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We just disagree 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.barchart.com/
https://www.tradingview.com
https://www.finscreener.com
https://www.koyfin.com/
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com

>Screeners:
https://finviz.com/
https://www.tradingview.com/screener
https://etfdb.com/

>Options
https://www.optionsplaybook.com/options-introduction/
https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com
https://optionstrat.com/
https://www.optionistics.com/quotes/option-prices

>Pre-Market and Live data:
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures
https://finance.yahoo.com/

>Calendars
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar
https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html

>Boomer Investing 101:
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started
https://www.xvideos.com/

>Misc:
https://tradingeconomics.com/
https://finance.yahoo.com/trending-tickers
https://market24hclock.com/
https://wallmine.com/
https://fintel.io/
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator
https://brokerchooser.com/
https://www.chathamfinancial.com/technology/us-market-rates

Previously on /smg/ >>59527545

>Thread Theme:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h16DmdQvxB0

>Memorandum:
Let's not forget about the lost souls that have emigrated to /bant/ in search of (gay) freedoms.
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>>59541146
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>>59541146
I have no social life. Stocks are all I have.
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>>59540715
the stock performance is mid
iirc her tracker and the inverse cramer have similar performance ytd
literally any growth etf's beats it
following trackers like these is only worth it for options so you can leverage, but by the time the picks are publicly disclosed it's already too late
>>59540983
now compare it to any basic bitch growth etf like voog
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>>59541257
Go to strip clubs dude. I was like you before. Changed my life. Spend some of that hard earned money anon
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Do I just sell my AISP and SOUN on Monday? I have a feeling it ain't gonna get better than this
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Thank you sir for the new bread.

But I must get something off my chest. I fucked up. Made 40% off 7 grand and got to almost 12k in a little over a month.

Selling SPY 1dte credit spreads. It was glorious.

But then I full ported buying puts at the bottom and lost 5 grand

Fucking shoot me now
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>>59541289
AISP to 7 and SOUN to 25 next week
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Post today’s gains, NVDY ex div and almost recovered the entire distribution in the NAV already
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how is gamestop still even a thing? games are on incompetent and it seems their services suck https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvTliOZNH9k
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>>59541281
Nah, short strip clubs, RICK was born on bourbon street this terrorist act will effect their 1st quarter.
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>>59541326
Thanks for the hope/copium.

>>59541289
Yes on SOUN it's going to $0 but IDK about AISP. I'm going to keep a close eye on it though. Really hope the news posts soon and that it's impactful.
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AISP COPIUM:
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4747449-airship-ai-holdings-a-smart-growth-stock-in-surveillance-software
>published Jan 3, 2025
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>>59541556
The company claims to have a forward pipeline of more than $130 million USD with a lot of it being Federal contracts, single to multi-year, and in a wide variation of dollar amounts. Again, this is mostly software versus hardware, so constant improvement to the AI recognition systems is key to expanding and getting contracts renewed/winning new ones.

>Huang, from Taiwan. Where have I seen that name before?

And on that note, the company's research and development team is located in Taiwan. The executive team led by CEO Victor Huang has an interesting storyand is led by a team with connections to Taiwan and China, and based out of Redmond, Washington.

>Paul Allen
Paul Allen is Airship AI’s President (since 2019).

In previous roles with Airship AI, Mr. Allen has served as Vice President of Sales and as Director of Business Development.

Before joining Airship AI, Mr. Allen was a partner at a boutique firm in Northern Virginia which provided technical goods to the U.S. Government, moving on after a successful private acquisition. He also spent 14 years with IBM as a Business Unit Executive.

Mr. Allen retired from the U.S. Army 1st Special Forces Command in 2021 with over 28 years of service, the majority of which he spent in the U.S. Army Special Forces as a Green Beret.
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>>59541616
Also some stock twits copium:
https://stocktwits.com/QuantInsider/message/598802495
>long $7.5 strike expire Jan 17 2025, like i said. 2425 volume today. 14 days from now.... I wonder why :)
So someone spent a good chunk on some OTM calls expiring in 14 days. Doesn't say much but that's a big move this close to expiry....

......
............ .... ..... :D
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I am the WATT baggie of this thread
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>>59541732
how many bags are you holding, bro
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>>59541385
what do you think of faraday? In my opinion it looks like it could be bull flagging, but it's very close to invalidating it.
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hey faggots, cryptobro here. this is my first time stock investing. check out my folio
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Can someone tell me what the best stock trading app is for a leaf? I don't want to use TD cause of their jewish fees, and all I want is to buy and hold ETFs.
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>>59541785

I have had nothing but a good experience with questrade, but I haven't used really anything else.
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hows my stock choice? I was gonna roll the leftovers of my next few paychecks into it
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>>59541792
Hmm, the app has terrible ratings and reviews. I thought robinhood was good but then think back to what they did with gamestop
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>>59541797

I have had no problems with the app, don't really know what peoples complaints about it would be. They even recently modernized it making it more modern, same with the website.
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>>59541801
It's either questrade or qtrade. If I just want to hold ETFs, are either good?
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>>59541804
There's also lots of praise for interactive brokers, but they don't recommend it for newbies. What do?
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>>59541804
>>59541820

I have not even heard of qtrade to be quite honest but then again not the most seasoned investor. I know people like IBKR as I think they have low conversion fees if I remember but also quite outdated clunkier old school GUI. I mean realistically all of them would be fine for just ETFs, you could even check out wealthsimple. As for me I have had no problems with Questrade, all my deposits hit with no issues in 1-2 business days and their app is half decent and I really like their website to use on my desktop which is most of the time I use it.
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What's the robotic stock to get? Robotics is hitting big soon but all these stocks are shit. RR is a scam. The rest are $300 a share American warehouse companies like Teradyne and Rockwell that won't budge at all or shitty Japanese companies like Fanuc and Toyota
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Anyone following CVNA? Will it keep dropping or is there meme energy to squeeze out some retard pump?
>>59541773
Have some self respect and don't buy fractional shares.
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I just want to buy SPY every couple months and hold it. Nothing else. Is this boomer investing?
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>>59541763
Honestly don’t even know what it does just bought it as a swing play, have like $80 in it, I buy small amounts of some shitcoins memes lately to satiate the gambling addiction instead of blowing the equivalent amount on a weekly call option that usually expires worthless or have to take a loss on. Just trying to hold for them to net a small profit and move on to whatever had a red day and flip it when it pumps


>divvy gains
Picrel does not include the $2400 distribution coming Monday. Almost hit 30k divvies last year, not sure if I’ll stick with these funds this year or just swing trade instead
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>>59541911
Damn, around how much stock do you have to own for your divvies to get into the 4 digit range?
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Hi /smg/ friends,

I need some help picking out a good dividend stock. I want something safe, that won't go down a lot even if that means that it won't go up a lot. I'm looking for smooth sailing, a company with good stable revenue over the years.

My savings account pays 4.35%, so I'm looking to get dividends that are more than that.

Got any suggestions? (Oh, by the way, I foolishly chased the OKLO pump today only to find out that the company doesn't even have a product at the moment. I've got it set to sell as soon as the market opens on Monday. In the meantime I have time to think about what I should buy.)
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>>59541909
Yes, that is boomer investing. Nothing wrong with it.
>>59541948
Why not SCHD, and spread that risk around? Dividend traps are a thing.
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>>59541931
About 60k in NVDY and that isn’t even the highest yielding one. MSTY and PLTY pay out pretty high around $3-4 a share. Mine is usually between $1-2 a month. I recommend YMAG if you are looking for diversity and a weekly distribution, pretty cheap @ $19/share pays around .20 most weeks

https://www.yieldmaxetfs.com/our-etfs/nvdy/

https://www.yieldmaxetfs.com/our-etfs/ymag/
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>>59541500
>>59539547
>>59539731
Explain yourself nigger
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>>59541556
>>59541616
Fresh options data, looks like calls are building to $8+ stay safe but could be worth buying a couple hundred shares or some OTM calls going into CES
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As a poorfag who only has about $400 to invest long-term, is a high dividend ETF worth it, or only if I put thousands into it?
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>>59542017
More

>>59542019
With $400 is this money that you actually need or are willing to lose? If the latter your best bet are momentum plays if not you can’t really do much with that but we all start somewhere
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>>59542019
Anyone who tries to buy dividend stocks is a brain dead retard no offense
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>>59542028
I could afford to lose it but I'd rather invest it in a safe long term stock. Net worth barely 5 digits with no income.
What do you mean "momentum plays"?
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>90% NVDA
>10% RDDT
Wat do?
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>needed to see the government for an appointment 3 weeks ago
>they have an opening on tuesday
>there is already ice on the roads and another foot of snow will be dumped on monday
The fuck
Of all the times they could have scheduled this, why now?
>call them to reschedule
>"we can't reschedule now, if you call us on tuesday we will tell the people at the office you can't come"
>no mention of rescheduling being possible
You know what I don't care anymore.
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>>59541956
I'm just gonna VTI and chill
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>>59542047
Buy a leveraged etf on a red day and just swing trade it every time the market goes up 1-2% daily
SPYU
TQQQ
NVDL
MSTU
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>>59541969
Hmm, I have about 2000 per month to invest in something since letting it rot in my bank is the worst thing I could do with inflation. So you're saying buying a few dozen shares of YMAG, MSTY, PLTY, etc. per month is a good long term investment?
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>>59542083
VTI is my largest ETF holding (although I have two larger mutual funds), but the dividend yeid sucks. I'm actually adding SCHD to that portfolio to reduce my exposure to the MAG7.
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>>59542112
It’s definitely not the worst, MSTY under 30 is a steal imo; divvy Picrel
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>>59542032
well said
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>>59542017
Thanks for looking at it, this has me very bullish. I really want to sell at above $8. I felt so powerful with $300k in my account.

When I hit $100k for the first a couple weeks ago it was really underwhelming. Hitting $200k kinda felt similar to when I had my first $1-2k half baked emergency savings. $300k felt like I could maybe put money down on a house and still have a $200k account to play with, it felt great. And it felt even better knowing I was as close to $500k as I was $100k. Really felt like a break away point.
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>>59541773
You bought a really bad one and bought it high and yes I’m bitter I didn’t buy at $9 when I was thinking about it.
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>>59542017
Is CES that defense event? What’s it called so I can search it
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>>59542072
hold on for dear life, i was shook out of plebbit on thurs. long NVDA calls for feb, if it can close above 146 we can see new ATHs. looking to reenter RDDT, maybe at a break or retest above 180
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>>59542341
consumer electronics show. you'll notice, BOTZ and robot junk stocks( IROBOT) moving all of a sudden
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What are you guys' thoughts on 0dte SPY calls/puts?
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>>59542276
MSTY was estimated to be able to do a $3 per dividend payoff this month even though MSTR was red the entire month until yesterday. Shit was actually bonkers, the volatility on MSTR is so high that even when it shrinks MSTY prints money.
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Why is everyone convinced SOUN is going to crash?
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I am just putting money into Nasdaq 100 every month. Should I basically be worried all the time?
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>>59542047
>No income
Welp, there's your problem. Get a job, kid.
Seriously, at the bottom end, wageslaving is the best investment you can make. Not like you'll miss spending 14 hours a day in front of a screen anyway.
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>>59542959
it is about to doump
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>>59542959
The yield curve just straightened out last month, and both unemployment and credit defaults are rising significantly. Signs point to an incoming recession, though it's not here yet and it'll take 3-6 months of unemployment and default rate climbing before it happens.

Your mileage may vary. Maybe there won't be a recession anyways and we actually have beaten the business cycle. Or maybe the recession doesn't hit until the end of the year and you're better off continuing to invest. It doesn't seem like it's time to panic yet, but definitely time to keep your ear to the ground and be ready to jump off the train.
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>>59542620
Degenerate but you can make real money fast if you have an edge. If your account is under $50k there's no reason to not trade them.
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Finally paid off my last high interest student loan. Time to go all in on VTSAX bros.
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>>59541146
Is there such thing as getting rich quick (I mean within 5-10 years) off a low entry amount? I mean like dropping $1000 into a stock that’s currently at or below like $5. Or would that at best net someone like $25k at most?
What about truly quick, is it possible to just consistently profit $10k-$25k within just 6-18 months on multiple stocks?
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Alright. Any of you fuckers know how I can recoup 5 grand decently fast?
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>>59543174
Put $50k in an average tobacco stock and wait a quarter for the dividend payout
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>>59543178
I've only got 6 grand. And why not just buy it a few days before the ex dividend date instead of holding a whole damn quarter? More exposure and risk to the downside.
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>>59543162
>getting rich quick
Gamble on high risk high leverage something.

Feel like a king when you're up 15x in two weeks.

Miss the exit because of greed and be -50% in the red.

Try again and promise yourself to exit in profit next time. Miss the exit again and go from x20 profit to -75% loss.

Rinse repeat until you're like an abused animal afraid of the market.

Story of my gambling degen life.
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>>59543186
>why not just buy it a few days before the ex dividend date instead of holding a whole damn quarter?
It will drop at ex div date and it takes a quarter to regenerate
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>>59543178
How do you guys just have $50k to play with on this shit? That’s what I’ll never understand. Are you jumping out of the rat race with savings and starting with that or are you starting with like $500 turning it into $10,000 slowly then investing larger amounts like $1000 just like day trading until you grind away to the point you just have an extra $50k to toss out like that? I don’t understand. I’m broke. This seems like a game where you gotta already have money to make money. I’m still learning but this is the one thing I can’t find an answer on
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>>59543192
>How do you guys just have $50k to play with on this shit
I don't. By the time I have $50k I'll use to pay down a house and then it'll be ten years before I'll ever see that much money again>>59543192
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>>59543174
>>59543186
So you are basically asking to double your money in the short term. At that point you are gambling just pick a market direction and leverage up.
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I need a million NOW
>Muh just wait 60 years, time in the market beats ...
Shut UP. i want my money NOW
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>>59543192
You are probably better off investing whatever you can save and letting it grow. Then as you get more comfortable you start trading that pile of money, or the additional money you are able to save. I have about 350k invested (about half of which is what I put in from my salary, and half is returns on my investment). At this point I feel more comfortable gambling with the money that I can save, which is about 40k per year give or take.
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>>59543204
Also I am a europoor, if you are a burgerchad you can probably 10x my numbers if you have a good job.
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>>59543053
Mostly looking at it as an alternative to throwing my money at volatile meme penny stocks.
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>>59543187
>Gamble on high risk high leverage something
How do I find something like this? My logic is to make sure I get out if I ??X my money (let’s say’s my $1000 turns into $15k) and then if I can find them just take the jump on multiple until im just good at this shit and continually do that while also have others that I’m in for the long run. I realize I’m not looking at everything, the fact I’ll most likely lose more than I profit doing this at first and such. But this is my idea. I have no clue how to find good stock. I’m looking at major ones right now trying to compare to what the next one that grows like that would be but idk. Do I just gotta learn to read patterns and how to pattern recognize different industries that will take off, as well as individual companies within those industries?


(inb4 I won’t, I realize in the moment the greed may take over and it’s probably easier said than done)


Like I’m trying to look into medical shit after Covid looking at Moderna & pfizer and how they changed around 2020 and having worked in medicine at that time & seen just how much money people were making off it. I’m like ready to jump on the next pandemic all out for testing, take a loan if I have to, for example. I wanna be able to predict “THIS” is one to drop 10 grand on, this is one that will turn my $1k into $20k, and so on until I have $50k to play with and rinse & repeat
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>>59543217
You are gambling. Just buy a 10X 5X WhateverX bull certificate on a stock with high trading volume, leveraged ETF or whatever and hold it until you've lost or won enough money. Eventually you are going to blow yourself up though.
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>>59543206
I dont have a good job. In fact im so broke I’m about to join the military so that I can have some semblance of a life (career, skills, house, insurance, go back to school, etc).
>>59543204
So you’re saying go long term on something solid and take %’s of whatever it grows to out and use that money on other stuff to gamble on? That seems viable to me
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>>59543192
>This seems like a game where you gotta already have money to make money.

That's what it is pretty much.

You're either very lucky. Very rich or very high income.

In all other cases it's a brutal struggle.

I'm a doctor today. I used to be poor and beer and wagie.

The more money you have as savings, the more you have as income, the more clearly you see easier paths forward.

For someone who can only save a few $100 a month. They are blind and walking down a minefield. If they do something too stupid like maxing out a credit cardand blowing their savings they might never recover financially.

If I max out my credit card and blow all my savings I will still be able to grow back a savings account with $30k in it by this time next year. I'll never feel poor and stressed about money ever again. I'm having poverty resistance.

But someone with $10M+ in cash/semi-liquid investments. He can do a stupid impulse buy that would zero out my and your bank accounts, and not even think of it the next day.

With $100M? I don't even know what's going on at that point anymore.

It's like you're playing a multiplayer game where your client runs a pixelated doom game where you've got a chainsaw and can't look up or down and they're having a 144Hz 8K panorama screen and playing an orbital battlecruiser with poverty tracking lasers. You won't know they exist because they're outside your rendering distance. They zap you like a fly if they wanted to but they're busy being distracted elsewhere.

It's like thinking outside the box. Except this reality exists outside your box. You can think your way out to the next box, but you'll still be boxed in. It's surreal.
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>>59543227
Basically, yes. I started investing what little I could save from my dogshit europoor salary in 2018 when I had 0 USD and now I have 350k USD just from putting my money into MSFT, AAPL, GOOGL and Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 basically. I have just averaged into my selection of companies over time and almost never sold anything. That is my main portfolio. I also have a small account where I dabble in more high risk stuff like Palantir, which is up 900%, but on that account I also have some faileed experiments like Unity which is down 70%. This is maybe 10k USD though in total. Now that I have some more money I will expand my high risk account a bit, but for certain keep it at or below 5% of my total investments. The risk is worth it in my opinion if you are relatively young (I am 34). After all, you only have to get rich once.
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>>59543217
Any trading platform will allow you to do this. There's leveraged certificates or options or whatever.

What you fail to understand is that you'll turn 1k to 15k if you execute 5 very good trades in succession but you're back to 1-2k if you fuck up once. Fuck up twice and then you're at like $150 left in the account, -85% and welcome to the average trader club.
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>>59543238
>dogshit europoor salary in 2018 when I had 0 USD and now I have 350k USD

Sounds like you made it.
I was close to buying ETH in 2017 when it was like $20, but started mining it instead. I never earned back the GPU cost. I should've just gone into boring stocks.
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>>59543314
Yeah, I think for most people it makes more sense to increase their earning potential than to hope for some investment miracle. Steady investments over time will do the trick, and you can always branch out into more risky stuff if you want to accelerate.
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Pls... SOUN... do I cash out or hold?
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>>59543340
sold at 24, buy back in at 12 or before the next termin
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>>59543366
Thanks.
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>>59543199
Sounds like 0dte or 3x ETFs at that point
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>>59543151
Can I convert my VTI to VTSAX, or do I have to sell & buy? Vanguard now allows auto buys of their ETFs, so maybe I'll strict with the ETF. Not that it's material, but the ETF has a lower expense ratio. 3 basis points VS 4 for the mutual fund.
>>59543186
Typically a stock goes down by the amount paid out. So if you buy, get the divie, then sell, it's a break even event.
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>>59543383
Yes, something like that.
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I am not going buy meme stocks after this
I'm going to be a good boy
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>>59543399
Unfortunately yes
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I currently live in Dubai with my parents and pay 0 taxes on any capital gains from the market. I have a good relationship with my parents and we have been living here for years. However, I've been thinking of moving back to Canada for irrelevant reasons, but there is no way in hell I would if I had to start paying 50% capital gains tax.

My question is could I "gift" my investment money to my parents, have them open a brokerage account and trade the money per my instructions without paying any taxes while I was in Canada? They would still be in Dubai. If I chose to move back to Dubai, could they "gift" me the money back, plus any gains, without me owing any taxes whatsoever?

Could I even directly "manage" the funds by accessing their brokerage account and making trades with "their" money directly from Canada without owing any taxes on it? The money would officially belong to my parents for the entire duration I was in Canada. Is there anything about this that's illegal or that constitutes tax evasion?

Would it be smart, or necessary, for me to hire a Canadian financial consultant to discuss this with or would he just tell the authorities that I was evading taxes?
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>>59543238
>unity
I’ll be honest that’s what sparked my interest. Heard about that screeching pussy fella tweeting a gif and people went crazy, I remember what happened with GME and how I wished I had the knowledge and savings to buy and get into this. Doesn’t look like unity is gonna do the same shit and people were just speculating. But from my few hours of just looking at this stuff yesterday I’m super intrigued. I can see the potential to do well in this and have some success.
>leverage from $350k
This sounds ideal, get a portfolio up like that, use that to gamble and see if I can’t make smaller profits, goal being to on the side of a 9-5 make another $40k ish a year on average. Alright thanks man, I’m going to keep researching and find my initial stocks and just start buying like you said you did. I’m a bit younger than you are. Most of what you mentioned are the ones I’ve been looking at
>>59543229
I appreciate the ways you’ve described this. The way I’ve been imagining reaching this point is just as comfort. Like if I got the point you are, where I’m making (I’m assuming for obvious reasons) six figs, I know that outside the freak occurrence some prick tries to fraud and sue me I’m guaranteed to grow my savings, while still being able to live in a not studio in the hood with roaches and mold, able to even use some of my income to have fun. Able to take care of my parents should they ever need the help. I’ll be comfortable at that point. That’s the bare minimum I want and I won’t be satiated until I get there.


Side note you being a doctor I would assume youd know who to invest in during a pandemic should that BS ever happen again. I’m a former EMT worked under a PA in testing, the amount of money I made this dickhead was crazy. Six figure months, as in $150k was a low. Our company had 3 owners one of them $500k was low. And this is all net profit btw factoring in supplies licensing insurance rent wages everything
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>>59543481
There is likely some commie law that says you should pay tax, but nobody will know, since the money is already out of Canada and presumably not using a Canadian broker service/account. If you absolutely want to know you should consult with a (jewish) lawyer and not 4chan though.
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>>59543494
>unity
I would not recommend investing in anything related to what meme influencers are tweeting about. Basically guaranteed to get in and out of those trades too late. I bought unity around the time of post the covid crash, but it was way too early. I really just wanted to profit from the gaming sector without making bets on individual developers. Instead I should just have invested in GPUs like Nvidia, which would have been way more basic and way more profitable. Anyways, best of luck and I would definitely go for building positions in some more stable companies before you start experimenting too much. You have time on your side so don't stress it too much. As long as you don't lose money and blow up your portfolio, you will win.
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>>59543383
Those aren't remotely comparable. You can be wrong in timing the market for half a year and still come out in profit with 3x ETFs, especially if you average down. I've been in that situation but with 2x ETFs. They are not as risky as "safe" options and decay doesn't kick in as quickly as you think.
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>>59543192
Nta but i make 4k a month after tax, then after my bills and rent, I've got 3,200.
I've saved 50k just living frugally for 2 years, currently got it all foolishly in a single mag7 stock.
Every time the price of it goes up by 1 euro I "make" 600 (except i don't ever realise those gains)

I think the first thing to do is try to get into a line of work that pays well enough to live without many worries, stocks for me are a luxury. I get to live frugally and dream of a day where I quit my job without losing the current salary.

If you want to get into a cushy tech job for the income, I really recommend QA Testing. It's the sort of role where you can teach yourself to code in a month, teach yourself to get good at in 3 months.
I came up this way, and as a hiring manager now I find it hard to get good testers because most people do it for 3 years and then try to move into other departments, and what you're left with are the terminally unambitious (who still get make 60k)
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>>59543445
WATT was a good play when anon brought in the rumor 2 weeks ago, but we all should have sold at 2+
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>>59543633
>this guys COL is $800/month or less than $10,000 a year
????
>euro
Oh
>get good enough job where
That’s part of the issue and obviously why I’m interested in this and learning all I can. I live in an over glorified shithole where just to be semi comfortable I would need like $80k. Like, rent on a shit shack micro efficiency in a shitty area where you’ll probably be robbed at some point just for being white even if you’re clearly broke can be up to $3000. But the wages don’t reflect this absurdity. It’s why Im getting back in shape so I can qual and join the reserves take a deployment to earn some benefits and then go back to school, have some of my bills and tuition covered while I’m in classes, get my degree and get into my desired field (engineering), and the hopefully move somewhere more affordable. It’s just not viable to live where I currently do. If I move somewhere that $40k is the bare min for comfort and if I can make closer to six figs after taxes, well it’s reasonable that I’d be able to save like $50k and from that have some money to use towards this while building my savings still. Looking at about 5 years before I get that far and it’s more likely my starting salary would be closer to $70k pre tax anyways so call it maybe 8-10 years to be making six figs net
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Wake up babe new market acronym just dropped -
What was once FANG, and then Faang, Famang, and most recently Magnificent Seven, is now best labeled as Batmmaan. The new group consists of Broadcom
Apple
Tesla
Microsoft,
Meta Platforms
Alphabet
Amazon.com
Nvidia

All of them carry market values above $1 trillion.
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>>59541801
Nigga fuck robinhood, schwab, fidelity, and etrade are right there. Fuck off with that bucket shop bullshit
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>>59543722

I wasn't talking about robinhood brainlet, learn to read.
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>>59543723
Fuck no
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>>59543725
>He can't read
Financially, ngmi
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Dissuade me from not throwing a suicide stack at SMX
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>>59541911
honestly you can buy way out call options if you think it'll go. I bought some last friday that expire in February and it played out well. The reasoning for it is due to the massive increase in volume and large candle with small wicks, so it had a high probability of continuing into the next week. (which it did)
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>>59542072
they are both unironically going over 200 this year. as much hate as plebbit gets its a great stock since inception

>>59542334
i think im gonna grab some $7-8 march calls if they are cheap enough when my divvy check comes in. I can only imagine even a 100k account. I would be a complete degenerate and use margin to full port it. If I was you I would have took the tax hit and just sold at end of last year / rolled the contracts out if you still believe in the trade. hard to see paper gains go away especially when that is literally house $ like you said but I'm optimistic especially since we are ahead of the curve and its not really trending on WSB yet so we can still dump the bags if it does hit

>>59542787
thats the beauty of these funds. the call spreads took a hit on Friday due to MSTR price action and being capped but the good news is the synthetic is now ITM and the positions for next week take into account another few big green days for MSTR on the sold calls. Either way it moves they are going to continue to collect premium off the price action.
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What stock options plays we looks at next bois
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Can't wait for the Texas Stock Exchange to open next year. How will Wallstreet react?

So in terms of nicknames,

Main Street is DC
Wallstreet is New York
Y'all Street is Texas (apparently the nickname given to the Texas Exchange lol)
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>>59544189
Everyone's talking about nvda calls and the millions of dollars that's been poured into them. I'm gonna try to recoup some losses with qqq calls
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>>59543383
leveraged etps are such poop. The decay is brutal, I don't even bother with them anymore. At most I get options on them to hedge positions in the second order underlying a little cheaper. I don't think I've ever been satisfied holding one for a long time
>0dte
nigga just buy the itms. Why do you people make this so hard on yourselves? You need 100% ish, ok, so find something that will move 20% in say 6 months and buy long dated itm calls on it. How about mstr calls. Really it just needs the volatility to make this happen
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If you buy a call and the underlying stock doesn't pump, it expires worthless, right?
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>>59544447
It depends on the strike. If you have $10 calls and the underlying is $9 when it expires, they are worthless. Puts are the inverse. All options decay towards expiration, otms decay to zero, itms decay to exactly intrinsic value.
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>>59544460
So the strike price has to be below the actual price of the underlying on the expiry date?
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>>59544469
A call is a contract with the right to buy 100 shares at a certain price. If the strike price is 50 and at expiry the stock is trading at 45, then the call is worthless. No one would want the ability to buy at 50 when they could just buy through the market for less.
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>>59541545
>SOUN going to $0
It most definitely is going to zero. People are hoping for their CES event On the 7th will catalyze it. If not then a correction is due. What's your need with it?
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>>59544505
Yeah that makes sense haha. I should have paid more attention in school.
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>>59541785
Ibkr
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>>59541801
Their margin interest is jewish as fuck, 12 is gay
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>>59541785
Fidelity? SoFi?
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Anyone in the US use Schwab to trade? I opened up an account a long time ago just for their checking account (no international exchange fees, refund all ATM expenses; great for travel) and then I started using it for trades. I haven't delved into the complexities and trying to do any options trading, but the account is free to hold and all trades are free.

How come I never hear people talk about Schwab?
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>>59544611
yeah i like it

it's mainly for wealthy niggas and most online traders arent moving in size. shit like robinhood are for poorfags

their research section is great
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>>59544563
To be fair, the point of school isn't to teach you how to be monetarily successful. The point is to teach you how to be a good worker drone that doesn't ask questions and easily accepts information that is given to you by a figure with implied authority. If the point of school was to make sure you were thoroughly prepared to succeed in the world you'd be taught how to do taxes, manage a budget, invest money, and think critically.

inb4
>muh american ejucashun
If it was the case that only American children were part of some shitty indoctrination system, then whatever country you're from the average person should be a millionaire genius, right?
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How would you invest $500,000 to make generational wealth over the next 10 years? Asking for a friend..
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>>59544643
>SPLG or VOO
>SCHG or QQQM
>SCHD
>PLTR
>TSLA
>AMZN
>NVDA
>CRWD

Also don’t forget to put money in IRAs, HSA,
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>>59544643
SPY
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>>59541785
IBKR. Really low fees and easy to swap CAD to USD to buy shares in a real market.
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>>59544662
Don't you think we're in for a lost decade in SPY? I think VTV or SCHD would be a safer bet for the next 18 months...thrn again we might be in for the 3rd 25%+ year in a row.
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>>59544765
>Don't you think we're in for a lost decade in SPY?
Why do you believe so?
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>>59544776
The reliance on the MAG7 of AI actual resulting in a profitable business model. Other than NVDA, everyone else is loosing money on it. And if they can't make it work, there's no reason to buy more from Nvida. Coupled with the large concentration of MAG7 in SPY.
I Don't know crap, but think we're ovdrdue for a bear market.
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>>59544432
>leveraged etps are such poop
In bull markets they're great holding. But when the market turns sour, then you're fucked.
>nigga just buy the itms
yeah, this is sounding better as time goes on
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TLRY
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How do you guys pick a good long call or put? I always and up picking options where the stock always crabs
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>tfw I was sold GRRR at $13.50

I keep missing all the pumps because I'm swing trading.
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>>59545001
Earnings Friday morning coming off a closed Thursday market, do you have any DD for this other than dudeweedlmao or is this not a perfect short play? That chart looks disgusting and is now a penny stock
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I'm very interested in buying helium extraction related stocks. this company, PLSR, is one of the more exciting new companies in the field and they recently put out a press release about a really high helium concentration in one of their assay wells. The stock also looks like it's creeping towards its previous ATH. I've been interested for a while and put off buying and it's already gone up a lot, but I still want to buy. I was about to buy some shares, but they just put out a press release that they did a private placement for some bank in exchange for a loan, so the shares just got diluted. On the day of the press release, the stock dropped about 5% and now it's crabbing. Should I still buy? Could the just keep doing this ? Some other helium companies like HEVI and RHC have been diluting their shareholders into oblivion (RHC in particular is a really scary story), but PLSR still seems hopeful. What should I do?
I don't know shit about stocks btw, I just want to invest in helium
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>>59545336
>stock just dropped so it's on sale
>likely catalyst for future growth (large helium deposit discovered)
Idk, seems like a buy to me.
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>>59545341
ok nice that's what I was thinking. unfortunately I told my gf about it and she bought last week. I think it'll go back up tho. the report says they needed the loan to deepen the assay well, which already has pretty much the world's highest concentration of helium, so maybe they will get more pipes and find even more helium deeper down, then it will pump harder on the next press release.
But is there anything stopping them from just continuing to dilute us?
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>>59545360
>But is there anything stopping them from just continuing to dilute us?
I mean no but if the company is the only one developing that well and it's projecting it'll pay off down the line it kinda stands to reason that they'll make good profits off of it and the stock price will rise. And if they become profitable they won't need to keep taking loans for stuff in the future.
Also do your own research, this is not financial advice, I'm just some retard who didn't even know how calls worked.
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>>59545376
ok fuck it I'm gonna buy it.
You don't need to give me a disclaimer anon. This is a Cantonese basket weaving website.
I also like the name and the flashy pictures on their website, so I think others feel the same way
yolo
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>>59544252
>your state is governed by a man named ((Abbott))
>people keep telling me to move to """columbia"""
no thanks
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>>59545376
other question,
If I really think this company is gonna moon, should I just keep buying more of this shit? Or should I invest in other helium stocks? I I think it's going to $2.00, so I feel like I should just buy even more. it kinda dumb to buy a large amount of a penny stock like this?
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>>59545336
Why are you so interested in helium?
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>>59545082
that's why swing trading is retarded. you guys always underperform.
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>>59545078
>I always and up picking options where the stock always crabs
sounds like you need to take the short theta pill
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>>59544890
AI isn't the whole market. Where is money gonna go if not the market?
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>>59544554
>What's your need with it?
What did you mean by this? And thank you, fellow SOUNbear.

>>59544404
Of course this happens the week after I sell my 1/17 calls. Would've still been down over 50% though regardless.
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>>59544132
>I can only imagine even a 100k account.
I have $100k to spare, can you sell me on this? What would my monthly yield be?
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>>59543192
just start with $1000 and get a 10x, then get another 10x. then you can back off a bit and go for safer 3x's. you can do this with options
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>>59545520
NTA but helium is a resource that is rapidly diminishing and very valuable for various industrial things.
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>>59545551
MSTY has been paying $2 to $4 per share dividend monthly. With 100k invested now, ASSUMING THINGS KEEP UP IN THE FUTURE, you'd be looking at approximately $10k/mo in dividends.
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>>59545520
>buy the helium stock, mr dewitt
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>>59545461
>>59545582
My lord. Don't get me with the nostalgia. That games' story still mind fucked me, but i love it.
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>>59545565
What's a better way to do this?
>identify company that will probably dump and short it
>identify company that will probably pump and long it
>some options spread shit I don't understand
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>>59545551
>>59545576
100k / $30 = 3,333 shares. Each yielding $3-4 monthly. I recommend build a position / DCA in the 26-28 range on MSTR red days where it is trading sub 300. 3333 x $3/share = ~$10k monthly.

Downsides? Your capital in the position depletes by the distribution on the day that it is paid, so you have the wait for the NAV to recover so there is risk of losing some of your underlying capital if you buy when its high.

Upsides? That 10k distribution comes to you via cash and Robinhood gives you 2x, so if you dont DRIP you get 20k extra buying power upon receipt. I would not recommend throwing all of 100k into 1 yieldmax fund but spread it around - YMAG for weekly and NVDY/PLTY/SMCY are all high yielders so youre not just tied to 1 underlying performance


"MSTY has a dividend yield of 93.19% and paid $27.51 per share in the past year. The dividend is paid every month and the last ex-dividend date was Dec 19, 2024."

MSTY has a dividend yield of 93.19% and paid $27.51 per share in the past year. The dividend is paid every month and the last ex-dividend date was Dec 19, 2024.

*Bonus* If BTC reaches ATH again and trades back above the 100k range, MSTR will probably be 350-400 range again and MSTY could go back to trading in the $40 range so your original capital also appreciates. @ 10k/month distribution your entire original investment will be paid back to you in 10 months.
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I bought a powerball ticket on thursday because I thought that was the next drawing but I confused it with megamillions. Then I got frustrated and threw it in the trash when I realized it. I was going to beg God to make it a successful play but I understand that that is futile because I am God's most suffering soldier.
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>>59541146
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>>59541146
See you guys Friday.
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>>59545842
Powerball and mega millions only pay out if you live in Cali, market is rigged. Also statistically you are throwing away $ every time you buy one. Nice to think of the repercussions of what you would do if you won though. My poor man’s gamble is Keno or a $5-10 scratch ticket every now and then
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>>59545855
>>59545122
Puts?
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>>59545862
inb4 calls make it
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>>59539328
i dont get it
dont yields go down if inflation is about to hit? why did he say deflation?
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Every single chart looks like a top sign.
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I'm fomoing extremely bad on NVDA. Please talk me out of buying some on Monday before CES
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>my mental state
>keep my money in slow growth funds at 4% a year to be safe
>see someone fomo into something like GME and turn 20k into 40k in a week
>realize I hate my life
>fomo into some shit
>make some money
>get cocky
>lose all my profits but not enough to truly ruin my life, just to make me sad
>go back to slowly stacking money I get into slow growth funds
>repeat
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>59546005
Buy it then when it dumps due to being overvalued you can join me.
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>>59545723
Why does MSTY hold so many T Bills?
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>>59546198
Trans rights
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>>59546171
wow are you me?
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>>59546198
Earns interest on its cash sitting there and uses it as collateral for the options
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https://files.catbox.moe/wfhc3o.mp4
>tfw all cash
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>>59543665
bought at .30 sold at 1.75
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Im trying to get 15k a year in dividends, What's the most efficient way to get that?
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>>59546329
Everyone told me the synthetics yieldmax uses are risky because they don't actually own the assets they're writing calls on. Do the T bills mitigate that risk?
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>>59546330
WTF?
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>>59546427
The t-bills are just there to park the cash on the side and probably a regulatory type of requirement for these funds.

The synthetic depends on the strike and date to expiry. typically they pick ITM and the further OTM goes the more premium they earn on the position when they roll it out to a further strike. if they were to close at MSTR's closing price Friday the synthetic would be +136 million and they use that option income to pay out the next distribution and grow the assets under management of the fund ultimately. If MSTR flies to 400+ before February this position will be worth more also. the weekly credit call spreads are there to collect premium provided MSTR stays underneath the strike price.
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>>59546404
conservative payout - "YMAG has a dividend yield of 36.92% and paid $7.09 per share in the past year. The dividend is paid once per week and the last ex-dividend date was Jan 3, 2025."
https://stockanalysis.com/etf/ymag/dividend/

Comes to .13 per share @ 19/share = 2215 shares, roughly 42k investment

bullish year payout = .20 per share @ 19/share = 1442 shares, roughly 27.5k investment
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>>59546470
what happens when the call expires in february? won't the fund have to make a new call at a higher price?
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zero chance intel turns it around right? anybody touching this shit at 20?
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PLUG
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>>59542351
whats the catalyst for irobot? some anons were predicting a huge pump recently
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>>59546871
Im thinking algos probably picking up 2025 International CES starting Jan 7 with talks around robots, quantum, ai, etc
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I'm beginning to think buying LPSN friday was a mistake, public sentiment is a lot more negative than I thought.
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>>59545723
>That 10k distribution comes to you via cash and Robinhood gives you 2x
Do you have a source on this? I've never heard of Robinhood doubling dividends, seems like financial suicide, and looking it up all I can find are people talking about an income statement glitch where sometimes the same event appears twice but is only counted once in the final accounting.
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>>59546675
The biggest chance Intel has is if China seizes Taiwan. If that happens, the US will bomb the TSMC plants in Taiwan to keep the Chinese from getting them, and Intel will be left with the largest and highest tech foundries in the world.
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>>59546992
yeah that seems worth the bet honestly. like a 50/50 shot or someshit.

fuck it, yolo.

don't let me down winnie the poo
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TLRY $1.5 calls
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>>59546171
I have put money aside for the last 6 or so years, literally doing nothing inn my bank account (no stongs, index funds, crypto). Went full retard out of nowhere and started with stocks before trump got elected and made like 40% in the last 3 months. Its fucking retarded I made 2-3 years worth of savings by just picking some stongs based on my gut feeling. I know I was lucky so I sold and put everything into the s&p500 but I still have the feeling I should keep listening to my gut feeling in the future which will probably go horribly wrong.
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>>59541325
Easy come easy go
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>>59547101
It definitely depends on your time horizon, if you're in slow growth long term DCA SPY type shit a downturn shouldn't hurt you too bad if you're holding for the next 6 years, but if you try to swing trade leveraged stuff on a short term basis you should not go back into that leveraged asset for at least a month because the reversals on that shit can be a massive killer. Somehow I kept making the same mistake. Was up thousands and then lost those thousands. Essentially net zero so it didn't actually effect me but feels bad all the same. I shoulda just walked away.
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>>59546584
They roll it out for a new strike / date. Sometimes they roll it before it reaches expiry and lock in the profit which is often why some months the dividend is a lot higher if they are just relying on the weekly income vs weekly + synthetic

>>59546675
AMD, ARM, AVGO, TSM, >>59547101
MU are all better plays vying for more market share behind NVDA. No one wants to work at Intel because they pay dogshit and you get what you pay for in that industry. They can’t into AI and have been left behind. It may get to 22-25 this year if it but more likely than not will just chop around 20 like it has been

>>59546987
Worded it a bit strange my bad. I meant instead of 10k buying power you have 20k buying power with margin enabled.

>>59547101
What stocks did you pick?
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>>59547411
microstrategy, palantir, sofi, tesla bitcoin the other half was just s&p500
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>>59547436
perfect place to park it since the election. I would suggest just studying the price action and moving averages of a handful of stocks and either going long or short depending on current price - example stock hits a new 52week high your mind will be telling you to buy but more often than not that becomes a ceiling and doesnt hold and shorting at that price plays out better and offers downside risk. stock drops 5-10% a day, then you close out the short and go long. can make a good amount just swing trading the same tickers and going by "gut" and doing TA and knowing when its at a good price or not and at the same time make $$ both ways. Can also do this with indexes - SPY, QQQ etc which is what a lot of options traders do.
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>>59547132
also this can just go long SPY for easy returns and peace of mind. DCA and buy heavier during red months
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someone took the effort to make a thread on /k/ about lockheed stock and a bull run
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>>59541146
Would it be dumb to buy saveq/ spirit airlines stock? They’re going through a bankruptcy but will they truly go out of business? I feel like many people rely on spirit as a cheaper option. Poor people like minorities, college students, etc. it’s under $1 right now. I’m tempted to try buying in hopes that I make like $10k off $1000, to then use that $10k to spread into less risky stuff. Idk I’m a bit confused. Can’t imagine spirit is going out of business but everything says they will.
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>>59547913
Spirit is insolvent. Shareholders are last in line for repayment in bankruptcy, and Chapter 11 almost always wipes-out equity for no compensation. So either that happens or the stock magically 10x and you make your $1000 to spread into "less risky stuff".
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>>59547913
Just put it on black bro
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>kraken robotics
Rothchilds bought 1187%
Fidelity bought 9,44
penderfund 8,98

thank me in 2030 fucking losers lmao
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>>59545694
whatever your best at. I find longing easier but regret not shorting SAVA
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>>59545694
If you can stomach the risk, it is generally easier to pick out the losers in any particular market than to predict who will be the winner.
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>>59548298
it's already rallied
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>>59548298
>+628% in the las 3 years.
What jewish shit is going on in the world of underwater robotics?
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>>59543162
Possible with options and leverage. I went from $3k --> $300k inside a month. It's back down to $150k now though but I think I still think I'll be able to exit the trade around $300k.

It's great because now I can just focus on 50% gains per year and make $150k+.
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>>59545082
>GRRR
GRRR is not done going up in price. Still undervalued, one of the few AI companies actually turning a profit, and continuing to grow. Patience will pay with this one. Day/swing trading this is pointless when you can just sit on your shares and 10x by year end. Do serious DD, know the company inside out and you'll see this has enormous potential to get even higher multiples. Big news coming this week as well. Never been so confident personally going all-in as I am with Gorilla Technology. $250k position and just HODLing so I can fucking retire by next year or so.

Look at their statements, news, interviews etc. It will then be obvious why GRRR is buy, hold, and spend the rest of your life in comfort. Don't trust me a random guy on /biz/. Look into it and you'll see.
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>>59548348
minerals on lands are getting depleted, the only place left to look is underwater, and unless asteroid mining becomes a thing before underwater mining, kraken will be the go to company, their tech is better than any other right now
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I'm so sick of every finance article being paywalled.


>>59548428
I should've grabbed a bag of GRRR in addition to AISP.
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>>59541420
Seems like a scam at this point, the SEC should investigate
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>>59545723
Yieldmaxxers give off chad vibes but it seems so precarious and scammy to me.
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>>59543162
getting from 1k to 25k is a 2400% increase. "The market" returns about 10% annually by comparison. only way you're going to see that kind of gain is to take big risks that are leveraged in some way, or be extremely lucky on a single, no more than a handful of picks. Very very doubtful and not something reasonable to expect consistent profits. Nothing ventured nothing gained though.
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>>59541146
stocks
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>>59548439
Thanks, underwater jew. I will put a small amount and probably regret it in the future.
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>>59548439
Minerals on land is definitely NOT getting depleted on land yet.

Underwater mining won't be allowed until after some massive dystopian event where we don't care about emitting toxic heavy metals, oils, and toxic gases into water

Just imagine the increased costs and risks of doing underwater mining compared to slave labour in africa
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Am I a retard if I buy GNS? The CEO seems like a scammer, but the BTC strategy might yield some profits short term.
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>all these people talking like a job is something you just walk into
bunch of delusional boomers. there are hundreds of thousands people in this country unable to get jobs and even if you could get some scam job that doesn't pay a living wage i can easily make more than i would of those with a single trade. wagecucking is for literal slave npcs these days
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>>59548781
BOOMING
ECONOMY
>recruiter was supposed to call me back about potential interview
>have to call him tomorrow to ask him what's up
>already know he'll probably say the position was filled and he meekly didn't want to tell me
It's a rigged game. Otherwise you wouldn't see 22yos get jobs that ask for 5 years of experience, just because they're the boss's friend's son. The experience requirements don't actually mean anything.
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if you are skilled and personable then it is that easy tbqh
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>>59547913
Yeah man buy this chart, it will surely recover. Have you ever had the unfortunate experience of flying Spirt? It went out of business for a reason m8. Jetblue trying to buy it would have been the saving grace but that got shut down and now its dead in the water

>>59548537
if its a ponzi then the end result hasnt been revealed yet I guess. A lot of people just look at the stock chart and write them off since the distributions arent included in the chart. they can be a real way to give you weekly/monthly guaranteed income that you can then use for other trades
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>>59548702
well, its not just mining. its weapons tech also. the US navy is already working with them, the cia niggers will follow
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>>59548428
Is this part of CES? What is preventing this from going back to $7 where it was just a few weeks ago? It's up almost 300% 1M and 500+% in 3 months and you havent sold?
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Hey Gents. Check out X (United States Steel Corporation), and let me know if you guys think it's a good swing up. Big gap down on last trading session, but hitting resistance with a small green candle and a ton of volume

Sounds like a good swing opportunity, but looking for opinions
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>>59549046
No I haven't sold. It's undervalued even at today's price. Most analyst ratings are far out of date with recent developments. Books are looking good. Trading at very low rev/profit multiples compared to AI peers. If you do DD, it's obvious why I'm not taking gains yet. I'm in this for growth over the next year or two. Trying to time pullbacks is pointless. I can diamond hand this because I know its worth.
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NVDA Bros we are going higher, still time to get in before earnings next month.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/foxconn-fourth-quarter-revenue-up-152-2025-01-05/

"Robust AI server demand led to strong revenue growth for its cloud and networking products division, said Foxconn, whose customers include AI chip firm Nvidia.
For smart consumer electronics, which includes iPhones, there was "roughly flattish" year-on-year growth, it said.
Total revenue in December alone reached T$654.8 billion, up 42.3% year on year and the second-highest ever level for the month."
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When are the RTX 5000 GPUs dropping? Seems like a very obvious catalyst for a decent NVDA pump.
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>>59549135
Consumer GPUs barely even make a blip on Nvidia's sales. Still might be a reason for them to pump, but it's not a logical one.
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>>59549046
And we're also expecting further very good GRRR news this from/per the CEO this week. It's going to be exciting and cause another significant move upwards. Stockwits convos are getting more informed and the chatter is worth checking out.
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>>59549135
Probably announced at CES, as soon as tomorrow. Jensen is delivering the keynote speech -

"When the PC hardware company takes the stage on Jan. 6, it's widely expected that Nvidia will lift the veil on the GeForce RTX 5000 series of graphics cards. There are multiple reasons to believe this. One is that Nvidia's graphics card business has contributed to an explosion in market value over the past year or so thanks to AI deals with companies like OpenAI and Meta. Another is that the recent reveal trailer for The Witcher IV straight-up said it was "pre-rendered in Unreal Engine 5 on an unannounced Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU."

Now, according to at least one source, we might know when the first RTX 5000-series card will be available to consumers. According to a now-deleted X post by the Hong Kong outlet HKEPC (via Video Cardz), the first RTX 5000 card could launch on or around Jan. 21. It's expected that this will be the RTX 5080, with 5070 and 5090 models to come later, per PCGamesN.


https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/special-event/?linkId=100000318538712

>>59549107
>>59549170
I'll have to do some more DD, I am of the type that likes to wait for a pullback for a better entry after a big run up
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I wish there were still sexy stocks to buy. Stocks to feel excited about. I just buy a fixed amount of FSKAX every month now. Very boring.
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Starting from a broke wagie, how would you plan to retire in 10-20 years? What I mean is have enough profit to live off of (no luxury or excess) and then also have enough in a portfolio that you can sell a years of expenses but it will replenish back what you took out
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>>59549516
From broke at this point? Get comfortable with the fact that you're probably not going to retire, and pray for a tech explosion that creates a post-scarcity society.
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What does /biz/ think about RKLB?
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>>59549516
You'd probably need at least USD $2 m. Maybe $1 m if you can live in some cheap country and have really low expenses, but taking inflation into account I'm not so sure (the value of money is basically halved every 30 years if you assume the 2% inflation goal to be accurate). So the answer is whatever you can do to get 2 million in 10-20 years.
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>>59549555
It's a buy along with ASTS and LUNR. looks like a good price between 23-25, so buy on a pullback and hold to around 30+ short term

>>59549390
Industries to buy in 2025:

Batteries.
These will power the future technological advancements we have whether it’s robots, EVTOL, ARVR headsets, etc. I think this theme is in its infancy. Lithium would be a beneficiary as well.

Robotics.
This is the real-world hardware application of AI, we already have companies such as Tesla, Figure, etc. making major progress. I think we see a breakthrough/ChatGPT moment in 25.

Crypto
Pro crypto administration for the first time. 3rd year of a bitcoin 4-year cycle.

Psychedelics
RFK at the helm of healthcare regulation is bullish for psychedelics as he has already advocated for the mainstream adoption of psychedelic drugs.

Financials
Almost certainly expect more M&A this year, and this boom in M&A will lead to higher interest in these financial firms' investment banking divisions.

Lidar
Autonomous vehicles and robotics are massive themes. But we need to think about the technologies that are required to make these developments possible. MBLY, INVZ, OUST all names to watch.

Solar
Best performing sector in the first year of Trump's first term. With Musk's influence too, who has a vested interest in the success of solar, I think we see tailwinds here.

Quantum Computing
continuation of mainstream interest. Willow processor showcases quantum’s potential. Scalable quantum technologies address critical challenges in healthcare (accelerating drug discovery), finance (enhancing risk modeling) & logistics (optimizing supply chains) through scalable quantum technologies. GOOGL name behind the sector gives weight.

Nuclear
Chris Wright on board of OKLO. Likely to see more interest from big cap tech stocks that need to power their interests in AI, as GOOGL, AMZN, MSFT and others have moved to do.
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gonna spend 30k on 3 meme stocks next week, 10k each. current plan is IRBT, GRRR and ATAI. any better recommendations?
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>>59549799
atai looks pretty decent, grrr looks like it's run already, and irbt doesn't have the volume to push forward.
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>>59549223
being so close to 150 again i predict a dump around that time
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>>59549799
AISP ACHR LUNR SOUN

KITT and RR on a pullback for robotics meme

throw a dart

>>59550123
personally am gonna be dumping some if it retouches 152 and then buy back in on a pullback. been a painful few months with sideways trading. Either way it will be 170 in a few months and 190 EOY at a minimum IMO
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>>59549698
>It's a buy along with ASTS and LUNR
+800% in a year, how is LUNR supposed to make more gains?
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>>59550153
there was a NASA anon a few threads back that said an unannounced government contract is coming their way, additional launch and partnership with SpaceX (partly makes it an Elon play) - if its anything like prior launches it will have multiple large percentage increases around the launch - IF successful should keep it moving forward.

https://www.spacelaunchschedule.com/launch/falcon-9-block-5-lunar-trailblazer-nova-c-im-2/

Feb 27th -
"Lunar Trailblazer & Nova-C IM-2 lunar mission. Private company Intuitive Machines’ IM-2 mission, which is part of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative, will launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9 and aim to land on the Moon. The mission will carry several NASA payloads, including the agency’s Lunar Trailblazer orbiter."

$25 calls for late february or early march around the launch date look like they could be a pretty conservative safe bet
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>>59550188
>$25 calls
it's already $22, there isn't much to gain here
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>>59550247
youre willing to throw 10k on a random ticker because the price is cheap and has more upside this one is less risk but still could net you ~$1300 (454 shares x $3 per share upside) return on investment in less than 2 months
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>>59541785
Fidelity for cowboy /biz/ shit

Schwab for serious "grownup" investing
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Ok, faggots. You're going to make me rich. I have $20 on a trading account, and I'm thinking about adding my last $20 to make it up to 40. I will post tomorrow and let you lads decide what I buy/short, I'll do this everyday until next year, I will document my gains and losses and then make a documentary about it if goes well.
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>>59550314
I have a really good pick I've been investigating for weeks but I wanna wait until after I've pulled the trigger to tell anyone because I think it has potential to be the next meme stock. So, uh... stay tuned I guess.
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>>59550344
I'll be back an hour before the market opens. Hopefully you've had a change of heart by then, bossman.
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I spent 2024 buying MSTR and had an average buy of $148 for 825 shares, panicsold 425 shares on the last day of the year at $297. Did I fuck up or I will be able to buy lower before the next leg up? I bagheld all the way down from 200 to 100, and it felt amazing to see how it paid off. So I got on this mindset of just not selling, and I saw my position up like 390k on the peak, I did not fucking sell and so now here we are. I didn't want the end the year bagholding all the way down to $180 or so if BTC crashed to 80k. Now im back to thinking I want to buy back in, my original goal was to get to 1000 shares and ride the BTC wave hoping it goes higher.

I have like 500k sidelined in cash but I have no income, this is what is fucking with my mind, if I had an income it would be easy to baghold.
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>>59541257
Then you must be good at this ... Help me. I was a heavy trader 2 years ago. Made 100k in a few months then dropped like 50k of it and stopped trading. Not sure where to begin again
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>>59550308
Honest question, why do you say that? What actual differences are there between the two?
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>>59550444
Fidelity lets you invest in basically anything whenever you want with very few restrictions but their customer service is shit and their analysis tools are kinda shit. It's basically a slightly more legit Robinhood. Account recovery through Fidelity is also a fucking nightmare.

Schwab has more "guardrails" for newer investors (They won't let new accounts trade volatile stocks, fewer ETFs, etc.) But they have excellent customer service and the app and analysis tools are great. It's just a much more professional experience.
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>>59550314
0DTE Spy calls on green day or puts on a red day, market has been opening higher then selling off until 10:30 at which point price action dictates green or red day, its a lotto ticket but $40 is nothing
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>tfw divvy hasn’t hit the account yet

If NVDA and MSTR can both manage to stay green we are in for a great tech rally with CES
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That faggot Jimmy Carter cucking us from the grave, mark my words it'll torpedo momentum this week.
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>>59550369
picrel as of Friday and its up to 348 in AH. Could go back to 360-380+ if BTC can stay above 100k. you fucked up by not selling the peak and then realizing the gains for the tax year but its not too late to get back in if you believe in the stock. DCA back in
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Are there any funds that cut down on some of the big tech shit but still perform well? If there's supposedly a collapse on the horizon, i'm guessing I would look into more diversified international funds instead of high performing domestic ones?
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AISP leg up this week
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>>59548428
Once my LPSN bags pump this week, I'm going all in on $GRRR.
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>>59550381
LPSN
GRRR
SOUN
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>>59550931
>>59548428
I don't see how it can pump much more. Then again I said the same thing for nvda.
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I have 15,000 bucks in SCHB in my taxable account. Should I sell em and throw it SCHG and SCHD? Maybe like an 80/20 between the two? Or is it better to just stick to SCHB? SCHG has a better performance but I don't know if it's a good idea to sell 15000 worth of stocks in a taxable account just to move it to another similar stock.
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>>59550945
Um, what's your goal here? And how long before you need this money?
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>>59550942
My dad told me about PLTR back when it was trading around $25 a share. I sold after taking a small profit and moved on. Now look where it's trading. Not going to make that same mistake again, as my dad was also the one who told me about GRRR. The stock market is irrationally exuberant again, so just ride the AI and Quantum waves. It should last for the next year.
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>>59550591
What the fuck do these bars mean?
I was just tired of seeing the thing fucking crashing + the narrative of the constant ATMs diluting the stock fucked me up + the possibility of BTC breaking down to the downside.
I still have 400 shares so I think I will stay in cash and hope for some blackswan bullshit. Trump + Elon I think can do something stupid and scare the markets.
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>>59550591
>just sell the peak bro
easier said than fucking done btw
>tax year
it doesnt matter when you sell i have to pay taxes either way
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>>59550962
Just long term build money so I can afford a house. I'm not planning to pull out anytime soon. But SCHG has way better returns so I'm wondering if it's worth it pulling out of SCHB
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>>59550945
Assuming that:
SCHB=VTI
SCHG=VUG
SCHD (I know exactly what this is)
And a taxable account that you don't mention your capital gains amounts or LT/ST. I'd hold on to your SCHB and add whichever you want to start to tilt towards. I'm anti growth right now, because I think it's going to see a pretty major correction this year. I'm VTI (SCHB) and adding SCHD to reduce my exposure to the MAG7. Although thinking I may add VTV (Value) rather than SCHD.
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>>59551058
Chasing returns leads to buying high and selling low.
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>Futures
>tfw we've hit the bottom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7p-ihYOG5s
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>>59549076
The reason behind the dip is that Biden canceled the purchase by Nippin Steel
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>>59541146
QSI going to the moon.
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>>59541948
PBR
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>>59551045
pretty much just where the strikes are. calls to the left, puts to the right. the bigger the bar the higher volume for that strike.

400 shares is still a good amount i would ride it out with those

>>59551051
if you locked in as LT capital gains you pay less taxes so depends when you bought. regarding the peak, true it is hard to time but i remember that week it briefly hit over 500 that is when you put a stop loss in when it hits a new ATH on such a big rise so quickly
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Wish I had some spare cash to buy BOIL right now
>captcha: ANGAS
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>>59541146
I bought a bunch of LUNR because I googled “penny stocks reddit” and now I have more money worth of it than I had when I bought it
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insiders reporting massive selling volume
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>>59550931
Why GRRR over AISP
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>>59545520
>>59545568
I work in an industry that is strongly dependent on helium. Everything we've been doing has been thrown into chaos by the helium shortage. The price spiked like 10x when the Ukraine-Russia war started because most of the world's helium comes from Russia or the USA. Helium has a rapidly diminishing, finite global supply and we're only going to need more of it year after year. The only problem is that you can't really speculate on its price directly like you can with precious metals because there's nobody with a warehouse full of helium tanks selling shares, since that would be retarded. So the only way to invest is really to invest in companies that own the right to explore for helium in areas of known helium deposits. PLSR is a small company that bought a stake in Minnesota after helium was discovered there accidentally. They recently drilled an assay well on their stake and it flowed the highest concentration of helium in the world, pretty much.
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>>59550098
LOL no. They have a 430m contract waiting to be signed and announced.
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why do y'all think PEP has been in such a slump?

Pros:
- their short term debt is easily within on-hand cash, and long-term is a low ratio to earnings
- reliable dividends
- has always done well long-term

Cons:
- inflation

Given the current levels of inflation won't be forever, and so discretionary consumer spending will eventually rise again, why has PEP hit multiple lows recently?
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>>59551479
>PLSR
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PLSR.L/
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PLSR.V/

which one to buy?
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"Nokia (NASDAQ: NOK) has filed a patent application in China for a device that encrypts and indexes digital assets in the latest push by a telecoms operator into the blockchain world."

degenerate gamblers bout to pump my Finnish shitbox value bag.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_BGKyAKigs
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premarket not looking the best for meme stocks but maybe it will recover. the jews even seemed to want to push pltr down with their "news"
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>>59552134
>the jews even seemed to want to push the CIA/NSA/DARPA front company down with their "news"

EXPLAIN.
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>>59550963
>My dad told me about PLTR back when it was trading around $25 a share
>My dad also told me about GRRR
this gives me serious "my uncle works at Nintendo" vibes. Going all in GRRR tomorrow.
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can anyone explain why COIN was getting blasted with shorts over the last 2 months?
what was the point in that?
i mean i feel like these crypto companies are, based on some earlier comments and explanations, shorting their own stocks so that they get to keep the capital and not have it get fucked by market forces or syphoned by excessive relations or taxes
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>>59551535
I'm invested in a company who have many 400m contracts and their shares are worth so little o have 35,000 of them.
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>>59552158
Its been called underweight by some analyst at Morgan Stanley, who reckon it should be priced at 60 bucks and won't grow much more this year.
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>>59552212
which company?
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Well, i got QQQ calls and i see it's up premarket my dudes. You think this will continue into tomorrow to hit the trend line?
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I have 300 shares of TLRY
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>>59552229
THANK YOU.
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>>59541146
check out $Tsuba
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>>59552212
Company name? Also profit margins and sector?
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what's smg's opinion on MVIS? i already doubled my money swing trading it back in 2020, they're increasing their MEMS solid state LIDAR production + their logo reminds me of the xbox/ps2 era
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>>59552401
I almost made tons of money on it in 2020 lol that was last cycle
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>>59552134
We have a few tickers still pumping that pumped last week pre market
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>>59548702
There are an enormous amount of use cases for underwater drones as the tech gets cheaper to manufacture and easier to make unmanned, but any kind of technology that touches saltwater automatically means you are going to need very specialized engineering and experts who actually know what they're doing, you cannot just buy a clone of that shit from AliExpress.
Plus, it's not (all) about mining. Whether their wet dreams come true or not the MIC is investing in and gearing up for the next global conflict to be at sea in Asia. Maybe it's my line of work so it doesn't stick in other people's heads as much, but ask /k/ to show you some of the headlines over the last few years about underwater cable shenanigans and then connect the dots on why Kraken might be doing so well.
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>>59552492
which of those should i buy today?
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can someone make a new thread
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>>59548702
would it be easier to build a submersible structure that drops over an area intended for mining and just pump out the water after it's in place and then just mine the area?
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>>59552522
Those ones are risky since they all popped, I like RR from that list for the CES play.


This ticker also just popped on NVDA partnership - ARBE. Not saying to take a position now but if it has a red day this week could be a good buy.

Arbe Robotics collaborates with NVIDIA to enhance radar-based free space mapping and AI capabilities, aiming to redefine vehicle safety and autonomy. Arbe's Perception Radar processes tens of thousands of detections per frame, ensuring ultra-high resolution and precise mapping even in adverse conditions.
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>>59552637
Basically impossible to not contaminate groundwater and continously pumped out water
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>>59552640
>Those ones are risky since they all popped
is there even a stock that hasn't popped yet?
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>>59552681
no. there is nothing left. not even joking.
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>>59552681
LPSN, SLDP, CTM, PDYN looking good today
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Fuck you biz for shilling GRRR. Bought it and its down 20% pm
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The sooner this bubble pops the better
Rgti finna rip my put up again
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>>59552681
>>59552690
>>59552718
Not much red out there today, all indexes are green and tariff FUD decreasing + CES
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>>59551555
aaand another 52w low, why???
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morning gents, let's have fun out there today. I believe in you
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>>59552858
Pepsi is trash, they lost a big Costco contract to Coke recently for soft drinks and portion sizes all decreased with empty air in the bags for the snacks while at the same time prices went up - shrinkflation. Buy KO or COKE instead
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Bought 1.5 ASML today
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You cannot beat Rigetti Spaghetti, the Italian Jewish alliance too strong one of their computers on Isreali military base the IQCC
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Ok sick of the pedo posters on /bant/. Guess I'm back to this shithole for a while.
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>>59553202
we've got some fag who keeps posting gay anime shit
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>>59552906
>buying goyslop corn syrups that are poisoning the nation
fuckoff
>>59553202
I've found great TA here and on /pol/ everywhere else is a shithole of fags and normies, but you have to crawl here diligently and look for fresh cryptic posters as many of those who made it have left the internet.. but they're not making real life any better so maybe there's not too many
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I am so ready to day trade WATT
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$50k in cash I’m too indecisive about what to do with
How do I make it bros
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>>59553234
invest it, duh
not more than 50% of it today, it's green as fuck out there
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>>59553234
>>59553249
im throwing a few hundred into SOUN if it dips below 20. other than that I ain't buying a thing today
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AISPsisters...I just want off this wild ride. $14 is just around the corner right?
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>>59553214
It was in reference to being the better alternative Goyslop investment but I digress
OKLO is pumping today
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kindly requesting for TSLA to go back to $480 territory
SAAAAAAAAAAAAAR
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>bought LPSN over 5 days ago now
Alright guys, time for takeoff
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>>59548753
Not too shabby start with a +9% open
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This is going to be the year of AMD. I can feel it.
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>>59553529
Why would it ever take off? There's literally nothing behind it. They're a failing company, who have a plan they hope will make them fail less by the middle of this year.

Literally the best they can hope for is to bleed less by summer, and anons are inexplicably piling in
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now that i would like to buy everything keeps going up
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>>59553584
Same. 35,000 sitting around but I’m NOT buying this shit at 60% markup just to be a bag holder later. Here’s to hoping for a rug pull I guess chilling at 4.5% interest it is for now
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LETS FUCKING GO BOIS

already 700%


i love tech, all hail the silicon kings
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I'm down 8% over 2 years and I think I'm just a shit investor
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>>59553837
time to give up and just DCA into an S&P500 index, bro.
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>>59553829
be careful
a volume cut or other bullshit could come any minute to act inverse bull bear under trump while tards shout muh gdp
semiconductors are strong but if you say 5090 5090! you are a midwit, you can solder an A100 together from a 20 1070 tis and none of the AI shit does anything anyway
make sure to get out before these fucks try to rugpull gamers because they HATE gamers
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>>59541146
How's everyone's day going !?
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>>59553933
all awaiting CES 2025 shinanigans to pump up all tech stocks

plus the inaguration at 01/20, Janurary is the pump month
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>>59553944
now that everyone expects this they are going to execute the rugpull of the century
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>>59553953
That won't happen until March, when consumer spending has dropped so much that the recession is undeniable.
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>>59553933
waiting to buy back into GRRR at $19
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Fucking hell, RCAT is volatile as fuck. from ~9 to 14.5 and anything in between within a week. Too rich for my blood, I made a small profit and I'm out.
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What is everyone's thought on NNOX?
Up 10% today.
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>>59553975
>tech stock with P/E under 10

So, what's wrong with the company?
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>>59553933
I got impatient and gambled on a few small caps that were going up, big mistake, lost 10% of my account.
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>>59554054
big
oof
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>>59554072
Thankfully it's a small account, I'm angrier about how stupid I was than about the money.
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THREADLY REMINDERS THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN
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>>59553837 This >>59553845
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>Bought HOOD at $20, up 53%
Shit literally prints money
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>>59551535
source?
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>>59552212
come on man you can't just drop that and not say
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>>59554185
>source?
his dad told him.
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what's the move for betting on el salvador's repeal of the mining ban? oceanagold is out of that country but maybe they could come back in.... REGARDLESS i think it'll ruin their country with the spanish curse and jew bankers will end up with all the gold



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