Im have my Teslas. 300 soon after the 250 bagholding small specs sell
Luke Miller
>Tomorrow Tomorrow is Sunday...
Nathaniel Hernandez
Boeing is going to cause a stock market crash, just like their world famous 737 max 8.
Mason Young
I hope XLF has shrugged off Fed shit and the yield curve keeps steepening otherwise I am fucked for about the third week running
Asher Wilson
topjej
Christopher Lewis
>Hey, you think if we called it “climate-redistribution” people might give a shit?
hehe I feel like I care more about all of the garbage everywhere and in the oceans than just the crap in the air what about the big fishes in the ocean?
bet on a sure thing. I'm going to take the momentum trade here and say ur fucked
Camden Price
thanks to the new age stress test, we know banks are more stable now than previous times in the past where the 10 year yield was low. as long as BAC, C and JPM keep raising dividends they will survive any inversion
Jonathan Morales
I have no idea why you think those are comparable threats. Seems very irrational.
Zachary Walker
If I put a call on Tesla, do you believe it will reach $320 in a week's time?
Justin Watson
>DB lent trump organization money >Trump defaulted in loans >DB sues T to get money back, wins lawsuit >Trump borrows money from DB to pay settlement
This bank is retarded...
Ethan Hughes
>tfw back in AMD calls 33.5 and they end the day after the ER. Hoping they go 1 dollar more than the 1.3 i paid for them
Jonathan Gonzalez
WKHS ticker is really starting to heat up. Still Cheap and the real news hasn't even come out yet.
This fuckkng asshole. I should’ve faded the rally, I think MO cheapies May be inbound.
Manhattan is not in Los Angeles...
And I blame Obamahalo Also, all professional wrestlers other than Roddy “RIP” Piper and Hulk Hogan.
David Ross
Louisiana is not Los Angeles or Manhattan.
Ryan Watson
What?
Christian Lopez
That headline isn't quite what he actually said. From same article:
>“First of all, I’d tell them that I’m sorry that their child’s using the product,” said Burns, who joined Juul in late 2017. “It’s not intended for them. I hope there was nothing that we did that made it appealing to them. As a parent of a 16-year-old, I’m sorry for them, and I have empathy for them, in terms of what the challenges they’re going through.”
Liam Jenkins
Can any of you guys recommend either high dividends or hidden growth gems?
Jordan Miller
Thanks, gymposting so I haven’t read the article yet.
Kind of feel I should thank CNBC and Gottlieb for the cheapies.
Uhhh unfortunately movie night is cancelled tonite. This is the last weekend when my parents are visiting and I’m with them and their rich surgeon fren at a nice restaurant. I’m drunk as shit and won’t be home til 11:00pm Mtn (chad) time, 1:00am EST, and that’s probably too late. I’m sorry this is two weeks in a row, next week’s will NOT be cancelled, it hurts my brain (and your consensus reality) when rigorous, punctual schedules get disrupted
all of you, fools. remember when i was shilling RKUNY at 6$? all of you are fools for not buying, while here i am, sitting on the moon.
Elijah Richardson
>maybe it really am over for canned goods
Never.
Ethan Moore
This. Eating canned salmon on my greens tonight. Without a movie.
Oliver Walker
Welcome to stock market general, where we talk about how the holocaust was super real and make 5% a year annualized gains kek Daily Reminder all Faggot Boomers get the rope
Cameron Watson
Here's another One
UUUU Energy Fuels
Its Been a steady $3 uranium stock all year, Like almost no Delta.
Friday Some Australian Reporter supposedly leaked something about US imports, the ticker was halted, along with other Uranium companies, and it fell to $1.90. Turns out its was nothing confirmed, and really has no affect on them. Going to Try and snag some cheap Call options at the open and ride it back to $3 Wheres its been pretty steady at for A year.
>Proctor and Gamble was $83 last year >It’s 114.00 now. Feels fucking great.
Adrian Long
How are stock market prices decided? "Supply and demand and what people are willing to pay" but what WHO is willing to pay? And what about during the day when it's constantly changing? How is the value chosen? Is it literally Jews spinning dreidels with numerical values assigned to each side? WHAT IS IT?
Brandon Carter
If I work for a tech company and invest my money it that isn't considered insider training, but what if I knew about the probable success of a product that was in development? Why isn't that insider trading?
Austin Gomez
Can someone give me a breakdown on how to short and long treasury bonds? Feel like now is the time to get dirty and short 2 years. Drop incoming.
Gavin Hughes
how does it feel knowing that you may never be able to take money out of your bullshit runescape tokens and put it into actual money that you can buy things other than drugs on tor with
Grayson Walker
If I've invested in commodities, is there somewhere I can go to acquire the commodities? If I've invested in lumber is there somewhere I can go to pick up the wooden planks?
Leo Jenkins
This isn't the dark ages. The dreidel-jews were long ago replaced with random number generators, which were then replaced by algorithmic AI traders.
If AI can now beat humans at Chess, Jeopardy, and Poker, what makes you think any sort of trading is safe?
Short humanity.
kek. you know that's not how commodities futures work. You have to go to the future to collect your lumber.
Wyatt Howard
But which AI decides the stock price? I can use AI, or I can choose when to buy, but I can't decide the stock price I buy at. Who/what AI decides this and what is it's input?
Connor Thompson
Ways to thwart AI: Trade long-term Don't set stops Buy within the Bid--Ask spread
James Wright
>Don't set stops I just double fucked myself in the same penny stock by setting a stop... again
Everyone says trading without a stop is suicide though...
>Buy within the bid--ask Why? I always limit buy below the bid.
Lincoln Jenkins
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David Gray
Do any of you guys got "meme" level stocks?
Bentley Long
You may collect your lean hogs at the NYSE on Friday evenings. Be sure to bring your contract certificate. One of the men in blue coats will assign you a loading dock pass. Place the pass on your dashboard and back your trailer up to the dock.
I live in Texas, how the heck do I get all the way to New York and back in time for Friday's Bar-B-Q!? What did these little-black-hat-wearing weirdos think I was gonna do with 200 pounds of hog? It's not like you resell the meat you buy at the grocery store. I NEED MY HOG!
Isaac Edwards
The first people/broker to figure out how to let people invest in crypto in their IRA’s is going to make a mint.
I’ve always thought mining was going to be way too difficult for small timers, but if these numbers are nearly accurate...
Fuck, I wish I was still all in stocks and cash, this shit is complicated.
How do I learn more about investing in stocks and investing in general? I have found out the basics from the Internet in a few hours, but I want to learn more in depth about stuff. What books/etc can you recommend? Would you ever take a paid online course? (I don't plan on ever doing that but I'm just curious if they are all scams or not).
Nathaniel Baker
Am the joke that the snakey's mouth looks like an upside down vajina? Don't ever pay for anything. If anyone asks you for money to learn something you shouldn't trust their advice anyway. Read hundreds and hundreds of articles on investopedia, watch (and take notes!) the khan academy finance courses, pirate ebooks if you really feel the need to. The most important thing to do to learn is to unironically have skin in the game, even if it's just a few hundred bucks start trying to analyze stocks (fundamentally, technically, sentiment, whatever) and just trade. Nothing teaches you faster than participatory activity.
But school costs money, why wouldn't good stock advice cost money? I already know it's a scam and don't plan on paying for anything, I'm just playing devil's advocate.
Carter Baker
School provides something that (at least nominally...) provides value to you, a degree. Nobody will hire you because you took some greaseball's online course. Similarly telling people you read a lot of shit on the internet won't win you any favors. The second benefit of school is making lasting connections and having responsible professionals to help you. Self-study does not provide that, sure, but neither does an unaccredited online course. What's the quantitative value of an education aside from that? It has to be the information you retain from the material. If you're capable of retaining the same information, 100 percent of which is available for free online through self-study, what's stopping you? What are the costs? 40-65k a year for college, a variable amount (probably a few grand) for a course, and just your time for autodidacticism. The choice seems clear to me, either go whole hog and go into finance as a career through college+post graduate work, or minmax the other way via self-study.
Jeremiah Parker
Nah, the market is too liquid for arbitrage. You don't see bitcoins going for cheap in Iceland just because they are cheaper to mine there.
It's just competitive advantage like many other commodities.
Isaiah Clark
Self-study lacks external structure and deadlines, as well as guidance in selecting what is important and how to understand it. This has some advantages, in that you may see things others do not, but I think most people would benefit from these things.
Additionally, people tend to place more value on things they pay for. Most people would learn more enrolled in a traditional course, unless perhaps locked in a cell with textbooks and printouts.
City/community college is a great way to get those things for the beginner-level courses at an extreme discount. Some also offer further training and education, usually to a select few who make it through an application and screening process. These may require extra research and relocation, and fulfilling certain requirements like having taken certain prerequisite courses.
Lastly, your cats are NOT behind your walls, because they are literally mounted on your wall.
But that is what we are seeing. In Iran, people were mining bitcoins in mosques because the electricity was subsidized.
What are you saying exactly?
Kevin Harris
some good points, I do think that actually participating in trading gives you a pretty good structure though. You're not studying for and taking tests, every day is a test and your returns are your grades. I hadn't considered the community college route, around here it has a reputation for basically attracting burnouts and druggies (not like me! definitely not like me!) but if you can find good classes and professors that might be the best choice overall for people who don't have assburgers for charts. You guys aren't ever going to let me forget the cat thing are you
You’re the one who brought it up, it’s the first song on that album
>your returns are your grades Definitely failing this class, might get kicked out of school at this rate.
I don’t feel like the stock trading game is as rational as all that. There’s a lot of gray area, and you never really know why you were right or why you were wrong. Mistakes often very difficult to learn from.
I’m more interested in the finance and macro right now, want to learn about rates and debt, growth and curves and models and bonds and whatnot.
But rat BTFO of me last thread when explaining why national debt doesn’t matter. I still don’t understand. Maybe this field is not what I should spend my time learning. But it’s interesting and feels important.
>When are you going to livestream another autoerotic asphyxiation session? >p-please no mention CHK ;_;
Wtf?
>Wait what? is there an archive of this? I know I've been at work a lot lately, but did I really miss this?
Liam Hughes
Messing with that dividends every week idea. I'm still missing a few weeks but I've refined the idea down to around $400 by looking at low cost dividend aristocrats. The big hole in the plan right now is week 9, 22, 35, and 48, which all happen to be the last week of the second month. Any way to sort stocks by dividend payout dates?
CBOE probably, not the NYSE. Unless you can find NYSE-settled LH futures contracts
Joshua Gonzalez
Please adopt a trip so I can filter you.
Thomas Harris
>Nothing teaches you faster than participatory activity. I've posted about it before at length, but it's always important to remind our readers here that you cannot learn from participatory activity alone. It is necessary, but not sufficient to grow your understanding and skills. you have to also study the mechanics of the marketplace and fundamental concepts along with your 'practice' trading to learn anything.
>national debt doesn’t matter. I still don’t understand
it does matter, but there is a huge amount of FUD around it. It's just like the 'the derivatives market is a quadrillion bajillion dollars and the world is going to end ' headlines that we've been seeing since 2011/2012ish. Basically the national debt is a problem, it is a sign that our political system is broken. BUT it isn't a sign that our financial or monetary systems are about to collapse any day now, which is what dozens of clickbait articles will imply, explicitly or implicitly. That's the short version. the long version has numbers, some of them are very large numbers, some are percentages. That's all nerd stuff though no one cares. The important thing to know is that if politicians, and especially boomer politicians, can get away with spending money, they will spend as much as they can, regardless of where it comes from.
I tried writing a program that found all the dividend stocks, then analyze them by P/E, % payout and day, and rating, but all the good APIs seem to be shutdown.
Grayson Parker
This week: >Retail numbers >Fed speech >Jobless reports >Consumer sentiment With how wild and irrational things have been, I don't think I can play this week
Aiden Sanders
Just buy SNSS
Gabriel Adams
Got in at 2.77. TY WKHS bro for showing me the light.
Idk, I think I'm done playing pump and dumps or get rich quick dreams. I have been playing SNAP recently up to their earnings. Up 5% this month. Nothing to brag about, but safe, easy bets.
This isn't a pump and dump, it's more long term. Likely sell around January 2020 will be what I do.
Ayden Allen
Guessing you're holding for the FDA trials on Vecabrutinib? Looks like they're working with Vanderbilt on recruiting for Phase 2. Maybe I'll try and lose more money with this one :)
Jack Phillips
Do people in this thread live off trading or is it profitable to just do all this work on top of your normal job?
