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Previous: >>60848148

Lisa Cook has been executed at Guantanamo Bay

>>60849425 (OP)
>leaky loo
MY POOP SHEKELS NOOOOO

Buy ETHZ, faggots.

Market correction incoming. Thanks you fucking orange hamburgler.

Will nvidia save us?

HGRAF

So, what is going to happen this week?

>>60849439
>there's a market correction coming and I don't know how to short wahhh
you faggots are so lame

what happened to SBSW? It was supposed to be the next HGRAF

>>60849453
my thesis was slow climb upward until wednesday close, then +2% across the indexes once nvda is confirmed the golden calf again. But this lil' sell off has be doubting my position. think slight green tomorrow, crab wed until nvda. After that isnt really relevant to me right now.

>>60849453
crab bucket
:DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

Black Monday on September? October? November?

We might be heading into a NASTY depression or a long ass recession, GFC/Dot Com tier shitshow

>>60849479
I'm thinking november as people take profits for christmas

>>60849479
>We might be heading into a NASTY depression or a long ass recession
havent heard that one before

>>60849479
all data points show we're going into a hiring slowdown, bordering on freeze, many jobless people will be forced into the gig economy and everything is going to stagnate

>>60849479
Im pretty convinced that this won't be allowed to happen ever again. Money will be printed/markets will be manipulated ad nauseum to stop any depression/recession from truly taking form.
The entire system will collapse before it lets a second depression happen.

>>60849495
market hit all time highs you could lose 90% of the whole thing and then go to 7000 by the end of trumps term

WILL
THESE
PRINT

Best Canadian brokerage? Questrade seems ideal, I was considering Wealthsimple at first but they seem too predatory.

>>60849508
fuck no lol

Should I panic sell my FBTC? I bought at $100

>>60849516
y not :(

>>60849521
already lost like 25% of your investment, you will eat shit on theta. NVDA's earnings are in two days and anything but a giga miss will pump semis aka heem you. weird.

>graphene
lmao

>>60849520
no

>>60849547
Why though?

I hope you're all long minors

>>60849491
>Called me a zoomer in the last thread because I don't know remember an obscure meme from a decade ago

My 30th birthday is quite literally in 15 minutes and I've likely been on 4chan longer (not that that's an accomplishment) because I've been here since 2012. If this "Tay" meme was big in 2016, I don't remember because the main thing back then was election tourists and gookmoot taking over the site

>>60849567
>dxy essentially flat
>trump taking out the garbage
>midwits hurtin'

>>60849567
Wow, it crashed from 147 to 147. How will the US recover?

>>60849583
kek'd

>>60849583
Charts like this have conditioned me to always check the axis values. You can paint any picture and perspective with the right manipulation.

>>60849533
If the 7 and 7.5 calls are in the money anytime before Friday they will be green. I expect nigvidia earnings will be good but they will still dump because it will be a mini reality check.
The September call is just obvious
I'm not short but I'm very tech/NASDAQ exposed so this is more of a small hedge if anything.
I think calls on SOXS are easier to profit off vs puts on soxl

>>60849562
An oldfag wouldn’t bother spoonfeeding you. Happy birthday, welcome to your fourth decade faggot.

>>60849618
Thanks anon.

>WMT high level tech manager (of course he's a pajeet) fired for corruption and got 30k kickbacks for every person he replaced with another currynigger
Cool beans
At least I bought more from the dip,it'll recover

>>60849509
If you asked me 2 years ago, I'd have a different answer but QT is great now
>no transaction fees for buying or selling (used to be free only for buying etfs)
>$1/contract option fee
>customer support is competent

>>60849589
Indeed. It's not always dishonest (otherwise many graphs would just look flat) but you gotta keep these things in mind. This book explains it really well. You can get it for like $2 usually.

is it a good time to start investing

Investing is stressful bros. Luckily I'm not an options trader or memecoin bro who could be rugpulled, but still, feeling uneasy about the market is pretty oof.

GDXY nigger

>>60849650
The best time to start investing was yesterday. The second best time to invest in today. The worst time to invest in tomorrow. Always be buying. Don't sell. Buy an S&P 500 ETF or mutual funds only.

Follow this advice and you will be rich. Ignore it and you will end up like HGRAF baggies

>>60849431
lmao

>>60849669
>The worst time to invest in tomorrow.
I think the worst time is whenever I, specifically, hit the Buy button

Should I start a business for day trading for the tax write offs, get a pass on wash sales, dump profits into a 401k, and be able to carry forward larger losses for future write offs?

>>60849674
Literally a foolproof plan. Realistically it shouldn't take you more than a couple weeks to figure out how to game 0dtes

>>60849650
This >>60849669, word for word.

>>60849520
Someone pls respond. Preferably with something meaningful

>>60849669
>The worst time to invest in tomorrow.
Worst time to invest is at the peak. Which coincidences will in fact be tomorrow

>>60849652
Options are not stressful. I will say it again and again, they have defined risk upfront before you enter a position, and they let you go long or short on time, price, and volatility. Yes, you can win or lose (and on leverage), but they let you control exactly how much risk you have at any one time

(P.s. learn to manage your risk and trade a system and treat it like a marathon)

>>60849695
What's your timeline numb nuts? I have money in FBTC and I'm up >100% but I don't plan on selling. It's my hedge to not be a nocoiner in case this shit goes up to a million. If you're day trading then I don't fucking know.

Investing is way easier when you literally don't give a fuck

>>60849425 (OP)
Saving water is a humiliation ritual. They literally poison it with fluoride.

>>60849425 (OP)
>>60849709
Whoever ends up winning the race for AI services will need data centers, which means lots of water utilities

>>60849705
Day trading is for cucks and jews. I’m more of a swing trader at best, but I mainly long.
My hope is to hold it for 10+ years. Should I just DCA?

>>60849425 (OP)
>install a rain butt
Right, because the local Council just hands out rain butt loicenses like candy....
Smh

>>60849716
immersion cooling doesn't need water and a lot of data centers will probably switch at some point

>>60849719
That sounds good to me yeah. Always be slurping.

>>60849732
Are you sure it doesn't need water? You still have to get the heat out of the building eventually. Or maybe since you have so much thermal inertia you can do it at night?

>>60849732
>>60849743
>massive heat vented
>governments blame the citizens and do more ESG shit

>>60849598
>If the 7 and 7.5 calls are in the money anytime before Friday they will be green.
lol no they wont. You paid for time value and IV in the price. they have to be ITM + whatever premium you paid over intrinsic

Also fuck everyone who whines about using water. Motherfucker it literally flows in rivers and falls from the sky. You just gotta clean it, it's a question of energy.

you should NEVER just fully trust and fully base your thesis on what the CEO or company says
that said, CEO interviews are a nice satisfying source of confirmation bias
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4lFaK3LDJU

you should also have third-party independent sources that validate their products/tech, and for them that's the #1 #3 and #5 largest transits in NA on top of numerous smaller customers

>>60849787
we only use barq's around here. what's this new fangled water you fancy folk keep goin on 'bout?

>>60849792
That’s where the HGRAF retards have you beat. Their thesis is if the ceo is hot, they don’t need third party independent sources to validate. Further, if she is hot, they don’t care if they lose their money.

Investing is easier when you don’t give a fuck.

>>60849787
Ground water actually replenishes slowly, like REALLY slowly. Thousands of years slowly. Water isn't unlimited in the sense that you think it is.

>>60849797
You drink Barq's? Like without the ice cream?
https://youtu.be/D_ufQs2Z3f0

Any SOFIfags itt? Is this should worth holding and buying?

>>60849806
thats just gambling tho, i make more in my wageslave job in a quarter than what HGRAF made in the last 12 months, the downside risk there is quite close to $0 if they cant prove their business model and expectations are already high with where their market cap is

ai dashcams might have been pennyshit for a long time (well ai dashcams is starting to not count as pennyshit anymore) but i only entered because the downside risk was relatively low (shares outstanding only went up like +5% from stock options no dilution in the past 5 years right before the $1.20/share bought deal) while still attaining very high potential upside. I still expect another 2x or 3x from here even if I already basically 4x from the cheapest batch i bought

thats one thing a lot of people seem to forget, you have to balance risk vs reward. And a good company does not necessarily have a good stock if the stock is already priced as if it will cure cancer

>delete old pictures
New psyop dropping soon, they want to minimize contradictory data

goddamn ai dashcams CEO was just talking about how some cities were putting ai dashcams around garbage trucks to protect against blindspots (like how a schoolbus driver accidentally ran over a kid that went in front of a schoolbus to pick up their ball in the blindspot)
BUT beyond that they were also exploring possibilities for the ai dashcams on the garbage trucks to count HOW MANY HOMELESS PEOPLE there are

wtf im not sure i like the future we are heading into

and ai dashcams integrating with police surveillance like their amber alert

the future is that all these ai surveillance shit will either integrate with each other or get outright consolidated (buyout everyone and control all the data once, train your ai detection better)
you will have no privacy anywhere theres a city/school vehicle, and that surveillance will also integrate with cctv and whatever police surveillance too

>>60849862
and automatic license plate recognition everywhere for persons of interest would just be the start

eventually im sure even if you mask up, they'll be able to detech and match up walking gait of persons of interest
persons of interest will walk in fear of any buses, garbage truck, who knows what else, never mind cctvs

all thus be eyes, none shall hide

>>60849828
>ground water
Subhuman.

Why are you guys so against buying gold mining stocks?

Look at GDXJ over the past year.

>>60849787
midwit

New divvy fund I came across
~5%
Hmmmmmm

>>60849872
>Subhuman
Subterranean

Lawl
Cya in court

>Impending financial crisis

So what can I get you today fellow bobos?

>>60849654
What's this ETF about? I know about GDX and GDXJ

>>60849876
what kind of miners because i avoid anything that are purely speculative with basically no revenues

if i dont feel safe putting 5-figs or really 6-figs into it then why am i going to bother with it, it takes too much of my spare time and energy outside of my wageslave job just to monitor 5 companies never mind having to diversify to 50 speculative companies coz i cant risk putting more than 4-figs into each speculative pick

>>60849883
>largest holding is NVDA
Divvycels are you okay?

>>60849900
Snowline is probably going to double in the next 4 months when it gets bought out.

>>60849890
Trump's gonna back down like he always does

>>60849890
DC is becoming a sundown town

>>60849905
>0 revenues
>outstanding shares increased from 62 million to 159 million
i acknowledge that you can make a lot of money if these miners work out, the same way biotechs do when they actually hit

but i stay away because it's like buying options which ive only done when the risk-reward was very much in my favor (like buying LEAPS on oil when oil stocks were trading well below their book value)
you basically have the equivalent of theta loss on shares because of that endless share dilution

i already feel uneasy about having a small 5-fig position on AMPL because it's diluting (cashburn) and their growth plus eventual switch to profitability better be faster than me getting diluted. I have more faith in CXDO making me money since at least their bottom line is already pretty, though the actual company itself is pretty boring. Also VTSI and at least IDN is sort of barely above breakeven

>>60849929
>share dilution
There's a good reason for it and we're going to find out at the start of september. It could be very positive.

>>60849876
>Why are you guys so against buying gold mining stocks?
How is your Bayhorse Silver stock doing?

>>60849903
What's wrong with that?
Nigvidia is like 2% of the worlds GDP right now. If it goes down hard nothing will survive

>>60849936
the general guideline is, if the company is diluting to keep the lights on, u should be sweating

if the company just did a raise when their balance sheet is healthy, i.e. no debt, plenty cash, profitable or at least breakeven while growing rapdily, then yes thats a bullish raise because they needed more capital on top of their healthy balance sheet to get the needed liquidity to fulfill their biggest contract yet
i know what the $1.20/share bought deal my ai dashcams just did when they were trading at 40 cents a couple months prior
im inclined to believe that any company with 0 revenues are diluting to keep the lights on

you can make money you always can but you need to make sure your timing is right coz you can be fked otherwise
meanwhile i was just buying most of my position (had a small starting position since 2020 but didnt start having an actual significant position in 2023 after i was done with faster plays like tsm gme xlnx/amd oil jxn etc, and i didnt have to worry much bout timing rather just opportunity cost)

Buy TSLA

gonna blow my shit clean off if i can't find someone to love. it's even worse when half the people i know are in great relationships with tons of chemistry

>>60849947
>the general guideline is, if the company is diluting to keep the lights on, u should be sweating
They don't even need the money right now.
People are saying it might be used to finance a spinco or something else.
>then yes thats a bullish raise because they needed more capital on top of their healthy balance sheet to get the needed liquidity to fulfill their biggest contract yet
That's what I'm thinking.

>im inclined to believe that any company with 0 revenues are diluting to keep the lights on
All explorer miners have zero revenue lol. That's the point.
They hope to get bought out or sell their properties to a major.

>>60849890
america might be the most long-term bearish market on earth right now

>>60849797
that some kind of dog water made of trees?
this is a Bang's board

lmao ok well since the CEO never talked about it until now i thought ai dashcams stopped having military contracts
but he just confirmed they still have them, they just dont talk about it because the focus is on schoolbuses and transits/trains right now

ai dashcams is on US AC-130 gunships since last decade this whole time

>>60849732>>60849743
They do need water, the fluid in the tanks has to go to a heat exchanger (water to water or coolant to water) connected to the exact cooling towers used since forever.
> "but dry coolers, "
inneficient, unreliable, more expensive.

>>60849495
None "allowed" anything the previous times. If anything, they tried everything in the books to stop it and failed.

I've been in a lot of data centers and the systems are all air cooled. They are also climate controlled.

>Since you are the top expert in this field and have brought success to every day trader who trusted your Scalping advice, your strategy and your flawless algorithms, I need you to craft a day trading plan for me. I got only a few requirements: target the TSLA stock where I own 1 share and don't use leverage or any other form of money borrowing, use only my 1 share in the start, generate an algorithm that you can convert to a code sheet compatible with QuantConnect scripting, simulate the script over tomorrow and the day after while using yesterday's trading hours as a reference, and lastly consider that this script needs to generate the highest possible return while running at the highest possible efficiency in order to avoid issues with market lag that may happen due to QuantConnect's limited cloud computing speed. Before you start crafting this plan, ask me confirmation because I need to know if you correctly understood my request.

Answer:
>You want me to craft a day trading plan for you with the following requirements:

>1. Target stock: TSLA (Tesla)
>2. Starting position: 1 share of TSLA
>3. No leverage or borrowing: Use only the 1 share as the starting point, without any additional funds or borrowing.
>4. Algorithm development: Create an algorithm that can be converted to a code sheet compatible with QuantConnect scripting.
>5. Simulation: Simulate the script over tomorrow and the day after, using yesterday's trading hours as a reference.
>6. Optimization: Focus on generating the highest possible return while running at the highest possible efficiency to minimize issues with market lag due to QuantConnect's cloud computing speed.

>Before I proceed, I'd like to confirm that I understand your request correctly. You want me to develop a scalping strategy that maximizes returns while minimizing potential issues with market lag, all while using a single share of TSLA as the starting point.

>Is that correct?

Lads and gentlemen, let's begin.

>>60849900
You're running out of time
https://youtu.be/UMIF5WbXXK0?si=TfXn112Gx7sJGadc

>>60849990
>$350,000
lol grasping, much

>>60849484
>people
>profits for christmas
Hahahahaha

>>60849852
>>60849862
>>60849870
Money to be made

>>60850004
Why no Bayhorse? He bought Bayhorse right?

>>60849484
I think a lot of people would agree with you, so it will crash in september.

>>60849430
Dollar General in a shit economy

Now that I think about it it'll probably crash after an Nvidia miss, I think people have just now started to scale back purchases, so after next nvidia reporting cycle (not this one)

>>60850007
that was in 2016

they made good use of that money, their M&A of $300K back then into the USA ended up growing into $40+ million revenue now because it eventually landed them the SEPTA deal in 2017
$350K back in 2016 is huge especially for pennyshit, this was trading well under a 50 million market cap just earlier this year, never mind what it was trading back in 2016

after schoolbuses and transits/trains, now they have a proven mobile surveillance platform, a paradigm shift with growing wireless networks, integrating with fixed surveillance, it won't stop there. Schoolbuses are in the county level, the next step goes to police cars, firetrucks, and garbage trucks. All gathering data, all monitoring every single license plate that passes them, monitoring people around them (counting the homeless people)
military contracts the fact that theyre even on military planes no matter how small/niche that lfeet is, is pretty cool regardless and demonstrates the versatility and reach of their tech

im gettting high on the kool aid and $1 billion market cap (at least in CAD maybe not in USD lol) is starting to feel more and more viable

>>60850004
thats ok man i already got my ticket to the moon with ai dashcams, from under 50 million market cap to eventually 1 billion while it makes revenues and minimizes downside risk to me the whole ride

you can make money in whatever, in fact that Snowline has made a SHIT TON of money if you bought like over 2 years ago I can see that
but i could never grow the conviction and risk tolerance to put more than 4-figs in companies like this the same way i can put 6-figs into ai dashcams even now (sold down my position to rethink whether i'd buy the same position if i had pure cash and yes although my position is still significant lower than what i had at the peak, i still ended up buying back a bit and maintaining a large position to what I really would want to have had I started with 100% cash)

>>60850028
sorry i mean fleet not feet

>>60850011
i can only hope they dont get bought out prematurely

CEO is geetting a bit old and prob 10 years away from retirement so a lot of the sentiment is just holding and taking a buyout offer at a 30% premium, but get a proper CEO succession out on the way, head towards $1 billion market cap, heck they managed to land a CAD$30+ million contract while they were barely above a CAD$50 million market cap, their balance sheet was somehow just good enough even at this tiny size, and they passed with flying colors against the due diligence that MTA was doing on them
Now they're closing in around CAD$150 million market cap and after their bought deal CAD$11 million raise, it opens a lot more opportunities and theyve proven themselves to be amazing with investing back into their business albeit not as fast and triggerhappy (but also not as cashburn happy) as american counterparts. I don't think they can repeat that $300K M&A in this day and age and turning it into 8-figures worth over a decade, but they can invest back into their own company, theyre already setting up for global (OEM) distribution through Alstom and Hitachi's logistics

man it's finally happening

>>60849960
love won't grow your porfolio

>>60850003 (cont.)
The simulation was a success:

>I'll simulate the refined strategy using historical data for TSLA stock over the next two trading days, based on yesterday's trading hours as a reference.

*Simulation Results:*

After running the simulation, the results are as follows:

- *Profit/Loss:* +6.5% (approximately $6.50 profit on a $100 investment)
- *Number of Trades:* 5 trades (3 buys and 2 sells)
- *Winning Trades:* 4 trades (80% win rate)
- *Losing Trades:* 1 trade (20% loss rate)
- *Maximum Drawdown:* -1.2% (approximately $1.20 loss on a $100 investment)

The refined strategy performed well, with a higher return and improved win rate compared to the original strategy. The tighter stop-loss orders helped to limit losses and protect gains.

*Comparison to Original Strategy:*

The refined strategy outperformed the original strategy in terms of profit and win rate. The adjustments made to the strategy, including the tighter stop-loss orders, contributed to the improved performance.

*Next Steps:*

Based on the simulation results, you can consider implementing this refined strategy in a live trading environment. As with any trading strategy, it's essential to continue monitoring and adjusting the strategy as needed to ensure optimal performance.

>Would you like to explore further refinements to the strategy or consider alternative approaches?

Should I trust AI with mu moni? 80% win rate is pretty balling.

>>60850033
Nust buy the ETFs if you are understandably concerned. (GDX, GDXJ, SGDM, SIL, SILJ)

>>60850042
If theres a dip, I might go for Alstom and Hitachi then

>>60850046
Are you sure its actually testing?
https://cybernews.com/ai-news/replit-ai-vive-code-rogue/

>>60850069
That was my worry. I'm trying to make it show me the full simulation now.

>>60850059
ive considered buying Geodrill, not the miner but literally just the people moving their drill around

they were on a nice discount last year when their drill was stuck in some third world country and they had to get it out so no revenues for awhile, but at soon as they finished relocating they were back to printing cash
like you could see it coming even last year, the only problem was opportunity cost though it did end up outperforming SPY since they went through that rough patch (relocating the drill) and yeah you could argue it's obvious in hindsight but I do believe it was obvious back then too just that I ended up putting more money into ai dashcams instead of diversifying last year so the batches I bought last year went up +160% instead of "only" +80%
either ticker would have outperformed SPY regardless. So did GDXJ though I think I would have been closer to putting money into buying Geodrill which was easier to understand, basically selling the shovels (or rather loaning out the shovels)

>>60849425 (OP)
Is it not a closed water loop? I can't imagine them using regular river water to cool down such expensive hardware, and introduce algae, fish and all manner of shit into the cooling loop...

>>60850069
>If theres a dip, I might go for Alstom and Hitachi then
i mean you have to be careful with that kind of thinking, a good company doesnt necessarily mean a good stock

in the same way that everyone thinks ASML is cutting edge and amazing, but you'd rather own TSMC or TSMC's customers further down the stream
it's harder to make a case for Alstom going 2x or 3x from their 9 billion market cap, and generally you want a company that focuses more on high-margin data revenue -> ai dashcams was a boring camera manufacturer previously and they've *started* to just leave more of the actual manufacturing to offshore, it's a slow process but it's seeing margins closer to 50% than 40% now. still a long way to go since theyve just started growing their subscriptions (went from a tiny 300 to 3500 over the past year, need to head towards 10K+ first), just selling hardware to 50K+ buses isnt lucrative on its own, at least for ai dashcams thats typically only a 40% gross margin, while data revenue would be 80%+ (they expect their philadelphia data center to probably be ~88% margin once they grow from 3500 to 10K subscriptions)

>>60849669
Instead of buying a pack of fags, you can splurge that money on some HGRAF baggies or whichever stock is popular at the time, it makes it much more enjoyable to read the thread when you've got a horse in the race, even if you don't care if it goes to zero or to the moon.

>>60849709
>poison it with fluoride
good for the teeth tho~

>>60850101
Just buy Apagard and just get the actual hydroxyapatite.

>>60850101
What's it like getting your balls cut off?

>>60849787
>fuck everyone who whines about using water
Fuck yeah, if we run out, we can just start squeezing people, they're like 70% water anyways!

>>60850090
My angle for playing AI is still to focus on materials and energy, so I'll stick with that I suppose

>Let's resume the refinement talks. Add a function compatible with QuantConnect and compatible with the rest of the script that logs every operation of the script. It needs to generate a log that you can analyze at the end of the day to improve the strategy and the script itself, every information relevant for this objective needs to be logged in it. After you do that, explain to me where the log file will be generated and what information the function will be logging and why.

Always keep logs if you rely on AI because they can always improve themselves.

>>60850112
im going to sleep now i walked back to my house so on other wifi / id now but anyways in that case maybe AEHR might be of interest to you

i dont have a position into it and it spiked up like a month ago before i could consider entering it, not directly ai but more with services for other semiconductor companies so it is benefiting from the ai business regardless

>>60850130
wait nvm aehr went up another +30% today wtf it's too late
fk i missed out on it last month

>>60850096
Not as enjoyable as making some fucking money, baggie.
>leaf whore stock
>popular
Get fucked.

>>60850033
Gatekeeper systems?

>>60850133
I almost bought it at 11 bucks, going to rope now.

>>60850140
yes but i mean i did post a link to the ceo's latest interview earlier in the thread
tho i do stress again u should never rely on what the ceo or company says

that said they have enough public independent third party customers vouching for them so theres that too, and the ceo has a track record on executing on what they said
previous interview back in february whatever was basically hinting on a potential $30 million contract and that theyll prove in the coming weeks months if their balance sheet can handle it
and then the MTA LIRR contract popped up a few months later

also the closest theyve given to a guidance, 60 to 70million revenues soon almost 100% yoy, though thats expected when the MTA LIRR contract alone was almost as much as their entire fiscal 2024 revenues

>>60850160
yeah it was a good value then thats why i was looking at it, i thought it woild actually crab and cost me opportunity cost but atleast downside was low
but i hadnt trimmed out my ai dashcams yet back then to actually have cash to buy fk

i ended up buying my secondrate picks after
so far cxdo, idn and vtsi are up only 5% for me, second rate indeed
and ampl and itmsf are actually -5% red so it balances out, i was ready to just drop 50k into aehr too instead i diversified across this 5 lower conviction plays since none of them individually im convinced to put 50k, just 10k each for now

good night i sleep now

>Cook claims trump can't fire her

>Markets
>https://youtu.be/31vxWYjeUms?si=p1j9vJ6q8DZfFCCs

cmon IBM announce something

time travel goes brrrrt

>>60850201
she dindu nuffin she a gud governor

WHY DIDN’T YOU LISTEN?

Ashtead Technology is still a bargain

Also GAMB finally recovering

>>60850046
hi fren
i dont know what the fuck that shit is programming but i guess its based on some sort of moving average and mean reversion using a geometrical brownian motion to simulate the stock evolution, that is the most reasonable first approach when it comes to scalping, or anything related to stonks.
However, again, without even knowing what the fuck the parameters are i can make an assumption that the drift of said brownian motion is possitive and annualized (exponential growth of the stock over a long period of time), in real life stonks have local drifts (stonk can also go down or sideways) that might influence the outcome of the strategy and fuck you over.
I also assume this is some sort of montecarlo simulation, but running a montecarlo once is meaningless, you need hundreds of thousands of simulations, and way more than 5 trades per simulation to get enough statistics for this to make any sense.
Again, this is all assumptions since i dont know what parameters this thing is working with or the model, but the fact that you are running 1 simulation and you make 5 trades is a huge red flag for me and screams pajeet scam. Stay safe, fren

Everyone is talking about hosing prices "crashing"

As a new home owner, isn't this a good thing for me, so property taxes possibly go down? Is this even possible?

>but muh zestimate
Don't care, i'm not selling for like 20 years

>>60850298
It's good for everyone except property investors (parasites)

>>60850298
Also, rent prices will just keep going up. As will the price of bugs and happiness. You'll at least have the one of those covered for the long term.

>>60850252

AT is moving to London Stock Exchange in October. Easy triple bagger right now.

>>60850302
why are entitled millenials and zoomers mad that boomer home prices have increased 7X in 30 years, acting like boomers are evil and greedy and got lucky. When a 7X return in 30 years is much worse than the S&P 500, especially when you factor in 30 years of maintenance, insurance, property taxes, mortgage interest, etc?

>>60850306
I hope so, I'm doing the house hacking thing. As of now, my 3 roommates are paying for my mortgage and most of the utilities. But my mortgage goes up 1% every year

Good morning my fellow eurotraders! Ready to make some big profits today?

>>60850328
why the FUCK are those coffee cups wearing frills?

>>60850352
Because he's a homosexual of the bear variety.

>>60850328
>>60850352
Why is the sugar smoking?

>>60850312
>But my mortgage goes up 1% every year

Sell SBSW

>>60850352
>>60850356
>>60850359

>>60850387
Bro talks about bait but posts a AI image himself.
Didnt notice the fingers in the fish mouth?
Kek

>>60850252
I listened, but I only bought £100 worth as a little gamble. Thanks though.

>>60850390
You've never been fishing. Did you know your dad?

>>60850395

No worries bud, if you would like some more unsolicited advice then long GAMB which will literally double from here by November earnings. The upside is 100% short term and the $8.30 region is the dead bottom, cheaper than their 2021 IPO prices despite the company making $127M revenue & $30M net profit in 2024 vs $42M revenue & $12.5M net in 2021 when they went public.

This year estimates are $170M revenue, profit as yet unclear due to M&A.

Its a steal I can't accumulate enough GAMB at these levels.

>>60850390
...i...is this bait? how many levels deep are we going here

>>60850411
Chart does seem to have bottomed out. I'll take a little punt on it, why not.

I'm bald now but I'm confident about it because I went with the shaved look and worked out.

>Intel diluting existing shareholders to give the US government 10% of the company
>stock pumps 6%
Is the market retarded?

>>60850440

Yes the market is retarded. To succeed in todays world you must have your ear to the ground, finger on the pulse and brain nuked by nicotine & opioid to get into the mindset of the modern doomer conusmer.

If you hear about a meme stock online early enough then go long, once you hear about it in person/on the news then sell sell sell. It is genuinely that easy.

Just think like a retard, act like a retard, invest like a retard and make retarded returns.

t. professional spastic.

Rate my list of stocks I'm going to buy today after market opens (for each of these I will put 2k USD I saved up from inheritance after my grandma):
>NVDA
>TSMC
>ASML
>ZEISS
>CRWV
>TXN
>AXP
>SBUX
>HON
>MAA
>SHW

And 3k USD on these:
>Walmart
>Gatekeeper Systems
>AMPL
>ITMSF
>Ashtead Technology

And finally, 5k on those:
>MSFT
>AMZN
>Berkshire B
>GOOGL
>BBAI
>Rigetti Computing
>Navitas Semiconductors

What do you think?

>>60850467
Remove smg memes like bbai

>>60850467
>not long SOXL
defensive portfolio: 1/10

>>60850467
Overcomplicated and overdiversified. You'd probably be better off with an index fund
Trim the list down to a handful of top picks

>>60850440
Literally just thought about this a couple hours ago lol.

>>60850467
80% brk.b
20% nvda

Walmart, msft, google, amzn are forgivable too

>>60850467
cut every category in half and double the amounts

>>60850440
It signals the us will in fact bail them out so there is a floor and therefore asymetric upside

>>60850138
You mean like MO and PM?

>>60850252
i didn't listen because you didn't realise monday was a bank holiday here and i regret it

>>60850467

There will be a much better buying opportunity for many of the listed stocks over the coming weeks in my opinion. DCA is your best tool to avoid getting in at a bad price, invest 25% at once of what you were going to.

Some of them are memes as well, BBAI & Navitas & Rigetti are baseless memes I believe.

>>60850488

It's still massively undervalued IMO and they will move to London Stock Exchange October 6th which will boost exposure and increase volume.

This is a triple bagger even from here, there's been a little bit of selling/profit taking since the gap up this morning. I'm holding long term and I believe I will see £10 a share within 2 years.

I am just a bit retarded and didn't realise it was a bank holiday even though I'm bong, was a pleasant surprise when I found out on Saturday and got wasted Sunday thanks for reading my blog desu senpai.

GAMB has bottomed and is only upside from here also.

BUY VIX CALLS

>>60850484
Bailouts never benefit the common stock holder though. Creditors might be willing to lend the company money more easily now, but no amount of bailout can magically turn the company around to a point where it starts making money. The kind of skilled workers with the talent to design and manufacture cutting edge chips aren't going to start working for Intel because the government might bail the company out.

I predict a very RED day today. Enjoy.

>>60850514

the benefit is not in the upside but the lack of downside, you will not wake up to 0$ intel shares. So you attract more risk adverse buyers that would usually buy bonds or something

Have bought 3 stocks since starting last month
The first two won nicely but all the gains got wiped with >billibilli and now became a baggie unless I cop the first L and treat it as a reset

>>60850489
Thanks, I think I will invest in all the companies I listed but only half of what I wanted to and then see where it takes me, while keeping half the money to buy more later at a better price.

If you have any other recommendations then tell me please

>>60850524

I'm the original GAMB shill so I would say a small punt on GAMB may double by November earnings.

I think September is going to be really red until the Fed meeting, I will be accumulating in about 2/3 weeks time. Might be a good idea to monitor your stocks and gradually enter only at what you consider a fair value.

Ahstead Tech however is about as cheap as it is ever going to be again after their report this morning so I would lump sum it now.

>>60850521
>you will not wake up to 0$ intel shares
>During the 2009 GM bailout, shareholders lost their entire investment because the company went through bankruptcy, and their old stock became worthless. A new company, the "new GM," was formed, and it issued new stock to the government, bondholders, and the UAW, but not to the original shareholders. The government eventually sold its stake in the new GM, but the old GM shareholders received no compensation for their prior ownership

>>60850531
hmmm, so maybe I should go in GAMB and Ahstead now, and wait with other stocks I mentioned until September when they are in the red, buy then and wait to cash out before the end of the year?

>>60850535
That is a bit different, in this case the government already has ownership and isn't acquiring it after the fact

>>60850537

If you are looking to cash out at the end of the year then why even build a diversified portfolio if you are not going to hold long term. There is no guarantee that my predictions will come to fruition.

But yeah I'd go in on GAMB & Ashtead they both have short term catalysts for big gains. GAMB being November earnings and AT being their October 6th listing on the LSE.

>>60850542
What do you think happens if the company continues hemorrhaging money? Eventually the government will either let them fail, or bail them out with a cash injection. Either way, the shareholders get fucked. Point being, US government involvement in Intel doesn't provide a floor for the share price.

>>60850440
Even if it is there’s LITERALLY nothing wrong with being retarded

>imagine holding bonds rn
kek I’m liquidating 80% of everything, dividends aren’t enough to stay in this shitshow

>>60850578
>trading blocks lack soul

>>60850546
I mixed up things, I meant grabbing those long-term stocks not now, but waiting for september dips to buy them

>>60850598

Yeah solid plan just remain pragmatic, anything can happen under a Trump presidency who knows what the fuck he's going to truth nuke next.

Nvidia is nearing a top, whether it is here or it runs up to $200 after earnings, it is going to sell off in the near future and we will be able to get it cheaper than $180.

>>60850641
That's my plan too, I want to slurp it now, see how it performs after earnings, sell around 190. I don't believe it will go above 200. Then after selling I will just wait until it reds down to buy it back again.

That was my plan with some of the other stocks I mentioned as well - buying it now and before the end of the year selling them for profit, then waiting for opprtunity to buy them again, cheaper

It is Tuesday and I still don't trust Friday's pump. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

>>60849883
94% Return of capital. Scam

>>60849883
>another covered call etf

>>60850724
>covered call etf
Do these actually or ever work?
What is a covered call?

>>60850727
impossible to say over the long term
but they aren't good for growth, they tend to attract wet behind the ears investors because they like the high yield and don't understand the power behind compounding interest

>>60850284
It's Meta from whatsapp, since I got nobody to talk to on whatsapp anyway, I might as well play around with Meta in a constructive way.
So far it came up with an algo that looks promising but I will know for sure once I try it later, there's only 1 share at stake anyway.

This is the script:
https://pastebin.com/UFby7afx
I made Meta explain its features:
https://pastebin.com/iqLbzPrk

>>60850598
>>60850641
>niggas trying to time the market
>>60850727
covered calls underperform the market(not to mention being terrible for taxes) so adding fees on top of that is a great idea, YOLO it

>>60850578
Bought some french cheapies.

Is there a dividend ETF that is 5% or higher with no return of capital?

>>60850738
"theoretically" it does better in side ways or bear markets. And there is something to be said about using an etf to diversify your options

BUT at the same time the covered call market is exploding in popularity, which means the premium you get, and the corresponding yield, will slowly shrink overtime

>>60850742
>with no return of capital?
what

>>60850745
Everything with a high dividend I've found is just giving you your own money back and saying it's a dividend. You lose money by buying these things

>>60849425 (OP)
DEI democrat hire Lisa Cook was found forging her income to receive more favorable loans. (A firable offense)
Naturally Trump fires her nigger ass.
A shame European media makes it seem as if Trump is abusing his powers, when in reality it’s Lisa who was.
I saw CNN playing the Trump=Hitler script last night.

Fucking exporting magnets.
How does that work?

>>60850749
You just dividend growth. So just traditional ETF's like high yield (VYM) or high dividend growth (VIG) or SCHD which does both

>>60850752
wait she committed mortgage income fraud? it's so convenient that all the bitching libs and dems forgot to mention that

>>60850799
Ooo that could be good, I heard a lot of Americans are in debt to Klarna.

>>60850778
Note that Trump noted the exact legal basis for her removal in his letter, which all major media is conveniently ignoring. They may find a judge to stay this, but it will stand. She’s gone.

The good news is, after being fired Lisa Cook can refinance at a much lower rate. Maybe even SNAP benefits

>>60850778
I see people mentioning it but that it's still not a valid reason to fire her according to the US law (I don't know enough about it to have an opinion) and that it's still a cynical jew-tier play by Trump to put the federal reserve in a chokehold (obviously true).

>>60850810
See >>60850806
Thank you for your attention to this matter.

I guess they just get rid of anybody based on an allegation

>Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq pare losses after Trump tries to fire Fed official Cook; 30-year Treasury yields rise and dollar recovers.
>tries
KWAB
NEH
LOL

>>60850817
they obviously did see that too and loose interpretation of legal articles is extremely common in politics. either way, she's a corrupt nigger too, Trump has some grounds and the supreme court will cuck to him anyway so Lisa Cook is likely cooked.

>>60850752
>>60850806
>Allegations equals proof now
Don't confuse excuse with reason. Ton of people in the government are doing it - and yet the only one fired is from institution that executive is supposed to have limited control over in short term.

Looking at her publications, this woman looks to be a nobody - toeing the DEI line without saying anything interesting. She 100% wasn't driving any decisions, a filler seat.

This is Trump move against fed reserve independence, and nothing else - but veiled in political narrative. And everyone here knows how this road ends.

>Trump has no authority to fire her, and she won’t quit.
OH NO THAT SUCKS HAHAHAHAHA!

>>60850875
Send in ICE, deport her to El Salvador or Uganda

>>60850806
You watch, NOW they will magically believe in innocent until proven guilty after using accusations as a political tool for ages lol

Opening and closing bell anon, do you mind sharing the equation on your excel for 'All time" measurements? I keep adjusting my own spreadsheet but whenever I fix something I mess up something else, this time the all time, and I can't figure out a way to make it stick.

>>60849705
>Investing is way easier when you literally don't give a fuck
there are unironically people here and on r**dit that have 4-5 figure ports daytrading when they could have just put in sandp and made more money that way ever since the Liberation day crash

Kek divvylooping dividend futures
I like it
Any qdlp bagholders?

>>60850897
earnings growth this year was11% despite all the fear mongering in the s&p 500 lol

GM
futes status?

>>60850806
>legal basis
>BECAUSE TRUMP SAID SO OK!?!
LMAO

>>60850903
I'd be fine if he fired her DEI ass just because she's DEI

Is there an argument, any argument whatsoever, that holds up for bonds and applies in the current century? Could bonds be expected to do better if we assume they're still in recovery phase from 2008?
Or are they like dividends, a somewhat outdated financial technology?

ETHZ

>>60850923
Bonds are for states and large institutions, they´re still an important financial instrument, they aren´t meant for you, unless we´re talking about corporate bonds, which can reach 12% yield with pretty few risks.

>>60850311
housing is finite in cities. No one wants to live with minorities.

Intel's chart makes me want to run the wheel.

>>60850749
Not these guys. Growth and a tasty little divvie

>>60850467
I have to pay commission to buy US stocks and in order to buy all those I'd have to pay... 460 dollars.

>>60850977
Change the broker

>>60850979
more like change the country

>>60850977
are you a europoor? lol lmao

>Be involved with one of if not the most important financial institutions in the country
>Still commit a crime to save what should effectively be peanuts to you
Of course she got fired lmao
Having her anywhere near a position of importance is such a bad idea, she was probably just nodding along to what all the men in the room were saying or taking a $5 monthly bribe to maintain the interest rate. Seriously doubt any decision she ever made was based on any actual financial acumen.
And of course the board governor to get removed for committing crime was black kek

>>60850985
Yeah.

>>60850990
Get a real broker not a bank broker.

>>60850977
It’s ok, at least you can buy gold/silver in Europe.
>VAT taxes
Oh, well, oof. Tough living in Europoor…

>>60850977
I live in Europe and my broker does not have any comission on US stocks! yeah!

>>60851004
Which broker?

>>60850977
What justification is there to charging you for buying stocks? What a silly rule.

Is hedging MSTR the best way to make a weekly income? All you need is 100 shares and you can make like a guaranteed 300 bucks every week selling calls that are far away.

>>60851008
Very antisemitic question

I am buying SPY calls. Durable goods report was promising.

PACK

>>60851054
good news doesnt equal higher prices

>>60851008
It used to be the norm. Brokers need to make money.
I have no idea how Fidelity makes money without commissions. I think they lose money on every trade since they aren't selling data like Robinhood is.

>>60850011
fuck you i looked this up

We will melt up to 646 today

>>60851076
That's what bad news is for. honk honk

>>60851080
they charge for margin, sweep cash balances and collect the overnight rate, advisory/research services

>>60851043
sounds great. but if you bought the 100 shares a month ago you'd be down about $12000

>>60851094
I believe you might be correct

I trust you /biz/nuts to have a better idea of the situation than my retarded ass, so I have a couple questions.
1. The mailing stoppages. What do they actually impact? More specifically, do they impact business shipments (eg crate shipping) as well as consumer purchases? Because if business shipments are their own thing then this is a big ol' nothingburger.
2. In such a situation, while everyone is gonna moon because sanity is dead in Trump's America, there's gonna be ones that rocket further because they stand to directly benefit. Who stands to benefit from this shit?

>>60851115
>>60851080
Also, anside from options commissions, they have fees from their own internal funds used by IRAs and 401ks. Additionally, if you aren’t on a margin account, there are good faith trading policies that the account owner has to follow. They don’t need to charge per trade. They already have all the money and assets they need to just give you the difference on paper.

Talk me out of slurping $WWR

>>60851164
>>60851115
I know they make money in ways other than trading but it seems like they lose money on every trade if they haven't upsold you on margin, or an advisor, or some other service.
They used to have a flat $20 fee on each trade iirc. I'm not sure what the margin on that was but I doubt it was 100% as it costs money to maintain the infrastructure they use to route orders.

The market will please me today. I WILL cum

>>60851178
On top of that, even if you don’t personally use all their paid services, someone else does. Brokers have adopted the mobile game strategy for making money: have a large user base due to freebies and target whales who chronically spend money.

>>60851178
For most brokerages, their primary revenue stream is selling customer order flow data, especially the "free trading" platforms.

HERE IT COMES

>>60851178
>>60851207
My mobile internet is shit, so I lost the first half refreshing. The infrastructure has improved and is cheaper to maintain.

BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG

CAM ON IT'S TIME TO MAKE SOME FOOKIN' GAINS

>>60851213
Right, but as far as I am aware, Fidelity has never done that and still doesn't. It's why they have no interest in catering to daytraders.

>>60851222
Based

>>60851222
Checked n' based

got an alert of BYDDY
do i trust the chyna stock?

>>60851223
Fidelity is so enormous they don't need to, I guess.

>>60851222
glorious and checked
trips captcha: AAXXX

>>60850986
>be American
>have no 4th amendment rights
>president is free to order anyone to be investigated for anything at will
>under 24/7 surveillance on every transaction, every text, every email and every DM
>emergencies are what ever the president says they are.

Based totalitarian take over

>>60851222
Based

>>60850872
Why is a nigger even in that job?

as expected ai dashcams is going up abit because of the ceo interview released last night

it's the closest thing the ceo has ever given to a guidance or really an earnings call lmao they have never given an actual guidance before, theyve never even given an actual earnings call or guidance before
considering you should never rely on what the ceo alone says, it might be a good chance to sell off my trading position soon but at the same time im high on koolaid so probably not

>>60851246
What year do you think it is

>>60851234
nigga the dei hire was caught red handed committing a financial felony
sorry for your shorts or whatever but it has nothing to do with the decades long degradation of civil liberties

>>60851213
>muh customer order flow
gme baggies taking credit for fed firings, posting about bbbyq, and highlighting pulte last thread. Now faggots are bringing up customer order flow boogie men, go back to your containment thread

>>60851254
someone shilled XTRA.TO yesterday, whats your take on that
grok is bullish

>sell my SoundHound calls after holding them down 80%
>it immediately starts pumping

>buy iBit calls
>Bitcoin immediately rugs under 10k

I'm going to fucking kill myself.

>>60851260
That is Robinhood's business model. It's how they were able to offer commission-free trading at a time when literally everyone was charging commissions.

I told you retards to buy energy fuels (UUUU) but nobody listened. Keep buying penny stocks and meme stocks you morons.

>>60851260
It's a fact retard, and I don't invest in gme.

>>60851263
pro tip, but especially with options, buy calls when prices are down and buy puts when prices are up. you are FOMOing and chasing price

>>60851271
It's too late I lost all my money I rotated out of the wrong position and added to the loser I do this every time I hate myself.

I’m afraid to short NEGG. It looks like the squeeze is over, but it’s done this before. I don’t want to suddenly lose 10% of my portfolio because people are trying to jump onto a moving train.

pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump pump

>>60851261
What did Grok have to say?

>>60851256
>nigga the dei hire was caught red handed committing a financial felony
accused of a financial felony, by a Trump appointee who has repeatedly made similar accusations for blatantly partisan reasons, without even a formal investigation to back it up. It's a nothing-burger anon, just like the threats to sack Powell.

>>60851261
someone tried to shill XTRA on the ai dashcams boomer discussion board too lol

cashburn a bit too hot, yes ai dashcams is just barely under breakeven with their eps right now but that's attributable to increased SG&A costs, e.g. marketing and sponsoring raildroad conferences, and just marketing to institutions because somehow ai dashcams is starting to be well known in the US (given that they landed both SEPTA and MTA transits) while no one in canada their homebase even knows about them yet lol so whatever you call the shilling marketing expenses are into smallcap conferences
Two institutions Raymond James and Cannacord have a vested interested in pumping ai dashcams to Canada now (which at some point had more cash/companies that invest in pennyshit on the TSX Venture than there were actual (investable so not pennyscams) smallcaps to buy lol)
To put into perspective, both ai dashcams and XTRA actually have similar market cap valuations right now but ai dashcams is at double the revenue and can expect to hit 60-70m revenue for fiscal 2026. Fiscal 2025 is a bit of a wash because tariff uncertainty delayed a lot of contract signing, so early 2025 it was actually still trading under 50 million market cap, ultimately was able to buy 1 cheap final batch thanks to that, and it does set up some crazy headlines for next year like +100% YoY growth (theyve achieve like +200% YoY growth headlines before coming off covid slump)
XTRA's case, even if they manage to hit +100% YoY growth next year just like ai dashcams, the valuation is already a bit high, the same way I prob would be turned off at ai dashcams if you told me instead it was already at a 500m market cap
Cashburn again, take a look at how the shares outstanding changed from 2020 to 2025 between both companies. It's like holding a call option when you got built-in theta loss in a share so you have to be right on your timing as well

soxl please

>>60851292
Stop trying to have rational conversations with MIGAtards.

Gme is the most stable stock in existence. Thermonuclear war cannot bring it under 22.

>>60851292
I have to ask just to make sure:
Do you believe that the court cases against Trump in the last 4 years were legitimate, and if so, which ones?

Check ALLR if you're looking for a day trade.

>>60851246
what does her race have to do with that?

>>60851234
Trump is using every loophole he can to push his agenda and it's fucking great
Democracy, checks and balances and all that bullshit is a scam to keep the ruling class ruling.

>>60851256
Damn you're stupid.

>>60851314
Obviously both sides are playing dirty and trying to game each other.

>>60851267
you're just saying a random ticker you happened to have. i've never seen reason why UUUU is a buy. Is there room left in the train?

>>60851261
>>60851296
and just to add ai dashcams was actually profitable for like 8 quarters before they had a deliberate shift to increasing expenses, like hiring more people, marketing, increases in R&D too (coz they also have to start thinking of integrating with other surveillance, espeically fixed surveillance) in advance so again the same way I always say expenses can be frontloaded -> u hire and pay for increased staff right away that expense gets accounted for in 1 quarter immediately, while the revenue might come later on obviously in later quarters

the integration is going to be big, you can have fixed surveillance systems e.g. by Motorola in american schools monitoring each kid but as soon as they step off school that's done. But now you can have continuous surveillance from when they step on and then off the bus, tracking every single kid, eventually you can also track the non-bus kids through other systems whether they integrate with other fixed CCTV or other city vehicles if this tech expands to county vehicles outside schoolbuses (similar budgets similar committees are approving this aftter all within the counties)) into police cars, firetrucks, garbage trucks and so on

the only way to stay free is to become so rich you can be on the epstein list

>>60851233
Oh shit dude I haven't gooned to sam in a long time. Thanks for triggering me.

>>60851314
Honestly, I've never paid any attention to any of them, so I have no idea. I can see him doing some shady shit, but no 5d chessmaster type of schemes, just retarded nonsense.

>>60851331
>>60851331
>>60851331

When should I buy Costco? I think when it falls under $900.

>>60851271
That's what leaps are for buddeh, you don't need to be right for 6-12+ months.

How can you see the market & crypto double top at ATH with massive overvaluations and still remain bullish? Are you mad? Blind? Stupid?

>>60851256
Was she caught in the act? Like literally signing the papers when suddenly the cops came in and busted her?

Or were the feds digging through her records on a fishing expedition?

>>60851292
Hes the head of the organisation overseeing that domain and its trivially falsifiable.
She would also have access to those forms and could release them to prove her innocence and dunk on the bad orange man. Wonder why she hasnt.

>>60851333
Alright, fair enough. Thanks.

>>60851324
Trump IS the ruling class

>>60851396
True but I'd rather have a king the a circus pretending that everyone is equal.

>>60851358
Id assume most federal employees have regular background checks. Quite common for stupid shit to come up and rekk peoples clearances and there has to be SOME scrutiny on someone so high up. I hope.

>>60851396
Trump is the old ruling class reasserting control and it pisses off the current one. Back before judges and lawyers took over everything it was landowners and businessmen in charge. Still sucks for everyone that's neither but it's why the kicking and screaming is happening.

>>60851369
>Wonder why she hasnt.
dude, this shit went down yesterday evening. Her lawyer is probably still trying to hunt down all the relevant papers right now, let alone figure out a proper legal defense. The wheels of justice are slow as fuck, and expecting someone to be able to refute any accusations the second they're made is retarded.
>>60851370
anytime nigga

>>60851133
>in Trump's American
You sound like a cocksucking faggot. Are you upset that Orange Man did something right and fired a nigger?

>>60851411
True a filing system is probably too complicated for a fed stooge. I notice you neglect falsifiability again.
Whats the plan do you think? It goes to court, five seconds later it turns out he lied and its thrown out and hes countersued into oblivion, what then?

>>60851358
>fishing expedition
you mean like the 34 felonies?
whats good for the goose is good for the retard gorilla nigress.

>>60851425
>I notice you neglect falsifiability again.
Anon, i ain't neglecting shit, I'm saying wait a goddamn week at least before drawing conclusions on this shit.
>Whats the plan do you think? It goes to court, five seconds later it turns out he lied and its thrown out and hes countersued into oblivion, what then?
It only goes to court if they actually have something of any substance whatsoever. Otherwise, she gets an injunction to keep her seat, Trump and the media makes a lot of noise, and then everybody memory-holes it as focus shifts somewhere else and she gets quietly "reinstated".

>>60851467
Are you retarded?
This shit is going to court regardless. (Not sure how you think they'd get an injunction without that) Either he committed libel at a bare minimum on top of a slew of federal crimes or she has a double primary mortgage. She'll claim its a whoopsiedoodle and that part will be a long pointless legal battle but its absurd to think someone would throw their life away for just a headline.

Get ready

>>60851325
For short term no. For the long haul yes. see: >>60849090

HIMS RIGHT FUCKING NOW

>>60851502
I've got two words for you; Nolle Prosequi.

>>60851296
>>60851327
thanks brother as usual kino analysis
i'm waiting for a dip on ai dashcams to get some, XTRA sounded good but I might wait until it lowers as well, I doubt these will be affected much even if rates arent cut in september but we'll see
I already have some IDN and am waiting for the buyout, hopefully itll at least gain some value before feb 2026
Yes im an options retard, I need to make it before i make it

>>60851619
Ive got one word for you, since you didnt read it before, libel

>>60851644
>libel
doesn't matter, she won't counter-sue. That's pretty much the only way this would go to trial, and then it would be a constitutional death-struggle, which no-one wants.

>>60851623
i have bought options before but only when the risk was minimal, you see a lot of big winners in hindsight but everything goes up over time as cash devalues, you win just by avoiding losses

a single loss can set you back so hard, ive only bought options when it was on oil and also JXN, both were well below book value when I bought. I've also bought options and shares on GME back in 2020 but that was a different story lmao, all i can say about avoiding downside on that is because it was trading almost at net cash per share (but this is also dangerous since they were burning cash so yes the shorts were right and it would eventually hit $0)
GME is just funny because it diluted so much it now stopped its cashburn because of all the interest income it's getting from its cash, that said I thought it'd be funny to go back to it and maybe 2x money on new console cycle hype in a couple years while it'd just go sideways at worst now (again coz of all the interest income) but other plays are more interesting FASTER now

IDN as you said for a buyout, but a buyout is only a bonus, it can hit big positive EPS on its own, i'd still want to take out my cost basis long before my final target, like $10 is very doable, take out cost basis by then, and then leave rest for $20 or $30 by 2027
so much more lucrative than GME, i can think about GME later on it'll prob still be $22-$25 by the time I'm done with other plays

>>60851656
>constitutional death struggle
No it would be a cut and dry basic libel case either he lied or he didnt. How do you think the constitution gets involved?

In reality because she definitely did do it itll be a clusterfuck case determining the extent of with cause as she claims she accidentally defrauded several banks.

>>60851694
>How do you think the constitution gets involved?
because if she counter-sues, then the prosecution will take it to trial, where it will inevitably get tangled into whether or not the president can fire her for this type of shit. If the court rules in their favor, then that's great for the administration, but if it rules against them, then that would seriously fuck with their entire agenda. Considering the previous decision with Jerome Powell, it's likely to be the latter, and so it's in the administration's best interest to prevent any case law from being established and just hope a couple of justices kick the bucket and then try again later instead. Likewise, Cook won't fuck this shit up by counter-suing and potentially get a ruling made against her (however slim the chance of it would be), which essentially means this entire situation is destined to de-escalate rather than escalate. As usual, pic rel is the best bet.

Synthetic meat isnt going anywhere. We just imported millions of stinky vegans from India, these people don't eat real meat its against their religion or something. BYND is in the toilet right now at $2.39/share but honestly I think it could go back up. Thoughts? Input?

>>60852440
Jeets don't eat beyond meat, they eat rice and lentils and cow dung
BYND exclusively markets to retarded yuppie westerners who want to go vegan while still having the "experience" of eating meat, and even they think synthetic meats are dogshit