american exceptionalism 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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>>60694191 (OP)
You're all low IQ for not stacking Divies

Buy SBSW

Acquire SBSW

>>60694192
?

>>60694198
Imagine "stacking" divies when you can just lump sum 1 day before retirement and be better off

GRRR

GRRR

GRRR

If you miss this buying opportunity you will audibly curse GRRR when it hits $60

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/president-trump-threatened-to-break-up-nvidia-didnt-even-know-what-it-was-what-the-hell-is-nvidia-ive-never-heard-of-it-before
Stable genius

when you enter risky stocks weekends become a torture
stock should be only off in sunday ffs

Sell SBSW

>Greeks posting local stock market gains on /biz/

Peak euphoria. The internet was a mistake.

Man, the crypto stuff might be a bit more complicating than thought.

In case of Staking, did you know some tokens generate "revenue" or interest every few second? Some each 2 hours, some take longer. It depends also with which Validator/provider you stake.

Now, in germany for example 256€ are taxfree to stake.
Do you go above, you have to tax it all. The issue is rather how the fuck to keep track.

Cause I assume that each time you receive a "reward" (your staking interest) this would be the taxable event. Now imagine you stake, generate every few seconds a new (part-)token for you but the token changes price every day.
>reward, INJ value at creation $12,1
>next reward INJ price $12,2
How do you want to fuckin do taxes on that. At the end of the year you have to pay taxes on tokens generated that in the meantime might have tanked in value (since they don't deduct taxes; and how would they, you receive the token as reward, not money like with regular $/€ banking and interest).

Picrel, INJective. Reward frequency 0,67sec.
That means a taxable event more than once in a second. That's nice for compound staking, but taxwise this seems like hell.

It would be possible to keep track if the exchange or the provider where you stake has a transaction history that states the token, the price of the token at creation of the reward and the equivalent in USD/EUR. But it would still be a pain in the ass.

There'd need to be a change in the law to make this easier.

>>60694321
They should just snapshot the year end and compare to previous year end for calculations. A billion transactions shouldn't matter, just what you started the year at, what you ended the year at, and how much you realized

>>60694328
You basically realize every second, but the token every few minutes also fluctuates in price.
In general this would not be an issue if the provider that you stake with at the end of the year gives you a list or better an endcalculation that states how many tokens you've created via staking in the year and what worth they'd have summarized. If you'd have to do that yourself, trying to which reward at which time had which price and with that which value and to add them all, each indivually together would be retarded.

Automation is here the key. The provider has to be able to give you a simple endresult that their program has calculated and kept track of.

I mean, with METAtrader, I also do not go through each trade but see at the end my the sum of my gains, sum of my losses and the netgain. Here with staking there needs to be something similar otherwise it's not worth the effort.

>>60694283
There's plenty of furries here already without needing to bring gorillas, GRRR and RAWR shit into this.

>>60694351
They've had that for years, I ran a bot in 2017 and was able to export the entire transaction log, it was like 1000 pages

>>60694398
Ok then. If it's that automated, fine. Cause yeah, as you say, I'd also assume that you'd get a 1000+ pages report at the end of the year.

Also, I put money on my cryptoexchange and forgot to buy SEI. Now it pumped.

AMD

>>60694317
Greece is the cradle of civilization. What's the net present value of one share in a Socratic era greek olive farming conglomerate?

if anyone ever cared about ai dashcams this is prob the last projection i will do on it since i'll be scaling out, not buying anymore so not too committed for anything beyond 2027

im prob going to scale out of ai dashcams to scale into AMPL, CXDO, VTSI, maybe INFU too going forward, woulda entered AEHR but missed out entering before a +40% pump just the past couple weeks wtf i hate it
i'll be a bit more diversified but it does take more time to look over each company holy shit, my original plan was to scale out into 10+ companies that's too much. 5+ is my limit and i'll just put the other half into cash or index etf or gold/bitcoin

prob gonna liquidate my small joke gme position since other US tickers starting to be more attractive now, but also maybe not because new console cycle might trigger another pump n dump on it

>>60694591
oops the shares outstanding should be 103585250 on the 1st box, small typo

>>60694591
Oh, you!
I had questions for you but not about your current state nor your future plans.
Why AI dashcams? How did you find that niche and what tools did you have at your disposal to analyze the field?
Yours is one of the most interesting presences in this general in my opinion.

>>60694617
it was a loser from 2020 (didnt sell the peak in 2021) i was shilled it along with PNG.V back then, didnt touch PNG.V since i liked the concept of ai dashcams better, PNG.V also ended up being a winners
eventually it started picking back up in 2023, so i missed actually catching the falling knife down at 20 cents, most of my shares were buying on the momentum/recovery up between 35-50 cents

smg used to have more bountiful weekend/nightime discussion back then. i only had 4-figures to start so everyone else back then has already made enough (or blew themselves up) and moved on from smg
i actually have too screencaps of the archive back then of when /smg/ regulars turned into gme general in 2020 lol

basically i just like plays where the risk-reward is lopsided, like risking minimal downside maybe only 30-50% because ur buying when the price is barely above the intrinsic value of the company (like when people were buying oil companies under book value back in 2020/2021). JXN was also shilled here around $30/share when the book value was $90/share but their book value is a bit weird with hedges/derivatives/bonds so JXN might just have been lucky, it was still at lower revenue multiples compared to other in the industry

as for finding tickers ur just going to have to lurk a lot and turn over a lot of rocks, some people use screeners as well like searching for tickers that fit specific parameters
all i can really say is, make best use of ai chat tools to help learn metrics faster, like if you see a term you dont understand like CAGR just ask chatgpt unironically, it'll be faster than googling and reading off investopedia or something since u can tailor ai to other context to guide your learning faster

turn over all the rocks, dont disregard it just because it's blockbuster 2.0, lots of smg anons were salty for ignoring gme back in august 2020

>>60694617
>>60694657
>i was shilled it along with PNG.V back then,
just to clarify it was in /smg/ lol
i had other value traps/picks in my watchlist i ended up missing out on too that was discussed here like RYCEY
i actually still have fucking HELLOFRESH in my watchlist because it was shilled here, no i did not buy it but i wasnt just going to ignore it, look for every opportunity

right now imo the next opportunities are still in ai (smallcaps), there are lots of buyouts, the bigger companies have had their runs but they can use their inflated stock valuations to raise money and buy out discounted smallcaps to expand fast. IWM (russell 2000) has not recovered to ATH yet, once it does then it'll only just be the start of a bubble
theres lots more i can say to that but i already mentioned it a few threads ago or something, GOOG marks the beginning. Dotcom crash bubble can be said to happen because companies were afraid to miss out, internet was gonna change everything and yes it did, so a bubble got inflated from everyone just blindly buying anything internet-related. I don't think that same mania is here yet with ai companies because it's still very much cemented in fundamentals, even megacaps like TSMC are still projecting to double their revenues look at their most recent earnings

>>60694191 (OP)
Should I just go all in on QQQI and reinvest the dividends? $10k in cash just on the sidelines, I'm tired of losing bros

I'm a wagie in France, can i hope to be "rich" one day? I invest 500€/month in s&p500 leverage x2

>t.26 yo and barely have a mid 4-figure net worth

>>60694742
No
Even if you are a market beating GOD the best you can hope for is doubling your money
You need to get lucky or get a better job

>>60694693
>QQQI
I've always been supiscious that covered call etfs will lose dividend yield once they become more popular

>>60694742
make it x200

>>60694742
if you want to be rich invest on unkown companies
bbai might be next plntr in next few years

>>60694671
Any small ai caps you're looking into?

>>60694772
also unknown sectors
I am very comfy in my international small cap divys

>reits sound cool as fuck but continue to be fucking terrible

Don't sleep on vertical farming. Only way to build is up.

What are your next plays for the upcoming week that officially starts the Trump Tariffs?
Penny stocks or not, intrigued about what you're buying/selling in this decisive and very volatile coming week. In my current watchlist there's BBAI, OPTT, TNFA, GALT.
Also looking for a little dip on NVDA.
What about yours?

>>60694671
I see. Thank you very much.
Have a good weekend, hope I can be in half as good a financial situation as yours in a similar timeframe.

>>60694832
GALT is a long term play, i'm planning to buy far away leaps for it
buyout is coming if you look into it. $80-200 range
however i have my shit on TNFA but i'm planning to dip after %20 profit as its very risky

>>60694750
>get a better job

>futures

>>60694772
>bbai

I was planning to buy, but it already pumped. Unless it keeps pumping, I’m not too sure for now

>>60694693
just buy SPY or QQQ faggot

>>60694863
Try to catch it when it dumps to 4 or 3. and keep adding overtime
It has lots of def contracts and the CEO is defense sec, also agreements with plntr.
It's a long term play to make you rich, not short one. PLNTR took like a year and a half to pump
10k usd turns into over 1.5 million.

>>60694781
ur going to need to help me verify if the companies are good becoz looking over >3 companies at once takes a lot of time

i was about to dump $50K into AEHR but that flew away from me so fast just in a couple weeks, didnt have cash ready until now
now im looking into lower conviction plays like i said before
>AMPL (ai)
>CXDO (ai)
>VTSI (not ai, and have to be careful to make sure it is not a value trap, but it is cheap for its metrics)
>INFU (not ai, just similar value prospect to above)
>IDN (ai, likely gets bought out)
>IMP.TO (ai but a bit scared about buying in at this point, potential for future contracts >$200m+, current speculation is on indonesia)

pls share ur views on them if u look into them lol because im still trying to figure it out

futures

^
was also looking into TPCS but that just jumped a couple weeks ago before my cash was ready, so thats off for now. i hate buying on a spike

>>60694742
start by not investing in leveraged funds until u understand decay and how percentages work just buy regular S&P funds

also... has anyone picked up UNH? I just started a small position in it. will add more if it dips after earnings...

>>60694911
That's a myth man, leveraged SP500 BEAT THE SHIT OUT of regular SP500.

>>60694970
*long term dcaing into leveraged funds is fine
key word long term(10+ years)

>>60694191 (OP)
https://youtu.be/as41ugw1D6s

amd

>>60694850
>GALT is a long term play, i'm planning to buy far away leaps for it
>buyout is coming if you look into it. $80-200 range
One should not form investment plans whilst gobsmacked on crack anon.

>>60694890
I'll look into them, thanks anon.
>>60694999
If you look into the board, the news surrounding it, the phase results, the insider ownership and the fillings (literally giving 100k bonus to every employee if they land a partnership before 31 dec 2025). that should tell you about it.
It's a risky play compared to BBAI which is guaranteed to be a big ticker in the coming years (unless AI bubble pops)
There's also OLTK another biotech play with PDFUA and ER play, but its mostly retail trading it and the management (previous one) sucked ass.

>>60695018
SAVA vibes all over

>>60695029
Nothing like SAVA. Where do you even get this from?
Also GALT board has both connections to Trump and the FDA.
There's a reason nobody selling it,even the insiders who bought when it was cents. They know its worth much more. They actually add at current price.

>>60694911
I'm shocked by a.) how many people trade options without understanding greeks, and b.) I fully understand greeks and still can't consistently win on options

>>60694940
Like fifty shares at 300 two weeks ago or something. I try not to look at my broker; just have a sell order for 329 for boring reasons

Also I can’t believe I got banned from all boards by the bant jannies for telling that guy making a hundred posts per thread about his girlfriend and his walks and shit that he was being an asshole and strangling the general to death. How the fuck he isnt getting reported for being off topic and spamming I have no idea. Reply regarding the financial implications of this

This has to be the best deal in the history of deals, maybe ever.

Has Pepsi the soda gone flat? I know that most of the company is no longer in the cola business but I'm not sure if it bodes well if they can lose such a strong position to Dr Pepper.

>>60695229
invest in TFW and NOGFY

>>60695229
Fdr is the worst president we've ever had and you sharing his pic makes me think you are dishonest and stupid and deserving of a ban

Finnancially speaking of course

>>60694742
S&P is overvalued and the US market has underperformed Europe this year. I know /smg/ is full of screeching but unironically what the fuck are you doing.

>>60695288
Go there yourself and see you brainwormed faggot. Total small government death, luv globohomo

>>60695229
>isnt getting reported for being off topic and spamming
he is a jannie

how much on avg ya'll put in a stock

>>60695229
If you look carefully he posts faster than 25 seconds which means it's a janny

>>60695052
SAVA won't recover for another 10 years

>>60695052
similar hype is all

>>60695302
Since 2010 investors have only known 0% interest rates and asset inflation. Any logic behind fundamentals and pe ratios or ps or cape or shiller or earnings etc. is literally beyond the average investor

Imagine you had a room with about 10 tards and downies in it, so you decide to play a fun little game because what else do you do with a room full of fruit and nuts? You pull out a wiffle bat and tell the downies that they need to sell the bat to eachother until everyone in the room has a million dollars in profit. The first tard sells the bat to the second sperg for $100, and it quickly escalates from there until the wiffle bat is worth 100 trillion dollars. This only works because the downies and the tards have no grasp of risk - they never stop to wonder if the tardo next to them can actually afford the 500 million dollar wiffle bat. They don't even stop to wonder if there will be any willing buyers for a 10 trillion dollar piece of plastic, they can't understand so the price can only go up. So that's the stock market. That's it.

>>60695378
It’s not really quite like that, but yes stocks operate on supply and demand so excessive demand for stocks will cause overvaluation. Except in all the non US countries where it’s mostly normal

>>60695352
u have to ignore pe though, if theyre spending a lot more than usual on capex then their pe might be 1000+ or negative but switch to profit mode back to pe 20 once theyre done expansion phase

or they have operational leverage and project to increase revenues faster than expenses
personally i do like to see profitability early on but that made me miss a lot of opportunities

You know whats scary, ive been through like thousands of videos about spirituality and new age and they taught me a lot about all the topics, you know i can go on /x/ and shit out an entire succesful thread on demand but each time wherever i look i see very little of the actual jesus, like they always wanna blot out what he actually said. The bible is not enough, you need it all, all the lost gospels, the quran, the gnostic scrolls, stuff in hinduism that seems to talk about him, all the scrolls and testaments and then youll start forming something of a tought about the true jesus

>>60694316
Short SBSW

>>60695280
>I'm not sure if it bodes well if they can lose such a strong position to Dr Pepper.
To be fair, Dr. Pepper is pretty tasty. It's good enough to stand on its own compared to the giants.

>>60694591
Unironixally swing trading GME to the reddit cult has been extremely profitable this past year

>>60694191 (OP)
seriously not a single british company? damn wtf happened to that place

>>60695072
I understood the greeks immediately because I'm not retarded and understand differential equations but that never made me profitable in the past month I've been trading.

>>60694832
Why would NVDA dip? Maybe the first few days of the week but Thursday earnings for AMZN and APPL will show capex for AI which should be bullish for NVDA.

bears gonna win big

>>60695578
They’ll announce some made up shit and pump FAGMAN 5%, fee fi fo fun bobo never gets to cum

>>60695530
>r*dditors only exist to milk wealth from to anon
Based, liquidate them all.

>>60694832
Thinking about running the wheel on a VIX derivative, either UVIX or UVXY, see how well that works. Mostly starting with this since I'm a poor-fag, so if any of the options get assigned and executed, It wouldn't hurt my wallet too much.

>>60694832
GALT is based, nobody even knows what the fuck it does

>>60695683
>questionable outcomes with belapectin based treatments
>doesn't work on people with mash cirrhosis unless medical intervention is done extremely early
>lack of product makes it constantly burning cash
As a biotech, it's not looking too good for them.

>>60695705
I work in pharma (immunology so not that relevant) and all I can say is it’s so complicated to try and figure out what’s going on in the lab. You could work there and not know if it’s a good investment, that’s what makes the sector so crazy