/smg/ - Slint Market General

floating heads edition

List of popular brokers:
pastebin.com/mrSchZPg

List of basic stock market terminology for newfags:
pastebin.com/VtnpN5iJ

Free advanced charting tools:
tradingview.com
koyfin.com/

Real-time market news:
thefly.com/index.php

Educational sites:
investopedia.com/
khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain

Best free stock screener (the tradingview screener is also good)
finviz.com/

Premarket Data:
investing.com/indices/indices-futures

Earnings Report Calendars:
biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/today.html
earningswhispers.com/calendar

Pump and Dump Advertising:
stocktwits.com

Boomer Investing 101:
bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started

Options Markets 101:
cdn.ymaws.com/afajof.site-ym.com/resource/resmgr/files/Historical_Texts/cox-rubinstein-ocr-1985.pdf

Suggested books:
pastebin.com/jgA5zTuC

List of hedge fund holdings:
fintel.io/

for SQQQ, SDOW, and SPXU bagholders:
suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

Previous thread:

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Other urls found in this thread:

finance.yahoo.com/news/bitcoin-expert-facebook-globalcoin-annihilate-202017632.html
frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fsufs.2019.00011/full#B7
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impossible_Foods
youtube.com/watch?v=nc51tvRl8zw
drive.google.com/file/d/1XlQRafOM3ugJKu5imGnlWPPMbljbKLKd/view
google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7w3ou1/could_this_be_the_fabled_golden_bull_run/
twitter.com/NSFWRedditImage

First for Red Monday

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no mexico tariffs buddy, its going to be green as fuark

Mexico agreeing to buy agricultural products from american farmers, steady growth incoming for a while. Chinks are seething

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CREEPING UP INTO THEEEEEEE SKYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

redpill this

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Cheapies! Come to me cheapies! I'll have more $$ on Friday to dump into the market.

STOPPING AT THE TOP THEN STARTING DOWNNNNNN

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More T babies! More GE, More KDP! Comeon Trump fire off some more Trade war shit on friday please. I want 194 T babies but keep my Price paid average at 31.77 or under by July 7th! Then thanks to Drip I'll have 200 T babies by eoy.

>floating heads edition
kek

So /smg/ I'm finally starting to take budgeting seriously, and I'm wondering if I should just keep it all in a savings account, or transfer it to some kind of index fund to just leave it be. Generally looking to keep an emergency savings of a few months, and then start saving for some big purchases. Anybody have some strats and insight they wanna share?

6 mo expenses in cash / savings

if you have a purchase in mind you need to save for don't put it in index funds but you could do bonds or something for a little return

above and beyond that put it in index funds / equities

IF YOU DONT UNDERSTAND WHAT DIVIDEND REINVESTMENT PLANS ARE, THEN YOU DONT BELONG IN THIS CONVERSATION. NASDAQ.

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finance.yahoo.com/news/bitcoin-expert-facebook-globalcoin-annihilate-202017632.html

Holy shit, as if we needed another cryptocurrency. I knew it was coming and since everyone logs in with Facebook, I suspect we'll be seeing "Pay worth Globalcoin" buttons pop up all over the web over the next couple of years.

It's a cryptocurrency like Starbucks reward points are a cryptocurrency.

spiderland sucks

I need to bulk up my Savings. Thank God for AMRN. Be able to really bulk it up once the buyout hits. That and Tax Refunds.

shit taste

But Starbucks reward points aren't worth any monetary value outside of Starbucks. Apparently "Globalcoin" will have exchange rates with the dollar and people will be able to purchase stuff outside of Facebook with it (unless I misunderstood something).

Nah it's been priced in already.

Anyone trade on momentum? Whats a good buy next week?

Is swing trading good?

If you're being safe, I would not put the money in stocks if you're saving up for purchases if you can't do without those purchases if things don't play out well for you. Your money can quickly lose half of its value or more in the event of a crash. Say, for example, you're saving for a down payment on a house. If you have those savings tied up in stocks and the market takes a downturn, that may force you to wait longer than you wanted to buy a house. If the market stagnates, it could potentially take a long time for your stocks to recover their value. But if you can do without the money for potentially a long time, then stocks might be a good idea.

For example, in my case, I am investing money in stocks for the purpose of paying off my mortgage early. If things go well the return on stocks will be better than using the money to pay off my mortgage directly, and I'll be able to pay off my mortgage sooner. On the other hand, if things go worse than expected, I have the luxury of waiting an extra year or two. If things go much worse than expected, worst case, I can continue to make the required payments and pay off my mortgage in the remaining 25 years of the term. If things go worse than that, then there are probably bigger things to worry about than stocks and mortgages.

>MFW BYND goes to $1000

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i miss patrice

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layer your savings.
a month or two in cash, a month or two in hy savings, Muni bonds, or t bills, a month or two in a market index. anything you're saving for in the next two years or so, keep out of the stock market, anything for three plus years put in the market.

Think i'll have some avacoda toast today

I didn't buy it. Mocked it as it went up. Died a little when it beat earnings.

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This shit is going to be huge. The mathmatics of human populations and how much land is needed to make beef will inevitably push people into this stuff on price alone. That's not counting the people who are increasingly going vegetarian and vegan just for feel good points.

you really think indians and chinese are going to start eating onions burgers? They have their own much better veg food

I swing trade ASX stocks, It works really well when the market is generally positive.

Unchecked. Also get a trip so we can filter you. Faggot.

You saying indians aren't going to be tempted by guilt-free beef?

frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fsufs.2019.00011/full#B7

>We see a similar pattern with regards to purchase likelihood, which was also substantially higher in China and India compared to in the USA. In the USA, 23.6% were not at all likely to purchase clean meat; 46.6% were somewhat or moderately likely, and 29.8% were very or extremely likely. In China, 6.7% were not at all likely to purchase clean meat; 33.9% were somewhat or moderately likely, and 59.3% were very or extremely likely. In India, 10.7% were not at all likely to purchase clean meat; 37.7% were somewhat or moderately likely, and 48.7% were very or extremely likely.

>A similar pattern emerged with regards to purchase likelihood of plant-based meat. In the USA, 25.3% were not at all likely to purchase plant-based meat; 41.8% were slightly or moderately likely, and 32.9% were very or extremely likely. In China, 4.4% were not at all likely to purchase plant-based meat; 33.2% were somewhat or moderately likely, and 62.4% were very or extremely likely. In India, 5.5% were not at all likely to purchase plant-based meat; 31.7% were somewhat or moderately likely, and 62.8% were very or extremely likely.

>implying BYND is the only company that will ever make fake meat

Just more opportunity to buy

Further

>In China, we again find that women are more likely than men to buy plant-based meat. Meat eaters are significantly more likely than vegetarians and vegans to buy plant-based meat, and higher meat attachment predicts higher purchase likelihood. Again, higher familiarity and lower food neophobia are predictive of purchase intent. The key attitudinal predictors of purchase intent were perceived healthiness, appeal, tastiness, and sustainability as a long term food source.

In India, we find omnivores and those who eat more meat are again more likely to eat plant-based meat. Higher income groups in India expressed more interest in plant-based meat, as did more educated and more politically liberal consumers. Familiarity with the products was strongly predictive of purchase intent, and food neophobia predicted lower purchase intent. In terms of attitudes, perceived sustainability, excitement, necessity, and goodness were predictors of plant-based meat purchase intent in India.

I agree, I think fake meat is a good long in the long run because of the environmental strain of modern livestock farming and the increasing global population, as well as the possibility that this combined with improving technology will eventually make it cheaper than actual meat

I say wait for these guys to IPO

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impossible_Foods

The only problem is that everyone is going to expect to to repeat BYND success so the IPO price is going to be even more ridiculous

That is true
Hopefully they don't go too overboard with it

nice dd user

I stilll would feel like a retard buying bynd

>dude math
give it till the end of the year and lets see how well its done. snap shot just to prove my point that its another fad tier consumer good.

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One of the easiest ways to trade for most people, especially if they’re under 25k.

It works. Trickier than you'd think though. Many times i have entered on a stock with a consistent range only for said range to break out, usually the wrong way, after i've entered, at which point i usually have to take the 2-4% loss on stop out.

What time frames are you using, chart and holding time?

Can you please explain the investment case for MMM? I knew of Scotch tape or Post-it notes, but not 3M so I did research. As far as I can tell they are a chemical company that makes adhesives/coatings marketed as 50,000 different products. I also don't think their peer group includes GE, Honeywell and Siemens but rather BASF, DowDuPont and Henkel.

What makes 3M glue or film special and worth buying? I don't see the competitive advantage or moat. Maybe it doesn't matter because investors jerk off to its status as a dividend aristocrat?

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Buy DOW and CTVA instead.

This is a good critique of capitalism:

youtube.com/watch?v=nc51tvRl8zw

I have a 40% win rate but I'm still profitable. Cut your losses and let the winners run.

Hey, even if it does fail, i'll only lose to the amount of my stop. The shorters lost millions

> 'critique' of capitalism.
That's like critiquing natural selection or evolution, the concept or idea is insane.

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>DowDuPont
that got threeway split last month
aldo, DOW is better buy than MMM at the moment now
CTVA is going up short term too, idk about long term though

t. someone who lives less than 5 miles away from Dow Chemical's world headquarters


MMM makes most things you'd find in a Staples store that isnt paper or pencils or printers

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>. someone who lives less than 5 miles away from Dow Chemical's world headquarters

Hope you have a reverse osmosis filter for your water

Found the brainlet ancap. Capitalism has only existed for a few hundred years. In no way is it natural.

Nothing about human life has been natural since we invented agriculture

Capitalism and the free market are fundamental laws of the universe. Going against the natural order of things only creates commie breadlines.

Study political economy. That's an extremely unintelligent answer. Here's a great brook on the subject.

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> Capitalism has existed for a few hundred years.
Have you ever asked, as the calculation goes on, what exactly is calculated towards and how is the calculation possible?

Let me give you a nice reading: drive.google.com/file/d/1XlQRafOM3ugJKu5imGnlWPPMbljbKLKd/view

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No more natural is to cooperate and lift each other up for the betterment of the nation instead of jewing each other at every opportunity

>capitalism has only existed for a few hundred years cuz that's when Karl Marx made up a word

It is you that is unintelligent, an economy is made wealthy based on people saving capital to invest in goods and service producing businesses. The free market is just voluntary exchange without coercion. Involvement of the govt in any evonomic activity is coercive, since it's the state who has the monopoly on violence.

That wouldn't happen in a free market. It's only because people aren't allowed to transact with one another without some law or regulation telling them how to do it that Jewery fluorishes.

>Dow 40k EOY has also been promised
Thats golden bull

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>he fell for the bear market trade war tariff recession impeachment meme

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Robinhood is useless for crypto. Don't bother trying it.

Yeah yeah i am familiar with the drill.

This is stupid and you know it's stupid.

Man I hate weekends... I can relax for a few hours but then it's just me sitting here bored to death. I might aswell buy some crypto and start trading that shit during weekends

Why can I find just about everything about a company in China but company in Delaware gets you a postbox number and that it

Just drink yourself to sleep. When you wake up - check if it's Monday - if not - keep drinking.

Scary to think how close I got to getting JUST'd if I held just a little longer. I was (and still am bearish) and I don't understand how the rally was so strong this week

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you can always play forex like a degenerate gambling addict, user.

In 1876 economists and mathematicians theorized the existence of a economic-ecosystem that had reached a form of transcendence - creating an endless positive feedback loop. They proposed that such a system entering this state would begin what they called the Golden Bull Run. Various mathematical models were created to show what this Golden Bull Run would look like.

Through my PhD research I believe the stock market may be entering the early stages of a Golden Bull Run. In this stage, early investors could potentially earn an endless supply of wealth, as the system generates tangible wealth rather than just moving it around.

Economists believed that the slow nature of the corporate bond market meant that harmful players could sabotage the emergence of the Golden Bull Run before it could get started. However it looks like the extremely fast paced nature of Donald Trump's tweets means it is not susceptible to these types of attacks.

If I am right, we could see something never before experienced in the history of the universe. Hold on while you can. Takeoff is imminent.

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Our Orange Bull Champion

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Threadly reminder.

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> NCIS going at 20 seasons now
Der ewige Boomer

>SOMEONE keeps moving the price of CGC to 42.20
Fucking stoners...

Oil

Will this be sell the news event?

What best for ultrabull?
is it time for URTY or UDOW yet?
Or plain old tqqq.
CURE, YINN, DFEN, LABU also look fun

>tfw just discovered FNGU and FNGD
:^o

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Will people buy shitty vegetarian food? It’s apparently worse on your health than real meat

They have had fake meet for years

The technology has gotten better. There are ingredients in the impossible burger it that are chemically the same as in meat, but sourced from yeast and plants. Heme grown in yeast vats.

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daily reminder that most stockbabs here have never traded in a recession and are slaphappy drunk on their "gainz" on meme biotechs and tech stocks that when the recession comes they will be absolutely destroyed

google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7w3ou1/could_this_be_the_fabled_golden_bull_run/

Recession? Next one will be depression.

>eating shit that comes from a chemical vat
nope

I see you’re a man who doesn’t drink any alcohol, because this is exactly how it’s alcohol is made

reminder that most recessions are less severe than 2008, let alone an actual depression
bears are too retarded to realize that the complex financial instruments they use to short the market will be worthless in an actual economic collapse

what are you talking about, in the 2008 collapse all puts held by retail traders were honored

He watched the big short once and thinks he's a genius

2008 wasn't a collapse

>2008 wasn't a collapse
Okay retard

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It really wasn't.

even in the great depression shorting was honored, look up jesse livermore

if you mean a complete collapse of society, then you should sell everything you have now and buy guns, ammo, and food, because that's the only things that will be valued. even gold bars will be forcibly taken from you by people with guns

t. Zoomer

I've lived through 70s oil shocks, 2008 was a recession. Collapse is depression, when you have within state major migration movements or when you eat babies like China

It wasn't a collapse, stupid. It came pretty damn close, but the bailouts stopped it from going into collapse. But since you're a child who's rather stay ignorant, I don't really care if you understand or not. You're going to throw shit around your crib no matter what.

Tell me about disco. Was it really as great as ska?

Based. I admit you are correct

Not the high quality ones

Seething. You are wrong and I laugh at you

Fed already said theyll catch us if we fall.
credit spread is also very low for the current treasury rate and retail sales + industrial production still hits new heights almost monthly. when that changes feel free to let me know


disco never existed
if anyone can show photo evidence of a real disco event Ill give them 1 million dollars