New to the stock market? Blah blah blah, robinhood. Blah blah blah tradingview. Blah blah blah. Me go on vacation :< no make threads for few days, holding 1k SPXU
The more you say, the less weight your words carry. Eventually you’ll be talking about Lord Xenu and numerology and your prophet Qanon.
I just shorted at session lows. I’m clearly bad at this, I just accidentally daytraded McDonald for 10 cent profits. Fuggin stupid stupid. You probably made the right choice.
U.S. is threatening penalties against the financial body created by Germany, the U.K. and France to shield trade with Iran from U.S. sanctions.
I hope Europe doesn't back off.
Carter Howard
Congrats to the guy holding SDOW from yesterday
Camden Murphy
> Russia is likely conducting low-yield nuclear tests in a push for new warheads, defying a test-ban treaty, a new U.S. intelligence assessment finds
> Russia has likely been secretly carrying out very low-yield nuclear tests to upgrade its nuclear arsenal, according to a new U.S. intelligence assessment, challenging Moscow’s claims that it is faithfully adhering to an international treaty banning nuclear tests.
"Mutual funds invested in assets like bonds and property should alter their pricing under stressed conditions in order to halt “fire sales” like those witnessed after the Brexit vote and protect long-term customers, according to a paper from the UK’s financial watchdog."
"The occasional paper, published on Wednesday, threw its weight behind the “swing” and “dual” pricing employed by bond funds suffering high outflows, which it said worked to “significantly reduce redemptions...during stress periods” and stopped investors stampeding for the door."
"The research follows growing concerns from regulators about the way mutual funds invested in hard-to-sell assets like bonds and commercial property cope when large volumes of investors try to sell at once, as witnessed in the wake of the UK’s Brexit vote in 2016 and after the 2008 financial crisis. "
Yo Bulls sweaty, pumps weak, loans are heavy There's margin call on TSLA already, mom's spaghetti Tpump nervous, but on the surface he looks old and ready To drop bombs, but he keeps on forgettin' What he spoke about when the whole crowd was loud He opens his mouth, but "Stop wars" words won't come out He's orange, how, everybody's jokin' now The clocks run out, times up, cover, now! Snap back to reality, oh there goes gravity Oh, there goes tariffs, he imposed on his allies He's mad, but he won't give up that easy? No He won't have it, he knows his whole country is broke It don't matter, he's dope, he knows that, but he's blocked
> "Last year the watchdog launched a consultation into new rules for open-ended funds investing in illiquid assets, including recommending that commercial property and infrastructure funds could be forced to halt trading if there was uncertainty around the value of at least 20 per cent of their portfolios. "
Ror! >let us transfer even more tax dollars to low value people >from the few demographics who actually contribute net tax It's a good way to keep the poor poor
Elijah Watson
Fine I'll open another few puts.
Anthony Thomas
A little bit of refinement and this could make for a good animated youtube vid.
Levi Bell
I'm look at these september $225 striked puts on the SPY, would this be a good investment?
Brandon Nguyen
24,995.65
Joshua Sullivan
Where is Dobber now? This mf is about to loose half of his portfolio.
(double dubs!) I don’t like the things you say, but I’ll defend to the death checking repeating digits.
People on the bottom SPEND money. Stimulates the economy. Often spend on cheap foodstuffs that are almost exclusively American because of how heavily we subsidize agrobusiness. But also on shit like their kids lunches and the doctor’s appointments they’ve been avoiding.
Believe it or not, what’s good for McDonald’s and Merck is good for America.
(I wish they’d spend more on cowboy cigarettes though. I love you Smokey joe!)
Sure. But what are you doing in reality? You're subsidizing. Youre subsidizing bottom tier consumer spending and people by transferring the money earned by people who contribute to the pot. You get more of what you subsidize, and sorry to say comfort is not the father of innovation.
I was watching that broad from The Story interview Steve Bannon and he said the economy is better than ever, and that the only reason it's down is because of the margins.
Benjamin Sanders
This guy Mueller is a treasonous cunt
Opens his deep state mouth and tanks the market what a fucking prick
Cooper Harris
Frivolous spending is not what drives the economy. More people saving their money and creating wealth through productivity is what stimulates the economy, not debt.
Tyler Morgan
Ror! I'm up .6% as of rn! Everything is green except my s&p mutual fund. Back to the battlefield!
>bottom tier consumer spending The best tier. Higher income consumers are more likely to stuff their money in the bank, buy financial instruments like bonds, or make large foreign purchases/investments. These aren’t the people who get bailed out for making bad investment decisions or lose money buy sinking American dollars into Venezuelan debt.
People aren’t going to be “comfortable” with an extra $1000 dollars a month. People aren’t going to quit their jobs with an extra $1000 a month. Yang’s UBI reforms make a lot of sense. Especially when you consider the $1000 is INSTEAD of welfare or other benefits, you have to choose one or the other.
I’d rather get $1000 and continue working/schooling/looking for a job, etc. If I were physically disabled, I’d rather get welfare money, and people getting UBI wouldn’t effect me.
The rich are getting that $1000 as well, but it makes a big difference for those at the bottom. Maybe use the tariff money, since the US consumers are the ones getting punished anyways.
>People on the bottom SPEND money. On rent, groceries and paying down debts (jk on that last part, that's why they're poor.) Middle class boomers are the ones who blow all their money on shit. If you want to stimulate the economy the lazy way just give boomers an extra 20k a year. They'll instantly add another mortgage on their home with payments equal to 20k a year and blow all of that money on boats, golf clubs, Pearl necklesses and steakhouses.
Brayden Morales
You best start believing in recessions..
Brandon Gomez
They also have farming equipment don't they? The world is going to need a lot more wheat in the future. Who's got the best automated farming equipment these days anyway?
For some unbeknownst to me reason, US treasury market is not reflecting the stock market signal, but inverse of it (betting against it)
Bentley King
Mother fucker it's recovering again, fuck this I"m getting some VIX shorts.
Evan Reed
Wish I had screenshotted the post I made on this topic but this is almost 1 for 1 exactly what I was predicting.
>A U.S. banking regulator on Wednesday said it was seeing trouble in the farm sector as commodity prices fall and that some banks were reporting a deterioration in the quality of their agricultural loans during the first three months on the year.
>“We are seeing some emerging strain,” Diane Ellis, the director of the insurance and research division at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, said at a news briefing. “Mostly it affects our community banks in the middle of the country.”
>In a quarterly report on the health of U.S. banks, the FDIC said the share of agricultural loans at community banks that were at least 90 days past due or in non-accrual status rose to 1.28% in the first quarter, the highest level since the third quarter of 2011.
>Ellis said strain has been building for years in the farm sector as commodity prices have fallen. Ellis noted that farm incomes were about half their levels from six years ago.
>Commodity prices have also been hit over the last year by a U.S.-China trade war which has sparked higher Chinese tariffs on U.S. agricultural exports.
This could very well be the trigger for the next recession. Prepare for a string of rural community banks failing this year.
Noah Brown
why are you falling for short term manip every time?
Ror! >Implying banks arent giving out loans and stimulating productivity with that money >implying investing in a business isnt stimulating economic activity You wont be able to get rid of welfare programs just like that. Would require votes, and people vote individualistically now. No, in a real implementation it would be in addition to current welfare. Another step toward more government power and massive socialism when so many are dependent on this welfare. And what will they ultimately do with this money? Same thing they do with their money now.
Punishing contributors and rewarding (in this case subsidizing) sloth is not a good way to run a nation.
lol this isn't manip, when it bounces up like this the second one is way stronger and longer than the first. We're going back up, i've been doing this for a while now, and I can tell when the market is going to rally up.
Joshua Gray
The President is quickly losing my re-election vote.
Kayden Garcia
>up 18% today from AMD puts Thanks for the shekels goyim What's my next trade?
Also true desu. But you have no point. Nor are you contributing
Christian Sanders
>I couldn't find evidence of innocence
Well shit, here I was thinking investigations are supposed to find evidence of GUILT and use that evidence to enforce the law. A gigantic fucking nothing burger as always
Gavin Hill
>when you realize that majority of sp500 companies are unprofitable zombie companies...
Parker Miller
it also removes private credit from the market for government credit
Carter Parker
Yeah, rent and groceries, things that are part of the US economy. Not vacation homes in Sicily and shit. Why the fuck would we want boomers buying more of those luxury goods and foreign shit?
...Bugatti is an american automaker, r-right?! >living that close to France, Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium Fucking hell that's so cool. Swiss countryside/landscape is so beautiful.
and Lichtenstein?! I want some rich and quiet tiny country with beautiful architecture and museums and shit like that...
Who is this gun nut poster? Ratty? Please smoke MO, turn it around >tfw average purchase price $51.10
