hispano-polish edition>Educational sites:https://www.investopedia.com/https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain>Financial TV Streams:https://www.newslive.com/american/cnbc.htmlhttps://www.livestreamy.net/bloomberg/>Charts:https://www.tradingview.comhttps://www.finscreener.comhttps://www.portfoliovisualizer.com>Screeners:https://finviz.com/https://etfdb.com/>Gamblinghttps://www.optionsplaybook.com/options-introduction/https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.comhttps://optionstrat.com/https://www.optionistics.com/quotes/option-prices>Pre-Market and Live data:https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futureshttps://finance.yahoo.com/>Calendarshttps://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendarhttps://www.earningswhispers.com/calendarhttps://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html>Boomer Investing 101:https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_startedhttps://www.sec.gov/search-filings>Misc smg:https://www.financialjuice.com/homehttps://finance.yahoo.com/trending-tickershttps://market24hclock.com/https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculatorhttps://brokerchooser.com/https://www.chathamfinancial.com/technology/us-market-rateshttps://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/data/building-permitsPrevious: >>60946745
i thought spaniards were lazy
These guys walk into your bar in 1899, what do?
>>60947552Based and factual.
>>60947566Wonder how I became a property owner 101 years before I was born/thread
So what happens if there's no rate cut? Will we crash or will the market stay delusional and pump because no rate cut means the US economy is doing well and that's bullish?
NO RATE CUTS BABYWE'RE GONNA VOTE FOR RATE HIKES
What's a good gamble rn
there's always such absurd overreaction in the first half hourthen we crab for the rest of the day barring huge newsyou should be buying dips and selling highs around 10am EST and then just zone out desu
>>60947566courteously offer these fine chinamen my best opium
>>60947566kick them out of my bar and send an angry telegram to the railroad to tell them to not let their chinks out of the yard. My bar is a child friendly establishment we can't have godless gooks running around here
>>60947580Craps and Dollar General.
>>60947581The first 1hr of the market is always fake and gay.
Is slavishly buying into massively overvalued momentum hype stocks the only way forward?
The Fed are retards that are responsible for half the inflation with their bullshit speeches.
>>60947521dont ever mention snap again you fucking nigger
>my stock that's up 39% this month is down 4% today dump eet?
>>60947592Yes. If you want to be a boomer there are momentum factor ETFs
holy fucking guacamole we're so BACK
>>60947552recc me some polish stocks
>>60947609No such thing. The entire polish economy is just German companies outsourcing
>>60947601where's that guy that drew the shitty trend line for copium?
>>60947593Actually banks are responsible for inflation, by definition, with their loans injecting new money into the system
>>60947621Woah woah woah woah
Pasting here anon, didn’t realize we moved threads:>>60947509 #My understanding is that physical bills are kind of a “separate” currency in the sense that banks need to buy them from the Fed, they reduce their accounts at the Fed and in return get cash notes, which the Fed then puts down as an outstanding liability for them. So money = reserves, cash = purchase with reserves
>>60947621Me on the right slurping a tasty dip
>>60947618From where do the banks get their money?
How long until the fed fucks everything up? I want to buy the dip.
>>60947630they make an entry in their spreadsheet0% reserve baby
>>60947621definitely would
>>60947519We’re not really on 0 reserves, we have moved to an era of “High quality asset reserves” so your requirement is technically 0 reserve for cash, but you’re required to hold Basel tier A capital of varying degrees, so government bonds and such. This is because the Fed is now willing to open market operations as far as they need to go, so there’s never any worry you won’t find liquidity for your treasuries
>check brokerage >suddenly my BIDU and Tencent are up a good amount haven't been keeping up with the news, why are CHYNA stocks pumping?
>>60947643Sentiment improved. Plus they are having a meme stock craze in China right now.
>>60947636I meant metaphorically, not literally, lol
>TREASURY SECRETARY BESSENT SAYS 25 BPS RATE CUT IS CONFIRMEDlmao???
>>60947621Got a boner from this desu
>>60947658GAAAAAAAAAAYYY
>Bloomberg switches to seething about EpsteinWell that's it for the markets today.
>>60947636See>>60947642>>60947630Banks are subject to capital requirements as outlined by the federal reserve and the office of the comptroller of the currency. Credit is money essentially is the end result of digging on how money is created, high credit ratings begot a higher ability to create new currency into existence. The ultimate end goal of this system in my mind is privatizing money creation, why shouldn’t AA corporations begot the same power of sound money creation as a nation?
GEMI down 6% ahahahaha, i can't for this stupid exchange to die, they have yet to turn a profit, anyone who expects them to compete with coinbase, binance, and robinhood is a retard
>SPY down>GLD up
why is silver nose-diving?
>>60947566Tell them no gooks allowed and kick 'em out of my saloon. I'd also shoot at their feet as they're making their way out while yelling "Now git! And don't come back!"
>>60947677israel announced its vaccinating it's citizens against the posionous effects of silver
>>60947677$42.57, -0.11%. Very strong retardation indeed
>>60947580unironically GMEor BigBearAI if you want something new
>>60947580Fanny May
>>60947691it's an unexpectedly sharp drop is all
>>60947677I sold all my silver and caused the dump
>>60947670
>>60947670pure bag dump IPO.
>>60947338>im surprised how hard it is to find a proper understandable explanation of where all the money came fromWhen the media/people talk about money printing, they usually mean when a central bank loads up on a shitload of both t-bills and actually long bonds as well as MBS and other securities during quantitative easing.You might hear the terms Open market operations and LSAPs.These they mostly buy from regular banks in the secondary market IIRC.The effect of this is that in the span of 4-5 months the reserves of regular banks go up by a whole lot.But this is just a starting point and not the sole reason money in circulation goes tits up. Every time the Fed cuts rates regularly and/or ends up reaching near-zero and QE, it means a bank has less incentive to hold reserves with the Fed (lower bound) and more reason to hand out loans or invest it. It can also borrow from the Fed at a lower rate (upper bound). Thus the money multiplier effect goes into work and more aggressively to boot.
>>60947699Dude it's a tenth of a percent. Zoom out
>>60947609polish stocks are a jokemaybe get some cdproject and call it a day
hate to say it, but Zuck cucked the Harvard crew chad twins by becoming a real billionaire, Winklevoss twins have been trying to cope for two decades, sure they're still rich but nowhere near as influential or successful as the Zuck
>>60947580RZLV.Retail SaaS. Up more than 300% since June, but still small. Earnings report on Oct 1st.
WTFFFF BIG BEAR (BBAI) BROS????
Is gold still worth a buy? I'm looking at ZGD right now. It's the top performing ETF on the TSX.
GDXJSILJ
>>60947723Calm down moshe
I'm selling a little bit of my portfolio because I'm green and September has been unusually good so far
Why is the dollar gigadumping? Did the orange man say something?
Im staying out till tommorow.
>>60947746Pricing in rate cuts.
>>60947746Absolutely brutal, I’m so confused what the market is seeing as ultra inflationary in the U.S. economy, can someone clue me in? We’ve been holding rates steady, inflation is only near 3%, what exactly is killing the dollar? Is it just JPY tightening?
>>60947727see you in valhalla. i have no idea what this company does I just liked the name
Sorry for the confusion last thread. I bought puts on cracker barrel yesterday and sold them today when the price dropped. I didn't just sell them.
Boring morning so far.
My europoor broker now offers private equity investments via ELTIFs. Most europoor finance dudes on youtube and in forums advice against investing into these ELTIFs, because of bad liquidity and lack of transparency. My broker is also trying to hide/downplay to costs of these financial products. Do any burgeranons have experience with private equity? What's it like, are the returns worth the risk?Personally, I have the feeling that the current financial environment - especially here in europe - isn't quite friendly towards smaller businesses.
>>60947746Yes please, continue to go down. Back to good old days of 6 SEK being 1 dollar.
HOW ABOUT YOU DUMP; HUH, HOW ABOUT THAT
>>60947762kek trade republic, i saw the email today.
>>60947756biggest driver is rate cuts, they expect the fed to print more (out of nothing) because institutions will borrow more at the lower rate, thus more dollars in circulation = lower value, bank of england decided not to cut rates, japan increased rates, everyone is betting on weak dollar and they are making country/national bank level plays on the weak dollar... which further fuels hysteria over weak dollarnow add in tariffman's Biff style plays
>>60947763>SEK>implying that memecoin will ever recover
>>60947760i sold puts because of your postyou owe me money
>>60947767yeah, before I'm dumping any money into this I'll ask anyone who has had experience with this.
>>60947761That's someone's son
>>60947770Fair, I guess I didn’t really truly think that countries would dump dollars so heavily over the tariffs, I expected them to play ball at least a little bit and expected some deflationary pressure for them, but I guess everyone must be dumping dollars at break neck speeds holy shit. Fucking insane.
Energy gows bonkers
>>60947782the only reason they're opening up PE to retail is so they can dump on you. Due to the illiquid nature of the investments a lot of this stuff has has a book value that is now miles out of whack with what it would actually be worth in a sale. They're gonna try and dump this steaming turd on retail before they have to make massive writedowns.
>>60947756>Rate cuts while consumer spending is actually beating expectations and under tariff pressuresAs shrimple as that.
GEMI down 9% now
What happened to LPSN?
if jpow cuts buy spy callsif he doesnt buy spy putstrend reversal on friday, tuesday at the latest
>>60947801k keep me posted
>>60947793who says the market is irrational?
>>60947804Yes, Ser.
>>60947758I LOVE JESUS CHRIST BUT GOT YOU COVERED
>>60947804hit the like and subscribe button so you dont miss an update
THIS IS THE WORST DAY SINCE LAST RED DAY
>>60947717>m surprised how hard it is to find a proper understandable explanation of where all the money came fromfiat currency is fake and gay, its just made up, the "process" is just an illusion to give the retarded masses the belief there is some official process. Bernanke was interviewed on 60 minutes and admits the fed just enters some numbers on a key boad to create more fiat curreny out of thin air.
>>60947727>WTFFFF BIG BEAR (BBAI) BROS????Congress members buying PLTR not BBAI, that is all you need to know.
>red dayoh, you mean dip buy day?grow up you bloody women
Donald J Trump make the markets great and green
>>60947810lmao
GOOD GOD WE'RE SEEING LOWS NOT SEEN SINCE MONDAY.CUT THE FUCKING RATES J POWWE'RE DYING OVER HERE(Buy MDA)
So what happens Tomorrow when they cut the rates? Bull or bear?
Stocks are such an absolutely motherfucking garbage asset class holy shit. Being outperformed by literally every asset in existence, and the only reason stocks are up YTD at all is because the fucking dollar is constantly shitting the bed
I've never held one of those tickers that end up being +462% up ytd.I bet holding $2k of them feels better than being up 20% ytd on a regular $40k port.
>>60947842three scenarios:25bp cut, 1-3% SPY rally50bp cut, 5% SPY rallyno cut, 5-7% SPY dump (will be interpreted as pessimistic outlook on all economy)
Jane Powell needs to do something.
>Started the day up 1%>Now only up 0.3%IT'S FUCKING OVER I WENT FROM GREEN TO STILL GREEN BUT A LITTLE LESS, GOD HAVE MERCY ON OUR SOULS
>>60947842That's what you get for trying to silently print
>>60947850>no cut means a pessimistic outlook on the economy.Uhhhh what?
>>60947845we can't afford real estate
>>60947854First day?
all my gains from yesterday are already erased, how am I supposed to grow my account like this
9/10 posts on X are saying it will be a sell the news event. Are you thinking what I am thinking?
Okay that's it I'm dumping AGQ
>>60947856Lmao du kleiner bastard :D
What if the Fed chairman looked like this?
>>60947847Hold gold or literally anything else that has actual value. America is a shithole, american dollars get you nothing except shitty products and shitty services made in this shit hole, and american companies produce nothing but american dollars and don't even pay dividends, because the average P/E is 17,000
>>60947859no cut means rates need to stay higher, which implies that inflation is not slowing down, inflation = bad, therefore stocks go down, we've seen this before when fed signalled that it would reduce the number of future cuts in dec 2024
>>60947866We are expecting a pump but i am feeling because of that it will dump Its too obvious
>>60947781Personal responsibility, but sorry.
Someone get the stocks on the phone
>>60947868:D :D :D
>>60947870How long we holding gold? I am thinl of selling when it reaches 4000I have no analys on gold what the top could be before correction but it performed better than ever the last 12 months
Im so excited for SPY to rocket to 700 once rates go down, everyone is going to be rich, EVERYONE
how much investing is too much?i throw about $1500-2k a month into various investments.i go mostly towards dividend stocks and like seeing big numbers in the future. but then i look at things and wonder if what im doing even makes sense. do i really need hundreds of thousands, if not millions when i'm 80?my grand mother is 80 and she's damn near locked in her house with a bunch of money.
The absolute state
God please let there be a 40% crash just to fuck with all the bulls. I'd lose money but I don't care as long as these delusional retards are fucked.
>TURB up ~80% since I sold itI only made $2500 today. I could have made $9000.
>>60947887>stock market goes up 25% every year guaranteed>leverage no longer carries any risk>suddenly possible to retire with like $80k of capital>all the most skilled working age people stop working>nothing of value getting produced anymore>prices for everything skyrocket>everybody poor
>>60947842prob sell the news if 25 point cut, more poompa if 50
>10 minutes ago one of my stocks jumped from 0.5% in the red to 7% in the green for absolutely no reasontell me this shit isnt just gambling there has been no news and literally no reason for this to be happening
>>60947888>how much investing is too much?I am like 95% in Get Rich or die trying baybay
>>60947888anon there is nothing worse than being poor when you are old, agree that you don't need tens of millions if you have sensible lifestyle habits but being dirt poor when you have no ability to earn is awful
>>60947898that's what the robots are for
Market is going just about the way I thought. Some profit taking from yesterday and starting the Wednesday crab before the rate cut. People expecting an afternoon rally. I'm not so sure. But I do want to slurp today with the right deal.
>>60947574is a OP a Pollackthe pimple on the arse of Europe?
>>60947899No one believes in 50 right? Is it like 5% probability?
>>60947888why are you buying income stocks instead of growth stocks
>>60947887WTF THIS IS COMMUNISM HOW IS THIS ALLOWED HOW COULD THAT EVEN BE I DIDN'T VOTE FOR THIS
>>60947883I'm seeing a lot of very active mainstream shilling of gold suddenly, as well as assurances that "it's not a bubble," which means the time to get out is probably soon
>>60947901Which one
>>60947901>muh news
>>60947888You can always just blow your brains out when you are 70.
>Held oil for months bought in after the Israel-Iran truffle bought in at seemingly the best time yet oil didn't move at all fuck it dipped somehow with the straight of hormuz threatened etc completely deflated I bag held>held on got some divvies held on and oil finally crept up the Qatar strikes gave it a bit of a boost and finally I sold>now oil is pumping like no tomorrow and I sold 5 days agoI literally sell AT THE WRONG TIME EVERY FUCKING TIME. Jesus Christ I am getting tired of this, I sold my oil and bought back into VOO/VFV to play it safe and now that's dumping. Can't win.
>>60947912i liked the idea of compound interest and think it's less risky.
>>60947919PLUG>>60947922unfortunately for me i have no insider info about anything or i wouldnt be here
I just know we're going to have some kind of crash within the next six months.. You have a madman president in office and an economy that is only showing growth because nominal figures are literally inflated. This isn't going to end well.
>Retail sales beat>import prices beat, higher>export prices beat higher>yields sleepok, completely fake
>>60947888Invest within your means and with money you do not plan to use is always the general advice, especially if you're doing long term investing. Mixing of growth for capital gains over time and income stocks to take advantage of time value of money with DRIP. There are some ETF's that will allow you to make income for reinvestment while also getting some growth.
>>60947928Growth stocks also compound, anon.You are right that dividend stocks are usually less risky, but buying VOO isn't going to get your portfolio nuked and you'll probably end up with more gains over the long term. You also do get a small dividend from it if you just like getting those quarterly payments.
>>60947917But aren’t like government buying right now? Problem is golds market capitalization is already bay far the biggest asset. I cant see it doing another 2x
Anon who was shilling CXAI, why?
>>60947927Because you are retarded and trade on guts feeling
>>60947872Cuts imply the fed thinks the economy/ employment is in worse shape than inflation.
Unrelated, but the market is boring me. Anyone get the iOS update? I'm liking it.
I'm ready for the dotplot.
the recent jobs revision with over 900k revised downwards shows the economy is actually much stronger than appears to be. fewer economic participants generating this much gdp. there is no reason to cut rates, especially with todays data
>>60947951agreed, there are contradictory ways to interpret fed moves>>60947957i'll try it
>>60947944Central banks have been slurping it for years, yes. Now, years later, you're seeing lots of headlines and tweets about that fact, and how gold is a good investment etc. They're drumming up the normie cattle to serve as exit liquidity in the short term. Long term it will hold its value though. It will do a 2x eventually even if it's just because the dollar does a 0.5x
>>60947756my attempt at a rundown:they're seeing picrel and realizing the federal government is ran by boomer retards who will deficit spend the country into oblivion to keep their assets inflated - so much so that the fed will be unable to fulfill all 3 of their mandates, aka fiscal dominance. thus a demand for higher yieldsinitially the narrative was that inflation was falling sufficiently to justify small cuts making conditions less restrictivebut the effect of tariffs is still manifesting and consumers beat spending expectations, so that's kinda bogusreally the only thing that could justify a cut right now is the risk of unemployment rising heavily and a recession arriving (especially after it was determined that jobs were massively overestimated the past 2 or so years)if (when) the fed cuts, watch bond yields. if the 10yr and 30yr move up, it means the fed has lost the plot and markets don't think they have inflation under control and are cutting prematurely if long yields move down, then it means we're probably headed into a recession (likely taking the world with us), and possibly driving a flight back to safety (treasuries/dollars)
>>60947957Ew looks like liquid shitThx for making me not to download
>>60947962They'll cut rates anyway. Rate cuts and stocks are just part of bread and circus for the goyim at this point, nobody gives a shit about the economy
>>60947962gdp is completely fucked thanks to import and export and investment based on legal changes (taxes) and trump coercing everybody
>>60947929As a fellow PLUG-owner that's just par for the course with PLUG, this shit is fucking weird.
>>60947756>"Inflation is only 3%">onlyThe mere fact that sentence occurred in your brain should clue you in on what the fucking problem is. The new normal we live in is not a good one.
>>60947966Should i dump my physical gold then? I dont trust /pmg/. They delusional degenerates
>>60947943i have about 20k in VOO right now.investing about $120 a month into it until ????? whenever i feel like retiring.
>>60947973whoops forgot pic
The fuck is going on?
>>60947613also polish government spending EU (German) gibs
I've had aizens theme from bleach playing on loop in my brain for like 3 weeks nowThis is bearish for the market
>>60947643I would love to teach little Anzu about trading (in terms of way) while she sits with me munching on potato chips
>>60947966only retard euro central banks sell their gold
No one's talking about HGRAF anymore but its up 10% whereas everything else i have is down, at most -2%Free thinkers have all died
>>60947988Completely depends on your cost basis. If you got in a month ago, I would dump. But if your cost basis is under 3k or something, you shouldn't feel much pressure either way IMO. It doesn't have to be all or nothing either
Oy vey, not liking this dollar action as a europoor.
>>60948008touching anything even tangentially related to helping the environment when Republicans are in charge is foolish
Why aren't you getting on MDA anon? Its free money they selling dollars for 66 cents.
>>60948022>Hydrograph Clean Power>clean = bad>therefore badYou skip right on over the Power part. Nonetheless, they're not power generators, they're developing graphene for its wide uses which aren't even Power uses and aren't cleanName is a lie
>>60948034Soot thot company.
>>60947979its not like im gonna sell even if it goes 10 or even 15% in the green i have strong conviction its going beyond 2.50 it just moves so weirdly pisses me off
>>60948034fuck graphite we're putting lead back in pencils
>>60948034they shill their tech as an industrial waste treatment do they not? Trump EPA keeps letting more mercury and shit into drinking water, hence my skepticism.
>>60948034They'll like it as soon as it somehow gets tied up in the AI trade
Go all in on Nicola mining or 1911 Gold? I only have 50k to my name, wage slaving a crappy job. I need a moon shot to make it bros
>>60947826But congress is buying BBAI too!!
>>60948045Lmao
>>60948024I just bought and I'm already second guessing my decision because of this shill posting
>>60948058you bought a Canadian space stock I really don't know what to tell you.
Freeport McMoRan's Indonesia mine has been mostly closed since last Wednesday while they conduct rescue for 7 miners trapped in mudslideTheyre still working rescue efforts. Its been nearing a week those people will be deadFurther, earning report Oct 20 I think so that'll likely suffer too
>>60948071Sorry, FCX is the ticker
Antimony is the future. That's why I invest in UAMY.
>>60947987The fed have changed their methodology, 3% inflation now to make up for years of 1% inflation post 2008, I think it’s a fine move and doesn’t explain hemorrhaging 12% to EUR/JPY
Thats bullshit but I believe it
>>60948039It's by far the most volatile stock in my portfolio and I'm significantly down on it, but I feel like the medium-term prospects are just too good. Basically just needs to survive another year or two and it should be solid gold, in the meantime it's flipping all over the fucking place like a shitcoin but eh I'm not in it for a short ride.
>>60947910What's the median salary though?
>>60948071Im heavy in FCX
>>60948008>HGRAFhttps://finance.yahoo.com/news/hydrograph-oxygenated-graphene-coating-offers-120000138.htmlIt's going into all of the datacenters.
How do you guys invest? What apps/means do you use?
Best construction/house building ETFs?
Am I a bad person for hoping that the federal reserve hykes interest rates?
>>60948107Normally, no. But this is clown world
>>60948103i make the daily commute to lower manhattan and stand on the floor screaming my trades at the other jews like a real man
>exited NVDA at $160, made a tidy profit, figuring shit will go down soon>it's well over $170 and Wall Street is still partyingFucking hell
>US opens probe into 174,000 Tesla Model Y cars over door handle failures http://reut.rs/4prQzcEbullish
I bought 100 shares of a 3X ETF that tracks GOOG today at market start, and an hour in when I saw that GOOG is bear'ing I sold that bitch quick.
>>60948112I don't know man, everything seems pumped at this time of the year, doesn't seem like anyone is thinking that much about the stuff they're buying, there is lingering inflation. Looks like this is going to be it.
>>60948103brokerage: fidelitycharting: godel, yahoo finance unironically, also fidelity
>>60947917>>60947966yeah the gold shilling has become increasingly blatant latelygold holders probably trying to offload some near the local topjust looking at the trend of the past 50+ years since private ownership was re-allowed in '75, seems like there's only so much room for it to run from heregold as a portion of M2 is also approaching most prior highs outside the 1980 blow off topsure the gov+fed are retarded with the dollar, but I'm really not convinced this is the end of the dollar and that gold won't swing down again over the next 10-20 yearsgood for the short and very long term, questionable for the mid term>>60948085lol that's probably the argument they'll use despite clarifying some months ago that intentionally undershooting inflation to make up for the time spent above 2% would be "inappropriate"they've averaged 4% since 1971 too, and that's just what the gov admits to via CPI
>>60947927Anon be glad, oil is a widow maker
>>60948107It'd be pretty fucking funny if they did
>>60948099Do you as well anticipate a dip when news of death is released?If so, why didnt you sell in anticipation?
>>60948103roth ira with fidelity that my dad set-up for me when i was a kid.I really need to restructure mt finances.
>>60948136No, I anticipate it going up.
>>60948123The real effect is more in housing as apr drop can make purchases happen. I don't think most retail in the market even know how the fed works or why it causes market movement, they just reflex to the larger players>>60948125I have 20 $337 calls on GLD I bought last week, I plan on holding them until Nov
>>60948140As the mine will reopen?How about given the additional fact that the Indonesian government wants a greater share of the mine?
Will cutie jenna be there today?
>>60948142Priced in. I believe the charts say we're going higher from here.
>>60948144no she is at my house today
>>60948107No, you just enjoy comedy
>>60948051Oof, I wouldn't do that... picking a 10 bagger is very tough, better to diversify imho.
>>60948148I'm not so sure frenWe will see when news appears, I'll be around then to let you know im left watching the gains from the outside lolI have 6 shares from July, but still
I really fell for the "go all cash during september bro, its gonna dip" meme
>>60948125It was my understanding that they changed the framework to inflation average targeting in the first place to again make up for low inflation post GFC, so I think saying under targeting inflation going forward and that high inflation currently is averaging it out per their policy are both statements that can coexist.
Hecla still a good medium term buy or has it already finished popping off?
>>60948058be prepared for company communiques also being disseminated in Hindi and Punjabi
>>60948153but she's my wife
>>60948165Well, if you're hesitant, then it's the right thing to do to reduce your exposure. I am holding over 20 leaps on FCX, but I am bullish on the ticker and the industry in general.
>>60948166Today is a bear bro, it ate half of my gains I made yesterday. Not sure how much that soothes your butt burn.
>>60948166We're plateauing to shrinking today, so maybe it's about to start
>>60948174dont worry we only do anal
>>60948107nah you're just retarded and don't understand that its not going to happen. 0% chance.
>>60948166Keep holding until tomorrow, there are sure to be some fire sales
>>60948144she has been off the fed beat for nearly 9 months now. she does ecb now.
>>60948183hoping doesn't mean im beting on it
is HGRAF still going to 1000x from here like the shill was saying
>>60948047>more mercury and shit into drinking waterif mercury is good enough for tooth fillings its good enough for water drinking.
>>60948167if we're only considering post-08, then they're still sitting at ~2.4% average inflation right now, so would still need some years of <2% to get back to 2%but if 3% is the new target, then yeah they're more on track
Is SPY forming a yuge cup and handle?
>>60948166could be worse, i bought puts
>>60948071>those people will be deadthat's called a disruption. Noone cares about the minors
>>60948209Look at IWM, it formed a 4-year cup and handle.
>>60948207Ah, I didn’t realize that, good to know thank you. Yes they should probably be fighting inflation harder than they are then, very interesting.
>>60948204Not a shill, up to 80,000 shares now and the moment we get news about acetylene agreement, production facility or EPA, it's going to fly.
>>60948209I doubt it
>>60948232>Not a shill
>>60947756some economist i watched months ago explained that tariffs will reduce the strength of the dollar vs other currenciesI can't remember exactly why, but it was before the tariffs happened so he seemed to be correct.
Feel like we're heading for a bloodbath.
>>60947552China is growing way faster then Poland and Spain this year. Somebody watched still too much jewish Neocon propaganda. Also germany is in a recession since 3 years, belongs 1 down
>>60948207>if we're only considering post-08, then they're still sitting at ~2.4% average inflation right now,things cost double or triple since 2008. i don't think you understand actual real inflation
Let's go RDDT, let's go!
>>60948241probably something to do with the american petrodollar being the world-reserve currency, the money that every country is happy to process. Tariffs reduce foreign trade in theory, so they would lose 'strength'.The problem is, the USA was maxxing out that stat for the last 50 years, and the price wasn't worth it in the long-run, petrodollar supremacy + globalism and selling out your middle-class is a bad deal.
>>60948285>petrodollarthis ended in 2024 (at least on paper) no?
>>60948269CPI since 2009 agrees with his analysis, about 50% increase in prices over 16 years.
>>60948269I'm going off official CPI data2.4% is the annualized average from '09 to today which means about a ~50% cumulative increaseit's obvious to anyone with a brain that CPI undershoots the real numbers, but the fed justifies their decisions based on the cooked numbers
>>60948232What kind of power does hydrograph clean power generate?
>>60948300Petrodollar has colloquially come to mean currency pricing of commodity markets, is my understanding
just recover on 1/2 of the volume bro
>>60948285That was my takeaway too, I just didn’t consider it was actually happening. I guess hedging against a narrative of de-dollarization is as strong as an actual shift.
>>60948209It's forming a twig and berries
>>60948312
I think (((they))) are trying to calmly exit the markets before #TheBigOne boss.
SPY should be 15% lower given how much tariffs are wrecking the economy and have already shaved off a not insignificant portion of GDP growth this year..
>>60948339If you account for currency devaluation it is only like 2-3% up.
>BREAKING: Searches for "help with mortgage" surpass 2008 housing crisisThis is probably fine, right
>>60948352>he thinks the line will ever go down
>>60948352more people are internet-savvy enough to ask questions like that now. i wouldnt worry about it too much, america has like 50+million more people now than in 2008
>>60948352that's bullish (more rate cuts)
>Twitch has launched an age verification system that requires some users to scan their faces to verify their ageLOLLMAOKEK
>>60948373Are you the autist who has been shorting AMZN because of Twitch being shit?
>>60948352GFC in 2026, BET
>>60948373doesn't nearly every website do that now thanks to the UK?
>>60948376No but I thought that its funny some website that's already dying from botting fraud to streamers leaving over ads spam is going to scan people now. That shithole will die by 2026.
This market wants to crash out.
>>60948390It desperately wants to pull back, and yet somehow I'm still green
>>60948352Want your mind blown. Watch this. https://youtu.be/s-tY7Qv9yjg?si=Mb9Hi39b6vRruj4u
China stock bros. It's finally happening.
180 call on Nvidia for like January? Should I?
>>60948358google trends charts the relative interest vs. all searches, not an absolute # of searchesthis is suggesting a similar overall level of interest in that topic as 2008>>60948361even if mortgage rates fell back to 3%, I still wouldn't expect that much home price increase vs. today (at least in real terms)real prices should be much lower at these rates, but the housing market is frozen because no one wants to ditch their existing low % mortgage, so they've just slowly crept down the past 2-3 yearslow rate mortgages would open up both supply and demand, but the price juice from low % mortgages has already been squeezed over the past 40 years
>>60948401It's been happening for like a year now. My China ETF is up 55%.
>>60948352Nuclear Armageddon level pump signal. SOXL 70 by Christmas, 95 by April of next year.
>>60948258China's government is fudging their numbers. The real estate market is the biggest indicator for the health of the economy and Evergrande's collapse should tell you it's bad.
>>60948400>watch the slop
>>60948436This is cope. Even the US government has concluded that Chinas GDP numbers are accurate. Exports are up, non-real estate investment is up, consumption is up. China's economy is doing fine right now.
>Auto loan defaults are nearing crisis-era highs. Balances exceed $1.66T and repossessions are up 40%+ since 2022Bullish
>>60947563We are.But Germs and Ingerlanders insist on propping up our economy for some reason, thank you my Pancrustacea-skinned overlords.
>>60948352>giant cup and handle on mortgage assistance searchesBULISH
>>60948455>Pancrustaceakek, I like to call them lobsters too
Are you buying the generational dip at 660?
>>60948451All of this shit about defaults and yield rates and interest rates and it still won't fucking crash
what should i slurp now? eurowaffen? semiconductors? banks? miners?
>>60948166It's supposed to dip, but for some reason literally everyone decided that they were going to make big moves to the point where buying and holding is becoming meta.
I'm getting fucked by leveraged NigvidyaAnd not in a good way
Guys please tell me if I should get solar panels. My electric company raised rates like 14%, I live in arizona where it's going to get apocolyptically hot, the money I take out of stocks to pay for them will be safe because I'm afraid of a market dip, the tax credit for solar panels disappears this year, and the Big Beautiful Bill is going to kill all green energy, raising the price even more for traditional electric companies. I'm so nervous though, I hear so many horror stories
>>60948484BUDDY we told you not to get involved with that
>>60948449No it's not. Their growth was fueled through debt and subsidies to the point of oversaturation. The only major private sector growth of any note recently was Deepsink.
>>60948487I have no idea. It sounds cool asf though. Expensive but you do save money and can even get a credit if you generate more than you use but I am a lowly rentoid so i havent looked into it that much
>>60948487Lots of horror stories about solar. My sister has solar installed and one of the workers was a black fellow. Horrific. I can't believe they let those things walk around freely
>>60948487Totally worth it if you have an electric car.
i think marty skrillex is on to something
>>60948487Solar can help offset costs, but it takes decades to recoup the cost on them. Then there's maintenance and upkeep, which you're actually going to have to do a lot due to haboobs and smaller dust storms.
>>60948501Is he ever gonna learn to not short meme stocks? Didn't he get raped by shorting quantum stocks?
>>60948487they pay off in 15-20 years max, and after that you have free electricity forever, they barely degrade after 80% efficiencythe only reason not to get solar is if you live in an area with deadly hail that will fuck up your solar farm, but in Arizona it's free money forever
>>60948487you can buy battery banks and arbitrage the hourly rates.
>>60948487The thing about solar panels is that you should only put them on a new roof because if you have to replace the roof then you have to rip out the panels too
>>60948487My neighbor installed solar panels a couple of years ago but we don't talk enough for me to know how much they cost him. I've read $25k or so in Texas where I live but I haven't looked at prices in a while. My main concern would be upkeep and how long they take to pay for themselves. Our electricity bill last year was about $3100.
>>60948438Since youre lazy. Summary of Conversation (1800 characters)The conversation reveals systemic fraud in the U.S. property tax and bond systems, endangering property owners and financial stability. Property valuation fraud, enabled by ignored appraisal standards, inflates values, hiking taxes and eroding homeowners’ equity. Described as a Ponzi scheme, this fraud affects all citizens, with real estate taxes embedded in daily costs like fuel and coffee. School district bonds, totaling $5.1 trillion nationally ($606 billion in Texas), are often fraudulent, with banks holding 60% of reserves in these risky bonds, raising default fears, as 600 banks are on watchlists. This creates a “silent second mortgage,” with 23% of homes in some areas tax-delinquent, risking foreclosures and a real estate collapse. Unlike cash or gold, which are simple and trusted, these complex instruments hide risks. The stock market’s strength masks real estate’s fragility, driven by overinflated valuations and ballooning bond debt, where interest outstrips principal, making repayment impossible. A Texas proposal suggests replacing property taxes with a state sales tax (15% initially, dropping to 11%) for transparency. The discussion warns of a financial system collapse if unaddressed, urging SEC complaints, criminal charges against fraudsters, and public action via amicus briefs or letters. It advises against printing money to save the dollar’s credibility and suggests precious metals for security, given bond risks. Homeowner associations are warned against speculative metals, favoring bonds despite issues. Experts like Mitch Vexler emphasize urgency, offering tools like spreadsheets to calculate tax burdens and bond debt, highlighting the need to tackle this $5.1 trillion debt to avert a catastrophic financial breakdown.
>>60948529so how are you positioned to take advantage of this situation
>>60948523Good hedge against rising energy prices. How much has it risen in the last 5 years. They're typically good for about 15-20 years depending on how well you take care of them.
>>60948484thanks for playing
24 hours and all the money I lost today comes back
>>60948407>low rate mortgages would open up both supply and demandPeople keep saying this but the demand will outgrow supply. Of people are sitting on houses because they don't want to refinance into another mortgage then once they can refinance into a higher mortgage they will just be trading one house for another so in real terms supply won't increase because of that.
what do we think bruhs
I haven't watched the video yethttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Gk61ginOqobut look at the recent years stock performance of some top shipbuilders:Hyundai HeavyHanwha OceanSamsung HeavyYangzijiang ShipbuildingThey are literally money printers when the boom times come.
>>60948451Exactly, all those people getting repo'd are going to need to buy a car somehow
>>60948501So... shall I long OPEN??
>>60948487Don't buy from a solar company. Buy the components and diy to save like 70% even if you fuck something up and need to repair it
>>60948600Checked$2800 in 2019. Incidentally I had to put in a new AC in 2021 but haven't noticed a big difference in energy usage in terms of cost (probably prices going up have offset whatever benefit I'm getting from a newer, more efficient unit)>>60948608Yeah, and the bulk of the new development seems to be apartments. Apartments and storage facilities are popping up everywhere where I live and have been for a while now.
>>60948610BBAI Been doin a lil summin summinEven though they had the worst earnings miss I have ever seenBut congress is buying and US Gov is their biggest clientSo what the fuck do I know?BUY MDA
>>60948642>>60948642>>60948642
>>60948487The horror stories I've heard about solar are all people who are still hooked to the grid and get charged for the energy they produce, but I live in the Socialdemocratic German Soviet Republics, Spain Oblast. We're off-grid for energy (and water) and it's fine, I should take a look at the expenses since I haven't managed that money before but I don't think our setup is particularly expensive.
>>60948487no, on its own its not worth it, its great in the summer, but unless you get some eolic so that you have power all year long, it breaks easily, chances are the lifespan of the product will be heavily downgraded because the people instaling it dont give a fuck about their jobs. a product that was supposed to last a decade will last half as much because the material was misshandled, you will not have full propriety but you will have the full expenditure>t. worked in solar panels
It's Oracle
>>60948666>dumps as soon as you post thatWell I hope you're happy
>>60948119ah finally some news explaining the rally
>>60948352its ok rate cuts will definitely save all the ordinary people and not just be a donation to private equity firms and blackrock
>>60948400oh noes, buy my gold I am selling.
>>60948664Maybe you can play devil's advocate and say some nice and positive things about solar panels? (the company is advertising 25-30 year warranty. Does that save my ass, or do they pull out some fine print to fuck you over?)
>>60948755there is no magical wand solution to anything. solar panel would be amazing if... a lot of things.
>>60948417>>60948401fuark I wanna go to sleep, but I just need to add one more ETF to my folio, one more ETF bro
>>609485574 Gold2 Silver 2 Commodities Bot in leveraged ETFs and crypto
>>60948664why not install it yourself instead of getting ripped off? you can also then make sure you have the right amount of panels, batteries and inverter and such
>>60948487Price of electricity is going to increase because ofdatacenters, so if you can get a tax credit why not. They have improved a lot in the last decade both in efficiency and reliability.
