trade deals edition

>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

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>>60588015 (OP)
That's a man.

>>60588020
and?

Soxl chads how we feeling

>>60588015 (OP)
one of the flattest asses I've ever seen. When you lay down like that you butt becomes 100x plumper, and hers is still parallel to the ground. They also made it slo-mo so you could see the pathetic jiggle. Disgusting, 1/10, would not bang etc.

also stocks

last chance to buy euro def

>>60588058
This, she set up the most generous ass shot she could and it's still fucking miniature
10/10 would settle prairie with

>>60588015 (OP)
Gross ass. I can smell shit through the screen

>>60588058
thats the difference between a groid and a white man, flat is best

>>60588015 (OP)
Tariff status?

>>60588015 (OP)
Unfortunately this week will be full of pink wojaks. Trump is gonna send out tariff letters that cause massive panic. It’s ogre, sell everything.

But then two weeks from now it will come back. Long term I am still sticking to my buy-and-hold 2x ETF strategy but times like these are stressful as fuck to say the least. Might just delete my Fidelity app and read books for a month or so.

>tranitor deleted the op image
Kek must have been jealous of her ass

>>60588111
Everyone says this tariff delay is bullish but is it so? VIX is at its bottom and no one knows what nonsense he will come up with in this month.

>>60588159
proof it was a real woman, thats the number one thing that infuriates trannies

Trannies are based

>>60588172
HAHAHAHAHA NO ONE CARES ABOUT THE TARIFFS HAHAHAHAHA TRUMP GOT KEKED BY NEARLY EVERY NATION HAHAHAHAHA WHAT A LAUGHING STOCK WHAT A RUBE WHAT A FAG EVERYONE KNOWS HE'S A CHUMP NOW ROFLMAO

>>60588212
>getting the tariffs he's been jacking off about for a year
have you considered meds?

>>60588221
>cope
Trump wanted deals. He prides himself on negotiations. He flubbed every attempt at dealing with these tariffs. He's a failure. Most countries don't give a shit about trade deals. The tariffs do nothing besides stab US consumers in the back. The handful of countries that even bothered contacting the US got the run around by Trump. Trump has done nothing besides so how much of a wishy washy flip flopping baffon he is. There is no art of the deal with Trump. He has no cards. The world knows it.

>>60588172
Fuck Levi's

>>60588252
t. Stained his pants with his piss

>>60588252
The only ones I like are 501s. So many are stretch fabric garbage.

Buy SBSW

>>60588212
>>60588238

It was a win win retard, tarrif revenue= win, trade deal = win

trading shills and 'experts' are popping up on my feed again, its nearly that time

Just listened to Mumford & Sons for the first time. It's really gay.

whats the play for the second half of the year?

>>60588339
Go all in bobo do it

>>60588370
Bear trap to mid 5Ks before final blowoff top to mid-high 6Ks on SPX. This will be followed by recession and a collapse under the 200WMA for bear market. The next bull market will be a lower high before we crash back somewhere between the 2007 high and the COVID low.

This will take place over the next 5 years though. By EOY I estimate we will be in the low to mid 5k region, crabbing there before a downward move to break the April low in early 2026.

US government has a 7 trillion dollar budget (not counting interest).
Interest is closing in on 1 trillion.
LOL LMAO

>>60588370
Dump the crypto bags on someone after the cycle bull run.

Asking for traditional markets? SP500 top around 6.4k then we are testing the 6.1k top as resistance. DAX and Europe will keep outperforming the US as long as the Ukraine war goes on. As for gold, the chinks will sell their bags and it going below 3k. Bonds will crab.

>>60588454
Cheapies

>>60588370
all in GALT

>>60588370
literally any stock that will greatly benefit from rate cuts.

Been thinking about using my 403b retirement plan to invest in some stuffs via the transamerica I was obviously retarded because I forgot back 8 years ago when I started my job that I was putting in 5% and my job was matching what I was putting in. Well, I forgot all about going back in until this year when it was brought up at a meeting a few nights ago for new hires.

>>60588462
Chat-GPT says it would take a second great depression for the interest to matter without waiting until the 2050's where the interest becomes greater than 25% of budget.

>>60588517
>>60588462
>Budget of 7 trillion
>interest of 1
>that's over 10% in interest
>chatgpt 25% is needed for a depression era
Um we aren't that far away I guess

>>60588370
Mstr and ccj for me

>>60588540
Well that's my guess. Cause obviously when the interest is over 50% it is joeover. 25% seems like the everything is fucked era. Massive cuts to reverse it, no longer being able to afford social security, medicare, etc.

But to be clear Chat-GPT thinks 8 years of bad times gets to over 50% interest, but that takes a second great depression.

>>60588041
Don't sell until it's quadrupled. My female broker advised against this but I told her I believe in David SOXL and she told me he isn't a real person to which I just laughed and called her a silly bitch and hung up.

Chewy anon here. Saving for a car.
>inb4 go to /o/
I trust you guys better.

Anyway comparing pic related we got:
$36,500, 2026 Honda CR-V EX, New
$24,276, 2020 Honda CR-V EX, 40,586 miles
>equivalent difference of paying 30 cents a mile to buy new

It seems like a simple decision in that paying 30 cents a mile is too high a price to buy new. That the used CR-V is a much better value. Am I missing something?
>no I'm not buying a different car, it will be a CR-V

>>60588614
you suck, stupid wannabe thread celebrity

>sgov 4% risk free
dude, like...why can't we just have an infinite x sgov etf

>>60588619
I'm famous for losing 100k+ in September last year.

>>60588507
>rate cuts
hahahahaha

>>60588614
buy whatever will last you the longest for cheapest. A car is an expense not an investment.

>>60588621
>4% a year ROI
>Good
Anon please. You're like 70 years old there are better uses of your remaining time than hanging around on /biz/

>>60588644
I'm not buying either one, just running through the numbers cause it is so much money and easy to project. But yeah the used one is better for me. Basically just got to do some basic maintenance. like change the plugs and some rust prevention.

>>60588614
Reviews say the years are basically the same and you should get used

>>60588629
All other countries are cutting their rates, eventually that idiot Powell will just copy them because he doesn't know what he is doing. Literally every time he speaks it's always, "we don't know what our own data is telling us," crap

>>60588657
>just running through the numbers cause it is so much money and easy to project
do askholes like you ever shut the fuck up?

>>60588666
The used is a gen 5 and the new one a gen 6. The changes were minor and mostly cosmetic. What reviews did you read?

I expect a gen 7 soon cause Toyota recently did major changes to the RAV4, making them all hybrid.

>>60588678
You okay buddy. What is wrong?

>>60588462
image of a frog boiling in water would be more fitting

>>60588679
It was an ai summary I think the source was edmunds

>>60588614
The Hybrid Jazz is better imo, it saves me so much gambling money

>>60588750
I own an older Honda Fit (Jazz in your area). They were discontinued in the US in favor of the HR-V. Only the CR-V has a hybrid version.

what have I missed?

>>60588629
>inflation is transitory - Jerome Powell
rates cut will happen. this old fuck doesn't know how to do his job

>>60588777
>HR-V replaces Jazz
Lmao an HR-V is almost 3x as heavy as a Jazz. What a country.
I guess the '26 CR-V is the safer pick as the big downside for that '20 CR-V is almost 5 years of battery degradation so you'd be lucky if you could sell it later on for +$10k.
You could probably sell the '26 CR-V for 25% less in 5 years.

>>60588793
A poll a while back showed that many people on /biz/ drive Honda's. It was kind of weird and the Toyota owners got really mad about it even though they are basically the same.

>>60588498
based, you gonna make it

>>60588802
Neither of those are hybrids. I'm not dumb enough to buy a used hybrid...lol
The hybrids new I think start at 40k. Making them pointless.

>>60588614
how much do you make per month? you should probably tell us a little more about your financials otherwise no reason to get a used car

>>60588614
amogus

>>60588811
Idk man the hybrid does about 40mpg vs 30mpg on the standard edition, so 0.1 gallons per mile.
At around $3 per gallon and 42 miles average daily mileage, that'd be 3*0.1*42*7*52 = $4,586 / year

Are my shorts fucked next week or not?
I am hearing conflicting news about tariffs, from it being extended to August 1st to 100 countries ignoring the US and will be hit by tariffs rate from April

>>60588862
are you not confident in your bet?

>>60588572
This but entirely unironically

>>60588862
Supposedly a big tarrif roll out tomorrow

I'd stop shorting tho 2bqh

>>60588498
>>60588808
I haven't been around for a while. Qrd on this play?

>>60588808
you too, future millionaire

>>60588891
>Supposedly a big tarrif roll out tomorrow
numerous deals were promised late May, then early, mid and late June, why now in early July is anything going to get finalized when Taco just keeps extending? Taco does not have the cards.

Gonna buy some more SCHD tomorrow.

>biotechs and growth div stocks
I assume these are jokes

>>60588926
There has been only one 90 day extension iirc. It was a news nation clip where he said there will be 12 letters sent to various countries with various tarrif levels to be made public tomorrow

>>60588926
Welcome to the Trump put anon

>>60588937
I think div growth is the cheapest income option for retirees(you always pay for income) and biotech is just low winrate big wins

Imagine defunding weather forecast and research in a state that's at the golf of MEXICO, which is a hurricane region.

https://youtu.be/DMAE5CNtl-I?si=ahjyow1ORZV_CNkz

>>60588971
>golf of MEXICO,
they should rename the gulf of mexico to the golf of mexico. Then maybe trump will care about it
let's compromise, meet in the middle
Call it the "Golf of America" and then trump will watch it like a hawk. Make sure it's well taken care of.

>>60588988
Trump now also won't be able to blame Mexico for Hurricanes, since it's called Golf of America.

>>60588995
>>60588988
>This was Gulf of Mexico's hurricane, not Golf of America's!

>tariff delay again
always bet on TACO

>>60589001
always bet

>>60589001

been eyeing KHC all year.. made a good play on it for 28 and sold for 33 or so before it started crashing... it is starting too look scoopable again...

Should I build this website (AI mock up in pic, obviously HN inspired)? I want to capture the value from finviz, seeking alpha, and maybe some sentiment analysis feeds from twitter/stock twits but combined with a high quality research news feed and maybe an in-browser backtester.

>>60589020
The management of that company is just shit. I wouldn't touch that company until all the south americans have been removed from their management positions. 3G drove it into the gutter

>>60588971
All of DOGE was pretty much just a repeat of Musk's infamous Twitter code argument.

https://youtu.be/RJo-ulbIu8I?si=PC4Wd4K6XHluNtYE

>>60589021
yes build it

>>60589025
wait, why do they have a bunch of spics on the board?

Dubs and TSLA opens in the green, about 5% or so higher than last week

>>60589030
ok thx I bought the *.org domain, and sent a message to whatever company is parked at the *.com. I will work on it, but not sure how to acquire users. I assume if you spam on various websites you'd get banned and also I don't have the money to advertise and there would be no monetization on the site itself for awhile

>>60589010
lame

>>60589041
Weekend futures still at -2,9%

>>60589067
Don’t trust memetures

>>60589073
Memes become reality and reality becomes memes.

>>60589034
Because 3G took over with Warren buffet, and 3G installed a bunch of nepotism friends (like the youngest CFO).

>https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/israel-carrying-out-intense-strikes-on-houthi-targets-in-yemen-confirms-defense-minister/
When will Israel's bloodthirst be quenched?

>>60589104
>When will Israel's bloodthirst be quenched?
Until every man, woman, child, and jew is exterminated on Earth. They cannot fulfill their prophecies without destroying themselves.

>>60588626
I lost 100k in 2022 and you don't hear me making it my whole identity

>Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed the new tariffs will take effect on August 1

Nice, no cuts til december

>>60589147
They ever reach an agreement with china on anything?

>>60589021
and some finviz features like this

>>60589021
I am going to provide a general response.

>>60589156
not really
and they probably secretly shoved navarro into a meat grinder

aaaaaaaaaand it's a nothingburger.

>>60589156
The geneva agreement after meeting in London to reinstate the geneva agreement-truce. No clue if magnets are now actually "flowing". Since that hasn't really happened yet there likely won't be a real deal for months.

So I suppose the real question is if the 12 tarrif announcements are on anything relevant

I suspect eu will be getting an extension from the softening rhetoric recently and I suspect Japan will be one of the 12 because Trump said the talks werent going well

Japanese autos are pretty big in USA and could be a decent short

>>60589163
when? respond to this too pls >>60589044

I have a pretty good backtesting UI right now I think, here's an example. not all kinks are ironed out yet of course. the backtesting engine generates signals for a given strategy+parameter+asset+timeframe, which are then archived in a database. then I use Jupyter notebooks (with templates and a library of snippets) to explore the signal database and determine ideal filtration, risk config, etc.

I'm not yet doing any ML or anything, just simple TA indicators to stress testing workflows and the UI. the backend is event driven

Brasil could also be one of the 12 because Lula is a unionist and most likely will defend his export base

I guess even the Vietnam tariff with 20% will go into effect in August. The Fed can't fuckin do shit thanks to these guys.

>theyre adding klarna shit to FICO and other scores

I've used these but to just help spread out some expenses, like a new camera. if i just pay them off automatically on time everytime this shit shouldn't matter right, it's just going to sucker punch people who don't actually use these Payment services responsibly

>>60589204
Also:
>Yes, the deadline ends in July
>uh no, we will implement tariffs in August
Literally no point but to factually extend the deadline cause you are bluffing.

>>60589259
What's so bad about this movie is that quite a lot made this to a large part of their identity.

>>60588370
I'm overweight on oil (IEO/IEZ), betting on US getting sanctioned, and rotating in a panick to domestic production. I do not care about the spot price. These probably pay a modest dividend too.

Otherwise I'm building a position there, copper, gold, silver, uranium, split 50:50 between producers and spot. Got a handful of lithium/REE stuff too

>Tariffs return to April rates on August 1 without deals, Bessent says

How many are going to be surprised the market is down 2% August 1st if there are no deals?

>>60589340
>these fags think the fed is ever going to lower rates with all this retardation

Will we see 1€ = $1.25 by EOY?

>>60589240
>it's real
I wonder if credit scores can go negative.

>>60589346
It's /smg/'s version of bagholding failing cryptocurrencies. Rates will not go down because it removes the possibility of doing a controlled demolition of an overvalued economy when it turns from a slow boil to a pressure cooker.

>microsoft is 99,9% pajeets now

>>60589431
>aishwarya panda
Damn, Early Life is turning into Early Flush at this rate.

With that said, Microsoft's layoffs didn't even move their price all that much. Liquidating the nation's corporate assets for shareholder value has made people used to these actions. Indian nepotism, however, will be on full display now that people are struggling and wondering why some stinky street shitter is being hired to fuck up everything they do.

>>60589431
That means Microsoft will collapse years ahead of schedule?

>>60589431

>>60589447
The layoffs were mostly in their Xbox division.
They spent tens of billions acquiring studios with little to show for it.
There's at least three games, Everwild, Perfect Dark, and "Project Blackbird," which started development as early as 2014 and 2018. The studios still needed a few years before they were released.

>futas

>>60589447
>Damn, Early Life is turning into Early Flush at this rate.
kek

>>60589496
They also apparently laid off a LOT of sales/customer-relations people

>>60589431
I hate these fuckers like you wouldn't believe.

>>60589514
the future of customer service is chat boxes in the corner of a website (has been for a while now and some of them are literally just ai you can manipulate like the guy who made one sell a car to him for a dollar)

>>60589346
>>60589426
Ok bros, all other countries have cut their rates but the US won't because you guys know more than what even the FED itself is going to do when even the FED is constantly saying it doesn't even know how to read its own data. A stock market being "overvalued" has nothing to do with monetary policy, that's not even something the FED considers when making it's policy decisions.

>>60589521
>future of customer service is chat boxes in the corner of a website
I'm sorry I did not get that. Please try again.

>>60589527
kek'd

>>60589496
>The layoffs were mostly in their Xbox division.
>They spent tens of billions acquiring studios with little to show for it.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that. I always see Microsoft through a corporate service end. Those studios were bought just to essentially buy the IP to make it inaccessible and kill their competition. Very old-school.

New hotness is acquisition hires, which buys companies to poach their hires, but Microsoft in it's currently curried state is cripplingly afraid of money and success, and is extremely reliant on legacy industries and its de facto majority shareholder influence on OpenAI. So long as the debt is easy, this will continue to happen.

>>60589499
Bro, it's getting bad. I used to have a peaceful time searching for stuff and now it's just full of poop squiggles and AI generated slop that's clearly Indian. They're like nationalistic trannies where they HAVE to state that they're from India or they're Indian.

I hope that they get rangebanned in every domain. They'll rightfully earn it too.

>>60589524
>A stock market being "overvalued" has nothing to do with monetary policy, that's not even something the FED considers when making it's policy decisions.
Sure, but it sets loan rates and people will saturate to whatever debt that they can afford to make minimum payments to, which causes debt to skyrocket with rate cuts. Americans are incapable of austerity of their own volition.

>>60589530
>Bro, it's getting bad. I used to have a peaceful time searching for stuff and now it's just full of poop squiggles and AI generated slop that's clearly Indian. They're like nationalistic trannies where they HAVE to state that they're from India or they're Indian.
>I hope that they get rangebanned in every domain. They'll rightfully earn it too.
just ban every single indian IP

>>60589521
Crazy that Spectrum used to have an automated system that you call and would connect your cable box and even modem. Now they brought back an actual call center to set it all up with an actual person.

July 9th status?

>>60589426
The stock market is undervalued.

>>60589541
Delayed until August

>>60589554
Not all of them..

>>60588300
Nope. It's a loss for Trump. Countries around the world showed they two fucks about his threats or his tariffs. Trump lost in this regard. He won nothing. No country will pay his tariffs. Corporations will pay the tariffs and pass the cost onto consumers.

>>60589474
Indians, like jews, only hire their own kind.

The real irony though is that ai will inevitably replace all pajeets. They can get jobs for now but their asses will be gone soon enough

>>60589591
Also adding to Trump's losses in regards to his tariff goals:
>illegal immigration still happening
>fentynal still coming over the border
>few if any companies are moving production to the USA
>American workers getting laid off because tariffs and supply chain are fucking up what production there is in the USA
So yah. Trump fucked up. Then he chickened out. Now he's trying to act all hard. Meanwhile the world is laughing at him. God damn what a disaster Trump is turning out to be.

>>60589591
This is a shill, so my reply is not to you but to others who may be reading. The consumers will switch to domestic competitors. Either the tarrifed country eats it or risks losing market share

>>60589612
Unironically, and I mean this sincerely, go back to fucking reddit. No one gives a shit about your faggy hatred of orange man, and no 4channel gold is coming your way

>>60589612
>>American workers getting laid off because tariffs and supply chain are fucking up what production there is in the USA
not to sound like a fag, but proofs? last i saw the unemployment numbers were going down, if only by an extremely marginal rate.

>>60589637
>An economic slowdown and rocky financial markets has led companies to shed more than 154,000 jobs this year, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas. Retailers have eliminated nearly 80,000 jobs this year, up 255% from the first half of 2024.
>"Retailers are one of the hardest hit business sectors by tariffs, inflation and uncertainty," Andrew Challenger, senior vice president of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, said in a statement. "If consumer spending continues to fall, it could mean more job losses in this industry."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/layoffs-doge-tariffs-cbs-news-explains/
There are layoffs in auto manufacturing related to disruptions in trade related to Trump's trade war as well.
https://m.economictimes.com/news/international/business/ford-forced-to-idle-multiple-us-plants-on-china-magnet-shortage/articleshow/122124223.cms
There many such situations occuring/will be occurring over the next several months.

>>60589618
>>60589623
Seethe trannies. You have no counter argument because there is none. Trump lost. Consumers are paying the price. And the world is laughing at America.

>>60589665
You know I know you're reddit? Because not once did you mention trump being a Israel puppet. Every single nigger on here, whenever talking about trump, calls out his Jewish cock sucking. You gave yourself away, and you can't fool me, retard. Go cry about him on r/politics or r/democrats, since you're already a fucking mod there

>futures

Turn 0. Turn 0 fucker.

>>60589021
>AlphaPulse
Should I abandon this domain because there's already a MarketPulse?

I bought like 5 shares of Galt because everybody wouldn't shut up about it and it was 2. Did the deadline for the MOONING come yet or was it that time it hit 3?

OPEN THE FUCKING MARKET
I NEED TO BUY MORE GOOGL

>>60589673
>still seething
>still no argument
>still not a real woman
I accept your capitulation.

>>60589198
i'm a UI expert. (seriously been writing JS since the late 90s built many libraries from scratch).

the issue with UIs wrt trading is that charts are difficult to build and scale, so everyone uses tradingview's, but in _general_ the UI gets in the way. that's why bloomberg terminal reigns supreme.

look into what shkreli is doing with godel terminal.

I will be buying another 100 shares or schd on market open. And another 100 shares every month until I have 10000. Only 95 months to go, then I retire.

I need a double to get even but everything I buy goes red

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1lsxnl5/the_time_of_achr_has_come

posted this in another thread here, thought it was funny. LOTS of plebbitors against this play. I'm thinking $20 by EOY.

>>60589372
That'd be wonderful for European industry

>>60589758
what I'm going for is different than Godel, more of a strategy research platform than a live market heartbeat type thing. I don't really care about bar charts, low latency, live news, live options OI, etc. I don't need this stuff on my screen, I just need an easy UI for data science type stuff. For my use case I like the YAML UI personally, though it could easily be converted to some dynamic html forms (fields required would depend on strategy etc) or something like that, or an AI agent generating the config (I don't want AI agents generating strategy code however, just configurations)

most backtesters I've seen don't gracefully handle parameter sweeps or composability of strategies and they dont' cache / memoize or build out a db. I basically want a very low latency research pipeline to read a paper or article with a strategy, throw it in my system and analyze the results. so im going for research to production velocity, different goal completely than Godel

but the site for now would more simply be just news aggregation until all that's ready

>>60589637
Unmployment only dropped 0.1% in the last jobs report due to an oversized increase in state and local government hirings.
Payrolls increased way less than expected in Nonfarm private sector

Alright I need a final answer before tomorrow morning, the BBB, bullish or bearish?

>>60589781
>I just need an easy UI for data science type stuff
what exactly data science type shite are you looking to render? seems like if you don't need charts or anything, you want text, no?
>I basically want a very low latency research pipeline to read a paper or article with a strategy, throw it in my system and analyze the results
what are you writing the engine in? do you need lots of concurrency?

>>60589790
All I know is bond market is going to die painfully over the next year

>>60589772
>aviation company

Every time any kind of small aviation company us brought up my mind instantly goes to wall street.

Just want to thank smg for some excellent advise these last few years.

I've been experimenting with 0DTE SPY calls and have been pretty successful. Does anyone have any tips for this strategy? Or is it purely gambling?

I've also been partially invested in divvies for monthly income. Half MSTY, half ULTY. Worried a bit about MSTY given BTC volatility at an all time low. What divvie stocks are you guys pivoting to?

>>60589796
>seems like if you don't need charts or anything, you want text, no?
some stuff like parameter heat maps etc are nice and it's easier to spot patterns, here's a random example of a tearsheet:
https://assets.super.so/37c35fc7-65f9-41ba-8ec1-78a1ab0e2d3c/files/7fadd658-8ffb-464e-8457-7f813528e448.pdf

>what are you writing the engine in?
everything is in python right now, in the future yeah I'll want concurrency and parallelism and was gonna move to rust for some stuff probably (and yeah I'm aware of cypthon).

some of the data science type shite I'll do is evaluate pure signal output across various strategy parameters for robustness using the heatmaps for visual aid, apply various regime filters to see if I can improve performance, SL/TP optimization, partition the data for walk-forward validation, evaluate how various selection criterias and processes hold up to OOS data, different execution models, etc. in the future I'll do more ML stuff but for now I'm intentionally keeping it simple and only working with indicators to smooth everything out while anticipating and allowing for more complexity down the road. I basically want to be able to do really granular analysis with a composable system that let's me iterate and research as fast as I can think.

the yaml config syntax was here: >>60589198. the idea is that you can construct pretty complex strategies relatively simply (the example there is a weighted regime ensemble where sub strategies can have their own risk config, constraints, etc) using reusable components but some new strategies will need to be hard coded.

the second example in the config just shows how easy it is to run a grid search param sweep in the system (can do any number of strategies as well)

>>60589823
>the idea is that you can construct pretty complex strategies relatively simply
importantly you can just tack them as you go too. I want to spend as much time as possible doing data analysis so I want to be able to just add some constraint ad hoc to my strategies and then re-run it through the backend to confirm/validate it's performance (ensuring I didn't have look-ahead bias sneak in during my Jupyter analysis). as opposed to rewriting, rerunning, and re-validating code for every strategy tweak. I hope to embed this into the website once it's polished up and charge a small premium for the compute and data cost I'd incur or something.

>futures

What would smg do if you were flat broke and didnt have a car

>>60589847
that's a big pig

>>60589861
for you

>>60589850
I'd probably browse /ck/ and /lit/ instead

>>60589862
yes! he did it, he said the thing haha
kek

Buying more BULL tomorrow if it opens down.

>>60589818
PII has momentum to go up while still providing a safe dividend of ~6%. I would hold off an see if you can get it for under $44-45 this week. It's a boring small cap "boomer" stock but a relatively safe play.

>>60589796
What are your thoughts on the AlphaPulse name too mr. UI expert? I sorta regretted it after remembering MarketPulse is a thing, but it was only like $7 for the year so it's a good place holder for now at worst.

>>60589879
>Buying more BULL tomorrow if it opens down.
Hearing BULL is next HOOD and will get meme energy and gains soon. I might buy some regardless and just hold.

>>60589847
Me taking physical delivery of my lean hog futures

>>60589823
>everything is in python right now, in the future yeah I'll want concurrency and parallelism and was gonna move to rust for some stuff probably
Elixir and Phoenix could be up your alley eventually.

whatever you do just please avoid pandas.

and if you are going to sell this thing, I would focus on the customizability of your yaml config. e.g. when I start typing inside of a key e.g. `constraints`, I would expect `signal` to show some kind of intellisense popover. same thing with `volatility_percentile`. to me that would be very attractive. almost like a retool kind of experience.

>>60589885
if you can get the dot com, I think it's a good name. I typically don't like names longer than 3 syllables so make that your limit. although there is already seekingalpha so you will have to sort of compete with the brand share. I would try to get a quirky memorable name if you can. browse dropcatch and godaddy auctions. you can always rebrand later. the key is to build.

>DON'T MAKE ME TAX AMERICANS MORE
>DON'T MAKE ME DO IT
>Thank you for your attention in this matter.
lol

Futures red, im liquidating everything.

>>60589937
TACO sissy melty

>>60589906
>e.g. when I start typing inside of a key e.g. `constraints`, I would expect `signal` to show some kind of intellisense popover. same thing with `volatility_percentile`. to me that would be very attractive.
Same! Was planning for that down the road.

What's wrong with pandas? slow?

>if you can get the dot com, I think it's a good name. I typically don't like names longer than 3 syllables so make that your limit. although there is already seekingalpha so you will have to sort of compete with the brand share.
thanks for the feedback. for quirky names I was stuck on 'bandit' for awhile (multi-arm bandit reference in reinforcement learning), then I liked narwhal cuz it's a small unicorn whale (lol), I liked random forest too but all those were taken, even the shitty domain extensions. 'Four Prophets' was another quirky one (like for profits), riskless was kinda cool like suckless. ultimately just wanted to get something up and this one was available with a path to .com ownership, and it aligns with what the site is.. I feel like getting the right name is so important

>>60589189
Following the Japan talks has made me feel for the poor bastards because they've basically been the Japanese team asking as politely as possible without reaching across the table and shaking the shit out of Lutnick, Bessent and Grier "what the fuck do you guys actually want," and getting three different answers every time.
To the point that the three even asked the japs to wait a moment and then started arguing with each other mid-meeting.

>>60589189
most jap cars in the US arent even made in japan. it is far cheaper to just make them here. my nissan was made in mexico lmao

I’m doubling down on NVO. Currently negative ~35%. Surely this will work out.

>>60589790
>Alright I need a final answer before tomorrow morning, the BBB, bullish or bearish?
i think it's bullish for stocks

>>60590036
You are correct. It's especially bullish for SBSW.

>>60589975
>pandas
performance mainly. also avoid Dash.

narwhal is too plebbitor sounding. when i think of domains sometimes i'll think of compound words, in your example, "riskless" => "risk-on". then using it backwards if it might work (noksir) => that can be personified to have some jeeves type of mascot or something. the key is to not be super generic, IMO. chatGPT is kind of a terrible name but it's quirky and memorable. good luck.

>>60589707
Here's a funny deck I made c. 2019 standard. Our town's LGS closed and the next town (where some of my pals play) still tell stories about it today. It was a nightmare to play again

>T1: Forest, Elves
>T2: Land, Kiora for 3
>T3: Float 3, play Lotus Field, untap with Kiora, add 3, play Haphazard Bombardment
>Put four counters on their shit, probably 3-4 lands or 0-1 threats or planeswalkers
>T4+: Board sweep, kill their lands, play my own threads and be ahead by +5-6 mana for the rest of the game

>futures

>>60590095
I know this feel

>>60590081
>narwhal is too plebbitor sounding.
lmao I thought the same thing

>the key is to not be super generic
I agree, which is what I don't like about the current name, but it looks good on the banner imo and I like the AP initials and phonetics

I wish LLMs were better at generating good names for this kinda stuff but by their nature it's gonna be generic

if the name was available I'd take Empirica, Taleb's old thing and has been ran through by a bunch of other corpos. Quantopian was obviously a good one too.

FUTURES.ARE. BUSSIN.

>>60588540
the fact that interest payments are larger than the military budget means it is already a hindrance to the projection of military power to at least some extent

>>60589995
>To the point that the three even asked the japs to wait a moment and then started arguing with each other mid-meeting.
Japanese companies are doing better than the politicians. Their domestic economy is stagnant and onshoring to the US may help their fortunes as the US is the fastest growing economy, as well as the fastest to recover when downturns occur.

But yes, the lack of predictability is hurting 47's administration for everyone, especially the ones that want to cooperate. They always give off the impression that they're not doing their due diligence.

it's over

>>60590139
>interest payments are larger than the military budget
Trump wants Powell to cut rates to refi the debt

>>60589612
>turning out to be

>>60590081
alphaholics.io is available but the association is less professional

>>60590003
>it is far cheaper to just make them here
It's also worthwhile to specifically make cars for the US market for them, because their US, Japanese, and global lineup oftentimes does not match up at all.

>>60590152
domainers are out of their minds these days.

>>60590038
>SBSW
>mining stocks
good luck w/ that one buddy.

hows /biz/ smg the past few weeks? Still full of leftypol incels?

>>60590192
yes, me

>>60589847
/Leanhog/bros.... our response?!?!?

>>60590183
Sounds like a questionably legal sports betting site.

>>60589772
eVTOL is feasible now, I'm not sure who would use it regularly aside from the wealthy. I think it's ACHR and JOBY for that sector. Only downside is the low range due to insufficient electric range.

>>60588862
>>60589637
Signs of recession??

>>60588928
with your social security check grandpa?
Buy UNH options pussy nigga

>>60590277
NIMBYs were already shitting their pants over electric scooters lol

>>60590349
I think that was primarily due to startups dumping scooters everywhere and then because the American public are assholes, they'd treat them like trash to litter once they were done or they were out of battery power.

I always parked the electric scooters appropriately, but I did my fair share of mudding, drifts, and sent them flying off ledges when I scooted my way through shortcuts during that rental. I did not treat them kindly.

eVTOL aircraft are not quite that cheap to do that, but I wouldn't put it past richfags to do the same, or just lease them so they don't bear the liability of keeping them airworthy.

>>60589772
not for $10 a share, let it dump bad again. it's hit 2.80something low and 13.something high on the 52 week
They truly have to have something INCREDIBLE in the oven to hit $20 this year. I made a couple hundred trading intraweek in when they had literally their first ever public test flight a little bit ago. That's the biggest news they've ever even had.

Futes?

>>60588015 (OP)
$BULL is partnering with blackrock = they are not failing who else is slurping this dip?

>TSLA

>>60589340
there will be no tariffs

When you look at it there really wasnt any logical fucking reason to elon backing trump at least the dems are a slightly logical party the republicans just swing between maga shithousery and israel bootlicking. His company lost those carbon credits. Dumb as hell what even was the long term plan? Did he think he could make trump his puppet? Still expecting a green tsla goday

>>60590289
A recession is when your neighbor loses their job. A depression is when you lose yours.

I want to slurp more UNH at open but I’m going to be playing pool, some ta cunt please tell me the bottom at opening so I can set a limit order thank u

>crypto up
>euro down
>stocks down except dax
wtf is this market doing

>>60590440
elon wanted to form the america party, that was the original goal. everything he did was deliberate. elon is like 20 moves ahead of trump, you will see. its a 1 step back, 3 steps forward plan

Don't let bears get into your head - Today is a pump day.

>>60590440
>goday
Hehe

>>60590448
reality is setting in

>>60590453
based sminem poster.

>>60590428
Guys be honest what do you think of $BULL I have my main portfolio with fidelity but webull has more advanced charting and is partnered with BlackRock. I feel like especially sub 14 this is a good price to enter but what do you think am I diluted? I have 285 shares at about 14 15 share average thinking this will go to 18 or 20 by end of summer

When a stock nose dives who tf is buying all the sells?

>>60590470
Dude what kind of a question is that

Soxl chads, feed me cope

Why are gwailo dumping grorious bull?

>>60588856
I don't drive that much and for me it is only 5mpg difference in the roads I'm driving. More highway than city. By the time the gas savings mattered it would be years of battery degredation.

>>60590453
He looks like a slavic rat person...

What is it with these rich people like Musk and Trump where they can't shut their mouth? I know they are rich and can say whatever. But they both say dumb things that is hurting their own objectives. Making their goals harder to achieve.

>>60590445
I'm buying mine at 299.33

tesla 15% down today minimum

Just wondering guys.

I have like ~10% of my portfolio in cash.
BOXX which is basically reinvested money market or fed rate.

Would it be smart or stupid to go further out on the bonds maybe 7-10 year and maybe leverage up with something like TYD?

I think Fed will cut rates eventually or Trump puts in a new fed chair who cuts in 2026 after JPow retires.

>>60590501
watch it recover anyway because best cars and much ai wow and all that stuff

>>60590494
Trump is senile and Musk is autistic.

>>60590475
If you sell it someone buys it
Who is buying it

>>60590529
Is this what they call a top signal, bros

>>60590529
Algos and retail

>>60590453
Is he alive?
Some claimed that Sminem might have died in the war?

>>60590448
DXY up on BBB spending

>>60590553
It's more likely that DXY is rising due to another tariff delay, which lowers the risk on US assets

>>60590546
And if its an objectively bad doomed stock? Whos buying?

>>60590561
Boomers that fell for the value meme. This is how dogshit like INTC still has its shills. Usually these people look at the chart and the worse the chart looks the more they buy.

>>60590548

He lives on in our hearts, his noble sacrifice forfeiting his only life to achieve temporary control of a 200 square metre frozen tundra will never be forgotten. Even if it is now back in Ukie hands, Blyat!

>>60590558
why did they drop then

Sure would be a shame to get satanic trips and condemn us all to a bloody red day.

>>60590574
its already recovering but the dollar is back to dumping as it does

when cheapies, i want to double my acc again

>>60590567
I need real information. please.
This rat-looking goof is too pure to die for his evil masters.
Really sad if they really shipped him to the front line.

>>60590561
Nobody can tell if a stock is doomed unless they have filed for bankruptcy and about to be delisted

SPY 666 EOM

>>60590568
>they

>>60590608
Take a company like juul
They are still in business yet they are banned most places from selling flavored vapes but their competitors arent
If juul was public i would short juul

>>60589937
>Don't work with China or its 10%!

The Southern hemisphere has been telling the US for a decade that they can't be made to choose and this TACO goes out and tests the theory.

>>60590608
Share dilution or fraud are great contenders for toxic stock as well

>>60590625
But what if juul start buying bitcoin?
Or announce that people can pay with dogecoin and tastefully lewd pictures of Japanese women??

N's and J's

>>60589995
I disagree, they are pretending to be retarded to stall

>>60590636

How much for an NFT of this piece?

Also Gorillioniares, big webinar on Thursday where our dear perverted jeet CEO will gaslight us into thinking new contracts are about to be announced. Bullish!

Going as expected, inductor now at 14.4, just a little short of the 15 threshold. Right in time for the 9th of July, what a coincidence :^)
I'm not waiting for 15, we're so close anyway, might as well sell now before I'm trapped bagholding like a retard. It was a nice run though, might last until September, there's still a tiny bit of juice.

>>60590651
Nothing, just right click and save image as...

>>60590657

Saved :)

GOOGL to 185 today

>>60590631
HOW MUCH WERE YOUR SHARES DILUTED

HOW MUCH WERE HIS

>>60590664
Take your meds schizo

>>60590636
>Redbull can
Based

>>60588862
>I am hearing conflicting news about tariffs, from it being extended to August 1st to 100 countries ignoring the US and will be hit by tariffs rate from April

They say that during the collapse of the Soviet Union the leadership really had no idea what was going on in the Soviet economy. All the indicators were broken and anyone who could tell the truth had an interest in lying.

>>60589768
SCHD is a great core holding but $270,000 worth isn’t enough to retire

>>60590732
Theres no way this country makes it to 2040

Buddy you could have bought a long time ago.

>>60590753
i hate this picture and will now sell everything

lmao I missed that one

>>60590808
Bullish for TSLA? Bullish for TSLA. My fellow traders and I have all read the thing, and have come to an agreement that TSLA will pump 7 to 8% on this news.

>>60590850
why is it that every time tesler dips you get cantor and wedbush spamming bullish articles

Really, there's still time to get in early on TSLA. In 2026 Elon Musk and Gal Gadot will create the first half Musk half Jewish baby, Galaxon Haknoo AV34berg. Baby Galaxon will create the first AI powered TESLA cyber baby stroller. While 27 units may explode on their first day of operation (killing 10 babies, and 17 dog children), TSLA stock will rocket to new ATHs and the P/E ratio will touch on the coveted 250 clown world points.
>t. ApuWood Street trading strategy partners LLC.

>>60590882
Incorrect, Musk already has Mischling babies with that Neuralink yenta.

All you have to do is buy TQQQ on margin. That's it.

pls redpill me on ULTY
pls keep in mind im stupid
thank u saars

>>60590913
Investing bait for retards

>>60590913
If something has option strategy or yieldmax in its name its a scam.

Did Trump delay tariffs again? Lmao

May today be the day my GALTussy gets what it needs

>>60590944
it'll get a good hard reaming to 0

>>60590947
as long as the horror ends one way or another

>>60590808
Who would even join this party? Tech bros?

Still interested in what the play on GALT is? Are they about to cure cancer or something? Or is this just one bagholding shill poster?

>>60590961
something something fat people liver damage or something

>>60590959
H1Bs and their employers

>>60590909
Wow best girl patrician choice

>>60590961
One guy shilled it first after the 2x and then a bunch of people longed the picotop. This guy is probably down 30%

>>60590961
>Or is this just one bagholding shill poster?
I've posted it earlier, but they're struggling with any statistically significant clinical trial results with belapectin with MASH cirrhosis at any stage.

Reading through the literature, the issue is that an engineered carbohydrate is not going to fix a clogged liver and varicose veins in the esophagus. The best that GALT has managed is very early treatment and even that isn't statistically significant. Given the years that they've been beating the shit out of this to find results, it's very unlikely that they will find something.

>>60590961
It's a biopharma pennystock trying to cure a notoriously hard to treat disease. I'd bet the company wont exist in 3 years.

>>60590973
>notoriously hard to treat disease
What an understatement. A lot of it is primarily due to patient noncompliance, since MASH cirrhosis is primarily due to being a fork fingered fat fuck. By the time they are diagnosed, the damage is already done and they're too addicted to food to resolve the problem.

What are the chances we go back to green before end of the day

>>60590977
exactly 50% because the answer is it will or it won't
t. master statistician

>>60590930
>>60590931
Why?
Isn't it just a more volatile schd?

>>60590976
i thought those things come from alcoholism

>>60590985
nah that's a different type of cirrhosis. Alcoholic, viral, and fat fuck are the 3 main types of cirrhosis, but they can also overlap
t. medfag

>>60590985
Alcoholism is a factor, but there is a significant rise in MASH cirrhosis that originates from non-alcohol causes these days, and a lot of it it just due to the high sugar diets that modern societies eat, simply due to the fact that sugars and carbs are very cheap.

im all cash, do i just buy this SOXL dip at market open?

>>60590991
go all in on leap calls

Morning bros

>>60590977
100%
line goes up

>>60591000
>>60591000
>>60591000

Anybody dividend maxing? I'm tempted to split my funds half into VOO, and use the other half on dividend stocks.

Is this retarded?

>>60590984
No, when lookin at yeild products you have to look at total return vs the yield, this is usually what you are trading for the additional yield

If its a young fund you must also compare it to similar strategy older funds. You see this in cc alot, where there is no underperformance period because the fund has not been around long enough to experience one

>>60590961
It's a meme thats been shilled on /smg/ for ~8 years. I honestly cant believe it still gets posted here

>>60591045
Yes