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We hav an unbelievable amount of Earnings reports for the morning, and a trump talk on top of that Get ready for some MOVEMENT
Bentley Green
Growth or value, which do you all prefer for longish holds? 5+ years
Robert Roberts
i thought he just got married a few months ago?
also that has nothing to do with the stock.. pajeets trying to get it to tank anyway they can.. that conference call wasn't even as bad as people made it sound.. just bashers trying to help out their short position imo
Liam Thompson
Progressive!
Value if you mean growth stocks like chemical stocks they are always too expensive
Joseph Wright
Nnooooo... I don't want to dump it tho...
I just stockpiled 4k into SPY for deleveraging purposes thankfully That shit's on standby and I'm fukken ready to go if it really does dump tomorrow
Eli Parker
I dont think there will be a dump, I believe in times like these people stay out of the market and thus no movement by end of day
Andrew Wilson
for reference these are chemicals APD KWR KMG Dow chemicals etfs Sherman williams
always so expensive
Brandon Miller
>also that has nothing to do with the stock I know. I was shitposting. I'm procrastinating on shit that I really, really need to get done. >that conference call wasn't even as bad as people made it sound Yeah. I was considering scooping some shares up, but then I looked at earnings reports for the year. He's running this shit like a tech start-up. These are the kind of numbers that I'd only expect from shit like SNAP. Not my kind of stock. I am cheering for him though.
Lucas Cox
*Sherwin-Williams Company (SHW)
Dominic Collins
>He's running this shit like a tech start-up. These are the kind of numbers that I'd only expect from shit like SNAP. Not my kind of stock. I am cheering for him though. yeah im cheering for him too. imo he kind of has to run it like a tech start up right now in order to compete with other well established auto manufactures, changing the world won't happen over night. once the stock goes through a major down trend which im pretty sure it will, i'm going to load up, i don't like trading stocks that expensive with that high of market cap but i believe TSLA to be like a AAPL or NFLX in the future. i just don't think it's ready for me to be picking it up
Jace Long
i wonder what that millionaire euro guy from the other night ended up doing?
its pretty crazy to hear how terrible some of these banks are at trading. a complete invalid could do better than 3% in a year
Aaron Robinson
>its pretty crazy to hear how terrible some of these banks are at trading i thought about applying for a position as a trader at a local prop firm, I got over 50% return last year on one portfolio 20% on another and even on another.. i have other portfolios that are a little more complex.. once i thought about it though.. i decided against it because i'm not sure if id wake up in time to get to work im in California so id have to wake up at like 5-530 every morning.. i also wouldn't be able to jack off as much as id like which i feel helps my trading... so it kinda killed that dream
Parker Nguyen
>3% in a year The US government is now issuing bonds with a 3% return. You have to wear a tinfoil hat or not even fucking try in order to get a lower return than that.
I think money market account for my bank might even beat that. Decent (non junk) corporate bonds will beat that.
Matthew Williams
or... be a bank and just basically be fucking around with the money for shits and giggles. spending it etc...
Luke Rogers
>i'm not sure if id wake up in time to get to work This is possibly my greatest struggle in life
Juan Long
The trick to a succesful investment firm is to always hire new blood A new investor is not scarred by the markets past, and will take the risks necessary to make a 100% the first year
imma just learn python real quick and run bots for the days i dont feel like paying attention to this shit
Lucas Thompson
i've been trading for 5 years.. with 3 of those years being profitable with over 15%.. you don't think they'd hire me?
seriously... i started a handyman business and come and go as i please.. tomorrow im working for someone else doing flooring and i cant even sleep right now with the thought that i have to be there at a certain time. probably be my last time working for someone else desu
Gabriel Green
>non junk will beat that
you have it backwards. Junk bonds make at least 6% a year at the momoment, that is double treasury yields
Justin Bell
that guy on here the other night said theyll hire you no matter what so long as you make money
Wyatt Hall
No, not that your returns are bad, but a megacap dividend growth portfolio would beat that
Kevin Miller
50%? probably not. the question is scaling it up into a much larger portfolio. thats the hard part
Isaiah Phillips
>you have it backwards. No, I don't. I realize that junk bonds get higher yields because they are higher risk. What I was saying was that EVEN non-junk bonds can beat 3%. Capital One was issuing 5% bonds recently.
>theyll hire you no matter what so long as you make money I thought Wall Street liked to hire just Ivy League kids.
Elijah Martinez
well, for instance, Berksire hathway buys out megacaps and then pays themselves higher preferred dividends Banks can definitely do the same
Ryder James
>a megacap dividend growth portfolio would beat that well i wouldn't be applying to manage a megacap dividend growth portfolio.. id be applying for us equities trader specializing in market caps under 300mil. if they don't want me then i dont give a shit i guess
Jason Hernandez
kek that one dude made it seem like all his buddies who were literal street criminals were all on the street. i thinks its just simply if you can deliver. they dont seem to care where you came from. atleast some of these prop shops dont.
Ayden Lopez
oh yeah, I guess they have those small cap funds like viov but I dont know how many years Id want if I was hiring expieice wise. For a hedge fund, Id say 5% a year for 20 years
Angel Lee
ooh shit could you imagine trading something with a small mcap like that with 25x leverage on your account. wew my palms are sweating. sounds like a blast
Robert Watson
i wouldn't even try.. if you are holding more than 25% of the avg daily volume and don't know what you're doing.. you're toast imo
Brandon Lewis
>holding more than 25% of the avg daily volume Fug. No. I can't imagine trading so much that it would actually slap the stock price around.
>prop shops Ok, wtf is a prop shop? I've heard that term a fair amount and haven't cared to ask so far
Xavier Adams
>Fug. No. I can't imagine trading so much that it would actually slap the stock price around. play around in OTC long enought and one day you might have a position that is more than the average daily volume, its shitty if you aren't paying attention
>Ok, wtf is a prop shop? proprietary trading firm
Colton Miller
see yal in the morning
Samuel Green
I used to own half the marketcap of LitecoinPlus I guess you could say I was sort of a Large Spec
>litterally everything dumping I'm split between selling my Valeo for shopping, or pouring more money in my investment account.
Chase Green
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Nolan King
Checked Sir. Our CFO Mr. Goldsteinberg will be very pleased with this new hire.
Markets been a boring comfy bull ride lately. Who's ready FOR SOME CORRECTING?
Brody James
I am seeing SPY bouncing off 200dma and btfo at 265
Andrew Turner
I fucking love these memes
Levi Lewis
I'm thinking about taking out a 15k personal loan from the bank to use as leverage. I can definitely afford this. In fact, I have about 9k in the bank right now -- the loan would provide more liquidity though. I currently have 20k in Robinhood for additional context.
I've been using Robinhood gold for 1k for over a year, which has a 7.2% APR, and is profitable for me financially... My car loan, which was for 19k, had a 3.39% APR.
Even if I somehow gamble away the entire 15k loan in a week (which history shows I won't do), I'll still be financially safe.
Does anyone think this is a shitty idea? If so, why? With the way that I'd set up the personal loan, there shouldn't be a risk of a margin call.
margin is the root of all evil. better to find a sucker willing to not want their money back when you lose it
Cooper Reyes
Would you be taking it out as a specific loan (car?) or personal loan? Wouldn't misusing a "car loan" for investments be illegal? Although I've heard of people using student loans before. The personal loans seem to start at 5% APR typically so you're not getting any upside compared to robinhood if you just use more gold. I'm taking out 6k for 5% atm. Interesting idea though
Josiah Lopez
>better to find a sucker willing to not want their money back when you lose it I heard managing other people's money is more stressful. Plus, I'd only be getting a cut of "their" profit. Not to mention how I'd have to set up a mutual fund/hedge fund thing (unless flying under the radar -- which would be a bigger mess if I lose all their money and they try to come after me), and I'd be paying their taxes on Robinhood.
>Would you be taking it out as a specific loan (car?) or personal loan? A personal loan. >The personal loans seem to start at 5% APR typically I think that varies by your credit score and the fed's bond rates. I don't see why the personal loan rate should be that much worse, other than how the car is like collateral or whatever >I'm taking out 6k for 5% atm All on Robinhood? It looked like Robinhood caps out at 2k for 6% APR. The cap on what's available is a big part of the motivation here. In addition to avoiding margin calls.
>crypto Check the thread. This is /smg/. My plan is to mainly keep it as a stockpile in SPY
Daniel Rivera
Is it a safe to go to invest in military industrial companies? I’m a dumbfag.
Matthew Ward
No Invest in love not war Invest in GILD and GSK (for them HIV drugs)
Wyatt Allen
Buy Lockheed martin
Ryan Rogers
Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin are pretty solid. I recently read that DFEN is one of the safest 3X ETFs to hold long-term
Anthony Rogers
just buy oil, oil skyrockets with war, so does gold and silver. the usd gonna fail, if us gets in another war. and hide your gold
It's rather safe but they are already priced high rn.
Cooper Green
IB and TD are a joke unless you are a boomer
Brody Diaz
Yes but avoid Boeing. Little known fact: Boeing has an underperforming side business selling commercial airliners.
Jacob Hill
TVIX or SPY boys? Trumps talking about Iran at 2pm right? Would assume markets would go down in fear. Seems the opposite always happens though. Markets are rigged
Aaron Robinson
>Little known fact: Boeing has an underperforming side business selling commercial airliners Fucking kek. Anybody remember that time the CEO of Boeing tried to be edgy and tweet at Elon Musk that they were going to beat Space X to Mars?
Henry Davis
My experience in dealing with binary, non corporate related events
Don't bother dealing with them and just invest in good companies.
Kevin Jones
Considering how incompetent Airbus marketing people are I can't even fathom how retarded Boeing civilian division may be.
Jayden Murphy
Ever since the McDonnell Douglas merger, BA has been a defense contractor with a big ball and chain tied to it
Blake Price
tvix is cheap right now though. only 6 bucks
Jacob Hernandez
They could, if NASA shovels enough money at them. Of course neither party wants to do that so it aint gonna happen
Wyatt Kelly
I guess it is just not my thing
Bentley Gonzalez
I used to work for a AD&S subsidiary, gf used to work for AA, ex-gf worked for eurocopter and my brother works for AD&S. The whole company is a clusterfuck. But it still manage to somehow work.
Daniel Bailey
Nah it scales according to your current equity in your robinhood account. I've attached the chart for you to check out.
You're right about margin calls, but unless you lose everything you shouldn't get margin called? Lol. I'm trading with 13k cash and 6k gold and looks like I'd need to lose 11k before I get margin called unless my calculations are wrong
I have a friend who worked on the A400M project, on the specification control side as a subcontractor He said it was a fucking joke and wouldn't surprised if accidents happen with this plane
As subcontractors, his team's decisions and recommendation were always being overruled by the Airbus side because the project was already very behind on schedule
Dylan Rodriguez
Morning all
Nolan Murphy
Media don't talk about it but the niggers of europe (aka italians) are throwing a tantrum over their country belonging to the EU again I think it is the same shit as last time and EUR will ultimately rebound I think your timing was ill m8
Hudson Adams
I used to work for NOC, and it was a position where I had to work with the other major contractors, and the entire industry is a shitshow. But it's a rigged card game: none of the big boys are ever allowed to go bankrupt again after what happened to McDD, there's always exactly two companies selling any one type of product to give the illusion of competition, the SAP/SCI classification system prevents new companies from breaking in, and work gets spread around so that everybody has a share, like Milo Minderbinder in Catch-22.
I quit about a year and a half ago, couldn't take it anymore
Easton Moore
EUR will eventually contain only France, Germany, and Luxembourg. But that'll take a decade or two to happen
Nathan Nguyen
Think it has more do with iran... Also kek my long been open since December
Thought EU hit would hit ...1.5
Ian Hill
ECB is still printing euros while the FED stopped printing dollars. EUR/USD is falling since the FED announcement afaik.
Jason Turner
>Nah it scales according to your current equity in your robinhood account Wtf. I have 20k in there, but I can only take out up to 2k. Maybe there's a risk/volitility component because I'm definitely pretty high on that. >but unless you lose everything you shouldn't get margin called? If it's a personal loan, and I don't use margin on Robinhood, I'd never be margin called at all. The personal loan would be like an independent thing.
Owen Hughes
Was thinking about investing in Rheinmetall Defence.
Christian Brooks
In fact, I will see EUR dissapearing. What we should be betting is how long the ECB is kicking the can down the road and how many countries are willing to keep agreeing to it
Yeah, me too I was about to go short EURUSD if it hits 1.35 EUR being this weak will make Trump angry again But I do think the major concern is about the italians
this EUR is in a unsolvable position : too strong and countries like Greece, Italy, Spain etc collapse because of being uncompetitive too weak and Trump will call out EU on this bullshit and impose trade tariffs (and Germany, the main contributor of EUR, will see his favorite export markets closed)
William Garcia
Ugh this EUR/USD long grim .... 5 months of waiting RIP look like gonna have have long up for another 6 months...
EUR/USD for the last month. Nearly linear trend. The ECB is low-key devaluating the euro to take the edge industrially and help France, Italy and Spain.
Wait haha what the fuck. I think their system is bugged out at the moment. You're right only 2k is available at the moment. I could take out up to 12k yesterday. They'll probably fix it pretty soon if you go with the gold route
>too weak and Trump will call out EU on this bullshit and impose trade tariffs (and Germany, the main contributor of EUR, will see his favorite export markets closed) He's way too much of a pussy to do it. Honestly he already chickened out once.
Brayden Gray
Not sure if I'd be a fan even if that much does become available due to the risk of margin calls.
Jose Flores
Think Orange Agent going to leave the Iran Deal?
Nathaniel Murphy
What's the plan today? Still waiting for this GoPro dumpster fire to spread to the building. Still have my volatility longs, gold and bond shorts. Can't figure out what to open today.
Ryan Davis
Iran lied, there's literally no reason to stay in the deal as it is now.