Thread 60801468

market's closed 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.portfoliovisualizer.com

>Screeners:
https://finviz.com/
https://etfdb.com/

>Gambling
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
https://www.sec.gov/search-filings

>Misc smg:
https://www.financialjuice.com/home
https://finance.yahoo.com/trending-tickers
https://market24hclock.com/
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: >>60798371

What are you fellas up to these days?

>>60801469
losing money

Taking physical delivery in aluminum can futures.

So I was looking at GAMB again (fuck my life) and according to the headlines they beat their earnings estimate with an EPS of +$0.37 but then when you look at the Seeking Alpha chart it actually indicates a miss with an EPS of -$0.37 which breaks the psoitive trend of previous quarters. Is this a glitch or what?
I assumed the near 20% crash on earnings was caused by the $7M stock dilution and the $200M dilution anouncement, but others have claimed the large batch is not intended for execution and the small batch is offset by buybacks. So was the dilution actually a nothingburger and it's crashing because of a massive, unexpected earnings miss instead? That would be even worse probably, since the cash from dilution could at least be used for a big acquisition or something.
What's even going on anymore. Fuck this stock bigly and fuck gambtard. I'm going to locate that island.

>>60801484
Non-GAAP aka cooked numbers

What kind of gay Jewish reason is the stock market closed for now??

>>60801513
It's only closed for the goyim.

>>60801469
used AI to create indicator and automate a lot of my analysis. got more free time now so im using it to stay away from screen. ive been reading books a lot more trying to read the whole bible since i never have. old testament is wack

>>60801513
shabbat

I'm over 8 months sober now
Not because I was an addict or anything, I'm just saving that money to invest instead

>>60801513
I wonder how much of crypto's success is day trad addicts wanting to keep buying and selling stuff on the weekends. How am I supposed to get my line-go-up/line-go-down dopamine when its closed?

>>60801488
BiliBili~

>>60801491
from my point of view, GAAP are the cooked numbers!
(not in this GAMB case, I dunno anything about that)

what stocks should I be on Monday?

>>60801468 (OP)
How should I invest 10k I have in credit rn

>>60801523
gay

>>60801523
How would it make a difference? Were you drinking topshelf wines exclusively?

>>60801629
>in credit
as in a loan? Don't gamble borrowed money retard.

I get extremely demoralized when I see WSB posts of people losing or gaining 10x my portfolio casually

>>60801638
Some of us arent manlets and we need a hell of a lot to get drunk. I can drink half a liter of scotch and still only be tipsy.

>>60801651
Don't look. Also I suspect that 99% of WSB posters get rekt long term. It's straight gambling.

HGRAF
>non-revenue
>canadian
>has no tangible product
buy once they actually have a physical product but avoid for now

did you know that the market sentiment of republicans tends to dip when a democrat is in the white house. and vice versa for democrats when a republican is president?
partisan media often plays a role in this, emphasizing crises to keep their audience engaged and motivated for the next election
just something to think about :)

>>60801682
buy 2 weeks ago and set a 1% stop loss for the inevitable scam dump

>>60801680
I feel like 90% of them are paper trading for updoots and the rest are nepo babies gambling daddy's money

>>60801643
ok how should i invest 10k in not credit

>>60801708
You pay off your debts with that 10k.

>>60801684
>partisan media often plays a role in this
Any evidence for this? I assume a lot of it is the simple fact that people vote for the party they see helping their sector, and parties prioritizing helping the sectors that have a lot of people voting for them. For example someone in the oil industry will feel more confident in his own economic future under a republican, and will therefore be more willing to invest more money

>>60801712
this might be the gayest stock market thread on the internet

>>60801721
Somewhere out there, Dave Ramsey screams at the sky.

>>60801682
the problem with it is their manufacturing process isn't special. it's one set of techniques among many.
it’s like owning the patent for a few ways to tie your shoelaces. people can still tie shoes perfectly fine using dozens of other common knots.
this class of manufacturing process might be promising, but despite what's been shilled, they don't have a patent on the entire class (ultra-rapid, high-temperature synthesis).

>>60801484
instead of asking here you should consult the chart which clearly tell the peaks are around october. you're all hyped too soon

>>60801491
I read somewhere that double entry bookkeeping is one of the most abuseable systems somehow

>>60801708

Intel stock

Google is your friend on the latest news

>>60801754
Shouldn't we wait for actual confirmation that the government is going to start spending on Intel?

>weekend
>markets closed
you are playing /biz/ games this weekend? Yakuza is a pretty /biz/ game.

>>60801758
Buy the rumor sell the news

>>60801721
Go piss your credit away and beg for someone to buy your bags then.

>>60801764
in this case, sell the rumor and the news

>>60801523
I am over two weeks of quitting videogames. Everything is boring and it forces me to be productive.
>>60801754
I remember recommending people to buy Intel when it was $30 expecting a government intervention to save them kek.

what should I get for lunch today? Going to DQ

>>60801469
Using AI to it's fullest potential (generating highly specific pornographic material).

>>60801807
The Jalitos® Ranch Hungr-Buster®

I've just been given £11000 credit card with 0% interest for 2 years. What should I buy so that I have a lot more money in 2 years?

I am the best investor itt. I am also not a virgin.

>>60801638
$50 a week in beer is like $200 a month

>>60801853
what are your best stock pics?

>>60801836
Looks like that's what it will be. never had it. will report back

>>60801853
Please share your thoughts on HGRAF

>>60801743
That's true, but if they really did miss earnings, then that pattern is now broken and they're more likely going to $4 than $16...

>>60801853
That's pretty good. How do you leverage?

>>60801918
If it ends in "F" and is five letters long, it's a scam.

>>60801866
>$50 a week in beer
Do you live in a state with super high alcohol taxes? As a Europoor I'd have to drink 2-3 bottles with every meal to make that quota.

>>60801853
what did you do the last 5 months to get the pump?

>>60801934
I'd call that a miss. Daaamn.

>>60801989
The answer is yes you should.

I was thinking putting 1/3 in crypto, 1/3 in gold, and 1/3 in stocks & shares. This cannot go wrong.

>>60801844
Please anon do not 'invest' with borrowed money at the actual, literal ATH. You should be focusing on how to escape from the UK before they implement an emmigration asset seizure policy and turn it into a financial prison island. Keep like 2-3k in a luxury watch or better yet a high grade diamond.

My Rheinmetall, Safran and other tickers are gonna print so much this Monday. The mememarkets are so fucking dumb, like, really really fucking dumb, imagine dipping all of last week over memepeacetalks that obviously wouldn't go anywhere. And falling for that shit first the, what, 4th time now? Such easy money made over dumbtards should be illegal.

>>60801762
Weekend is when I try to cook up some shit. Second time trying to make a burger. Not great not terrible. Doesn't look very good, but was tasty nonetheless. Went better than the very first time, If it's like for pizzas, I'll improve steadily over 6 or 8 iterations.

>>60802019
Long term it can only go higher.

>>60801947
No i was just drinking a lot. I might be overestimating though. Like I said, it's been 8 months, I don't really remember.

>get an email last year saying i could be a claimant in a class action suit
Apparently my old apartment building was ripping us off on utilities or something, idk the details...
>fill out the online form
>3 months later, get a $450 check in the mail
Nice
>5 months later, today, get a $170 check in the mail
>"There was extra money and here's your share"
wtf, i love class actions

>>60802048
making it is really all about luck

Should I set a stop loss on Hgraf just in case it’s a pump n dump? I’ve doubled my initial investment already

>>60802068
it's up 1000%+ in less than a month, no way its ever going down bro

>>60802068
I was in the same boat. I put $50 in, 97% up, took half out

AMD is going to $1000

>>60802086
When?

>>60801998
>This cannot go wrong.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xoRpMoDffI

>>60802068
>just in case it’s a pump n dump
It is a pump-and-dump. It has absolutely zero indicators of sustainability.

>>60802068
>>60802077
Can’t go wrong taking out your principal.
I’ve been reading everything I can find for the last 2 days. Published info looks solid. They have a clear first mover advantage. And the guy who discovered the novel process is a VP of R&D.

There are a few unofficial crumbs. Like potential US military interest.

Graphene was hyped 10 years ago and fizzled out due to purity issues that have been solved with their tech.

>>60802145
Now that I've done more reading, they do produce saleable product. There's just so little information on this company that it's hard to make assessments on its future. Any customer who does work with it is only doing so experimentally.

>>60802190
Ill just throw option premium into it so I don't really lose MY money

>>60801468 (OP)
How do you value companies? Or you just go with trend and momentum and prayer

>>60802190
It’s definitely a speculative bet but so is the ETH I'm going to sell to buy it.

>>60802048
kick ass
BLESSED

>>60802225
I generally look at the debt (debt/ebitda), net income, the sector they are operating in, management quality, if they are growing or not.
I tend to ignore all adjusted or other weird metric shit. I don't care if you are making an adjusted profit if you are casually writing off billions every year on bad acquisitions.

>>60801939
>>60801948
I went balls deep into TQQQ and UPRO after Trump did his stupid liberation day thingy. I thought it was all bullshit, but still thought it would take me years to break even.
>>60801918
Never buy any single stock shilled here.

>>60802303
Is it too late to spend on TQQQ/UPRO?

>>60802056
If only I were anywhere close to this lucky in any other areas of my life

>>60802215
>Ill just throw option premium into it
Exactly what I do, use options premiums for riskier bets that can 5x then sell big gains for safer investments, repeat.

>>60802225
Traditional indicators such as, say, P/E ratio don't apply much in clownmarket. Instead of looking for what will make a company succeed in an objective, material sense, you need to assess its ability to insert itself into prevailing narratives and be on the lookout for events and information that may undermine that ability. During the pandemic the narrative was that social and economic structures had been intrinsically altered and when that didn't quite come to pass and civilization, for the most part, reverted back to a pre-pandemic state, everyone who had attached themselves to that narrative blew up. The current narrative is that we're on the cusp of AGI and I have my suspicions how that will go, but in the meantime there's still money to be made.
Of course these sort of meta narratives have always existed and been powerful but in the last cycles they've gained a steong prevalence over other metrics.

>>60802106
near $300 by x-mas based on an educated guess.

>>60802048
I was part of that Equifax class action lawsuit and I got like five dollars. Never bothered to collect it.

>>60802086
>AMD is going to $1000
Why, none of the analysts rating even suggest that. What they got to poomp the stock price that high and in what time frame?

>Oil markets seen bearish after Trump-Putin Alaska meeting
oh yeah next week will be so green

>>60802068
lol kek even

business idea: lower wages for women

>>60802487
business idea: not hiring women at all

>>60801682
>HGRAF
>female CEO
> female CEO no experience builiding a company
>canadian company
>no ability to scale but stock already 10x
what could go wrong?

>>60802464
GPU market share gains from NVDA. 20-30% of the market would get you there over the next 5 years.

>>60802106
5 years give or take a few years.

>>60802528
it's entirely plausible that nvidia abandons the consumer gpu market in that timeframe to focus entirely on AI accelerators

>ctrl f
>NATGAS
>Phrase not found

Would it be better to buy $2000 worth of nvda or amd shares for my roth ira?

>>60802546
im talking about AI GPU market share.

AMD is currently worth 7% of NVDA. it wont be hard to keep going up.

Is there any point to learning how to daytrade or do options? Or am I better off just putting the money I make into an index fund and focus on getting a better job?

>>60802565
latter
or
lose it all

>>60802565
First one if you wanna be smug. Second one if you wanna make money

>>60802603
futures aren't open doe

>>60802606
that's why the viscachas are sleeping

>>60802515
I took the trouble to effortpost in several threads warning of HGRAF, carefully detailing all the red flags including the obtuse mgmt and the multi-level-marketing type scam channels they engage with on YouTube (either due to media incompetence or intentional stock pumping).
I guess out of the anons who FOMOd those with a lick of sense already took profit qnd everyone else gets what is coming to them.

>>60802609
>viscacha
Those are rodents? They look like fat rabbits. Amazing.

>>60802619
Yes I have that webm in my rodent folder. They're similar to chinchillas

>>60802623
>Yes I have that webm in my rodent folder.

I'm bored bros I just want to watch my numbers go up and down

>>60802658
based I only have a bobo, cat, and bull folder

>>60802565
Since we're at peak euphoria I feel comfortable to tell you that you can purchase a couple very cheap long expiration puts on AI hype companies since they have a very enticing risk/reward profile at the moment. Mind you this should be pocket money, 1/2 a month's salary or less. Never trade short expiration options, this is pure gambling and we have the statistics to proof it.
People say time in the market beats timing the market, but the probability of a major stock market crash is currently rising with each passing day. If I were you I would start building a cash pile and then dca once we dump with a staggered approach where you increase your purchases by ~10% each month until your allocated cash pile is gone and then continue with what you were diverting from your paychecks previously.

Keep in mind that in the next crash your job may get threatened so investing now poses a risk aside from just value loss, but also binding up capital. If you have any sort of debt, get it resolved asap. Godspeed.

>>60802665
oh I have separate folders for bobos and mumus. I should start collecting snibs and swannys too, but I keep forgetting when I see them posted

>>60802658
based content poster

>>60801708
Go all in puts on t mobile, they have an Indian ceo or something. Ignore the Dave ramsay faggots

>>60802667
> Keep in mind that in the next crash your job may get threatened so investing now poses a risk aside from just value loss, but also binding up capital. If you have any sort of debt, get it resolved asap. Godspeed
This is true. Many people forget why the price of everything is dropping. People literally dont have even have money to buy.

>>60802667
>this should be pocket money

Whenever I hear this i instantly disregard the advice. If you dont risk big money you have no conviction. I notice this is more common among short sellers, a bunch of 2%-5% positions. Specifically i remember watching a clip of Jim chanos arguing his bitcoin short and after he got btfo(by a bull Chad with a big position) he retreated to the "its only 2% of my portfolio" cope

>>60802042
Please tell me how do you stopped. Im beer-addicted and burning like 200-300€ months on beer.
>alcoholism
Yeah maybe, but I just like beer, nothing more. Also losing money on penny stocks instead of stacking dividends.

>>60802667
Imagine thinking boomers won't vote themselves a bailout. Sorry kiddo grampa needs that money more than you, have a neighborhood full of Somali niggers instead.

>>60802565
>Is there any point to learning how to daytrade or do options?
If you are asking, then no, not at this time. First learn to invest and make money investing. Once you have that down and are making steady money (there are always dips and corrections you need to learn to ride out), then you can a small % of new cash savings to try swing trading (learn difference between swing trading and day trading). If you make money, you might not, take profits and add to conservative investing positions. Once confortable you can try options for mayb 1% of your portfolio, just to see how it works. Start with an inexpensive stock that costs like 5$/share (so you invest 100 shares or $500) and one contract at a time see how it works. Whichc company you pick and when, how to understand the option and premium, how it looks on your account (does it show a gain or loss if you buy or sell an option). What do you do with the premium, is it worth the risk to you? You may lose interest or decide its not going to work for you.

>>60802658
So orderly.
I just dump everything into one folder, memes, cute animals, lectures, JAV clips, chink gore, cooking recipes. I should aspire to be a little more civilized.

oh nonono celsius chuds... its so over https://youtu.be/HXhk2fzCXzI?t=1310

>>60802618
>carefully detailing all the red flags
I agree. I doubled my money in a week, I will be dumping Monday.

>>60802699
that's actually a screenshot of subfolders within my "an" folder. I have separate folders for "biz", "sp", and other boards i visit or save images from

>>60802357
>Of course these sort of meta narratives have always existed and been powerful but in the last cycles they've gained a steong prevalence over other metrics
Please, continue...
Also what's good investment now? Pharma? energy?

>>60802692
I don't feel comfortable telling a newfag to YOLO into options. With puts you either win bigly or you lose everything, only a moron or someone with true insider knowledge would allocate a big chunk of his net worth to short positions. I'm pretty deep in PLTR puts, but it's less than 10% of my liquid assets. Then I have mostly cash, a few positions I'm reducing + a funfolio separated from my proper brokerage to play around with /smg/ memes although they usually don't offer the more obscure pennyshit.

>>60802704
Good for you anon. I wonder if /smg/ could forcibly dump it back to $1 if every hodler and lurker sold their individual 500 shares or whatever at the same time.

Bros, I'm scared. I've been working as a Deputy Clerk and plan on applying for law school for the Class of 2030. How fucked will I be by the recession? Is it 2008 all over again... I don't want to be an Insurance Defense drone...

>Altman admits AI is a bubble
HOLY SHIT
SELL
SELL
SELL FOR YOUR LIVES
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

>everyone is scared about a pullback, recession, or stagflation
>my liberal boomer dad thinks the end is nigh, with trump's tariff as the catalyst
Nothing will happen because too many people see it as a possibility. A watched market never crashes.

>>60802734
>law school
If you go to law school because you want to be an attorney don't waste your time, there are too many attorneys chasing too few good clients. If you get accepted to a good law school you can make connections (very important). If you graduate with good grades passing the bar should be easy. For some reason lawyers are thought to be smart so they get a leg up for high level positions even if they are retarded. I worked with plenty of attorneys and made a lot more money than them. You can be a lawyer and a successful business person, you do not need to be a corporate attorney unless that is what you want. Have a plan before you go the law school. What are you trying to achieve, or are you just hiding in school.

>muh black swan doomers
>complete nothingburger

>>60802751
Nice of him to call it a bubble after taking tens of billions in VC investments. Really smart move there Scam Altman. I'm sure your shareholders will love that

Anyone else selling their Hgraf principle on Monday?

>>60802754
could happen if they really do. if people start selling to be safe the crash starts

>>60802564
ROCm is really bad. they aren't going to get traction until they fix it

>>60802564
AMD isn’t undervalued, nvidia is overpriced.

>>60802791
It's the contrary, check the fundamentals. Also Advanced MoneyDestroyer CEO is a gook woman lmfao

>>60802759
Ai will replace them

>>60802712
Pharma, maybe. NOV for instance could make a comeback, but personally I didn't buy any. As a sector I'm not too bullish on pharma because the major breakthrough technologies currently in development (gene therapy, protein folding, artificial tissue) won't make it through the regulatory pipeline until at least the mid 2030s. Stay away from biotech stocks, they're worse than options. Say what you want about AI, but as a sector they are at least being applied irl and provide demonstrably useful tools, they're just massively overvalued imo.
Energy is not a bad pick as energy demand will keep rising.
Spacestocks will crater by 70-90% in the next crash so I plan to pick up a few of them. Most will go bankrupt in the next 10 years as the potential of the space economy is massively exaggerated, but the few survivors will have a big share of a nonetheless sizeable pie.
Drones too have already proved themselves a very useful and surprisingly reliable technology, and we will get more applications in the future, but here too the survival rate will be slim. eVTOLs are fucked though, they make no economic sense for mass transport and the rich who could afford it already have access to something much more reliable and versatile - helicopters.

I'm ambivalent about robotics. There's some great companies with niche and industry applications, but the mass integration of robots into daily life is more of a cultural than a technological problem. But I could see a lot of startups springing up in the coming years. Maybe we'll get some hybrid products that integrate phones with drones, we'll see.

Now that I look at what I wrote, I guess I'm really a bobo with a techbull heart.

>>60802759
I want to primarily practice tax law due to being interesting in concept and actual practice. I also think it has good big or even mid law exit opportunities like big 4 or the IRS.

>>60802827
>practice tax law
I recommend getting a job with IRS working on crypto, money laundering, national security type stuff so you learn about the City of London, Jersey, Guernsey, Caymon islans and such, then and work the political angle for promotions. The experience will also show you which legal tax strategies work and that you can use for yourself. If you get high enough, and you are not retarded, you can leave (if you want) and get a cush high paying job at some hedge fund or as state attorney general. The real money is running a business not working 80hrs/week representing some scam artists.

>>60802791
AMD is correctly valued right now imo. They have 5-7% of the AI GPU market and are worth 5-7% of NVDA. The real gains from market share gains.

>>60802787
yep. itll take time.

>>60802799
AI will not replace the legal system because the choices it would make would be too objective. The judiciary is nothing more than a market place where licensed professionals broker outcomes based on shifting financial and political interests. An AI would have to implement the pastoral understanding of the law i.e. an ethical codex. This will not be allowed to happen, the only people losing their jobs will be court clerks, stenographers and legal aides / secretaries who type e-mails and fetch texts. Expect a small contraction of positions as AI makes contract law more efficient, that should be about it.

>>60802872
It will remove at least 40% of workers in that field, just like for every industry.

>>60802872
>licensed professionals broker outcomes
from the movie Thief the lawyer and judge negotiating the bribe to release willie nelson early from prison. Money talks.

>>60802821
Nice, I think the same about Pharmamafia. On Space, I'm holding heavy Rocket Lab, I think they really have a future and I like Peter Beck, also rockets are fucking cool man. About robots I'm curious, any stock to watch closer?

what's the current business management fad (i.e., consulting scam)? I want to short those companies using it

>>60802909
Hyundai owns Boston Dynamics. They only have a 35B MCAP and a P/E of fucking 4. If Boston Dynamics IPO'd in the US today it would probably reach a 10B+ valuation out of the gate on no revenue. That being said, Hyundai doesn't seem to be interested in doing anything with it for now. I guess the worst you could do by buying is own a mediocre car manufacturer.

>>60801468 (OP)
thoughts on these funds ?

I invested in ULTY , MSTY, and YMAX and have been pretty happy with them so far- however we will see

>>60802950
Bring back six-sigma. I want to be able to hire a black belt accountant to do my taxes.

>>60802977
msty is down 20% in a month and they lowered the yield to 85%, with bitcoin and crypto reaching ath. fucking garbage

>>60802988
the underlying fund is MSTR which is responsible for the decline - also im up when you include dividends - im up 10% still.

>>60802984
>>60802950

I'm a six sigma green belt and have never used anything i've learned

>>60802988
Also BTC is only up .8 % over the last month

>>60802994
Deming, Kaizen, six smegma, lean.
Its all garbage if you are retarded or have no idea what you are doing. The people giving the training are making a lot of money selling nonsense, but I give them credit for making the money.

>>60802754
This 2bh, literally half the world is positioned for a crash so there is not enough risk on players to crash it

>>60803011
Sounds like "Agile Training" in software engineering

I have about $86,000 in cash. Should I just buy shares of VOO now even if it's an all time high?

>>60803064
Calculate the 10 year upside of someone who invested in 2007 and someone who invested in 2009.

>>60803064
>VOO now even if it's an all time high?
I bought VOO at the all time high of 551, then again at the ATH of about 572. When is the ATH that will never be exceeded? What is your timeframe?

>>60803064
put $76,000 in VOO and the other $10,000 in HGRAF

>>60802977
there are a lot of better options than yieldmax if you are looking for income. look at roundhill and rex shares, or neos. don't go chasing fake ass yield numbers because they go up when the share price goes down. use tradingview and hit the "ADJ" button at the bottom of the price bar to see with and without distributions.

>>60801469
I've stopped taking the blood pressure pills. they have too many side effects.

>>60803044
>"Agile Training" in software engineering
nah I had a lot of training and read a lot of books. I never did "agile" training. I realized a couple of three things early on in my career: 1 people did not understand the actual business. 2 people did not know how to make decisions. 3 people were affraid to make decisions and were affraid of success and if you could do it they would stab you in the back. I saw this everywhere I worked, I had five different professional jobs in different but related sectors.

>>60803109
Like what?

I'm thinking about writing a will

What should I do with 4k of cash in my Roth IRA? And no I don’t want to put it in voo. I want more upside

>>60803123
it steals too much norepinephrine from me and makes my immune system worse.

>>60803151
Who's gonna get the dough?
Maybe you can stipulate that the money must be used to purchase some funny tickers and held for 10 years or something.

Bag hold until 2028 then we will literally go to the moon

>>60803161
My brother and sister-in-law said they are going to make me a newphew, in case I die that money would go to him or her.

GO ON I'VE HAD ENOUGH
DUMP MY BLUES DOWN IN THE GULF
SHE LOVES YOU, BIG RIVER, MORE THAN ME

>>60803153
bitcoin etf

>>60803153
HGRAF

>>60803153
That's another type of 401k right? Are you allowed to use leverage on your positions?
Germans only get Riesterrente anyway which is essentially a scam that only starts paying after you reach age 95 or something.

>>60803153
S.m.h. for biggus dickus

>>60803165
adorable.
now let's see the family of a hardcore Fascists, like J.D. Vance.

>>60803184
As far as I know you can't use leverage in a Roth IRA. However, it's completely tax-free. You only pay taxes on what you take out.

>>60803197
Yes you can, you can buy leveraged instruments.

>>60803198
That's different from having leverage in your margin account.

>>60802988
some people want all the downside and none of the upside

>>60803170
Same plan here kek
I have a large book collection that I don't ever plan to sell and I was thinking it should go to the public library, but it makes me sad thinking they won't appreciate it and throw away or treat the books carelessly.

>>60803201
Yes, but I think the yuros can't even buy leveraged products in their retirement accounts.

This market is overvalued by 50 percent. Voo should be 300

>>60803179
Like ibit or fbtc? Which one do you recommend?
>>60803181
Seems like a pump and dump
>>60803184
It’s a post tax retirement account
>>60803187
Looks interesting. Probably great for the long haul if this tech/AI bubble doesn’t pop

>>60803220
That's brutal.

is it too late to buy a put on roblox

>>60803221
>VFAKED
Damn.

>>60803224
If they lose the lawsuit you'll make a lot of money.
If they win the lawsuit your puts will be worthless.
But other states might sue them.

i still can't fucking believe I shilled INFU as a possible ticker to buy among others but I forgot to actually buy it, and another anon who looked into it for me bought it and is up +50% in a month and I forgot to buy fuck me
fuuuuck lmao

So anons, suppose the jews end up rebuilding their temple, they have rites that supposedly they wont do because they have no clergy nor temple. Would we get to see animal sacrifices again? That would certainly be bullish for the agriculture, no?

>>60803210
Good one, i also have a shit ton of history books

>>60803221
the market can be expensive but individual stocks can still be cheap

IWM is not back at peaks and it's not a bubble until everyone's involved

>>60803187
kek lmao

test what does the word filter to do baka
baka

desu senpai

>>60803245
If you take out the mag 7 then the market is fairly valued

>>60803254
nvda is still a double digit PE even after going 10x, which means even if i dont look at nvda's financials i can assume their sales/revenues also grew 10x or similar, obviously not because they could just be improving their margins but then thats good too

so is mag7 really valued? are we really in a bubble? don't call the bubble too early like greenspan did in fucking 1996, that's 3 years of gains they missed out on. Yes it's expensive but is it a bubble
2021 was definitely a bubble for covid stocks and we see how it crashed down hard, everything else that recovered afterwards have actual businesses/fundamentals behind them.
fundamentals do matter in longer timeframes

I'll start panicking only when I don't see as many people shouting bubble anymore, and it starts to feel like 2020/2021 mania anymore, not too long ago i still remember a lot and thats why i write a trading journal so i dont forget

>>60803251
baka desu senpai these newfags don't know wordfilters we've had for over a decade

Someone said Hgraf will be $4 next week lmao

>>60803153
>I want more upside
BearSterns

>>60801483
is that a tranner or does she just have absolutely no azz

>>60801518
nice anon! personally the wisdom books (job, proverbs, ecclesiastes) are wonderful and my OT favorites. beautiful tales. a lot of interesting historical stuff in there too - albeit obviously mythologized and with great creative liberties taken. personally i feel like every westerner shouldve read the bible, especially if you care for literature, history or philosophy at all, it's such a foundational text to all things european and derivative thereof. hope you're having fun

>>60803242
Orthodox Jews pray every day for the reinstatement of animal sacrifice, yes. However, animal sacrifice cannot be done without the Temple, and rebuilding the Temple is blasphemous according to most mainstream Jews. The idea is that it's forbidden to rebuild it before the coming of the messiah, because it might get built in the wrong spot without divine guidance. It can't be off even by a few feet.
Pragmatically, rebuilding the Temple isn't going to happen unless Israel is willing to go to war with all of Islam, because they'd have to tear down the Dome of the Rock.

>>60803254
Lol. Lmao even.

>>60803310
Leviticus and Numbers are the best and most engaging books of the Bible

>>60803313
Just declare the nastiest Rabbi interim Messiah, problem solved.

>>60803321
Better than Genesis?

>>60803324
They try that every few centuries and it never ends well.

>>60803301
>Someone said Hgraf will be $4 next week lmao
trying to prop up the price so they can dump their bags

>>60803321
based assburgers old testamentarian

>>60803335
What bags? It hit a new ATH multiple times this week.

>>60803335
He’s saying that because this thing needs to be at least $4 to be listed on the nasdaq

>>60803301
I'm usually the last person to give a shit but you really need to go back, this general is INFESTED by cockroach redditors since july. Where did all of these faggots come from
Also it's a fucking stock subleddit, aka a braindead cesspool even for that websites standard, only good for finding some more obscure findings, otherwise they are always inhabited by the baggies and full of GAMB faggot tier "DD".

>>60803340
>What bags?
the stock you will be holding when it tanks. I like pump and dumps as much as anyboyd, but you got to take profits first.
>>60803341
>He’s saying that because this thing needs to be at least $4 to be listed on the nasdaq
Company has maby 15 employees, no production, no plan to scale to production, thinly traded, just pumped 10x to get to $2, how is it going to 2x again to $4 and hold that to get listed. I'm doomping Monday.

not gonna touch HGRAF i dont need to gamble to reach a million
reeks too much like Cielo Waste coz no revenues to show to me but even that took 8 months before it got a real rugpull during 2021 mania

yes stock valuations are forward looking but lol come on

Epstein killed himself

Stop spreading baseless conspiracy theories

>>60803394
They are pastwardlooking now, past earnings, past reality

>>60803193
Shut it down

>>60803418
become so rich you end up on the epstein list

>>60803438
Off the list, on the island. That’s the only way

>>60803310
>job, proverbs, ecclesiastes
those and the Psalms are what i look forward to. Im currently on Samuel 1. For me, the most incredible thing is how old it is yet so full of wisdom. Many people now underestimate societies of the past but i think they were more knowledgeable than us. We are very decadent now

>>60803321
leviticus is mega based on finance with the debt forgiveness and land restitution and other laws on finance

>>60803444
>debt forgiveness
Debt forgiveness you say? In a christian nation, under one God, with Trust in God, this is unimaginable. Or is this is exactly the point of Leviticus?

>>60803394
>Cielo Waste
I remember. Another CAD pump&dump, incidentally. I remember the Cielo shill liked to post pictures of the boomer CEO with big metal tanks in the background, apparently he thought that would make it look more legit. I wonder if he cashed out in the end or rode back down to zero. Good times, not quite as funny as AquaBounty though.

>>60803454
you now remember bayhorse silver or whatever it was

>>60803444
Job was completely different and it was my first book. After discussing it with friends they said that is the worst book to start on and the idea that there parts of the Bible you shouldn’t read in the beginning is ridiculous. All I got out of that is god will randomly kill all your family and give you morbid diseases which kind of blows in the face of the problem of evil that god is hands off mostly and human free will guides life, but in this case god just did that

>>60803462
Could be worse, only down ~70% from pre-pump. Maybe they'll find silver yet, they've been digging in that mine for 20 years kek

>>60803465
>the idea that there parts of the Bible you shouldn’t read in the beginning is ridiculous
what

>>60803489
Let me reword this:

I discussed the Bible with my two Baptist’s friends and I told them my first book was job and they said job is the one book you should not read as your introduction to the Bible

>>60803493
to be fair, baptists *are* heretics

>>60803444
>For me, the most incredible thing is how old it is yet so full of wisdom. Many people now underestimate societies of the past but i think they were more knowledgeable than us.

It was written over the period of 1000 years and is essentialy a cultural and sacred compedium of an entire ethnic group. Also the reason for my dislike of people who treat all of it 100% literally, both crazy pastors and gaytheist keyboard warriors. It also in part seems so wise because ancient societies were much closer to the raw, unfiltered realities of life like births, deaths, things you have to do for survival, kinship, conflict, cycles of nature. Over the centuries we've curbed many shitty parts of our programmed behaviour but also alienated ourselves from many core human experiences and instinctual feelings.

>>60803499
Are you a catholic or something?

>>60801682
>>60802515
I love it. I love how people don't do any research. It just means I have more time to accumulate more HGRAF. When everyone who failed to do the research wakes up in the morning to news that HGRAF has redomiciled in Austin, Texas and there's a new, somewhat famous, chairman of the board, you'll all have realized you missed the boat.

>>60803508
>Concern trolling over some penny stock
You guys dumped, right?

>>60803508
Doug Casey just covered it an emergency alert to his subscribers. The pump will continue.

>>60803516
Meant this >>60803528 for you.

>>60803507
i'm just joshing

>>60803504
i really liked the realization that all the sorrows and worries that one can have are things people have felt, known, meditated on even some 3000 odd years ago. there's serenity in understanding how deeply human these things are. whether it's something like the experience of and struggle with suffering, like in job, or something as simple as an expression or proverb that is still in use three millenia later

there's also some funny shit in there
>53 And a certain woman cast a piece of a millstone upon Abimelech’s head, and all to brake his skull.
54 Then he called hastily unto the young man his armourbearer, and said unto him. Draw thy sword, and slay me, that men say not of me, A woman slew him. And his young man thrust him through, and he died

>>60802515
>>60802618
>>60802704
I’m gonna pay her 25k to dump on me.

>>60803539
>i really liked the realization that all the sorrows and worries that one can have are things people have felt, known, meditated on even some 3000 odd years ago.
it's a cliche bible quote but
>What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.

>>60803508
>>60803516
I got a better penny stock for you guys

>>60803552
Hit us up, what are you thinking?

>>60803493
They weren't wrong. It'd be like reading revelations without even bothering with the rest of the New Testament, you'll just end-up completely lost.

>>60803558
am i crazy...? i feel like the book of job works just fine as its own thing. all the context you need really is a rough idea of the abrahamic god

revelations on the other hand, actually needs the reader to be familiar with the whole NT story, symbolism, allegories and the political situation at the time to have any meaning

>>60803301
Doug Casey covered it in emergency alert. Wouldn't surprise me if we see $4.

>>60803611
pic related

it also wouldnt surprise me to see ai dashcams at $4 next year

HOW MUCH OF A FAGGOT THOU MUST FEEL FOR NOT INVESTING IN CYGAMES

I TOLD YOU MONTHS BEFORE THE UMA MASUME REFLECTION ON THEIR STOCK

KILL YOURSELVES AND SUCK MY COCK I MIGHT BE CRAZY SCHIZO BUT IT'S EASY TO FOLLOW THE MEDIA

FUCK

ORTHODOXY IS THE ONLY WAY
GREEK ORTHODOXY IS THE ONLY WAY TO HEAVEN

END YOUR LIFE CATHOKEKS

>>60803676
Read Procopius's Secret History. Orthodox Church regards Justinian as a Saint, when he was actually a Demon.

proofs btw
1 month
>>60594897

>>60803507
He's right, they don't even baptize babies.

>>60803685
procopius was a lying faggot
the catholics are the biggest child molestors on earth
you can kill yourself now
justinian is the reason you don't get raped and murdered in the streets because our law codes come from HIS

PROCOPIUS WAS A LYING FAGGOT

Remember that Christ is stronger than schizophrenia

>>60803692
Procopius recorded truthfully the true horrors of Justinian. Justinian and his whore of a wife, Theodora, were reincarnated as Bill and Hillary Clinton.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PehCn_3kyw4

>>60803676
>>60803692
>>60803712

>>60803618
>>60803611
Also, here's Friday's interview with Doug Casey and Matt Smith, where they talk about HGRAF without naming it because they're informing their subscribers first. Starts at 8:15.

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

>>60803740
why didnt you shill it before it was already $1 lmao

this is just chasing momentum now instead of actual valuepicking

>>60803750
I did, I started posting about it at $0.50 USD, but no one really paid any attention to it for the first couple of days. I was just completely ignored.

I was out walking the other day and found this hidden Apu.
Is that a good omen for the stock market? I tried to scan the QR code but my phone couldn't read it.

>>60803692
>catholics are the biggest child molestors on earth
this has been debunked, but ignored because the truth is anti semitic and racist

>>60803752
your first mention of HGRAF was on august 4 monday >>60737207
when it was $1 already

>>60803776
kill yourself
your vicar of christ is nothing but a lie
you worship the kingdom of man
not the kingdom of god

kill every single jew

>>60803783
I must have been thinking of the /bant/ smg.

>>60803710
jesus was jewish
christianity as a whole came out of judaism

>>60802988
Yeah BTCI is the better fund.
MSTY doesnt actually have that much MSTR exposure, you'd think it would maintain price much better. They should switch to the collars that ULTY uses. ulty has way more MSTR exposure and would have gotten heemed even harder without those.
All that being said my thesis of NEOS being the best divvychad holds seems to be spot on.

>>60803418
post proof

>>60803789
july 28 monday so riding the momentum that was sparked by kevin bambrough

thats not really fair is it, the risk gets higher if it's already pumping and theres only speculation, no financials to fall back on in case anything goes wrong = high risk high reward

i want low risk, high reward. even previous moonshots shilled here were going sideways for awhile giving everyone a chance to look into it.
cant blame most anons for just passing it for now and none of them would feel bad even if it goes to $20/share because the risk is too high, theres always other opportunities

even WKHS was shilled for months before it pump n dumped from $1 to $20 and back down to $1 because no fundamentals to fall back on after the company didnt execute on the speculation

>>60803221
the market is pricing in massive amounts of money printing

>>60803838
$2-$3 is still cheap compared to $1000

>>60803165
he looks like a good person

>>60803153
50/50 TQQQ & MSTR
or just buy VOO on leverage so something like SPXL

is anyone else shorting roblox rn

>>60803151
do it anon

>>60803313
>>60803324
Nothing ever happens but I hope this shit goes down in my lifetime
I imagine the war will be arabs, meds and chinks vs kikes mutts and jeets

>>60803064
yes
you should

>>60802977
do the covered calls strategy yourself
applying it passively is a losing strategy

>>60803611
>HGRAF
If they manage to be successful on listing on a US exchange, $4 share price is necessary. Whether or not they can achieve this is up for question, but after that, they'll need to maintain above $1 to maintain their listing.

That's a big ask to do of a company, because the demand for graphene isn't particularly large to begin with as of current. What could easily happen is that people lock in their gains at listing and it plummets precipitously. For people willing to take a risk on the company, that's probably their better buy-in compared to trying to pump it to $4.

>>60802765
nothing ever happens

>>60803775
no
that code
wud have been
a goatse

>>60803914
Really? Were you able to decode it...
That sucks...

>>60802754
most normies are still heavily exposed in the real estate and equity markets
those doom and gloom beargroids are in the minority

>>60803848
yes on exciting speculation, not actually on any established financials

you have made money. Just dont forget that the more money you have, the more it becomes about avoiding losing since you only need to compound growth at that point to keep winning. going -50% is devastating no matter if it's your wagie money or """house""" money
If you dont understand what i mean by why it's a high risk play that would turn away a lot of anons then whatever. everyone has their own style of growing their money whether that be with fundamentals or not
id be more interested if you discussed the potential rewards ($1000) vs all the things that can go wrong and why the high risk is worth taking since the reward is still oversized. never gloss over the risk whether it's a smallcap like HGRAF or megacap like Apple. risk management should always be a consideration

im passing on it since i got my low risk high reward plays for the next year in play already. aiming to be a millionaire by next year. Id rather just invest for safe 3x gains with -30% dowside risk rather than speculate for 10x ($20/share) but risk -90% downside. but thats just me

>>60802751
fucking finally

>>60803893
New Texas facility to boost capacity to 350+ tons annually by 2026–2027.

More plentiful supply will lower costs to develop applications, beyond those already researched.

I think the biggest risk long term is not the usefulness or demand for graphene, but whether this company will be able to maintain technological leadership and cost efficiency.

>>60803926
no
i could
just
tell by looking
&
it came 2 me
inna dream

>>60802734
you know the meme of the lawyer working as a cashier at a local supermarket?
yeah, that will be you if you make that dumb choice regardless of the state of the economy

>>60803602
>all the context you need really is a rough idea of the abrahamic god
Disagree. You'd need to have a more complete grasp of the philosophy/worldview to really get everything out of Job. I'd say you'd at least need to read Proverbs and ecclesiastics before-hand, probably Psalms too.

Why the FUCK is capital gains tax a thing
The government assumes 0% risk of my investment, why are they entitled to a cut of the profit?
Also if your take home is than 500k you should be exempt

>>60803948
>Why the FUCK is capital gains tax a thing
because the government has bigger guns than you therefor whatever they decide is a "thing"

>>60803948
capital gains on tax is worse
>work and earn money
>they tax it
>lend it to them with interest
>they pay it back but you have to give them a cut again

>>60803955
>tax
government bonds*

>>60803936
I have a strong portfolio of gold, silver, platinum and uranium plays as well.

Keep in mind that $1 million won't be enough once the next wave of inflation hits, you need to be shooting for $5 million minimum in the 2-3 years and get an exit plan in place. And you don't want to be in this country when they force UBI and enact taxes on unrealized gains.

i have finished crunching the numbers on ai dashcams along with some discussion on a boomer investing forums
being your unprofessional neighborhood self proclaimed analyst of ai dashcams
i have made estiamtes of CAD$16 million for ai dashcams on Q4 2025
It will have headlines of 37% YoY growth and 213% QoQ growth in December. simply beautiful. and it would not even be unusual as it has actually showed 200% yoy growth before in 2023 and were able to fulfill an almost $10m contract in 4 months back then -> they will be faster to scale revenue up now 2 years later

let it be on the record that i have been attached to ai dashcams since 2020 and i have shilled it at the bottom when it was 30 cents. CAD$4 target on it is indeed reasonable now and you guys will have to let me gloatpost and enjoy it a bit if i end up right ok?

lmao CAD$16m revenues estimate for Q4 wtf i am crazy but i might just get it right, the numbers could line up depending on how fast they fulfill their new contracts ($8m of contracts announcements since May, fiscal Q4 is June to AUgust)
it was going sideways for so long it's not like i only revealed it when it was pumping this year, i want to gloatpost

and no it is not priced in, (reported) institutional ownership is only 0.12%, i own more than that in ai dashcams i still own over 0.3% even after trimming my position on monday lol i think i caused the dump from 1.50 the volumes were quite thin without news

henlo mister jerome

>>60803508
>It just means I have more time to accumulate more HGRAF
You should have gone all in when it was $ 0.16 if you did your own research instead of claiming you will buy it in the future when its much more expensive

>>60803547
Looks like this CEO was hired on due to her experience in starting up companies and getting them to become self-sufficient. Given that this was basically a lab experiment in Kansas State University, they needed a someone good at starting companies instead of a bunch of eggheads that don't really know how to run a company.
>>60803941
>More plentiful supply will lower costs to develop applications, beyond those already researched.
I agree on your assessment on its potential. Graphene is still a relatively new material that seems stuck in the R&D phase, but very likely to grow in the next decade once practical applications are profitable. Carbon nanostructures and carbon nanostructure additives have proved extremely valuable and mass-produced graphene is probably no different.
>I think the biggest risk long term is not the usefulness or demand for graphene, but whether this company will be able to maintain technological leadership and cost efficiency.
From what I can ascertain, the west leads the charge on graphene and it appears to be highly competitive. UK, Canada, and the US appear to lead the charge with the best yields.

Nearly all companies that purport to sell graphene are in penny stock territory. Few are listed on American stock exchanges due to their very low value.

There are also Chinese companies that are trying to compete for market share, which Chinese sources state make up 1/3 of the global market. There are a fuckton of companies that are working towards it, although I'm unsure of their success rate or that they're milking government subsidies by claiming that they are. China is probably having trouble exfiltrating sensitive research data (probably since 2010) and is focusing instead on its Thousand Talents Plan to either train up Chinese nationals or buy off foreign talent. Whether they attract smart people or get people to steal data, they don't care, but they definitely cannot indigenously R&D on their own.

>>60803064
Put it all in UNH

>>60803985
henlo mister jerome
i have a knife
please dont call the cops
it is for you
i want you to cut out my eyes so i dont see what happens when you dont cut rates
that is all
thank you mister jerome

How to buy stocks directly with crypto?
Is there a crypto platform that scrapes/mimics official stock prices but in DeFi (that is, even if you aren't really "owning" a share, you can still gamble on it like regular stocks).

>>60803992
>due to her experience in starting up companies and getting them to become self-sufficient.
I watched a number of her interviews and this great experience never came up, she sounds like an inexperienced young CEO who does not know how to drive growth of a new company. Maybe you can list all of the business she started and where they are now.

/smg/ movie nite is soon, it's A Strange House (2024), apparently some weeb movie

>>60804009
HELLO MISTER JEROME
THANK YOU FOR TAKING OUR QUESTIONS
THAT FROG'S GOT A FUCKING KNIFE
I THINK HE'S A FUCKING PSYCHO KILLER
DO SOMETHING MISTER JEROME
THANK YOU NO FURTHER QUUESTIONS

wallstreetbaggies are shilling FNMA FMCC
top signal

>>60803979
*113% QoQ growth im an idiot
2.13 = 113% not 213%

>>60804019
Looking at it again, I am probably wrong. The more research I do, the more ambiguous it becomes. Definitely not a good sign, or I'm just retarded. Probably both. You're likely right on the new, inexperienced CEO with big ambitions. Her history is just really poorly documented.

TheoremOne - Acquired under S4 Capital under the Monks group in 2022, engineering consultancy work focused around automating industrial workflows. S4 Capital is not a well known entity, and also well under $1 per share. Verdict is unfavorable.

Omada Technologies - Consultancy for companies to outsource their IT towards, especially for things like cybersecurity. It fills a niche with organizations that aren't multinationals that can afford big enterprise contracts. Verdict is favorable.

Macht10 - I'm nor sure if that's a typo because I can't find it. There is a Mach10 but not much in getting me informed of much else. Verdict is unfavorable.

I need to correct myself, confidence in governance is not particularly solid. That is my mistake for not doing enough due diligence. I did the big stupid.

My father in law referenced stocks he owned in passive convo and my bil mentioned crypto. Seems like a top signal if you ask me .

>>60804052
you make decisions based on the information you have on hand, you can always just prepare for both scenarios

as confident as i am in ai dashcams in hitting $4 i have trimmed a bit to take some profit regardless because there is always downside risk and derisking is prudent after going up from 30 cents to 1.5$
even if i think it will go higher

what the fuck is HGRAF and how is graphene profitable

>>60804052
>confidence in governance is not particularly solid
Its possible she is a smiling business killer, but I don;t get that vibe. If you watch successful people, even the young ones, beneath the smile and kind words you can see intensity and sometimes a "killer instinct" where they are driven to succeed, but sometimes they fail. She could be the pretty face chosen by the board and the real leader is someone else. We will see.

>>60803962
yeah i wont actually quit my dayjob yet even if i hit a million, but itd significantly cut down my timeframe to quit thats for sure

the world will be monitored by ai cameras everywhere monitoring every behaviour and this is one of the ceos

this is the ceo of ai dashcams, and he has proven himself over the years, i know i can count on him for the next 1-2 years

>>60804062
>confident as i am in ai dashcams in hitting $4
Be cautious not to get rich on one trade. Its easier to find a 2x than 10x and when you are starting out you don't have $100k to risk because if you win you get $200k and that's not enough for the risk. If you can do a proper analysis you should be able to decrease your risk and increase returns to a point, but lock in gains as you advance to secure a new floor.

>>60804081
>know i can count on him for the next 1-2 years
Maybe him, but how many companies have been destroyed by a crooked CFO, accountant, programmer who is pissed or just dirty. Or they get sued out of existence because they did not have tranny bathroom so some obese employee fell down the stairs? One CEO told me they had such a great field safety training program for their field staff (oil field workers) now the major financial losses were fatties and retarded office workers falling of chairs, down the stair, lifting heavy boxes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9z588RbMB0

i mean you cant trust everything a ceo says, theyre always going to be bullish about their own company thats their job
it's nice to see how he is executing on most of the things he said in February this year, and now just 5 months later, especially the bit about balance sheet and whether it can handle a large incoming contract (34:50) "hopefully i can answer that question in the coming weeks and months"

>>60804062
>you make decisions based on the information you have on hand, you can always just prepare for both scenarios
Cases for it:
>they are capable of capturing north american demand for graphene
>they are expanding in texas where they can colocate near a high purity acetylene source
>independent testing verified and certified
Cases against it:
>still unprofitable
>stock looks like a pump and dump
>they won't name their customers, a company like this should be parading that list around
>what the hell is the graphene council

>bearish case
Ignore it.
>bull in bear's clothing
>Wait until it lists onto American exchanges, watch smart money cash out their holdings, buy in between $1-$3, hold long-term.
>bullish case
Fucking buy in and forget about it.

They're expanding, they produce product. It's at the price where I wouldn't want to buy in at its current state.

>>60804072
>We will see.
I'd like to see a company like this succeed. Nanoscale materials are a big favorite of mine and I like to see things like this succeed. I cannot let that bias my decision making though. I've seen enough bullshit "graphene" offerings that the gold nuggets are hidden in an ocean of bullshit.

I just can't know for certain. The future is blurry or foggy, can't tell which. All I know is that they're making moves that a legit company would do to meet demand.

>>60804052
>>60804019
You're right, she's inexperienced. Guys like that.

But ask yourself, do you think the previous CEO Stuart Jara would be getting as much male attention from prospective buyers?

>>60804087
he founded the company himself, his previous company was bought out at a +50% premium but prematurely at like $80 million valuation (granted this was back in 2003), so with ai dashcams he's been more ambitious, his earlier comments about hiting a $1 billion market cap (back when ai dashcams was <50m market cap years ago) doesnt seem as crazy now that it's momentarily dipped into >$150m market cap

it's a slow progress not get rich quick, none of it happened overnight but at same time downside risk has been relatively minimal while i've been riding it since it won't actually go to $0 when it's a real business making actual revenues (for the same reason people aren't worried about their rental real estate going to $0)
They actually entered the US by acquiring a shitty company for less than a $million if i remember right, that was so long ago so it's really irrelevant now, but anyways their US division because grew to 8-figures revenues now and aiming towards 9-figures by 2027

I'll probably have dumped most of my shares by middle of 2026 though

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>>60804096
Yeah, I'm not worried about her lack of experience desu. Everyone starts some where. I'll be out though if she can't deliver on what she's promised so far over the next few months:

- LOI for acetylene gas offtake agreement
- news about facility development in Texas
- expansion of board and new chair person
- redomiciling in Austin, Texas
- a couple more small contract announcements

>>60804095
there's this wallstreet guy i follow who says it like this

you're the only man left in the world and there are 3 billion women, you can have all the 10/10s you want you wouldn't even scratch the surface, you don't have to settle for an 8, 7, 6, 5 whatever you get the idea. Stocks are the same thing, there's no limited quantity of companies as a retail investor since we're not Warren Buffet who has billions$ with liquidity problems entering a position into a company. There's a shit ton of opportunities out there, there will always be many

You've built conviction into HGRAF already especially if you're deep into green, you'll prob keep playing it and treat the unrealized gains as playmoney but it is cash. If you had $50K in it at $0.50/share and it turned into $200K position at $2. You know what they always say, if you had $200K cash no position, would you still put all that cash $200K into it at $2/share?

For everyone else they're looking from the outside with straight up cash, it's easier to judge it more objectively and easier to pass on it since there's no conviction. That's why many anons here will just never touch it.
For you unfortunately, you will be susceptible to tunnel vision, it's your own decision to make on how to manage that risk since you have real gains in it.
1) If you sell half now to take your cost basis + some profits out, and then see it go to $20/share after, will you end up roping yourself in grief even if you made money? Maybe selling half was too much then, what about a quarter? Still too much?
2) if you don't sell because you want it to go to $20/share, will you end up roping yourself in despair if it ends up dipping back to $0.50?

that's for you to decide, there's 2 scenarios that you have to prepare for and risk management demands that you find a middleground to be happy witth because you're not god and you cant be 100% certain which way it will swing. That's your dilemma to figure out

>>60804096
The 4chan shilling, and company vibe overall, is obvious pump and dump. That said, being young and beautiful is not bad. Quite the opposite.

>>60803443
Would be funny if he just added "not" in front of his name on the list.

>>60803783
Not sure who shilled it, but I read it multiple times before it reached 1$ and I managed to get in at 0.9717$, and them's the facts.

>>60804009
It's useless Apu, it doesn't matter whether your eyes are cut-out or not.
Because, where we're going, you won't need eyes to see.