513]

>>20265378
You sure that’s not just a practice account, usually they give you a simulated 100k to play with

[Anonymous No.20265552]

>>20262979
mumu, did you lube your ass for your dad?

[Anonymous No.20265554]

>>20265381
but it never overwhelmed anything the first time...

[Anonymous No.20265562]

>Tesla earnings the 22nd
>Amazon the 23rd
I mean, this is free money, right?

[Anonymous No.20265567]

>>20265562
Yes

[Anonymous No.20265577]

>>20265302
hate these potato brained posters that keep regurgitating bullshit about this because they read it here how it's bad

[Anonymous No.20265583]

>>20265513
Nope it was the same account I have a real 80k euros on. They gave me more than the amount I currently had. I immediately contacted them to downgrade my account because I was afraid I had to pay interest on it (they never answered that by the way). But now I'm again stuck with an account that can't trade options.

[Anonymous No.20265585]

>>20265562
Why?

[Anonymous No.20265599]

>>20265562
Does it make sense to waste money in buying fractional shares of companies I can't afford a serious volume on, or look for something else?
I'm new to this and fractionals don't look like a great move, despite how attractive the stock itself looks

[Anonymous No.20265645]

>>20265562
I wouldn't be so sure. The current amazon stock price is based on a 27% revenue growth. Anything below that growth will tank it.

[Anonymous No.20265673]

>>20265599
fractional shares are for fags (gay)

[Anonymous No.20265675]

>>20262328
The Stars are moving.

[Anonymous No.20265735]

>check EVRI
>$3.20
I hate reddit

[Anonymous No.20265749]

I think NIO's July sales will really determine if this company has staying power. The last two months have had great growth however they should really be swinging for a massive growth of like 500+%. They've recieved Billions in funds from Chinese banks so if they are able to use that money to grow their reputation and sales I will easily hold the company for years

[Anonymous No.20265770]

>>20265749
I wonder how chinese companies actually feel about investors, specially western ones like 90% of this board.

Are they like greeks and jews, who are willing to fuck us over ?

[Anonymous No.20265818]

Requesting simple investing advice.
I'm a full-time wagecuck uni student and I want to invest my money better but I am too busy to do any focused kind of trading. Last year I put a couple thousand in a CD and made like 30 bucks over a year's period and now I'm looking for something safe like a CD but with slightly better return. i've got a couple thousand in SPY as well but that's probably as risky as I'm willing to go.
what are some other options?
is it worth learning dividends investing?
how am I supposed to know if dividend stuff is more worthwhile/safer than just putting it in a stock?

[Anonymous No.20265853]

Has NIO already mooned or is this only the beginning?

[Anonymous No.20265868]

Bros

[Anonymous No.20265871]

>>20265770
Chinese companies are notorious for scamming people. The phone companies use faulty processors and even repair companies are corrupt.

The worst case of this is doctors given preferred treatments to people who pay more. They would 100% be willing to scam anyone.

However to look only at this fact would be tunnel sighted. China has a "Face" problem they want to look succesful, they are consistenly trying to appear good and rich the CCP has already backed NIO so there is a chance they will push NIO to be their Tesla.

In terms of economics China has the 2nd highest GDP and a quickly growing economy resulting in an influx of middle class families. In cities like Beijing it wouldn't suprise me if many families own 1-2 cars.

Basically it's a complete gamble really. Which is why im either going to sell on August 2nd if the sales are not high or going to hold for like the next 10 years. I guess the key takeaway is fear over china and it's shadiness is completely understandable however money is money

[Anonymous No.20265894]

>>20265871
>The worst case of this is doctors given preferred treatments to people who pay more

people who pay more should get better healthcare.

[Anonymous No.20265900]

>>20265770
Dude Chinese dont give a shit about you LoL cry as loud as you can but they are smashing whoever appears

[Anonymous No.20265905]

>>20263419
that is a statue of Samus from Metroid
that gay shit in the background is likely his newest vaporware scam

[Anonymous No.20265915]

>>20265900
cool schitzopost nigger. the question remains how reliable is investing in shit like NIO.

[Anonymous No.20265921]

>>20265894
>people who pay more should get better healthcare
Doctors scamming you because you didn't pay him enough lmao

[Anonymous No.20265926]

>>20265894
I agree anon. But the money they pay isn't taxxed, it isn't handeled well. The families will give doctors "red envelopes" which are filled with money to bribe doctors. The funniest thing is when these patients die the families blame the doctors and kill them. Im 100% serious china has a problem of doctors being killed by angry family members.

[Anonymous No.20265932]

>not trading TSLA with heavy leverage
anon... are you still playing with fakecoins?

[Anonymous No.20265935]

>>20265894
Yes, well no. It aint that, its
"Herro no bribe ?"
"Ok"
"We no have medicine"

[Anonymous No.20265947]

>>20265926
>doctors being killed by angry family members.
Sounds pretty fucking based. Maybe we need do this so our doctors dont get uppidy and take political stands against guns or play favorites with protests during covid.

[Anonymous No.20265960]

>>20265932
>file no longer exists
cool

[Anonymous No.20265974]

bought a nice spread of EVRI, BIOL, CLSK at close on fri with my wkhs gains

comfy week ahead

[Anonymous No.20265981]

>>20265915
NIO's P/S ratio is extremely cheap like 5.5 compared to Tesla's 6.75.

It's future is entirely based on it's july sales which we will know on august 2nd.

[Anonymous No.20265985]

>>20265960
I'm seeing it but there wasn't any identifying info on it, so idk why he deleted it

[Anonymous No.20265996]

what pharma to buy?

Pfizer and Biontech look promising. Trials this month and even Phase 3 next month. I was also thinking on investing in Gilead for Remdesivir. Vaccines need time and Remdesivir is ready for use

[Anonymous No.20266001]

>>20265947
Bad doctors should be fired and face trial. Not murdered.

[Anonymous No.20266003]

You retards are still in on WKHS and NIO which now have 150k+ RH investors which is a sign to get the fuck out. Move onto something new which has more return potential like CLSK

[Anonymous No.20266015]

The brain zaps stopped all of a sudden. All day for three weeks zap zappy zap now nothing. Is this... it? Is withdrawal over. Have i beaten the pharmaceutical jew?

>>20265868
Welp that's gonna be another bubble and pop. Prepare your shitposts and astonomical price targets and your fervent insistence that the fundies are solid and you're in it for a ten year hold.

[Anonymous No.20266024]

>>20266003
Is CLSK gonna moon?

[Anonymous No.20266026]

>>20266003
I've never invested in workhorse. It was meme that people pushed way too hard because "muh electric vehicles"

NIO however has a chance to be massive in china and given it's new support from banks it's looking more to be reality.

[Anonymous No.20266030]

>>20265818
QQQ for nasdaq exposure.

[Anonymous No.20266037]

>>20266015
Is that brain zaps from stopping SSRI’s? My work mate had those and eventually went back on the meds because he couldn’t stand the brain zaps

[Anonymous No.20266042]

>>20262621
it's like secret santa with 2000$

[Anonymous No.20266046]

>people keep shorting TSLA
At this point if I was given the option to either short 50k on tesla or invest 50k of my money into the stock, I'd just buy the stock and take the potential gains or losses.
Trying to time the hypothetical bubble pop is stupid desu

[Anonymous No.20266058]

>>20266037
Yes. I will win. I am not going back on them.

[Anonymous No.20266066]

>>20266046
They can’t control themselves.
They are emotional about it too. Which is awful thing to do when investing. They created their own monster.

[Anonymous No.20266077]

>>20265818
>what are some other options?
SPY isn't risky whatsoever if you're looking for something even safer then you can be a bond cuck
dividends are even worse and way riskier, where the fuck did you read this as a safer alternative? what the fuck?
low risk: qqq and spy
higher risk: tqqq and soxl
these are ETFs and is the safest shit you can put your money into

[Anonymous No.20266103]

>>20266066
>They are emotional about it too.
>that one boomer literally sweating and shaking as if he is about to feint while trying to defend his short position
forget the name and can't find the vid but holy shit just give up already you fucking idiots

[Anonymous No.20266141]

>>20266046
Everyone has been saying it's a bubble for so long.

At this point i fully believe this is not a bubble and is the future.

[Anonymous No.20266153]

>>20266066
Does that emotion count the other way aswell though with people feeling euphoric when the price shoots up everyday and they pile more cash in?

[Anonymous No.20266177]

>>20266153
Oh I’m sure.
Tesla is overpriced however imho.
I’m not going to fight the market.
I’ve gotten my ass handed to me trying to defend fundamental investments.

[Anonymous No.20266205]

>>20262957
Didn't some anon do a break down of what is the best combination of those stocks to hold? I thought TMF and SOXL were the best for returns over the past few years..

[Anonymous No.20266219]

newfag here. I've been learning more and more about options trading, and I'm wondering why everyone just doesn't do call options?

It seemingly has less risk, with multiple times the profit. You have to pay a premium for the option, sure, but if the stock goes down you dont lose tons more money. Am I missing something here?

[Anonymous No.20266228]

Thoughts on shorting KBE (SPDR's bank ETF)? Banks right now are getting hammered and the technicals look bearish as fuck

[Anonymous No.20266235]

well well well

[Anonymous No.20266239]

>>20265818
TQQQ
ARKK
ARKG
QLD
VTI

All good ETFs

[Anonymous No.20266242]

>>20266141
It was profitable in Q3 and Q4 of 2019, and was profitable in Q1 of 2020(thanks to carbon tax credits). It just needs 2 more profitable quarters and it will enter the S&P 500 I believe, which will then explode since now major shareholders would be obligated to buy it.

[Anonymous No.20266247]

>>20265894
>pay more
>still get scammed

[Anonymous No.20266251]

>>20266103
link?

[Anonymous No.20266257]

>>20266205
>Didn't some anon do a break down of what is the best combination of those stocks to hold? I thought TMF and SOXL were the best for returns over the past few years..

60/40 TQQQ/TLT
40/60 TQQQ/TMF
60/40 UPRO/TLT
40/60 UPRO/TMF

All are valid combinations

[Anonymous No.20266261]

>>20266077
>not buying Otm leaps

[Anonymous No.20266264]

>>20266177
Defending fundamental-based investments when the Fed is pumping money like they have cotton diaherria is pretty tone deaf. Like, it's not a bad idea to know how to do, but when most traditional industries are clearly valueless in a post-fossil fuel world, it's hard to take the fundamentals at face value.

[Anonymous No.20266268]

>>20266257
Whales betting on TLT to $200 by EOM because of bad bank numbers.

[Anonymous No.20266275]

>>20266264
>pumping money like they have cotton diaherria
calm the fuck down Mr. Hemingway

[Anonymous No.20266282]

>>20266264
Tech companies that beat earning and post nice dividends are getting fuck.
Meanwhile companies that go bankrupt see stock soar.
I’m done playing this game.

[Anonymous No.20266289]

>>20265577
Keep up the good fight. Some anons will listen. Doombull, SOXL_shill, SOXL_Osteen, Euranon, etc

[Anonymous No.20266305]

>>20265905
Yeah that's def Samus. The cyborg is from Metropolis I'm pretty sure.

What does it mean? Elon's a fucking weeb that needs to be an assistant R&D guy, not a CEO

[Anonymous No.20266331]

>>20266219

You're going to lose money on most of your call options, and successful options traders make a profit by making big returns on the few trades that do hit to offset the majority that lose. Options are priced more or less efficiently ~90-95% of the time because of Black-Scholes. If it were easy money for call option buyers, no one would bother writing them

[Anonymous No.20266376]

>>20266219
Its easy money if you know here the stocks are going

[Anonymous No.20266384]

NIO at $16 ATH

[Anonymous No.20266401]

>>20265554
Ask New York about that.

It's 50/50 whether this virus gets deadlier or not.

Maybe it only takes the right person to die from it to cause a chain reaction.

Trump
Biden

Either of these candidates dies, there will be a market reaction.

How about an NFL player, Drew Brees or Patrick Mahomes?

On the other hand, if this virus becomes a stale version of itself, I would say it's time to go all in on the recovery stocks. Calls on PLAY, AAL, CCL. Easy money plays.

Looking at Spanish Flu charts. The virus started it's death near October 10. Pucker your ass cheeks together....

[Anonymous No.20266404]

>>20266384
Why do you try to do this? Like it's not funny and everyone knows you are lying

[Anonymous No.20266412]

If everyone is jumping into the TSLA hype, can I not just sell calls to them and hedge out the downside risk?

[Anonymous No.20266418]

I have slowly come to the terrible revelation that none of you know what the fuck you are doing. I have a Master's in Accountancy with a minor in Finance. I work for a fortune 100 as a corporate accountant with a CMA and CPA. I used to have some faith in anon.
None of you know how to actually value a company. You can't read financial statements. For fuck's sake you think TA works and the entire field of decision science churns out dissertations every other day highlighting their absolute dismay at the fact that brainlets ever consider using it. You have no idea what Dunning-Kruger is. You don't know what survivorship bias is. You are fucked.

[Anonymous No.20266432]

Euro anons is degiro a good broker?

[Anonymous No.20266443]

>>20266024
doubt. unless there is more news

[Anonymous No.20266452]

>>20266418
Comfy copy pasta.

[Anonymous No.20266469]

>>20266412
If they're covered, sure. I don't personally own enough tesla to cover a call

[Anonymous No.20266472]

>>20266401
play will unironicAlly go out of business

[Anonymous No.20266476]

>>20266418
Stocks only go up. Retard.

[Anonymous No.20266485]

CRAB WILL DELIVER ON MONDAY

[Anonymous No.20266488]

>>20266418
>Caring about business theory and financial statements when stocks go up/down based only on how many people want to buy them.

[Anonymous No.20266489]

>>20266412
If you have enough money to buy 100 shares go for it

[Anonymous No.20266492]

>>20266432
It is a good broker, but keep in mind that right now, the moment you begin the sign-up process you're placed in a waiting list of 1000+ people due to the nothingburger corona.
It took me about 4-5 weeks to finalize my signup back in April.

[Anonymous No.20266496]

is TSLA just buying into the self driving software

because anyone with half a brain can see the car is a piece of poop

[SOXL_shill No.20266501]

>>20262676
A bet for leveraged ETFs like TQQQ is a bet against volatility since these instruments do best in a low volatility environment. Incidentally low volatility usually means rising prices and increasingly high volatility usually means a crash like in March. A good way to visualize it is with a 200 day moving average. If the price is above the average, volatility is typically low and the environment is good for leverage. Below that average is bad and leverage works against you. The upshot is this: put a 200 day moving average on the underlying chart, in the TQQQ case that's QQQ, when QQQ is above the average, go all in on the leveraged TQQQ as that's when you'll get the best results. When unleveraged QQQ is below the 200 day moving average sell your TQQQ until you're back above the line. Maybe give yourself a percent or two of breathing room so you don't get chopped up.
To wit, if you look at the QQQ chart now with the 200 daily average overlayed, you'll see on March 11th we went under the average. The TQQQ price on that day was $63 and on April 7th we went back above QQQ's 200 daily average at which time TQQQ was $53. Had you bought and sold on those dates you would have missed the worst of the bottom and gained 16% to boot. But look at the QQQ chart and notice the price was $200 on both of those dates. So why was it better to sell and buy on the TQQQ chart and why did it gain 16% versus being flat on QQQ? Because volatility was increasing, working against TQQQ when you sold but decreasing, working for TQQQ when you bought. If you don't know when to get out of leveraged ETFs cuz you're banking and don't want to waste gains, but you also don't wanna lose big on a crash, this is as good a strategy as I've seen that requires no discretionary trading.

[Anonymous No.20266504]

>>20266401
>It's 50/50 whether this virus gets deadlier or not.
jesus fucking christ
doomers are really something else

[Anonymous No.20266508]

>>20266492
Fuckkk, Robin Hood needs to hurry up and become global

[Anonymous No.20266549]

Any TSM chads in here

[Anonymous No.20266575]

>>20266549
I held TSM for a while in 2018 but got bored of it not doing shit and sold. Glad to see it's doing well now.

[Anonymous No.20266591]

>>20266549
55 shares right here fellow TSM chad.
TAIWAN #1!

[Anonymous No.20266595]

>>20266549
What's the projected growth? I bought 10 a weekish ago.

[Anonymous No.20266607]

>>20266549
>he's still shilling it
just give up. buy soxl and log out. this is like shilling amd or intel or micron, there's fucking literally nothing special about it

[Anonymous No.20266610]

Oh my god you people are so so so so fucking stupid that you give me hope I can make money. Taking investing tips from spam emails? CFDs? Ahahahaha. Holy shit.

[Anonymous No.20266611]

Any anons in Japan?
How do you go about investing?

[Euranon No.20266618]

>>20266501
Thanks. I'm a bit too low IQ to understand that right away but i screencapped to check it out later.

[Anonymous No.20266625]

>>20266607
>there's fucking literally nothing special about it

[Anonymous No.20266644]

>>20266472
If there's a vaccine or treatment by January, it won't.

It'll take 2 years, but they'll be back to their 48 a share status.

But if a vaccine/treatment doesn't come by 2021, most recovery stocks are fucked. Even with a vaccine by 2022, there's no chance they'll be @ 2019 share prices for 5+ years.

[Euranon No.20266647]

>>20266501
200 day Moving average simply means by how much the stock has gone up per day on average for the past 200 days?

[Anonymous No.20266648]

>>20266611
InterativeBrokers
The hardest part is that trading is from 10:30 pm to 4am

[Anonymous No.20266659]

>>20266607
>there's fucking literally nothing special about it

someone didn’t do their DD. Ngmi

[Anonymous No.20266661]

Think i'm gonna go with the amazon earnings gamble

[Anonymous No.20266677]

>>20266659
>>20266625
if you think haha line go up big then just buy soxl and stfu
it doesn't require 200 iq or shilling. this is like somebody telling everyone to buy tech stocks right now thinking they're a genius

[Anonymous No.20266678]

>>20266618
Just sell when vix is above 20 and buy when vix is below 30

[Anonymous No.20266685]

>>20266024
If they mention Tesla again they'll moon. Also they just won a large contract so if they get more it'll continue to go up. It's not just a meme EV company

[Euranon No.20266696]

>>20266678
You mean sell above 30, and buy below 20?

[Anonymous No.20266697]

>>20266647

No, the average price of the stock for the past 200 days. Adding today's closing price, yesterday's, the day before yesterday's, etc. until 200 days ago, and averaging that.

[SOXL_shill No.20266711]

>>20266647
Yep, that's it. Just open up trading view or something and click on indicators. It should be something called Moving Average. It might be defaulted to 9 so change that to 200 and make sure the period is daily. Incidentally getting in and out of your DBPG based on the SPY daily average is a good answer to what you were asking a few days ago regarding a good split between SPY, QQQ, and DBPG. I'd have responded then but I was away.

[Anonymous No.20266734]

>>20265770
Chinks are like chinks. They are never to be trusted in a business transaction.

[SOXL_shill No.20266740]

>>20266711
Ha, what the other guy said. 200 daily moving average is the average close price for the last200 days. Sorry it's early here

[Euranon No.20266745]

>>20266711
Thanks. I'll try that strategy out.

[Anonymous No.20266811]

The 3 gorges dam is not going to make it unironically. Short China or at least pull your money out

[Anonymous No.20266813]

>>20266711
>>20266740
>>20266745

250 day (or even 1 year) moving average are supposedly even safer, although you lose some gains from entering too late or exiting too early. The moving average rule when applied to indices is the only technical indicator that's consistently held up over the years

[Euranon No.20266816]

>>20266740
Just to make sure I'm looking at the right thing, the current 200 day QQQ moving average is 213.09 right?

[SOXL_shill No.20266839]

>>20266813
Awesome. I'm going to run some more backtests on different ones. 175, 10 month, etc
>>20266816
Yep. Should look something like pic related

[Anonymous No.20266867]

>>20264002
I use tradestation global. It's basically ib but fees are more favorable.

[Euranon No.20266874]

>>20266839
Isn't a downside of this strategy that you might end up buying high and selling low? (I mean I guess that's sort of the point but you know what I mean)

[Anonymous No.20266887]

>>20266867
Is the data in real time?

[Anonymous No.20266901]

What do I put money in if I expect markets to go down in the coming year?
Bonds?
Gold?

[Anonymous No.20266929]

>tfw the site form where you downloaded all of the anime images for the last 10 years is going down
no more cunny unless one of you rich fuckers is going to give me gold account on Danbooru

[Anonymous No.20266930]

>>20266874
there are multiple downsides, that's why the best is to just buy often and buy any dip, then re-balance every so often (for tqqq or soxl or any other leveraged ones)

[SOXL_shill No.20266966]

>>20266813
>>20266874
You probably know this but just to add to the conversation, trading the 200 daily moving averages with a regular index like SPY actually underperforms the market. The problem in the long term, the price action under the average only loses by a tiny bit so the practice of selling then buying, after adding commissions, slippage, etc. ends up losing money. Hence why nobody actually straight up trades like that. The twist here though is leverage. Leveraging above the 200 daily average significantly outperforms the market and then deleveraging when under the average mitigates the usual volatility decay and extreme underperformance of leveraged ETFs in a downturn.
In other words, a nonleveraged ETF doesn't have enough of an advantage above the 200 daily to make up for the losses of being out when under the average. A leveraged ETF on the other hand does

[Anonymous No.20266971]

cash

[Anonymous No.20266986]

What's the catch with apps like trading212 and robin hood? Or platforms that banks provide like HSBC?

Looking at platforms but not sure what to go for.

[Anonymous No.20267005]

>>20266901
puts

[Anonymous No.20267007]

>Jim Cramer bought deep ITM calls for tech companies in 1999
based

[Anonymous No.20267014]

>>20266874
>Isn't a downside of this strategy that you might end up buying high and selling low?

You'll end up buying high when the market will likely go higher, and selling (or, ideally, shorting) low when the market will go even lower

>>20266966

Yeah, I forgot to add that it doesn't apply to actually trading the S&P500 or any other index. The SP500 only functions as an indicator for when your main portfolio (ideally a mix of value and momentum stocks) should be long and when your main portfolio should be cash and bonds.

Basically, S&P500 closes at least 1% over its 200MA = go long with your portfolio, S&P500 closes at least 1% under its 200MA = go short or go to safe assets like bonds or cash

[Anonymous No.20267033]

>>20266644
i was bullish on them until the second wave of lockdowns. i dont see people going to a dave and dusters anytime soon

[Anonymous No.20267036]

>>20266986
>What's the catch with apps like trading212

Trading212 and EToro are mostly CFDs (although both sell actual assets as well, but they used to be pure CFDs), and they have a limited selection of assets to buy.

>robin hood

RobinHood sells your data to high frequency traders

>Or platforms that banks provide like HSBC?

They're usually shit

[Anonymous No.20267040]

>>20266901
gold/silver because of the massive money printing.

[Anonymous No.20267050]

>>20267033
there is no second wave of lockdowns, I just picked up food at a restaurant in Texas yesterday and the place was 100% packed, nobody gives a fuck, they just accept the fact that the elderly and genetically inferior will die off

[Anonymous No.20267054]

who bought EVRI

[Anonymous No.20267065]

NIO 100 usd EOY possible? I have a feeling CCP will pump it for nationalism.

[SOXL_shill No.20267087]

>>20267050
Florida here. Can confirm. So far

[Anonymous No.20267099]

>>20267050
>nobody gives a fuck,
the jews running american media sure give a fuck
not about heroin deaths, diabetes deaths, diarrhea deaths etc...
>b-but those are voluntary things you die from!!
yeah take one look at rural america

[Anonymous No.20267100]

>>20266030
>>20266077
>>20266261
>>20266239
thanks

[Anonymous No.20267110]

>>20265116
Mate, you do know there's a sticky with a list of brokers.

[Anonymous No.20267112]

>>20267065
The chink problem is that the company will do fine, but im not that sure about investors.

Maybe NIO will be a pr font for a chinese company, with western investors and a sucessful EV firm.

Or they will stick to mainland and screw over investors, knowing they have the backing of banks and the nation.

[Euranon No.20267118]

>>20266966
Got it. Essentially the avoidance of volatility risk outweighs the loss of "buying high selling low"

[Anonymous No.20267119]

>>20267050
well bars are still ordered closed in most states and PLAY is not a straight up restaurant like CAKE or DENN both of which i have far more confidence in. PLAY is closed in California and NY... also i think they will big problems getting people back into their video games which will have to be constantly disinfected. public video game buttons are gross now. maybe the return of live sports will help

[Anonymous No.20267134]

>>20266024
I rather it not. Slow and steady consistent growth is much better atm. Day traders have been abusing it for gains.

[Anonymous No.20267144]

The state of WKHS

>I didn't cash out when my account was 1000%
>cashed out when it was 500%
>WKHS keeps dumping

nice

[Anonymous No.20267146]

>>20267110
Yeah I just read it, probably should read the sticky more often

[Anonymous No.20267163]

>>20267054
I bought it at $5.87, feels good man. Expecting that the medium outcome is most likely because it was already trading around $15 before the crash.

[Anonymous No.20267169]

>>20267146
If you are an americunt, try webull, 2 free stocks are still offered when you finalize your account.

[Anonymous No.20267199]

>>20267144
bought at $4.. probably selling now that the kike is scaring paper hands and it inevitably dumps. this jewish fuck is really good at picking what got hyped just barely enough but not mainstream enough where nobody would give a shit about what he has to say

[Anonymous No.20267204]

>>20265599
>Does it make sense to waste money in buying fractional shares
No, do you know how percentages work? or at least with CFDs. Not sure how the jew computation works for regular shares.

[Anonymous No.20267220]

>>20267169
i registered and deposited 5$ and i dont see my free stocks

where do i see my stonks

[Anonymous No.20267228]

>>20266929
Which site?

[Anonymous No.20267256]

Which companies/suppliers benefit from electronic vehicle manufacturing?

[Anonymous No.20267270]

>>20267199
don't give that kike what he wants just buy puts on the way down and buy more shares with the proceeds

[Anonymous No.20267284]

>>20267256
Cobalt miners.

[Anonymous No.20267309]

>>20267220
100 bucks minimum i believe.

[Anonymous No.20267333]

>>20266058
Did your ssris help you be a strong person

[Anonymous No.20267346]

NIO at $13, im buying in

[Anonymous No.20267353]

>>20266485
Bro I love this image, so I saved it

[Anonymous No.20267526]

>>20262957
>It is Pascal's Wager.
this guy fucks

[Anonymous No.20267759]

Im thinking 10k into NRGU monday. Got a small position, 100 shares, of TSM yesterday and 2k shares LRTNF as well. Wish me luck bros

[Anonymous No.20267832]

>>20266001
Bluepilled bootlicker
Self justice is the only justice one gets

[Anonymous No.20268008]

here's what going to happen
>tesla slowly goes to $1800~
>gets included in s&p
>nobody is selling their shares
>moons to $2500 minimum
idk from there

[Anonymous No.20268082]

>>20268008
Elon is going to cash out some of his shares to build the mass driver for launching orbital loads

[Anonymous No.20268159]

NEW THREAD
NEW THREAD
NEW THREAD

>>20268148

[SOXL_shill No.20268188]

>>20267118
Pretty much. $10,000 in SPXL (3x S&P) starting in 1928, rotated in and out using the 200 daily moving average would theoretically be worth 9 trillion dollars today. Not even kidding. Without the 200 daily average it would be worth a lot but still nowhere near that much.