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>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 >>59575314
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I wish there were still fun and exciting stocks. I just buy indexes these days.
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When am I buying SPY leaps
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AISP bros is it over ?
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>he think the market is going to crash
It’s not going to do that. They are going to print more money. We’re actually never going to have another economic crisis. We are in a slow motion decline. One day you will have nothing and wonder how you got there. One day, we’ll be answering to China and wonder how we let this happen.

We are the boiling frog.
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>another red day

b-b-b-ros? when will it end
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SPX hits 300.000 in 40 years.
What do you do with this information?
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are we going to rally or is the bear market already here?
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>>59590098
>>59590025
It will rally either later today or tomorrow in the morning.
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Any commodities investors here?
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>xfor gets amazing news
>drops 10%
okay
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>>59590156
what is selling on good news for liquidity?
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>buy into aisp
>immediately drops 3%
I want that anon from the last thread to know that he's a nigger
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>>59588098 #
No, no, no! Mon petit crétin, an ad hom is a SUBSTITUTION of an argument for an attack on the man, I am destroying you effortlessly through rigorous and impeccable rhetoric, as can be seen here: >>59582266 (You) #, a rhetorical brutalization so complete you changed IDs in a futile attempt to escape the humiliation, and then LIED about it when caught (>>59582610 #) like the sniveling coward that you are, AND I am insulting you for your BLINDING ignorance, stupidity, disreputability, dishonesty and arrogance! Two separate distinct things, mon petit crétin.

Abstract value can only be stored in CONSTRAINED supply physical goods, ‘constrained supply’ being left out of that post for brevity as it should be obvious even to someone of your pathetic intellect that abstract demand for an UNconstrained good will merely increase the supply of that good (we cannot use wheat as money, can we retard?). Bitcoin’s physical infrastructure does not meaningfully increase demand for constrained supply physical goods, all value is stored trustlessly and abstractly in the NETWORK, world first. The cost of the network is trifling compared to the value of such an advancement in monetary technology.

>n-n-no t-the ffff-f-fed c-can’t h-h-have infinite m-money
But it does. As Fed Prez Kaskkari explains. Imbecile.
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>>59590239
AISP has been shilled for the better part of last year. And on paper image recognition via AI is a great idea but idk they kinda seem shady to me
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>bought NVDA at $146
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>>59588098 #
>QC break btc
No. QCs are analog computers, they are INCAPABLE of general computation, they are not Turing complete, they cannot be made Turing complete, there is no way to formulate the problem in such a way that they will only return the needle in the infinite haystack, the only question you can formulate will give a sequence (1/∞) of the possible sequences that will hash to a given hash. Dumbfuck.

The proof of quantum-proofness for those following along at home who don’t wish to backtrack to last thread:

A btc address does not expose a public-key, but a hash of a public-key
Cryptographic hashes are lossy (that is: they lose information)
There is not one sequence that will hash to a given hash, but an INFINITE number of sequences
A QC capable of finding hash collisions will return AN answer (1/∞ of possible sequences for a given hash)
But we are not looking for AN answer, we need the needle-in-the-infinite-haystack that is a valid ECDSA public-key that hashes to that hash
QED
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>>59589870
what is the context for this gif
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$SOUN hit $12.70 and bounced. Seems to be a good support looking back to December of last year, it did the same and made quite a leap.
https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/soundhound-ais-soun-buy-rating-reiterated-at-hc-wainwright-2025-01-13/
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>>59590290
there's a lot of bitcoin in wallets that have spent coins
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which one of you bastards brought up those call option yieldmax products?

im down 5% already on NVDY and received no dividend yet what the FUCK - why cant i make any money in this market to save my life!!!!

I've been investing for 4 years and I've only made 5% gains im literally too stupid to trade I think im about to throw in the towel and just buy bonds to be quite honest with you
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>>59590329
They pay every month
Almost everyone who is holding stocks is down today
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>>59590329
Time to take the shit and piss 500 pill
You just take it
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NIGGERS AND JEWS
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I think I might just sell all my stocks and go all in on money market funds. At least that way I make some money, fuck.
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>>59589870
I need money any retarded advice for some yolo options?
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>>59590383
Under your mattress
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>>59590384
ok so $MAT, $TR, and $ESS got it. calls or puts? and how deep?
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>>59590348
What are some good ones? I just bought SHV but I'm unsure how to make money off of it.
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>>59590348
paperhanded bitch
Over time, common stocks have returned about 8% to 10% on average (including data from recessionary periods). By investing in a money market fund, which may often yield just 2% or 3% due to the fixed income nature of its investments, an investor may be missing out on an opportunity for a better rate of return. This can have a tremendous impact on an individual's ability to build wealth over time. https://www.investopedia.com/articles/mutualfund/08/money-market.asp#:~:text=Over%20time%2C%20common%20stocks%20have,a%20better%20rate%20of%20return.
It isnt even inauguration day yet, trump bull run 2025.
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just bought more INTC
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>>59590407
>SOUNshill
Yeah I think /smg/ is done listening to you lol
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>>59590418
that's so retarded it might word I'll get some
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>>59590428
computers still need cpus, give it some time
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I'm fucked.
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>>59590440
**computers still need cpus and consumers don't care enough to buy things without intel in them
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>>59590398
I've just been investing in the shilled Schwab one my brokerage pushes, SWVXX. Currently at 4.19% yearly return, they pay dividends once a month but your dividend yield is averaged daily so it's not like a stock where buying just before the dividend date gives you the whole dividend, you want to own it the whole time.

From what I've read the return rate of MMFs is based on interest rates and inflation. Given the fed still has interest rates up and inflation is still a problem, MMFs should continue to do good. Also, no MMF has ever actually lost money in the history of the stock market -- only twice, once in 1981 and once in 2008, during significant market crashes, were two MMFs ever going to lose money and both times the govt bailed them out, and since then there's been a lot more regulation to keep that from happening again.

>>59590407
Anon I know what the fucking average yield for the S&P500 is. Yes, over the longest timeline it generates great returns -- but over specific periods it can do very poorly. Look at 2001 to 2014 -- the S&P500 just straight crabbed for 13 years. In markets like that it's better to be out of stocks than in indexes. I think we're entering that sort of era again, so I'm seriously considering getting out.
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>>59590440
yeah thanks to retarded presidents in muttland chink cpus will be better than us cpus in a few years.
$INTC puts here i come. no wait that's too far I need some 0day stuff seriously no advice anyone? get your ass off crypto for a minute find some retarded stocks for me
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>>59590472
I'm mostly convinced it'll be like IBM where they'll never be what they were but if you get in now you'll see some gains
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Guys apple computer is going bankrupt. Satanya needs to be stopped.
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>>59590449
>I think we're entering that sort of era again, so I'm seriously considering getting out

>AI peeking around the corner staring at the white collar workforce
Basing your argumentation on the past is faulty, as nothing is really run by humans anymore. Market volume? High frequency trading. Strategies being selected? An algorithm optimizes and picks. The human element is disappearing, so the human past isn't a reliable indicator anywhere. This is a curse for the current private investors, as they're just humans with foggy vision.
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>>59590517
AI isn't doing shit yet and won't for several years. HFT is not AI.
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I'm starting to risk off my portfolio

sold approx 15% of my holdings, fed wont be lowering rates and a lot of my positions are rate sensitive

Where are you all parking your money? CID's are returning 4% annual for me right now
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HOLD THE LINE MEN. WE’RE BREAKING THEIR SPIRIT. LET THE GOOD TIMES FLOW I GIVE YE ALL MY ENERGY AHHHHHHHHGHHHHHHHH
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>>59590223
I think it's just because of the general market sentiment. It doesn't really have any reason to be below a dollar now.
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ITS COMING HOME LADS BUY
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Holy fuck LPSN bros.... it's ogre
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NASDAQ INVERTING POSITVELY. BUY BUY BUY THE GLOBOHOMO ARE DEFEATED
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Unusual PUT volume, large funds are shorting the market?
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>>59590654
congress is shorting because they know about the bird flu
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>>59590582
Which only proves the point of selling on liquidity.
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>>59590425
The company hasnt even posted a profitable earnings report lol, this is going to 2-3x in a year.
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>try random trading tactic I found online
>it worked but I bought the wrong stock by accident and lost money
>>59590596
Is there anyone still holding that thing?
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>>59590445
I'm finally cutting my losses and selling my quantum stocks: QUBT, QBTS, RGTI, IONQ.

What should I put my money into? SOUN is doing pretty bad.
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If you didn’t buy the fake crash dip I honestly feel stupid for you. Like you was really dumb not to buy nigga I’m up $100 on PLTR and OKLO
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>>59590654
Whales (family offices, private equity, UHNWIs) are selling the nasdaq rn for tax purposes.
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>>59590418
back under $19? fuck ya gimme gimme gimme
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>>59589870
>FOMO'd and bought DJT at $40
How fucked am I?
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>>59590888
isn't DJT just a glorified shitcoin
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>>59590888
It'll probably see 60$ before a fat dump, just like the last few times it Trump pumped.
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It's gonna be a hike isn't it? The market is pricing in a hike
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>>59590328
Irrelevant. Reuse of addresses is counterindicated, a single word seed is also insecure. Those wallets that can’t adopt secure practices (lost coins, satoshi’s wallet etc) constitute a bounty for a functional QC, nothing more
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>>59591088
>Irrelevant
sorry but that's delusional. but I don't see your community adapting to fix it since your apathy seems to be the prevailing mentality
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>>59591077
Feeling kinda cute, might raise interest rates.
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kek baggies
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>>59590445
at least you’re posting your losses
most of these faggots will never admit how stupid they are
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>>59590896
every stock besides stuff like amazon, apple, etc is a shitcoin
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>>59589972
I just sold mine today. If you believe I'm uniquely cursed, that would mean today's the bottom.
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Man some of these companies are absolute shit
>Look at ratio of Market Cap vs Enterprise Value, should tell us market value vs actual as a reference
>Look at EV vs floating shares, should tell us "fair" value of shares
>Look at ratio of fair vs market price to see just how over/under priced it is

Like BENF for example is apparently priced at 300x its fair value
>Beneficient Enters into Transactions to Deliver Tangible Book Value and Other Benefits to Beneficient Public Company Stockholders Provided by Entities Controlled by CEO & Founder, Brad Heppner, and Other Founders
This just sounds like corp speak for "we don't have money and we're looking for it". The chart looks like what you'd expect
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Just to be clear, I'm all for a 50% reduction in stock/real estate and equity prices world wide.

The rich have had it good for long enough, its time to let the middle class play too. New cars dont need to cost $75,000, homes dont need to cost $500,000+, stocks should not be priced at earning multiples of 50 years. Its ridiculous and frankly I don't care if the boomers lose their shirt.

I'm moving my portfolio to money markets and CID's by EOM
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>decide to start investing for the first time in my life cuz im promised ez money
>on the start of fuckin january
>put in 9k, part of it in quantum, rest of it in S&P 500
>by now see about 2% of the money i put in vaporize per day on average
>havent seen a single day ending with a green daily p&l

They really are trying to fuck me over specifically arent they? Everything is booming for months and the second i come in it crashes.

No Mr Bog i'm not going to sell and play ur poomp and doomp game. I would rather see every company whose stocks i own bankrupt before i admit defeat and sell my shit. I will just wait 15 years when the quantum stocks starts booming and they become the new NVIDIA. Because i know the second i sell they will go to to the fuckin moon. You cant buy shit with 9k so might as well let it sit there for years until it goes up

Never doomp it anons. Dont be a retard and put all your life savings in at once. Always play the long game and just buy the dips.
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>>59591277
I think everything has the same relative price that it always has, and that inflation isn't real. Rather, it's more of a measure of how much the currency has been debased. Remember that every public loan injects more money into the system, which devalues the dollar. Interest rates etc only control the rate that this happens, but for as long as the modern banking system has existed, they've always tried to suppress deflation, because it takes control away from them.

>I'm all for a 50% reduction in stock/real estate and equity prices world wide
In other words, what you want is the USD to have twice as much power, which involves erasing half of the debt on the books. Fundamentally speaking, of course. A lot of asset classes are over valued, which is why you'll want to diversify so that even when things crash back to reality, you'll still come out ahead. No harm in staying liquid
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>>59591286
>Dont be a retard and put all your life savings in at once
I had a retiree coworker at WMT who had about $1m in assets, he then received about $300k from his mother's estate and he put it all into a mutual fund in 2022 and more or less bought the top. Four weeks in and he lost $20,000 and freaked out and called his banker every day until he sold it at a loss, then rotated into bonds to recover it over the course of a year or two. Said he'd never touch the market again.

My general advice is to put the majority of your cash into short term bond ladders and every month pull from that to DCA into an index fund. That way you're generally liquid (only have to wait a few weeks if there's a large downturn to buy something), earn money your cash, and aren't fucked by buck breaking on a MMF
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Niggers SPY may actually break even
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>>59591132
this pic should be banned on /biz/
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I fomod a bunch into vfiax and vtsax after Trump won but still have $150k in vmfxx paying 4.27%. Not sure if I’ll sell some when it recovers or just keep hodling. Feels like they just pumped stocks into ‘23 and ‘24 to use it as a gun to Trump’s head so he’ll play ball into this term. Trump will probably cuck on his promises like last time. I just thought they might wait until a little further into his term to start fucking with him but I guess I was wrong.
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>>59591332
(They) might try bull trapping it back to 599 Friday, might be a decent lotto for weekly 590c, they want to have the dramatic close for exit liquidity in case Trump tariffs hit hard on next Tuesday.
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>>59591305
I'm too stubborn to admit i lost about 1k by now and cut my losses desu. I'm past the point of freaking out and by now just stare at the screen and see my money disappearing. Money really just is a fuckin number nowadays I trust the orange man is going to fix it so selling it would be silly, especially after holding on for this long. I'm considering bonds too for some smaller short term gains.

Wdym i'm losing money.? Unrealized amirite
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>>59591383
I realize that I lost money and you get used to it. Try to maintain a consistent risk on every trade (eg 2% account loss max) with tight stops or position scaling. Most important thing is to never ruin your account on one trade, keep doing small ones to marathon and slug it out. How many anons that started in 2018 do you think are still here?
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>celsius settles for a 8 million payout
>stock goes up
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>>59591383
Close whatever quantum computing longs you have and short RGTI and IONQ. Martin Shkreli said RGTI is going all the way down to $2 ("shooting fish in a barrel"). He has been shorting them for months. Do it before market close.
Keep the SPY.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVPpG6MZ5Wk
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>>59591604
Could've been $10m, so maybe the market removed the cost of uncertainty. It's always forward looking after all, and now that a settlement is reached, the price has been factored in
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>>59591093
Of course I’m being tongue-in-cheek, theft is still theft. The research int/corp/state that develops a functional QC would suffer irreversible harm to their reputation if they stole satoshi’s coins and dumped them on the open market. Yet even under the lawless hypothetical where such brazen theft does not turn the perpetrator into a pariah, the action would not break bitcoin.
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>>59591093
>>59591628
In reality, the coins will simply be retired
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$100 price target by the end of the year.
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>>59591633
looooooooool
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>>59591633
As if they can control digital information. I remember reading a story about 3 years ago where some international observatory group, there were a few insiders that were sending CP internationally on their systems. Because you have all this compressed, bulk, raw image data from different observatories, it wouldn't raise suspicion among their supervisors
Point is, anything online will eventually leak
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>>59591647
I don't agree. Nvidia is fucked.
Tesla is the only one to gain anything out of all this. I've look at xpeng and the rest of the chinese EVs, and tesla doesn't deserve to rightfully exist if we had a free market. The EVs in china are too good.
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This annoying faggot used to be ahead of everyone and now he's playing catchup to the chinese. Tesla should have had an eVTOL for sale by the time covid ended.
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If you sold today, you're a fucking mark
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>>59591661
>I don't agree. Nvidia is fucked
Oh, I just mean for general proliferation of information and ideas, regardless of regulation or barriers
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>>59591633
>Steve Goldstein
>Jewish House microchip rules
desperation
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>>59591694
I sold. then I sold some more, then I bought calls to release liquidity, then I sold even more. The only thing negative in my account are the share quantities.
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>>59591694
Well see how cocky you feel in a few weeks

I follow what large funds are doing, and most rotated into money markets / healthcare / energy sectors.
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>>59591850
>healthcare
What kind? I assume largecaps. With a weaker economy and higher interest rates, I suppose risk-on R&D is not the place to be. I saw a few articles about avian flu deaths.
BNTX and CVAC seem to be moving on that news, as well
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FUBrOs...I thought the Mouse had our back. Time to do a 360 pivot and tell everyone I'm in this for the long haul.

It's the Netflix of sports streaming!
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any chance of SPY at 600 by inauguration? would also like Martin's opinion if he's in here
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>>59591879
Will we ever see $5 again bros?
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>>59591132
DO IT
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Rate the stack.
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>>59592008
The jew who runs pltr is a cretin I can’t bring myself to put money near it
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only real niggas who closed green today can reply to this post.
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You did short IONQ when it pumped to $32 today, didn't you anon?
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>>59591633
>>59591643
I guess that anon that was here a week ago shilling NVDQ was on to something.
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Where's the SOUN faggot who said it's going to $30
Are we just exit liquidity for you?
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>>59591633
(((Goldstein)))

Dip is temporary, back to 150 by earnings, minimum. TSM earnings Thursday and banks this week plus if we get good (((data))) the indexes will rally a bit. NVDA has solid support around 129 zoom out. And fuck that Anon that thinks it’s worth 70 trying to spread FUD.
AISP calls anon did you close out or roll?
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>>59592144
I did buy some leap puts on RGTI like >>59591615 mentioned to short
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>>59590329
That was probably me kek, to be fair the entire market is down and these are best bought right around now when the market is tanking. Double down m8 these will come back up. I particularly like MSTY and YMAG right now, potentially SMCY. I am deep into NVDY but wouldn’t recommend adding to that - NVDA has fallen out of market favor for (((reasons))) until the rest of mag7 reports they are buying a shitload from them in their upcoming earnings reports starting end of the month and pump it back up.
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>>59592206
>NVDA has fallen out of market favor for
anything to do with this?
https://www.tipranks.com/news/nvidia-stock-falls-as-ai-chip-glitches-delay-customer-orders
or this
https://www.theregister.com/2025/01/03/microsoft_pauses_datacenter_construction/
fucking up their customers?
>that Anon that thinks it’s worth 70
why 70?
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>>59592169
No im still holding, if blackrock and vanguard didnt sell im not concerned.
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>>59590329
>4 years
>+5%
I gained more on my pms, all you had to do was hold something. Fucking idiot.
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>>59592260
CES was a sell the news event which really caused the selloff last week. NVDA hit 153 briefly and ended the day around 140 and hasnt had a green day since. that coupled with the chip restrictions biden is trying to pause before he leaves to further fuck the market's momentum up with Trump is causing it to go down short term. Personally I think it will get reversed as soon as Trump is officially in and tossed out and we will go up again, timed with big tech earnings SHOULD pump it back up. whether it sells off again after a $2-3B rev beat and raise for next quarter remains to be seen. NVDA has so much shit priced in the expectations need to beat the expectations of the (((expectations))) for it to rise further

"The Biden Administration now seeks to restrict access to mainstream computing applications with its unprecedented and misguided “AI Diffusion” rule, which threatens to derail innovation and economic growth worldwide.

In its last days in office, the Biden Administration seeks to undermine America’s leadership with a 200+ page regulatory morass, drafted in secret and without proper legislative review. This sweeping overreach would impose bureaucratic control over how America’s leading semiconductors, computers, systems and even software are designed and marketed globally...

While cloaked in the guise of an “anti-China” measure, these rules would do nothing to enhance U.S. security...Rather than mitigate any threat, the new Biden rules would only weaken America’s global competitiveness, undermining the innovation that has kept the U.S. ahead.

Although the rule is not enforceable for 120 days, it is already undercutting U.S. interests. As the first Trump Administration demonstrated, America wins through innovation, competition and by sharing our technologies with the world — not by retreating behind a wall of government overreach."

https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/ai-policy/
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>>59592445
>As the first Trump Administration demonstrated, America wins through innovation, competition and by sharing our technologies with the world — not by retreating behind a wall of government overreach.
wtf is this shit? Ar they really trying to sock puppet trump like that n expect him to agree with them? no chance
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>>59592169
I have more shares than the sounfag and I still haven't sold either.
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>>59592445
>Of course, one central factor in the calculations about AI competition between China and the U.S. is the ban on the sale of advanced semiconductors to China. Although some reports suggest a black market allows Chinese scientists ways to get around this, Keun Lee, a Korean expert on China’s economy, shared his research, which suggests that China is beginning to get an intimidating advantage on less-sophisticated chips. Indeed, many of the massive industrial applications that China is pursuing are less data-intensive than ChatGPT. Running Chinese high-speed trains really is simpler in some ways than creating Instagram memes.

>Lee alluded to the fear among many American companies like Intel that China’s development of its own chips will lead to a huge Chinese price advantage at the lower end of the market. In this world, America would be at the cutting edge of semiconductors (which American companies like Apple could still purchase for installation in China-made devices), but American companies would be, effectively, a luxury segment, dominating the higher end while China made the chips used in a myriad of ways in daily life.

>In this scenario, as Huawei and BYD are doing, Chinese AI companies might be the top players in markets in the Global South with products and services that, having been developed for Chinese provinces, are equally useful in places of similar developmental levels, like Brazil, Indonesia, Turkey and elsewhere. Even if the most sophisticated chips are in short supply, traffic lights, map applications and weather forecasts don’t need them. Chinese technology could both lag the Americans in frontier applications and dominate global markets with efficient, useful systems. So China cedes the frontier to dominate the heartland — although, of course, most Chinese technologists aren’t ready to cede any frontiers just yet.
https://www.noemamag.com/the-death-and-rebirth-of-europe/

China was always going to win the global market.
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>>59592089
poor
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Just bought more WATT
This will either launch me to the moon one day or doom me 5ever
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ASMB stock ladies!
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>>59592536
im sorry to hear that
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>>59590825
>The company hasnt even posted a profitable earnings report lol, this is going to 2-3x in a year.
lmao as if not being profitable is bullish. truly demented.
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>>59592540
>Skelly year confirmed
the black monday post was a total psyop, but I have a feeling trump is going to kill us goys one way or another
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>>59592536
Kek baggie. I thought I was bad for being 3% down on FUBO
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>>59590268
>>59590239
It was a good trade when I initially posted about it was under $2. I'm still holding, they've got a PR this week. Could shoot up past $10 easily imo. Could also collapse back to $3.

>>59589989
No, PR announcement this week confirmed.
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>>59592172
>AISP calls anon did you close out or roll?
Holding because there's a PR this week and they said last year they had a lot of large contracts pushed out to FY 2025. $130m pipeline so hopefully it's some of that. If liquidity was better I'd roll into Feb or at least do a 50/50 split.
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>>59592540
>Skelly year because... it just is OK!?
nigger take. Slow pump till rosh hashanah then dump. Simple as
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>>59592797
hopefully its a good one, would like to dump this bag to be honest.

>>59592821
I remember /smg/ used to take much more note of (((their))) holidays. Rosh is quite a ways away in September, dont think we are just gonna slowly pump until then.

What happens around Purim?

https://orsl.usc.edu/life/jewish-holy-days-calendar/

Begins Mar 2, 2026 at sundown; ends at nightfall on Mar 3, 2026.
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>>59592791
>>59592797
Also, some recent filing activity indicates the company expects a $9 share price in the future and there was tons of insider acquisition recently. To me everything indicates it's ready for liftoff, but admittedly it's beaten the fuck down lately.
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>>59592844
>hopefully its a good one, would like to dump this bag to be honest.
Yeah I need to get rid of my calls too, this has been my largest risk I've ever taken. Almost played out beautifully but I didn't plan for the situation I found myself in and sorta froze up. Lesson learned.

But if the news is giga bullish your sentiment may change. It'd be great to push over $10.
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>>59592853
yeah i remember reading that a few threads back. could have just been they exited positions year end for tax purposes because a few were holding no shares going into the new year. either way, looking forward to a green day in the indexes to bring up our smallcap shitcoin stocks as well as big tech back up..ill take $6 at this point and just break even
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>>59592860
>Paul Allen
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>>59592844
>would like to dump this bag to be honest.
On paper it just seems like a great trade to me. Puny market cap, low P/E, profitable, hot sector (AI), government contracts, extremely topical subsectors (trump, border surveillance, police/security/military, "smart cities", computer vision, etc). So we'll see, it's been getting more and more coverage in articles and such, and I'm hoping a good PR puts in the map before the inauguration as a good play for the upcoming admin.

If it doesn't go well this week, I'm out of the game for awhile. If it goes my way, I'm gonna be taking a break then rolling the profits into TSSI and LUNA.
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>>59592886
>TSSI and LUNA
Oh, and ALT.

>>59592860
Yeah I think the insider selling scared many off. But the insiders also bagheld from $14 to sub $2 over the course of like 10 months. And the total sales was less than $600k, and they've still got much more than that in options.

I'd also be happy with $6 by end of the week.
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>>59592860
Oh, you should see the recent acquisitions, which completely offset the sales. Something like 1.3m shares acquired, so around $5m.
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>>59589870
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2023/01/23/musk-testifies-saudi-backed-offer-to-take-tesla-private-at-420-per-share-was-no-joke/


Better buy before the king of saudi does

And tay tay wil be in a lucid gravity car commercial for the fucking super bowl bro dont miss it.

Girls want a car better than a Tesla bro. They want a lucid gravity not a cyber truck LoL..
Women only care about one upping the other woman.
Straight Guys don't want a cyber truck even. ... They buy loud big American traditional trucks with gasoline
Superbowl going to blow up lucid ... don't miss out
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>>59592551
Who really cares about this at least we tried to stop them, they at least weren’t just handed free chip technology and had to work for it. Yeah maybe they will win now but win now or win later.
I guess Picard shouldn’t fight The Borg either because resistance is futile they said so.
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>>59592909
Bing bingbing
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>>59592782
I'm up 20k.
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>>59592901
They were free shares awarded to them Kek. Do you think they actually want this steaming turd of a stock? They will dump like crazy and fuck your calls anon
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>>59592939
How about today? I’m up 132k in the past month if we are bragging
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>>59591647
IT's not just about controlling information though. Useful LLms need a certain amount of hardware to run. You can't host the newer models on your home desktop unless you have the chips to run it well. Cool Pics and similar information doesn't need hardware any more complicated than a working system that can store files to be used and shared, while all the newest AI models require beefy chipsets to train and run and controlling the supply chain and marketing of those chipsets means you control the AI models indirectly.
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>>59592983
You don't have to move the goalposts like that, go ahead and flex your portfolio all you want. I'm merely stating that you're wrong if you think I'm not up on my investment.
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>>59592998
Are you up today anon? Kek
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>>59592983
Interesting in seeing the positions, that’s a pretty sizable port m8
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>>59592979
They were earnout rights awarded because the company has met or exceeded its goals. That’s a good thing.
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>>59593032
There’s no way to tell his port size from the post. I was up $270k last month on a $30k port. Month before that it was $3k.
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>>59592613
Wish I had the balls to do more money into it
My average is 1.61
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>>59593032
Mostly from buying FUBO at $3.30 and selling at $6.
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>>59593044
I also profited a lot from AISP. I’m just messing with you anon
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>>59591293
Correct.

Monetary expansion is the mechanism behind oligarchal parasitism, as highly liquid assets will always inflate faster and more fully than illiquid assets like labor or housing, monetary expansion then is always-and-only a parasitic resource transfer from income earners to asset holders.

1980s-GFC monetary expansion was driven by falling rates, effectively a systemic credit kite, this kite blew up in 2007 and GFC-2019 monetary expansion was driven by QE, Fed however was legally limited to the size of their balance sheet, and when they tried to run it down the repo market blew-up: Enter Scamdemic. Corona was used to paper over the Sep ‘19 repo blow-up, remove what little restrictions the Fed had, and also to intentionally drive up consumer prices (which is not inflation, inflation is expansion of money stock) to provide justification for long term high rates. Going forward bond yield will drive monetary expansion.

>the debt
Too many conceptualize the national debt wrong, they think about it like personal or business debt where debt-based overspending must be balanced with future underspending or they’ll go bankrupt. However, there is no bankruptcy risk, the Fed has infinite dollars, debt-paid-with-debt is identical to straight printing in-the-limit, all that happens when the government runs a persistent deficit is…monetary expansion! Which is what they want and need to continue to parasite.
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>>59593065
In fact maybe I will move back into AISP to catch the ride up to $9 and end the month at $1 million kek
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Are options worth it for poorfags? If I'm pretty sure AISP (for example) will be over 9$ by like EOM or something, is it worth buying one single call compared to just spending that money on buying stocks or ETFs directly?
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>>59593065
I’m gonna be pissed if I’m the only one that doesn’t profit from it given that I was the first one to start posting about it (recently anyway, like Sept/October). I really enjoyed the headspace that a $300k port / net worth provided. Life was immediately on easy mode.
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>>59593099
I think so yes I went from $3k to $300k within two months. Downside is I went back to $15k. Just gotta be right about a lot of things and only take S-tier trades, make sure you exit intelligently and/or rollout expirations before they get too close.
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>>59593087
I think now is prime time to hop in with news being confirmed this week. Of course if the news is a dud it could tank. But with Trump in next week there’s a shot it rockets it into the limelight. A man can dream.
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>>59593048
True, port size is relative those short term crazy increases are rare though

>>59593055
Had a pretty good size port heading into the trade but impressive results. Wild we really are only 1 or 2 trades away from being 1 step closer to making it
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>>59593099
That depends on whether or not you can handle not selling too early when a trade starts going against you, and not getting too greedy and just taking the profit when it comes. It sounds really simple, but in the heat of it it's difficult to be able to manage those emotions.
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What's a good way to host a pdf file? I'm almost done working on a biotech document I've been tinkering with for a week or two. It's about 40 pages and it's mostly just text, a table or two, and some formatting. Kind of a primer for investing in the sector.

>>59593099
My general feeling about options is that if you have to ask, then you probably don't understand them well enough to trade them. At the end of the day, they're just a form of leverage, and let you make long and short trades against price, time, and volatility.

AISP for example, you'd want to buy the Feb 21st calls, yes? It's not a great example because there are not a lot of strikes and expirations to check. I find that generally, if you're trading into and out of positions, you want at least 30-45 dte so that you don't get raped by theta/time decay if you end up being incorrect.

A lot of people buy OTM calls which is generally a bad idea, especially on shorter timeframes, since price has to move SIGNIFICANTLY just for you to break even. This is attractive to people because it "doesn't cost a lot" to enter a position (say, $7.50 to $37.50 in your case, if you get Feb 21 5C through 9C). If you buy an ITM call (with around 60-75 delta) and like 90 dte, you get much more delta tracking out of it and it really does act more like leverage.
Or look at it the other way: If you buy a deep OTM to gamble, the price has to move more than double just to break even. Sounds pretty shit

Either way, you don't want to gamble your whole account on one trade. I like to aim for 2% risk, maybe you can do a little more if you're feeling zesty, but I wouldn't throw the whole $200 into a ride-or-die trade. If I were to make this trade, I'd probably do like Apr 17 with 4C long. $142, 68 delta and you can ride it up to $9 easily, if it goes your way.
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Where do you see stocks at in 4 years after Trump is dead?
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>>59592465
>>59592260
>>59590881
Hello mon petit crétin! Forever, the humiliation shall harry you foreeeeever

>>59590259
>>59590290
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>>59593152
I mostly follow Benner Cycles, which calls a top in 2026. Depending on how long our alleged crash will be, we'll probably up or down slightly from where we are today after 3-4 years
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unironically, what's with FFIE and LCID? I know there is meme numbers capacity with these EV companies
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>>59593130
Also I cashed out 30k so that’s why it shows so much down today
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>>59589870
Jesus Christ if Elon gets TikTok and links it to X and then uses DOGE as a currency and this all uses TikTok data for his Grok AI... its actually over.

However, I might buy some 530/540 Feb 7th its telling me turn 1500 into 25K damn this looks good.
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>>59593116
How do you know there is news?
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>>59590132
Whatever happened to /cmmg/?
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>>59593152
I would not get fooled by how bullish things are I think its a bulltrap, unless Trump doesn't tariff people I would be wary of getting in. Might easily see a 15% drop in a couple months or maybe even a 2022 if inflation goes crazy.
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>>59593266
They're over on /bant/
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>>59593252
It’s what investor relations told me, also someone else on Stocktwits and Reddit. AISP Stocktwits has the screenshots.
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>>59593307
How many of these 15k calls are yours anonymous? I did see the email reply from IR about new PR but they literally just replied “yes” to a question, not the best DD.
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>>59593360
I mean he answered the question what else do you want? Pic rel is what he told me. I’m sitting on 1100 $5 1/17 calls that are at risk of expiring worthless currently. I handled the drop after New Years terribly apparently. But if the news hits before Fridays close and it’s good, I may be back in business.
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>>59592923
Lucid is only saved by Saudi backing and their sales are minutia compared to Tesla. They look nice but they lose way too much per car manufactured and their CEO siphoned a shitload from the company.

https://eletric-vehicles.com/lucid/saudi-pif-now-controls-64-3-of-lucid-motors-sec-filing-reveals/

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lucid-ceo-379-million-annual-165338111.html

It won't fail but its also a shit investment and its chart is not gonna pull a Tesla. TSLA is becoming like Amazon in terms of all the other shit it owns - solar panels, Twitter connection, XAI connection, charger ports, etc. Can't underplay the SpaceX connection either, Elon is too big to fail at this point.

If you got in LCID pre-SPAC and sold the top? Sure but those days are done. Who knows maybe I'm wrong and its $10 this time next year.
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>>59593387
>>59593360
Also, I got in October and November, added a hair more during December. So I’ve been in awhile, I just never expected to be the situation where news wasn’t announced by EOY, my calls were ITM, but share price rugpulled after the new year. I had planned responses to all other conditions. So it’s been a learning experience at least.
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>>59593186
Man, these past couple weeks has really woken me up to the amount of fraudulent behavior and just pure delusion in these markets. It's pretty fucking insane. And there's a good chance it goes all back to business as usual after trumps inauguration. Bubbles seem to bubble and pop every couple of years nowadays, don't they? Christ. This country is so fucked.
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>>59592144
I moved a large % of my portfolio over to RGTI and IONQ puts for the 17th today. Opened a small position on Friday that printed as well.

My meme stocks are in the shitter, but hoping this manages to offset everything.

I'm thinking I'll sell tomorrow and buy some long puts with the profits. What are everyone's price targets?
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>>59593492
I think you are at the mercy of CPI this week, that is gonna dictate the markets direction and then we get official inauguration Monday. obviously the announcement is important but it could become a wash if we get a bad report

"A soft CPI is not my base case for this week. I am looking at European CPIs all come hot or at best in line (most came hot) to inform my judgement there. But I am recognising that we are one soft cpi away from a total narrative change from hawkish fed, rising inflation, jobs market giving fed room to pause or even hike, fuelling potsntial stagflation. To goldilocks case of strong Labour market and inflation falling. That would bring a total rally from here as that shift in sentiment would be extreme. Let's see. Near term price action depends on that cpi. But a soft cpi and maybe even an in line cpi could give the market some juice. Narratives shift fast in the market snd most are like sheep. So sometimes it doesnt take much to flip the script. Let's see if cpi can be that."

https://tradingedge.club/posts/77244883
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>>59593575
I agree, had I known the week of my expiration was going to be so pivotal I would’ve sold earlier to derisk. Things just could not have gone worse for me so far YTD.
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>>59592983
>>59592998
This, we are all here to better ourselves stop being snooty
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>>59593575
>Vanna driven recovery
Does that desert come with icing?
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>NBIS
Throwing this one out there, just heard of it and recently started doing DD. No position yet

NBIS is a cutting-edge AI infrastructure company specializing in "compute-as-a-service." Its comprehensive offerings cater to developers, enterprises, and researchers by addressing the growing demand for high-performance AI infrastructure across three main areas: infrastructure, platform, and applications.

1. Revolutionary AI Cloud Platform
NBIS delivers a cloud platform designed specifically for AI and ML workloads, offering advanced GPU clusters, scalable storage, and managed services:

Optimized for AI: Features NVIDIA H100 and upcoming H200 GPUs for training, inference, and fine-tuning AI models.
Scalability and Reliability: Flexible resources for small projects or large-scale deployments, powered by proprietary cloud software and in-house server designs.
2. Comprehensive AI Infrastructure Solutions
Beyond raw computing power, NBIS offers a fully integrated solution:

3. Streamlined AI Development with AI Studio
NBIS' AI Studio provides an intuitive SaaS platform to streamline AI development with pre-configured APIs for open-source models.

NVDA Partnership
Exclusive Access: Will be the first in Europe to deploy NVIDIA’s Blackwell GPUs by 2025.
Global Expansion: Launching major GPU clusters in the U.S., starting with a Kansas City facility hosting 35,000 GPUs.
Financial Stability and Rapid Growth
Robust Balance Sheet: With over $2B in cash and zero debt, NBIS is well-positioned for rapid expansion.
Explosive ARR Growth: Annual recurring revenue surged from $21M in 2023 to an estimated $170–190M in 2024.

Growth Potential
With the AI infrastructure market expected to grow from $33B in 2023 to $260B by 2030, NBIS is uniquely positioned to capitalize on this exponential growth. Its innovative solutions, cost leadership, and commitment to sustainability set it apart in a rapidly evolving industry.
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>Cash positive for the first time in 30 years
>Magically found $600m to pay off all their debt because their pension plan investors locked in and overfunded the pension by literally $1bn
>Thanks to recent tariffs they basically control the commercial printing business now
>Film photography is a growing luxury goods market like vinyl records were 15 years ago
>Investing heavily in new technologies, including spinning up an entire new industrial chemical manufacturing division, and developing new antenna technologies using lithography on glass

Buy KODK immediately
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>>59593934
kek that's retarded I'll buy a few calls
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>>59593934
>6 dollars
thanks i'll buy get some leaps
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>>59593776
Why not long? It’s gonna be necessary until nuclear is fully online.
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>soon as the market closed last night, TSLA and PLTR shot up and continue to be up
What in tarnation
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I have $50k ready to drop in the ASX300. It's looking pretty low, should I buy it now or wait for a couple of weeks? My reasoning is that Trump's inauguration will probably send global markets up rather than down, so I should get in now.
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>>59594363
Manufactured panic, planned dip.
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>>59594404
Why u choosing aus index and not US?
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>>59594468
>Because I think US stocks are overinflated to all hell (see: Tesla, Nvidia).
>Because I want to invest in my own country.
>Because the ASX300 is largely financial services, which I think will do well in the next few years.
>Because I think it'll do better than US stocks if a big war happens, both because of it having a lot of mining stocks, and because of its lower historical volatility.
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decent overnight action on AISP up 5% so far I need 25% more or it’s jump-off-bridge time for me
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i got spooked by inflation and a possible market crash and went into a commodity etf (XAAG - eur). Do you think that it has some more space to grow or should i close it and accept my losses? Fr idk what the fuck im doing.
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>>59594495
US stock market and US dollar is like bitcoin and all the other national markets and currencies are like altcoins. There's reason most people who can take their capital and park it in US.
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>>59593562
>What are everyone's price targets?
IONQ peaked at $50 and hasn't even retraced 50%. Just like every other pump and dump stocks in the past it will be trading at the price it was before the quantum mania began at below $10
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As an Index holder, should I worry about this crash?
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>>59594985
What crash?
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>>59595005
what /biz/ is crying about
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Hey guys I have a weird question.
Who can benefit from earning the bid-ask spread instead of paying the spread when using limit orders? (liquidity maker instead of liquidity taker) Do you have to register as a market maker?
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>No news 8:31
AISP sisters it's not this week either
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>>59595102
To do this, you'd basically just place an order to buy at $0.01 below the current bid, and a sell at $0.01 above the current ask. Then you're earning the spread on each round trip.

The problem here is that 1) spreads are pretty tight, 2) bid and ask both change all the time, and 3) you don't have millions of dollars. So even if you copied what the HFTs do and skimmed a penny off each transaction that you catch, you'll make like 20¢ a day.
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>>59595299
>airship ai featured on nanocap podcast
Kek that was the news? Are you serious?!
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>>59595335
Yeah, but does that really work? Will your order get filled as soon as the bid goes 0.01 bellow your limit, even if the ask is still above it?
I heard that market makers are required by the regulators to give a quote regardless of market conditions. Why would they volunteer to be in that position if they don't get any special advantages?
And also NASDAQ gives out rebates for providing liquidity, what's the point of doing that if liquidity providers are already getting paid the spread?
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>>59595016
/biz/ think being down 5% from the ATH is a crash. The institutional memory here is like two quarters. Anyone who was here during 2020 knows shits fine.
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This OPTT is such a scam but you can make a lot by swinging it in the last month
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why the fuck is rgti pumping?
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>>59589870
Do you think that today we're in a beartrap and the (((institutions))) are going to rugpull tomorrow?
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>>59595619
if theres going to be a rugbull it will be Tuesday the 21st
>day after markets are closed
>Gronald Grumpf is POTUS
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>>59595521
dead cat bounce
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HCA at ~303 with a PE ratio of under 14 is a steal. been slurping away for a few weeks
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>>59595619
they've rugpulled repeatedly the past few months so
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>>59595337
Hopefully that’s not the big announcement. Market is retreating now but I think this is as high as it was gonna go today.
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I'm unironically fucked.
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>>59595466
How exactly?
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glad I sold all my SOUN when I did, holy shit. Still gonna buy back in under 10.
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>>59595988
Which statement are you questioning?
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>>59596034
I agree it's a scam. The swing trading part confuses me, the chart just seems so erratic to me.
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Hi smg! Rate my portfolio.
20% NOBL
20% SCHD
20% BRK.B
20% QQQM
2.5% SPYV
2.5% SPLG
2.5% VOO
2.5% SPYG
10% in smg memestocks I buy when someone starts shilling and sell it 3 months after buying no matter the gains or losses
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>>59594787
How fast do you see it happening? I rolled a bunch of my Jan puts into April earlier today, but curious if you have a timeframe you're aiming for
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>>59593934
Meme-y and cheap enough that I’ll buy few 100 shares
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Buy WULF now and sell it when it goes to 5.80
You are welcome,

Disclaimer: I will not be entering the trade as I'm poor but my trading strategy works and that's what it is telling me to buy.
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>buy some shitty options to yolo 15 dollars
>up 33% might as well take the profit
>app fucking freezes for no reason
>cant sell
>hours pass
>app works again
>option went to 0
only 15 bucks but wow, feels nice to get scammed. phone brokers, never again.
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THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN
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>>59596118
probably change it to 50% VOO

not much of a point in having NOBL and SCHD, just do 10% SCHD 10%BRK, 20% QQQ and 5% in something else.

I made so many mistakes in my investing, chasing yield and thinking that dividend kings/aristocrats were the way to go. luckily i've sold nearly all of my positions that are under performing. I have a nice divvy port but i basically only invest in growth now, mostly S&p 500 but also GOOG, PLTR, CRWD META NVDA.. If i were to do it all over again, I'd probably just VOO and forget it. Maybe some VNQ for real estate exposure
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>>59596298
I need to increase my share of indexes.
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>>59595772
>>59595337
>>59595299
Podcast thing wasn’t the news lol.
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>>59589870
>Yesterday sell RGTI, QBTS, QUBT and IONQ at a loss
>Today they're pumping back up

Who bought the dip?
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>>59596624
the baggies
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>>59590132
Hell yeah
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>>59590006
What are some good China ETFs to ape into?
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>>59596886
ASHR
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>>59589989
yes this bubble is over for ai, quantum, evtol, etc. don't be someone else's exit liquidity
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I purchased 50 additional shares of GLW today, here's why:
>Strong moat in optics and gorilla glass
>AI needs 1000x optical cables to function
>AR/VR possibilities
>decent dividend
>Most R and D in the sector
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>>59596886
I would wait for solid news regarding tariffs before I bought into a China etf personally.
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>>59596960
based selling shovels during the gold rush approach
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Give it to me in laymens terms, will SOUN ever go back up again?
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>>59597080
Yes it's just cooling off, this is the type of stock to have 30% days on news. Nvidia is still partnered and Blackrock is still holding I don't get why you are sweating about us being down 35% on the month when we are up 130% on the 6 month and 610% on the year. This stock has volatility yeah but it's not a memestock, amelia AI cements their place in the field of agents AI. I'm selling off a bit of pltr to pay expenses during a case I didn't sell $SOUN at ath because there is a higher high coming within 6 months. If you can't take the volatility get out of the market and get into money market funds or CDs. This stock is going to make millionaires out of those who are ballsy enough to hold. Most of my shares were bought sub 6, I don't think we are ever seeing 8 again. Dollar cost average buy more when it goes down less when it goes up
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>>59595990
Depends on your individual trading strategy personally I'm trying to tell uncle Sam to suck a dick so I'm maximizing tax avoidance = long term capital gains
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>>59597080
nah man
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>>59597178
it was in my sep-IRA so taxes don't matter
>>59597080
>>59597164
I absolutely plan to reenter, but I can't see it pulling out of this downtrend anytime soon. You have a great cost avg, I'd have just held too but my avg was twice yours.
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>>59597164
What did you do?
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>>59597164
Blackrock holds anything with a big enough market cap
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>>59597164
>Nvidia is still partnered
It's not a "partnership". SOUN is a client for NVDA, and is treated the same as any other company (i.e, unprivileged).
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>>59597164
And like >>59597264 says, Blackrock holds everything. It means nothing that they hold it, they hold stocks in companies 1/1000 the size all the time too.

And Amelia AI is terrible. Company is way overvalued by any metric. I've asked before but you've never provided what you think would be a fair value, and shown me your calculations for how you arrived at the number.
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how low will we go until the next pump
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>>59597291
>>59597282
Also here's a fresh example of SOUN having no moat and having it's lunch eaten by big tech:
https://www.newspressusa.com/publicReleaseView/81957
>Mercedes drops SOUN for GOOG

It's a simple technology and AAPL and GOOG are way ahead in voice to text, and from there it's just LLMs, which they're also going to be way ahead on, naturally.
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>>59597306
Trump's inauguration and short term oversold conditions should make the market pump at the end of this week.
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So what caused this dump? Took my pup for a walk when we were green and came back to a cliff.
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>>59596298
>my main dividend is also my best performing stock
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>>59597509
CPI and bank earnings will dictate whether we pump or keep dumping, could see a relief rally next week or could also be a “sell the news” event with the administration officially changing hands.


Interesting that the quantum names bounced back today, whoever shorts these will make a pretty penny on the next downswing
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>>59597509
>Trump's inauguration
will make it DUMP
((they)) want you to see red red red in the SP500 ticker as you watch him sworn in
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>>59597683
Who is (((they)))? You know that Trump is a jewish puppet too, right?
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>>59597721
>jewish puppet
using your own logic, have you ever heard of jews buying something that WASN'T cheap?
The market tanks.
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>>59597721
bullish sign for jews
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>shit, my 0% APR credit card is almost up and I'll have to pay that debt
>bank says I can transfer debt from that card to a different one and get 0% apr for a year
Well well well it looks like 2026 me will have some debts to pay, but 2025 me is scott free.
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>ATRA has FDA announcement tomorrow
>Tanks 25% today
T-thanks
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>>59597677
yeah imo there's more reasons to sell than buy right now with CPI implications (whether it's hot or not) along with some derisking for the admin change next week. that said I sure hope it runs.

>>59597753
even if 0% APR there's usually a transfer fee, fellow creditmaxxer.
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>>59597683
>>59597721
The market pumped for a year because it was pricing in a change of power
Now that power changed there is no reason for it to pump. Market dump dump dump for a year. Polls show blue team will take the House. Market will up up up for 24 months after that. Easy.
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>>59596119
3 months to go up and 3 months to down if you were to average out past bubbles
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>>59597238
I'm pleaing not guilty if I'm not telling the police I'm not telling you
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>>59597753
Keep pushing it down the road and take out even more balance transfer type cards at 0% and throw it in the markets, debtmaxxing is the way to go and it works until it doesn’t

>>59598057
DUI?
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>>59597875
>Now that power changed there is no reason for it to pump. Market dump dump dump for a year. Polls show blue team will take the House. Market will up up up for 24 months after that. Easy.
Checked
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>>59598235
>Keep pushing it down the road and take out even more balance transfer type cards at 0% and throw it in the markets, debtmaxxing is the way to go and it works until it doesn’t
It works if you get out before it becomes catastrophically bad, like with all financial strategies.
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>>59597753
Based. Future problem
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What the fuck just happened to FUBO today? Is it over?!
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looking to possibly re-enter RCAT at these levels. I like the company for some reason, cool name, logo and sector.
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>>59597080
All these ai and quantum stocks are garbage get out of them as quick as possible
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>>59597683
I'm thinking the chemical industry will get a boost from deregulation executive orders and they'll go up until July or August maybe. Like the stuff that makes the frogs gay. And Grindr stock. #valueinvesting

>>59598417
Me too but I dunno. I missed out on RCAT but thinking of it like PLTR. Rode it up last year, and want to buy back in as a long-term play (drone warfare) but want it to go down more.
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>>59598316
I used to use the bank of america balance transfer that had something like a 16 month 0% APR and you could take out your entire limit. would take 10k out trade with it for a few months, pay it back and repeat. eventually ended up writing the debt off in bankruptcy some time later after losing 2 jobs and the debtmaxing all came to a head

>>59598417
I feel the same way with ACHR. have a very small position but its also on a discount. hopefully we get a good CPI and some solid bank earnings need a few green days here especially small caps
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>>59598562
Great idea anon. I saw a YouTube video about how lookmaxximus credit maxxed before he left America. Just credit max and move to another country Kek. You probably can get 100k in cash from credit and personal loans if you make good money
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>>59596944
>bubble is over for ai, quantum
rgti is surging again
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>>59598527
I don't see it going down much more from here, and I see a lot of catalyst going forward with NATO contracts and Trump admin focusing on domestic production. I haven't actually numerically analyzed the company though, I just got in when they were a ~200m mc company about to land a $500m contract, and bounced out after it rallied. Was my favorite trade yet. I'm not sure when their earnings is either.

>>59598562
>ACHR
I can't get behind this. Uber but for flying cars? Lol, Uber struggles enough and doesn't even manufacture the vehicles. And JOBY is a better company imo, but overall I wouldn't touch this it seems like to much of a meme but that's just my take.
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>>59598632
just checked got out when it was $11 and no current position but I do think there is a market for the wealthy in eVTOLs but they are a few more years out at least. I thought I read a rumor that Tesla is interested in the market as well. Also the Anduril partnership so its got glowie backing
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The bearishness around AMD is ridiculous. Prove me wrong.
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>>59589870
Should I buy

>APLD
>ARM
>NNOX
>RXRX
>SERV

or put more in SOUN?
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>>59598680
I just don't see it being super profitable, it's very very niche and very very expensive to manufacture (more so with JOBY than ACHR, but still). demand is low. I was sorta interested in JOBY for awhile because I had these weird feeling the DoD would find a use for something like that. awesome products but I don't think they're companies I'd wanna own shares in but I lean towards fundamental investing
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>>59598720
APLD, don't know what NNOX and RXRX are though
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>>59598720
Consider diversifying into oil. Look at $WES
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>>59598632
The thing I'm interesting in is counter-drone tech. Look up "Replicator 2" and how they want to put that into the FY2026 budget request which should be... soon. It'll come out after Trump's first budget proposal. So first week of February.
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>>59598720
>>59598740
Got them from this : https://www.fool.com/investing/2025/01/14/nvidia-bought-6-ai-stocks-1-soundhound-ai-32-week/
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>>59598754
>Replicator 2
what are some relevant tickers?

>>59598749
that's not what he asked retard
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>>59598811
yeah I'd go with APLD personally
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>>59598819
>yeah I'd go with APLD personally
You wouldn't diversify with the other ones? What do you like about APLD?
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>>59598527
>I missed out on RCAT but thinking of it like PLTR.
Isn't it at a dip right now?
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>>59593731
Thanks
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>>59598837
I just see it having the strongest catalyst with all the AI datacenters being built. SERV is super niche, idk ARMs bull thesis, and RXRX and NXNX I didn’t really research but just skimming their description didn’t picque my interest
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>>59599206
The only thing turning me down unlike the others is that there's no real dip right this moment.
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GRAB has a juicy dip going on with tons of volume.

>>59599217
Yeah that shows strength too though. Good stocks tend to stay at or near ATH most of the time.
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what the fuck?
advertisers refuse to be on truth social.
why is it going up???
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>>59599337
because he's becoming president of the free world on Monday?
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>>59599318
>GRAB has a juicy dip going on with tons of volume.

Have no idea what they do but i'll open some options for 'em. Thanks, anon.
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>>59599349
RUN is dipping nicely too, despite some good news published.
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>>59599377
???

This looks more like it's done for
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>>59599380
This article explains the bull case:
https://seekingalpha.com/news/4394227-sunrun-raised-at-ubs-as-california-market-share-nearly-doubled-during-past-year
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>>59599380
I'm just researching stuff blindly right now though and throwing stuff out there though haven't done any research on any of these.
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So what are some building material companies that would be good to invest into after the California burning? Thinking 3M
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>>59598812
>what are some relevant tickers?
KTOS maybe
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>>59599417
I would buy into this one so hard if it was public:
https://www.anduril.com
great site
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Gonna wait until inaguration to buy... I swear to god if everything doesn't go on sale I will be PISSED
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Someone purchase my bags
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>>59599396
>I'm just researching stuff blindly right now though and throwing stuff out there though haven't done any research on any of these.


I feel you, bro that's what we all are trying to do.

>>59599417
>>59599417
>KTOS maybe
I bought KTOS at $15.74/share, too bad I own only a few hundred of this. Meanwhile, I lose 30k in a day from being "all in" on QBTS, QUBT, RGTI, and SOUN.
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I bought the top.
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>>59599427
Same
https://youtu.be/fzVD4vb5ZxU
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>>59599446
check out NNBR and DRIO? I might free up some cash tomorrow and chuck some into options on these.

>>59599444
checked
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>>59599153
it had a pretty good day today as well, momentum could keep it going

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/white-house-issues-order-opening-federal-land-to-ai-data-centers-1034227587

Could get stopped as soon as Trump is in next week but might be one that makes it through

"I am signing an historic Executive Order to accelerate the speed at which we build the next generation of AI infrastructure here in America, in a way that enhances economic competitiveness, national security, AI safety, and clean energy. This Executive Order will direct the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy to lease federal sites where the private sector can build frontier AI infrastructure at speed and scale. These efforts are designed to accelerate the clean energy transition in a way that is responsible and respectful to local communities, and in a way that does not impose any new costs on American families. These efforts also will help position America to lead the world in clean energy deployment in the context of strategic competition abroad. Some of this new capacity will also be committed for use by small businesses and startups. This renewed partnership between the government and industry will ensure that the United States will continue to lead the age of AI.”

>>59598837
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/applied-digital-agrees-build-partnership-120000245.html


>>59599427
would also load up on this thing, as soon as it IPOs its gonna pull a PLTR they are cut from the same cloth

https://www.sauron.systems/

https://www.securityinfowatch.com/residential-technologies/press-release/55248506/sauron-emerges-from-stealth-to-deliver-its-perceptual-home-security-platform

The Sauron platform offers a camera-based 3D perception system complemented by other sensing modalities like LiDAR...Sauron's elegant sensor pods are mounted on the exterior home, providing live 360-degree awareness and total comprehension of the action on the perimeter at all times.
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>>59599534
shit they actually made that video lmao that's dope
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stole this from bant for whoever bakes
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>>59599547
when's the IPO?
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>>59599539
Surely you mean shorting them?
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>>59599566
you have to be a hedghie or HNW to get access to it. looks like closest I could find is end of next year, stock price looks pretty solid and valued 21B currently

https://notice.co/c/anduril

"You can buy it on Hiive, Equity Zen and forge. The only issue is you have to be accredited by proving you have an annual income of $200k or own $1 million in assets."
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>>59599594
Nope, long on both. Why short? I'm mostly interested in NNBR
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I may be a retard but I don't understand this

I had 825 shares of MSTR with an average buy of $148, panic sold 425 shares at $297 for still a decent 100% profit. And what I don't understand is, my bank still shows my average is $148, but as I adjusted the sale of the 425 shares on my investing.com portfolio (it's what I use to track my movements) my buy average is set to $188. So why didn't the buy average on my bank move, but the buy average on investing.com portfolio is showing $188? I have double checked that I did the FIFO right. I closed shares on the oldest buy orders, until I reached 425 shares. So now I have 400 shares. See pic related.

Btw, what should I do next? I clearly fucked up panicselling there. I thought BTC was going to drop below 90k. MSTR went from $285 lows to $384 within 3 days and now I owe like 30k in taxes since I sold on dec 31th. You cannot make this shit up.

In retrospect, I should have gone all in on day one, I would be a millonaire now. I still have like 300k€ doing jack shit on money market funds. I have no income and this fucked with my pain tolerance. I like the 300k€ in money market funds since it pays me an income with money market funds but im not getting rich like that. I could probably go all in and leave like 12k€ for expenses, im a NEET with barely any expenses anyway. Im trying to get rich here, if I get to 7 figures im balling. The thing is, if I buy now, the universe will probably start the correction I was waiting for. So I basically clearly control the universe with my orders. If I buy, a considerable amount, it will crash, if I sell a considerable amount, it will pump. I would really need this shit to crash to low $200's to be able to buy back without feeling like an idiot, similarly, if it pumps and im not properly allocated, I will also feel like an idiot since I have been aware of this trade for 1+ year and have been too scared to take a big bet and as it goes up the more risk averse you get. What do you do?
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>>59599647
Btw I don't know why the close price is 379, im sure I selected 297, anyway fuck this shit.
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>>59599658
>>59599647
>You cannot make this shit up.
kek, at least you secured the profits though. I wanted to wait until '25 to exit a position and basically lost it all (around $250k). felt like quite an idiot losing $250k just to avoid a tax bill I'd have to pay eventually anyway.

but why are you so focused on MSTR? there's a whole universe of stocks out there..
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>>59599647
This site is fucking annoying, i should probably learn how to use portfolio performance, but last time I checked it was too complex and i ended up using this site. It just makes no sense. It doesn't let me sell the shares at x price, only close positio at current last price. If I add a sell order, of say 400 shares, it does not delete the current 400 shares, so what then.
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>>59599647
I've got solid edge on MSTR you'd probably make a lot following it, I can share it with you if you want.
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>>59599594
this one looks good too
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>>59593186
>LCID?
good car, shitty CEO (he's not an elon musk), the ev tax breaks ending, Trump coming in, I cant see how LCID ever goes anywhere. There will be some pump and dumps, but the EV market is not looking good. I bought in early, DCA'd, held on for too long and finally took the loss. I thought it would be a good company, not just stock to gamble on.
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>>59599647
click the gear icon in the upper right to see if you can change the defaults to show price per share...
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>>59593934
Daily reminder to buy Kodak.

2x this year seems reasonable to me.
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>>59599797
>seems reasonable to me.
based on what, are they bringing 35 mm film
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>>59599809
See
>>59593934

People think of them as "the film company" but 2/3 of their revenue is from building industrial high speed color printing presses (like the kind used for graphic novels, manga, and art books) which they essentially have a monopoly on in the West now that the Biden admin put tariffs on Chinese printing equipment last year. They also have a software suite called PRINERGY which is the industry standard for physical print layout.

They're paying off all their debt this year and investing in modern uses for technology in their patent catalog

They'll probably turn a real profit this quarter for the first time in 20 years

As far as film goes, the film market is growing rapidly and they're probably going to buy Cinestill soon.
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>>59594511
Sell that shit asap and buy uranium
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>NVDA announces quantum day
Is it time to go all in on quantum stocks that dropped by 1/2 from the peak?
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Hi gamers
I came off a +60% on NVDA options and I am honestly completely unsure of what the next play should be.
I could follow a strategy but gambling is a lot of fun.
I was thinking broadcom (AVGO) so I could get more exposure to technical infrastructure investment without being overexposed to AI like an investment in NVDA, but it popped in December and it doesn't seem like a value play anymore. I was also thinking about CELH because I like the drink and lots of my friends do too but it would be even more risky; it's trending downward super heavily and unless Pepsi or other retailers start ordering it in bulk it'll probably trade sideways.
I also just really like Costco and TSMC as companies but I'm still unsure about upcoming headwinds. Maybe just TSM and bet on a big win from the Arizona foundry? But that may well just be priced in.
Curious on your thoughts anons.
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>>59600593
Yes. Go all in on RGTI calls.
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>>59600608
The risk level you should take depends on how young you are (young = more risk) and if you are going to invest a certain amount every month (more risk) or just a lump sum (less risk).
For fundamental analysis I use https://companiesmarketcap.com/
I mainly look at the historic data for market cap, earnings, net assets and outstanding shares.
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Is it a good time to put a suicide Stack into Uran?
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December CPI inflation comes in lighter than expected.

Expect big buying today, hope you got what you wanted, the sale could be over
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>Everything shot up an hour before market open
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>>59599828
>Cinestill made its customer base rebranding cheap Kodak film made for cinema and selling them at a huge premium
>Gets bought by Kodak

Maybe they are indeed realizing how much cash they could make, I'll keep an eye on them
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Soon.
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>>59601189
Wasn't expected 0.3%? Or was the market really pricing in some gigantic inflation?
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>>59601277
been hearing this for ten years anon
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Last 3 days in a row my stocks have pumped before hours and ended the day lower anyway, so still sitting in cash.
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>>59601334
Good idea anon. I will do the same
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>>59601278
AFAIK if its not the top line number, the number the big boys look at is the owners equivalent rent
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grabbed some KODK /smg/ sold ne on it
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>>59590239
you got the wrong one. the real one is pdyn that shot up to 10 and has not gone down much since then
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>>59601334
Same
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>>59599828
Let's wait and see
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QBTS
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You guys see apple or meta as the company to make the next iphone/tech platform? I see meta beating apple. I get nothing but tired energy from apple. Tim cook is old. His replacement is just a boring dude. Meta I could see as buying apple around 2010. They beat out apple in the VR/AR race and it becomes a dividend cash flow machine. Apple will just hum along and take out windows PCs entirely and survive off cannibalizing parts of microsoft. No one outside DOD and real oldass IT stuff cares about microsoft software anymore.
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>>59601224
yeah i think thats about the time my short went through
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MSTY announced dividends today at $2.27 per share. if MSTR can do pic related for a month and MSTY still manages to pay out $2.27, I'd say that's a win.
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>>59597509
Enjoying the day /biz/?
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>>59601481
Apple is treating all this new fangled stuff in a very conservative way while meta google and microshit are all balls deep in AI. Apple has its shit firmly together and I think its the most future-proof FAANG company.

There is still a chance the AI shit will fizzle out and the results will be hilarious, this is in fact my deepest hope for the future. But whatever happens Apple will simply adopt and retool.
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