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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/ >>59589870
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This is the last chance to get AMD this cheap. Prove me wrong.
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Surprisingly solid game
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>>59601563
>try to be rational and not fall for memes
> get rigetti (unironicallly drunk) at $11
>reality sets in
Be honest how fucked am i?
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>>59601614
Quantum meme trade looks to be unironically back along with the market rallying off a soft CPI In anticipation of a rate cut being back on the table sooner rather than later.


NVDA also announced a “Quantum Day” in March at CES so you can DCA / baghold and sell the news before the event and might make it out unscathed.
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Purchases of the day: AMD INTC KODK.US
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>>59601674
I'm all ears about yours
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>>59601573
Valuations are two standard deviations from historical average. Get out of the market. You have been warned.
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+11% last week, and +15% this week so far daily trading. Happy with the results so far.
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>>59601674
got myself a bag of kodk, still bagholding intc...
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>>59601740
>gamble my money that some niche hobby that I don't even partake in will become popular
>put my money into promising assets with clear growth potential
Tough choice anon
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>>59601614
Not as fucked as me
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>>59601563
I loved that game when I was a kid.
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>>59601829
oh didn't realise the hat said nigger
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Bros
I need to make money from memes
Help
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>>59601825
D A M N
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>>59601860
MSTR, Rigetti, GME, XRP, pick your poison brother

INTC is acquiring meme potential with its current price and whatever the don is gonna wanna do with them once he's in the chair
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someone shilled for Kodak on WSB
apparently they might get a a big loan approved to them by the government

>>59601825
switch to a real broker, etoro steals from u
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+$8k (2.75%) at open
primarily off SSO

ETF chuds, we rise
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THREADLY REMINDER THAT DIVIDENDS ARE YOUR FREN
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>>59601917
How big is the danger of holding SSO for say three months
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>>59601664
>tfw I bought 1000 shares of QUBT at 68 cents per share and sold the entier lot for 72 cents a share later
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>>59601952
>5.88% profit
boo hoo nigga
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>>59601952
You should just kys it sounds like
And give me all your money before you do
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>>59601903
I want to but my current bank only allows making international transfers in person and I don't want to do that.
Some guy on Reddit suggested depositing the money on Dukascopy and then using the european transfer system to transfer to IBKR but I don't know if that would actually work.
The main disadvantages of Etoro seems to be that it lacks some low market cap stocks and no options. I don't really mind the spreads and commissions.
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>>59601903
>etoro steals from u
I don't think that's entirely wrong, but they're the simplest to integrate with my country's banking and will give me the less trouble to get the cash out

I don't think it's great for day trading, options, and low caps, but these dont really align with my strategy/skills anyway
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>>59601967
but i'm white

>>59602015
no, im taking my money to the grave with me so none of you can have it
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>>59601936
FYI it’s really important to ignore him so he stays on /bant/. if he stays here we’ll get spammed with really gay images
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it's time to buy INTC anon
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>>59602053
10 more, just for you
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>>59601674
>>59601740
KODK is a retarded play. their financials looked really good after cutting pensions but what the fuck do they actually do? they will run out of money
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I just bought quantum stocks but now things are dropping pretty quick...? should i hold? half the people are saying were stupid bag holders, others said that its a 20 year hold?
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>>59602107
Just put it all on black, there is +50% chance you are going to baghold for 10 years
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If I buy 10k shares of CTM, and set a limit sell at $1.01, how likely is it to hit in the next two weeks
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would actually be funny to see Shkreli get BTFO by quantum memes making a double top
he will prolly get liquidated since he is shorting on the way down
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>>59602175
I'm debating what to do if it goes below my opening price. If I reduce my exposure too much and then it drops to $2 I'm gonna be very pissed because I took the risk on the rebound and didn't get much out of it. But I'm worried about it becoming a GME situation where the stock remains trading at retarded prices for the next couple years.
As for Shkreli, maybe he's not shorting, earlier he was trading his calls.
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>>59602107
>>59602116
>there are two outcomes: you win or you lose
>ergo, your probability of winning is 50%
wow, buy a lot of lottery tickets too?
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AISP
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>INTC
lmao
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>find company who invests in fixed income securities
>monthly divvy
>20% annual dividend yield

So you're telling me I could drop 30k in here and just get 525 bucks a month, on a solid, boring stock that just moves upward at a glacial pace?

Are there better divvy option than this?
As a europoor I cannot into yieldmax
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I guess panic selling meme stocks before CPI was a mistake
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>>59602257
What do you think the probability of quantum being a good investment for the next 10 years is?
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>>59601936
>How big is the danger of holding SSO
if it goes down, literally just keep holding
or better yet, buy more (which is basically what I do)
it’s completely safe to hold just like you would SPY or QQQ.

the issue of “volatility decay” doesn’t outweigh the increased leverage and average upward momentum until around 3X-4X, while SSO is only 2X.
Even then, 4X SPY still outperforms 1X SPY over the course of decades, but something lower leveraged like 2X-3X is more optimal.

yes, drawdown will be more painful and you may feel like an idiot, but you can literally buy more or even pump the leverage during a bear market, snd you’d literally hit breakeven before everyone else does.
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>>59601563
Finally a green day. How's everyone else doing?
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>>59602299
The bear case goes something like this.
The higher the number of qbits, the lower your noise floor has to be for them to not become disentangled and get a correct answer.
The noise floor cannot be lowered below a certain value because of inherent quantum fluctuations in the system, and it cannot be filtered out because it is truly random.
Therefore, there is a fundamental limit in how many qbits you can get to complete a computation correctly in a given amount of time.
The highest factored number has been 21 since 2012 (some say more, some less, but it's less than 3 digits).
So it might never be profitable, since we don't even know if it's possible to do even in principle, or the laws of physics doesn't allow it to work. Kinda like fusion energy.
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>>59602370
Hence my point that it's literally gambling, and a really shitty bet at that
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>>59602314
bretty good day, up about $20K so far, maybe more depending on my mutual funds that don't post until after close
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Any chance of Anduril IPO this year?
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>>59602175
>>59602222
Nevermind, he just said he's still buying. But he's hedging with options (buying calls I think).
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>>59602299
10 years? i think it's risky, because the tech may still not be commercially viable by then, there are many safer options. if you bought at ATH i think it will take 5 just to break even after this run

i think players applying quantum to something are more important, and you should track them. I have been buying QNCCF at around 30 cents and the returns are good, but my logic is theirs is one of the only viable current quantum applications - which is secure transmission point to point, that normal computers cannot read or crack. I am sure defense, finance, etc will be very interested in that

in a nutshell: low, but im hedging my bets
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(((they))) will hold AISP under $5 to make your calls worthless
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>>59602274
You're unlikely to find 20% apy, but there's plenty with 10%+. Covered call etfs but the upside is capped because of how they stay stable and drop less than overall market movement. Jp Morgan and global x are probably the stable tiers of those. Neos is risky.
>>59602314
I'm up 7.5% today after 5 Monday and -2 tuesday. I'm all tesla and intel. I bought tsla in 2020 at the bottom. One more ten bagger gain and I'm retired.
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>>59602175
shrek is the one of the gayest grifters
all the lolberts in 2016 were glorifying his "god tier" play of being a wagecuck healthcare finance fag who changed the price on one drug on a ledger and made a lot of money off of being a holocaust believing boomer scalper, for one single product
that's it
everything else he touches will be cursed, guranteed
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Hi friends. Did anyone hear my call yesterday on WULF? To get it and sell at 5.80? It's now at 6.12 so everyone who listened made money.
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>>59602708
based 32 cent acquirer
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I might start DCA’ing into a heavy Intel position. They’re opening the world’s largest chip plant soon… surely they rebound?
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>>59602720
It was a 5% trade anon. It's pretty good for a day.
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>>59602740
Rebound or get bought.
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>>59602314
+1.68

That feel when overleveraged on war.
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>>59602748
profit is proft im just being a dick, grats
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>>59602708
I'll keep an eye out for your posts going forward.
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>>59602708
What is your next play WULF anon?
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>>59602659
cool it with the antisemtism my dude
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>>59602708
Wulf was my great great grandfather's name. Should I buy WULF based on that?
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>>59602314
Up 6% so far. Another day like this and I'll finally break even for the month
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>>59603167
Yes
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>>59602314
Real good day. My MSTY is up 6% since I bought it, and is about to do an 8% yield dividend. Feels good to get 14% return after holding for half a month.
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Why does it feel like the market is rigged. I lose every fucking trade. Even if i guessed it had to be about 45% gains and losses. Even if i did the opposite of my planned moves id lose. Fuck this seriously
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Everything in my portfolio is green, today. Feels good.
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I bought 7dte nvidia calls yesterday
Do I exit while I’m even? Or risk it for more gains later?
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Whoever is responsibly for this shit you deserve everything bad thats coming towards you. Literally near impossible
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https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-proposes-framework-advance-credibility-ai-models-used-drug-and-biological-product-submissions
Neat

>>59603264
Even if you have a 50% chance of winning a trade, you can still statistically end up with 7 or 8 losses in a row. If you risk 10% of your account and hit a bad streak, then you lose 57% of your capital. Risking only 2% puts that to a much better 15%. It gets even worse when insiders and institutional investors and traders have access to asymmetric information compared to retail.

Moral of the story is to trade sustainably. I've only been here for 4 years and have lost a good few thousand on active trades (probably closer to 5 figures). My slow burn investments have been generally propping me up and I've never blown my account out on a trade and could in theory keep doing what I'm doing forever, until I figure it out
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>>59602553
don’t say that.
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>>59602101
I studied photography and got my diploma in 2017, I had front row seats to Kodak effectively closing their film business yet at the same time going all out on their industrial and professional printers and their technological advantages in the western printing marker

They haven't stopped doing that since, and they hold a monopoly on most industrial printing now, both supplying the hardware and software

US industries are geared up to do well, there are rumors they're starting up film factories too, they buying up their debts, it sounds good to me
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>>59603517
I did computer programming and graduated 2012, didn't want to move to (((Toronto))) or work online or do websites or compete with pajeets so I ended up moving back home and did a mcjob at WMT for almost a decade now. It pays the bills and they match 15% stock contributions (up to $1800, so a free $240 per year). It's not much but it pays the bills

>>59602101
When I started in 2020, my dad did some trades with me too (I made him an account and administrated it for him). He did the usual boomer stuff, KO, CP rail, X, KODK, because they were all companies he had heard of
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Ayo…quantum computing is FREE ass money we’ve discovered it in the conntiuum n shit
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>>59603557
It is, if you invest in utilities like nuclear plants. MSFT dumped some $1.5 bn into restarting the Three Mile Island plant, and other FAGMAN stocks have done similar things. Bluechips that are able to leverage and pivot to AI and higher computing will do very, very well

Funnily enough, the top 10 stocks are usually tech heavy so that sector carries the market. They rebranded some of the FAGMAN stocks as other sectors, so now it looks diversified, kek.
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>>59603538
Why wouldn’t you do literally anything else that pays more than Walmart waging?
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>>59603557
>>59603617
nigga I asked shawty fo sum money to do da quantum computings n shiet but da italian man said they not doing dat shiet no mo
u feel me?
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>>59603645
I've managed to wriggle myself into a niche role in the store that isn't too difficult for me (digital photos), but is very intimidating for other people to get into and most don't want to do it. I get along with the regulars, staff come to me for help, and I'm generally pretty well respected there.

Basically I value the low stress over a higher wage. I also have crohn's and I had a 4 month flare up where it was a coinflip every day as to whether I could stand fully upright or carry 10 lbs without it hurting. Moving into a new job with that kind of baggage isn't ideal... so I think that's why I fuck around with stocks and hope I can compound it into a proper income stream
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>>59603538
>I did computer programming and graduated 2012
>mcjob at WMT
jesus christ anon I'm glad you're fine with it but it just hurts to read
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I got seasonal affective depression and missed out on all these gains. 2025 has been lame so far didn’t risk it on anything. Missed Rigetti since I woke up late and it was at 8 then it dipped and I am so depressed now that I didn’t care I just said oh no it’s dipping guess it was a trap going back to bed then it’s 9 now it’s 12.
I forgot cpi day causes huge moves so no spy straddles and just watched the gainz go by sigh.i still go the 80 PTN went from 10k to 6500 or 8500 if you count the PTN feeling bad about that too…I wish I could find a play to get my mojo back.
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>>59603731
You could just stop being a faggot and tske some vitamin D supplements and excercise a little. Stop letting the market dictate your emotions and vice versa. Its just monopoly money.
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>>59601563
I can’t believe I called the send it to spy 600 this week then exit liquidity as fuck it next week but will I have the balls to all in puts Friday probably not but if you do play Trump tariff make sure to buy monthly (Jan 31) since weekly theta (price decrease) of your options will be brutal if it doesn’t happen soon.
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>>59603691
Maybe, but I've had low initiative and just kinda coast along. I have about $110k net worth, and no debts. Meanwhile my store manager recently had his first child last year and I think he said he had less than $2,000 in savings. He might have accomplished more, but I have a bigger safety net. I'll figure it out eventually.
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>>59603500
Sorry anon I’m buying in big tomorrow. I have a good feeling about the next few weeks
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>>59603674
you really should start an online sidehustle and see if that can replace the WMT income, as much as I love WMT stock and online shopping I cannot condone a /biz/nizman choosing to work there

literally look how many sub-50 IQ retards with no education make big bucks. you don't need to break your back to do it, you just need to kill the part of your brain that calculates risk/feels share and fucking gun it
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>>59603434
Yeah ur right..
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ok so here's the bags I wanna grab soon, their allocation, and why. it's basically AI + drones + nuclear, ordered by market cap and they all have a nice entry currently IMO:
>PLTR (30%)
shouldn't require explanation, deep state AI stock and it's on sale currently. I know the P/E is insane but so are tons of other stocks. it's a good business that's just value highly, and they'll have a grip on govt. this will probably be my largest allocation, feels like the safest 5-10x over the next 5-10 years.

>RCAT (20%)
they may become the de facto drone manufacturer for NATO, and I think drones are gonna get tons of money pumped into them, especially with trump not wanting to manufacture in Chyna. sorta of a tariff + defense growth play. they've demonstrated good management and are now a program of record with the military. recently partnered with PLTR too.

>TSSI (20%)
basically SMCI but it isn't a scam, very low market cap currently and has insane revenue to market cap ratio. only recently listed to nasdaq and still under the radar imo. will continue to pop higher as they land deals.

>PDYN (20%)
they supply software to RCAT and have a long history of working with the gov't. I think the software side for drones has tons of potential and should be a profitable and scalable business. good relationship with PLTR as well

>LITM (10%)
tiny tiny nuclear mining company with extremely bullish news recently.

Ideally I'd have 20% of my portfolio value in cash to buy dips or new opportunities as well. I'll probably add more nuclear exposure (having the entirety of my exposure rest on one nano cap stock feels risky) and maybe a quantum ETF if the market insists on that being a bubble this year. I may make room for MOD, a thermal management solutions company, which could benefit big from the AI datacenters coming up with the recent executive order (it had great growth last year). need to research this more though. I may keep a separate pool of funds for options
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>>59603674
yeah but why not get a higher paying office job though? like some HR bullshit that roasties do. you can use the degree for all kinds of jobs, simply having a degree prevents you from getting filtered. those jobs are even easier than Walmart wagie job and comparable stress levels
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>>59601563
t. financially retarded
hypothetically, I came into 200k, whats a realistic amount I would expect dividends to pay out if I properly invested?
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>>59604065
$20k a year max, before taxes
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>>59604091
thats a little under my yearly mortgage so not bad, thanks anon.
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>>59604091
Where are you getting a 10% divvy
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>>59604065
Maybe 2-3% annually. But even then you'll be probably cutting yourself short on long term gains because companies that pay out high dividends tend to grow slower.
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>>59604282
OXLC is giving $0.09 monthly per share, at $5.14 a share.
200k would come to $3500 a month
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>>59604342
Still retarded but isnt red line bad?
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>apply for data entry job
>the pay is lower than they advertised instead of 22/hr it's 36,000 salaried
>ask me to take a skills test
>get 77.8%, needed an 80% oopsieteehee
>HR lady asks me to take a call with her anyway, they want to have me in their "group working interview" where I spend 8 hours working for free
Woops haha woops didn't see your email until after you had gone home woops I was out at dinner haha woops maybe you shouldn't have advertised 22/hr and then told me it was only 36,000 salaried full time. Would unironically rather work for 26/hr collecting signatures at the train station near my house than commute 40 minutes for 18/hr.
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>>59604395
there are still data entry jobs? how
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>>59604387
I think red line is bad, but looking at their dividend statements, its been slowly moving up from 0.067 to 0.09
So the cost to buy shares is cheaper than 2022, and it pays out more than then, too.

Doesn't sound sustainable to me, but the divvy comes from profit from selling debt of bad companies rather than being tied to the share price, so idk. I'm a retard too.
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>>59604496
If it is true and they did win a 40M contract what would that do for the stock price? $10 possible?
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>>59604395
>instead of 22/hr it's 36,000 salaried
salary may include health insurance and shit like that, which is kind of important
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>>59604531
Real men don`t go to the doctor or the dentist.
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>>59604421
computer vision is still kinda piss
so it usually happens when there’s some shit that was written down instead of submitted through an online form

more points if the place is run by boomers that just can’t be arsed with any technology whatsoever, e.g. a “family-run small business” that can be run by some geriatric without the board trying to scare him off
you can probably get away with that kind of shit even in medium-sized public companies, as long as it revolves around brick and mortar stores and consumer staples as the product
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>>59604504
40 million is nothing anon, compare AISP to SOUN to put things in perspective
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>>59604504
>>59604496
it would roughly double their revenue, fair value via Lynch is $14 currently so yeah I'd hope for $10 minimum. I've seen fair value estimates range from $6-12 as things are, so doubling revenue should bump the range up at least $9-15 I'd think. the market seems to be refusing to value the stock fairly and idk why, the P/E is super low and they're both profitable and in a topical sector (AI, border security, etc). I think it just needs some news to propel it into the limelight
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>>59603385
get the fuck out while you can. no joke
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>>59604570
SOUN only makes 80M in revenue a year and is worth 5B lol. AISP is only a 140M company
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>>59604593
Explain yourself
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>>59604570
what are you trying to imply here exactly? SOUN is 50x the market cap of AISP. SOUN only had $67m in revenue ttm, AISP had $12m.

$40m is not nothing, it'd be 1/3 of AISP's market cap and would double their revenue currently. It would even be significant for SOUN, given how low their revenue is.
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>>59604600
>Explain yourself
they can't make the revenues that are baked into their price at this point. When is your expiration + what strike?
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>>59604496
Also is it considered insider trading if I buy a stock based off of this photo? I bought quite a bit of AISP but now after seeing this I want to buy a lot more
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Today was a solid green day. What happened?
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I got 5k to put in a penny stock anyone got any ideas?
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>>59604801
CPI was perfect for the markets narrative and needs, quite a miracle desu.

>>59604738
I would say no because anyone can go and lie on the internet.
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>>59604801
I sold my crab position and dumped another 70k into my Robinhood. The market dumped the day after I sold, waited for my money to clear and then immediately after I bought it mooned. I am blessed in this market. Every time I trade this happens.
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>>59602274

These pay weekly, buy ex dividend tomorrow hold for a week and build a stack

XDTE 0.368099
QDTE $0.336502
RDTE 0.375482

Payable 01/17/25

Also MSTY trading ex dividend tomorrow, get in while its hot and average down on MSTR/crypto red days, hold for a monthly and collect a $2-3/share divvy on a $30 stock

https://www.yieldmaxetfs.com/our-etfs/msty/
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>>59602314
holding way too much tech and NVDA related shit. pissed because bought a bunch of stuff last night that I sold before CPI thinking it was gonna be bad and could have had some better short term positions. way too over leveraged in NVDA need 150+ again so I can drop the majority of it and de-risk

>>59603256
be prepared for the drop at 8:01, -2.27 will immediately come out of the share price and if bitcoin sells off tomorrow causing MSTR to go down it could be back in the mid 20's pretty soon. MSTY ftw though just have to get the timing right around it

>>59603385
NVDA is so volatile, sell any time it goes up 3% it is RARE for it to have multiple green days in a row these days unfortunately. (((they))) cant let retail win

>>59604065
look into roundhill and yieldmax. you can do much better than a 10% divvy

>>59604496
hoping the news hits before calls Anon's $5 calls expire worthless

>>59604813
PTN on a red day, woman's viagra

>>59604826
post next time you sell bogdanoff
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>>59604994
If I told you that wouldn't let me profit. Sorry. It's in the stars if you really want the answer.
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>>59604570
>compare AISP to SOUN to put things in perspective
can you explain yourself?
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>>59604994
>cant let retail win
dude retail wins by shorting a clearly falling stock.
NVDQ
There was a guy running around last week here saying shit about nvda being overvalued, he actually made sense, i cleaned up yesterday.
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someone was mentioning nebius las thread (maybe it was Martin himself) but it looks like he analyzed it for anyone interested:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMMmcTpcuLg
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>>59604801
Bull trap, get ready for pain.
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I've been having a 10 day streak of good trades so far. How many days in a row should I have to consider this isn't just coincidence or chance anymore?
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>>59604457
>>59604387
What I don't like about divvy stocks is that they only need to increase dividend by $0.01 to make it onto the dividend aristocrat shit.
Like NVDA did what, $10-20 for years, then went up to like $800? That's a 40x increase and all they would have to do is give $0.01 per share each time to make it look good
Just my thoughts.

Probably best to just buy good companies at cheap prices and wait and accoomulate
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>>59605005
you went back in to the same position or a different one?

>>59605052
yeah but the entire market is up today so if you didnt time it perfectly you would have gotten cucked. thats the problem with those inverse tickers and when you zoom out the decay eats them alive. I would like to take a short or sell a call next time it hits ATH though, would short if RH allows it

>>59605124
was shilling NBIS last thread and just entered a small position, scrolled through and he think its a short we will see
Anyone play bank earnings today? Have a BAC and MS position for tomorrow, and a few TSM shares
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>>59605133
I'm on 30 days don't wake me up
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>>59602740
>>59602767
The plan for intel is: there is no plan.

They ride until daddy Trump bails them out of the hole they dug or a merger for 2x their market cap falls into their lap. Until then, they ride the same ride as GME or BB.
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>>59603970
can I get a portfolio rate?
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>>59601563
Man I got this game when it first came out but it always just crashed after a few minutes of playing
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>>59605207
Sold company RSU that had been moving sideways for 2 years and bought $TQQQ that immediately went up 6% the day after I bought it.
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honestly i don't see intel dropping much further
i'm almost tempted on learning to do covered calls on it and riding it going sideways for the next half decade
can anyone talk me out of it?
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>>59605487
you didnt have any (((insider knowledge))) that the company you work for wasnt doing any good before it dumped? did the market in general dump or just the company stock

>>59605368
>>59603970
its too integrated they are all within the same sector and play off each other. drones/big brother tech galore. wouldnt put that much of a % towards meme stocks but the allocation towards PLTR is fine.
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>>59605207
>if you didnt time it perfectly
set a stop loss. it's trending down, draw a channel, short at the top, cover at the bottom, rinse and repeat on the way down, same as always
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>>59605530
>its too integrated they are all within the same sector and play off each other. drones/big brother tech galore. wouldnt put that much of a % towards meme stocks but the allocation towards PLTR is fine.
yeah I kinda felt like that too but im also bullish on all those tickers in particular at their current prices. trump is gonna pump defense and domestic production, so RCAT and PDYN are gonna increase in value (much more if NATO contract). And AI infrastructure is going up fast, so TSSI is gonna moon, and eyes are gonna stay on nuclear for the energy draw and LITM is a great move rn imo.

if the narrative starts to shift away from what I'm conjuring up here I can always sell out but I see these stocks as a good base case. just defense heavy AI drones and nuke.

what other sectors would you be long on currently or might I add to diversify? I would be ok with cutting my positions in all these in half and diversifying
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>>59605530
>meme stocks
and idk what definition you use for meme stocks but I don't think these are memes. low cap yes but not memes like IONQ or TSLA. TSSI and LITM in particualr are just a solid value plays
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>>59605530
We have a stock trading window when I'm allowed to buy and sell.
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Xiaomi be poppin
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>>59605555
very true works both ways. not comfortable enough with puts especially cheap ones and you cant short sell on RH, I'm sure it will come out eventually though. gonna start building fidelity account more and try over there I just prefer to try and make money going long

>>59605601
I would wait and see if any of these contracts come to fruition before building a position personally otherwise its more gambling than speculation. RCAT has been a meme one traded around here. not familiar on TSSI and LITM other than briefly being in a small TSSI position a few weeks back that I would be down on right now if I didnt exit. LITM is under $1 so wouldnt touch just too small cap for me

I do like PLTR and have a position myself and plan on adding to it, I feel like thats a $100 stock this year. Unironically NFLX feels like its headed to 1000 then a stock split. We'll see how big tech earnings do, if you don't have a position in that sector I'd say wait it out a few weeks and see what the guidance gives. plus we could get some happenings from the inauguration

LUNR, ASTS, RKLB might be up your ally. SpaceX type of investments I think space exploration will be a big sector

Broadcom on a pullback, MU, companies that are looking for more market share from NVDA

>>59605729
I have the same thing with my employer but youre saying everyone just immediately sells right as it vests at the same time and it makes the stock dump or you just got lucky with your timing?
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>>59605786
Just good timing. I sold half of my shares that were past the short term gains period.
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>>59605820
Honestly wish I could have sold the other 50k too and maybe I should have considering it probably hasn't appreciated much since the grant date either.
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>>59605831
sell it and put 50K SPYU on the next 2% SPY red day

that way your leverage is fully diversified
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Xiaomi really be doin a lil sum sum.
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>>59605786
>RCAT has been a meme one traded around here
true, but the recent pullback has me interested in it again. I've been since before it blew up, prior to the contract being announced fwiw. My opinion of fair value after the contract announcement was around $7-9, and it's been close to that range, but it's also had much more positive news since then. I think the price now is decent and it could easily do 100% or more in 2025. Same with PDYN.

>I would be down on right now if I didnt exit (TSSI).
again the dip is what attracts me to it locally at least. It's essentially a baby SMCI, but without the fraud and is working closely with Dell and there's a shot of xAI revenue heading their way.

>LITM is under $1 so wouldnt touch just too small cap for me
fair enough but they just discovered a gallium reservoir on their property so I expect this thing to blast off.

>LUNR, ASTS, RKLB might be up your ally. SpaceX type of investments I think space exploration will be a big sector
those are all way too memey and overhyped for me. Space stocks have insane valuation and I don't see the industry being at all lucrative. I've swung these stocks separately but as long term holds, IDK. Out of those I'd go with ASTS though, probably. I do stay informed of these stocks though just by virtue of being online and reading headlines. but overall I find them comparable to quantum stocks, just stuff retail hypes cuz it's a fun industry. there are no macro tailwinds behind this and if anything Trump/Musk being in office makes me even more bearish on these.

>Broadcom, MU
I'll look into these more, MU and ASML are both pretty cyclical and I avoid investing in them for that reason.

I like the stocks I've picked, but you're right I do need to diversify into different sectors or asset classes. maybe bonds, gold and/or commodities.
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I maxed out my roth IRA last week but I only just now noticed that I should've picked the 2024 option upon doing so. Saw it a mistake as the recurring payment configuration only showed up on 2025, not 2024. How fucked am I?
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>>59605993
LUNR in particular is partnering with SpaceX and there was an anon that said a NASA contract is coming so I'm still in on that one

also recommend gold as a hedge and buying the vix when its low / shorting when its high. volatility is a position as is cash to buy the dip. For gold I like GLD as the boomer type, JNUG or GDXJ for degen leverage and NEM for miners

bonds I dont have any direct exposure to but t-bills could be worth looking into if youre just trying to tie your money up for a month or 2 at a time and collect a guaranteed return

oil could also have a good year. seems like Israel Palestine conflict coming to an end so we might get a relief rally in general if they decide to bless Trump and let it keep on pumping through earnings season
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>>59606082
LUNR launch was today actually -

https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/spacecraft/display.action?id=IM-1-NOVA
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>>59606119
scratch that next month

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IM-2
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>>59604283
Interesting
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>>59606082
>LUNR in particular is partnering with SpaceX and there was an anon that said a NASA contract is coming so I'm still in on that one
yeah I know but the company is still way overvalued imo. this article captures my thoughts well enough:
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4747938-intuitive-machines-is-cool-and-overvalued

it's a hype train stock without solid fundamentals imo so personally I'd avoid it but I've had success going long with options with it

>bonds I dont have any direct exposure to but t-bills could be worth looking into if youre just trying to tie your money up for a month or 2 at a time and collect a guaranteed return
I'd be looking at bonds for diversification and to increase Sharpe ratio since my stock picks are so tightly correlated.
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>>59606082
the only space stock I kinda like is redwire.
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>>59606082
and again yeah I just really wouldn't wanna be long on something that directly steps on Elon's toes, while relying on government funding. LUNR will be surviving at Elon's discretion imo. if it's a profitable enough company he'll just start doing it himself, and giving himself contracts.
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what's the best natural gas play and why is it KMI?
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>>59602025
>Some guy on Reddit suggested
nah blud, real niqqas and chuds b doin they due diligence on the Tok
I don’t fuck with that smol pp energy that they gots over on reddit, yknow what im sayin?
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>>59602370
It’s far worse than fusion as at least we know fusion works. People see “computer” and think scaling is just a matter of time, but as you said there’s a very real possibility it simply can’t be scaled as a matter of fundamental physical limitations
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Is biz smg back? I'm looking to make some $$$ like last orange con presidency, time to go balls deep in soxl?
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>>59601903
>>59603517
Glad to see other people are finally talking about Kodak. They're not the dying film company you think they are.
Just from a value investing perspective the market cap is like $550m and they have like $1.5bn in cash right now so they're severely undervalued even outside of any future prospects (which are excellent)
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>>59604652
24th expiry
$136 strike price
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>>59606402
Roll it to March and sell before earnings. NVDA will rally up back to 150 before earnings off of big tech beats later this month into early Feb and NVDA reports late Feb, somewhere in between that would be ideal to dump. NVDA will have a double beat and raise and sell off after record earnings as is tradition
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LPSN bros... we finna pump tomorrow
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so these tariffs are going to impact supply chains and the cost of goods -> should result in a drop in sales/consumption

what companies should I buy puts for or short
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>>59606468
maybe shipping/cargo companies
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>>59606355
yeah cuz printers are the future.. kek, you guys are crazy
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>>59606465
Why?
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>>59606553
Man if you can't do 30 seconds of reading or comprehend that a non-technology stock can still be undervalued, profitable, and worth buying, I don't know what to tell you...
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>>59606628
TSM just beat and releasing forward guidance within the hour. That + BAC and MS earnings dictate green or red day tomorrow. Trump trade is almost back, we’re almost so, so back
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>>59606676
>dictate green or red day tomorrow
no shit genius it has to be one or the other
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>>59606628
I have, and stand by what I said. Commercial printing is their largest source of revenue; I don't see any growth here and don't think the stock is presently undervalued, and I see no near or long term catalyst. I'm all for boring stocks and industries, but they at least need to be a good value, have a catalyst or good momentum/growth potential imo. Kodak has none of that going for it.
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>>59606684
that's what he said ESL. what will dictate the color, according to him is TSM, BAC and MS earnings. dingus
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It's over
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>>59606742
WE'RE FUCKING BACK
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>>59606684
>>59606717
this

1 out of 3 down. I think both banks beat and we go higher for longer tomorrow. peace in the middle east

213 and rising
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>>59606750
STILL CLIMBING AT 215
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i’m gonna cum
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>>59606753
218 now, wouldnt be surprised to see it hit a new ATH in the first hour, hopefully doesnt sell off but people tend to short it going into earnings so we'll see what happens...beat last time as well picrel

Futes just turned green as well
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>>59606707
I disagree but fair enough.
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>>59606174
>it's a hype train stock
the market is not like it used to be though. it's in a way a meme stock but with "normal" fundamentals, unlike shit like rigetti, so in this day and age when anything pumps for no reason and people are constantly looking for their next poomp it's as much of a safe bet as a "normal" company. Feels fucking shit that it made me more money in a short time period than amazon in a long-ass time.
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>>59606882
it's still too memy and risky for me. maybe if Elon wasn't a proxy president id be more comfortable. but regardless I think the industry sucks. ASTS is at least aiming to offer a service that's marketable to us earthlings. I just feel the force that fundementally drives up price for LUNR isn't sustainable compared to the other stocks I picked
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>>59601563
Der Hobbit..........
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>>59606174
>Sharpe ratio
how have you found using the Sharpe ratio since bonds tanked in 2020 and then the yield curve inverted in 2022? Any adjustments you've had to make in risk-analysis?
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>>59606402
yeesh i geddit.
yeah i'd get out while the gettins good. nvda's gonna get rejected at 140 and then test 130 again, you're right in the middle of that, but the overall trend is down.
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>>59606553
printing technology is evolving, and its proprietary

You don't import 10 tons mchines with a single purpose from China when tarriffs are high, and you don't commission your printing abroad when you've got an incentive to do it at home

Which is what I'm hoping for, and Kodak used to do a ton of stuff besides printing, I think they still want in after taking a break.
Wouldn't be surprised to see them doing VR/MR at some point.
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>Eastman Kodak (NYSE:KODK) was the recipient of unusually large options trading activity on Wednesday. Traders bought 5,232 put options on the stock. This represents an increase of approximately 47% compared to the average daily volume of 3,567 put options.

Looks like the market isn't sharing your enthusiasm since they are buying a fuckload of puts on kodak
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>>59607179
I just got into it, I'm not expecting it to skyrocket now, it's fine if it goes down, that'll help decide if I get into it more seriously or not
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anybody crunch the numbers on TSM earnings, what this means for supply constraints re chip designers contracts?
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>>59601563
AMD,MPWR,NVDA,MSFT,META
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40% s&p500
10% pltr
10% nvda
10% sofi
20% btc
10% cash reserve

rate my portfolio please. started 3-4 months ago and made some decent gains with it. anything I should look out for in the near future?
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Quantum stock are at "return to normal", get your shorts in now for a good entry. Quantum stocks have no revenue and the technology is years behind doing anything substantial, this is the definition of a bubble
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>>59607562
the quantum bubble popping is bullish for everything else
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>>59607562
Agreed
This guy has a good analysis on it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6iSVd_TFXI
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Bought back into Soundhound with 10% :)
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>>59607562
Ok Martin, we know you need your $25m position to go down :)
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>>59607732
He said he was only 200k down yesterday. He can weather going back to ATH no problem.
I on the other hand am in a more precarious situation.
I'm transferring $1500 in margin as we speak.
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>pre-market pump already dissipated
I need to stop watching charts man
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>>59608076
all that matters is what happens, speculation is wind
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everyone is getting rich except me
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No news on AISP so I dumped my holdings
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>>59607562
The entire market looks like this kek
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>>59607804
ionq and djt (if you know you know)
there's a saying: free money presents itself once a year or so, pick it up and sit in cash rest of the time
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https://www.investors.com/news/technology/quantum-computing-further-out-ai-decade-john-chambers/
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>>59608334
I also think they'll dump, but an average guy could easily get liquidated trying to short these two.
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New stock get
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SOUN bros some relief - hedgie bought nearly $1M -

https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/seacrest-wealth-management-llc-invests-944000-in-soundhound-ai-inc-nasdaqsoun-2025-01-16/
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why did the market just shit itself
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good news = dump
bad news = dump
as a nvda stock holder this is not new to me
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>>59608334
>>59608480
Mistakes were made
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look into EKSO
>nanocap robotics which hasn't PAMPED yet
>actually has revenue
>millions in cash reserves
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>ATRA
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>>59608597
Did it?
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We are so back
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>>59608484
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>>59606448
>NVDA will have a double beat and raise and sell off after record earnings
It's fallen after every earnings because the earnings aren't enough for what people expect. SOmeone pointed out that they're expect to beat the entire economy of Germany or Bulgaria or something.
plus orders are starting to get cancelled, thats gonna make for surprises in revenue
https://www.theinformation.com/articles/nvidias-top-customers-face-delays-from-glitchy-ai-chip-racks

>>59606402
>$136 strike price
hope you got out at the open of today.
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AHAHAHA WHY IS THE MARKET CRASHING WHAT THE FUCK
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>>59608750
>hope you got out at the open of today.
I wish I had.
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>Already bouncing back
We're so back
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>>59608856
>already dumping again
no we're not
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RECESSION CANCELLED, 2% FIRST HALF OF 2020

>>59605993
I'm very bullish on MU only because of the HBM trade potential. Nvidia and ASIC makers are desperate for a 3rd HBM3 supplier and Samsung keeps dropping the ball last year on power draw and yield. There will be a dearth of that kind of memory. The only thing that is risky is I do not believe the market has priced in CXMT D5 impact. All the memory stocks are probably going to get hit by 10-15% sometime in H1. Every non-HBM memory market is a commodity. CXMT has the power to singlehandedly cause a down-cycle.
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>>59608750
Yeah a 2-3B rev beat and line not going up is retarded no matter what way you paint it. The information is notorious for putting out hit pieces before NVDA earnings they did the same exact thing last time. They already said what is in the article is a non issue.

For every hit piece article there is 1 of these that comes along - https://wccftech.com/a-major-global-bank-expects-nvidia-to-earn-236-billion-from-datacenter-gpus-in-cy2025/

>>59608790
Roll that shit out to march while it’s still ITM
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>>59608923
I don't see the point of rolling vs just selling when I can.
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>>59603674
Crohns is a fake disease, you gotta put yourself through a rigorous elimination diet to identify your food triggers
it could also be some environmental toxin you expose yourself to unknowingly

>>59608874
u seem to know your tech
got any chinese robotics companies that are investable and primed for growth?
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Why is sana collapsing?
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Sell all low cap and meme stocks. The time for easy and quick money is over
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>>59608923
>The information is notorious for putting out hit pieces before NVDA earnings
Haven't seen any hit pieces on nvda until recently actually. Lots of hype pieces, lots of articles about how nvda beat earnings, lots of articles about price targets given by analysts.
But it has the same trading crowd as bitcoin, namely "it's going to go up because it's going to be really valuable"
Bitcoiners say "it's going to 1 million, better hop on now"
NVDA longs say "it's going to 150/175/200/220/500 better buy the dip"
Looking at Level 2, some people have placed Asks at like $1000+ for NVDA, i don't understand that at all. Says something about the crowd if someone out there think that's a reasonable ask to just plunk down and be reached in 3 months.
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>>59608990
People bought it with the hope that it would be picked up by fanatics like it happened with SAVA (which it also rhymes with).
But these kind of people decided to latch onto quantum instead, and nobody wants to wait months or years for stage 2 trials which come up negative 50% of the time.
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>>59608867
You were saying?
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>>59608953
I only short and trade semiconductors. If its smaller than your penis then I've probably traded it before (if it will let me, an American retail trader; they don't let you short stocks in HK nor Korea)
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Nvidia is such a piece of shit
never touching this gay ass company again
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>>59608994
Looks like a bearish flag buddy
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>>59609177
https://youtu.be/1lWJXDG2i0A?t=65
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>>59609082
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>>59609420
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>>59609177
shorted at the open today, I'm letting it run this time
Any suggestions for when to cover that's lower than 130?
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We bouncing back?
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i made $1 so far today
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Is it over? Double bottom is in…
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>>59609781
Yes
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I-If trump lifts the regulations, Nvidia will hit 150
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>>59608622
>hasn't PAMPED yet
it has, kys.
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>>59609614
I think it will bounce back or go sideways for the rest of the day and maybe dump again tomorrow
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Whatever Anon it was that sold me on RCAT a few years ago. Finally, thank you.
Same for the bcrx anon from 2020
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>>59610081
got in to RCAT today. Hope i didn't buy too high
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>>59610150
It was literally one post from like 2022, and i rode that stock down, but decided to hold the bags because drones. Then it popped. I remember the post had one reply calling him a jeet
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Yeah it's going to be choppy all day.
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>>59606017
your brokerage or bank should be able to fix this with a phone call
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>>59609962
>I-If trump lifts the regulations
not for nvda...they didn't donate to his ball...
and yellow jacket man's blog said something stupid...
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dont sleep on gun stocks
or else...
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>>59610380
>gun stocks
recommendations?
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>>59609962
>>59610323
Regs don't matter to bottom line. Nvidia can’t win. But then again, since its chips are so essential, it can’t exactly lose, either. A fine for skirting regs and potentially some kind of deal on what chips can be sold in China might be the outcome. If trump was savvy, he would give Nvidia some exceptions for the tarrifs or tax breaks to compensate. China will do the same (for Nvidia).
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>>59608484
wow it’s nothing
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Time for my bi-daily margin increase for my regretti short
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Divviefags, to DRIP or not to DRIP?
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>>59604531
If you are only being paid 18/hr the government gives you 200/mo in tax credits for shit healthcare anyway. Going to the doctor is indeed unimportant.
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>>59610617
Depends. Is it a risky hold? If so, don't drip -- reinvest the money elsewhere.
Does it do return on capital distributions? If so drip that shit for sure.
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Why is there zero hype for Chinese stocks? Aren’t there big numbers tonight or was that yesterday?
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>>59610617
Drip on MO. Wait for strong support levels on MSTY all these Y’s use bar chart cheat sheet my opinion timing really helps.
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>>59610704
The lack of hype around Chinese stocks could stem from several factors:

1. **Regulatory Concerns**: Recent regulatory crackdowns in China have created uncertainty and risk for investors, leading to caution rather than excitement.

2. **Transparency Issues**: Concerns about corporate governance and transparency in Chinese companies may deter investors who prioritize clarity and reliability.

3. **Geopolitical Tensions**: Geopolitical tensions between China and other countries, particularly the US, can create a risk factor that investors might want to avoid.

4. **Economic Slowdown**: China's economic growth has shown signs of slowing down, affecting investor confidence in the growth potential of Chinese stocks.

5. **Alternative Markets**: Investors may be finding more attractive opportunities in other markets or sectors that are perceived as having lower risk or higher potential returns.

These factors collectively contribute to the subdued enthusiasm for Chinese stocks compared to other investment options.
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>>59610380
You can’t stop me

>>59610390
Wood is always good, but retractable type stocks are more convenient.
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>>59610404
>since its chips are so essential
nvda doesn't make chips: TSM does.
nvda just designs GPUs...their designs actually aren't essential, they've just been MARGINALLY more convenient than competitors.
They are not the monopoly they are posing as.
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Been a real shitty week. Any good scoops?
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>>59604342
I have been watching OXLC for a while now and it is up to a 20% dividend with monthly payouts

What is the consensus on its future?
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>>59610732
Is it a good time to buy Chinese stocks?

As of now, the official Chinese economic data for January 16, 2025, has not been released, but there are a few key economic reports that typically come out in mid-January, which you might be looking for:
1. Inflation Data:
• Consumer Price Index (CPI) for December 2024 would have been released around the beginning of January 2025. This measure gives insights into inflation trends and purchasing power in China.
• Producer Price Index (PPI) data, which tracks changes in factory gate prices, is another key indicator often released alongside CPI.
2. Unemployment Rate:
• The urban unemployment rate data for December 2024 will likely be available by mid-to-late January 2025, as noted earlier. This shows the overall employment situation in China’s cities.
3. Industrial Production & Retail Sales:
• December 2024 data for these indicators is typically released in mid-January, providing a snapshot of economic activity, especially in manufacturing and consumer spending.
4. Trade Data:
• Export and import figures for December 2024 would also typically be reported around mid-January, offering insights into China’s trade performance and global demand for its goods.

If you’re looking for specific details or confirmation on exact numbers, it’s always a good idea to check the official reports from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) of China, as well as trusted financial news platforms like Bloomberg or Reuters for the latest updates.
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>>59610732
Oops wrong one

Deciding whether it’s a good time to buy Chinese stocks depends on several factors, such as the overall economic environment, market sentiment, and individual investment goals. Here are a few key considerations:
1. Economic Outlook: China’s economy has faced challenges recently, including slower growth, real estate sector struggles, and regulatory changes. However, the government has been implementing policies to stimulate growth, such as infrastructure spending and support for innovation. The trajectory of China’s economy will be a key factor.
2. Government Policy: The Chinese government often plays a significant role in shaping the business environment. There’s potential for both regulatory tightening and support for key sectors like technology, green energy, and consumer goods. Investors should stay informed about policy changes, such as those affecting data privacy, tech regulation, and environmental standards.
3. Valuations: Some Chinese stocks, especially in sectors like technology and consumer goods, may be undervalued compared to historical levels, partly due to market pessimism in recent years. This could present an opportunity for long-term investors, but there are risks related to volatility and geopolitical tensions.
4. Geopolitical Risks: The relationship between China and other countries, especially the U.S., can significantly impact Chinese stocks. Trade tensions, tariffs, and sanctions could affect profitability and stock performance. Geopolitical risk is higher in Chinese equities compared to domestic U.S. stocks.
5. Market Sentiment: Investor sentiment toward Chinese stocks has been volatile in recent years, driven by both domestic and global factors. While some investors see a buying opportunity given current low valuations, others remain cautious due to ongoing uncertainties.
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If you are a daytrader you should watch RGTI tomorrow, there might an opportunity there.
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why is boil up so much
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>AISP

Calls anon did you play hot potato yet or determined to bank it all on the elusive 40M announcement contract
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>quantum baggies, more hopium just dropped

“Researchers at MIT have developed two new control techniques that have enabled them to achieve a world-record single-qubit fidelity of 99.998 percent using a superconducting qubit called fluxonium.

This breakthrough marks a significant step towards the realization of practical quantum computing.

Qubits, the building blocks of quantum computers, are highly susceptible to noise and control imperfections.

https://interestingengineering.com/science/99-998-fidelity-in-quantum-computing-by-mit
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>>59611197
What’s going on with RGTI tomorrow?
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>>59611343
Options expiring might make market makers close their hedges, people might want to close their positions going into the long weekend.
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>>59611200
Cold weather and geopolitical issues

https://www.zerohedge.com/energy/turkey-confirms-key-gas-pipeline-was-attacked-after-kremlin-accused-united-states
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>>59611362
So RGTI is going to tank tomorrow? I got a 1,000 shares at $6.77.
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DJT stocks are hard to borrow!!!
grrr
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>>59611525
If you have a margin account you could just sell it. Not as much degenerate leverage.

Stop being a brokie and get yourself an IBKR margin account.
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>>59611390
I wish but nobody knows. It's just likely we see some extra volatility.
I'm like 10k short at an average of ~6.5
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>>59611343
I'm not sure but from all signs it's looking like there might a big move tomorrow but I'm unsure which way it will go. Just keep a more close look tomorrow and you should be able to close your position in case it's needed.
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>>59611289
still holding, if no news by tomorrow morning I'm finna roll to feb
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The fact that the news came out about that MIT experiment and the quantums only pumped a mere 5% tells me the momentum is over (hope I'm not jinxing myself tho).
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What's the best site to view gamma and other option and options chain data? I want to see if I can find any sort of edge there.

And on that note what services do you guys pay for? For me it's WSJ, Trading View and Seeking Alpha, and a single Substack subscription (Paul Cerro, because he was early on RCAT). I feel like a pleb paying for anything and don't know that's it's worth it yet, though I may discontinue my Trading View subscription next year since I don't trade charts really. WSJ is only like $2 a month for me cuz I used my student email to get a discount, but it's also pretty useless. I'm considering trying out FinViz and Stocktwits paid plans too (Stocktwits sucks ass though lol).
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>>59611801
>MIT experiment
link?

>>59604994
>hoping the news hits before calls Anon's $5 calls expire worthless
wtf asshole
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Nvidia faces revenue threat from new U.S. AI chip export curbs, analysts say

https://www.reuters.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/nvidia-says-new-rule-will-weaken-us-leadership-ai-2025-01-13/
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>>59611767
>>59611816
I am rooting for you m8 and have about 1k in shares in it, stay safe though anything could happen with administration change
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>>59604994
>>59611816
>wtf asshole
sorry I misread, thanks for your support. pic rel is gonna be really volatile next week probably same with miners. HUT 8 seems to be tracking Bitcoin's price action the best out of the miners from what I've seen. If I had capital available I would've picked up some suitable spreads to long vol on these.
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This can't be retail investors, right? Robinhood has after hours trading....
It's kinda frustrating that exchanges are still so secretive that we can't know where the volume comes from.
I think it must be the bots that are pumping all of these meme stocks.
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>>59611816
Most upboated post on reddit today
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1i2wysq/mit_sets_world_record_with_99998_fidelity_in/
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Thank you to the guy who told us to get into KODK, up 8% since the other day.
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so pic rel is why so many billionaires donate to their own charities?

>>59611895
thanks buddy, I think by mid feb at latest it'll be up nicely.
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>>59611975
yeah that's crazy that Jenson announcing a 'quantum day' party did more to move the stock than this news.
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>>59611963
All good, as far as platforms for data go I only pay wsj. Picrel is from a members site I use


And yeah good time to load up on MSTY right now if BTC can hold over 100k, unaware on Hut 8
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>>59612178
Yeah the high gamma on AISP $5 strike has me concerned as market makers will want the price to settle around there, making my calls worthless. Can you send me link to that page I just made an account.


All you get from WSJ is news articles right? They don't offer market data?
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>>59612194
It’s under ticker analysis requests I don’t think they released being able to use it you have to search or request a ticker


Yeah pretty much just articles and get to see summaries of when data comes out but good to stay tapped in to what’s going on.

But yeah it’s stuck right at 5 tomorrow unless that news drops and it goes to 6
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Analysis of RGTI options activity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LoScI6UmSI
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>>59612415
depending on the news I'd expect it to blow past $6, it nearly touched $8 on no news. Gamma doesn't determine everything but if there isn't any PR tomorrow I hope it at least opens green and touches $5.40 so I can dump before expiration. Pretty nervous but IR confirmed with two different, independent people (myself being one of them) that they'd have news this week, and they almost always release in the morning.

It'd also be a great day to release news, to front run the inauguration headlines/related news and policy changes, and get the stock out there just in time to plant the seed.
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>>59610871
Correct on the technicality! Congrats!
HOWEVER. The moat still exists. The chips runs the proprietary driver and software stack that is so effective that AMD has largely given up on competing at the data-center level. You also have Digits, the developer platform that will cement Nvidia for the years to come. You are not going to get the commoditization of AI with anything else so far, why pay the same price for less performance?
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Kodak chads stay winning
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>>59612711
Is there still enough time to buy or did I miss the boat?
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>>59612727
if you fomo in it'll dump
on the other hand, if you don't buy it will continue to pump
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Reminder that this price includes a $2.27 distribution that just came out today

Long MSTY to 40
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what are some good shorts rn. I saw Shkreli said some Pharma stock was even worse than SAVA recently
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>>59601563
Good thing I didn’t get all in BABA damn theta would have cost me 300$ well so far. China still garbage but desu the numbers look okay to me.
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>>59612791
Congratulations anon I should have done that instead of sitting back waiting for plays being depressing and boring that’s like 460$ free if my small account
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>>59613057
not too late to get in, BTC and MSTR pumping AH. it has some good positions going into inauguration week and synthetic becomes further ITM

IF MSTR can get above 400 and we go on a mini rally I think the next payout will be in the $3-$3.50 range, has a lot of profit it can book right now if it closed out the 2/21 position. of course if BTC pulls back it will bring this down a bit and could get a better entry
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>>59613234
>currynigger the post
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>>59611808
Don't need any of that. Just look at stocktwits, have a sense if the market, poke around reddit and see where there is momentum and volume and finally just get overall exposure in the market.

I use fidelity desktop trader has all the greeks I need.
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>>59613234
Is there any way to short it?
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Green Day tomorrow to close out the final trading day of the administration
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>>59611808
I trade using yahoo finance free information and sometimes check stockanalysis for some specific information or news I'm looking for. I don't do options though.
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>ATRA has an FDA approval yesterday, already good to go in EU
>Buy in last week at $17
>FTA says no, your 3rd party manufacturer is kinda shit, try again in 6 months
>Stock crashes 60%
>Lose $500
Oops
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvTqbM5Dq4Q

>>59611808
I use the free version of Perplexity AI as a better search engine, and ChatGPT Pro for coding.
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sold off my tesla shares yesterday at +80%
maybe there is more upside to tesla but it felt like the right time to dump
no idea where to next
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>there will be a trump pump
>there will be a trump dump
which one do you believe in?
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>>59614486
the line will go up forever
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How are your ASIP stocks doing? I think this was the dip/correction before it goes to 8$ per share.
>>59605530
keked and saved
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>>59612489
>Correct on the technicality! Congrats!
>HOWEVER. The moat still exists.
yeah...it's an important technicality because TSM delays will make nvda miss orders and lose revenue.
Nice slide into "but they have a moat"
Their moat is all from revenue that can be cancelled if orders are cancelled. poof
nice shill though
>"why pay the same price for less performance?"
that's why people are dumping nvda: the stock is at a point where buying a BOND will perform better.
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>>59601563
what are we buying biz? market is going to pump so hard on Tuesday. crypto too
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