You should consider diversifying with your call premiums into something to pay the bills. AMD will die one day soon and you'll get mauled by the bear
Lincoln Evans
If they were going to do an RS they would have done it already, theres no reason to let their share price drag along the bottom of the sea floor for the better part of a year if that was their plan. It's stayed at this level because they have some half decent earnings news, and the pump last week was consequence of people in the know buying loads before the news
Lincoln Ramirez
If you're not an end of day trader you'll never make it.
Sebastian James
What do you guys think of NEPT? Am I just wasting my time?
Brody Nguyen
Was thinking of getting NOK for under 5.00 for long term hodling dividends and potential growth from pending 5G.
>All charts green but daily No, I'd say you're fine
Christopher Reed
have anyone here tried it?
Parker Powell
It literally couldn't hurt to throw 100 at NAKD, worst case scenario you lose $100, best you gain 50-100 bucks, gambling is fun anons :^)
Jose Jackson
Well, that was the goal once I reached 1000 shares lol. I could diversify now if I‘m willing to forego higher premiums right now, but honestly, AMD is showing no signs of stopping anytime soon. Ryzen released 7/7, Msft using AMD cores now, intel scandals and poor finances, e3 and computex, etc. I may be fine with diversifying at only 500 shares tho, I‘ll look into acquiring my first diversification stock here soon (tm).
Owen Howard
That's just the nature of the beast with tech stocks. Just take some profits and buy back in after the dip.
I don't believe long AMD is a bad position though, especially with all of the partnerships and Intel's impending reckoning. Why do you think they will "die one day soon"? Or you just mean the price normalizing after the hype dies down again?
stfu jew, AMD will go to 50 dollars a share before the end of the month
Nathan Foster
How do I git gud at swing trading brehs? I'm tired of wage cucking, and i'm only 23 years old
Colton Green
>betting against white women blowing their man's money on overpriced bullshit don't do it, fren
Daniel Allen
Haven't tried their burgers but I saw some of their frozen taco "meat" at the store and tried it. No idea why it's valued so high. The texture was like rocks and the taste was underwhelming. Also it was 90 calories for a few tablespoons worth of food once it was cooked. I'll stick with chicken and turkey.
>im not smart enough to get into a good college or learn programming, how can I beat hedge funds and harvard/MIT math PhDs in the most competitive market in the world?
Carter Davis
>I'm tired of wage cucking, and i'm only 23 years old
So I actually won my /ES short lol Nice lil pullback
Samuel Miller
you don't even know what tired is faggot
Carter Sanders
>get a job and put 10% of your paycheck into Spy or Vti. The digits confirm trading is not for you.
Actually yes, this is very sound advice for a 23 year old. Follow this Study active trading and even paper trade to dip your toes and see if its for you later but let your money start passively growing asap. Time is on your side.
We're going to close red again. This market is a real bitch some times.
Colton Hughes
based and jewpilled
Leo Anderson
Stop going all-in on longshots for a while
Easton Johnson
I bought into GALT today without doing any due diligence of my own solely on the fact that "Pendulum" keeps shilling it here so frequently. I sincerely hope it performs well... for his sake.
it feels bad that so many members of /smg/ will probably hang themselves in the next recession due to losing 90% of their portfolios while the crypto people will probably be dancing around in money
Charles Brown
not when you have based divvies coming in every week.
this week I should have IBM, JNJ, MSFT, IP, O, and TAP pay me as well as my Capital Gains and Dividends from my Mutual Funds. should be a $4K+ month in passive income (one of my two big months out of the year).
Easton White
Imagine unironically buying beyond meat right now
Oliver Rodriguez
Haha nice
Wyatt Smith
90% of posters here would panic sell in the position I'm in right now I won't and it's going to pay off later, I'm concerned about fundamentals and not price action The emotional fortitude of most people on here is laughable
Lincoln Sanders
What's this fixation with 90% all of a sudden?
Jayden Edwards
retard level bait
Tyler Edwards
GALT doesn't look good
Elijah Jenkins
You don't know anything about the company and are just looking at a chart
Wyatt James
>losing 90% of their portfolios
i've lived through the nasdaq bubble, the great recession and the various corrections/bear markets. my portfolio has only gone up over time.
unless you rich in crypto in 2017, its not ever going to be like that again.
Ryan Perez
>buying a tripfags bags What new level of findom soi cuck white knighting is this?
exactly. and since its inception the indicators i have show bearishness. it will go to 1.6 or even 0.5$ imo
Ethan Edwards
It will in the long term. Or possibly even the next few months. Put some in and forget about it for a while.
Owen Butler
90% of the time it works all the time
Andrew Allen
Copeposting at all time highs. Drop the bags already and start writing calls on your bluechips.
Christian Ward
Unironically, one of the first concerns that came to mind when Frendy posted about them being added to a new index was that it may now be more appealing to the MM's who love to mess with biotechs. Don't know if it's a candidate for P&D, short to shit, short then buy when it's $0.30, etc.
There are so many problems with biotech stocks that aren't even related to the companies.
Zachary Gonzalez
the only thing GALT has going for it is whether its drug gets approved, just like the 234234 other penny biotechs you can gamble on
Hunter Bell
I would liquidate all of my possessions to buy it at 1.60 or 0.5
Even though people are saying the pump of AMD is done i picked up some 35 dollar calls because of E3 later today. Could see it sky rocket tomorrow if they have a good showing.
>people unironically still holding stocks this is when you exit the market folks
Luke Murphy
> Changing sectoral trends in the last 6 decades, translated through the economy’s production network, have on net lowered trend GDP growth by around 2.3 percentage points.
> The Construction sector, more than any other sector, stands out for its contribution to the trend decline in GDP growth over the post-war period, accounting for 30 percent of this decline.
Well, America stopped building long time ago. What's the latest infrastructure glory in there? They can't even build a high-tech wall, but some dumb fence.
You can always wait, but look at all of these points where the market was at its highest point (at the time). Even if you bought and the market fell, it eventually was surpassed, over time. If anything, if you contribute a % of your weekly pay to the market, down periods will allow you to get more for your buck and ride it up to the eventual (in theory) rally back
Rent free I have no position on anything right now, that's just RKG's prediction
Joshua Brooks
>that's just Rkg's prediction
Look at the post directly below rkg's
Owen Garcia
Nah, I'm holding my VGT, VT, and bank stocks. Those are long-term holds for me. Took profits on $IDN and others that I'm swing trading - I'll wait for a good reentry point from the sidelines.
I since revoked that recommendation due to a giant 95% crash in the next month. however you would be green on that trade desu You sure are seething on days like pic related
That was already more or less known, just official confirmation.
Many shareholders have high expectations in their new Navi GPU (because they're retards who ignore that AMD doesn't currently have the R&D budget to catch up with Nvidia), while it's probably overcosted, power-hungry garbage only good for console bucks.
The new 16 core CPU is going to be great, but probably costs an arm and a leg with probably 700+$. Still way better than Intel, but not cheap, either.
