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>>60141837
What if stocks were blue if they went down?
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I'm scared :(
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Eazy money bitches, let's get some
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good morning saars, what is best cow urine products??? kindly do the needful and revert back to me good company thanks saars
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how do i go back in time and pull all my shit out a month ago?
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>>60141837
Trumptards deserve this. They're coping right now by pretending like they give a fuck about manufacturing, but they'll be pissing and shitting themselves as soon as the prices go up.
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>>60141837
don't forget to link in the other thread
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Whenever I look at /smg/ I lose, whenever I don't visit /smg/ I gain.
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>Um, so, Trump, hah
>Can w-we stop this now? DARK MAGA HAHAHHAHAHA
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Black Monday or cat bounce?
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I have $15,000 to invest. Is it a bad idea to begin DCA VOO after seeing how this plays out in the next week or so?
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>>60141913
I don't see how there could be a bounce.
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>>60141887
the funniest part is that factories will close now that they can’t get the resources they need from China
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>>60141913
There's a lot of people thinking it'll be a black monday, so my expectation is a slightly green crabby day. Indexes closing +0.5%-1% green.

Depends entirely on if there's any news between now and then, of course. If some big country comes out with retaliatory tariffs on it, then it'll be a black monday. Especially if it's the EU.
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>>60141913
my purely vibes-based prediction is not-quite-black monday, tuesday cat bounce, wednesday crash, thursday crash, friday flat
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>>60141918
just buy gold stocks or something in healthcare. They wont fluctuate and will rise with the market on the bounce-back.
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>>60141920
Dead bounce will probably happen Tuesday if the markets drop 10% or so Monday, then expect a breaker trip crash Wednesday. I hope you are all cash.
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>>60141945
I don't see any reason why Traders will have a different level of confidence wednesday than they would have on Monday. Monday is going to look like thursday or friday and Tuesday will be crash
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>>60141959
Wednesday is when the tariffs are supposed to go into effect. If Trump hasn't blinked by then, that's when people will lose their minds.
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How far OTM should I get my puts?
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>>60141592
>His people are convinced backing down now would just render the sacrifices already made worthless
If this shit comes in to effect unchanged, they're going to feel the effects very fast. That will cause a stir. Donald might be a true believer in this but I assure you the Republican party as a whole are not.
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>>60141884
>believed that trump would be good for the economy

ngmi
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>>60141850
the bars turn blue when they go down on my chart. the other anons feel my charts are ugly and a tacky assault on the eyes.
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>>60141837
If enough people buy enough shorts could it help things bounce back?
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>>60141918
Remember that this only the first of a whole series of policy changes. And he will fuck those up too. Sit on your money and do what Buffett does, when he does it.
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>>60141542
Now that you mention it, it's quite weird how we we so close to circuits breaker, but conveniently didn't touch it even though you just can FEEL the force is here to do so.
I indeed wouldn't be surprised if algos are now playing to avoid them like in 2020, which likely fucked them over a bit. Meaning the dump is going step by step, with steps of -6% at max, maybe -5 or -4% just to be safe. Over multiple steps, obviously.
Is there anything the based NOOTICERS managed to notice over the multiple data/correlations they monitor, that would support that theory?
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Jim Cramer announced tomorrow will be a Black Monday. That means we are going full green to the moon!
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>>60141918
>after seeing how this plays out in the next week or so?
Trump is on and off again with the tariffs and threatening to strike Iran. Watch the news and see if things are calming down and getting crazier (more volatile). If the markets are going down and you DCA your investments are losing. If the markets are going up and you DC your investments are gaining in value. If you invest in a declining market you have to understand you will be red until it starts to rebound, which could be a long time if Trump goes through with an attack and if it does not go well. Just some things to consider before you jump in. You can always go slower and see how things play out the next few weeks.
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>>60141930
This.
Always do the opposite what financial media says.
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>>60141986
>Jim Cramer announced tomorrow will be a Black Monday.
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>>60141981
While I hear you, I do have to question what benefit the algos get out of not triggering the breakers.
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>>60141913
Nah. It won't be as bad as people are expecting, but by the end of the week, it depends on what other countries say.
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>>60141987
>If the markets are going down and you DCA your investments are losing. If the markets are going up and you DCA your investments are gaining in value.

No fucking way!
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>>60141913
retail is still "buying the dip" so i'd say black monday
when retail capitulates we'll get a dead cat bounce to catch the final dip slurpers before we dip into oblivion and banks buy cheapies
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>>60141972
I just didn't nthink it would be a shitshow. last time was fine, he wasn't trying to play economy wizard.
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>>60141884
I made the same mistake. Even told myself to do it because the market was up despite Trump & Friends saying insane bullshit about how they wanted to reduce aggregate demand to bring inflation under control. I psyched myself out though assuming I couldn't be smarter than the market.
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>>60141965
Do you still Think trump cares what the rest of the party thinks? They've spent the last 4 years purging the party of anyone not loyal to him.
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>>60141986
I'm thinking a vicious bear market rally.

But then I am looking at VIX and I'm thinking forced institutional selling in every asset class.
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>>60142017
he says insane shit literally every day. how was i supposed to know this time he was serious. worried to see futures.
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>>60142024
The most the republicans could manage was Rand Paul joining the Democrats to try and end the Canada tariffs. Ted Cruz came out publicly against the tariffs but voted with the Trump loyalists.
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I’m a stupid black monkey that fails at playing the stock market every time
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>>60141981
If you have been around long enough and pay attention long enough you would have noticed long ago congress would deregulate and cause a ramp on the markets (bond, stock, real estate) then would be a crash they could not control. So, they implement more controls and as computers and high speed trading became more common and capable they gained more control over the markets. There were flash crashes due to bad programming, or one system triggering another, or to demonstrate to congress the markets were controlled and they better pass or stop a bill. More laws have been passed to allow some of the largest/most important business to keep a separate set of books for "National Security" reasons. You never know really what the Fed is doing, where the money is going, DOGE has made public the trillions of dollars of fraud. Rest assured the current financial/economic actions are planned and bond and stonk markets are controlled to implement the plan. They don't care about you, they care about fighting Iran, Russia, China and ruling the world. Don't try to fight it, watch it and make money off it.
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>these tariffs
So... uh.. what's the plan?
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>>60142050
CRASHING THIS ECONOMY
WITH NO SURVIVORS!
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>>60142050
Assume the autofellatio position during the nosedive, please.
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>>60142050
>So... uh.. what's the plan?
"Trump" is trying to reconfigure global money flows because the US is bankrupt and corrupt, they (US, England, France and otheres) want to stay in power to stay rich. They are fighting against Russia, China, India, Iran and others who want a separate system - BRICS. US is determined to destroy Iran, Russia and China. This is all part of the re-positioning of alliances, finances, economics, trade, political powers. Just because its a plan does not mean it will work well, or work at all, or it may be great for the US/Europe. Part of Trump's style is redirection, confusion, intimidation and the high speed trading platforms that read the news and make trades based on key words are having seizures trying to figure out what is going on. Expect more volatility if Trump keeps is up, if there are counter-tarriffs, large military attacks stuff like that. I am hoping for a massive crash, then I will buy in big time, before the announcement of massive QE again.
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Are bonds good to hold during rate cuts?
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>>60141837
>he bought
>domp eet
>domp eet ahrgain
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>>60142042
>DOGE has made public the trillions of dollars of fraud.
retard
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>>60142102
>Are bonds good to hold during rate cuts?
It depends - bond prices and interest rates are inversely related, but if no one wants the bonds and they have to be sold at a discount just to get them sold then the actual interest rate rises even though they lowered them. But, the Fed is owned by private banks, primary dealers, the Fed gives them money, they turn around buy the bonds at whatever price the Fed says, then they give the bonds to the Fed as collateral for money and go do whatever they want. It works until no one wants to play and things get wonky and the Fed has to create new "facilities" to rig the markets.
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>>60142112
>retard
explain what you do not understand DOGE has found and made public? Any idiot already knew what was going on, but the zombies masses need to see it on the news to learn about it.
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>>60142050
I'm risking some experimental money on a microcap. CEO looks like he has experience. Small number of employees. And before the tariffs, he said they have some sort of commission to last for the year, so the company isn't reliant on federal handout like other defensive companies. So that means the company is aware that there will be slow growth and it's not just some salesman pitch to drum up shares.

I ain't telling you the stock tho

Cause it's a risky bet
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>>60142130
Spending approved by congress which musk disagrees with is not Fraud. There's a reason nobody has been charged with anything.
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>>60141913
Small bounce followed by crab that keeps going slightly lower but doesn't triggers a panic
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>>60142153
Wishful thinking, the panic is really starting to set in now, even retail is getting the message. They can't keep burning money in an attempt to buy the dip forever.
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I voted for this
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>>60142168
Poorfag bros I’m waiting to buy in bigly after the Blurmpfoid crashes us even further
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>>60142134
>Spending approved by congress
You are actually retarded, no joke. General appropriations are not approvals to spend specific amounts at each Board, Department, Office, Agency. The operatives in those groups then funnel the funds to corrupt operations, some of which is funneled back to campaign contributions for the elected who voted to approve. You know nothing about government budgets and expenditures
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>>60142180
Please point me to the actual crimes and people being charged with committing them please. What you're describing is corruption, not fraud, only of those is a crime.
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>>60141986
>>60141994
so, Monday will be a bull trap followed by Black Tuesday 2: tariff boogaloo
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If you complain even once about the markets going down, you are shareblue. Stay strong, Pedes!
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>>60142162
This is a news driven crash, so all Trump has to do is shut the fuck up and the oversold market will recover a little before resuming its downward bias but not a 3rd crash in a row. Considering parts of the Republican party are fracturing already, that's most likely his course of action.
The only thing that would trigger a complete collapse is Trump signing even more tariffs on China and escalating into whats basically the starting stage of WW3 at that point. Which now that I think about it, isn't out of the question because he's just as retarded as the people who voted for him. But still, at that point you should invest in guns and protection rather than money
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>>60142201
Tariffs don't magically go away by ignoring them. The global economy is fucked. Nobody wins in a trade war
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>>60142201
No it's policy driven, Trump is hellbent on tearing down system of global trade that has been driving the markets for the better part of a century, and turning his country into Argentina. The only things that could stop the crash now would be for him to come out and announce it was all a joke.
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>>60141837
GET FUCKED TECH SECTOR

MOST SEMICONDUCTORS ARE NOT EXEMPT FROM TARRIFS

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

>Trump’s Tariffs Are Threatening the US Semiconductor Revival
>Only a small number of American manufacturers will be able to continue sourcing chips without needing to factor in higher import costs. The vast majority of semiconductors that come into the US currently are already packaged into products that are not exempt, such as the graphics processing units (GPUs) and servers for training artificial intelligence models. And manufacturing equipment that domestic companies use to produce chips in the US wasn’t spared, either.
>Given that most semiconductors arrive at US borders packaged into servers, smartphones, and other products, the tariffs amount to “something in the ballpark of a 40 percent blended tariff on that stuff,” Rasgon says, referring to the overall import duty rate applied.
https://www.wired.com/story/trump-tariffs-impact-semiconductors-chips/
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>>60142207
That's true which is why I'm not a retard retail saying to buy le dipperino, the market will go down and will continue going downwards, with small relief rallies while it adjust to the new normal, which is a really shitty new normal and even MAGA may not cope with le zoom out meme at some point.
Basically, iron condors are your best friend on Monday.
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It's actually a good thing that the tariffs are so bad, it means that they're guaranteed to be overturned one way or another. Even the people that wrote project 2025 hate it. It would have been far worse if the numbers were high but somewhat reasonable.
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>>60142235
>Even the people that wrote project 2025 hate it
Then who's idea were they in the first place?
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>>60142235
No it just mean he can lower them a bit and claim he's saving the markets. Classic High balling strategy.
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What stocks do I buy
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>>60142254
Leveraged Bear ETFs
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>>60142254
VIX
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>>60142258
>Buy high sell low
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>>60142258
Oracle it is
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>>60142260
You clearly haven't learned from history that tariffs cause the global economy to crash and put every country into a global recession. Learn your history or learn the hard way and lose everything.
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>>60142260
>he thinks a 45 VIX is "high"
https://www.marketwatch.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-dow-futures-steady-after-market-bounce-back/card/what-is-the-highest-level-the-vix-ever-reached--sc0LUfA6VGrSY913bhtj
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>>60142241
A lot of people with a lot of money are wondering the same thing.
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>>60142263
Cost of production for Oracle backend hardware is about to skyrocket thanks to tariffs
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>>60141837
>>Suicide Hotline
>Help is available
>"Help"
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>>60142270
The other ones Im considering are Lockheed (Lockheed always wins all the time), Nike (Vietnam is negotiating tarrifs), Amazon (possibility of buying Tiktok), Google (idfklol), and VOO (its VOO)
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>>60142277
>Vietnam is negotiating tarrifs
If the goal is to force those jobs back to the US, why would the trump admin lower the tariffs?
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Can breakers trip in pre-market? What are the odds of us seeing a breaker trip at 5am this week?
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>>60142282
>If the goal is to force those jobs back to the US, why would the trump admin lower the tariffs?
They had a "good phonecall". He took away Israels tariffs too and is considering taking or renegotiating Indias.
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>>60142291
He had a "good phonecall" with Zelensky prior to his visit. Do I really have to explain why Israel would get special treatment?
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>>60142279
>Google
Poor choice imo. Advertising is gonna get hit hard with economic downturn. Europe is considering taxing advertising too. Also AI is a bubble bursting. Even if AI has a future the it's gonna die a death of a thousand cuts from every direction. Google has nothing up it's sleeve besides being huge. It's gonna shrink and become another boomer company to large to maneuver out of it's own way.
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when do the market futures open?
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>>60142266
People don't learn their history and this is a failure on their part of epic proportions. We're still in the denial phase of grief. It's gonna hit them hard when they realize nothing they say or do will change the outcome of tariffs, as history has taught us before when people speculated the market was going to go up higher and it crashed -90%. We know where this is heading. We learned from history. We know what to do. It's still gonna hurt, but at least we know the history and the playbook of tariffs and how to handle it accordingly. They'll lose all their money, but at least I know I'll be stacking up when it falls flat -90% and making it like our great grandfathers did. This is not a game. This is no joke. This is real life. Things are about to get seriously hard for everyone and they're still in denial. For now, but not for long. Most we can do is what we have to do while they're in denial. Logic over emotion.
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>>60142293
Uh, because theyre our closest ally? Chud?
>>60142296
I heard Google was undervalued which was why I was considering it.

What do you guys recommend
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>>60142279
Vietnam is calling for 0 tariffs on both ends. It's up to Trump to actually reverse it, but it's hard saying if he actually will save that doesn't fit his agenda. Lockheed isn't a bad investment. If we go to war, Lockheed will most definitely come up ahead in production, but again, steel tariffs. We have no materials for production. Amazon will go under for a variety of tariff related bs. Google is a bad buy. VOO is a possibility.
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>>60142266
I want to believe it will go higher. But my instinct is to not get greedy and trying to jump on the bandwagon after it's already left.
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>>60142291
>Trump took away Israels tariffs
He did no such thing yet you baffoon. There will be talks on Monday. That is the only announcement on Israel tarrifs besides Trump wanting to further hit Israel's pharmecutical industry with more tarrifs.
https://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/world/israel-s-netanyahu-set-for-talks-with-trump-in-washington-dc/ar-AA1CmUlg
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>>60142235
Stephen Miller wrote Project 2025 and he has spent the past 3 days defending tariffs. What are you talking about?
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>>60142312
I think Lockheed, if they needed it, could get pretty much whatever they wanted. They make UFOs for money. Also even if Amazon gets hit, wont they stay around due to delivery infrastructure? And if the economy is bad, wont VOO be bad?
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>>60142291
>He took away Israels tariffs too and is considering taking or renegotiating Indias.
He hasn't taken away Israel's tariffs -- at least, not yet. Israel is pushing for it, but there's no confirmation on Trump's side.

https://www.reuters.com/world/netanyahu-expected-talk-tariffs-with-trump-washington-monday-officials-say-2025-04-05/
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>>60142291
Edit** VOO looks like it's about to hit a death cross
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>>60142221
Uhhh...SOXLsisters, why do these bags feel so incredibly heavy???
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>>60142320
Amazon- not of tariffs cause imports to rocket. Then majority of people saving with Amazon will go back to traditional retail stores. But if everyone is too broke to purchase anything when the great depression hits, it'll go under.
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>>60142310
>What do you guys recommend
Prayer.
Seriously stay away from the tech sector. The shit show is just getting started. The whole market is sketchy. The majority of the world including Euope have yet to respond to the tarrifs. It's a wait and see game right now. Don't believe the lies on social media. Get concrete sources information from actual sources before making decisons.
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Nononono
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>>60142323
I mean, its Israel though.
>>60142324
Whats a death cross?
Can a fund that big REALLY go under?
.t retard who uses boomer strategies
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>>60142332
>tech sector
Wasn't that shit overbought due to AI memes anyway?
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>>60142329
Yup time to double down on shorts, but do I wait for a bounce???
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>>60142336
Yes
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>>60142335
Learn your history and how tariffs started the great depression and destroyed the global economy. Dow jones industrial went under -90% in a matter of two weeks.

Death cross: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/deathcross.asp
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>>60142266
VIX tracks uncertainty no? How could the situation possible get more uncertain than now. The situation will only get more clear, for better or worse, where we are heading.
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>>60142319
I just watched some interview with a guy from the heritage foundation who said they wrote 30% of it. He was shitting on it and wondering who did it.
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>>60142345
>How could the situation possible get more uncertain than now
The second order effects of millions of people with guns losing their jobs.
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>>60142342
>Despite the dramatic name, the death cross has been followed by above-average short-term returns many times since 1992
So this could be a good time to buy VOO?
It feels hard to believe a company that props up most peoples retirement funds could collapse
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>>60142346
Yeah I saw that, basically suggested hanging whoever put together the list and give it to Trump, who of course can never be a fault.
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>>60142353
that happened in 2008 and 2020, but 08 we had an election to throw the bum out, and 2020 everyone was too scared of the covid to form mobs. This one will be interesting.
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>>60142297
6 PM ET tomorrow
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>>60142345
VIX goes up when everyone starts getting puts for downside protection, like right now
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>>60142384
Interesting, I would have assumed if most people thought the market is going down uncertainty would reduce. I need to better understand what exactly VIX tracks.
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>>60141920
>>60141913
That’s why there will be a bounce.
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>>60142355
It could be if the tariffs go byebye. They're not wrong under normal circumstances with that statement, but this is under previous circumstances that caused the great depression. History > speculation. It would be one hell of a bet to do so, but with how things are going, you're better off waiting for it to drop to the floor.
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>>60142363
>At 4:45 pm, commanded by MacArthur, the 12th Infantry Regiment, Fort Howard, Maryland, and the 3rd Cavalry Regiment, supported by five M1917 light tanks commanded by Patton, formed in Pennsylvania Avenue while thousands of civil service employees left work to line the street and watch. The Bonus Marchers, believing the troops were marching in their honor, cheered the troops until Patton ordered the cavalry to charge them.[35]
>After the cavalry charged, the infantry, with fixed bayonets and tear gas (adamsite, an arsenical vomiting agent) entered the camps, evicting veterans, families, and camp followers. No shots were fired. The veterans fled across the Anacostia River to their largest camp, and Hoover ordered the assault stopped. MacArthur chose to ignore the president and ordered a new attack, claiming that the Bonus March was an attempt to overthrow the US government. 55 veterans were injured and 135 arrested.[1]
To be fair I think Trump would just let Washington burn if protests got unfathomably big.
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>>60142355
Elon hopes for a tariff free trade zone between the US and EU. That's entirely up to Trump to do so. China still has reciprocal tariffs going into effect on the 10th, raising tariffs by +34%
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VIX is cool and all, but anyone else also buying TZA?
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>>60142355
I’d aim higher, but if you like to water down your mayo go for it. Always buying VOO is a cheat code to being a millionaire… in your mid 60s.
Personally I’d look at UPRO.
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>a $10 SOXL august call only costs $215
buying a small bag with my put profits
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>>60141990
I want the gay meter to hit 0 desu
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>>60142241
Peter Navarro and Stephen Miran
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>>60142413
That's literally that last things Trump and the other people around him want though. They outright hate Europe and want to force those jobs back to the US
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>>60142414
I am now. Trying to decide what the best way to short is.
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>>60142429
Precisely. We live in a screwed up world right now
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>>60142413
If Elon hopes in one hand and shits in the other guess which hand will fill up first?
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>>60142429
What I question is what their true motives are. They could have easily brought those jobs back into the US by providing incentives for the corporations to bring, and keep, production into the US. There's an alternate motive here. They faked those numbers on the tariff board. Why?
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Assuming Trump isnt doing what hes doing for the reason he says, what is the reason hes doing it?
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>>60142449
It's stupidity. His advisors gave him a number of tariff routes, and he chose the worst one. There is no motive but Trump, an incompetent, being surrounded by yes-men.
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>>60142449
honestly I think he's gone senile
the numbers the h1b intern got from chatgpt were chosen because they best reinforced trumps delusions about how everything is unfair
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>>60142451
Crash the market so his buddies can buy up everything.
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>>60142451
You follow the Nikola founders Trevor Milton pardon. Look at that and get back to me. It’s not even corruption as 1.8 mil is nothing. Just looks like an old man being taken advantage of. Seriously, dig into that and answer me why. I think that will answer your question.
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>>60142463
What would that do besides letting the corporations make money sitting in their corporation buildings or whatever

And what are they buying?
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>>60142459
>>60142461
There's a video I saw just yesterday on YouTube of a young Trump in his 30's spouting the same rhetoric he is right now. It was insanely uncanny. He had talked about a similar motive/agenda. I wish I could find the video, but that should be enough breadcrumbs to find it if you look for it. It gave me chills
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>>60142474
ADD: it did make me laugh because he legitimately had the same damn combover hairstyle, but his face was so much younger. But that didn't take away from the fact that he has a regime here that goes back to when he was 30 years old. Seriously it will give you goosebumps
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>>60142472
>And what are they buying?
Power, control, wealth, real estate, companies, ect. Everything not nailed down. You will own nothing and you will be happy.
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>>60142482
>trump is looping the 80s again in his brain
that just provides more evidence for senility
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>>60142486
Does this mean number go up
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>>60142434
Good luck nigga
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It's his turn
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>>60141913
words in anon, boomer grandparents sold bonds and have bought voo.
I REPEAT
BOOMER GRANDPARENTS HAVE BOUGH VOO
its going lower
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>>60142451
I think we are on the verge of the Chinese century, and we have to do something drastic to maintain global dominance.
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>>60142414
>>60142494

I want to buy but by instinct I need to wait for it to dip in the other direction a bit first.
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>>60142515
Historically speaking, western civilization all the way back to Mongolian era shows China has always been ahead of the rest of the world.
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I've only been putting 100 euros a month in the SP500, but with this mess I might have to consider waiting until the end of the week and consider catching the falling knife with my savings
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>>60142517
I don’t blame you. Even though I’m 90% sure we’re going to see red on Monday I’m still nervous. I hope it doesn’t crash too bad though, for my grandfathers sake lol
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>>60142523
When it wasn't having its seasonal civil war or giant flood that killed millions of people yes, but Xi Jinping won't live forever
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>>60142535
They have a long and brutal history. That is without a doubt. But they had guns 400 years before the rest of the world, all while they were all still swinging swords.
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>>60142535
Xi ping is arguably the most calmest of Chinese leaders
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>>60142538
Not on a very large scale, and guns back then were not so good.
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>>60141999
Checked, and is there is an overweight punishment for stopping trading, or rather an overweight reward for continuing to be able to trade, I can see how the models could learn to avoid breakers as that would effectively halt their ultimate function which is to trade during open hours
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https://youtu.be/2WiaQjwMTiw?t=150
>Go sell low, and go buy high
>Just to watch the markets crash and die
>These economists they see no wrong
>In pumping, pumping
>Pumping, pumping
>Pumping, pumping all day long
>Pumping, pumping all day long
>Pumping, pumping all day long
>Pumping, pumping all day long
>Yeah!
>They go on pumping till at last
>Pumping all year makes it fat
>The worship patterns on their chart
>Expecting growth with no jumpstart
>Pumping, pumping all day long
>Pumping, pumping all day long
>Pumping, pumping all day long
>Boomercrypto
>Boomercrypto
>Boomercrypto
>Boomercrypto
>For years and years they pump away
>The bubble grows bigger every day
>And with one great tremendous pop
>The cucks they watch the market drop
>And now that pensions have gone away
>These cucks are losing their 401k
>Pumping, pumping all day long
>Pumping, pumping all day long
>Pumping, pumping
>Pumping, pumping
>Pumping, pumping all day long
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>>60142540
They were good enough, and destroyed armies who only had swords while they had guns and cannons.
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>>60141981
It's retail investors buying the dip. They can't wrap their heads around a protracted market decline.
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>>60142538
>>60142540
>>60142550
Go back to Guangzhou, Chang
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>>60142540
I'm still wondering how Nikkei is going to open tomorrow. It will give insight into the further economic destruction of the tariff war. China's retaliatory tariffs go in to effect on the 10th at +34%
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>>60142553
I'm American and have a shit leader hell bent on destroying the world economy. all we can do is react appropriately and in accordance to the hand we've been dealt.
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>>60142554
>I'm still wondering how Nikkei is going to open tomorrow
will shit the bed as always
nikkei only goes down
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>>60142553
I'm speaking on behalf of what I learned from taking western civilization, Cornell University, circa 2014
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>>60142565
Zoom out. Nikkei was handling fine before Trump signed that tariff executive order. Not to mention Dow jones industrial and the entire market is collapsing real time.
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>>60142572
>Nikkei was handling fine before Trump signed that tariff executive order
it started shitting the bed when BOJ hinted at interest rate increases way before muh tariffs
tariffs are just accelerating the collapse
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Didn't the guys at zerohedge used to be non-retarded?
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>>60142582
The US isn't immune to federal rate increases. The same will happen in an attempt to stabilize the economy, but it also has that potential to further jack up the economy because it doesn't make tariffs and price increases go away. New iPhones alone are going up to $3500 per phone. I can't imagine tariffs on top of rate increases stimulating the economy this time around. The tariffs need to go, or else we're all fucked.
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>>60142523
China has historically been bad at fighting against anyone that wasn't Chinese. They were constantly being taken over by barbarian tribes to the north. The British conquered them by just teaching them how to smoke opium. Sure they have historically been wealthier than the west more often than not, but they kind of suck at international conflicts.
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>>60142601
That was back when they were having famines literally every other week. Now they've had decades of proper nutrition and the some of the toughest education in Asia.
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>>60142585
>Didn't the guys at zerohedge used to be non-retarded?
The media literacy meme is real with you people.
>The New Republic and New York magazine have identified Daniel Ivandjiiski as the founder of Zero Hedge.[1][7] The New York article made assertions regarding Ivandjiiski's background, particularly his Bulgarian citizenship, his FINRA charge and lifetime ban from securities trading, and his father, Krassimir Ivandjiiski's, own controversial news and political website, Strogo Sekretno (Bulgarian: Cтpoгo ceкpeтнo; English "Top Secret"),[a] and Krassimir's position in the pre-1990 Bulgarian-Soviet administration".[b][7]
>On 29 April 2016, an ex-employee of Zero Hedge, Colin Lokey, who had joined a year earlier in 2015 from Seeking Alpha, gave an interview to Bloomberg, revealing Ivandjiiski, and San Francisco-based credit trader Tim Backshall,[c] as the main force behind Zero Hedge.[9][10] The article confirmed various details about Daniel Ivandjiiski, including that he lives in a mansion in Mahwah, New Jersey, Lokey saying: "These two guys, who live a lifestyle you only dream of, are pretending to speak for you."[11]
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>>60142532
bot post
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>>60142609
https://youtu.be/3m3iUHplvQE?feature=shared
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>>60142609
https://youtu.be/cwidw5Xtv6w?feature=shared

Yeah they have some crazy stuff in the works and we definitely need to catch up. I almost accepted a gove
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>>60142609
They replaced famines with gutter oil, cancer air and cancer water, so it remains to to be seen.
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>>60142609
Almost accepted a government contract to train candidates for drone warfare, but it's nothing compared to this. We do have some battle bots in the works, but my understanding is it's all still underground and in testing. I didn't pick up any other contracts.
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>>60142616
Beep bop
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>>60142585
>open website
>immediately see a shop that sells "brain" supplements
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>>60142451
Climate change. It's the simplest and easiest explanation. The Pentagon has been crying about how it will destroy America for years.
The endgame of climate change is a complete breakdown of the global supply chain and the death of globalization and international trade. It's unrealistic and delusional to believe that America can maintain it's hegemonic grip on the world with these conditions, especially after the sanctions against Russia failed to instill regime change and give the US a land-based ally to further surround China.

That's why Trump is talking about annexing Greenland (shipping and naval routes from ice melt), along with annexing Mexico, Panama and Canada. America is downgrading from a world superpower to a regional dominator that will rely on imperialism of its neighbors to survive. This will play out further years/decades from now, but Trump is jumping the gun and posturing now to manufacture consent.
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Okay I've decided I won't be greedy and will resist anymore shorting until there's been a bounce. If it crashes again Monday I'll sell my existing short on Tuesday in preparation for the bounce. After the bounce looks like it's over load up on shorts again.
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10% of the population owns 88% of all stocks.
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>>60142691
91%
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>>60142585
>Didn't the guys at zerohedge used to be non-retarded?
that site dieded in like 2011. Before that they used post really good articles and were getting well known on wall street.
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>>60142653
I think the real crash will be on Wednesday when people realize Trump is not backing down on his retarded tariffs
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>>60142505
I remember being so bored of months of his stupid fucking face.
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https://www.ft.com/content/8ba439ec-297c-4372-ba45-37e9d7fd1771
Yeah so Monday crash is basically guaranteed now right?
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>>60142727
Investment banks on Friday too, giving their quarterly predictions. Since the Atlanta fed says GDP already dropped 2% this quarter, it probably won’t be pretty.
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April 3-4 was the first time in American history the Dow Jones index shed over 1.5k points in back-to-back days
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>>60142392
>I need to better understand what exactly VIX tracks
it's implied volatility from options on the SP500
puts affect it more because dumps are faster than pumps. people are afraid the market will dump violently, they buy puts, hence implied volatility increases -> VIX goes up
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>>60142816
>they buy puts, hence implied volatility increases
This is what I don't understand. If people all expect the market to go down, doesn't that reduce IV?
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>>60142812
oh fuck its going to get so much worse
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feels like monday will be even worse desu my dudes
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>>60142816
The volatility would come from people panic selling right?
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>>60142822
NVM I'm stupid, it refers to expectations of a movement of the price In any direction.
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>mfw solded everything on friday
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>>60142838
I have a bunch of telsa stock hoping it goes green
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>>60142852
R.I.P
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>>60142834
>>60142822
implied volatility from options is not the same as actual realized volatility in the SP500. if people are willing to pay a high price for a put, it implies they expect high volatility. the put buyers' don't "know" that the SP500 will dump lets say -10% in a week, they are giving a reasonable probability it will and buy the puts for that scenario. it might not dump -10%, actual realized volatility is different.
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>>60142867
Yeah I think I get it now. VIX but looking at the history VIX just seems to swing too wildly to be worth investing in once it's already started to spike.
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are we still buying the dip, bagholders?
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>/pol/turds coping that the markets already have Trump's schizophrenic outbursts baked in
Oh yeah you know just a 10% market contraction over 2 days, totally normal, nothing to see here, stock markets are fake and gay, third term soon
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>>60142852
It's not going to get better, BYD and other car companies are humiliating Tesla and not to mention, Musk already alienated the consumer base that would be most likely to buy his electric cars as well.
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>>60142903
I aint buying shit for the next 2 years
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People voted for trump because they wanted the 2019 economy back.
If he causes a stagflationary depression and tells everyone that it's his plan and on purpose, he will annihilate the Republican party for decades, the same way that the liquidationists did under Hoover.

The original constitution grants tariff policy along with all other tax and spending policy, to congress, not the executive.
It's only a relatively late amendment that gave the executive the power to institute tariffs under emergencies.

If Trump continues on this course of economic suicide in a clear overreach of the law, the Democrats will be able to flip enough Republicans to overturn that amendment (or alternatively they can threaten to and force Trump to fold).
The bill is literally in motion right now and various republicans are already co-signing.
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I don't have much capital, I just DCA into indexes, should I just stick with it through this or actually pull out? It seems like this is different from just a downturn. It's probably too late anyway isn't it?
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>>60142997
>The bill is literally in motion right now and various republicans are already co-signing.
What happens when Trump just Vetoes it lol? They republicans have been purge of anyone not loyal to trump, they won't be able to get enough to flip.
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>>60142997
>he will annihilate the Republican party for decades
Imagine if Trump was a democrat plant all along.
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God just giveme a billion dollars im done with this shit lol
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>>60143032
If they get enough republicans on board to make up 60% of congress then the bill can't be vetoed
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>>60143083
Won't happen until there is literally blood on the streets
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Has there been no rumors of Trump backtracking at all? This retards really going to do it isn't he?
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>>60143105
Buckle Up Buckaroo
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Is /smg/ ready for the nuke tomorrow?
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>>60143124
Will be buying more US equity shorts the moment the ASX opens
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>market is going down
>switch to puts
>now you make money from market going down
You can flip the picture upside down, we got a mega bull market just reversed, I dont see the problem here? The only ones losing are boomers and jews who own a lot of shares. (and me because I was bullish out of inexperience)
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you ARE shorting quantum and then buying Costco at the bottom, right anons?
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So what happens tomorrow?
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>>60143149
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>>60141913
This is a clown world do we're going up 5%
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>>60143155
News over the weekend just gets worse and wrose, I can't imagine a bounce.
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>>60142648
>le climade change doomerism
Communist
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Trump's Jews are already turning on him
If he doesn't announce postponing tarrifs on Monday, know for sure that, without a doubt, he intends to crash the stock market with no survivors.
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>>60143139
The problem is this might undermine the USD's value and by extension the US
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>>60143185
Man he just announced china made a big mistake on the retaliatory tariffs, how do you think it will look if he backs down now?
>>60143193
Why is that a problem?
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>10% of the population accounts for 50% of consumer spending.
>10% of the population own 90% of the stocks
This is like the ultimate richfag KWAB of all time.

Pay your taxes.
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musk is now publically attacking navarro on twitter lol. NO REFUNDS YOU RETARDED MUSKRAT!
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>>60143139
problem with shorting is that the retard in chief can flip and claim he was just doing an art of the deal, leading to a faceripper relief rally.
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>>60143185
Fuck the yids, the people need cheapies, unless things get so bad that we're going to have to get on our knees for bread ofc.
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>>60143185
Incredible
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>>60143215
>you're just pretending to be crazy for leverage, right? ...right?
watching trump's moneymen get buyer's remorse in the coming weeks will be hilarious
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>>60143048
I get vibes of Trump hating the rich, so why not?
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>>60143224
He IS RICH, the people closest to him are RICH. What he hates is the establishment
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>>60142449
>what their true motives are
they want another Plaza Accord but this time force it on entire world, it wont work US of 2025 is nothing like USA in 1985
https://www.nordea.com/en/news/mar-a-lago-accord-explained-a-new-era-for-the-dollar
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>>60143224
If even half of what was in that Apprentice movie is true then his only motivation is TRUMP.
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Follow the money and you would have gotten rich. When the CEO of one of the biggest banks can sell up to $1 billion JPM shares or when Warren Buffet is holding the largest cash pile owned by a single entity in history you know the top is in.
Easier to say in hindsight, nonetheless a valuable lesson for the future for those experiencing their first bear market.
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>>60143293
How did Buffet know it? He was hoarding cash before this mess, months and months ago. Like in 2021 or 2022 or so it was clear when interest rates were hiked and money supply shrank that you should move out of stocks, but then for a year or two (2023 and 2024 or so) later stocks kept pumping anyway, especially tech. How did Buffet know? Or rather, what indicators did he use.
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>>60141837
>US Companies cant make products except NSA spyware, weapons and goyslop
>"NOOO WHY DONT YOU BUY OUR SHITTY CARS NOT SUITABLE FOR YOUR ROADS!?"
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>>60143088
Personally I'm expecting that to happen before the year is out
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>>60143302
>How did Buffet know? Or rather, what indicators did he use.
I think he used the "Buffett indicator".
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>>60143124
who puts a countdown timer on an airbursting weapon? Also, 9 seconds means that the nuke will hit the ground (or worse, the bay) BEFORE it explodes which will massively reduce both the scale and spread of effect on target
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>>60143224
>I get vibes of Trump hating the rich
i get vibes of extreme cope from this post
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>>60143315
https://www.longtermtrends.net/market-cap-to-gdp-the-buffett-indicator/
This? He would have had to hoard cash since like 2019 then.
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>>60143302
Buffet has said the market is frothy with everything being overvalued, hence him piling on cash and not utilising for acquisitions. Also, instead of buying equites he has been trimming down his exposure in the past few quarters
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>>60143302
>>60143315
>How did Buffet know it?
He didn't, he sold AAPL shares at $180 when it went all the way to $250, he thought the market was overvalued when it was not, not that Trump will intentionally crash the global market for no apparent reason.
Even after this apocalyptic crash, AAPL share price is still higher than when he sold it.
But everybody is going to jerk Buffet off, it's like a modern religious movement or some shit.
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>>60142451
"America first" means Juche
>Juche posits that a country will prosper once it has become self-reliant by achieving political, economic, and military independence.
Its literally what the MAGA shills on this very board keep saying they voted for
>pull out of military alliances
>withdraw from international organisations and cut aid
>massively reduce foreign trade
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>>60143335
Aren't tech stocks actually overvalued? There was AI hype, but did it translate into profits for the companies?
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>>60143336
So become a massive 56% white north korea, based MIGA retards
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>>60142538
>But they had guns 400 years before the rest of the world
They most certainly did not. They had gunpowder and even something you might be able to categorise as an early MLRS but the closest the chinks ever got to guns was a basic bitch fire lance design, with no trigger based firing mechanism of any kind beyond simply holding a lit flame to the powder
The first gun was the matchlock, and the first matchlocks appeared in the west
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>>60143344
-Nvidia grew its revenue by 114% YoY
-Meta grew its revenue by 21% YoY
-Microsoft grew its revenue by 12% YoY
-Amazon grew its revenue by 10% YoY

I don't know how you can look at this level of growth and say that tech was grossly overvalued, the big American tech companies were doing exceptionally well until this happened, there was no reason at all to not be optimistic about the market going forward.
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>>60143373
Interesting. Then I wonder how Buffet was evaluating what was overpriced or not.
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>>60143373
Look at COST valuation, not even based on growth, just vibes and the hotdog. A lot of shitstocks have also been going on a run based on vibes, just like how it was before the short 2022 bear market.
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>check /biz/smg/
>it's full of moutbreathing plebbitors
>the whole thread is chock full of some of the worst takes I've ever seen
>endless weeping about muh drumpf
>flaming retards like >>60143373 trying to bring other posters down with them
Well, looks like I'm headed back to /bant/. Stay poor, baggies.
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>>60143390
META and Google are kinda questionmarks as well. META is just advertising and so is Google. Every time they try to branch out it's a shitshow. I'm surprised they still earn so much off of that. Who the fuck is still falling for online advertising?
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where the fuck are we going on monday?
puts is the obvious direction, but then again every faglord is buying puts monday morning
big stock has not allowed this kind of mass money making ever before
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>>60143398
Big stock is too busy shitting their pants and malding over the tariffs to care about exploiting retail right now
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>>60143396
Most internet users don't even have an ad blocker, let alone know how to identify when they're being advertised to
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>>60143195
>china made a big mistake on the retaliatory tariffs
why?
if trump backs off it will look bad for him and the usa
winning play from china would be to not remove retaliatory tariffs even if trump puts his tariffs on menopause
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>>60143398
I'm hoping my 4/11 puts keep printing, if they do good I'll sell them and cash out
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>>60143410
Yeah that's my point
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>>60142838
You sold the bottom?
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>>60143139
This is true, but I just remembered all those puts in 2020 when people were absolutely convinced it was going to collapse further and bear market for years. But then the money printer came out.

>b-butt money printer was expected

So why did people short then?
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>>60143422
because people like you are retards and the environment then was different
how is imminent stagflation supposed to allow the money printer to come out?
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>>60143215
>Madman theory

Why do people miss that Nixon tried this and it didn't work?

>>60143302
He didn't know and has still lost a lot of money. What Buffet knew was that tech was overvalued and we were already unavoidably looking at a correction in 25/26.
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>>60143424
Jesus Christ you're stupid. My point is that something happend to stop the drop

See >>60143207 for example. But if course you're stupid and thought I meant he'd get the printer out again.
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>>60143440
obviously something can happen, my point is the odds of something negative happening are higher than odds of something good happening
you're basically praying at this point if you think it will magically do a 180
just take the administration at its face and accept they want to crash the markets
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>>60143185
>>60143215
It's like reverse TDS, ort something.
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Monday is gonna be pure rape
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>>60143465
retail is genetic bagholders
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I've just been informed of reports that major international banks are making margin calls but am far too economically illiterate to know what that means
Am I correct in assuming that this is a bad sign?
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>>60143465
Retail dumped alot friday morning
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Futures -7%.
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>>60142050
wait a min, i gotta ask chatgpt
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>>60143515
no it's not
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>>60143513
>~1B Slurps every day for 3 quarters
>Now crashing
Yep, it's going to be rape.
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>a 600 points drop was seen as an absurd ridiculus joke
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Should I cope and sell, or hold and seethe?
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I got a baaaaaad feeling about tomorrow
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>>60141837
>Help is available
>Speak with someone today
>988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
hello, is this the help for alcoholics hotline?
>yes
what do i need for a tequila sunrise?
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>>60143563
Boy, you always have a bad feeling about something.
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>>60143575
Hehe
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>>60143552
Sell and switch to shorts
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>no european options on SPY
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>>60143396
The point is not you clicking on shady ad banners, it's selling your data so corporations can download your brain and target products to you
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>>60143613
Don’t do this if you’re dumb, just hold cash
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>>60143575
Tequila, Grenadine and orange juice
Put it together like its a lemon lime and bitters with the grenadine at the bottom, use plenty of ice
If you don't have grenadine you can sub with raspberry cordial or even cranberry juice in a pinch and most customers wont notice
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>>60143507
Oh dont worry its nothing, that's just exactly what happened on Black Monday
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So, the weekend is already well consumed. I expected a carnival of tweets from the WH or the entourage, whispers, whatever, as a desperate attempt to reassure the markets.
All I'm hearing are crickets. It's even more frightening. Like, really frightening.
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>>60143679
Circuit breaker monday coming
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I have got my extremely large BBC dildo heating up. It's been on the fire for hours now and will stay there till the markets open tomorrow where I will be on the bed on all fours, watching the stock markets open and collapse. My wife's boyfriend will insert the dildo into my ass to distract me from the pain of my stocks
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>>60143679
We will never financially recover.
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>>60143679
It's always quiet before the storm
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>>60143683
Just sell, you have nothing to gain from holding.
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>>60143507
In the stock market you can ask for loans and take those loans to do trades, or sit in stocks.
There are risks to this. If your actual money is low and your loaned stock drops too low they can ask you to add money to your account or they will force you to sell. The act of asking you is a margin call. You are expected to handle it. If too many people get a margin call and don't make their account positive they all force sell which triggers more margin calls. You start entering a death spiral.
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>>60143700
What's about my fetish?
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Do you think they will put that orange make up on him for the casket?
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>>60143690
https://youtu.be/bkgoc5G4bjA?si=E8HOqGNsh8cEpNPx
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>>60143710
Feeding my shorts is more important
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If you short and it all goes to literal 0 do they have enough liquidity to pay you? Those fucks can just declare bankruptcy and fuck you over
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>>60141918
It's an awesome idea for burning money
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>>60143721
Just use an inverse LETF
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What stocks should I put my money in if etfs are too heavily taxed in my country and I have to pay taxes on unrealized profits on them?
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>>60143732
Country?
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Go on you little cucks. Do you still want to make America great again? Or did you finally accept that globalism IS the only option
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>>60143752
Death to America m8, hope Trump drives this shit into the ground. I'll be feasting on shorts the whole way
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>>60142345
Wait until he starts shit in Iran and tries to take over Greenland to distract for the internal disaster, as a desperate attempt to boost patriotism and national sentiment. I mean, what's better than coloring your own country color onto another's on the map. We've al played Europa Universalis, we all know how fucking good it feels.
Classic "doubling down" retards autocrats like him love to do, History is filed with tombs of those guys.
If you thought right now was peak uncertainty, you've seen nothing yet.
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>>60143708
Fascinating, thank you for spoonfeeding me Wikipedia is useless for this shit
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Whenever I have an urge to come here ever since 2020, it usually is around a local market bottom. So I started buying.
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>>60143507
Is your search engine bing?
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>no news over the weekend
Fuck! I shouldn't have closed my short position.
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imagine if it dropped 15%
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>>60143818
please anon my jagons can only get so hard
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>>60143293
Buffett simply listened. That's it.
Unironically once we reach the bottom, I'll just buy BRK.B and that's it.
I don't care he's 94 and might die in the next two years, clearly had and the guys monitoring his company are not turboretards.
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>>60143833
I will make 10k if that happens
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>>60143724
But the funds that manage that etf can declare a bankruptcy or the insurers and banks they use
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When do Japanese markets open so we can see how bad this is going to be monday?
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>>60143721
This is an actual real fear that emerged in 2008. The trading firms with extremely big short positions realized that if they didn't close their positions, the banks that sold them the positions would go under and not be able to honor them. Ultimately they had to close their shorts or lose them.
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>>60143871
OKAY THAT'S IT, I'M ALL IN ON SHORTS
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>>60143871

>I sold before "Liberation day"

Lol, lmao even.

John Bogle can suck my balls this shit is never recovering.
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>>60143871
SAUCE
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>>60143871
but elon...

>Musk hopes US, EU get to ‘zero-tariff situatio
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>>60143898
https://www.reuters.com/markets/eu-seeks-unity-first-strike-back-trump-tariffs-2025-04-06/
where are the niggers that said EU wasn't going to respond until May
go eat shit I should have bought 5 puts and retired by the end of the week
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: Hedge funds are facing Lehman-style margin calls due to the market crash triggered by President Donald Trump's tariffs, per DailyMail
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>>60143902
>It is set to include U.S. meat, cereals, wine, wood and clothing as well as chewing gum, dental floss, vacuum cleaners and toilet paper.
Honestly disappointing, wake me up when the target the Mag7 and block Google Adsense and the kikebook equivalent at ISP level like a uBlock on steroids.
the EU could do more, and should do more.
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>>60143915
that would hurt blue states
they're only tariffing red states
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>>60143871
>only 28B worth of goods
Priced in
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>>60143904
is it possible to hit the circuit breaker twice in 1 day
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>>60143919
Clinical strike might seem good, smart, it's not. Everyone should be a target. China had the appropriate response, and believe me it hurts me to say that.
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>>60143924
It's possible to blow past the circuit breaker and beat 1987 for the highest drop in one day.

Not even kidding. The circuit breakers are only active during regular trading hours. If the dump occurs in pre-market it can dump more than -20% and nothing will happen until the market opens at 9:30 and the 3rd circuit breaker instantly triggers.
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>>60143939
>market opens closed
I jizzed my pants a bit
imagine tuesday
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>>60143871
Shit. Alright I'm cancelling my orders for Monday and going shorts.
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>>60143902
>approving a first set of targeted countermeasures on up to $28 billion of U.S. imports from dental floss to diamonds.
>Trump's tariffs cover some 70% of the EU's exports to the United States - worth in total 532 billion euros ($585 billion) last year - with likely duties on copper, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors and timber still to come.
This is fucking pathetic. They need to be punched really fucking hard in the fact so they don't pull shit like this again.
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>>60143939
I can only get so hard anon, please stop, I sold at the absolute top and and just cumming with my 100% cash pile
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>>60143955
*in the face
>>60143957
>tfw didn't sell anything because of insane tax levels in yuropoor land
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>>60143963
should've bought a put
free money, and it's a hedge if you can't sell
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Will he cave?
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>>60143404
>Big stock is too busy shitting their pants and malding over the tariffs to care about exploiting retail right now
yeah that's what i'm thinking too
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>>60143979
on monday he's raise the rates by 200 basis points right after the first 10% drop and 5 minutes after the EU tariff meeting
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>>60143963
>tfw didn't sell anything because of insane tax levels in yuropoor land
They're already rolling out a solution to this "problem."
Germany unironically already implemented "unrealized capital gains tax" on non-dividend paying funds and ETFs.
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>>60143955
On the other hand, it's only a response for the shit from before Wednesday. It's not a proposal for what happened after Wednesday. Mag7 being targeted is still on the table, which is in-line with the mid-april announcements I read a few days ago.
I knew this Monday was too quick for the EU. It's not chyna, it's easier when God Emperor Xi can just decide.
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>>60143915
What companies do you even short for this? Amazon?
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Every single event here looks like a red day to me
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>Monday
>EU proposes to restrict selling of factory equipment to US until tariffs are removed
What's the winning strategy in this scenario?
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>>60143989
China and EU are making sure to make red US farmers bleed like no tomorrow. So short them, I guess.
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actually we need a tiny rally before wednesday to make puts a bit cheaper
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>>60143987
It's called "Vorabpauschale" if you want to investigate more.
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>>60143999
trump gets up on stage and immediately puts a 12 gauge shotgun under his chin and blows his brains out
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>>60143999
Buying chicken.
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>>60144009
imagine the DJI going instantly green right next to him
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>NOOOOOOO DDRRUUUMMPPFF WHY DID YOU MAKE ME BUY ME BUY 200 PE TECH STOCKS AT THE TOP OF A BUBBLE????
You redditors need to go the fuck back.
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>>60143987
Why do our governments hate us so fucking much?
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>>60143987
>>60144008
it's real.. what the fuck are they smoking in brussels?
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>>60143987
In snownigger land we have a type of savings account that only pays a yearly flat tax-rate on your entire investment, meaning every trade is tax free.
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>>60144076
swedes don't suffer with ISK
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>>60144076
where i live i can get tax-free dividends in my tax-free account
i only buy high dividend ETFs there
there's an annual and lifetime limit on how much you can buy there but the dividends come in forever
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>>60144091
>>60144091
>>60144091

new bread
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I'm honestly looking forward the second toilet paper crisis.
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>>60142050
>>60142451
there isn't one. It's all just infantile boomer rage and spite. everything Trump says and does can be explained by this.
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>>60143395
Go back and stay there tranny.!
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>>60143784
Go to Investopedia next time you need explanations for stock trading and markets.
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>>60143791
no
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>>60143999
JFC
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>>60143999
Acshually... Can you post a source for this? I couldn't find much, other than "machine parts"



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