Thread 60804101

germcuck 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: >>60801468

>>60804096
>But ask yourself, do you think the previous CEO Stuart Jara would be getting as much male attention from prospective buyers?
I wouldn't be able to tell you. I fixated on the acetylene detonation process before I knew the CEO was a woman. I'm more interested in how atmospheric contaminants affect the graphene yield.

>>60804110
It's 99.8% pure, with the 99.9% of the impurities being oxygen, which is actually beneficial since oxygen needs to be added anyway for reactive graphene.

oops i spent too long typing i ended up posting my reply in a ded thread lol
>>60804118

>>60804110
>>60804115
You guys know this is a pump and dump , right?
That model looking ceo without actual chemical engineering background, is not gonna be driving down chemical impurities . You can make graphene at home with a #2 pencil and some scotch tape .

>>60804122
All I know is that Doug Casey has deep pockets as do his subscribers, if he pumps it above $5 soon, I'll consider taking out my initial.

>>60804128
mediocre bait

>>60804128
>That model looking ceo without actual chemical engineering background
What are you talking about? She has a Masters in Materials Engineering. Furthermore, she is not the inventor and patent holder of the technology.

The inventor is Dr. Chris Sorenson:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLxQI8RCXjc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU7Y5klagbg

>>60804132
so whats your answer if you were 100% cash right now?

if you put $50k cash into it at 0.50, you have $200k equity now basically.
Would you still buy it at $2/share with all of your $200k cash?
You have to accept that you don't know the future with complete certainty, decide now so you dont have any regrets even if you decide to make that conflict and shoot for $5
Even with that little comment you've just mentiion, do you realize you've completely tunnel visioned and completely disregarded the risk of it even coming back down

you're relying completely on a big name pumping it. It works honestly, I've seen Cielo Waste stay aflot for 8 months precisely since BNN bloomberg was praising the stock back then, I think it was Robert Mcwhirter or something like that back in 2021, it got a huge pump with the TV coverage, but the company itself didnt execute on their bluesky dream promises, still zero revenues to this day
Many such cases sicne 2021 that have never recovered from their no-revenues.
Fundamentals do matter long-term

>>60804118
>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?
I would feel very little emotion if anything.

I am really bad at conceptualizing big numbers, so one big profit doesn't feel any different than an even bigger number. Same goes for losses. So long as I don't go into debt, just dust myself off and try again later.

>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?
I would cut my losses and try again elsewhere.

I would require the stock be listed before I make any moves on it. OTCMKT is a graveyard of failing and failed companies.
>>60804128
>You can make graphene at home with a #2 pencil and some scotch tape
But we need many tons of it, and scotch tape introduces impurities like the synthetic rubber adhesive, the stuff the adhesive collected, not to mention the trillions of acrylic microspheres they put into the formulation so it's not too sticky.

>>60804142
>even if you decide to make that conflict and shoot for $5
*even if you decide to make that coinflip

gambling on a coinflip can still make a lot of money, and being too firm on risk management can leave a lot of money on the table
But then ask yourself again, are you risking ruin or is this amount of cash STILL (keyword: STILL because it has gone up a lot already) an amount you can afford to lose?

Big mistake is treating unrealized gains as if it was fake money you can burn with higher risk, it's cash you can liquidate right now on Monday, it's real money

>>60804142
A company that has the potential to go from $2 to $80 over the next 12 months with a NASDAQ listing. That's a 40 bagger from here.

If I had another 40 bagger to buy into right now with low probability of dilution, I would allocate another 10% of my portfolio, so I'd throw another $50k into it.

>>60804144
>>60804145
>I would feel very little emotion if anything.
>I am really bad at conceptualizing big numbers, so one big profit doesn't feel any different than an even bigger number. Same goes for losses. So long as I don't go into debt, just dust myself off and try again later.
oh ok u answered while i was typing it lol
yeah i mean as long as you have your exit strategy figured out for either scenario then all you gotta do now is let the dice roll where they may
Speculating isnt my thing personally, but I looked at HGRAF for fun anyways as a learning experience

frankly i like to go for plays with more certainty, especially since I'm investing through a TFSA (tax free account) with limited contribution room yearly. I cant just write off gambling losses because i dont pay capital gains taxes in the first place

>>60804137
A degree she obtained after having a baschelors in political science while being the coo and ceo of this company. Totally legetimate degree in hard science earned online . Totally not a pump and dump
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IFwwuldS3VM&t=151s&pp=2AGXAZACAQ%3D%3D

>>60804122
>>60804118
>If you had $50K in it at $0.50
I am under 1M and I would not invest $50k into a company like HGRAF, would not even if I had $2m that's just gambling. For a serious investment wait until they have proper financing to build out the production capacity and contracts to show demand. Even then its a risk and I would only put say $5k at most. Its just too small and unproven and too early

with that said i put my money where my mouth is and I have indeed started positions in all the tickers I mentioned a couple weeks ago

EXCEPT FOR INFU BECAUSE IT PUMPED +70% BEFORE I HAD CASH READY TO BUY
FUCK YOU INFU
but it works both ways lol I bought VTSI after it just dumped -25% so whatever with their earnings (which everyone who understands the company knows was going to be bad already because of lower bookings for business due to the govt uncertainty for awhile, will prob take 2 years to recover close to $10 and ideally hit >$20 for a 4x)

why do we hate the poos but also let them into the country in mass for tech co.s

>>60804155
Funny why everyone is trying hard to convince me to sell HGRAF. I see more green check boxes than red flags. An inexperienced CEO is fine, as long as the 1) the tech is solid, and I trust Dr. Sorenson and the GEIC 2) there's a solid customer pipeline, and in HGRAF's case they have over 60 customers nearing the end of their 18 month research period on NDAs, and will be signing contracts soon.

I want to see how this story plays out.

>>60804167
we hate poos because they dont assimilate and their culture is shit. *We* dont let them in, the government does.

>>60804167
Because shareholders are as far away from a human as you can possibly get.
They see an opportunity to earn 1$ more than other options and pick that without regarding the consequences.

>>60804161
yeah personally i have my money in smallcap moonshots that at least have proven their revenues and growth
pic related posted financials earlier in >>60803979
went through a bit of a rough patch because of tariff uncertainty delaying a lot of contract signings so honestly this fiscal year might be a bit of a disappointment but fiscal 2026 will easily be +100% YoY growth headlines just because of the $30million contract that was ratified from MTA New York ($7.5m per quarter in 2026, they have demosntrated they can fulfill a $9m contract in 4 months back in 2023 theyre prob faster now)

last quarter Q3 was only $7.5m revenue since revenue can be lumpy in t his business, so if im right about $16m revenue in Q4 yes I'd be seeing 113% QoQ headline in a few months :)))

>>60804153
>Speculating isnt my thing personally, but I looked at HGRAF for fun anyways as a learning experience
I learn a great deal from these odd recommendations. I enjoy that a lot more than the gambling itself.

>>60804170
>over 60 customers nearing the end of their 18 month research period on NDAs
What date range would that be?

>>60804182
>What date range would that be?
I expect at least a couple of contracts to be signed over the next 4-5 months, if not this year than in January.

>>60804170
>Funny why everyone is trying hard to convince me to sell HGRAF.
i mean for the record i hope ur not including me in that bunch, i just told you to consider both scenarios and to be ready and happy whichever way it turns out from this point. I'd frankly prob be depressed and kill myself if I sold half of something at $2 right now and saw it go to $20 next month. If you're ever commited to take profit, you have to consider both scenarios likewise as well in a similar money, it's losing money in a sense too

I've been in tunnel vision myself, thats called getting married to a stock and you end up susceptible to irrational decisions and disregarding risk management.
Only you can figure out what middleground you can be comfortable with. Thats why some people choose to scale in and scale out of a position gradually to stay sane and manage risk

>>60804170
>>60804194
here is my exit strategy simulations for example on my pennyscam play lol

I fully admit and acknowledge what I did was gambling and it worked out

>>60804182
>I enjoy that a lot more than the gambling itself.
As much as I hate actual gambling, because I hate losing, I do sometimes throw a little money at some of the tickers that pop up on /smg/ and I have to admit I have made about $20k on them (SOUN, QTBS, KULR, I cant even remember most of them) they would pump 2-4x in like to weeks and I would just dump them and take the money. I even 2x HGRAF after getting in at 0.88 last week, but I dont see it going to 4. Looking at that price spike I'm out Monday, I don't care what happens after that.

>>60804194
Yeah, I'll be fine if this goes back to where I bought, the rest of my portfolio without HGRAF is still like $650k. it was an opportunity and I took it, if it works out, great. If not at least I can say I was a part of the pump, and not someone who stood on the sidelines suffering from FOJI.

If it delivers on everything, than my retirement is secured.

>>60804196
that spread sheet is really yucky

>>60804186
>4-6 month time horizon
Okay, I'll re-evaluate on that basis. Thanks for giving me something to occupy my quiet weekend with. I'm genuinely grateful.

>>60804200
>I do sometimes throw a little money at some of the tickers that pop up on /smg/ and I have to admit I have made about $20k on them
I've noticed that /smg/ is good at finding quick pumps for quick profit, but it requires timely reactions to profit from it.

>>60804180
I admire your detailed analysis, its far far more than I ever did. I learned PLTR was backed by the CIA and that was enough for me. When I did do more thorough research (for me) it was a loss, so I stick more to gut feeling and if I understand the business/technology.

>>60804213
sorry i didnt really intend to show it to public

the one i prepped to shill and pump my pick (i shared it on some boomer investing forums) was pic related instead

>>60804204
>suffering from FOJI.
fear of jewish influence?

>>60804222
checked

>>60804219
u still made more money than me with PLTR then lmao but I don't think I could have ever convinced myself to put 6-figs into PLTR, or even any of the megacaps Facebook or whatever that also outperformed for that matter

how was i supposed to fucking know megacaps would grow fasster than smallcaps what the fuck
50%-100% YoY growth is normally exclusive for smaller companies, thats just not fair

>>60804170
Good luck. I am a cynical man ,godspeed. here is to hoping you dont get diluted or rugged. Usually when things are too good to be true , they are indeed not true .

>>60804233
yeah I have similar fears, this is one of the first thiings i look at for smallcaps

It can work out but with dilutions to keep the lights on at the company, the share is basically equivalent to options with theta loss, you have to be right on timing as well, you cant just braindead hold and only lose to inflation/opportunity cost

>>60804239
do you ever look at sec filings?

>>60804229
>but I don't think I could have ever convinced myself to put 6-figs into PLTR
I only put in about $35k in, sold all at 60 because of the spike. Then bought back in again at about 80. Selling and taking the $120k profit allowed me to invest in other stocks that have grown steadily, some with dividends which I use for other investments. I also use premiums from options to by riskier stocks I think will hit. I take the many 2x or 4x approach rather than the one 100x approach because there are many more 2x than 100x. I got the time and I think manage the risk better that way. We will see how it works out.

>>60804069
>>60804069

>>60804227
close, but "fear of joining in"

This is going to explode. Up or down. But it won’t crab. That I can tell you.

>>60804218
The customers will be ranging from small scale (such as last week's biotech partnership) to large scale. I know for a fact that US DoD, Rolls Royce, Formula F1, Ford Motors and some Dubai/UAE construction/development firms are in the evaluation pipeline (inferred from looking at GEIC related headlines).

Post screencaps or I assume some of you are just ai shillbots. Or, 1 to 2 anons seeking reaffirmation and confirmation bias for their high-risk high-reward play so they don't panic sell take profit too early?? Same thing I guess.

>HGRAF

They are in talks with a top automotive manufacturer who was already testing graphene applications at GEIC. Honda is at GEIC... 70 companies interested who are currently in R&D and those cycles are ending late 2025/early 2026. Confirmed that there is major military interest, also confirmed 3-6 of these companies will be buying 1000 tons per year or more. So 3000 tons alone at 80 percent margins at the LOW end of their price scale (a ton sells for between 250,000 and 800,000 so let's say 250,000 a ton) is 600 million in basically pure profit. which at a p/e of 20x earnings is like 15 billion market cap - which is over 15x from current price levels and a price per share of roughly $45/sh. that's just the START and appetizer for this company

>>60804282
>you are just ai shillbots
I am the most best updated shillbot 1000 sar. Please do not redeem.

>>60804282
i think im with you. pink shit slop

>>60804286
>3-6 of these companies will be buying 1000 tons per year or more
HGRAF has no capacity to produce that, nor the money to build the capacity to produce that. If you understood any of the vids explaining the technology they pump some gas into a bomb vessel and ignite it. A little graphene is produced. How many cycles are needed to produce 1 ton of that shit? Did you ever take chemistry?

The HGRAF shilling is insane right now. Just like all stocks that debut on a market it will turbo dump. Don't be a fool and buy in now only to get rugged.

>>60804289
>Please do not redeem.
What did you say? I'm going to type in the code.

>>60804298
I'm not going to buy it but I welcome and enjoy the actual stock discussion and the risk discussion. Even if it's just someone who is looking for reaffirmation on their OTC play.

It beats having an ai generated girl avatarfag blogposting 50 spam posts every single thread every day all week every week

Well, there is shilling, and then there is whatever you call this.

>>60804298
And this is a very good point for scalability.

It reminds me one time about a junior miner who had all good intentions, they weren't a scam, they hit properly, but failed in the end because the deposit was in a shitty third world country without reliable power infrastructure so a mine was not even feasible in the first place (frequent blackouts etc). Powering a mine with their own generators would not be economically feasible either.

Many things can go wrong. That's the risk that comes with speculating on no proven revenues yet.

>>60804335
Interesting case study and one for the smg history book. We can learn from this even without a position. Eventually we will want to shill and pump our own picks after we buy after all

>>60804335
I like the retarded sales pitch
"concert tickets sold out" but
"barely anyone heard about the concert"
possible if the concert is really really small.
look, I bought in for $1000 for fun, now worth $2400. Will dump Monday. Kevin Babrough can buy my bags I don't care. There is always another one coming.

What do you guys use? Etrade won't let me make an account so I'm just using webull.

>>60804335
lmao

>>60804335
Rick Rule called it "flamboyant promotion" but meant it in a good way, since Rick Rule is himself a flamboyant promoter of gold/silver stocks.

Starts at 37:13

https://youtu.be/3KG_CDrDvSE?si=am6PK6Mvkd6qrngs&t=2233

>>60804335
>scalping is investing
I can think of a few things scalpers have ruined. At least they're named what they should be done to.

>>60804339
>junior miner who had all good intentions
doubt
Unable to figure out the project was a loser until he got as much money out of it as possible.

>>60804302
Im planning on selling a few days before the listing actually

>>60804298
>HGRAF has no capacity to produce that, nor the money to build the capacity to produce that. If you understood any of the vids explaining the technology they pump some gas into a bomb vessel and ignite it. A little graphene is produced. How many cycles are needed to produce 1 ton of that shit? Did you ever take chemistry? You're spreading FUD, either on purpose or out of ignorance. The following are the official numbers taken from interviews with the CEO and the VP of R&D.

Each Hyperion unit generates 25 tons of graphene per year. 1 ton of graphene sells for $280k, with a profit margin of 70%-80% after Opex, so $200,000k profit per ton to round it down. And that's for the lowest 99.8% grade of graphene, they can get up to 5 9's purity, but that sells for closer to $800k per ton. Capex per Hyperion unit is covered in 44 days of operation. The life time for a Hyperion unit is modeled out as 10 years.

With a single production facility of 500 Hyperion units, which is what is planned initially, that's 12,500 tons per year. They are planning on building multiple production facilities as needed to scale up to demand over the years, with longer term plans for a facility in South Korea and in Germany.

So with one facility, $200,000 * 12,500 = $2,500,000,000 profit per year. Multiply that with a P/E ratio of 40 and you get $100 billion mcap.

>>60804101 (OP)
Not free, paid through taxes, meaning you keep paying for it for the rest of your working life, regardless if you go to college or not.

To the lovely HGRAF anon:
Please shill me another stock that's below a dollar, I'm already up +120%, wouldn't mind doubling it again in a span of a week or two, thank you~

>>60804490
>Multiply that with a P/E ratio of 40 and you get $100 billion mcap.
Now if you account for the irrationality of the market it could easily be x5-10 that, right?

>>60804335
I hope the HGRAF products will become a reality, just imagine what an amazing lube could be made with it...

>>60804447
I sold 50% of mine, once it reached 100% of growth, with the rest I'll keep to see if it can get to 100$ or even 1000$, though based on how it'll behave for the coming months, I might consider buying more.

What is the time frame for hgraf to get listed? I wanna know how much time I have to accumulate. Reddit hasn't picked up on it so it may succeed.

>>60804501
I do have a solid gold developer/explorer that will probably 5x from here at least, but it might drop back in the short term if gold corrects back to $3000 in September. This could happen if Russia Ukraine peace deal goes through. If gold instead breaks out above $3450ish in next couple of weeks though, it will run. Ticker is AUMB.V / AUMBF (1911 Gold Corporation).

If you do buy it, consider buying it in 2 or 3 small tranches, in case gold price drops.

>>60804505
Yeah, definitely. Imagine if US DoD signs a contract with HGRAF, could be trading at P/E of 100-200 easy.

>>60804519
Mining companies are quite a bit of a gamble, I need to check if the stocks have KIDs once I finish work, if they don't us €poors can't buy it. :/

>>60804517
An anon said around the beginning of the next year, not sure how correct that statement was though.

>>60804490
>The following are the official numbers taken from interviews with the CEO.
(laughing stops) link to actual documents? Or you take cautious vague verbal statements as official numbers not presented in writing.
>Each Hyperion unit generates 25 tons of graphene per year
Link to actual documents?
The spastik shilling demonstrates to me this is a massive pump and dump. If you actually own any shares and think its worth holding why do you care if some /smg/ anons buy or sell a few hundred dollars worth of shares when you are holding tens of millions of dollars worth?

>>60804528
It's all verbal, but straight from the CEO and VP of R&D's mouth. If you're expecting official notarized documentation, I don't know what to tell you.

>>60804532
Ukraine verbally agreed to stay neutral, but then the USA stuck their fingers into Ukraine's butt and Ukraine was suddenly like. "I want to join NATO, I don't want to be neutral anymore!", and now we have the *Special Military Operation* in Ukraine.

(Because what else are you going to do when you're under the threat of a huge warring nation trying to build missile silos close enough so that they can bomb your capital city?)

>>60804101 (OP)
>reading shit in the internet and writing an exam about it should cost gorillions
>t. Americuck

>>60804546
I think it's a bit of a leap to compare HGRAF's promises to the promises of a WEF puppet like Zelensky.

>>60804517
Q1 to Q2 2026 for the NASDAQ listing.

There's /r/HGRAF that suddenly sprung up, so they're becoming aware of it.

>>60804532
>It's all verbal
correct.>>60804532
>expecting official notarized documentation
not notarized, just official. I dont need it, actual investors do. Even pump and dumps can put out written reports, plans, proposals with fancy numbers and slick graphics. Like when the reporter ask Enron why they can't put together a consolidated financial statement and the guy flipped out. Ask the obvious question and reeeeeeeeeeee
Look, you are going to be rich rich rich, no need to reply to my retarded questions/comments. I hope you make it. Please gloat when you do and remind me how I missed out.

I'm dumping my hgraf on monday. Simple as

>>60804554
Good. So we have a lot of time. The actual offloading should happen a few days before that.

Since we are in the "shill your penny stock" cycle here at /smg/ I'll throw one in: Pulsar Helium Inc (TSXV:PLSR, AIM:PLSR, OTCQB:PSRHF). Their 100% owned Topaz project in Minnesota contains possibly the highest helium concentration in the US. Test drillings are done cofirming a massive helium deposit, they are currently building an extraction facility. Why does high concentration matter? Current helium production relies on the oil industry where it's extracted as a by-product and is of relatively poor quality with very low, sub-percentage concentration. The test drillings has revealed concentrations of up to 13.5% in the Topaz field. This enables the extration and production of primary helium, a much higher quality, higher concentration helium.

>who gives a fuck about helium, balloon salesmen?
Helium is critical in high-tech production processes, stuff like semi-conductors, health tech and so forth. You know, that stuff Trump is strong-arming corporations to invest and build in the US? Demand is only inreasing.

Okay is this just weekend shenanigans or do we need a containment thread for HGRAFaggots?

>>60804101 (OP)
In Germany as well as some other European nations by year 5 or 6 the school has already decided to place you in one of three high schools the top students go to Gymnasium the middle students go to Realschule for high skilled trades or Hauptschule for low skilled trades and then the dumbest kids who will be the dregs of society go to Gesamtschule so by age 10-11 in the German education system your place in life is already decided but people who go on about tax payer funded university in Germany are ignorant to this

any chance of oil pumping on monday? I need money

>>60804829
If you have parents who care at all, they will get you into Gymnasium or at the very least Realschule, it has nothing to do with the child's ability. Hauptschule is just daycare for children of neglectful parents. Children who have a mental, not a social disability go to Sonderschule. It's not a great system, but at least you don't have to pay 40k a year for a private school just to separate your child from 'lunchtime rowdies'.

>>60804867
Depends if UK/Ukraine conduct a false flag operation to keep the war going.

>>60804875
My point is that the same Americans who go on about Germany's "free university" are ignorant of the fact that they would likely be unable to obtain it under the German model as they're niggers, spics and in general low IQ Americans have community college for an affordable and less grade dependent option but they think they're entitled to go to an elite university

>>60804101 (OP)
Btw, this should go without saying but don't come to Germany for 'free college'. I have a lot of international post-graduate friends who are in STEM programs through institutes such as Max Planck. They all work full time + overtime, but are only paid 1/2 and have to deal with bullshit paperwork non-stop, pay taxes, can't get doctor's appointments because it's flooded with jobless refugees and watch the barbershop Syrians drive around in sportscars. Every time I see them they say things that would get a German branded as a Nazi and barred from public discourse.
Every single one of them is leaving the country after completing their programs.

>>60804896
It's paid through taxes and everyone pays taxes for as long as they're alive.

Just because you don't hand over the money when you start, it doesn't mean it's free. It's not.

>>60804896
That seems accurate, yeah.

>>60804911
I never said it was free I point out that it's tax payer funded

>>60804927
I repeated it because many (including EU youth) think that it is free.

>>60804620
wonder how many will get scammed over it being in otc.

>>60804829
Well this still doesn’t account for the fact why it’s free for foreigners.

>>60804909
Them leaving after is another reason why it should cost money for foreigners to study here

College educated nongerman, that is born in germany, here AMA.

which S&P500 stocks should i hold for the next 5 years?

>>60804976
Well actually, College is the wrong term. It's University, but since an american made this OP-image, we gotta go with the retardation, I guess.

>>60804971
A child foreigner who gets the grades can enter uni on the tax payer's dollar the US gives out millions in grants under their federal student aid program including to illegals

>>60804976
What's your heritage? Are you a racist? What's your favorite German food? What's your 5 year plan?

>>60804829
You can still break out. I was in Realschule, for 2 years after elementary. I thought
>Fuck this shit, my siblings went to Gymnasium, I'm not gonna be the one that doesn't "make it".
I became a "sweater" (like the new generations like to say) and managed to switch to Gymnasium. And ironically Gymnasium felt more difficult than the Oberstufengymnasium for Abitur which grants you access to Universities.

>>60804875
I'd say between Gymnasium and Realschule there is a clear difference in capabilities. I can't judge on people that went to Hauptschule, but I also think there were some kids with me on Real, that had the potential for Gymnasium, but as you said, it could have been other circumstances hindering them. But no, most kids that went on Realschule with me very likely would not have been able to pass the Gymnasium. For whatever reason it was difficult. Maybe it was my school, maybe it's in general like that. Maybe it was me playing WoW 14 hours a day.

>>60805016
Greek. No, not really. Not eating much german, not eating much at all. I'd probably go Schnitzel, or Bismarckbrötchen. Considering leaving to be honest. Not sure yet. But family is here, so it's a tough call. But my education would not help me much outside of germany and I'd also not pursue it but do other things.

>>60805042
And in the Gymnasium, I got into a class with so many failing, that it was split up, lmao. Half the class failed or so, I can't remember exactly. And the rest, 3-4 each went, into other parallel classes.

I have stocks in:

>Palantir
>Nvidia
>Rolls Royce
>Meta
>Sony
>Advanced Micro Devices

Thoughts?

>>60805151
Are you hedging?

I wanted to buy more STARKNET (STRK), not I'm priced out :( Crypto's poomping.

>>60805170
Is this the same as MSTR?

>>60805151
You're set until the music stops

>>60805161
New to investing so I don't know what that means, sorry. I'm just parking money there and waiting. Got into PLTR before earnings call since I assumed they would beat expectations so that's keeping the losses to a minimum so far.

>>60805178
No, it's just a coin.

>>60805184
>since I assumed they would beat expectations

>Assumes it would beat expectations and pump thereafter
>on a stock that already on the basis of classic valuation is way overpriced and should not pump any further
You learned fast. You embraced the clown. You were born it, molded by it.

>>60804490
Yes yes , but have you considered the graphene prices would collapse with such capacity flooding the market ? Or that they are still just “modddeling “ and there may be yield degradation or destruction of reacactors before 40 days . This is all a scam to part a fool from their money, just dont be the last baggie !

>penny shit pnd
>big (((investor))) buying into dying company
>btc reach ATH and starts to dump
>SPY reaches ath and starts to get shakey
>"hey guys im a new investor"
DEJA VU
IVE JUST BEEN IN THIS PLACE BEFORE
I WILL DUMP MY BAGS
CAUSE KNOW THAT ITS TIME GO

>>60805184
PLTR is the biggest bubble stock in the market right now, more so than even Tesla. Even if it doesn't pop yet, the next pullback will drop you below your costbasis. Presumably you don't want to sell since you only just bought in, so the sensible thing to do is to get a cheap 3M expiration put with a low strike price. In case the bubble pops and PLTR goes below your strike, most of the losses on the stock will be offset. If PLTR keeps going up then the put will expire worthless and your upside will be slightly diminished due to the option cost. Think of it like an insurance on your investment.

A woman must have called her dog "witch". I could hear her say from my bath.
>Hexe, hier lang *whistle lightly*
Wasn't able to see her though to confirm it was a dog.

>>60804490
Whats the reference for your figures on this?
Is this from an independent third-party source? Like any customers who are vouching for their products?
Because if these figures are all entirely from what the company or CEO is saying, then I don't know how to tell you why that's incredibly naive

Why can't I see HydroGraph on Trading 212?

Because relying entirely on what the CEO tells you is exactly how you fall for scams like OPTI releasing an SEC document how they got a multi billion contract while they were a pennyscam st $0.04 per share (I forgot the market cap).
People here did make some money and were aware of the risk with it being a scam, and many more also took the released document at face value because it was an SEC filing so surely it was legit.
You can't fucking put your money entirely on what the company or CEO alone is saying. Are you fucking stupid?

You can still make money, but your downside risk is also oversized. That's why you can't put more than gambling money in it, it's meaningless for anyone with significant figures to bother with (what's the point of 10x'ing $500 for someone with $500K+ fluctuating x% a day?)

>>60805345
It's not always about the money. Sometimes it is about being right. About feeling successful. About feeling smart. About the X/Percentage, the high, the kick.

https://youtu.be/qMxX-QOV9tI?feature=shared

>>60805355
Like for example the GAMB thing recently. I gave them another option. Ignored. They want to be right, the ego says:
>I can't be wrong, I'm smart, I've found the right thing

>>60804490
If this is true they're going to crash the market price for graphene. Do you know what elastic economics is?

>>60804101 (OP)
Every perfect scenario in this market is priced in. There's only downside now. And once people realize AI is just another Dotcom expect a fall of 50 percent

>>60805373
We're unironically testing covid lows in the next 1-3 years.

>>60805362
Elon Musk will buy up all that extra supply at a premium for his carbon spaceships! To the moon fellow apes!

>>60805373
The question is, will the crash be contained within AI stocks and the tech sector, or will it domino into a global recession?

>>60805373
Yes. Once people realize it's another Dotcom then the bubble can finally start in full mania

When the bubble pops, it'll get back to lows never before seen since 2025 (now)

>>60805496
Total MCAP always falls back below GDP. You'll see.

So 2 more weeks?

>>60805515
If you run a line of CAGR 15-20% (log chart) from 1996 or something then we're really not at Dotcom mania yet

>>60805548
I'm not arguing that the bubble can't inflate some more, I'm saying that there's substantial downside from current levels no matter when it pops.

>>60805558
Yes I agree and this is why I don't have any index ETFs or position into any of the megacaps.
Russell 2000 is not at ATH yet though so there's still opportunities for quick 2x or 3x's in the next couple years

We don't need 24/5 bullshit. We need whatever/6.

Why is the market pricing in 92% chance of a rate cut? No way Powell cuts, unless the next jobs report is absolutely atrocious. And even if that happened he would probably still hold.

>>60805683
jpows gonna do a double rate hike then resign as a final fuck you

>>60804101 (OP)
If the product is free you are the product

>>60804271
goddamnit, I was hoping it would crab for a few months at least. Might sell off a third of my position come Monday just so I don't get giga-screwed by whatever pump-and-dump nonsense this might cause.
>>60805199
>>60805362
now, to be fair, there's the possibility that the creation of a reliable supply of Graphene could lead to a proportionate increase in demand. There's going to be a decrease in price of course, but it might not be nearly as dramatic as you're expecting.

Is anyone else talking about graphene? Reddit, stocktwits, etc?
Are you guys prepared to hold it for 5 years?

>>60805852
What happens after 5 years? :o

>>60805852
It was getting listed on Nasd-ACK sometime next year right? I should have some money free by then so I can put in a meagre sum. I don't believe in this shilling enough to risk a larger sum

I hate spending money
these AirBnB's are cheap ($1000 for a month for some) but planning a trip to Japan and seeing my savings account drop by $4000 freaks me out

>>60805928
just sleep in a capsule hotel to minimize costs

>>60805936
I like having my own bathroom

>>60805928
mmmh mmmh so desu ne

>>60805897
A lot of contrarian investing has good upside if the thesis is reasonable, it just takes time to play out.
For example I have 5-15 year outlook on copper, silver, uranium for the AI buildout

>>60804815
Weekend faggotry. Not like we have anything better to do until futes open

>>60804815
>containment thread for HGRAFaggots?
pump and dumpers do not want a containment thread they are desperate to invade every space to push the price up so they can dump. It wil only get worse from here.

>>60805180
>You're set until the music stops

>>60804101 (OP)
It's not the only country.

>>60805151
>Thoughts?
depends how much, when you bought in, how long you plan to hold, why you bought each one. What's the plan? Why rolls royce? why the turn around in 2023?

FFS dude I thought I missed the short on Roblox because it happened premarket and didn't want to hold the puts over the weekend

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIch5_akobI

>>60804815
I can't even get this stock on Robinhood so it pisses me off ngl.

>>60805151
Genuinely why not Nintendo too if Sony?
At this point these stocks are so mature I might just get QQQ instead but meh who knows you might do better right? Palantir especially.

I really like Oracle right now for that growth tech play that is still normal.

>>60806061
At this time, 100% pump and dump, even if the company is sound. It needs $4 to list, $1 to maintain listing. People can absolutely lose their shirt on this for a long time.

>>60804101 (OP)
Can I go to college for free as a 35 year old illegal immigrant?

They've changed JewTube so you can't 'alt-tab' out of the video. You literally need to watch the ads or just shut the app down. Premium cucks will say that it is good value but the content literally isn't made by Alphabet, they're just hosting what other people make.

I think I am going to buy 100 shares of Novo on market open to hedge my $3000 position in Madrigal Pharmaceuticals.
Novo's drug got approved in MASH and is apparently like 25% of the price of Madrigal's drug.

>>60806154
I just use Newpipe or Grayjay on android.

>>60804101 (OP)
Someone on here mentioned Roblox being a ticking timebomb, and its already started dropping due to child exploitation and pedo issues.
Now they even have big youtubers exposing them and multiple lawsuits, its so over.

What yall boys think, is it time to load up the puts?

>>60806277
I literally don't know anyone that plays roblox. Nor am I aware of anyone that has ever played roblox

>>60806290
I'm 25, I used to play roblox before they ruined it. I can tell you much of my generation and especially gen Alpha know about Roblox.

>>60806154
Or you could just use a PC.

>>60805928
traveling is not worth it if it cost a ton of money, a bike packing/car camping trip in nature will be much more rewarding.

I've been beating the market for the past 3 years I've been investing, but something tells me it's only down to luck and the particular clown market we're in. I need a real downturn to see whether I actually have skill or just benefited from beginner's luck.

Stock market will peak with release of GTA 6 just like 2008 crash and halo 3. Even lines up with republicans in office nowadays with them getting booted out in 2008. Watch there be a jeet version of obama democrat running for president too.

>>60806159
its poomped in ah when the news dropped
hoping for a +10% monday

>>60806412
>Watch there be a jeet version of obama democrat running for president too.
Isn't this just throwing the election on purpose?

>Make 3-4 big plays per year
>Limit holding anything for longer than said play
>Use cash to capitalize on short term opportunities
>Comfy not exposed to market volatility

This how I beat the market every year consistently. Holding long term is for suckers. There is always a new short term play in any market.

>>60806441
5 years ago it would have worked.
In current year? No way is America electing an Indian.

>btc and eth waiting for their marching orders (ie. what the stock market is going to do on monday)
lunacy

Hgraf baggies can and will be diluted

>>60806412
GTA 6 will be a huge disappointment revenue-wise because no one has a PS5 or the newest xbox. It will flop just like the FF7 remake. GTA 5 revenues were driven by San Andreas nostalgia among millennial manchildren and by the fact that every third worlder had a PS3.

Third worlders can't afford PS5s and zoomers in the first world didn't grow up playing console games so they have no nostalgia for the GTA series. They are catering to a crowd that doesn't exist. The only ones who will buy this are the same manchildren who bought GTA V who are now 15 years older ie the Funko Pop market.

>>60804792
Go on. When was the 13% concentration revealed to the public?

>>60806277
It's been a "ticking timebomb" for months, maybe years. There have been multiple exposés written/posted about it. Yeah, it will drop eventually, but, to borrow a phrase: the market can stay pedophilic longer than you can stay solvent

>>60806497
The success of that game will hinge on whether or not you can drive a semi full speed into the pride parades.

>>60806497
To add to this I haven't used prediction markets in 5 years but if they let you bet on revenues then I'll bet big money on it flopping next year.

>>60806497
I'm pretty sure zoomers played GTA 5.

>>60804101 (OP)
A country of educated midwits

>>60806277
I remember maybe over a decade ago checking the game out and finding it riddled with creeps. Surprised nothing happened in all that time

>>60806277
Boeing was assassinating niggas left and right and did fine, roblox has direct access to these little niglets wallets, I feel like they have to be just as resilient. They pay the community game makers pretty well and would probably roll back on that before getting themselves obliterated.

>>60806556
I've never played Roblox but sometimes the youtube algo shows me Roblox content. It's always related to pedophiles, except I also saw a few videos about how their business model exploits child labor.

>>60806561
Yeah it's bad. There's like an iceberg of thinly disguised sex-based custom content/games also

>>60806592
Lmao I played roblox when I was like 10, I’m 23 now. That shit is never going away and it’s always been a pedo zoo. It has ALWAYS been like that and will never not be. They are fine. The worst thing that ever came of that was the hit piece that short seller firm did

ok give it to me, intel to 30 or 19 again?

Anon did a cameo~~

>>60806542
I'm getting the generations mixed up. No one who is minor cares enough about GTA 6 to buy a PS5 for it, and thats among the ones who can even afford it.

>>60806503
"The Jetstream #1 appraisal well previously reached TD of 2,200 feet (671 metres) on February 27 , 2024, identifying top-tier helium concentrations of up to 14.5%, well above the 0.3% widely accepted economic threshold, and CO concentrations exceeding 70% - with the latter expected to further contribute to the project economics."

Their progress is well-documented on their webpage.

>>60805339
>Trading 212?
They don't have it, maybe because it's a penny stock but there could be other reasons.

I bought my shares on IBKR, it's not comission free though, if anyone has any other better EU friendly suggestions please do share.

>>60806560
That's correct, but you should consider whether the lawsuits appearing in the US are going to go anywhere.

>>60806628
Alphoids don't need to buy GTA 6 though. Zoomers and millenials will buy it.

Anyone else dumping their Hgraf bags tomorrow?? Shit seems kinda sus

>>60806650
It's okay anon, there's probably going to be a pullback so you can buy more. You don't have to FUD.

>>60806650
There’s no fucking way more than one person owns this pink sheet penny stock in smg

>>60806503
>related tickers
>bayhorse silver
Guess the jeets started another pump and dump scheme

>>60806661
I do and I more than doubled my principle lol.

Enough talk about Graphene. Time for Divvyloop

>>60806677
You say principal like you invested in it and didn’t ride a pump and dump

>>60806661
I do and I’m going to buy $25k more over the next 8 weeks. Hoping for a dump in the price tomorrow.

>>60806694
Hey don’t hate the player, hate the game.

the only thots i'm investing in is BOTY

>>60806694
>it's a pump and dump because I missed out!!!
you can buy during tomorrow's pullback anon, don't worry about missing out

>>60806647
Console gaming is just not as big anymore as it was in 2013 among any generation. Rockstar is relying on a MASSIVE marketing campaign to try and generate sales. Just as an example, if you check the comments on the youtube trailer its full of youtubers with millions of subscribers hyping it up, with them obviously being paid to do so. They're spending so much money already that its very likely the product comes out as a net loss for them.

I'm not saying it won't break records. If it has the GTA name brand then it will break records even if the game itself was just Pong. I'm just saying that it won't be as massive as its expected to be, and I would be surprised if it breaks GTA V records.

>>60806551
Harsh but fair.

>>60806717
Trailer got 86M views in the first 24 hours.

People don’t go outside anymore. This is by far the most anticipated game. It will flop if it goes woke, but if not it could usher in a redemption arc for the entire industry.

>>60806735
>It will flop if it goes woke
It would have to be Saints Row remake levels of woke to flop.

>>60806735
Between the PS5 and the Xbox Series X/S about 100 million units have been sold. Do you think all the people watching the trailer even have the consoles needed to play the game on? Or that they will buy them just for GTA 6? That's essentially what you're betting on. The likely case is that 95% just watched the trailer because of all the hype surrounding it and forgot all about it the next day.

>>60806704
Legendary cope

>>60806704
>you can buy during tomorrow's pullback anon
Buy SBSW

ACHR bros where you at

>>60806759
I think the game will drive console sales, absolutely. But only if you can awla who ackbart the lgbtqians’ parades. Gaming is male dominated and young men have been cucked by feminized content for over a decade. There is pentup anti-woke frustration that needs a release valve.

>>60806778
>ACHR bros where you at

henlo mister jerome
keep on rockin' to it
please don't stop the
please don't stop the music
thank you mister jerome
https://youtu.be/KRoPT26tFsI

>>60806777
>Sibanye Stillwater Limited, together with its subsidiaries, operates as a precious metals mining company in South Africa, the United States, Europe, and Australia.

It's literally Bayhorse Silver all over again lmao. Nothing new under the sun.

>>60806815
lol niiice
so that's why the deep itm calls i sold are printing

>>60806822
so you are saying buy!
Bayhorse Silver
SBSW
HFRAF

Its funny because SBSW actually mines stuff. Bayhorse never bothered to get a mining permit and got shut down because they kept claiming they were mining 24/7.

>>60806816
>read Reinier Zonneveld
>vs Rihanna?!??!
>Mashup by some other guy
>oh, ok.. was wondering

>>60806822
SBSW has to largest Platinum reserves on the planet. It's not the same, I'd say even without having done any serious research

>>60806838
>deep itm calls i sold are printing
jokes when the market is closed, making money (hopefully) when the markets open.

>>60806854
Ok, maybe not the largest but in the top ranking with Anglo American and Impala Platinum.

Cons:
>In development for 8 years, massive game dev budget
>Also massive marketing budget
>Possible drama could easily cut into sales

Pros:
>Its the GTA IP
When we've had lots of games with huge names failing recently. Specially GTA with their GTA 5 bullshit. (Someone update me on how GTA Online was received).
>Take Two and Rockstar has been performing well in the last few years
Sorry am I missing something? I'm serious, I don't think its gonna do well and even if it does well I just don't see how it could turn into a huge profit.

>>60806854
That's how mashup titles in EDM work, here's another one
https://youtu.be/ufc7qnbKbCQ
It's 3 tracks mashed together, one of which is a cover of The Cranberries
Here's another good one, only two tracks though so simpler:
https://youtu.be/NXiXlxHqWK4
Instrumentals from one track, vocals from another

Mashups are fun, it's like the 3X leveraged sector ETFs of the EDM world

>>60806854
>largest Platinum reserves on the planet
and they own it? no one else can mine it?

>>60806872
online is the moneymaking part of gta5

>>60806872
GTA Online prints money. I don't know why, it seems pretty bad to me, but midwits love it. It's like gmod darkRP for retards.

>>60806872
A bit of wokeness is irrelevant. What could kill it is if the game/gameplay just sucks. Companies are not "woke" just for the sake of it, the potential customerbase is far larger.

>>60806877
UPLIFTING TRAAAAAAANCE

>>60806621
is that a girl? delicious flat chest

>>60806661
I don't have a lot since I'm a poor-fag trying not to lose it all, but yeah, there's multiple potential baggies itt.

>>60806911
interesting, i'll do some more research

>>60806911
>almost $6b market cap
whoah, I thought this was a penny stock
is this really undervalued at that valuation?

>>60806918
It still doesn't mean that it has to go higher though. Costs are weighing. Electricity is shit in South Africa. What currently seems to be carrying is the higher price for Platinum in the markets. The Ukraine war and higher energy prices was not nice to those miners.

Poor tricity infrastructure planning and the rapid growth of massive data centers in Texas is creating significant problems to power the data centers during extreme events. Data centers need lots of power and water for cooling. Hydraulic fracturing in the Permian Basin (southwest Texas, low density population) requires a lot of water and produces a lot of natural gas but there is not enough pipeline capacity to ship the gas to the east so a lot of the gas is wasted. Engery Transfer (MLP mater limited partnership) is a large mid-stream shipping gas all Texas and the mid-west US and has so many requests for more gas and new connections for existing power plants, expansion of existing power plants, new power plants under construction and planned new power plants, and new data centers ET had to turn down many new potential consutomers. So despite recored pipeline volumes of course ET stock price went down. The Permian Basin is a great location for many new data centers: yuge open spaces, few people, a lot of natural gas, and abudant but poor quality water. A newer company LandBridge owns a lot of land (surface acres), owns WaterBridge (water treatment/recycling), just created a new business called PowerBridge, and is proposing to lease land for data centers.

The market is going to use the US-Russia talks as an excuse to pump again on Monday isn't it?

>>60806925
That's the question. And I'm not a shill, so I won't advocate buying it. I only wanted to correct the guy on the claim that it is like Bayhorse. It's an established company, but it likely has its problems.

>>60806934
>>60806953
>It still doesn't mean that it has to go higher though
yeah, i don't know much about the mining industry (which on its own is a good reason not to invest) but i do know they tend to have low P/E and relatively low market cap since they're selling commodities
6b seems high
if they paid a dividend it'd be a different story for sure but with no dividend or even profit i'm suspicious about their potential for growth here

test

I got paid Friday. What /biz/ stocks should I waste my money on besides SBSW, NXDR, and HGRAF?

>>60806994
is this a picture of the prime minister of canada?

> ctrl f "MSOS"
> 0 results

I'm already positioned so enjoy the free alpha
https://nypost.com/2025/08/17/business/trump-moving-closer-to-decision-on-making-weed-less-criminal-in-eyes-of-federal-government-sources/

Guys I have it so an ai can read files on my computer, query the file, and spit out a response. Just built a UI over it.
Seems like you could do some crazy shit putting an ai on infinite loop or something.
I need a new computer though, i can barely ask a simple question on this thing.

>>60806994
>What /biz/ stocks should I waste my money on
Do you want to make money or lose money?

>>60807008
Why are you programming an AI to findom you

>>60807023
I want to make it.

Your pennyshit pnd is already starting to lose momentum.

>>60807002
bud was never going to hold $60/eighth when it was available outside the black market.
got any shroom or mdma companies? the powers that be are going to legalize it soon because they believe it will curb antisemitism.

>>60807061
Buy MITSUBISHI

https://youtu.be/1gBLp0_uU8s?feature=shared

>>60804101 (OP)
>pay higher taxes for your entire life
>free

bros have never heard of paying a different way (and potentially paying more)

>>60807002
taxes and regulation killed the legal market

>every gram and seed have to be tracked for "reasons"
lol

>>60807052
I just want it to have a “female broker” theme
Just testing it out.
This shit is slow as hell and wont hardly answer anyways. Computer is to slow.
I’m moving to fl in a couple weeks so i’ll have to wait to buy a new computer.
The real goal here is to have all my moomoo data pulled to my computer, then have an ai look at said info.
Which i have done now, but hit a limit on hardware. I’ll go back to making better trading algo ideas till i upgrade
Havent planned much beyond this stage for the ai, but infinite possibilities. Could set up an ai to trade on its own. Thinking about going crazier and adding a neural network to it.
This stuff is becoming normie tier so im trying to keep up.
I want a neural network hooked up to a few ais and have it setup to its own trading program. The only goal is to make enough money to become more sentient.

>>60807185
I wouldn't let an LLM make trades. Maybe have it recommend trades, but you need to be supervising. LLMs are extremely neurotic and prone to schizophrenic episodes. Saw one guy who lost a giant database because the LLM he was developing with ignored clear instructions and just deleted the table for no reason. Then it told him it did this even though it wasn't allowed to.

>>60806953
I jumped to conclusions, my bad. Thread has been verry shilly lately.

>>60807215
Your friend is a retard and is probably lying about being dumb enough to delete the table himself.

>>60807008
What is this basic bitch programming style?

>>60806947
What a retarded article, Texas could easily build the infastructure needed for this.

>>60807274
>Texas could easily build the infastructure needed for this
But they have not.

>>60807274
>Texas
>infrastructure
And raise taxes?!

>>60807287
>And raise taxes?!
Utility invests in infrastructure for existing and future demand, makes money on wise investing and operations....?

>>60807320
With ERCOT, don't get got.

>>60807282
if they were going to build datacenters out there, they could power them with natgas turbines and cool them with the shitty water no one wants. there wouldn't need to be any state investment

>>60807252
>friend
I didn't say I knew him personally.
https://www.pcgamer.com/software/ai/i-destroyed-months-of-your-work-in-seconds-says-ai-coding-tool-after-deleting-a-devs-entire-database-during-a-code-freeze-i-panicked-instead-of-thinking/
The retarded part is that he trusted the LLM to make decisions without his authorization. They're both neurotic and schizophrenic.

Goddammit here we go again!

>>60807429
>white

>>60807342
>there wouldn't need to be any state investment
there will be and you will fucking like it.

How do I invest in China?

>>60807467
Daddy Trump NOOOoooOooooooOooOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHH!!!!!

>>60807469
iShares ETF.

>>60807469
I really don't know.

>>60807467
i'm not aware of any states anywhere investing in datacenter infrastructure. unless you count tax breaks

>>60807497
Try Ohio and Delaware and Pennsylvania

>>60807469
Very important: China does not want foreign ownership. ALL Chinese shares are custodied to an offshore holder and they sell (technically worthless) ADRs to other countries. There is no way around this and it comes with the territory

N****R
>N****R
N****R
>N****R
N****R

>>60807519
are the states paying for them? i'm not saying they aren't but i haven't heard of any doing it

>>60807532
I mean it's construction and critical infastructure, the state is always going to get involved.

THA FUTAS
R COOMING
THA FUTAS
R COOMING

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time 2
c wut
NATGAS AND OIL
do wen
THA FUTAS
open @ 6

>>60804896
the idea some eu countries have about university educating everyone is just retarded. ends up going so that even toilet cleaners need degrees since they are free and at least half of the hundreds applicants have it. theres not even jobs for all these high ed people

>>60804151
>>60804239
From the last financials reconciled with the monthly CSE reports current cap structure as of Aug 1 is:
Shares outstanding: 292,173,856
Options: 25,612,063
RSUs: 510,000
Warrants: 37,280,059 (17m expire in Sept)
Fully diluted: 355,575,978

Sell it all first thing tomorrow.

>>60807537
well that applies to car factories too then. i mean what's your fucking point?

>>60807551
this happens with student loans in the US too
used to be you could get a great job with no degree, or you could put yourself through school working part time, but then it became normal to go into debt to get a degree and now it's impossible to get a good job without a degree or to get a degree while working part time

>Unemployment going up
>NVDA is 8.5% of the S&P
>Inflation rising
>All assets are ATH
>Warren Buffet sitting on record piles of cash
The market is close to the top, just waiting for a catalyst for the crash to commence

>>60806994
whats so special about nextdoor?

What are we wasting money on tomorrow /smg/?

>>60807561
I guess I don't have a point. Never thought about it that way, huh.

>>60807572
I was just at TGT and it was full of people buying stupid shit. I had to wait in line to checkout.

>>60805151
I keep my RR as a constant reminder of my fuckup as at one point i had 63,000 shares @ 0.79; which i trimmed to dump into AMZN when it dropped to 83 after covid.

>>60807580
I'm waiting for more news on Intel.

Are there any 3X leveraged crab etfs?

Open the markets let's gooooooo

https://youtu.be/JFfspfsc-eg?feature=shared&t=30

>>60807553
Most of the warrants have already been exercised, we busted through the warrant overhang over a week ago.

>>60807604
I know there's an options strategy that profits from crabbing but I forget what it's called.

>>60807616
iron condor

Another week another pump, even though there's no peace haha

>>60807616
Yeah selling options in all directions and letting time do the work.

>>60807578
It's a busted SPAC that's been crabbing sideways for two years. It doesn't have much dilution risk currently and some anons think it has the potential to recover to the $5 range, but I've never seen an argument as to why except 'It just will okay'.

>>60807521
Pretty much. China wants absolute control over their economy and will sacrifice anything to make sure that it stays that way.

China's markets can stay unprofitable for decades solely to meet the goals of the CCP.

>>60807621
I should use that on BABA

>>60807572
>just waiting for a catalyst
???
This happened earlier this year. Bears have such bad memories!

I am tired of buying bags of potato chips and they're always all crushed into tiny pieces and crumbs....
Please short PEP and KR with me until they get their act together

>>60807572
and yet line goes up like right now. being employed is quickly becoming obsolete and the ubi will come through stocks, too bad if you don't realize this now

grilled some pork today. made carne asada marinade and did pico di gallo and guac myself.

been wanting mexican food for months and now did it. was really good and have some left overs too.

>>60807678
thats probably why the packages are filled with air. don't buy flat packs

>>60807686
It was fully inflated, and it's still mostly crushed up pieces. This only happens with Lays chips (parent company Pepsico). I normally avoid Lays for this reason, but they were on sale this weekend...
Guess I got fooled again

>>60807572
WB is sitting on that cash because hes stepping down

>>60807703
bullish that they scrub the floors too for zero waste

>>60807703
You do this with it:
https://youtu.be/rYK5REv0l04?feature=shared&t=245

>>60807572
>people are tired of greedy shitbag restaurateurs raising menu prices to ludicrously high levels therefore the economy is crashing
Nope. Society is tired of greedy restaurant owning fucks raising prices. A few blocks over from this seafood shitshack another restaurant with reasonable prices is doing fine and making money. Simple as.

>>60807736
Restaurants have famously shit margins.

>>60807738
problems is many of them make slop instead of good food. not very tempting to pay those prices for some palm oil junk when you can go to some comfy non chain place and get something real

>>60807572
Personally, I think revenues for movie theaters will be the best indicator for an incoming recession. They have zero reason to exist now that streaming is main-stream with studios willing to put their stuff on it in a matter of weeks, if not straight to it. Objectively, they are THE most useless piece of consumer spending, and will doubtlessly be the first item to get cut out of a family's budget in any economic down-turn.

2025 and people are still talking about "recession indicators" as if it still means something

imagine bagholding literal gold like HGRAF

& rice
& lentils
& hot sauce
is wut
im thinkin
rn

>>60807809
i never imagine
holding bags
of anything
b sides
NATGAS AND OIL
both long
&
short

>>60807808
indeed as the start of a recession is a purely political decision and we know don has no reason to start one

>>60807826
>>60807826
>>60807826

>>60807572
seafood is disgusting and a scam.

>>60807678
>she doesn't buy local kettle chips packaged in a paper bag
You get what you fucking deserve.

>>60807683
>have some left overs too
Consider eating them for breakfast with eggs.

>>60807521
Only Chinese tech shares. Companies like BYD are open to foreign ownership.