>I'm new to the stock market, what stocks should I buy? Before you buy anything, make a brokerage account and read investopedia articles and/or the books in the OP list. If you don't have a broker, you can't buy stocks, and if you blindly buy things without understanding how the stock market works or doing any research on the individual stocks you're buying, you will lose money and it will be entirely your fault.
remember, the Golden bull run starts tomorrow Regional banks will revert to mean for a 10% boost Tech shorting Small specs will be wiped out Santa Powell will give us the Pump
Powell is spooked by the market volatility the last couple months. It's obvious from his weakening statements. Back in summer he was all rah rah stay the course hike hike hike. Now he's waffling. Wednesday call will have a forecast of delayed and slowed hike frequency for 2019.
>COT kotgril giving us updates on the commitment of traders is this a thing now? it should be
Jayden Green
large specs are at record levels or wrong atm
Ethan Smith
The FED can't stop this recession. You realize if Powell shows weakness on rates it proves that economy is globally slowing. If he raises rates the market crashes. If he stops raising rates then people think economy is fucked and market crashes. Either way SPY is going to 130 within a year. This market is fucked and you are blind if you can't see it.
Austin Foster
He was a newfag but now he gets it Or perhaps it was his plan all along
No miss, they were correct on everything these past few months They shorted smallcaps and nasdaq which dropped the most, while maintaining a long on SPX and DOW They will probably cover everything if the russell touches 1399
Are there any studies that track the correlation between premarket/futures and what the market actually closes at? Is there any correlation between the two? I'm most interested in the VIX premarket and end result of the trading day
Reminder BullChad's always win Already buying a house with the money I'm gonna make off of TQQQ monday, which in case you didn't know, is going to the fucking moon To all my fellow BullChads who held over the weekend, good job lad's we made it To all the jelly handed BearFags who sold last week because of "muh recession" or "muh rate hikes" enjoy your "win" cause the bulls are about to run up the score
>go to tradingview >plot /ES1! against (with "/" inbetween tickers) /VX1! (or whatever VIX futures ticker was again) >look for major deviations from the norm >overlay, or side by side compare it to the two tickers by themselves >?????? >PROFIT
Logan Jackson
You let cynicism overcome you. Bears took your soul and made you a pawn.
You're paraphrasing Cramer of all people. The market will skyrocket if Powell holds off on rate hikes next year. All it is waiting for is certainty.
Caleb Phillips
>You realize if Powell shows weakness on rates it proves that economy is globally slowing.
No, it merely shows that the hike plan was too aggressive for the market to absorb in a stable way. That is exactly what Trump criticized him for. Powell need not consider rate drops at this time, he just needs to take a slower approach to accurately assess impact on each hike. +0.25% every quarter was and will remain absurd. Economy is okay right now but it isn't anywhere near strong enough to eat that amount of shit without throwing up.... so to speak.
Hunter Perry
Images like this make me love smg so much Based and profitpilled, I'll do this when I get home
Daniel Taylor
there many theories market synchronization theory or price convergence theory common ones they will give you pretty good equations
Carter Bell
why tech tho? go DOW or go home desu
>Images like this make me love smg so much i know i miss this place desu
for the record tho, am i the only one who has to fill out something like 10 captchas on average in order to make like two posts? its absolutely relentless and i cant tell if its just me getting singled out for some reason
>You're paraphrasing Cramer of all people cramer is actually unironically sharp as shit desu you just could never tell from his show or his stage presence embeds related >cramer talking options youtube.com/watch?v=0WgUL_eapBQ >cramer talking how to push around the indexes w a, relatively speaking, small amount of money youtube.com/watch?v=VMuEis3byY4
Kayden Martinez
this going down big rabbit hole
you have for ask self? "How can ES_F in Japan have same price as ES_F in America"
wat happened to the dogs of the dow?? WOOF WOOF?? the """"tech"""" sector needs some good ol fashioned housecleaning imo kick out all the """""tech""""" companies and put in more actual tech companies. THEN ill buy
because some nibba (ie some nibbas algo) saw an arbing opp and now theyre the same price?
Cameron Collins
VIX really interests me, and I wonder if I can find some obscure correlation Can averaging the last five days VIX futures predict the next days close? The last three days? Does averaging the results from Europe/Japan and China mixed with VIX create above a .5 accuracy rate? These are the questions we need to ask Goldman sachs probably knows the answer to all of these questions though
Chase Clark
2018 dogs of the dow mooned and are at all time highs, its time to wait for better entries
Tech is actually suffered from correction and the daq p/e isnt that high anymore. Also my new theory is broad Tech is now consumer-noncyclical
imo the best way ive found to anticipate VIX spikes is that corporate debt/index divergence thing i was doing all year (hence the total market penis index i modified from rkgs original). this is my old pic from when i discovered the relation. go look at it now
the other really good one ive found is oil. vol in oil leads to vol in indexes 100% of the time.
also, remember: >what is VIXs favorite animal?
the problem, as always, is timing. the only thing i can say is to wait until your move is confirmed. youre not a hedgefund so you dont get to get on at the first busstop. you gotta be thankful for capturing the part of the move that they will allow you to.
>2018 dogs of the dow mooned and are at all time highs, its time to wait for better entries fair i still think oils upcoming bounce will propel it higher desu
>Also my new theory is broad Tech is now consumer-noncyclical how so?
the low dogs right now are exxon and chevron but I really dont playing with Commodity driven stocks who knows, oil could drop to 40, its impossible to tell
>how so? Because in the year 1990s - 2007ish Tech wasnt such a massive part of everyone lives. Now all kids are brought up on advanced tech, all use social media ect. This is similar to the run up that Consumer non cyclicals got, becoming 10 baggers, then 50 baggers, now in consolidation. Everyone ate Toaster streudals, now all kids use snap, understand? anyways Facebooks been reversing, Faang often doesnt follow the market either, Ive seen green Faang a lot on red days too
Elijah Price
1.5 hours until Nikkei opens at -3% and kicks off the next global recession.
Liam Gutierrez
>who knows, oil could drop to 40, its impossible to tell i doubt OPEC would allow it desu in fact i doubt that where it is right now is even remotely truthful as i think it isnt accounting for hidden inflation, nor demand, NOR the lack of immediately available supply. but im also not in energy memes at all rn, so take w a pound of salt
>Everyone ate Toaster streudals, now all kids use snap, understand? i do. thats a good way to put it
Carson Brown
NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease) is an very common and often symptomless disease caused by the buildup of fat in the liver. In some cases, people with NAFLD will develop NASH (Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis), in which inflammation and liver cell damage are present in addition to the buildup of fat in the liver. In its later stages, people with NASH can develop fibrosis (scarring) in their livers, which can in severe cases progress to liver cirrhosis, an extremely serious and life-threatening condition. The NASH market is forecasted to be worth $20-$35 billion dollars by 2025, and most large players in the NASH space (MDGL, ICPT, VKTX, etc) are focused on treating fibrosis and preventing progression to cirrhosis. One example of a company focused primarily on treating cirrhosis, however, is GALT.
I'm looking for a lazy way to discover new promising stocks without relying on media coverage or professional literature". Is there any freely available software that periodically evaluates (a subset of) the market and automatically surfaces shares that exceed certain thresholds? Alternatively, any good free APIs that I could use to whip something like that up for personal use?
GALT's sole competitors in the NASH cirrhosis space are CNAT and Gilead. CNAT missed primary endpoints in its most recent clinical trial, and Gilead's NASH drug has shown mixed results in clinical trials. GALT's primary drug of interest, GR-MD-02, works by inhibiting the action of galectin-3, a molecule implicated in a wide variety of diseases, including NASH, cancer, fibrosis, endometriosis, and asthma. In a phase 2 clinical trial of GR-MD-02 for the treatment of NASH cirrhosis, GR-MD-02 showed a statistically significant and promising effect in the reduction of hepatocyte ballooning (occurs when hepatocytes, a type of liver cell, increase in size and then explode and die) and in preventing the formation of esophageal varices (enlarged veins in the esophagus that can rupture and cause life-threatening bleeding). It did, however, miss its primary endpoint in the reduction of HVPG (hepatic venous pressure gradient). This may have occured due to an error in trial design. Per recently published FDA guidelines, phase 2 NASH clinical trials should last 12-18 months, which GALT's trial did not. Additionally, its effects in the reduction of hepatocyte ballooning and preventing the formation of esophageal varices were promising enough that GALT has moved onto Phase 3 clinical trials in NASH. In addition to NASH, GR-MD-02 has shown promising results in the treatment of melanoma and head and neck cancer, significant increasing Keytruda's response rate in a recent combination trial. GR-MD-02 is safe (producing little to no significant side effects) and relatively inexpensive to produce (being derived from apple pectin).
People come out with Joel Greenblatt Magic Formula picks yearly. Greenblatt made a website that screens them for you for free also
Samuel Ortiz
>mfw just swallowed the final redpill >nikkei is gril >pen is tarp >we harem nao (at least by imageboard standards) at last i truly see
lrn2write ur own code, indicators, and screeners if something actually works down to a science, no one will give it to you. and definitely not for free
tradingview provides a good way to cut your teeth on this imo
>Every person will have a computer from cradle to grave in this current generation. false absence of solar winds in the coming decade will weaken our magnetic field, and when solar activity returns, all computerized instruments will be fried by the massive, unshielded EMPs that will amplify with the 5G waves and literally set fire to everyone in range of a smartphone r8
>I'm not a trap, I just like traps and twinks THATS LITERALLY WAT THEY ALL SAY THO
Wyatt Harris
>consumer-noncyclical Ad companys like google and fb are extremely cyclical Amazon makes very little profit and growth is the only thing giving it value and its growth will shit the bed if the consumer does Apple already getting take to the wood shed on what looks like a consumer consumption down grade
Tech will honestly be the most cyclical in any near term down trend because its overvalued as fuck
Jackson Bell
How to tell if a poster is has a piece of shit sub 4-figure portfolio filled with meme stocks:
I'm not unwilling to write my own code. It's just that with tons of financial institutions already providing the data and tons of analytical websites already offering in-depth analysis of any share, combining the two seems like very obvious thing to do. I'm sure plenty of people have already done this, so I'd be surprised if no one was open-sourcing it or at least selling it. I don't need the software to spoon-feed me free money, just save me from manually trawling through the markets. There's no reason to obscure something that anyone can already do, albeit with more effort, anyway. Unless you want to preserve an air of mysticism.
>Shoulders are supposed to be along a roughly symmetrical neckline. wrong >the neckline can slope up, slope down, or be horizontal. The slope of the neckline will affect the pattern's degree of bullishness: an upward slope is more bullish than a downward slope.
I literally used 35 cents of margin to buy a dividend ETF by accident, I don't think smug is necessary here
Charles Wilson
I just imagine you as an old man that collects 5 cent dividends
Cooper Diaz
its an inverse head and shoulder on the weekly, it just happens to be at the top of the range
Twitter is showing insane ad revenue growth thats why theyre going up
Xavier Davis
whoa guys I think the golden bullrun just started
Chase Thompson
alright? Any advice on CGA, china green agriculture? their numbers say they have a very high reserve of cash, but their stock is very low valued. what should i make of this?
Adam Ortiz
just leave, faggot if you don't want to use this thread on the weekends, then just don't use it
>whoa guys I think the golden bullrun just started
Still ranging. If it goes over 2% green then maybe you can call pump week. 0.1-0.3 either way isn't indication of anything.
Brandon Jackson
Price action off the October low is tightening but it hasn't broken bullish yet. You could swing trade this but don't hold through any hint of downturn. It's probably going to bounce around this level for a little while longer.
Jose Morris
the thing is, they are NYSE listed and the rule say your stock has to be above 1 dollar. so that bull will have to appear quite soon or they will just be delisted.
Adam Davis
nikkei futures roaring up however I think BOJ will give us the pump this week to defend the trendline
Michael James
if trump and xi can throw some accord i can see thess sort of chinese microcaps do a moonshot it would be the first serious chinese space project.
Caleb Ortiz
wtf I never noticed this
Henry Johnson
Why shouldnt I all in weed stocks right now?
Nicholas Richardson
isn't soros a bear?
Joseph Butler
At this stage in the market's infancy it's quite likely that many of these companies will be, ahem, weeded out as it becomes more institutionalized. It's entirely plausible a private company consolidates on the market.
Angel Kelly
Weed ETFs then.
Sebastian Parker
Buy some Canadians which you expect to deliver good financials in January/February. ACB and APHA look nice. APHA is a steal because oft the recent short attack. Put the rest in US players. IAN, CURA, MMEN, TRUL or ACRG. Tomorrow evening Cuomo gives a press conference on the legalization schedule. Might be worth a play. MMEN has 8 NY licenses while the peers only have 4.
Jace James
i guess they will be smoked. we will let them eat cake. i guess they got teabagged. i guess they will take fatal hit.
