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>> No.22023995
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Bonjour.

>> No.22024022
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Thoughts on GoodRx IPO? Their S-1 looks great to me.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1809519/000119312520234662/d949310ds1.htm

Also, any thoughts on BABA? Seems like it's still undervalued.

>> No.22024175
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>Don't use PE ratios in your assessment of fair valuation

>> No.22024200

>>22024022
>GoodRx
how does US's pharmacies even work?
Something like that wouldn't work in Canada because drug price are heavily regulated and government drug coverage only pays to the price of the cheapest generic equivalent (therefore 99% of the generics end up the same cost per unit). The only difference is that different pharmacies may charge different dispensing fees per prescription.

afaik the real money makers in pharmacy are all privately owned (e.g. mass-prescription pharmacies with contracts to many nursing/retirement homes) or under bigger companies. The money's definitely in mass-prescription pharmacies, especially with more boomers getting sicker and sicker every year, but I don't believe there's a way to actually put your money in it publicly.

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Enjoying my evening lads
How are you doing?

>> No.22024294

what are some clean energy tickers, or companies manufacturing/researching the equipment? is nextera the only one worth buying?

>> No.22024326
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are women actually the worst investment or is this an incel meme?

>> No.22024338

>>22024175
i'd only use PE ratios as a red flag if it's so obviously overspeculated, or if they don't even have a PE ratio lol (weed stocks).
Shit like AMD (PE ratio 150+) is still legit fairly valued when you consider how explosive their growth will be with Intel shitting the bed for the next 3 years. Many things in tech take years to develop/build so Intel *cannot* make a comeback overnight especially with their shitty roadmap and CEO, and that's why people can reasonably price in the next 3 years in AMD"s valuations.
For a similar reason, TSM's crabbing because they're already fully booked and the fastest we might see some expansion is at least 6 months. From scratch, a foundry would take at least 3 years to be ready (e.g. the US Arizona plant). It's for this reason that I might prefer SOXX over QQQ but not SOXL over TQQQ because of the industry's volatile/cyclical nature.

>> No.22024365

>>22024338
sir, this is a wendys

>> No.22024367
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>>22024022
BABA is one of my biggest position right now. Incredibly easy money and only upside

>> No.22024374

>VOOG
>ICLN
>IPAY
>JETS
>CX
High yield monthly dividend REIT
>ARR

>> No.22024434

>>22024294
FSLR has been doing quite well. Though I'm still skeptical of solar until we solve the storage problem, it still seems that solar will at least play some part in a clean energy future. FSLR is a strong contender from what I can tell so I have a small holding.

>> No.22024448

>apple down 70% in one day

Why would people but this trash?

>> No.22024451

>>22024326
have you felt the loving embrace of a woman?
more potent than any drug and twice as addictive.

>> No.22024462

>>22024338
>AMD Is fairly valued at a PE of 150
Fine look at their PEG ratio then that takes into account growth as well

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Is there any book better than pic related for long term investment?

>> No.22024484

>>22024451
nah
it's okay
but it's not as nice as having your stocks moon

>> No.22024486

>>22024326
songyuxin_hitomi

>> No.22024518

>>22024462
exactly, AMD"s PEG ratio is actually lower than AAPL's

>> No.22024532

>>22024464
The problem is that it focuses on value investing that was basically slowly bled off in the 80s and finished off in the 90s by Greenspan aka Pre-Alpha version of JPOW.

>> No.22024546 [DELETED] 

>>22024326
No. Niggers are

>> No.22024548

>>22024464
Probably. This one still goes on about treasuries having any kind of yield.
Otherwise it's great though. At least gives you the basics to decide on.

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>>22024464
"value" investing is creating artificial pe/gaap/cashflow levels that you will buy or sell at, so you are just selling a put and call, you are just short volatility. this doesnt allow you to adapt to changing market structure

>> No.22024603

Did you sell on friday, or are you strapping in?

>> No.22024622

>>22024464
Every book on investing is going to tell you the same gay shit that doesn't work and will bog you down.
Heres how to invest in the current market conditions.
>Buy and hold TQQQ / FNGU
>The end
When that changes, we'll let you know.

>> No.22024642

Tell me what's going to happen next week.

>> No.22024669

>>22024451
Weed and video games are unironically better. Nothing comes close to teenage love anyway. I’ve been with 20+ women and said I love you to 3-4 of them but I think about my first gf everyday

>> No.22024692

im going to kill myself tomorrow

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>>22023916
TSM might honestly be perfect for my mean reversion strategy instead of AMD, idk yet. they're like a better version of Gold. they crab because they're solid as a rock fundamentally but don't really have any hype catalysts any time soon or any new hype products or any sort of cult status like TSLA, AAPL, AMD, etc. so i might start buying 2+ StdDev on a rolling 5 day period on them and selling half at the mean with the ultimate target being 2 StdDev above the mean.

they're basically not going to be under any crazy speculation any time soon but they're also basically guaranteed not to ever dump too much due to their fundamentals and importance to the semiconductor industry. let me know if im wrong on any of this shit btw before i start mean reversion trading them alongside AMD. when is their Q3 earnings scheduled for btw? around that time i might build up a final dip buying position and hold through it and sell after before beginning the process again, same for Q4. i look at them as more of a safe investment than a growth investment like AMD. less volatility but more safety in the upwards trajectory in the foreseeable future.

>> No.22024744

>>22024692
livestream it.

>> No.22024776

SHLL is going to 50 tomorrow

>> No.22024793

>>22024434
>storage problem
ive been thinking of finding battery companies since that's really the bottleneck but i dont see how anyone could compete with TSLA at this point and ive already missed that ship

>> No.22024834

>>22024793
TSLA is not anywhere close to a leader in battery anything. And the storage needed for energy grids is far larger than anything TSLA will ever bother with.

>> No.22024881

>>22024518
They're not similar companies either
Not that I'd buy any of them at the current levels of stock price

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AUYchads

>> No.22025008

>>22024669
Fuck, I'm a 21 year old zoom zoom and broke with my first gf 3 years ago. Since then I've dated and slept with at least 5 women since then, but youre absolutely fucking right I still think about her regularly. Any portfolio for that feel bros?

>> No.22025057

>>22024700
it'll be around October for Q3 and January 2021 for Q4, i don't believe there are actual set dates yet. TSM has monthly sales reports already (very bare though) so at the same time it might not even move with earnings. Q2's rally was a bit of an anomaly for TSM.
With your strategy, I think you're better off sticking with AMD precisely because of its volatility and bigger growth potential. TSM is more for buy and forget for your leftover cash rather than swingtrading. The fact that TSM just crabs instead of dipping after Q2's rally really makes it perfect for brainless DCAing with leftover cash you don't know what else to do with.

>> No.22025075

>>22024546
Correct.

>> No.22025106

>>22024326
No it's a wonderful investment if you find the right one.
But no it's not as good as an investment as the sp500 index.
But then again how can you express love in monetary values

>> No.22025129

>>22024834
sure they arent going to be mass manufacturing for the grid any time soon but as far as broadly "battery R&D" goes they are absolutely a key player. Tesla is ultimately a battery and software company, not a car company.

>> No.22025130

Hmm. Apple stock took a hit in March due to the virus. It went down to 204 per. Quickly bounced back. Apple stock on 8-31 will be 125 a pop. If the virus couldn't make apple fall below 100 per I seriously doubt much else will either. History tells that the only way the stock will go is up starting 8-31.

>> No.22025151

>>22025057
eh, i'll take a look at it at least, if it ever dips to 2+ SD compared to how it has traded for the week i'll buy some. the main thing im working on right now is developing a list of stocks i know a lot about fundamentally and like, solid picks that i know will continue to make new ATH's in the next year at least if not sooner. Not everything is gonna dip every day so i want to be able to open positions in different companies so i can be in trades more often. october is also pretty perfect, means i can get out before the elections.

>> No.22025159

>>22024881
ok then compare it to NVDA, google tells me
>Currently, NVIDIA has a PEG ratio of 4.36 compared to the Semiconductor - General industry's PEG ratio of 3.32.
despite the fact that NVDA may look like a better value buy based on their lower PE ratio.

PE ratio is misleading and no one should ever be using that bullshit to make their picks.

>> No.22025200

>>22025075
Mods deleted the truth.

>> No.22025209

>>22025008
That's why I can't sell my TSLA. I'm just going to think about it.

>> No.22025214

Any thoughts about getting back into covid stocks? I assume when the flu season starts these will get a nice bounce again

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>>22025200
>mods
>/biz/
kek

>> No.22025278

>>22025214
>It'll be around by the time next flu season rolls around

Kek

>> No.22025286

>>22025244
Point.

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>>22025286
that anon just deleted his own post

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There's no /PSG/ up and I never go there, but is anyone here holding or watching BNGO or know if that's something they've discussed there? I'm thinking of buying some on Monday.

>> No.22025374

>tfw we’ll never have as much wealth as this guy

https://youtu.be/SFjRSuYwvTI

>> No.22025383
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22025383

About to sell 1/4 of my LINK to buy TQQQ and start writing covered calls. I hope I won't want to kill myself later.

>> No.22025396

>>22025278
>it's gone in one month
How delusional are you lmao

>> No.22025424

>>22025348
Never saw it being discussed in psg. So that's actually a good sign. What do they do?

>> No.22025442

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1qzuPRvsM0

this is telling me to go call in on QQQ

>> No.22025493
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>check my robinhood account
>the splits have already been implemented
>my donkey brain unironically wants to buy more TSLA and AAPL because they're so cheap now

it's gonna work

>> No.22025570

>>22025493
>my donkey brain unironically wants to buy more TSLA and AAPL because they're so cheap now

you retards are gonna make me so much damn money.

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>Greed levels at all time high since March dip

The real crash is around the corner

>> No.22025620

>>22024622
Pretty much this. If you've read 1 or 2 books on investment you've read them all.

>> No.22025678

>>22025600
there will be a -10% dip and that's it. it will be devoured within a day or two.
no more large dips until 2022 at the least.

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>>22024622
>>22024622
This is the approach I started taking last week and I'm finally green - up 8.2% total.

How long do you think TQQQ and FNGU will continue on the same trajectory? It feels kind of absurd but I honestly don't see companies like Apple, Facebook and Tesla going anywhere any time soon

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>>22025600

>> No.22025699

>>22025424
cool thanks, that does seem like a good sign
genomics and sequencing it seems https://bionanogenomics.com/
I saw it being discussed in relation to ILMN. Still reading about it, only discovered it about an hour ago.

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>>22025694
>Top Bull

>> No.22025785

I think I know the answer to this, but I just want confirmation. If I'm doing a call debit spread, the short leg goes ITM, and for some reason gets exercised early, my broker (ameritrade) should clear that by using my long leg, right? I'd get the difference as credit to my account as you'd expect from the spread as well, right? Never done stuff like this before so early assignment keeps confusing me. I already know that I should close the spread early if it goes ITM since there's nothing left for me to gain, but just in the case where I'm not paying attention and it gets exercised.

>> No.22025858

>>22025680
It’s going to crash any day. It’s way too late to buy FNGU.

>> No.22025888

>>22025785
Probably. Just ask your broker.

But nobody ever exercises early. It never happened to me. Ever.

>> No.22025902
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Oil chads. Our time has come. Next week, moon mission with no brakes

>> No.22025909

>>22025600
how often do you think crashes can happen?

>> No.22025917
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>>22025493

Robin niggers are basically all retarded desu

>> No.22025931

I didn't hold tech since March :(

>> No.22025971

How do I go about buying Palantir?

>> No.22025976

>>22025680

The companies are good but the valuation can still be too high.
Netflix is a fantastic company but they'll never justify their price so your money is better spent elsewhere.

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>>22025931
Just buy tech from the ATH top.

Whats the worst that could happen?

>> No.22025985

>>22025858
Why would something tracking companies that are steadily trending upward crash? Also how would FNGU crash directly following splits in Apple and Tesla?

>>22025902
Any actual reasoning for this? Oil has been crabbing red for two months

>> No.22026010

>>22025977
well, probably continue to make new ATH if I don't buy and if I buy, crash 10-20%

>> No.22026030

>>22025909
Every day, obviously

>> No.22026056

>>22025976
Why would Netflix, that pretty much EVERYONE uses with or without their own account and subscription, not be worth $500 when Amazon is worth $3400? Honest question. It seems like they're going to keep putting out solid in-house content like Sex Education and The End Of The Fucking World and continue to grow their user base

>> No.22026060

>>22025680
buy high, sell higher.
stop loss in green, who cares if you get kicked out prematurely because you were too greedy with your stop loss, just buy back in if the uptrend continues

>> No.22026097

Should I buy any FNGU and TQQQ? I had one TQQQ and sold it last week to buy more AAPL. Is the basic strategy to buy on red days and sell on at the close of green days? Is that literally it? I'm mostly a long-term investor, so this is new to me. I just don't want to be flagged as a day trader on Robinhood.

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>>22025985
People that made money on no news that have been holding apple and tesla for months are going to sell in mass to take profit and buy back in lower.

That's going to set off limit losses in a domino effect. It will crush tesla, apple and TQQQ.

Robin niggers will be left holding the world's heaviest bags in Nasdaq history lol

>> No.22026106

>>22026056
>not be worth $500 when Amazon is worth $3400?
how new are you lol

>> No.22026153

>>22026056

you dont even understand the concept of market cap so I'm not gonna reply.

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>>22026010
Based on what exactly?

Consumer spending is on life support. No stimulus. No rent dodging extended. No R&D. P/E ratios are all fucked up.

>> No.22026200

>>22026106
>>22026153
>hurrr durrr
This is a clown market. Companies like Amazon and Netflix and Tesla are worth whatever normies and boomers will pay for them, which is apparently quite a lot right now seeing how bonds and savings accounts are essentially worthless right now. Don't be fucking dickheads and ruin this comfy weekend vibe

>> No.22026203

>>22026172
>Based on what exactly?
Hope & faith

>> No.22026240

>>22026104
>buy back in lower
>lower
Why the fuck would they do that when their shares were just split 5 to 1? Why wouldn't they just...buy more shares?

>> No.22026271

I just need a strategy that makes 10-20% per year regardless of market conditions.

>> No.22026281

>>22026271
sell drugs

>> No.22026282

Niggers

>> No.22026301

>>22026271
buy low
sell 10-20% higher

>> No.22026324

We're going to see a FB pump Monday boys, the Zuck has been hard at work this weekend

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>>22026200
oh wow you really don't understand

>> No.22026355
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> MARKET IS CLOSED (will open in 2 hrs. 52 mins.)

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>>22026240
>not knowing what is a profit & loss is
>needs pizza slice example again

Is there no onions zoomer youtubers that waters down finance or basic economics for plebs?

>> No.22026376

Somebody answer me.
>>22026097

>> No.22026394

>>22026271
if you can get 20% every year, that would easily make you one of the best traders on the planet.
Just dollar cost average into SPY or QQQ and sell covered calls on it.

>> No.22026408

>>22026097
I'll fix this up for you:
At open tomorrow, buy 50% TQQQ and 50% FNGU.
Hold it forever.

>> No.22026412

>>22026200
This

>> No.22026442

>>22026370
I think you’re overestimating zoomer and boomers

>> No.22026444

Just put an buy order for SHLL. Should I double my money on it, or cancel it?

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>>22026444
Buy it’s going to 50 tomorrow. When the merger happens it will be worth 200

>> No.22026478

>>22025678
>no more large dips until 2022 at the least.
What about the elections in the US?

>> No.22026491

>>22026010
Let that shit drop so I can buy more nigger IDGAF buy every dip dummy

>>22026097
The basic strategy is to buy it and buy more and buy more and buy more, etc. until the fed stops money printing

>> No.22026499

>>22026172
It is the boomer that doesn't understand that things are simply based, the boomer will always ask based on what but it is in fact just based.

>> No.22026533

>>22025129
What have they contributed insofar as battery is concerned?

>> No.22026565

Someone rate my first option trade?
$50 call 9/4 .48 KO

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>>22025678

I'm pretty sure we'll get a massive rug pull in the colder months with a Coronita-chan Encore concert.

Except this time around, the outdoor dining/curve side options would be more limited due to bad weather from HAARP.

Amazon will be titan that saves it all.

>> No.22026596

>>22026478
The election will have no bearing on the Stock Market.

>> No.22026605

>>22024692
Do a flip

>> No.22026640

>>22025678
Thesis?

>> No.22026649

>>22026596

Nice try, Biden

>> No.22026685

>WEEKEND DOW UPDATE

Weekend DOW is pointing to a a very mild green open. Looks like the bull run continues into next week my dudes. So glad I loaded up on SPY calls. Going to making a killing next week.

https://www.ig.com/en/indices/markets-indices/weekend-wall-street

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>>22026499
Sure, like MCI, world com, AGI, Enron, block buster, AOL, Yahoo, MySpace, Lemans Brothers, Fannie Mae..they'll always go up

>> No.22026751

>>22026685
i just took my profits on TQQQ so I'm 20% cash right now, I need it to dip FUCK

>> No.22026753

>>22026685
No Stimulus News = Crabbing or Dumping
They won't let Trump push the stimulus before the Elections and they'll call a few favors to crash the market right before the debates.
Be on your guard.

>> No.22026815

>>22023939
What’s going to be a good long hold stock? Looking to invest sort of cheap and have it moon

>> No.22026832

>>22025909
>>22025909
S&P is mcap weighted, all it takes is a few % of a small handful of the same companies that drove up the recovery to drop it back down. There's a lot of passive investing in ETFs that are based on the S&P. NDX's basis is more or less these companies.

Mind you, if you consider AAPL's mcap, a 1% drop is a $20bn loss across the board, and they're everybody's favorite, I mean look at BRK, they have a huge holding in AAPL, that 1% is a huge loss, granted big money is going to be relatively insensitive because they've increased holdings over decades, thus their cost basis is low, but recent adopters are going to eat that loss.

Now multiply that across all of FAGMAN among other doubleplus-supercaps.

>> No.22026836

>>22026815
High risk high potential gains long term - Tesla
Low risk medium gains long term - Apple and Amazon

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Oh God, I thought this would never happen but I'm ROOOOONED.

>> No.22026908

>>22023939
i anticipate a major, and relatively short-term, correction in early october. it will be near enough to the election that trump cant do anything to fix it in time, but far enough out that measures taken will make biden look good when he wins, as the market recovers into december+.

>> No.22026912

>>22026859
you still have 20k cash out immediately and buy a camper van and some supplies to live in the woods for the rest of your life

>> No.22026916

Is Robinhood a good investment app or should I go through a major company like fidelity etc?

>> No.22026925

My broker still hasn't updated my AAPL and TSLA holdings (leaf) :'(

>> No.22026936

>>22026859
damn.. did no one see this coming? shoulda bought puts..

>> No.22026995

>>22026859
epic lol

>> No.22027026

>>22026815
cloudfare
rocket mortgage
nio

>> No.22027033

who do you think will win the tour de france this year? really hoping alaphilippe can do it this time

>> No.22027113

>>22027033
He can't seem to hold back though and conserve himself to last the 3 weeks.
Its fun to watch how he does it now so not gonna complain but it isn't conducive to winning overall.

>> No.22027134

>>22025699

You reckon its viable?

>> No.22027168

>>22026916
I’ve used both, but fidelity makes it harder to do options trading, so personally I prefer robinhood, despite it basically being a mobile game and not having some stocks that I want to buy like CLIS

>> No.22027337

>>22027113
yes i know he will crack in the last week, but i love riders who give everything and arent just power meters babbys

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22027366

With inflation about to kick into high gear, my "high yield" savings account paying less than 1%, and stocks being a bubble, where the fuck do I put my money?

>> No.22027398

>>22027366
My money is in stocks but what do I know

>> No.22027418

>>22027366
What does "high gear" mean in terms of what the Fed can do? Is there a number higher than infinity?

>> No.22027440

>>22027366
retard

>> No.22027457

>>22027366
swiss franc

>> No.22027458

Even if you hate tesla just put 10K into it and forget about it for 20 years. your neuralink will thank you

>> No.22027479

>>22027458
Neuralink is a separate company.

>> No.22027520

>>22023939
Oh shit I just realized Labor Day is Next monday not tomorrow

>> No.22027542

>>22027458
You do realize that neurallink is going to take like a century to meaningfully produce, right? Like you're better off with an EEG headset.

>> No.22027564

daily reminder that the republic of china in taipei is the only legitimate government of all china

>> No.22027570

>>22027458
neuralink is not part of tesla or public, retard

>> No.22027577

>>22024326
Women, and specifically having the first pick at one, are the end goal of any investment.
Every instinct we have that drives us towards success is just a natural instinct to make us more likely to pass down our genes.
If you don't produce healthy children, you're not a successful investor.

>> No.22027608

>>22027366
You need to understand that there is no alternative.
>>22027479
>>22027570
Sweetie, that isn't how it works.
>Tesla employees get special preference and they're the first in line to get Neuralink
>They become extremely intelligent, break the singularity and Tesla now dominates every industry on the planet.
TSLA to 5 billion per share.

>> No.22027609

My broker didn't split my AAPL shares yet and I bought after registration date. They will split right?

>> No.22027614

>>22027366
every dip

>> No.22027615

>>22027479
>>22027542
No shit sherlocks but who of us would have guessed where tesla would be a year ago, three years ago? anything could happen in clownworld

>> No.22027619

>>22027570
TSLA bulls have this weird thing where they think every company Musk runs is a TSLA subsidiary even though they aren't

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>>22023995
Not so fast

>> No.22027643

Anyone here use Betterment or other robo-advidors? I only have 500 to throw into either APPL or TSLA to start holding long term until I get a new source of income.

>> No.22027644

>>22027458
Google any news article and doctors don't think its going to work.

Its too expensive and decades of work are needed to make this even happen.

>> No.22027666

>>22027615
Tesla being a pump and dump? No one. Just like Kodak

>> No.22027669

>>22027608
you're double retarded
tesla has one of the highest turnover rates in the industry

>> No.22027713

so how do you guys go about picking stocks to put money in?

aside from companies that you know are doing well like tesla coke and amazon how do you know about companies lets say over seas or smaller companies that are significant but otherwise not popular in mainstream media. basically where do you get your information from to invest in?

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>>22027366
inflation is good!

our GDP grows and stocks go to ATH!

Debt to GDP ratio shrink!

printing means the graphs go up!

take out 10 trillion debt then print 10 trillion dollars to pay for it means you just made a net 10 trillion dollar increase in value to the economy.

holy fuck im going to BRRRRRRRRRRR

>> No.22027770

>>22027724
retard

>> No.22027781 [DELETED] 

I swear the command didn't shill this much even just a couple years ago

>> No.22027785

>>22027724
brb gonna invest in venezuela

>> No.22027793

>>22027724
The only one who gets fucked by the BRRR are the future generations. Selfish, but hey, Boomers did the same to us so fuck them all.

>> No.22027794

>>22027713
By invest do you actually mean invest or do you mean swing trade? No one should invest in more than 5 companies period. There is no way you will rank or be interested in more than that number. And that should be based on companies that are interesting to you based on your own life experience and knowledge rather than just consumer product companies.
I think the one exception is trying to make a "DIY" index so you can avoid expense ratios. But that is an awful lot of work for exceptionally minimal gain when you can just buy the index or index ETF.

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>>22023939
so is tomorrow going to be a good time to buy up some tesla and apple stock to sit on for a while since they're both splitting? highly considering it

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22027805

ANONS!!! Remember to buy Debit Call Spreads on TQQQ for easy gains this week!!!! TQQQ goes up every week, and they'll continue to do so until there's a crash, but even if that happens it's okay!! TQQQ always corrects itself soon, so remember to buy cheapies!!!

WE'RE ALL GOING TO MAKE IT ANONS!!!!!!

>> No.22027813

>>22027669
>Double retard
You were speaking to two different people, retard, and apparently your autism doesn't allow you to recognize humor.

>> No.22027820

>>22027724
It's pretty broken how many different events all lead tech to go higher relative to everything else.

While traditionally people view value as a better inflation winner. Tech will probably outpace value in an inflation environment in current times.

>> No.22027830

>>22027794
What's wrong with picking a number of industries you believe will do well because of macro trends, and then doing research to find the 2-3 best companies in that industry?

>> No.22027841

>>22027713
unironically /g/ and shit like that if you're trying to be smart money in semiconductors
certainly worked for staying the fuck away from intel and going into to AMD/NVDA/TSM.

MU's on the way back up and will go up along with AMD's hype because of increasing demand for GDDR6. The weakness with AMD's chiplet design is the latency so faster memory is actually relevant.
Will it outperform QQQ though? I dunno so i'm not bothering increasing my already-huge exposure to semiconductors, but it's something i was considering if I lose confidence in QQQ.

>> No.22027857

>>22027713
Should be on your brokers site. Most everything you need to know is going to be in their 10-k filing especially and 10-q for updates. Analyst reports can sometimes give interesting info too.

>> No.22027862

>>22027830
because you can fuck up

I do a hybrid with ETF + picks

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>>22024267
Good. It's 2pm and i just woke up from a three hour nap. About to make second breakfast.

>> No.22027872

>>22027713
Only open as many positions as you can manage doing whatever style of trading you do, if you pick the same industry (tech) its easier to hedge your portfolio for downturns (QQQ puts)

>> No.22027877

>>22027805
retard
>>22027793
retard
>>22027820
retard

>> No.22027878

>>22027830
You will not be a specialist in "a number of industries" to be able to pick or know who the best 2-3 will be in them. Hell, even "specialists" get it wrong.
And market cap weighted indexes are literally already doing that for you anyway.

>> No.22027897

>>22027794
What? You should definitely INVEST in more than 5 companies. You shouldn't TRADE more than 5.

Investing doesn't take interest or daily research. You buy and forget about it. And there is nothing wrong with buying MA, MSFT, AMZN, BABA, AAPL and GOOG for the sake of keeping it around 10 years. That's six companies already

>> No.22027900

>>22027862
I absolutely can fuck up but I would rather fuck up and learn from it than be a mediocre reddit cuck and revert to index funds out of self doubt

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>>22027865
Going to bed now desu.
It's 11pm here and I'm just tired after walking like 8 kilometres today

>> No.22027954

>>22027805
How do you feel about just hodling TQQQ and selling covered calls?

>> No.22027978

>>22027954
you're gonna get exercised, lol

>> No.22027992

>>22025971
That one is planned to be a direct list if i remember right. You buy it on market in ordinary way when it lists.

>> No.22027995

>>22027644
They through sequencing the human genome would take decades and we finished it way ahead of schedule.

>> No.22028010

>>22027954
Better options out there for covered calls.

>> No.22028027

>>22027978
eventually of course, but if you put the strike out far enough it probably won't be for a while and the premium is nice

>> No.22028033

>>22027897
>You should definitely INVEST in more than 5 companies
No, because there is almost no way that all 5 (or more) are equal priority or interest to you especially over long periods of time. Can you keep up with the financials, prospects, management turnovers, future deals, important dates, etc. for 30 companies? No.
Just lumping a bunch of stuff in because its doing well now and you think that will continue is basically just an index or ETF that tracks the sector.
>And there is nothing wrong with buying MA, MSFT, AMZN, BABA, AAPL and GOOG for the sake of keeping it around 10 years
That is the "DIY" index I mentioned earlier. Passive investing just generally relies on winners staying winners and diluting the risk with diversification. Investing in the kind of sense where you might actually listen to shareholder meetings or contact their firms is different. The difference between your MA, MSFT, AMZN, BABA, AAPL, and GOOG DIY index versus, say QQQ, will be slight.

>> No.22028035

Buy the dip

https://www.barrons.com/articles/apple-ceo-tim-cook-sold-shares-ahead-of-stock-split-51598650147?mod=bol-social-fb&fbclid=IwAR2E7WVMFBjnYNL8EJTxSqxcdb5up4vDFMpPyI3X9W05FrXjG_CS-XtOpLQ

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>>22027666
THIS

>> No.22028064

>>22028033
1% diff after 20 years tho

>> No.22028075

>>22028035
retard

>> No.22028086

>>22027954
youd have to time your sale to when iv spikes for max vega gains. youd get better leverage selling spreads though

>> No.22028088

>>22028027
options are priced according to volatility, I see no point trading TQQQ options vs. QQQ. But by all means do the math.

>> No.22028140

>>22027666
>that KODAK moment
that was hilarious to watch

>> No.22028155

>>22028088
Higher IV on tqqq vs qqq so higher covered return. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still risky on a 3x etf

>> No.22028162

>>22027666
nice try satan

>> No.22028175

>>22027666
retard

>> No.22028182

>>22028088
>I see no point trading TQQQ options vs. QQQ.

Well seeing as i'm not planning to get assigned and just collect more free money while holding it, I would want to go with the one that's appreciating faster.

>> No.22028198

Honestly why not just stick to European options where you can actually calculate it's value for by using the Black-Scholes model.
Given you have a good estimate of IV

>> No.22028213

>>22028175
>>22028075
>>22027877
>>22027770
gb2WSB

>> No.22028216

Reminder that Gamestop is set up for a possible 10x over the next month or so.

>> No.22028255

>>22027366
>high inflation
>high unemployment
Back in time to the 70’s

>> No.22028270

imagine having 5 million in stocks and caring about dividends or bonds when you could just do covered calls on tech

why do people even mention dividends? It's annoying now to me.

>> No.22028277

>>22028216
Why?

>> No.22028289

>>22028270
(I don't have 5 million btw, I'm just saying that covered calls give good income esp now with high volatility, why not hold the best stocks and just CC for money if you need it. Divvies are a trap)

>> No.22028333

>>22028270
Imagine sacrificing capital gains for income when you can just money from gamblers

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>>22028255
Nah I doubt the velocity of money will get back to its pre-covid or even pre-2008 levels anytime soon that could trigger inflation like the 70s

>> No.22028338

>>22028277
Not the same anon but apparently it has an insane amount of shorts on it that are going to be squeezed on console season.

>> No.22028366

>>22028270
Dividends are great for tax schemes when you are the company owner and you get dividends instead of income. It saves a lot of taxes in some countries.

Otherwise you're right of course. A single 5% cc on MSFT will probably already outpace it's .4$ dividend.

>> No.22028370

>>22028213
Kek

>> No.22028382

>>22028334
Its almost as if all the inflation is being dumped into FAGTMAN

>> No.22028394

>>22024326
Jeff Bezos lost $40 billion dollars divorcing his wife.

>> No.22028396

>>22028289
You can do both. I’ve got a covered call on BAC which will hold through the ex div date. So premium and dividends and the dividend portion gets taxed less.

>> No.22028419

>>22028270
>why do people even mention dividends? It's annoying now to me.
There is really just the one guy that constantly shills them here because he is a narcissist and doesn't care that he isn't right. He feeds off newfags giving him attention. Beyond that, there are probably a few boomers that pass through and mention dividend investing but it's nothing serious.

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>>22028382
It is mostly yes.
Bit also keeping zombie companies afloat

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>>22028338
i use merril edge and can see this shit and HOLY SHIT

>> No.22028449

>>22028270
Bonds, especially certain kinds of muni bonds, are overwhelmingly vehicles of profound interest for the already wealthy to reduce or bypass tax burdens on their capital. They are also historically how you really make money "from the dips". Even since March, most of the big money made was from selling bonds and then using that money to buy stocks. Effectively removing them as a n asset class is not good for actual growth in the economy (bonds, not stocks, actually create value) or as a hedge against downturns in economic cycles.
Dividends are a pure meme but only because up until the 90s, value investing was actually superior to growth investing. It was only the policies of Greenspan and his descendants (including JPOW), that reversed this narrative. But a lot of the old security texts were written during that time and some of those investors are still alive so it continues to carry that momentum.

>> No.22028463

>>22028382
collectibles
tech
land

>> No.22028471

>>22028338
Thanks

>> No.22028473

>>22027995
That was actual established project, Nobel prize holding bio researchers with world wide government grants, not a pump and dump that can't figure out solar panels in 10 years.

Jesus dude. Did you not see the friday presentation where musk was desperately trying to recruit anyone to send in a resume?

That shit was cringy af

>> No.22028481

>>22028434
When are these due to be squeezed?

>> No.22028485

>>22028449
Yeah I assume some boomer 60/40 type thing to sell bonds would be ideal. I got lucky and timed everything which I'll luck-wise probably not do right again but who knows.

>> No.22028507

>>22028270
are you that retarded faggot who invest on KHC without diversifying.

>> No.22028512

>>22027995
Protip from a recently former scientist.
If you ever see a project that will require FDA oversight to be commercialized and a major component of its design is "machine learning", it is guaranteed vaporware.

>> No.22028519

>>22028394
Or saved it. There was a dude in the ENRON scandal that sheltered his fortune by getting a divorce.

>> No.22028524

>>22028481
never. this is retard hopium shit

>> No.22028530

>>22024365
Lol

>> No.22028563

>>22028270
>>22028289
how should i do covered calls on my 200 AAPL shares now, starting monday? do i write weeklies and what strike?

>> No.22028570

>>22028519
By fucking a hooker on the side specifically

>> No.22028574

>>22028419
Threadly reminder that dividends are your fren, zoomie.

>> No.22028587

>>22024374
Divis when ur young are a meme

>> No.22028636

>>22028587
divies are for fucking shitbrained retards at any point in time

>> No.22028652

>>22025383
Big sell signal desu

>> No.22028674

>>22028574
Threadly reminder that you should kill yourself.

>> No.22028688

>>22027995
You should look up how the brain works. I mean aside from the fact that you'd have to interface with several discrete and dislocated systems, meaning a series of implants, you're also talking about a fairly complex signalling system. And neurons tend to naturally shrink away from electrodes, even when current and voltage are regulated to nominal levels - for an unknown reason. The sheer amount of raw data produced and processed by the brain also goes far beyond the bandwidth of anything practically applicable, not to mention the necessary computing power required to communicate backwards and forwards. Or you could just hook up an EEG like we've done successfully for decades and mitigate invasive surgery so you can dial your phone with your stupid fucking brain at the risk of being permanently crippled or retarded.

And then there's a huge host of practical and ethical barriers to deal with.

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>>22028636
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1062976919301127?casa_token=UP5-J2kKpfcAAAAA:dfn2enggdPoVcHfEsVI-ADbAm6z21XBONQAtUUnVplq_IvfWaLELJoX2cXLWChY5XuzR8Qoqkx8

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>>22028636

>> No.22028700

>>22028636
Out of curiosity, how long have you been actively investing, how much is your portfolio, and how much are you up in the last month?

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>>22025971
>Palantir
What are peoples thoughts on this? I want to say they're the only company that does what they do, which seems to be a plus, but they did release earnings recently and they've been at a loss for a bit. Do we know the estimated share price when listing happens?

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>>22028688
none of this matters. it just makes dumb investors do pic related and buy more TSLA which makes me money, that's all i care about. i dont know how elon keeps getting away with promising the moon and pumping the stock on hype even though he doesn't deliver on shit, but he's a goddamn genius at it because it keeps working.

>> No.22028802

>>22027609
No you missed it. You’ll have the same number of shares at 1/4 the price.

>> No.22028823

>>22027366
REIT

>> No.22028825

What happens to the market in 1 hour?

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>>22028750
When is it getting listed?

Its basically investing in glow niggers and party van that will make Facebook data mining look like a joke

It will be ridiculous profit

>> No.22028900

>>22028825
new ATH

>> No.22028907

>>22028750
curr se at palantir. buy.

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>>22028823
>REIT
>When the only people buying houses are people fleeing the citi s who can afford it
>Millions of commercial property in need for a heavy correction post-corona
>REITs will eventually need to have a revaluation of their assets
>This still doesn't deter you from REITs

>> No.22028915

>>22028697
Apple and Microsoft pay "dividends" as well. But calling them dividend paying stocks is highly disingenuous when it's a couple of cents

>> No.22028932

>>22028697
the major advantage is likely not from their pittance payouts, but from the dividiend disenctivizing the boomers, retirees and penions funds who buy them from selling them, which keeps the price stable. Like how RDS.B got fucked when they got demoted from dividend aristocrat status.

>> No.22028964

>>22028908
Exactly

>> No.22028972

>>22028524
Yeah, it's likely there's a lot short out there because earnings are in a couple days.
The idea that Gamestop goes 10x's over the next console releases is dumb when Amazon will deliver that shit to your house on release day and both Sony and Microsoft have embraced digital distribution.

>> No.22028982

>>22024834
TSLA is a $20 stock at best, probably worth legit 0

>> No.22029012

>>22023939
Now that's some pure Russian right there
>Sky is exploding? Not in the sky, not problem

>> No.22029021

Thoughts on Rocket Mortgage? P/E is high but I’ve still seen a lot of people suggest it.

>> No.22029053

>>22028915
Read the paper's methodology of classifying anon they're not considering any stock that pays dividend as a dividend stock only in their category.

>> No.22029064

>>22028908
Not all REITs are just residential property or office space. I work for a REIT that does neither.

>> No.22029081

>>22028688
I don't think it's like neuralink is great. They are hyping it up and trying to attract talent to work on it. It's a long-term problem but no reason not to root for neuralink.

>> No.22029084

>>22028908
ARR retard

>> No.22029106

>>22029064
You think store space for regular stores will hold up?
The only future I see in REIT is space to store datacenters in which has still seen a normal demand through corona

>> No.22029124

>>22028563
Pretty sure next to nobody writes covered calls on AAPL. Covered calls are for blue chips stocks or highly volatile less expensive stocks like F, GME, KODK etc.

>> No.22029129

>>22029106
Not storage space either.

>> No.22029144

>>22029106
Psychical storefronts will always be a thing.

>> No.22029168

AHH ONE MORE HOUR i need my dopamine

>> No.22029172

>>22029144
Doubt it and if any it'll be a lot less than there is now

>> No.22029186

>>22028908
>>When the only people buying houses are people fleeing the citi s who can afford it
Source on this? Lots of people are taking advantage of low interest rates right now. It’s ok to be retarded. More shares for big brained anons growing a respectable passive income.

>> No.22029192

>>22028932
so what you're saying is... buy more AAPL?

>> No.22029211

>>22029172
>everything will be amazon warehouses
You’re stupid

>> No.22029214

>>22029168
Why not get laid in the meantime?

>> No.22029219

>>22029124
why not write covered calls on AAPL? what's wrong with it?

>> No.22029239

>>22029219
Capital cost for one.

>> No.22029260

Also OXLC pays great dividends and is healthy as fuck again after corona. It’s ok to be intimidated by dividend chads

>> No.22029326

>>22024464
Written before the age of insane monetary policy this century. A lot of the specifics don't really help you that much anymore.

>> No.22029334

>>22029186
Mortgage delinquencies are at a historical high. Hedges are shorting CMBX series 6 and 9. There's a fuckload of commercial properties that are going to suffer from the permanent closure of businesses, and as many from new WFH practices. There's going to be another fucking crisis to come out of this if they don't tighten up the credit availability, but they won't so there's that. And the data is currently all over the place, mind you, with rents up and down and sellers markets and buyers markets oscillating unnaturally with all the shit going on.

>> No.22029362

>>22029214
>tfw no gf
>tfw boring suburb

>> No.22029374

>>22029211
you can get nearly everything cheaper online these days. The middleman model doesn't work.

The only point to stores these days is to browse and look at things.

>> No.22029387

Pls I need a green monday so bad to cover my anxiety I am invested with my whole livesavings holy hell

>> No.22029402

>>22029334
If it comes down to that daddy government will just bail out. All the while I’ll be stacking them deep and enjoying that fat monthly divvy

>> No.22029431

>>22029387
Dumb move. Pull out. You should never risk everything.

>> No.22029458

>>22029402
Bail them out like they bailed out small businesses? Those forgivable PPP loans are taxable events and there was little or no cash produced in a lot of instances. People are getting seated with massive tax bills now because of it.

>> No.22029499

>>22029402
JPOW is more interested in buying out and owning the MBS than saving the rent seeking REIT that manages them.

>> No.22029502

>>22029021
Earnings are on tuesday. Expected huge rise in revenue from all the work at home people and criminally low interest rates

>> No.22029514

>>22029387
there are people out there with 1000x what you have in the markets and I guarantee you they're no losing a wink of sleep

>> No.22029521

>>22029374
>more warehouses to store all that product
>delivery van hubs
>maintenance bays
>gas stations
>gyms
>bars and eateries
>corporate offices
>manufacturing spaces
>box stores
That’s just off the top of my head. You can’t just upload all of these things to a cloud and offer them online. The idea that physical locations are going away because you haven’t left the basement in 5 months is retarded

>> No.22029532

>>22029431
>not going all in on all trades
Never gonna make it

>> No.22029576

>>22029458
Wait, you mean like:
>Small business takes out $100k loan
>They have to pay it back because the ended up passing people off anyway
>They have to pay it back
>Their income is $100k higher because of loan amount
>They now owe corporate income tax on $100k, plus the original loan amount
Turns out, the game was rigged from the start.

>> No.22029603

>>22029458
No bail them out as in keep them alive with free money. They would be retarded not to

>> No.22029631

>>22028697
fucking retard
>>22028698
retard
>>22028700
years
i just buy tech and bluechip shit brainlessly and sometimes whatever is trending like tesla
though i've been holding amd for years so it's unfair to compare my based portfolio vs a typical SPY shitfolio

>> No.22029682

>>22029521
>>gas stations
>>corporate offices
Stop being such a fucking boomer

>> No.22029694

>>22024267
Put together a shed with my gf today. I have a fuckin rage issue lads

>> No.22029705

>>22029576
and this is why it's great to be in the stock market instead of opening a business. no overhead, no employees, no customers to worry about, lots of liquidity, can make money from anywhere with an internet connection. capital gains sucks but it can be circumvented to a certain degree by either just holding positions for at least a year or earning a lot more through a bunch of short term trades

>> No.22029722

>>22029576
More or less, even when it's forgiven and they didn't layoff they're still seated with lost income from rent on top of the tax bill from the $100k.

>> No.22029742

>collect 125k USD in a bank account, never put it in market because i have shitty job, miss out on all the gains that happened
>crash happened in march, figure i should dump 100k in
>get scared off of doing it because i figure covid will keep market volatile all summer so keep it all in my bank account
>stock market back to all time highs
>missed on everything again
im gonna kill myself

>> No.22029779

>>22029682
Oh yea? No more gas stations? Just gunna have amazon beam fuel into your car? Fact is they will need to continue operating out of physical locations. Which is what we are discussing

>> No.22029781

>>22029742
You missed LINK. That must hurt even more

>> No.22029814

>>22028750
Didn’t amazon run “at a loss” for years?

>> No.22029834

>>22029742
It’s going to crash again. The colder weather is going to force of a lot businesses to effectively close down again. Outdoor dining won’t be an option. More companies are going to pay people off and renters/homeowners still be behind on rent and mortgages.

>> No.22029850

>>22029781
i dont care about cyrpto i would never do that stuff

>> No.22029858

>>22029834
*lay people off.

>> No.22029881
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22029881

>AAPL
>TSLA

>> No.22029911

>>22029781
>LINK
You mean YFI, right?

>> No.22029912

>>22029779
Nigga how do you not have a wall socket?
There will be less need for gas so there will be less need for gas stations so a reit focusing on gas stations of which most wont even exist in 20 years are a horrible investments
Go tell me how the internet is overvalued and you gonna invest in newsletter pinters next fucking boomer

>> No.22029913

>>22029834
colder weather is not a factor

>> No.22029922

>>22029834
And the pieces of shit in Congress pretty much gave up on a second stimulus too.

>> No.22029929

how do i into call debit spreads? what are things you look for?

>> No.22029937

>>22029834
Can't wait to buy a house in 2 years when those unfortunate sons of bitches finally fold

>> No.22030006

>>22024326
Women, most all of them, are essentially shitcoins. They'll pump themselves up until you go all in then dump you are leave you broke.

One in a million is a BTC or an ETH. A tier below are BAT or XLM....not total shit but not big upside either. Almost impossible to pick the right one. Basically very few of the good enough to even get a Coinbase listing, for example.

>> No.22030018

>>22029834
its not gonna crash again. the market is never going to crash again. the market crashed in march because they assumed covid would be terrible, it has been as terrible as they predicted from a death and economic standpoint, and yet the market immediately rebounded back to all time highs like nothing ever happened over this entire time. the fed will continue printing money out of thin air to pump into the stock market to make sure it literally never ever crashes again and i missed out on my one chance to dump all my money into some index fund and get 25-30% return in a few months.

>> No.22030055

>>22029912
If you think internal combustion engines are going away in our lifetime I feel bad for you. Your car is going to run on hydrogen and your going to refill it at a physical PLUG storefront. There’s some hints for you

>> No.22030092

>>22030018
I can pretty much guarantee you that a crash is imminent.

>> No.22030117

>>22030018
you should consider either investing in new tech IPOs (haven't mooned yet but will because they're tech sector and everything tech moons) or invest in airlines/cruises/retail with margin/long dated call options because those will eventually recover but you'll have to wait a year or two.

>> No.22030134

>>22030018
>>22030092

Fundamentals are so out of wack, a correction is absolutely necessary

>> No.22030148

>>22029362
So get Grindr. It’s literally too easy

>> No.22030149

>>22029834
Priced in.

>> No.22030154

>>22027643
APPL

>> No.22030170

>>22030117
>IPOs
>airlines/cruises

ask me how I know you've been "investing" for a month

>> No.22030197

>>22030134
Until something big goes to 0 the music doesn't stop. Govermentally mandated high inflation + TINA = line goes up

Honestly inflation should just be illegal.

>> No.22030210

>>22030134
what evidence is there of this though? how can you look at the past 5 months months of coronavirus, see how bad things have been from a death and quarantine standpoint screeching the economy to a halt, market immediately rebounding to all time highs in the middle of it, and think a correction will ever happen? there are no fundamentals, its all a pyramid scheme and i blew it again

>> No.22030217
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Invest into Neural Network stocks

>> No.22030224

>>22027643
AAPL. TSLA is worthless and is going to tank very soon.

>> No.22030225

>>22030018
>its not gonna crash again. the market is never going to crash again
>the fed will continue printing money out of thin air to pump into the stock market
That means you should invest everything in literally anything if you think this is true.

>> No.22030231

>>22030170
I sell premium of cruise lines and airlines. Don’t know who buys that shit but the inflated premiums are unreal.

>> No.22030245

>>22027643
>>22030154
it's AAPL you mongs

>> No.22030249

GME won't 10x because of consoles retards, it'll go up a dollar or two, and shorts will need to cover, pushing the cost up, causing more shorts to cover, etc.

>> No.22030274

>>22030055
I hold plug, im up 100%
>Run on hydrogen
>Internal combustion engine
Do your fucking research

>> No.22030315

>>22029881
Baste

>>22030224
Show your shorts nigger

>> No.22030338

>>22030274
Mazda was fucking around with hydrogen ICE for a while, idk if anything came or it. I still think hydrogen is just worse than battery electric.

>> No.22030377

>>22030148
That's gay.

>> No.22030386

NEW THREAD WHEN???

>> No.22030410

>>22030386
idk eventually

>> No.22030446

>>22030386
one moment please...

>> No.22030470

>>22030338
Ice is so incredibly shit compared to electric engines
Far more complex, more moving parts, far more stress on material, less torgue
Batteries are the only reason the ice isnt just dead since 30 years or so

>> No.22030515

new >>22030498

>> No.22030547

>>22030315
Tesla is a loss company and it will be in a loss for the foreseeable future. It's way overvalued.

>> No.22030555

>>22030515
god damnit

>> No.22030564

>>22030210
not him but here's why I agree with him:
1) there WILL be a second wave, and just like the spanish flu, it will be much worse and much more deadly, lockdown will be more extreme and small businesses who have been bleeding out will die
2) while the market COULD ignore that and pump higher, the only people acting like it will never crash are mostly high on the fact they made so much off the March dump. Now, ask yourself, who really benefits the most from another "crash" and stands to gain the most from it, and would be motivated to encourage/allow another one after seeing the huge bullrun after March? See, unlike retards with ~500k and under portfolios found here, the mms and billionaires made easy 10-100xs and will be chomping at the bit to do so again, unlike the risk-averse middle class larpers who think oh no they wouldn't want to lose these gains like I've made!

>> No.22030601

>>22030547
Yeah yeah, so what you’re saying is you’re not shorting it. Thought so