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/smg/ - Stock Market General
Carson Myers
Christopher Gray
Eh, the important thing is that there is at least one /rgt/ in the catalog
Camden Lewis
Sundown here. decided to check th e thread before bed. I can and alway. What do you guys wanna watch? I’ve been watching clips of Kurt russel in the Thing, movie about masculinity. I’ve also been watching clips from Jackass in Spanish, really a lot better when you can’t understand the dialogue. I’ll get up before noon tomorrow and find something better, just you watch.
Xavier Clark
too true
the more important question is what program to do this in, MATLAB, Python, or Tradingview?
you realize Jow Forums has id's right?
must be on youtube right?
im still down for Akira but seems like a lost cause at this point
is the lego movie free on youtube still saturday?
wallstreet (charlie sheen) would be a nice one to watch
a repeat of comfy's
Big Short showing when we arnt at peak bull might be fun too (i got the downloaded file on a google drive somewhere if needed)
Thank You For Smoking is a fun movie to watch thats about spin and the markets too, but it might be considered too offtopic (then again the serbian film wasnt exactly stock market related)
any more silent movies of that cute 1920's girl?
Jose Wright
Malthus_mithraeum right?
Office space could be fun/ironic to shit posting with the gang
Or start off Christmas season early?
Jingle All the Way could be a good one because shopping for a toy in capitalist paradise
Ayden Collins
The posts in this thread are higher quality
Isaiah Green
Bulls = whale food
Levi Hernandez
someone give me stock to TA
Parker Phillips
GALT, VTGN, WTR
Gavin Campbell
Is there a market lingo term for a "neutral" investor/trader
I buy stocks in sectors that are as loosely correlated with the broader market as possible (biotech, utilities, consumer staples) specifically because I don't want to be a bull or a bear
My ideal is to have a portfolio that can perform well regardless of economic conditions
Biotech because people will continue to have diseases and need health care regardless of how the economy is doing, utilities because people need water and electricity regardless of how the economy is doing, and consumer staples because people will only stop buying them in the event of a total economic collapse