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

>Financial TV Streams:
https://www.newslive.com/american/cnbc.html
https://www.livestreamy.net/bloomberg/

>Charts:
https://www.tradingview.com
https://www.finscreener.com
https://www.koyfin.com/
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com

>Screeners:
https://finviz.com/
https://www.tradingview.com/screener
https://etfdb.com/

>Options
https://www.optionsplaybook.com/options-introduction/
https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com
https://optionstrat.com/
https://www.optionistics.com/quotes/option-prices

>Pre-Market and Live data:
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures
https://finance.yahoo.com/

>Calendars
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar
https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html

>Boomer Investing 101:
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started

>Misc smg:
https://www.financialjuice.com/home
https://tradingeconomics.com/
https://finance.yahoo.com/trending-tickers
https://market24hclock.com/
https://wallmine.com/
https://fintel.io/
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator
https://brokerchooser.com/
https://www.chathamfinancial.com/technology/us-market-rates
https://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/data/building-permits

Previous >>60577028

Cvnt

Buy SBSW

>DCA 10K / MONTH into index funds. Max out 401k/HSA. fuck the ira
>pull out to buy a home i can buy outright. Try to buy in the neighborhood
>rental income stream
>keep ~30k in the bank for any taxes/repair
>rinse and repeat x4
>Retire

I only own my own home
Will this work? Im 33 and figure 5k a month after taxes insurance and repairs should suffice

>>60578200
>dca 10k a month
uhh if you're that rich then i don't think it matters what you do

>/bant/ smg still exists
lol lmao even

SMCI was a shitty entry I'll admit it
but I believe very much in
>strong AI server demand
period

20% thanks to BMNR. What even happened with that?

>Shitty half day trading
I guess this beats having the markets closed.

Can someone explain how it makes sense to raise margins by 0.1% by assembling a $45000 watch in China instead of Switzerland when you are surely aware sales will drop catastrophically when the news gets out. Rolex was so expensive, labor could not possibly be a hugely relevant cost metric.

>SPX iron 0dte iron condor : 200 usd per spread credit
>DAX / estx50 iron condor : 5-10 euros per spread (while risking 100+)

I fucking hate euro markets so much its unreal

>>60578264
Because like most luxery brands it doesn't make a difference because most of the price you are paying for is in the name of the brand. People are idiots for finally putting two and two together. The point of luxery brands is so the elite have brands they can use to visually separate themselves from the poor and easily recognize each other. Heck even child trafickers talk about looking for guys with rolex watches to sell children too.

Can someone redpill me on pic related?
Does it have 10x potential yes or no be honest

>>60578271
Is that why sales dropped 30% when the news got out? Because it doesn't make a difference? People did care a lot about them being Swiss made.

>>60578273
I think it's a bad idea to invest in places where governments are also investing.

If you realize that the Chinese automakers are all just fronts for the PLA and their mission is to dismantle Western industrial bases, then you should not touch any automaker.

>>60578264
It's because the companies are run by MBAs.

>>60578273
TSLA going to the moon

>>60578310
No you indian its actually $BULL thats getting the 2x saars
t. 2 pbtid

>>60578286
A 30% drop is nothing when it should be around 99% drop considering the only thing that is different from a knock off and the real thing is a symbol. They are made in the same factory by the same workers using the same materials for fuck sake. It's amazing how retards and boomers with rolex's are still trying to cope over their shitty ass overpriced watch.

couple threads ago anon was going to buy CRWV thinking it would run, goes on half day +$13 jog

I would give my body for my port. I would curl up somewhere dark and warm and slip away into rot and let my port cover me like a fuzzy mold, and then sprout from my remains like a tree. When it was small it might feel some primitive superstitious attachment to me, but eventually it won’t remember me more than I remembered my placenta

>>60578310
>>60578316

What did he mean by this

>>60578322
A 30% drop is a lot worse than dropping 0% because you didn't move manufacturing just to save 0.1% (net -29.9% earnings)
Just wild to me that's all
The audacity and lack of understanding of their own base

Is holding SOXL over a 3 day weekend based(upvote) or cringe(downvote)?

>>60578339
They aren't the only luxery brand doing this though. A lot of the italian luxery brands were at least smart enough to import the slave labor into their country to at least say it's still made in their country but I can tell you as a dual citizen swiss that the Swiss wouldn't do that because they are elitists themselves and the Chinese are fucking disgusting people to have in your country. Chinese tourists are the fucking worst.

>>60578351
Based. Everytime a bobo says it will dump it ends up pumping.

>>60578353
>the Swiss wouldn't do that because they are elitists themselves
And that's a good thing.

>>60578358
I mean it is but we have way too many fucking Sri Lankans and Eritreans in our cities. Both were considered refugees at one point but they are some of the dumbest browns you can have in your country.

>/smg/ - Swiss Made General

>im up 3% in 2 days
Yeah alright sure

Microsoft bros we just keep winning

>>60578428
So long as the line goes up (going to dump when pajeetery hits critical mass and the company starts to fall apart)

>>60578428
>because it's not like H-1B visa workers will ever unionize when they can just get kicked out off the country
Engineers in this country are so fucked. It was bad enough a lot of engineers work as contractors that get dumped once the project is finished but this is stupid they don't have any sort of edge over engineers from overseas...

I sold out of QQQ (XNAS) just before the close.

I had 20% of my portfolio in tech but recently I have been increasingly thinking of shifting it to VT (VWCE) and to not have any sector-specific focus going forward.

Today felt like a good day to make the move.

>>60578428
Soon all code - software, games etc. will be made by AI (artificial intelligence) and AI (all indians)

>The number of people not in the labor force who currently want a job was essentially unchanged at 6.0 million in June. These individuals were not counted as unemployed because they were not actively looking for work during the 4 weeks preceding the survey or were unavailable to take a job. (See table A-1.)

>Among those not in the labor force who wanted a job, the number of people marginally attached to the labor force increased by 234,000 in June to 1.8 million. These individuals wanted and were available for work and had looked for a job sometime in the prior 12 months but had not looked for work in the 4 weeks preceding the survey. The number of discouraged workers, a subset of the marginally attached who believed that no jobs were available for them, increased by 256,000 in June to 637,000. (See Summary table A.)
This seems grim.

>>60578443
When? AI still spits out chunk code and even makes up words when playing hang man. AI needs to be told still what works and doesn't and what is true and what isn't.

>>60578456
That's where Ranjesh comes in, for now

>>60578428
Dropping computer science in college unironically saved my life

>>60578462
this

>>60578456
At least LLMs can fix this, pajeets cant

>>60578462
>>60578466
>>60578428
I wanted to get into gamedev back in 2008. I went to college for programming, since I thought a generalist course would be better than an overspecialized one. I graduated in 2012, and didn't want to move to (((Toronto))). Ultimately, I didn't want to move away from family, pay a huge rent, and compete with Indians overseas. I took 2 years off, then just fucked around at Walmart for 10 years. I still tinker with dev and finance and stuff as a hobby.

>>60578448
>This seems grim.
There are tens of millions of people not in the labor force and have no interest in working becaue they life of gov gibs, for generations.

>the new tax bill passed
>single standard deduction raised to $16,300
>married raised to $32,600
>child tax credit raised to $2500 per child
Based on this, if a family has a child they will have 0% income tax up to $57,100
A family of two can earn up to $75,000 and have 0% income tax
3 is $94,500
4 is $113,200 and still 0% income tax

This is the largest tax relief to lower and middle income families in American history
Absolutely fucking winning

>>60578483
And it will lose Republicans the mid terms

>>60578468
Yeah but LLMs still struggle with complex reasoning tasks, especially those requiring chaining logical steps or understanding nuances. Not only that but LLMs are dependent on having current and accurate data so there is funny enough the risk of AI killing AI with the amount of junk data it's creating these days.
>Estimates vary, but a significant portion of online content is now generated by AI. Some sources suggest that around 57% of all web content is AI-generated or translated using AI algorithms, according to a Forbes article. Other estimates range from 30% to 90%, with some predicting that AI could generate 90% of online content by 2026.
It's just going to be a compounding effect of junk data in the future if the current trends keep continuing.

this market has been straight vertical since april

>>60578483
Baggler can't buy pizza rolls with his EBT anymore, you're basically cheering on his future starvation at this point so you can pay less taxes you sick fuck.

>>60578488
Thats pretty much the flaw of modern ai
Its not learning its self regurgitating. Its learning from its own output and then eating and shitting it back out, a literal cycle of eating shit after throwing it up.

Thats why when u ask an ai to generate a photo its covered in piss yellow, its entire database was plagued by retards asking to draw anime pictures

Honestly no true ai exists, we just have chatbots that think theyre learning and retards are conned into believing it

>>60578488
The joke was that LLMs and AI are more adaptive than Indians are. Generally they can only follow exact directions and can't think outside the box. While AI can give flawed answers, it is capable of suggesting other plans and being iterative and can be improved over time.

Actually, that brings me to my next post about the future, where MSFT and other tech giants are going to be leveraging data centers, AI, and high energy use

Is the new tax bill passing bullish or bearish for TSLA? Be honest.

>>60578508
more money for sub 100klets so more niggers taking out auto loans they cant afford, so bullish

>>60578508
Bearish because it reduces handouts for EVs. It’s why Elon is so ass mad about it.

>>60578500
Well AI is a shitty name for it. I think even the guy that originally coined the term AI came out himself in the beginning and said AI is a terribly inaccurate name for it but he did because it equaled him netting more funding. It's been incredibly annoying to see how stupid normies are at not realizing that this isn't at all a form of consciousness or even thinking, it's just a pattern recognition tool that can spit back patterns.

>While AI can give flawed answers, it is capable of suggesting other plans and being iterative and can be improved over time.
I mean that still will require a guiding hand. AI doesn't know what it's suggesting, it's just doing what it's been programmed to do.

>>60578508
I would think bearish because of the EV credits, but that makes sense, so I'm probably wrong

America is a funny country where poor people cheer on less than 0.1% of the population being rewarded for running slavery companies while they themselves get poorer and poorer

>>60578520
Meant to also link this post to my response >>60578502

>>60578523
>>60578483
Are you retards just not reading the bill?

Feel bad for people who bought $OSCR because it will probably dip by a lot on Monday because of the BBB

>>60578518
Blacks don’t buy Tesla Indians who make 100k in tech do. This is bearish for Tesla and bullish for Stellantis since it also has tax breaks for American made Dodge Chargers and Challengers that every 20 year old Jamal with a shitty demo tape buys at absurd interest rates.

>>60578523
It's great, isn't it? The system is going to churn forward and people that are aware of how it works (eg anyone with a long term investment strategy, that isn't just "401k through work") is going to do so much better than most people. For better or worse, US /biz/ users are probably in the top 2-5% of the population.
Shout out to poorfags that leech the system and a big F to the middle class fags that foot the bill. It must suck living pay to pay and having all your money become worth less over time

>>60578527
Yeah the brown shirt gestapos now have a higher budget than branches of our military and NASA, we truly have our priorities in a row

Cost of living was not addressed in this bill by the way, it was actually made actively worse now

My left-leaning mutuals on social media are talking about leaving the country because of the BBB

>>60578534
Two more weeks until leftypol leaves

>>60578534
Tbh if you could afford to leave you should've before the last election
The waters were muddy way earlier than this year

>>60578534
the hysterics are off the chart. Lower and middle income families are going to pay 0% in income tax and everyone is losing their shit

We literally say consumer discretionary and stables increase in the stock market because the market acknowledged consumer spending was going to go up

>>60578550
No tax on overtime is going to be so fucking sweet.

>>60578550
>Muh income tax cuts
Tariffs and healthcare credits
Youre losing benefits to save money somewhere else. To now avoid medical debt you now have to foot a higher bill. You legit think lower taxes is going to fix the cost of living? Youre a retard with a narrow scope of what it means to be middle class.

>>60578555
no tax on overtime
no tax on tips
child tax increasing to $2500
married single income standard deduction increased to $32,600
>>60578557
How about you just don't be a fat piece of shit lol
You know how infrequently I go to the fucking doctor? Put down the fork fatass

I ordered two books for summer:
The Psychology of Money
and
Atomic Habits

I will let you know how it goes.

>>60578557
Good thing everyone worth living can afford private insurance

>>60578564
>Being proud of forking hundreds and hundreds a month for health insurance
Youre such a cuck to big money, america pays multiples higher in premiums than any nation on earth, this isn't something worth bragging about

>>60578428
vibe coding is the new normal

>>60578557
>>60578557
>Middle class
>Healthcare credits
No one in the middle class qualifies for that shit.

>>60578569
Hey faggot if universal healthcare was up for a referendum we’d have it but it isn’t so I’m happy with what we do have. Quit being a fucking fag. I don’t go to the doctor either and when I have to it’s always the CVS minute clinic anyway.

>>60578573
>zoomer.webm

>>60578574
You do if youre head of household or married. A lot of work nowadays is gig work, you gotta find health insurance somehow and not everyone wants to navigate the landmines that are private coverage and not every state has a marketplace.

The federal government is basically going we dont wanna help you but we will kill you if you try to help yourself

>>60578563
I think you'll do good. Psychology and risk management are the unsung heroes of investing. Any idiot can read a chart, but understanding how people react to the market, managing your own trades? 10/10 skill

>>60578589
>Gig work
>Middle class
Anon, I hate to be the one to tell you this. But. You're poor.

>>60578563
I really enjoyed J. Paul Getty's "How to Be Rich". It's a third autobiography, a third instructional on corporate etiquette, and a third tips and tricks for personal finance (stocks, real estate, art, etc.)

>>60578483
>Based on this, if a family has a child they will have 0% income tax up to $57,100
>A family of two can earn up to $75,000 and have 0% income tax
>3 is $94,500
>4 is $113,200 and still 0% income tax
jesus christ, the deficit is going to explode if that's true
200% debt-to-GDP by 2030

>>60578595
As far as im concerned the avg boomer still considers the middle class 50 to 75k, i didn't write the definition.

Im aware if you aren't making 250k as a household youre poor

>>60578607
Correct this is more expensive than biden ever did for covid

>>60578483

Based beyond belief, reddit trannies stay seething.

>>60578483
Not good enough. I need another round of Trumpbuxx so I can get a new GPU.

Have any of these hand-wringing complainers give a single, reliable plan for lowering the deficit they care so much about?

>>60578645
given*

>>60578607
You do realize that most tax are paid by wealthy people right? Seriously, you retards are screeching about shit you know nothing about

>>60578645
Stop giving money to the military industrial complex
We dont need trillions of dollars to defend ourselves from nothing because no country is stupid enough to send missiles our way

>>60578635
Ten words or less.

>>60578649
That's the real issue though, if you want to balance the budget it would require to go through spending done by the Pentagon and we all know how good the Pentagon is at losing money doing God knows what.

>>60578660
Your kids are going to experience a crisis worse than 2008 because the dollar is going to fall off a cliff into hell

>>60578645
land-value taxes
>>60578648
dang, thought it was a lot higher than. still, 12% is a fat chunk of the pie, and considering how crazy the debt already is, penny-pinching only makes sense.
>>60578649
if anything, the military is one of the few things we should be spending more on. Social Security on the other hand is a scam and should be cut out immediately.

>>60578530
Why do Indians love Tesla

>>60578676
I’m infertile.

>>60578682
They're the only ones who have good faith with Elon at this point.

>>60578682
Theyre really easy to buy and finance. I don't like their minimalist design and the giant ipad panel but their financing and buying process is how car buying should be around the entire country

Well, this is my current allocation for my main portfolio (about $35k).

>BATT, COPX, CPER, REMX
I think that AI is still going to spike for tech giants (internal audits, optimization, logistics), data centers will need a huge amount of copper. EVs and green tech needs it, silver, and REEs

>IEO, IEZ
"Oil bad" will still soak up investor cash. I think the US will be sanctioned by OPEC like in the 80s. Conditions are similar: high interest rates, weak economy, aiding Israel. The SPR is tapped out, too. IEO is largecap producers that will have inventory on hand, ready to make immediate profit, IEZ is stuff like Baker-Hughes who will sells equipment, which is important when wells are restarted. All US based.

>GLD, GOEX, SLV, SLVP
Copper and silver are in critically short supply compared to the 5-15 year demand outlook. Gold is also good to have as a hedge against inflation and interest rate concerns. I have exposure to the spot price, as well as midcap producers (they're small enough to pivot and are less diversified, making it more concentrated. They're also active producers, which means there won't be a delay in operations and permitting like explorers)

>URNM, U.UN.TO
I went with URNM because it has greater exposure to Kazatom and a few other key names in the space. Like copper and silver, there's a huge growing demand that nobody is talking about, and will be the best energy source for AI baseload. SMRs are also worth looking into.

>WMT, SGOV, TD bond
Core positions, I get WMT at a discount through work. SGOV lets me rotate into and out of bonds quickly and gets me some interest on my cash. Every month I rotate $300-500 into other positions.

>POND.VN, RGTI
Memes

>VIX
Seems to pop 2-3x every 80-120 days. Kind of a downward hedge, but I'm playing it actively

Just got filled for this.
Wish me luck Monday morning lads

>>60578711
>8008

>>60578705
Too much diversification for such a small portfolio.

>>60578750
It's not that diversified, it's focused on 2-3 sectors (metals/materials and energy)

The debt matters, until it doesn't and we just make more debt and tell our kids it's your problem sorry we needed to do more money laundering

Hey, nothing's stopping you from paying off the deficit.
Give your money to corrupt pedos and glowies and you can get absolutely no benefit from it whatsoever.
https://www.pay.gov/public/form/start/23779454

the government owes me money

>>60578786
I know a dude who unironically tips the IRS in hopes it lowers his audit chances

>>60578135 (OP)
Daily reminder that from 2023 to 2025 Palantir outperformed bitcoin. Palantir is eating everyone elses lunch.

>>60578761
That's what every generation has been doing, it's just accelerating now
Who dem legs belong to

>>60578721
Is that related to 1488

>>60578808
No it means boob silly.

>>60578813
Bullish.

>>60578687
>>60578682
If Elon ever builds a base on Mars it will be known as New India and it will literally just make money from being outsourced labor for earth.

So from what I understand from the bill, they basically decided to compromise by spending more money?

>>60578844
Hyper acceleration of the death of fiat in your children's lifetime

>>60578682
they see it as a status symbol and jeets are all about flaunting status

>>60578844
Eating your young to own the Reddit trannies

>>60578291
This narrative completely falls apart with AI...

>>60578837
All of these technocrats love emulating their dorky sci-fi and fantasy novels. It's less about achieving their lofty goals and more about using slave labor to feel like they're getting there.
>That one rumor where a bunch of CEOs hired a notable sci-fi author to tell them how they should act in the event of a societal collapse
>He advises them to pay their armed security and confidants enough to keep them loyal
>They ask for an alternative because they don't want to spend their money on that

>>60578862
My young will have a maga account(invested in btc of course) and will never have to wage

>>60578761
>politician says one thing does opposite
more news at 11

>>60578874
That's hilarious except for the fact we will soon have some decent robot security and robot armies soon

>>60578462
What do you do now?

Auto loan interest
>Deduct up to $10,000 of annual interest on new loans from 2025 through 2028
Can someone explain this?
It only means anything if one doesn’t use the standard deduction, right?
I didn’t fuck myself over by buying a car last year instead of this year did I?

>>60578483
Stonks go up.
Now tax bill is being cut, retail will have money to continue pumping shitty stocks

>>60578877
Fully automated luxury communism, based Trump

>>60578906
It means that if you took out a new loan on a car in 2025 (and for the next 3 years), you can deduct up to $10,000 per year from the interest you paid to service that loan. Seems pretty straightforward to me.

However, you ideally wouldn't pay much interest on a loan in the first place (since it's like what, 8%? 12%?) since it's money you're burning away, but at least you can offset a fair amount now from the looks of things.

While it won't be eligible for the loan you took out last year, see if someone at the dealership will let you refinance the loan - you might be able to create a new loan with similar terms such that it's "new" and able to be used for this grant. I don't know if that's allowed under loan provisions.
But from the dealership's POV, that makes you more likely to be solvent on the loan since it gives you more tax credits, thus capital

MY FUCKING PUTS

>>60578428
>Microsoft bros we just keep winning
Why bother with visas when you can just employ them in india and send the manager over there

>>60578475
I remember talking to a guy about a decade ago who said his son wanted to go to college and eventually get a job at Blizzard
This was probably right around when Diablo 3 released.

>didnt know it was short day
>cant short this obvious top
i hate my stupid baka life

>>60578991
George Washington is putting his big old fashioned cigarette out on your cock

>which anon will start a /hig/ - hyperinflation general thread

>>60578483
The based and the redpilled

>>60578761
It’s not a problem if you just cook the books and use accounting tricks to hide the bills, and if it does well you’ll be out of office and dead so who gives a shit

bought some GRRR what can I expect

i don't think he's going to extend the tariff deadline by the 9th
i think he's going to let it lapse because he wants to be le unpredictable maverick man
he'll cave eventually before it does any serious damage of course, but he's going to be an orangenigger for a bit

>>60579100

>>60579108
>i don't think he's going to extend the tariff deadline by the 9th
Good, its probably already priced in (line go up) if not line go down I buy more at a discount, then line go up again.

So I mean the only option here with the exploding deficit is to go all in right? Anything in cash is getting obliterated by inflation and dollar devaluation and anything in bonds is going to get assblasted before they artificially drop rates so the piggies on the hill can cover the interest on the exploding debt?

>>60579116
it is priced in but there's too much money to be made by pretending it isn't so line will go down

>>60578462
Looking back... I should have done something (graduated in 2009). I don't know what though... computers are the only thing I'm good at. I have no talents. I'm not creative at all. I have worse people/social skills. I'm bad at public speaking. I'm not particularly good at business stuff. Not great at math (good enough to get by as a regular programmer, but nothing too advanced). I could do phyiscal labor, but nothing that requires actual skill (I have really bad fine motor skills). Once the AIs finish us off, I'm done.

>>60579108
He won't and shouldn't, idk why these other countries insist on playing chicken. Just take the L and go go next election

With the BBB passing no July rate cut, then.

alright fuckos im gonna do what i didnt do today
buy more calls on monday
so get your fucking puts ready
the bogs are listening and watching my every move
i will singlehandedly crash SPY in a single day just watch me

>>60579121
The best strategy in 999/1000 cases is to go all in, your read of the situation is irrelevant

>>60579130
Looks like you have the right combination of interests and skills to be super rich. A lot of rich people get bored easily so they just make decisions to get shit done and move on. They also see things other don't because they are lazy. Get a wrenching job at some DOD contractor who is working on next generation drone stuff.

>>60579148
by this reasoning i should be mega rich
im dopamine fried, i get bored whenever i dont win (ie lose money) and im also lazy
yet
i cant even clear 5 figures yet (almost did, but i got greedy then gambled way too much away in SPY 0dtes)
>get a job at
yeah hell get replaced by jeets

>>60579141
I'm ready 2 slurp

>>60579154
>i cant even clear 5 figures yet (almost did, but i got greedy then gambled way too much away in SPY 0dtes)
So you are making money, but throwing it away, some fine tuning and discipline will help you get there. There were hundreds of billions of dollars being given to non profits to flood the US with illegals, same in other countries, if you had some connections you could have gotten in on that money. There were a few vids by individuals showing how it worked. The money is out there, just find it.

>>60579148
>Looks like you have the right combination of interests and skills to be super rich.
How the fuck do you get to that conclusion from what I wrote? Like I said, the only thing I'm good at is coding and that will soon be obsolete. Without that, I'm basically a worthless.

>>60579183
>I'm basically a worthless.
ok, just kill yourself then. bye

>>60579168
find my earlier posts where I bitch about buying puts today instead of fomoing on calls
I bought one cheap call and sold it at 40$ profit instead of trvsting the plan™
like apple, I had some really shit tier positions, one that i managed to liquidate with 300$ profit by some fucking miracle, yet the other I lost around 600$ because I sold too soon (who could have guessed that POS would go up this much today), it expired today as well, pic related, from 23/06
I havent been actively daytrading for long, I sold all my dividend slop in april right as the megadip started and slurped up random shit
I won then got arrogant and greedy, missed out on an easy 1500$ google call, instead only made 400$ because i waited too long (days)
Then gambled most of it on "easy" money SPY 0dtes
I try to be more disciplined but goddamn when i see missed shit like this boy i tell u whut makes me wanna snap some twigboys
really thought today was gonna be a dip day, but didnt consider the low volume
and why wouldnt institutions sell today, thats what i dont get

>>60579199
Anon, could I suggest not fucking around with options? Or at least sell CCs or cash covered puts.

>>60579190
Yeah I think about it every day

>>60579199
Just find a bluechip company with a big options chain, and buy an ITM call with like 65-70 delta with 120+ DTE

>>60579233
>65-70 delta
Retard

>>60579285
It's a leveraged, capital efficient long position. You're not supposed to gamble on 0dte options, you'll lose money as quickly as you gain it until you go broke

what if i just buy a week ending call on tuesday for everything in the S&P 500 that was red on monday?

>>60579324
Dumb but you could get lucky

>>60579324
>>60579328
Backtest it and see what happens

>>60579344
I don't have to, I know it doesn't work a priori

i work tomorrow, but thankfully i'm union so i'll be earning double my wage. with this extra income expected, should i buy puts? i'm interested to see how much further SPY can pump before pulling back, at the same time however, this pump just doesn't seem legit. like, it was just sudden and rapid. like it was following orders to pump to $626 and just stop.

>>60579416
Your union so you should buy tbills so you have something when you inevitably sit on the books for a month

Well it’s payday. Going to purchase another share or two of something on Monday for my fuck around account. Anyone have suggestions or think I should buy in more on what I already have?

>>60579221
yeah ok lemme just wait 30 fucking years for a stock to go up so i can finally have some goddamn money for a change yeah no

>>60579233
and pay 2k for it lmao
itll go down and stay down the moment i buy it anyway
idk wtf delta is all i know is theta but ur probably right
at this point ill put money into anything anyone in these threads suggest
except sbsw

Rate hikes sounding mighty tasty

>>60579456
>idk wtf delta is all i know is theta but ur probably right
Why on earth are you trading instruments you don't understand?

>>60579517
cuz im a literal braindead retard apparently

>>60579293
0dte chad would disagree
if only he were still around to spoonfeed me
maybe hes just a special kind of autist
ill look into what you posted when im less mad at myself therefore everything else

>>60579509
at best later cuts, no actual hikes

Will American doctors now ask for a tip after they cut off your foreskin in order to get a tax deduction?

how do I profit from this bro's?

Cash me outside how bout dat?

Post-liberation bros feeling quite optimistic now that BBB has passed the House and we are going to continue to hit ATH all summer long


Sneed

>>60578750
This. All in on MSTR

I have moved out of the USA. I feel liberated. Stocks for this feel?

>>60578487
> And it will lose Republicans the mid terms
Thats a mandatory step to make America great again.

The upward revisions for April and May were, especially for April (from +1k to +25k), because of more government jobs, lol

>>60578322
It's amazing the burthurt that Rolex produces. They have the best dials and bracelets on the market, period. If you're actually into watches and not legitimately autistic, the end game is Rolex every time.

>>60579529
I'll try to summarize, but it's something you should really take a week and read over again and again until you get the intricacies.

>An option lets you buy or sell 100 shares of a stock
>The value of option is based on relative price (strike vs underlying), time to expiry, and volatility
>This is called the Black-Scholes formula. Using calculus, they derived 5 values (The Greeks): being Delta (value as stock price changes), Theta (value as time runs out), Vega (value as volatility changes), Rho (value as interest rates change (nobody cares about this)), Gamma (change in Delta as price changes)
>Price can be considered "position", Delta can be considered "velocity", Gamma can be "acceleration"
>As time runs out, price becomes extremely sensitive to being ITM/ATM/OTM
>You can go long or short on a put or call with different strikes and expiration dates to go long delta, theta, gamma, or vega, which means you're long or short time, price, or volatility
>It doesn't matter how fancy you get, your position is equal to your net greeks

Two quick things: "Volatility" / IV is poorly defined. It's basically the magic number that makes the formula work. But you get a feel for when something is over/underpriced. Make sure you're trading liquid options too, because if there's a wide bid/ask spread you can lose even when price goes your way

Likewise, beware of ERs. You can be 100% correct, but if you overpaid a call/put because the IV is very high for that contract, you can still lose as well.

>>60579563
KYS and IDC

>>60579694
There's enough Asian pussy for you too. Especially if India starts exporting it's women instead of the rapeapes

>>60579639
I have antique railroad pocket watches that are capable of better time than a Rolex.
Yet these things can be had for a few hundred bucks and set you apart from the wristwatch-wearing normalfags.
Nothing like trading stocks with a good old gents pocket watch in your pocket.

>>60579563
Grats anon. It's good to be a digital nomad and have options and choices available. Where you at?
Also keep in mind that unless you renounce your US citizenship (not usually a good idea), you'll still have to pay income tax even if it's earn elsewhere

>>60578351
line gongo up

>>60578135 (OP)
why does it feel like mutts have a holiday every other week? holy fuck

>>60578135 (OP)
That ICE thing is actually fucking absurd
We are going to disrupt this country to a unreal level if this goes as hard as it could.

Palantir is a 1000 dollar stock if ICE uses their AI to track all the 20 million illegals. If ICE says they are using PLTR it goes up 100% in a week(day?). If anyone times calls perfectly that is GameStop level gains maybe better like 100000x gains. Because you should buy PLTR weekly 200c for 5 bucks or less and then it will be worth 6K each.

We are about to also make wages BOOM if we deport millions of people. Inflation will go nuts as money just floods the pockets of Americans. There is now a 5% chance of Rate HIKE. July and 15% of the next one whatever it is I am too lazy to look.

JPow's big FUCK YOU to Trump will be rate hike and then he will step down that day.

I am too lazy to think of anything else but it could be wild.

>>60579762
we actually have some of the least federal holidays of the most developed nations and the repubs think we deserve less\

a lot of our holidays just feel in close proximity

>>60579714
>Antique railroad pocket watches
>actually cares about keeping precise time down to the second
Legitimately autistic confirmed. Every single time

>>60579762
We do genuinely have like one a month now that they invented Juneteenth. Wednesday, January 1, 2025 New Year's Day
Monday, January 20, 2025 Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Monday, January 20, 2025* Inauguration Day
Monday, February 17, 2025** Washington's Birthday

We actually have none in March or April for some reason.

Monday, May 26, 2025 Memorial Day
Thursday, June 19, 2025 Juneteenth National Independence Day
Friday, July 4, 2025 Independence Day
Monday, September 1, 2025 Labor Day
Monday, October 13, 2025 Columbus Day
Tuesday, November 11, 2025 Veterans Day
Thursday, November 27, 2025 Thanksgiving Day
Thursday, December 25, 2025 Christmas Day

So only three out of 12 months have no stock market breaks.

>>60579425
i already sat for 3 months thanks to my frugal habits and poorfolio. probably could've sat for another month but that 0dte chad convinced me to do the same.

The schizos have taken over the bant threads and he won't go away. Is this place still reddit? About 0.5% up this week by the way. which is weird cause it seemed like most days were red.

i bought calls for the 3 day weekend

>>60579787
>trump fag
>AI slop fag
yes we're reddit, fuck off

>>60579792
he's also a furry

>>60579795
I have a large variety of semi-extreme slop but that's not allowed here.
Don't see how that makes me a trump supporter.

>>60579667
This is why I like some of the ETF's that do that work for you, may not be perfect, but better at writing calls then I am, or most investors will be.

>>60579800
Well here's a trick, if you look at the etf fund's prospectus, it will tell you the methodology. Granted, it's automatic and typically diversified (maybe it's a basket of top 5s, or else just a CC on the SPY), but you can avoid whatever 1% fee they have on managing the fund and just copy the strategy yourself

>musk has barely tweeted today

>>60579667
thanks for taking the time to write it out for a dumb monkeybrain
ill screencap your post and read investopedia and read it again until i fully understand it
but knowing myself ill have to "do it to get it" as well

>>60579800
>>60579818
what about yieldmax?
I had about 3k before I sold it at profit to gamble away like a dipshit
seems some of the "highest" yields are going more and more down, was it really just a scam, really high yields for a year to get people into it, then they lower yields gradually and run away with the money or something?
note i have a tax free account so divvies arent taxed

>>60579837
A normal company has a dividend of about 2-4%. Anything higher is going to interfere with their FCF and be a burden on their growth. Usually a largecap company will have peaked for growth and just trends with the sector/market (eg WMT had a like 60% return over the last year, but so did the majority of the market). There are some companies like VALE or PBR that have paid like 20-40% dividends in the past, but this isn't sustainable

There's also SGOV, which manages 0-3 month US treasuries and rolls them internally. In practice, this translates to a return of 3-4% annually. One share is $100.xx, depending on how close it is to the month (the price is extremely regular, you don't "get in" at a low, because as time runs out on the month, price ticks up, which represents the accumulated value of the dividend). I have my excess cash parked in this so I can get some stable yield and then buy the dips on other shit.

What you might consider doing is setting up a DCA strategy to buy something every month (like SPY/VOO) regardless of what it's doing, or checking a few things every week and buying it when it's like at least 5-10% off its ATH.

The name of the game is survival. Risk gets you money, risk management keeps it. Can your strategy work over 10, 20 years?

>>60579818
yeah they do pretty much spell it out, but to me at least, its worth paying someone 1% to do it for me and not have to bother.

You seem pretty knowledgeable, do you think funds like QDTE could be around for 5-10+ years? not looking for huge gains, but so far its been beating qqq for me, and I like the idea of a hands off way to generate some income

>>60579837
Ymax has more garbage funds then good ones IMO, purely by making bad calls/timing as far as I can tell since im no options pro, I have made money off MSTY and a couple others, but I make more off QDTE and it seems to be more stable with less decay through bad market conditions. I feel like a lot of these funds can go belly up, but well managed ones that last 5+ years could be game changing and maybe people just havnt caught on to why a "hold forever for yield" stock has advantages over a "buy low sell high" growth stock.

but also, they could decay into nothing if management fucks up too much or the market does certain things.

>>60579854
Mining companies pay high dividends towards the end of the mining cycle. T. Vale holder.
>>60579837
Sounds like you're a gamblin man. Do you have the patience for long term strategeies or the temperance to hold on to money once you got it?

>>60579861
So basically, since a deep ITM position is roughly equal to a long position (but with less upfront capital), they use that as a cover for writing the CCs in the first place, which is a fairly common way to do it. One interesting thing to note is that since it's an index they're trading against, there's no early assignment risk (eg, it's cash-settled).

The most relevant part is "QDTE offers weekly income but sacrifices a portion of capital appreciation", which is the risk of CCs in the first place; you cap your upside and potentially miss out on the gains that matter. Compare the chart of QDTE to SPY, you can see they roughly inverse on the weekly chart (likely due to dividends)

My thought is that it might be worth holding it in a bear market. I notice the fund is fairly new, about a year or so. Given how it started off expensive and trends down over time, it looks similar to those leveraged/commodity/forex etfs that shred value over time. As noted here, a low volatility environment is bad for the fund (eg bull markets).

Like those other etfs, I expect it'll stay around for a while until a major black swan event bankrupts it... since it's not leveraged, it should be fine. I'd expect it to trend down over time, so you might have to reinvest the dividend back into it, and expect reverse splits over time

>>60578497
He can give up the pizza rolls for spoonfuls of peanut butter and a multivitamin.

>>60579854
someone stop me if I am wrong and explain how, but these funds specifically are not growth funds from what I read.

The dividends are paid out of the income generated by writing calls (unless shitty managers pay out of the NAV) so there is not a focus on growth, rather on sustaining that income generated from calls. the trade off is limited upside growth if it rockets up, while still losing if it rockets down, but if they can write mostly good calls, you should be able to sustain the fund indefinitely.

Over time, the compounding effect from DRIP, especially more frequent payouts, should also work in their favour.

Or you know, it could all fail NAV decay to 0$ and I lose everything.

>>60579889
yeah, I think the last time I did the math, I could put in 92% as DRIP and take out 8%, but i generally put 100% in with the mind set that (unless I sell it) that if a 1000 shares can pay me over 500 a month, its a good deal to me given a long time frame and that i was able to grow shares/monthly income from just reinvesting the fund into itself.

>>60579889
Yeah big up days kill it, you can see the underperformance the one day the tariffs got delayed because their covered calls weren't so deep OTM anymore

> Coatue has released its highly anticipated 2030 market cap projections for 40 of the world’s top tech companies.
>The hedge fund expects Nvidia to surpass Apple and Microsoft, forecasting a $10 trillion valuation driven by AI dominance. Tesla, Meta, and Amazon are also expected to post massive gains.
>Meanwhile, legacy firms like IBM and Cisco are projected to lose ground, with Coatue citing innovation gaps and slower growth. The list has stirred investor debate over long-term tech leadership and the pace of disruption.

>>60579456
insider trading is the only reliable way to get rich in the stock market
otherwise you should make money elsewhere and only use the market to hedge against inflation

>>60579925
If you use forexfactory.com and look at the red events for USD (PMI, jobs, etc) you can at least get a feel for what days to avoid and maybe rotate out +/- one day for the high impact stuff

Joby sisters out test flight in Dubai was success. We are going to make it.

Sometimes I think about when I was a kid and my parents bought me toys and stuff to play with, and later when I was older video games too, and I feel really guilty about. I don't still play with any of those toys or games, so it feels like they wasted a lot of money on me.

alright miggers, I need some of your best canadian stock picks on the TSX so i can get something done while greater israel is closed on slave liberation day

>>60580053
>tsx
>no mapl ticker
How does Canada never fail to disappoint?

>>60580053
I made the mistake of investing in some Canadian companies, never again.

I’m 28 with a net worth of 150k
I feel like that’s small for my age, especially since I started investing so late but apparently I have a net worth on par for someone in their mid 40s.
My job isn’t even anything crazy, it’s a factory wagie job at 67k a year.
I seriously can’t fathom how this country is so monumentally retarded with money, I used to think being poor was something people just couldn’t help but now I’m starting to think it’s just a skill issue, which is why lefties are seething so much about the bill that just passed

>>60580053
mostly TSX tickers that are just US stocks, I doubt much growth in canadian funds, maybe some utilities, but why bother? Europe has the same problem, almost all the good stock opportunities are US

>>60580059
>>60580063
Investing in Canada always feels like a scam. They've hollowed out anything that may have provided any reasonable hope of value and replaced it with property speculation.

That's a shame, because if Canada actually invested in its people, they'd likely be just as developed as the United States with high-end industries instead of only banking and real estate. Instead, they import jeets to be slaves, chinks as financiers and creditors, and just have no will to fix any of that.

>>60580063
>>60580059
Cameco and Shopify have been good to me, but I need more

>>60580062
Half the battle is finding out our money is not even fucking real to begin with. I'm a few years your senior but at half your net worth. I snapped out of the matrix a year ago. Steady 5~6% gain per month in dividend income. I look back at the last decade in disgust, but glad I'm free from the mental slavery I was in. I blame myself for the lack of motivation, the public education system, and the financial advisers shilling the traditional savings schemes. The layman literally believes you get rich by saving money like a good boy in a savings account for XYZ years (decades) then you can gracefully expire in your old age without labor. What a life.

>>60580062
I think its more will power then skill, I have seen "smart" guys working the exact same job i work, making more then me, obviously smart enough to do the job and understand how investing/interest works.

Yet time after time its the same story, money was spent during their 20's on booze/women/funko pops and they never invested anything in their 30's more then likely as well.

Like shit... take 8-10% and save it at least, let alone what investing that since 20 would do.

There is a reason why the parable of the talents is so old a lesson, but always applicable.

>>60580075
Literally my Dad. High income, cash rotting in savings, only looking forward to retirement fund opening up for withdrawal in a few more years. Never did a fraction of things he wanted to do throughout his life. No time to spend with family. Wasted potential. But he saved his money like he was told to!

Alright, I got a few AAPL shares that I need to sell off. What do I get on, PLTR?

>>60580087
I'm going to play with MSTR if it drops to the 380s again and sell at 400+. Might watch what happens on July 9.

If i was in charge, people buying their first house/ car would receive loans with negative interest rates. Any other loan would have a base of 20% interest or more. This would ensure prosperity and cut back inflation at the same time.

>>60580074
>Steady 5~6% gain per month in dividend income
The hell are you holding that's yielding that much?

>>60580110
would imagine he means per year

>American markets close for holiday
>/smg/ goes to shit
baka

>>60580062
>starting to think it’s just a skill issue
Schools do not teach, experts lie to you, to keep you uninformed so you slave away and the elite steal the wealth you create. Reality is so different than what people are told that when you say to the them the obvious they reject your statements because they do not believe, cannot believe what you are saying. Congratulations on your awakening, you are going to make it.

>>60580087
Check out GTLB

>>60580134
>Reality is so different than what people are told that when you say to the them the obvious they reject your statements because they do not believe, cannot believe what you are saying.
facts
This world is not what we're told it is

>>60580110
Covered call ETFs. High risk. Been working fine for me though. I reinvest and diversify. Would love to fully reinvest for a while but I'm too chickenshit.
>>60580125
Per month.

fuck "independence day". you jew owned mutts will never be free so cancel it and open the damn markets

>>60580146
>>60580125
I'll have to consider a mix of that and SGOV depending on market conditions and when I'm waiting to buy shit, thanks

>>60580166
Oh yeah, it might be worth grabbing some HAS shares, even though it's rallied recently. Their recent Final Fantasy set in mtg has seen all time records for the game. There's a huge reprint queue, nobody can get the product, and people are paying over $1,000 on the secondary market for collector boxes. The next set, while less exciting, is still in preorder hype

>>60580110
>The hell are you holding that's yielding that much?
Like he explained you can make that per week, or per month depending on what options you trade, but only on the money in play. So if you have $100k in cash, but only use ~ $15k for PLTR or CRWV options (that is what I do), you make the premium (5% on the 15K not the 100,000) per option contract then can sell another contract over and over depending on the stock price appreciation, range, and duration of the contract. I am slowly working my up to multiple contracts on different stocks, but sometimes I just hold the stock because of a big dip, or because its running and I do not want to lose it for too small a premium.

>>60580149
>he doesn't watch browns blow off their fingers like they grabbed an ied
I don't mind it, it's a retard filter.

>>60580182
In Europe it's mostly autistic whites that try to build their own shit or buy stuff from Poland/China

Browns prefer shooting rockets at each other

>>60580197
https://youtu.be/OMe1te7IFQo?si=rkhr33qWcFpwwTBJ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwfhVdYQ_lY

>>60580197
>Browns prefer shooting rockets at each other
It's not that much different from the US either. They can't just enjoy blowing up the heavens, they always find a reason to direct it at each other.

N&Js

>>60579764
Congress is going to investigate Powell approving the $2.5 billion dollar renovation of the Federal Reserve building and he will resign once the heat gets too high. $2.5 billion dollars is enough money to build 2 brand new skyscrapers.

>>60579833
Elon Musk just realized he is less popular than Trump

Looks like tariffs kino is back on the menu, boys

>>60580281
>Congress is going to investigate Powell approving the $2.5 billion dollar renovation of the Federal Reserve building and he will resign once the heat gets too high. $2.5 billion dollars is enough money to build 2 brand new skyscrapers.
hey bro, we need all that money so we can look good while spending money
... Don't worry about it!

>>60578660
Japanification will happen in 10 years

>>60580320
Skyscrapers are cheaper than huge old building renovations.
Arguably they are cheap as fuck as you just stack floors in a methodical way 100 times.
Apply is to square footage and you'll find it's less silly.

My investment account doing ok is probably the main factor in me not putting a bullet through my head.

>>60580337
There is always tomorrow. Have fun

>>60578273
No, next question.

>>60580325
>Skyscrapers are cheaper than huge old building renovations.
>Arguably they are cheap as fuck as you just stack floors in a methodical way 100 times.
>Apply is to square footage and you'll find it's less silly.
can you really put a price on style?
the fed needs a new office building, and they need it NOW
we can't have our fed people sitting their, plotting their central bank schemes, NOT in a swag hq
spare no expense for those central bankers!

Trumps policies ensure that democrats will rule for thd next century and they will dial up the gay/immigration/pedo shit to 11

>>60578436
The future is military engineering. You can't outsource ITAR to jeets.

how do you trade when everything is at ath? just sit out or risk a gamble?

>>60580417
>how do you trade when everything is at ath? just sit out or risk a gamble?
for one, it's never true that everything is at an ATH
you can always find things that are up, or things that are down.
for two, you can just go long. Just buy shit. The market going up is the normal behavior of the market, and just buying stocks as they go is a normal investing strategy
if you wanna get fancy too, you can do that. because not everything goes up at the same time, or at the same speed

Niggers fudding Google.

>>60580403
what are you talking about? Trump's favorability rating is currently at all time high among his base at 60% which makes him literally the most popular republican president since Reagan. Meanwhile the Dems are at their lowest favorability in years. Source for this little tidbit isn't Fox News or some right wing youtubers, but CNN, in case you're wondering.

>>60578488
The junk data problem is only a problem for those LLMs as a service kind of websites
Actual scientists and militaries and shit use their own controlled pools of data to draw on and with those its actually a useful and impressive tool for stuff like spotting patterns and anomalies, especially when dealing with large volumes of data

I have no good advice to offer... my past performance should never be considered for future results and it doesn't matter how many jobs I provide payment for or anything. Like just keep learning and never stop learning new things boss.

>>60579540
Short DXY, long gold

>>60578595
The truth is that there is no middle class in America anymore, they've been squeezed dry to fund decades of pro billionaire fiscal policy

>>60580526
Lies... you're just really fucking retarded....
>there is no middle class
>you're poor or you're not
Look at your retarded ass.

>>60580526
America has the largest and wealthiest middle class in the entire world. Any time I hear what an american welder, plumber, delivery driver, truck driver etc makes for a living I get jealous as fuck. A lot of your blue collar workers make more money than most doctors and lawyers make in the EU.

>>60578135 (OP)
$BULL going to the moon

>>60580526
The truth is there is no DXY, and gold is easily manufactured from lead in a laboratory given enough energy. What everyone has forgot is since the inception of our great representative republic declared its own laws founded on the basis of the doctrines from guys like Cromwell and Montesque, the age of enlightenment... it requires self responsibility

>>60580539
I don´t understand how those dumbfucks are still living hand to mouth on those wages lol.

I am a noble euro investor, I own 100 vcwe and 100 wdef. I use margin to trade options and make about 500 weekly.

What else should I start to dca in?

Michael Madsen passed away

do you ever feel like the walls are closing in, that no matter what you do you just cant get away from the hordes of browns/other vermin that just want to take your shit? civilized whites have no allies in this world, its just a ever man for himself at this point, eventually losing our foothold entirely. there is nowhere to run to escape this hell.

>>60580627
true. good actor that cunt

>>60578941
90% of people won't reach the standard deductible to be able to write it off

>>60580526
>>60580539
Yeah, Euro wages are fucking catastrophic. Here in Bongland we had near-parity with the US before 2008, but in some careers they've been stagnant ever since. I trained as an architect, firms are recruiting people on the same starting salary that I was on nearly 20 years ago, somewhere in the £20-25k range, while every single cost has gone through the roof. The minimum wage has been steadily hiked as well, so now there's no salary difference between stacking shelves and an entry-level professional position. Successive governments and the central bank fret about needing wage restraint, but inflation was all caused by external factors and we need wages to go up so that the government actually has some tax revenue, and companies have an incentive to invest in productivity. Anyway, it's fucked, like proper fucked, and the American middle classes have no idea how disastrous it is for the middle classes everwhere else.

>>60579762
We have a lot of fake holidays that people with a real job still work on. The only real holidays we have are New Years, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. If you get the day off for any other holiday you don't have a real job

>>60580654
I would also include Veterans Day

>>60580654
You also get a microscopic quantity of paid holiday. I mean, as per my previous rant American salaries are miles better, but you could probably let people have another week or two off a year without it actually denting GDP.

I told you to buy the rhinemetal dip yesterday, you didnt listen

>>60580663
I literally bought todays top.

>>60580663
It's up like 2000% in the past 3 years, nobody gives a fuck about some single digit dip, that train has left and if you're buying right now, you can expect the stock to underpeform the market for the next few years.

>>60580627
I will say

f

Not sure who that was, but my condolences frens

>>60580684
I wanted to upload this one and smile, but im truly sorry and unable to joke about the death and loss boss.

https://youtu.be/Jy6AOGRsR80?si=zGuWw_OtzPXvkpt0

>>60580684
He showed up in one way or another in a third of the greatest movies of the 1990s. Even family movies like Free Willy

>>60579714
No it fucking doesn’t lmao

>>60579938
I still don’t understand how Morningstar thinks Microsoft has a wide economic moat, 100% of their products are sustained by inertia as far as I can tell

>>60580742
delicious flat chest
also no more and more of the "inertia" is turning away. A lot of institutions and governments in europe are quitting microsoft

>>60580631
>wont somebody protect me?
Dont be a bitch. In the future Anglos will be like rare elves with their own culture and generational wealth, it’ll be cool

>>60580674
It’s a guaranteed 2% a day when it drops below 1700, if that’s nothing to you then you’re a based deranged options gambler who will stop posting after a few months when you blow up your port

>>60580750
I worry that it’s somewhat performative and most places will not be bothered to finish the job despite signalling
>>60580698
This is some insane oldfag shit, is there a Charli XCX cover

>americans distracted for one day
>futes dump
I guess we know why the market keeps pumping for no reason now.

>>60580785
we NEED burgerbucks

>>60580648
same with australia but since 2020. wages were fantastic here usa-level... how quickly things can change

Not gonna bu them but why are the oil&gas&electricity stocks so undervalued?
Like $EPD, $CTRA, $HAL, $BKR, $AES, $PCG ?

>>60580818
forgot to say BITU & MSTR
never give up biz chads

>GRRR meeting on July 10th with shareholders
Is this when they announce NVDA buy GiRRRls? I’m so hard

why is the market reacting like that? vix up by 7%? I understand its because of the new round of tariffs but wasnt known that the 90 day extension would run out in early july. why is the market acting so surprised?

>>60580887
Maybe they'll finally generate some positive EBITDA

>>60580469
>he trusts news agencies to tell the truth, ever
>he thinks "muh bias" means that if a network reports something that goes against their stated beliefs, it has to be true
>he doesn't know that the entire business model of the 24-hour news cycle is based off of spewing as much bullshit and panic porn as possible, irrespective of political agendas
have you not paid any attention at all during the past decade? lmao

Which semiconductor would you choose $ACMR, $AMKR, $ON, $TER ?
>>60580853
Idk about them

Morning champ, happy 4th!
There's some cereal downstairs and I also left the futures chart open so you could check it.

>>60580917
The assumption is he'll TACO again, but the closer we get to the deadline without him chickening out, the more nervous the market gets.

>>60580917
>July 9th deadline
>July 8th is Tuesday
Such an obvious TACO play.

>>60580403
lol, lmao there’s literally no wrong the GOP can do that the public can’t forgive in 4 years. They could pass legislation demanding that every infant born in the next year be considered Israeli property and sure they’d take maybe a bruising in the next midterm but that’d be about it, come the next presidential elections the Republicans will be back at full strength.

>>60580973
>>60580974
Federal revenue would be in a serious jeopardy if he TACOs.

>>60580981
I mean thats just codifying existing policy into law

>>60580974
>>60580995
Weren't tariffs a key part of pushing through OBBB?

everything is freefalling

FOUR MORE WEEKS

>>60581026
XAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXAXA

WAKE THE FUCK UP IT"S TIME FOR SOME FREEDOM
NEW THREAD
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>>60581034
>>60581034
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>>60581026
>ranging from 60 to 70 to 10 to 20
>said yesterday Japan will get 30 to 40
What the fuck is he talking about, so 10 to 70? Idk why I still read this, market ignores it anyway

>>60578635
who cares man. these are all just political decisions and theres always the eu if you're so scared of debt

>>60578660
Bad.

>>60580053
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