/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55245223
>I will buy more on margin.

>>55045295
My indicators are:
>SPR doompa ending
>Seasonal June fuel switching doompa ending
>OPEC not doing additional cuts depressing the market
>Oil bulls moving from anger to depression/despair, probably when we're in the low 60s for a couple days or something idk

Then I'll go 100% physical NRGU shares.

>>54069128
>once this meme dip hits the bottom, i am prepared to slurp for my life
Uh, so you mean we just need to cool off for the next rally?

>>54063841
Are your investments with good companies? Will they come back?

>>53874148
Hmm, this or the plain red one without any quotes?

>>53825998
>This dip is taking longer than expected.

>>53803635
One advantage of a crypto/shitcoin trading background is you get a very clean experience of the human emotion in hype cycles.

Applied here that means you don't want to buy when people are worried about Cheniere LEAPS or "missing the bottom on BOIL". You'll see a bottom in natural gas when people brag about KOLD or, even better, people are so burnt out they don't even mention it ticking up back past $2.50 or Freeport reaching 100% capacity or whatever.

Bear euphoria or exhaustion, not denial or slurping.

>>53023654
There's a reason the meme chart's last step is "Depression".

>>52901706
Average stock market activity + dead/crabby crypto market.

>>50351588
Where is this sentiment on the chart?

>>50195729

>>50191923
Would you say you're feeling Depression right now?

>>50069031
it’s just getting started
delicious

>>49821148
>t. still salty about losses
it’s only going to get worse, faggot

>>49758969
Bottoms take longer to form than drops. Bearcrab takes us down another 10% or so.

>>49713571
Human psychology does not change. Trust the plan.

>>49710258
Classic sentiment.

>>29192951
>DGTW
I hope that SRAC helps you escape those ghosts in space.

>>29193006
>gambling
Anon, the humans trading it are just as programmed and algorithmic as the crypto itself.

>>28637029
Feeling thrilled, eh?

>>28017564
>I don't think anyone in my environment touched stock market back then.
Any experience with crypto? Or any other investing fads that passed through your country + class?

You can read something like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dot-com_bubble but there's a certain visceral experience you should have to play stock market bubbles right.

>I suppose you're trying to tell me the coworker is risking losing a fuckton by not selling the stocks, right?
He's risking a little so far. But generally, during a bubble like this, things work out well for his type for a couple months... and he levers up with margin.

*That's* when the crash destroys his life.

>>26548746
Delusion/Euphoria. Dumbest money is in, expectations can only go down from here.

Way to jinx us, you dumbfuck newfag.

>>25586078
The classic bubble chart, but only so you can use the text as memes and make lulzy edits.

>taps the chart