for GALT bagholders, those who cannot distinguish different types of funds, and me because my TDA funds aren't settled and I can't buy VRUS: suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
Hey I like that image you posted at the end of the last thread hehe
Benjamin Hughes
No, they give you a set of guidelines and principles. They'll teach you how to read charts, what do look for when doing fundamental analysis, and talk about what happened in the past. No book or person can predict the future. It's up to you to spend time in the market, develop good instincts and learn to trust them, handle your emotions, and above all, know when to cut your losses.
Joseph Edwards
Why KMI go down? Oh yeah, because I'm in it, that's right.
Is it worth reading the book Keynes wrote? Seems like the world runs on Keynesianism, might be nice to understand it
Sebastian Martinez
How do I stop myself from wanting to invest in 100+ companies I'm interested in? I can trim the list to 20 premium stocks but greed and I think FOMO gnaw at the back of my mind.
Bought calls today, not sure if this E3 event is going well or not, I stopped speaking nerd about 10 years ago
Wyatt Bennett
they borrowed money on margin and then lost that money
Aaron Mitchell
I actually have like 40+ different tickers owned at any given time on my RH for those that are >1%, they are just sort of an extended watchlist
if you have to pay trade comissions -> just buy funds, get diversification with fewer transactions with RH -> go nuts, why not? don't pay fund expenses, buy what you want in proper allocations do your thing. If you have the money and time to get and pay attention to 20, 50, 100+ positions, there isn't anything wrong with it. You might end up super diversified, but even with a ton of positions, depending what they are, you can develop a more specific position as well
the problems with it: can't do as much research for each individual position if you buy a little and it goes up, you might FOMO and say 'I should have bought more'.
again it's mostly going to be based on how much money and time you have, but if you want to throw 0.5% of your account at a certain stock on a whim, as long as you aren't paying significant transaction, go ahead. It really won't hurt you.
>100+ companies how do you get to so many? there are maybe 5 I am interested in and all of them I think are already too late so I just stick to funds
Owen Cox
He has given you a Gift today! He Dipped of course. Time to Strike while you can and bag His Fat Divvy man. $2.04 per share @ under $32 a pop is nothing to ignore. Especially when you know he's good for it for many years to come. So bag him now while you can and Enjoy the Fat Divvy my good man.
The problem right now is that I have too much free time which I spend researching companies. This will change soon so ideally I want to have an investment strategy in place by then.
Organically by being exposed to brands or seeing goods and services I like. Recently I saw this big cruise ship which made me curious about the business. Next thing I know I want to buy RCL.
the only true portfolio is short high beta and long low beta.
Nolan Kelly
They are turning things around. I got in at the bottom floor (8 per). The high is 16. Then if they keep up the momentum they may re instate the divvy. Also there is more spin offs planned. In the glory days the price was $30 - 40 per with a Divvy of 0.30.
Easton Ross
Weird, I didn't even have an account in December. Robinhood is drunk.
Also for kinda sentimental reasons. Pretty much half my appliances are GE. They date before they sold the division. My Microwave/Fridge/Oven all date to 2003/2004 and still run just fine. Downstairs basement fridge dates to 1980. (sticker says 1979). Still runs fine also. Meanwhile my 2008 Maytag Dishwasher has had 3 parts replaced on it so far.
Can't believe how everyone here keeps ignoring AYX. It's going to be just like Tableau (which got acquired). UiPath is reportedly going public in 12-18 months. That will skyrocket too. Fair warning.
Lincoln Reed
My appliances are Samsung and my fridge tells my browser what ice cream I like, how fucked am I
Carter Hall
buy products from the company that builds them to last buy stock in the company with good earnings (if they make junk but advertise it better and get more sales, and have a stronger balance sheet, they will outperform) If it's the same company, then fine, great, buy the stock and the product.
DO NOT buy stock just because you like a product, without understanding the financials. That is one of the worst mistakes to make
(I can feel bags incoming with some kind of fridge-fucking joke)
Nicholas Davis
You show me a man with no options, I'll show you one with two cocks in his mouth!
It's all good, 51% of my investment money is in AMRN. I'll make back every dime plus extra with AMRN alone. 47% is in large cap, rest is in small/med cap. All that remains is wondering just how much I'll get and what the buyout offer options will be (Cash/ Stock + Cash/ or Stock)
Aiden Perez
multi-generational crab market
Kayden James
how do i resist the urge to gamble on options to recuperate having other options expire worthless. i cant wait 3 years for the sp500 to slowly rebuild my losses
>So, uh, what actually happens if the Fed props the market up with massive debt injections? and another thing to understand is approximately what the size of the QE would be. We've been through this before, so we can kind of chart it out (hints of it are already beginning to be priced in) Probably about the same as all the previous QE in the worst case, but possibly less. Without a single point of failure, they can just 'throw another log on the fire' when it gets low, only ~50-175billion at a time, maybe 1Tr-2Tr total to ride out the next 6 years. nothing to lose our minds about.
Jack Richardson
AMRN is your friend, or some other bio company that makes it.
Jack Miller
It's garbage totalitarianism
Brody Bailey
IIPR almost broke 100$ a share today :O
Hudson White
Disable options on robinhood I've done this greentext before, but leeeeeetsss roll the show >begin >Recession begins >FED cuts rates >world turmoil ensues because we didn't actually recover in a meaningful way post 2008 >leveraged debt rules the world >debt comes due >FED cuts rates to stabilize the markets >everyone tries to take out more debt to pay off the debt coming due because they can't meet the payments >this massive amount of debt was accumulated under an EZ money policy of fed rates near 0 under Yellen and Obama >Current year again >FED has run out of room to cut rates >FED takes the FFR to 0 >worldmarkets in free fall and there is nothing the central bank can do about it >Japan reaches 600% debt/GDP >Chinese housing market/insurance firms implode >Chinese financial system artificially propped up by artificial stimulus implodes due to China falling below 3% growth >Weak Euro banks that are leveraged 4 times debt/equity default >FED powerless because the rates are already 0 >Trump elected to a third term and begins executing communists in the street >Remains the country "United Tariffs of America" >closes all ports of entry >builds a wall out of the bones of illegal immigrants on the Mexican AND Canadian border >Ted Cruz assassinates Donald >enter into a hyper authoritarian christian state >Christ returns to the Earth and burns the world >roll tide
I can see about half of this happening realistically
Our economy is a joke. nothing but zeros and 1's anymore. Your net worth is whatever some computer says it is. Which means "they" could wipe out the debt in an instant. Or just fire up the good old Printing Money press and print a shit load of 100 bills. Long as they kept the paper in stock it's all good. Remember; long as the "computer" says you got the money it's all good.
Jack Powell
New tripfags to add to the filter. After seeing the pump n dump schemes of big five, lci, galt, another trip nigger pops in to catch more gullible goyim.
Gabriel Edwards
Why do people still buy vanguard and blackrock trash when robinhood exists? Why would I pay vanguard 0.10% when I can buy every single stock in their """"funds"""" for free using robinhood? Is vanguard literally for boomers and retards? I can build any vanguard myself for free. is everyone just a moron or am i missing something obvious?
James Reed
I recommend reading "Debt" by David Graeber. The world has always used debt as a means for facilitating commerce.
Nathan Ortiz
Read that article this morning. Seems spot on. Outcome unclear though.
>Earlier QE didn't inflate costs of goods in the 'real stuff' economy
It arguably inflated the cost of everything that can't be outsourced: real estate, healthcare, education, etc...
Along those lines, we may see the cost of those things relative to average income become even greater.
Ryan Baker
>big five
Well, I already own LCI and GALT, but I've never heard about Big Five. I looked it up and presumably you mean Big 5 Sporting Goods (BGFV). Does this look like an amazing turnaround opportunity to anyone else? Perhaps even a fabled Lynchian ten-bagger? I'll definitely be keeping a tab on this one!
Camden Mitchell
How much money do you need to buy all the stocks in one of those funds, much less at the correct weights?
David Garcia
you think buying the top 500 in correct weighting in accordance with market cap is easier than buying SPY? Even if you disregard rebalancing issues, you're still an absolute retard.
reminder you can use m1 finance to build your own fund with fractional shares an no trade fees. use my referral for an extra ten bucks mbsy.co/vBgCm
Justin Jones
RSP > SPY
Parker Young
>bgfv That's the one! Bag it before it hits the mid-teens™
Leo Williams
>what is sampling
can i please only get replies from intelligent posters i.e. people without vanguard or blackrock funds?
Gavin Ross
You don't. Trust me, LCI calls will not only replace the money you lost but make you rich in the process. I'd go $10 Dec balls deep if I was you. Maybe we'll bump into each other at the lambo dealership on the moon come January.
Sebastian Johnson
BGFV only failed because of that one bad winter storm season, remember guys?
LCI is literally BGFV V2.0. I'm just waiting for LCIguy to just sell and leave the entire thread holding bags
Gavin Wood
Newfags don't understand the psychology of BigChadGuy. I have unrelenting respect for him as an investor because he cashes out and leaves retards holding the bags. I have a strong belief that LCIguy took profits in the middle of February and beginning of June after getting his average down to around $4.00 based on all the screenshots he occasionally posted But the key is this: Big5guy unironically believes /smg/ has the power to make and break stocks. He accused me of single handedly ruining ALTs bull run because I spammed the idea it was going to get delisted 2 years ago. And to some extent I agree with him. Do you remember when we pushed CARV as a meme for newfags, and it pumped 3 days from a few whales after we started spamming it? It is undeniable there are bored whales here, but I doubt any actually bought LCI
TL;DR LCIguy made literally tens of thousands of dollars on LCI and left the newfags of this thread holding the bags with an average of $9 Exactly the same story as BGFV and GBR THE SAME FUCKING STORY
>Big5guy unironically believes /smg/ has the power to make and break stocks. it does you retarded faggot... how about learn how volume and market cap works...
I sell calls on my LCI holdings as well as puts.. you can collect a good income if you understand what is going on.. you don't find it odd that it's trading in a range just out of reach of $5 puts and $7.50 calls??? I have sold some up above 9 but I bought more on the current dip...
>LCIguy made literally tens of thousands of dollars on LCI and left the newfags of this thread holding the bags with an average of $9 Exactly the same story as BGFV and GBR I'm close to making tens of thousands all together on LCI by swinging it and selling options.. I currently have 5500 shares and don't plan on selling it gets to atleast over mid-teens.... as for GBR.. yeah.. i made just over 10k on that trade.. BGFV I made 28% don't remember the number but it was more of just for fun with that trade.....
LCI to $30
Carter Reed
$30*........ Don't cut yourself short.
If everyone itt just simply bought LCI in a cash account and put a sell limit really fucking high it'll move upward in a very very fun to watch speed... the problem is a lot of people itt simply don't understand how stocks work so they get scared out of their position or they penny flip and kill momentum.... if you do the math and see how many shares are actually trading amongst retail you'll realize there are very few and the more retail that gets out the better..... unless those retail traders know what to do...
LCI to $30
Jack Long
I'm just shitposting lci guy I'm holding my bags like a good boy
Wyatt Gray
I'd be happy if it kept bouncing up and down for options-writing profits.
Jason Watson
it should get interesting soon.. the manipulation on it is unreal... lets keep the sideways movement until a month before their insulin trials end.
I'm loving it. Just recently bought back some calls waiting for put premiums to drop.. i've been trading for awhile and this is probably the most bizarre shit i've seen... theres no way i can pass this trade up.
I think I might buy MarineMax (HZO). It seems like a comfy stock to own.
Bentley Fisher
it really is insane.. i don't think it's short restricted just yet due to the short ratio... literally if everyone itt understood how stocks work they would be all over LCI but instead they are stuck trading normie shit... the ones not holding now will chase it up at mid teens...
Aiden Brooks
SPLV>RSP
Kayden Robinson
I'm up to 5 whole shares now! I'm very excited also I tried to buy this muzzle-loading black powder blunderbuss online today but when I went to check out it was out of stock. It said there were 2 left when I put it in my cart, someone must have beat me with a literal market buy
>Black powder firearms But where will you harvest your saltpeter from? I am sure you can find sulfur at a local mine, and charcoal is easy, but if you're really going to do it right, you should set up a latrine to harvest your own precious saltpeter.
