/biz/ - Business & Finance

Last week I tried to order a $1,300 Wacom tablet on eBay and it didn't ship within 48 hours, suddenly it went from "open box, all original accessories included" to "out of stock". Took like 4 days to cancel the order and get a refund.

I immediately found a deal on another tablet on Walmart's website and ordered it, it was "out for delivery" with FedEx yesterday at 7am and suddenly went to "pending - no scheduled delivery date available at this time". I'm about to lose my fucking mind, how is it this hard to get a goddamn drawing tablet??? It's one fucking town away. I don't want Amazon to be the best option but I've literally never had these issues with them.

SIGA sisters give me some hopium

>Literally EVERYTHING has a complete flush at 3pm
So you're telling me there's no fucking news associated with this? There's no headline that's even remotely spooky about CPI data or some shit that was released at 3pm? Because it is fucking STRANGE for literally all unrelated sectors to take a shit at EXACTLY THE SAME TIME FOR NO REASON

Come the fuck on, why are we flushing?

SOXL is significantly below where it was before the pandemic. What utter fucking nonsense. Yeah, semiconductors as a sector are worth 40% less than they were two years ago, that makes fucking sense. God dammit man I'm so tired of this shit.

My portfolio is 50% SOXL, 25% TQQQ and 25% NAIL, and the original amount I put in total was around $7k. What should I do?? Today was the first day that put me in the red overall, so I'm thinking I can just hold out but it really sucks. Should I buy more of what I already have? Switch it out?

Does anyone think the impending political fuckery is "priced in" right now? It was feeling like the markets had finally started to shake off the 2020 nonsense but if some garbage goes down all over the country right now it seems like red days are in order