/smg/- STOCK MARKET GENERAL

[Anonymous No.19542554]

EMPERORS BULL RUN EDITION

>Brokers:
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https://www.investopedia.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain
https://nhentai.net/tag/flat-chest/

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

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https://finviz.com/
https://www.tradingview.com/screener
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>Pre-Market Data and Live Data
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures
https://finance.yahoo.com/
https://www.msn.com/money

>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/

>Links for Bears
https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
https://www.sprc.org/
https://afsp.org/
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention/index.shtml

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

>Previous Threads:
>>19540726
>>19535739

[Anonymous No.19542562]

>>19542554
first for SPY 330 by Jul 1st

[Anonymous No.19542578]

Second for /smg/ has best OC

[Anonymous No.19542600]

First for this melt up has no brakes, I'm all in baby let's see where this goes

[Anonymous No.19542614]

>>19542554
I'm hodling airlines with 63% gains, it's too good to be true, I am not gonna get Boogged right?

[Anonymous No.19542621]

Reminder; If we get a 2nd wave of infections and another nice dippy to load up while the getting is good. Also gold etf's may be a smart play cause golds taking a shit now.

[2 scoops !!DU22SQMj6dQ No.19542624]

>>19542554
>IT'S NOT FAIR!!
>WHY DOES HE GET 2 SCOOPS?!

[Anonymous No.19542632]

I FOUGHT THE FED AND THE FED WON
I NEEDED MONEY CAUSE I HAD NONE
I FOUGHT THE FED AND THE FED WON

[Anonymous No.19542633]

>>19542614
NIGGA WHY WOULD YOU HOLD WITH EVERYTHING TRENDING DOWN

[Anonymous No.19542634]

how long will we be able to hold the prices?

[Anonymous No.19542641]

>>19542525
In the long run oil stocks are really just good for the divvies anyway, don't sweat it.

[Anonymous No.19542642]

>>19542614
just sit in them long. we havent even started to see gains yet with the airlines.

[Anonymous No.19542647]

Did anyone else hold on to AAL and watch their gains evaporate throughout the day?

[Anonymous No.19542669]

>>19542614
Hold strong. We ain't nowhere close to the highs yet. If a nice dippy happens, buy more and be glad. (DAL's high is 63)

[Anonymous No.19542675]

>>19542647
if something is too good to be true, it probably is not true. not all the time, but most of the time.

[Anonymous No.19542683]

>>19542647
No i sold ath and will be buying in again at 14 on Monday

[Anonymous No.19542696]

So what now? Hold? Sell?

[Anonymous No.19542709]

>>19542647
Lost 10k not selling the first hour but still did well. Have fun this weekend, next week is new paradigm tier gains

[Anonymous No.19542715]

>>19542647
No, I all of my AAL yesterday. Will get more in the near future.

[Anonymous No.19542716]

>>19542647
stop orders dummy

[Anonymous No.19542720]

I wonder what happen to those who bought puts on AAL yesterday...
LMAO!

[Anonymous No.19542723]

Noob question. Iv got an AH buy that is above ask at this point and it's not being filled? Order is pending not queued so what gives?

[Anonymous No.19542740]

>>19542720
>what happen
Do i really need to post bestgore links?

[Anonymous No.19542741]

Any TSX chads here?

Red or green I'm throwing all my milk money at HFU next week.

[Anonymous No.19542742]

wakey wakey

[Anonymous No.19542745]

>>19542669
>we're going back to ATHs
those bags might get very heavy. make sure you'll be happy if you're stuck with them.

[Anonymous No.19542761]

>>19542723
The markets are closed.
Go back to sleep.

[Anonymous No.19542777]

>>19542554
What are your best office supply picks?

[Anonymous No.19542778]

How can I see weekly gain on Fidelity? I only see daily % (which is 5.64% for me)

[Anonymous No.19542810]

>>19542742
Bobo posting is just retarded shitposting at this point

[Anonymous No.19542815]

fuckin hell

Everything sucks and I've been in this game for over a year and learned nothing, earned less than nothing.

I earned this nice cup of what I deserve.

>>19542745
nice OL

[Anonymous No.19542816]

>>19542761
That's fine and all for the NYSE but I'm trading extended hours on eTrade. Theres still active depth and I've purchased pre-market before with them.

[Anonymous No.19542823]

>>19542554
Why split?

>>19542512
>>19542512
>>19542512
>>19542512

Was made 2 minutes before this thread was made

Get in here
>>19542512
>>19542512
>>19542512
>>19542512

[Anonymous No.19542846]

>>19542816
pre-market is not the same as after-market.

[Anonymous No.19542880]

Why the fuck is some fucking car rental company blowing up, who gives a fuck about renting cars ever, let alone rn

[Anonymous No.19542896]

>>19542614
yeah, I think there is too much hopetardation around airlines so watch out for sharp corrections. Just keep in mind that when they were burning cash all this time and the damage has been done to some extent

[Anonymous No.19542908]

>>19542880
They also rent trucks.

[Anonymous No.19542927]

>>19542880
hertz going bankrupt so less competitors for remainig?
no idea, I don't pay attention to that sector just a wild ass guess

[Anonymous No.19542955]

>>19542823
>same political cartoon for the hundredth time
No thanks.

[Anonymous No.19543002]

>>19542880
Hopium just like this entire market. Bubble will be popped soon.

[Anonymous No.19543014]

>ZM puts expire worthless
Of course. Because fundies are real right. Totally. Honk honk honk.

[Anonymous No.19543065]

>>19543014
>NNOOOOO YOU CANT DO WHAT I DIDNT WANT YOU TO STOCKS CANT GO UP BECAUSE I SAY SO NOOOO CLOWN WORLD

[Anonymous No.19543087]

What are you best office supply picks for long term stability?

[Anonymous No.19543107]

AMD, INTC, QQQ AND MICROSOFT UP.

[Anonymous No.19543121]

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
*breathes in*
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

the headlines are so fucking hilarious.
>ALL economists got it all wrong
>unemployment is a mere 13.5%
>dow +3%
This V-shaped recovery is as mysterious as this stupid virus. I don;t get it but I am glad that everyone else was wrong too.

[Anonymous No.19543182]

((( 19543065 )))
>P/E normalized - mry 2459.37
>EPS normalized - mry 0.08
>price to book - mrq 100.2

[Anonymous No.19543188]

>>19543121
I wasn't wrong. I bought stocks in all the sectors retard bears told me wouldn't recover, at least not for four years.
I was right and I made money being right, and it's common sense that when people go back to work the market will follow back up to normal.

[Anonymous No.19543268]

>>19543121
>everyone else
retarded normies thinking it would be the apocalypse, perhaps

[Anonymous No.19543430]

>>19543121
>>19543188
I don't watch TV. I just google raw data. Any talking heads on TV are paid liars.

[Anonymous No.19544267]

>>19542823
faggot OP didn't link it any other thread

[Anonymous No.19544299]

>>19542647
No

[Anonymous No.19545142]

>>19542927
But Hertz stock IS the one that blew up

[Anonymous No.19545152]

>>19543002
Cope

[Anonymous No.19545175]

Is anyone else freaked the fuck out at this actual V recovery?
You mean to tell me there's really no lingering effect of having suspended economic activity for a whole quarter? Everyone knows it's damaged
It's like when a person is unconscious for five minutes, wakes up, but they're brain damaged now
>>19543121
>a mere
This is kinda what I mean though, that's not good dudes
Pic related
Like sure it was a huge miss from the 20% estimates but it's barely a notch lower than last month

[Anonymous No.19545183]

>>19545142
pileup pump of robin hood accounts apprarently
someone big holder lost 1.8 bn after selling, cheezus

[Anonymous No.19545200]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.19545210]

>>19545175
What part of BRRRRRRRRRR do you not understand?

[Anonymous No.19545213]

Tbh goys if what I'm hearing from the streetz is true this jobs bump is just companies who were on a hiring freeze coming off the freeze

[Anonymous No.19545221]

>>19545200
How though. Did he just straight up trade options?

[Anonymous No.19545226]

>>19545175
>You mean to tell me there's really no lingering effect of having suspended economic activity for a whole quarter?
Does the economy tank every night because most people go to bed?

[Anonymous No.19545246]

>>19545221
If you lose that much on options you probably don't deserve that money in the first place tbqh

[Anonymous No.19545254]

>>19545221
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rXwXZ7vBzw
I didn't bother watching the video, just thought the frame at the 0 seconds mark is an accurate representation of his maximum financial JUSTing

[Anonymous No.19545264]

>>19545210
This too
It wasn't just rates, it was reg D and CC and the reserve ratio and main street ops.
Literally blew their whole load trying to salvage the ship
Was it for the better? Who can say yet
>>19545226
Your rent isn't due every night. It's the liquidity problem that when extended becomes a solvency problem.

[Anonymous No.19545289]

Imagine being an institutional investor and getting absolutely BTFO by a bunch of poorfag Robinhoodies.

[Anonymous No.19545295]

anyone else fall for the diaperchad meme that was being pushed here over the past few days?
please don't tell me in the only one...

[Anonymous No.19545296]

>>19542742
It's over Bobo. I was like you once, but I have since learned that socks only go up and Iaccepted that I missed the bottom. I bought, and remain unbogged.

[Anonymous No.19545305]

>>19545264
>Your rent isn't due every night. It's the liquidity problem that when extended becomes a solvency problem.
Which brings us to which part of BRRRRRR
do you not understand? Imagine if you had to pay rent while you slept but the government did instead.

[Anonymous No.19545324]

>>19545289
Imagine wearing adult diapers and suffering from senility.

[Anonymous No.19545330]

JCP Chads where you at.

Literally going to make it!

[Anonymous No.19545340]

>>19545175
Now plot M3

[Anonymous No.19545366]

Also, where are all the fags that were talking shit about F and GE being meme picks? Quite the meme now huh?

[Anonymous No.19545367]

mumus btfo by boomerchads

[Anonymous No.19545387]

>>19545175
your graph makes me feel more optimistic. i didn't know the unemployment was 10% in 2010. it is 13.5% now. not that big of a difference. true it is a recession but hardly a great depression with bread lines. plus we need to observe the dynamics. if we avoid a massive 2nd wave which is likely despite the protesting crowds since the high risk groups are paying attention, more people will return to work and we can get back to 7-10% levels.

[Anonymous No.19545441]

>>19545367
I remember watching some grey haired boomer "investor" on youtube panicking over the chinese cold weeks ago and shilling bitcoin and other brainlet fodder peddled on /biz/. Some people on /smg/ sound like hysterical boomers.

[Anonymous No.19545458]

>>19545387
Not to mention I saw a headline on bloomberg TV this morning about how huwhite unemployment went down and jogger unemployment went up.

[Anonymous No.19545461]

Is this a robinhood options glitch or am I offing myself monday morning?

[Anonymous No.19545463]

Anyone here /leafstocks/? WCP is looking bullish for the end of covid, and is cheap as fuck still. Im up 532 leaf dollars rn, feels comfy man.

[Anonymous No.19545479]

>>19545461
JUST

[oops i replie to evereone No.19545486]

>>19545246
>>19545221
I suffered so you don't have to
He bought bitcoin and didn't sell the highs
>>19545305
Government has no significant organic revenues, they're buying it with your credit card
>>19545340
pr
>>19545387
We're edging against the previous highs from when unemployment was sub 4
This isn't GD tier, it's worse than in numbers terms, but less systemic than 08, it's basically artificial with some actual side effect damage
Also that is a pretty chungin difference
Even 8.5% is not good per se, not ideal, not the kind of thing you optimistically smash records over
>>19545441
It kinda makes sense I guess when you look at the market post 1995, it's all pretty wacky if you grew up in ye olden days when things were more muted
Old age also generally increases risk aversion

[Anonymous No.19545497]

>>19545175
Wow it's almost like unemployment already bottomed out at a rate that is way better than expected and is already starting to go back down. You're an insufferable idiot, that graph only works against your lizard brain comment

[Anonymous No.19545506]

>>19545461
Not your screenshot, stop baiting for you's faggot.

[Anonymous No.19545512]

>>19545463
I'm running out of money to throw at TSX and at this point I'll throw everything at HFU to maximise loonie gains. I'd sell my cat which I never had.

[Anonymous No.19545520]

>>19545486
I watched the video briefly and he talks like he's trying to explain investing to a toddler.
Do people really watch that shit?

[Anonymous No.19545521]

I dreamt that the stock market crashed next week.

[Anonymous No.19545529]

>>19545497
>another future teller
Try to detach your emotions from money schweaty

[Anonymous No.19545562]

Waiting for Monday is going to be painful.

[Anonymous No.19545587]

>>19545562
Don't tell me you left your money in over the weekend anon

[Anonymous No.19545593]

>>19542641
I have heard that dividends are a value trap. Do you know what the argument for that is?

[Anonymous No.19545596]

>>19545200
>Another nigger-panderer

[Anonymous No.19545601]

>>19545562
Invest your free time from the market into learning and listening to podcasts of people who made it.
Not boomers like Buffett, Anton Kreil for example.

[Anonymous No.19545605]

>>19545486
>>Government has no significant organic revenues, they're buying it with your credit card
They're buying it with inflation and I'm quickly getting rid of cash.

[Anonymous No.19545617]

>>19545562
No, I'm just eager to see next week's results.

[Anonymous No.19545634]

>>19545529
I only stated facts that have happened. Did you even see the monthly jobs report that came out today or are you so blind by your cope that you ignored it? Jobs were gained in the month of May, a clear indication that the worst of unemployment is behind us. Keep crying that everything is damaged and the stock market should be dropping hard right now

[Anonymous No.19545653]

i chose a good week to all in on Oxy.

[Anonymous No.19545710]

no stocks
no futures for 46.5 hours
the pits of despair

[Anonymous No.19545755]

>>19545605
Fair enough
>>19545634
No, that's what I've done ITT, you called a bottom a month (one single data point) after the low
Ofc jobs were gained, hiring freezes are thawing and certain industries got into phase 2. There's still a shit ton of unemployment left to contend with and lots of actual firms that don't exist anymore
You think I'm mad or something, I've been buying the entire time. I am however alarmed at how quickly we just brush aside the numbers like nothing happened
That's not based on hopes and dreams like your thesis, it's based on the actual current condition, which friendly (friendly) reminder is still way the fuck up here

[Anonymous No.19545765]

>>19545710
I see you are a man of culture as well.

[Anonymous No.19545766]

>>19545512
whats HFU lookin like anon, i got an extra 1000 leafbux laying around.

[Anonymous No.19545767]

>>19545175
>MFW I hit my head on a cabinet and knock myself unconscious, wake up 5 minutes later with brain damage.
You have to have all oxygen to the brain cut off for damage to occur. Maybe the real brain damage was the friends we made along the way.

[Anonymous No.19545797]

W, V, J, whatever.
Corporate profits are now even worse than 2018. You won't have to wait another decade for the next big crash.

[Anonymous No.19545824]

THANK YOU BASED ANON FOR TELLING ME TO BUY MRO AT $6 I AM EUPHORIC

[Anonymous No.19545843]

And also that you notice unemployment takes a bit of time to recede, even when the approach is swift, job creation, the hiring process, all that takes time in the real world. You can see it here >>19545175
So I'm not coming at you with some ogre meme I am questioning the timing of having now valued companies like the economy is at x when it's at x+10 and won't hit x again for years if history holds true

[Anonymous No.19545861]

>>19542614
Similar situation here too. I got a target I wanna reach and I ain't selling before I hit it.

[Anonymous No.19545863]

Is it better to invest or send money directly to student loans?

[Anonymous No.19545865]

>>19545441
They listen to doomsayers too much, being retired with nothing to do.

[Anonymous No.19545872]

>>19545767
>tfw jerome comes thru with that breathing tube

[Anonymous No.19545874]

SPY could increase 1000% and KR would be either flat or -1%.

Slightly worried about my $1k KR calls earnings gamble.

I choose to tell myself I was just a little early.

[Anonymous No.19545877]

>>19545863
Why would you ever take out student loans anon

depends on when you have to start making payments.

[Anonymous No.19545907]

>>19545755
You know the market is not necessarily a reflection of the economy and is forward looking right?

[Anonymous No.19545910]

>>19542647
Nope, I bought at $12. I've been in the red for a couple months. Feeling pretty good about AAL right now.

[Anonymous No.19545921]

Friends. Is this a risk? Or potential gainz

[Anonymous No.19545926]

I only came up with 4 decent plays for covered calls next week. These are really volatile stocks that probably have small upside and much higher downside, so adjust your strategy accordingly. These calculations are current as of close on June 5th.

Ticker, Price, Rating, Strike, Premium as % of current price
PLAY 18.89, Bearish, 19.0C 12.4%
GME 4.14, Bearish, 4.5C 7.2%
CHWY 48.44, No rating, 48.5C 6.4%
PLCE 52.16, Bearish, 55.0C 5.7%

[Anonymous No.19545935]

so if a loan officially becomes non-performing after 90 days of nonpayment, and its been about 80 days since the bottom, should we be expecting a wave of defaults to hit soon?

[Anonymous No.19545941]

>>19545863
Loans if your interest is higher than your expected gains, and that's probably true if you're just starting out

[Anonymous No.19545963]

>>19545935
Shhhhhh dont mention the debt crisis, they will just call you dumb.

[Anonymous No.19545964]

>>19545907
Question of how far forward looking is appropriate.
Looking really far, we should be at SPX 10k since it will be there someday anyways
I am well aware of time value I am just not thinking the value is consistent with what the actual results will be in a reasonably foreseeable time

[Anonymous No.19545986]

Even better option is not falling into the debt trap to start with. College is a joke now. Everyone's got a degree in "something" now. HR types don't even blink when it says on your application "college graduate". Online colleges of all types have sprung up. Use that shit and the joke college degree system to your advantage. Get yourself one of those "paper mill" degrees w/transcript. Cost you maybe $500 or $1000. Long as you don't aim for the stars job wise right out the gate and long as you act like you know what the fuck your doing no one will give two shits where you went or how you got your degree.

[Anonymous No.19545997]

I have no idea what I'm doing and I'm wondering if I should sell CURE?

[Anonymous No.19546008]

>>19545935
Lmao how is bankruptcy even real like nigga just print more money hahahaha.

[Anonymous No.19546009]

friendly reminder that the top10% lists are absolute gold mines for theta gang.
premiums at 30% covering cost.

[Anonymous No.19546013]

>>19545863
>>19545941
Paying off a loan is always the best investment because its guaranteed net positive for you. The market is not guaranteed gains. When you pay off a loan, 100% of the money you put it saves you that much interest. Putting money in the market could go up or down.

[Anonymous No.19546028]

What are some good fast-growers?

[Anonymous No.19546029]

>>19546009
up 15% from theta strats this week. volatility is your fren

[Anonymous No.19546038]

WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DOOOOOOO FOR THE WEEKENNDDD AHHHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.19546047]

NASDAQ on 10,000 when?

[Anonymous No.19546062]

>>19545935
delinquency data isn't really out yet as far as I can tell
I know anecdotally that financial institutions have been doing a lot of deferrals on all credit types, haven't really noticed as much pain as expected here except for in the initial stages when people had just been laid off or fired. Can't say for credit cards though, which ofc is where a lot of the risk is. But with the rates now starting from about 3 in quality consumer credit I wouldn't expect it to be that bad desu
There's a lot of can kicking but kick it far enough and it's probably alright

[Anonymous No.19546066]

>SPY overlay on FED QE starting from Feb
What does this chart mean?

[Anonymous No.19546073]

>>19545907
The market is not forward looking, it's speculative. There is a big difference. What we have now is a combination of:
A. Huge hope that q3/4 are okay and 2021 is back to normal.
B. Fear of missing out.
The FOMO will fade and we'll likely see a dip as people take profit. The hope will last until we know what the next stimulus will be. If it's good, hope will remain until q3 earnings. If good, etc.

[Anonymous No.19546090]

>>19545843
Fed pumped a gorillion dollars into the market. The values we are seeing now are already hyperinflated. We've retraced to the ATHs in name only and still have a long ways to go to hit parity with pre-March levels. The jobs numbers were manipulated as all fuck though.
>Here is what the BLS said about adjustments to the household survey as a result of the Coronavirus shutdowns:
>If the workers who were recorded as employed but absent from work due to "other reasons" (over and above the number absent for other reasons in a typical May) had been classified as unemployed on temporary layoff, the overall unemployment rate would have been about 3 percentage points higher than reported (on a not seasonally adjusted basis).
>https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/bls-admits-survey-error-may-have-reduced-unemployment-rate-3
>according to the BLS report, which was based on a survey week from May 10th through May 16th when virtually all of the US was still shut down, the government decided that a record number of new businesses were formed. According to the BLS's Birth/Death model which is used to adjust the raw payrolls data for estimated new business openings and closures, a record 345K new jobs were created due to new businesses opening in a month when - we will repeat again - the US was largely shut down!
>https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/makes-no-sense-month-when-us-was-shut-down-bls-estimated-345k-new-businesses-were-formed

We are entering the era of trickle down hyperinflation
>Bank of America's Michael Hartnett notes in his Flow Show today, while beef may be affordable again, rice - the staple food for half of world's population - is becoming increasingly unaffordable, "surging 70% since Jan on COVID-19 labor supply chain hit & stockpiling."
>https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/price-half-worlds-staple-food-70-2020

[Anonymous No.19546098]

>>19546038
no idea, I'm already bored too.
Maybe I will speed run some games and look for a job to become a wagie slave.

[Anonymous No.19546099]

i been telling u niggas for weeks to join us oilchads. it's not too late, there's still time

[Anonymous No.19546106]

>>19545907
>forward looking
The market thought it was the apocalypse just a few months ago, now we are at all time highs. Very "forward looking". The reality is that its driven by greed, the market does what makes the most money.

[Anonymous No.19546112]

>>19546066
it means if you didn't buy the dip you lost literally free money

[Anonymous No.19546116]

Also I should add that the unemployment benefits being what they are recently have been useful in preventing nonpayment, most people have deferred one payment if any, it's not the end of the world. All anecdote until the data is published

[Anonymous No.19546126]

>>19545797
If US corporate profits have worsened, but overseas corporate profits have worsened equally or greater, and corporate and government bonds have next to no yield, is it really true that US stocks are in a worse position?

[Anonymous No.19546129]

>>19546099
>I want gains now they said

it's not too late. listen to my bro

[Anonymous No.19546138]

>>19546126
Relatively no, absolutely yes

[Anonymous No.19546149]

>>19545921
There was probably a split at some point desu

[Anonymous No.19546162]

>>19545921
>holding a leveraged energy ETF

[Anonymous No.19546168]

Lol even after hours is lit

[Anonymous No.19546185]

>>19545921
>holding more than a day
you crazy.

[Anonymous No.19546211]

Ahhhhhhhh I just can't commit to buying stonks, I've sat in cash for 3 months now not quite being comfortable placing a buy order, I'm looking at ASX shares too so that doesn't help.

[Anonymous No.19546228]

Is there a bigger reddit meme than "you can't use leveraged ETFs long term"

[Anonymous No.19546251]

>>19546228
by all means go for it anon. go prove us wrong.

[Anonymous No.19546270]

>>19545593
Dividends can fuck you tax-wise. If you don't hold the stock for a total of 61 days surrounding the 121 days of the exdiv date, you have to declare it as regular income and pay income tax on it. If you do hold it for that period of time, it's a qualified dividend, and then you only pay about 15% on it. Also you have to DRIP (Dividend re-investment plan) to actually get real gains.
The solution is to use them in a tax-advantaged account such as a traditional or (((Roth))) 401(k)/IRA, especially if you can get them on the dip. Personally, a large part of my rIRA is in divvy stonks and fnilx.

[Anonymous No.19546324]

Spy 323c 6/19

[Anonymous No.19546344]

>>19543002
money printer will just go brrrrrrrrrr again.
we've flat out admitted it's monopoly money and nobody gives a shit.

[Anonymous No.19546345]

>>19546270
Taxes suck, but don't let it define your investment strategy.

[Anonymous No.19546347]

Alright LeafCucks, Environmental-services-pill me on Waste Connections Inc (WCN)

[Anonymous No.19546349]

>>19546038
Have sex with your gf

[Anonymous No.19546364]

>>19546038
Cause another oil spill to drive up muh gains.

[Anonymous No.19546376]

>>19543002
>>19546344
It will pop, the trillion dollar question is just when.

[Anonymous No.19546408]

Any of you guys my natural gas brothers? OKE and MRO slaying it.

[Anonymous No.19546415]

>>19546038
>go to OPEC country
>blow up an oil refinery
>SSL moons

[Anonymous No.19546422]

>>19546270
What divvy stocks do you have? Just topped up my IRA and I'm looking for a good addition to my portfolio

[Anonymous No.19546423]

I'm surprised Mexico trying to tank the deal didn't cancel the gains.

[Anonymous No.19546428]

>>19546270
>"here you go, anon. Your free money"
>"no thankies. I don't want to pay taxes on it."

Well done, anon lol

[Anonymous No.19546446]

Biz does it make sense to take half of my gains and then reinvest them into a different stock? Is it too late?

[Anonymous No.19546478]

How much the tax bite is also depends on your tax bracket and how much you make. Ex: You make 30,000. You'd be in the 12% bracket. Your single. The 12% bracket tops out at 40,000. So you'd have to make 10,000 a year in extra income to get bumped into the higher bracket. Note: savings account interest income also counts at this limit (which is a joke now). If your doing divvy income only, no trading, I doubt you'd hit 10,000 a year right out the gate unless you just dumped a shit pot of money in in which case your salary would be more than 30,000 a year anyway.

[Anonymous No.19546485]

>>19546408
I have MRO and it's doing pretty damn good but when I compare it to CPE i'm like.. eh it's okay..

[Anonymous No.19546486]

Somebody declare war so my DFEN can moon harder please.

[Anonymous No.19546487]

>>19546376
when there's a major breakdown in the one thing that NEVER gets bailed out: main street.
all the deferment on bills and so forth, along with unemployment drying up just as politicians get concerned with how everyone is coughing now for some reason.
i'm in bullish positions currently but definitely see a pretty bad summer rolling towards us. i don't think you can print your way out of millions of americans defaulting on their credit lines and mortgages. i mean you can but not without a leg down.

[Anonymous No.19546517]

>>19546446
You gotta diversify, anonito

[Anonymous No.19546532]

>>19546028
OG kush and critical kush grow pretty fast, 7-9 weeks.

[Anonymous No.19546547]

>>19546228
is this a bigger reddit meme?

[Anonymous No.19546561]

>>19546517
Thats what I am debating anon. Currently up 100% on one of my stocks and don't know if I should take half of those gains and put somewhere else or is this the start of energy golden bull run?

[Anonymous No.19546574]

dow joans at 30k by EOM?

[Anonymous No.19546582]

>>19545921
I got into DRN, ERX, SOXL, TNA, URTY, UDOW and my sweet baby NAIL several weeks/couple months ago and have been holding ever since (small amount of profit taking). Everything is green, DRN bringing up the rear at 10.81%(late entry) with Nail at the top and SOXL following close behind. Diversification means a 3x for every sector right?

[Anonymous No.19546584]

>>19546547
He raped a secretary or already has another job, right?

Even redditcucks aren't that dumb.

[Anonymous No.19546606]

I transferred over to stocks from crypto recently and I can't seem to find any solid portfolio trackers... any suggestions?

I just want something to graph my account value over time, I'm not a fan of just seeing numbers and percents on questrade. I'm visual and stupid.

[Anonymous No.19546609]

>>19546547
lmao

[Anonymous No.19546660]

Went all in on spy calls at the bottom yesterday. Made a rookie mistake and sold at 218 even though I knew for a fact the momentum will not stop until midday. Could have made an extra $3k had I listened to myself but gains are gains

[Anonymous No.19546677]

>>19546487
We are crumbling from the bottom up. The stock market is at the top, so you wont see the effects for months. People were losing jobs and houses for months before the 2008 crash. Everyone saw it coming, but greed keeps on rolling. Market valuations are high not because they are worth more, but because everyone is panic buying. Real goods aren't safe. Bonds aren't safe. Banks aren't safe. Real estate isn't safe. The last bastion is the stock market.

[Anonymous No.19546693]

I got it planned out. Hit 100,000 at age 40. (which is 3.70x my current salary btw). Then keep the ball rolling, adding to my funds till age 65 when I hit 200,000 thanks to my 401,pension, brokerage, and savings. My divvy income from my stocks will be my "play money". I'll be long retired before 65 though. 49 and out is the plan.

[Anonymous No.19546697]

>>19546487
>i don't think you can print your way out of millions of americans defaulting on their credit lines and mortgages. i mean you can but not without a leg down.
Why would printing your way out cause a leg down and not a leg up?

[Anonymous No.19546726]

Fucking kek

Credit Suisse released their monthly best stocks thing and almost all of them hit their price targets fucking today.

One that didn’t hit? KO. Yep they just turned very bullish on KO.

>>19546486
Well we’re pulling troops out of germany so not sure about that. On the other hand, New Zealand just ordered some shot from LMT that TXT got to tag along on too!

[Anonymous No.19546729]

>>19546693
You posted this like 5 times already shut the fuck up

[Anonymous No.19546786]

>>19546606
No clue. Typically your broker would have something like that. A third party tool might be a pain to update manually if it can't account for things like dividends/DRIP.

[Anonymous No.19546796]

>>19546697
the printing would be to stop the bleeding. it would leg down but not as badly as it would without "printing"
there's no case in which the housing and credit markets collapse and the market doesn't go down.

[Anonymous No.19546857]

My stock trading coach.

[Anonymous No.19546860]

>>19546028
VGT

[Anonymous No.19546869]

I just noticed this. LMAO

[Anonymous No.19546879]

$GDEN

[Anonymous No.19546900]

>>19546487
>i don't think you can print your way out of millions of americans defaulting on their credit lines and mortgages.

[SOXL_shill No.19546919]

Finally made it back from Costco, etc.
>>19540708
>just curious, how old are you and when are you planning to cash out?
I'm in my thirties so I still have a while to go before I'm "retirement" age. Still, thing is, I'm an electrical engineer by trade so I'm biased towards semiconductors. That said, I don't really have a date for cash out. I think it'll be decades before the semiconductor sector gets superceded by something stronger and in the meantime the gains, barring the occasional gut-wrenching drawdown will be massive. Like legendary generational gains. As far as the overall US market it will take something cataclysmic to bring it down for good and nothing is on the horizon so I wouldn't divest from that either.
>>19541897
>>SOXL shill
>Thank you bro, I only knew about SPXL till I saw your posts, then I started digging and researching
>Up 40% even with some bad attempts at swing trading
Congrats man! Should be a lot more before it's over. I've tried to swing trade leveraged ETFs here and there and it's profitable but actually beating them in the long term is fiendishly difficult. I haven't been able to do it.

[Anonymous No.19546957]

I summon the TVIX bag holder.

[Anonymous No.19546981]

>>19546900
We're going to find out soon enough!

[Anonymous No.19547031]

Hey /biz/ what's your opinion, I just got called to go back to work today. I asked what my options were they said I could return immediately or stay on furlouge another 30 days. What do you guys think?

[Anonymous No.19547047]

>>19546726
>Credit Suisse released their monthly best stocks thing and almost all of them hit their price targets fucking today.
>One that didn’t hit? KO. Yep they just turned very bullish on KO.
BALLER

[Anonymous No.19547055]

>>19547031
are you getting paid on furlough?

[Anonymous No.19547062]

>>19547055
With UI from the state.

[Anonymous No.19547073]

>>19547062
yeah stay NEET

[Anonymous No.19547087]

who had it worst Floyd or Bobos?

[Anonymous No.19547092]

>>19545797
>Corporate profits are now even worse than 2018. You won't have to wait another decade for the next big crash.
Good. That's the best odds I have for becoming financially rich besides the other method which is slow going but has picked up pace.

[Anonymous No.19547124]

>>19547087
bobo. I spit in your grave

[Anonymous No.19547129]

How many people here actually have a job, or is everyone a NEET that day trades all week.

[Anonymous No.19547137]

>>19547087
Bobo made the choice to die. Floyd had no choice.

[Anonymous No.19547139]

>>19547087
At least floyd didn't suffer long

[Anonymous No.19547146]

>>19547129
NEET here and I don't day trade.

[Anonymous No.19547152]

>>19547073
You don't think they would try to "punish" me right.

[Anonymous No.19547159]

>>19547129
I am a welfare leech (military).

[Anonymous No.19547182]

>>19547129
I work a shitty grocery store job and go to college and recently started trading to try to get better income than my dead end job. I saved some money up from that job and have traded with it the past month and im up 100% on my initial which is like 10x more than i make working at the grocery store i hope i can do well enough to get out one day

[Anonymous No.19547197]

>>19547129
I quit my job last summer. I'll be starting my own business in September unless I make shitpiles of money trading stocks (read: trading SPY calls) before then.

[Anonymous No.19547209]

>>19547129
I work in Government, currently working from home, trying to get into day trading but don't know the correct signs on what to pick

[Anonymous No.19547221]

>>19547129
I’m an engineer. I work an hour a day and spend the rest of my time shitposting and looking at craigslist on top of my market watching.

[Anonymous No.19547222]

>>19543268
>>19543121
>>19543188
>>19543430
>>19545175
This "pandemic" was just an excuse for the government to give massive bailouts for companies that were still failing despite the bailouts from 2008-2009

[Anonymous No.19547237]

>>19547152
not without being liable. if they're gonna punish you they have to first tell you that they're going to punish you.
maybe try the "nervous about second wave" pitch and say you'll check in with them in a couple weeks.

[Anonymous No.19547316]

>>19547129
Nah, I have a job. I have several streams of income though, my job, investments and interest from loans.. so I could quit and shitpost all day but I make too much from my job to quit. Not to mention I'm too young (27), so if I just hold on for another 10 years and keeps going all-out I will easily reach the top 5-10% by 35

[Anonymous No.19547335]

>>19547129
Had a job, don't anymore.
That said I've been doing this shit for a while and I've gotten decent at it.
My savings are more than I need, thinking about just keeping at it and seeing what happens.

[Anonymous No.19547348]

>>19547129
Work for state government. Doing this since fall 2018 originally cause I was like "what the hell" and cause being able to say you own part of Disney,Coke,etc is cool as hell. Then I got serious with it when I ran the numbers and saw the fat payday I could generate.

[Anonymous No.19547373]

Verdant green fields
Land beloved by many bulls
Season of harvest

[Anonymous No.19547426]

This thread needs more lewd anime pictures

[Anonymous No.19547442]

>>19547087
Floyd’s suffering isn’t over, and he’s now world famous. Strangers mourn him, and I’m telling you, it’s highly likely that he will go down in the history books.
He’s a modern Emmett Till.

That’s a sort of immortality many people strive for. On the other hand, it does him no good, he can’t enjoy it, and whatever he could have enjoyed in the remaining time he had left to live was taken from him.

Bobo is eternally suffering, and mourned by no one. The stock market booming is good for the entire world, minus some crazy revolutionaries who want chaos and suffering, and the Cuckman Trader.

>>19547129
I am officially a NEET loser going through a rough decade. I have never had a “real” job but I’ve wageslaved.

[Anonymous No.19547451]

>>19546957
I guess he's finally dead.

[Anonymous No.19547461]

>>19547221
What’s good on Craigslist? Looking for used weights or some shit?

[Anonymous No.19547480]

>>19546324
My 6/19s printed today. Caught some of the eod drop with those puts but closed all options going into the weekend.

[Anonymous No.19547484]

>>19547442
>Floyd’s suffering isn’t over
IS over

>>19547426
Enemay is needed good point.

>>19546919
>Costco
He’ll yeah, that’s an rIRA holding for me.
Hey didn’t someone post some alarming research about the dangers of those 3X ETFs that had you reconsider your position?

[Anonymous No.19547496]

>>19547237
No that's exactly what I did basically my boss called me offering my job back. Boss stated I sounded nervous, told her I was very concerned about Corona, second wave, etc.

I asked what my options were, she stated that if I'm that worried they can extend my furlough another 30 days.

She then offered me a tour of the workplace to see first hand everything the company has done to protect us. I acted neurotic and told her I needed time to think and would call her tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.19547528]

>>19547129
neeto for now because corona chan. will be back to work in a month or two probably.

[Anonymous No.19547579]

>>19542554
>crashes
Not trumps fault. What was he supposed to do?
>inflated gains
Wooooo trump 2020
>buisness and finance

[Anonymous No.19547583]

I've got the upmost respect for cops and those who work in corrections. The good cops anyway. The shit these people have to deal with is enough to make you nuts after a while. Now thanks to a few bad apples watch as a whole slew of new regs get passed that govern police work, which may make the job of the good cops that much harder. Or even join the police force harder for that mater. Hell most depts you can't even join right outta H.S anymore. You gotta have 2 yrs exp in something else (which begs why does that have anything to do with police work?) or college (again, why does that have anything to do with police work when they teach you everything at the academy)

[SOXL_shill No.19547600]

>>19547484
>Hey didn’t someone post some alarming research about the dangers of those 3X ETFs that had you reconsider your position?
Oh no. People have been posting over and over their reservations about leveraged ETFs and I've spent a lot of time going over all the pros and cons. I read the prospectus for SPXL and for a while even maintained a futures account where I kept a 3x leveraged position in the e-mini S&P 500 and mimicked and mechanically followed the formula Direxion uses at the end of each day to maintain the leverage so I could get a visceral feel for the volatility decay and see if it intuitively "felt" as bad as people claimed it was.
Long story short it isn't. It's a meme in context of index and sector based ETFs. The only leveraged ETFs that are unequivocally bad to hold longterm are the commodity based ones since the volatility is so extreme you are almost guaranteed to lose money. The index stuff on the other hand naturally drift upward overtime and the volatility is relatively low which is the perfect formula for making huge gains with the daily leverage rebalance. The trick is when the price of the underlying is dropping, you want to deleverage to avoid the possibility of liquidation. And when the price is rising you want to add to your winners and with the leveraged ETFs that's exactly what you do by virtue of the daily rebalance. It's beautiful if you think about it and I've made 6 figures this month just on SOXL so I'm definitely not complaining

[Anonymous No.19547633]

>>19547442
>Fentanyl Floyd
He was a piece of shit criminal who over dosed on drugs. Media lied again, and people fell for the same trick again. Imagine donating money to criminals when we has 30% unemployment, image your business being burned to the ground, image getting killed over this shit. Floyd was an unashamed piece of shit who was used to make even more shit. Remember Trayvon? Remember Mike Brown? Stop falling for obvious fucking lies, stop being emotional children.

[Anonymous No.19547646]

Uhhh, permabears?

[Anonymous No.19547655]

>>19547129
I trade while at my job. I have a lot of free time. I used to just watch anime, but I got burned out. That's when I turned to the stock market, though I am getting back to watching anime.

[Anonymous No.19547659]

>>19546547
Who the fuck even owns reddit?
>>19546584
Yes they are. One of the founders had to admit he was editing their databases to make it look like people he didn't like were saying stupid or bizarre shit without triggering the "edited" disclaimer on the posts.

[Anonymous No.19547664]

>>19547129
me leeching off the military until they kick me out

[Anonymous No.19547666]

BLM is based. The saved the economy from flu doom news.

[Anonymous No.19547682]

>>19547129
i work construction mon-thurs and trade options on my phone during the day lol. Having Friday off to devote to the market is nice since thats when contracts generally expire.

[Anonymous No.19547687]

>>19547129
I have a job and write options while I shit on the toilet. I eat a lot of Taco Bell.

[Anonymous No.19547688]

>>19547633
>Imagine donating money to criminals when we has 30% unemployment
Are you a negro yourself or something?

[Anonymous No.19547710]

>>19543430
Based

Cnbc exists to manipulate and wreck retail boomers

[Anonymous No.19547714]

>>19547583
>Shithead drop outs cant join the police for and write me $1500 in minor traffic tickets for no reason
>This is somehow a bad thing

[Anonymous No.19547729]

>>19547633
Yeah imagine giving trillions to bail out huge companies when it could have been used to help small businesses and for better unemployment benefits oh wait

[Anonymous No.19547730]

>>19547682
>i work construction mon-thurs and trade options on my phone during the day lol
based

[Anonymous No.19547734]

>>19547664
Hell military has it good. Free on base housing, discounts when buying shit, on base entertainment, full retirement after 20 years. Realistically a military person could save up a nice wad over 20 years if they used all the perks and didn't fall into the debt or ex-wife traps. Buddy of mine he's in the airforce, getting damn close to his 20 year mark.

[Anonymous No.19547745]

>>19547666
So the more black people die the more the market goes up? Neat

[Anonymous No.19547761]

>>19547633
The funniest part for me is that unlike all those other times, normalfags/politicians on both sides were appalled with the cop's actions. Usually lines are drawn exactly how you'd expect and see some for the police, but that didn't happen at all here initially.
And then all the nigs rioted anyways and immediately lost all their goodwill lmao

[Anonymous No.19547767]

Imagine the gains if we hit 5% inflation.

[Anonymous No.19547769]

>>19547729
>but this other thing tho
Ok faggot, whats that got to do with a felon dying of fentanyl?

[Anonymous No.19547770]

>>19547129
I deliver pizzas part time

[Anonymous No.19547771]

>>19547600
>And when the price is rising you want to add to your winners and with the leveraged ETFs that's exactly what you do by virtue of the daily rebalance.
Explain.

And do you mess around with the UPRO/TMF strategy? Considering grabbing some when yields rise, because I don’t believe the Fed is actually going to ratchet back their bond buying that severely. Also I think that would’ve killed it this year.

>>19547633
Doesn’t matter, Frank Ferdinand could’ve been a serial killer, Emmett till could’ve been a junkie, they still go down in history just the same.

Also, I don’t care. You and the people marching are way too obsessed.

[Anonymous No.19547773]

>diversify your portfolio

[Anonymous No.19547774]

>>19547159
Are you part of the based E4 mafia?

[Anonymous No.19547780]

>>19547729
Best wealth transfer in history
10/10

[Anonymous No.19547782]

>>19547770
Cool, I think here papa johns is forking out 18 an hr to do that.

[Anonymous No.19547783]

>>19547761
Capitalism is coopting everything. Blizzard is doing blm shit. Soon blm will be ubiquitious and lose all meaning. Capitalism will win.

[Anonymous No.19547787]

>>19547221
salary?

[Anonymous No.19547808]

Classic ATH dead cat bull run.
Buy gold ignots

[Anonymous No.19547821]

>>19547808
Classic. Seen it a million times.

[Anonymous No.19547836]

>>19547808
Shiny rocks people are.missing so much reasoning.

[Anonymous No.19547839]

Sitting on 10k cash I can play with. Didn't buy enough in March. What the fuck do I do?

[Anonymous No.19547845]

>>19547782
I usually average out to around $22 an hour, but if I worked full time it would easily dip below $20 per hour.

[Anonymous No.19547846]

big money is in the place
and everyone is bein really based

[Anonymous No.19547856]

>>19547839
Learn basics of investing. Will serve you more than a single move. Your goal should be to get better. One big move doesnt make you rich.

That or become an investor and stop trying to outsmart the market

[Anonymous No.19547857]

>>19547771
>obsessed
Oh, I suppose its ok for people to be lied en mass, for local businesses who were already shut down by corona are now also burned down, its ok for people to gather in protest but not go to church, just ignore the lives ruined and the people killed by thugs because idiots threw a childish tantrum over a lie? Yet here you are being an edgy faggot on the internet, thinking hes above all the other pieces of shit in the world. How about you actually care about something for once in your pathetic life?

[Anonymous No.19547859]

>>19547129
WFH data sec engineer in aerospace.

[Anonymous No.19547870]

>>19547773
based
all in 100% equity on AAL chad here

[Anonymous No.19547874]

Oh and it DOES appear that the job numbers were a little fucky. I’m betting they get revised so severely that they show job losses instead of jobs growth. But that’ll be unimportant by then because we should actually have jobs growth and people generally don’t care about revisions, they’re focused on the new numbers.

People like Paul Cuckman will point to them, and they won’t be totally wrong. But it’s irrelevant, and his motives are obvious to everyone.

STILL, don’t be surprised if things are less bullish than previously expected.
>t. Bought TNA and UPRO today

[Anonymous No.19547875]

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-brazil-vale-sa/brazil-judge-shuts-down-vale-mine-due-to-coronavirus-concerns-idUSKBN23C34K

NOBODY was listening when i said to buy VALE puts and BHP calls. I'm ready for some fucking money on monday

[Anonymous No.19547908]

>>19547767
>Inflation above Fed's 2% target
>Raise rates 0.25%
>SPY instantly drops to 100
>Lower rates to save the economy
Like pottery.

[Anonymous No.19547934]

>>19547857
>seething
We knew there would be civil unrest months ago. The protests aren’t the reason for the riots. Unemployment, hopelessness, fear, anger, and death are the reason.

And now every city in America, and every country in the world is rushing to reopen for business. You think that’s a coincidence? No, the people in charge are seeing the consequences of keeping the economy closed for too long.

[Anonymous No.19547937]

>>19547771
>>And when the price is rising you want to add to your winners and with the leveraged ETFs that's exactly what you do by virtue of the daily rebalance.
>Explain.
Sure. Imagine you have $1000 and want to buy SPY but you want to buy it with 2x leverage. Tomorrow SPY goes up 1% so your account goes up 2%. So far so good. The 2% gain is around $20 so now your principle is $1020 but you got the 2x leverage on your initial principle of $1000. The total position is $2020. So the next day you are no longer 2x leveraged but are in fact something like 1.98x leveraged since your principle is $1020 and the borrowed amount is $1000. If the price goes up another 1%, on day 3 you will have $1040.20 principle but still $1000 borrowed so a total position of $2040.20
Compare this with a daily rebalanced 2x ETF. You start with $1000 principle and $1000 borrowed and the previous 1% gain so at the end of day one you have a total position of $2010. However, and this is the thing. Since the position is rebalanced at the end of the day, instead of starting the next day with $1020 principle and $1000 leveraged, you rebalance it to $1020 principle and $1020 leverage for the full 2x amount. So instead of starting the day with a $2010 position you actually start with a $2020 position. Extrapolate this out years in a market with reasonably low volatility and a gentle up slope and it's obvious the added gains will be massive.
>And do you mess around with the UPRO/TMF strategy?
I do not because I can handle the draw downs of not having the TMF in there without puking. I believe the long term gains will be better without it but if you don't want to see the draw downs and don't mind making a little bit less then rebalancing the entire position with TMF periodically is a sound idea

[Anonymous No.19547949]

>>19547908
This is probably way more likely than people want to admit.

[Anonymous No.19547956]

>>19547808

[Anonymous No.19547972]

>>19547937
>Compare this with a daily rebalanced 2x ETF. You start with $1000 principle and $1000 borrowed and the previous 1% gain so at the end of day one you have a total position of $2010
Screwed up the numbers the total position should say $2020. Hopefully the point still gets across

[Anonymous No.19547974]

>>19547857
>caring about people not going to church
>complaining about being lied to
lmao, church is the biggest lie out there

[Anonymous No.19547975]

Can’t wait for new pipeline in 2021.
ENBL has been good to me. Still room for growth. And bigger dividends. Clearly management isn’t dumb if they can still give investors value.

[Anonymous No.19547977]

>>19542647
Bought at 9.21 sold at 21.70
Eat shit motherfuckers

[Anonymous No.19547983]

>it's different this time!
*pop*
>it's different this time!
*pop*
>it's different this time!
*pop*
>it's different this time!
*pop*

We are actually exponential in the S&P500 right now which happened back in 2018. Literally every exponential curve like that signals a good crash. Enjoy the ride next week!

[Anonymous No.19548001]

>>19547934
Are you sure? I didn't know nogs and trust fund kids had jobs.

[Anonymous No.19548015]

>>19547956
Anon, bears have been making charts like that since March. Each top they call turned out to not be the top. Also this is the most retarded possible way to do TA.

[Anonymous No.19548021]

>>19547937
>but if you don't want to see the draw downs
More about having extra cash to buy the drawdowns. I’m curious how those automatic rebalancing funds did this year, since they rotated from bonds to stocks damn near the bottom. I wouldn’t be surprised if they outperformed most every hedge fund and active manager.

The reallocation was expected, people were talking about it the week before. If you reallocated every time those auto-accounts did, but a week earlier, I wonder how it would impact the gains.

[Anonymous No.19548053]

>>19547977
I already rotated out of my reopen plays. Maybe early but I got into tech early fri open when msft etc was red. Now pure tech and some spy just holding for 8 months.

Highest tax bracket fucks me on anmore trades this year.

[Anonymous No.19548052]

>>19547983
Don't call the top until momentum is lost and bearish volume starts to come in. Look for sideways movement or shallow angle up or down, with higher volume spikes on red days than green. You also get the retarded approach to TA stamp of disapproval.

[Anonymous No.19548061]

>>19547974
The problem is not going to church, the problem is that people are being barred (Christian, Muslim, Jews, everyone) from going to their place of worship because of corona, even if they stay in their cars or practice social distancing, WHILE AT THE SAME TIME thousands of people packed shoulder to shoulder are praised and encouraged to protest over a fucking lie. Such blatant and unconscionable hypocrisy should infuriate any honest person.

[Anonymous No.19548095]

>>19547983
>j-just two more weeks, you'll see!!

[Anonymous No.19548106]

>>19547983
I mean it has to go up more than it goes down or else it'd be 0 over the long run.

[Anonymous No.19548108]

>>19548052
Big prob going bear now is cure/vaccine news. Not to mention fed/stimulus deals. You have to dodge some big bombs. Plus we have enough stimulus to carry market through july at least.

Fighting too much even if right in end.

Want to be one step ahead not five. Although I disagree with bears.

[Anonymous No.19548121]

>>19547047
Yep!

KO benefits even though consumer staples are about to get REKT. Because they benefit from the reopening of restaurants and bars and travel and theme parks and cruises etc. They should get the benefit of all that consumer cyclicals behavior, right?

[TVIX Chad !dOcx/Mo93Q No.19548142]

>>19548095
Yes. I bought more shares of TVIX. It's going to be beautiful. Keep in mind that the job report lags behind the unemployment claims. Unemployment claims beat expectations but the start of May (we're in June obviously) recovered slightly.

We are very very obviously in a large bubble.

[Anonymous No.19548151]

>>19545653
Lol, Same here bro. I WARNED these fucks pre-Market....BUY OXY NOW....

[Anonymous No.19548164]

>>19548108
Only bear play is second wave, which is iffy. Thats basically all your hopes though in short term. If you expect long term bear then you have to be patient. Bull autowins for months

[Anonymous No.19548177]

>>19547937
I still don’t get it. I’m going to reread this in a bit.

Also Im not confident in a period of low volatility with a gentle upswing. Market likes to go to extremes, I wouldn’t be shocked if the look changes to something more like a blowoff top formation.

[TVIX Chad !dOcx/Mo93Q No.19548179]

>>19548108
The stimulus isn't actually boosting the economy. The problem with what the Fed is doing is that yes they're handing out money and loosening restrictions so money reserves can then enter the market, but GDP is still decreasing and Germany and Australia have both now entered recessions. China has also downgraded its GDP expectation.

What this means is that yes you can give them money, but the businesses in America and elsewhere aren't looking to expand as aggressively as the Fed wants to hand out money. My workplace is doing lay offs and so are many others.

What we're seeing is the stock market going up under the assumption that slashing interest rates will automatically fix things.

[Anonymous No.19548184]

I dumped a few thousand into the market back in March to exploit the flu for some extra dosh. Now I'm looking to the future and putting the extra thousands of dollars I never would have had otherwise to work. I'm soliciting advice from various sources so I wanted to ask here. When I eventually decide to cash out on my meme stonks, should I
A) Sell off equal to my initial investment and keep the profits as free stonks
B) sell off equal to my profits and reinvest that money
C) Sell off everything and reinvest into my 401k or other long term investments
"Meme stonks" are airlines, cruise lines, and small oil like MRO, OAS, etc. Thanks for the advice lads.

[Anonymous No.19548190]

>>19547937
What do you do during crab markets?

[Anonymous No.19548197]

>>19548142
>Look at me everyone! Im really fucking retarded!

[Anonymous No.19548206]

>>19547484
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.19548212]

>be me autistic loser wageslave
>just collect all my money over the 2010s in a bank account, missing all the stock market gains
>stock market plummets and i wanted to put like $100,000 USD in cash into stocks but didnt because afraid of coronavirus over the months

>stock market soars back up
>missed out again

[Anonymous No.19548226]

ITT things that are not priced in.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_1859_geomagnetic_storm

Imagine this happening today.
Imagine not being able to trade electronic dollars on your electronic phone on the electronic stock market.
Imagine not being able to buy groceries with your electronic credit card.
Imagine not being able to pay your mortgage from your electronic bank account.
Imagine not even knowing what the fuck happened because you can't read the electronic news.

Everything just goes quiet. You and all your neighbors walk outside and ask each other what's going on. What happens from here is anyone's guess.

This keeps me up at night.

[Anonymous No.19548228]

>>19548212
Why wouldn't you buy AMD it was 100% for free gains

[Anonymous No.19548229]

>>19548177
To put it succinctly: With a normal leveraged position and no rebalancing, the borrowed amount never changes even while the gains increase so the effective leverage steadily decreases.
Conversely with daily rebalancing as in a leveraged ETF, the leverage is kept constant by continuously borrowing more and more to keep up with how much the principle grows.
>>19548190
>What do you do during crab markets?
Sell call options on your ETF shares. At least that's what I do

[Anonymous No.19548251]

>>19548212
The best time to invest has always been right fucking now.

[Anonymous No.19548254]

kek, I'm trying. one small step today, a big fat baggie in 6 months (or less,maybe)

[Anonymous No.19548261]

>>19548179
Real economy going to shit is part of the bull argument. The high unemployment will keep fed pinned in for more inflation through 2021. Also all that lack of hiring and cost cutting willl boost tech stocks.

[Anonymous No.19548273]

>>19548061
Fine, religion is the biggest lie out there. At least get mad over people not being about to go to restaurants and bars, at least those stimulate the economy unlike fucking places of worship which exist to scam people into believing bullshit for money

[Anonymous No.19548284]

>>19548229
I like gaining stock share and stock value. So leverage of some kind is only way to invest. Whether margin, option, or leveraged etf.

If you arent increasing shares and value you arent really making it.

[Anonymous No.19548304]

>>19548226
Might as well be worried about an asteroid hitting your house and landing on you while you're watching TV tbqh.

[Anonymous No.19548322]

>>19548184
Research the fundamentals of a bunch of blue-chip companies you like and buy into appealing ones when they're in a dip. If you can get a decent div yield, you get free money every quarter that's usually taxed at capital gains rates.

[Anonymous No.19548330]

>>19548226
Wow the things I worry about are on such a greater magnitude that I can only feel happy for you.

[Anonymous No.19548331]

is it right that all the free trade broker shit is US only and that yuropoors have to pay?

[Anonymous No.19548332]

>>19548121
>They should get the benefit of all that consumer cyclicals behavior, right?
Sounds right? I don't know. That kind of fundamental forecast is outside my area of expertise. The TA on KO right now is bullish.

[Anonymous No.19548349]

>>19548229
What do you do when you get assigned? Do you just rebuy the shares at market price?

[Anonymous No.19548355]

>>19542880
the car rental companies are being bought by the sports teams, that's why they're parking all the cars there.

[Anonymous No.19548358]

New bread
>>19548347

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[Anonymous No.19548361]

>>19548304
The things people worry most about aka china trade are things to ignore. Oddball shit like pandemics and cascadia events are the things to actually care about. Ive been worried about pandemics since swine flu and its helped me more than anything else for investment returns

Just have to temper the oddballish ideas

[Anonymous No.19548365]

>>19548226
2020 would be worst year of the forever without a world war if that or any other major natural disaster happened.

[Anonymous No.19548377]

Friday night and no drunk schizo baggie/LCIguy? Wow

[Anonymous No.19548394]

>>19542554
>GUSH
>Up $10.10
>tfw the day's profit is also an epic get
>check em

Literally WTFWT

[Anonymous No.19548425]

>>19548349
You can follow the wheel strategy and just start selling puts until eventually you get assigned your shares back. Obviously that can get out of hand though if the price of the stock keeps pumping leaving you behind so it's a gamble just like everything else. My strat is to sell calls so far out of the money I don't have a realistic fear of getting assigned and indeed it has never happened. I've been selling the hell out of puts lately too and obviously I haven't gotten assigned on those either and they've actually been pretty close to the money but the market has pumped so hard there never was a chance. So, far OTM and you don't get assigned usually. If you do, sell puts. If the price keeps pumping then just figure it out from there is about the best advice there is

[Anonymous No.19548468]

>>19548365
How much of the Nasdaq 100 is on the San Andreas Fault?

[Anonymous No.19548488]

>>19548468
Cascadia event, look it up. Northwest is more at risk than cali

[Anonymous No.19548525]

>>19548488
One expert asserts that buildings in Seattle are vastly inadequate even to withstand an event of the size of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, let alone any more powerful one.[17]

Kenneth Murphy, who directs FEMA's Region X, the division responsible for Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Alaska, put it quite dramatically: "Our operating assumption is that everything west of Interstate 5 will be toast."[18]

Recent findings conclude that the Cascadia subduction zone is more complex and volatile than previously believed. In 2010, geologists predicted a 37 percent chance of an M8.2+ event within 50 years, and a 10 to 15 percent chance that the entire Cascadia subduction zone will rupture with an M9+ event within the same time frame.[19]

[Anonymous No.19548575]

>>19545986
Yeah but If I join a frat, I’ll have friends for life and roastie pussy on demand

[Anonymous No.19548592]

NEW NEW NEW

>>19548587
>>19548587
>>19548587
>>19548587
>>19548587

NEW NEW NEW

[Anonymous No.19548601]

>>19547442
Lmao Floyds life wasn’t worth the fame he has securely received. In 100 years the porn past will be edited out. Floyd literally won.

[Anonymous No.19548610]

>>19548425
Interesting, I've been thinking about getting more aggressive in my investments so I might try this out when I get my next paycheck

[Anonymous No.19548619]

>>19548226
we don't price in risk any more, we sit in our chairs and wait for the fed's money hose.

[Anonymous No.19548699]

>>19547579
>this onions cope

[Anonymous No.19548867]

>>19548226
imagine coronavirus mixed with ebola starts spreading as soon as the magnetic storm strikes.
well we would just go out and start protesting against something and burn cars and set buildings on fire.

and speaking of nightmares imagine you have a million bucks in savings which is electronic money. regardless of the magnetic storm or any other shit. just imagine this shit is ephemeral. we got used to it, yes. but just think about it. that money simply does not exist. it is just a number on your computer screen. it is not cash under your mattress. it is not gold. it is not even a tanker. it is nothing. and i am not talking about some shitty coins. it is my hard earned money. thats what really scares me.