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america is a third world country long live EVROPA edition

>Educational sites:
https://www.investopedia.com

https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain

>Financial TV Streams:
https://www.newslive.com/american/cnbc.html
https://www.livestreamy.net/bloomberg/

>Charts:
https://www.tradingview.com
https://www.finscreener.com
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com

>Screeners: so you feel like in the movies
https://finviz.com/
https://etfdb.com/

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

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

>Calendars
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar

https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html
https://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/data/building-permits

>Boomer Investing 101:
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started
https://www.sec.gov/search-filings

>Misc smg:
https://www.financialjuice.com/home
https://finance.yahoo.com/trending-tickers
https://market24hclock.com/
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator
https://brokerchooser.com/
https://www.chathamfinancial.com/technology/us-market-rates

Previously on /smg/
>>61195190
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Soon as I get my MSEE and a few years of writing HDL professionally I'm fucking off to mother evropa and pumping the first butteface giant-titted culchie broad I see full of my hot bubbling plastic paddy cum
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SLS is going to be once in a lifetime stock
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>richest country
>hardest to not be in poverty
So that's how it works
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who the fuck is buying palantir at 600 PE?
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At this time last year I had 1500 bucks in DJT, and it was up 1200 bucks overnight. I didn't bother working because I'd made thousands trading DJT and MSTR. Now I'm lucky to make 100 bucks trading a week, while working. Why did things go so wrong.
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>>61197594
if you can read it says minimum wage, which is nearly impossible to find a job that actually does that.

It's harder to find a job that pays 7.25/hr than it is to find one that pays 6 figures
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>>61197594
>richest country works the most
>poorer countries work the least
whoever could have seen that coming
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>>61197605
trading for income is bumpy. Ive tried to do it twice now.
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>>61197605
quit your job, buy leveraged bitcoin, and chudmaxx forever.
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>>61197620
Varg is like a feral version of kurt cobain.
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>>61197610
WHich reminds me I need to text this bitch from my part time job and ask her if she still needs me to work this week.
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>>61197600
Institutions obviously. Why is this stupid question asked everyday with the obvious implication that its retail. Retail is buying bynd, look what that stock did. Nobody has power to move price except institutions and hyper wealthy.
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>>61197578
i dont think anyone would prefer Turkey over the US. it must take a long time to find a chart that makes poorer countries look better.
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>>61197600
Me.
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is it retarded to go all in GOOG and AMZN calls next week?
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this should be the OP for the next SMG
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https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-comparison.html?isin=IE00B5BMR087&isin=IE00B53L3W79
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>euro OP talking shit while he buys the stocks of American companies
Unreal
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>>61197687
That literally only became a thing in 2008 retard
when america destroyed the european economy
nice try hiding half the image
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>cherry picking a meaningless statistic like a minimum wage no one uses to make a chart to boost your ego

meanwhile, over the last twenty years, Europe has made itself irrelevant
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>>61197687
isn't the s&p500 just 7 companies or something
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>>61197702
and posts from his iphone/android
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>>61197687
>>61197698
Why not 2000-2025? it's a nice round number and seems neutral enough.
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>>61197702
>profiting from judeo-manhattanite equities magic while remaining an ocean away from the hordes of screeching niggers and other stinking undesirables
Sounds based to me
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>>61197709
see>>61197704
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Beyond bros. Are we gona cum

Short Interest % Float 161.69 % - source: NASDAQ (short interest), Capital IQ (float) ???? https://fintel.io/ss/us/bynd
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>>61197704
>muh 90s! -posted from my iphone/android
build a time machine and go back to 1990 then

2008 was almost 20 years ago boomer
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>>61197720
>>61197704
>Its Americas fault we are so poor now!

so, who cares, just sounds like you got owned by America lmao
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>>61197715
its at the max. post whatever you can to support your pov.
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Do you think it's a good time to invest in electric utilities and such?
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I've noticed that billionaire's are just selling stuff to each other right now and investing in each other. It's like a snake eating its own tail. All the AI companies are investing into each other in a circle.
Meanwhile everyone else is getting fired and forming lines at the food bank. I know it was the plan all along to fire everyone, not give them any money and have them starve to death, while rich people such each others cocks and produce infinite food, drugs and space ships with their robots, but I didn't know it would happen this soon.

Is there any hope for openAI, Nvidia and the other AI companies to collapse? I want to short Nvidia because it's morally correct but morals don't make money.
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>>61197728
what is this supposed to prove other than that the US is dominating Europe?
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The only chart that matters
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>>61197728
I have no special boy info.
>>61197725
I don't see europe ever going back on top. at least not in the next few millennia. middle east could go back on the uptrend by the end of century. Maybe we go homeworld style.
https://youtu.be/C9tNZBG9MO0
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>>61197710
Visa is 674B
Mastercard 511B
Walmart 846B
Broadcom 1.67T
AMD 410B
Home Depot 390B
JPM 800B

the US has many many companies outside the mag 7 that are "megacaps"
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you guys should be nice to each other :)
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>>61197747
Honestly, flat dollar amounts is useless. Everything should be normalized into ratios and percentages
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>>61197725
25% of the worlds GDP is still very high.
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>>61197752
ratios and percentages of what? oranges to pistachios? Percentage of world gpd?
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>>61197757
>25% of the worlds GDP is still very high.

not when it was close to 40% only 20 years ago
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>>61197704
>back in my day things were better
ok grandpa, you may have once been relevant but not anymore
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>>61197759
Total market cap of public US companies?
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>>61197773
why would that make sense when many of them are multi national?
Should Visa or Mastercard only be a percentage of US companies?
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>>61197578
Go fuck yourself yuropoor
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>>61197610
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work the most for free it seems, as it's not worth until you get out of poverty
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>>61197752
not really, you can use exchange rates for currencies and the larger number will be a higher % of global GDP or global stock market marketcap....
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s&p500 X2 leveraged is le way to make it. What’s gonna stop SSO from doing a 10x in ten years? The S&P won't crash by 50% so who cares
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>>61197675
Not at all. Add RDDT to that pile and you've got a winner.
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>>61197764
the past doesn't matter.
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>>61197704
make this the next OP please.
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>>61197709
their social programs will be on the struggle bus with no growth in 20 years. france is already having a debt crisis and thats with high taxes and a VAT.
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>>61197846
rolls royce and greggs will save us
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>>61197863
i remember spicy RYCEY. i sold that way too soon.
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WHAT do anons think of Dr. Pepper?!
I hear it fell after buying some kinda coffee company a few months back?
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>>61197876
Good Texas drink. Went to their first factory as a child.
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>>61197885
I was asking more as a stock advice, but yeah, I enjoy a good pep once in a while.
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>>61197876
Steins:Gate got me hooked on it
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>live overseas
>invest in US

Profit off US misery/line go up
I’m an American, this is what I will try to do
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>>61197704
>high tax welfare state slowly kills your countries
>europeans are smug as fuck because they don't see the impending disaster slowly looming
>it's now been a decade and a half later and they are slowly realizing Americans were right
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>futures
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>>61197896
more of a Pibb guy myself
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>>61197933
>White population of the US slowly dips below 50%
>Americans smug as fuck because they don't see the impending disaster slowly looming
>it's now been 60 years of mass immigration and American Whites still have nothing resembling an organic racial consciousness
We aren't less fucked than them, stop kidding yourself
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>>61197942
I have never heard of this ever before in my life. Is it like some regional thing?
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>>61197943
we have an entire political party (Democrats) that supports illegal immigration and calls you literal Hitler for wanting to enforce existing immigration laws.

separately, eurpoors probably should have been a little more pro business and realized the role technology played in their high standard of living.
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>>61197943
It's not nearly as bad as Europe especially because now it's reversing. Same as Japan.

We're waiting for Europe to finally fight back
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>>61197802
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>>61197962
I don't mean to "le 56%" my own country here in defense of europoors but despite all those doomer articles there's still not a single western european country where Whites are as small of a %age of the total population as the US.
>because now it's reversing
All 30 million (30,000,000 - the population of a decent size fucking country) ILLEGALS, plus a substantial number of their anchor babies, must be GONE by the end of Trump's term. If he only gets halfway there, or gets stifled by the judiciary on the way there, or anything short of total brownoid ejection, the White man is as good as extinct in America. We will be in deep economic shit for a long while regardless especially if the AI bubble pops before Don's out - it will unfortunately spell a blue wave, and unimaginable retribution inflicted on whitey. The only way to counteract that would be to cause such a profound demographic shift that dems couldn't win even if Trump ordered the nuking of LA on his last day of office. I just don't see all that happening.
Outside of the UK, France, and Sweden, Europe is in fact already fighting back. I think Ireland, the Netherlands, and the nordics minus Sweden could be extremely livable by 2040. They each need to get rid of a relatively small handful of nigger loving politicians and remove at most <20% of their population to secure their futures. We have far more work to do and far less time to do it.
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>>61197594
dude usa can just print money for free
but right now they prefer to shut their goverment down
and not pay the everyday workslaves their money
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>>61197933
uhh bwo, entitlements are 50% of the american budget and growing
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>>61197876
I did some reading and the estimates aren't that good for the earnings report on Monday.
Oh well.
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New tariffs on Canada. Is it over?
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>>61198000
day of the rake approaches
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>>61197986
The biggest blackpill I'm struggling with is that you can't just oust the obvious "immigrants." You have to go through the bluepilled friends, neighbors, and cucked relatives whose siblings/children have outbred with the outsiders. Then you get into the hair splitting about where to draw the line, how you're literally Hitler if you want to throw coalburner Karen out of the country with Mahmout and Mahmoud Jr who's technically "half white" etc....
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>>61198000
Checked and it doesn’t matter like all the other shit that orange man says and quietly reverses when the PR stunt is over
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what is the best copper etf btw?
do vanguard/blackrock have them?
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>>61198015
Look up Oraina(spell?) in South Africa and Return to the Land in the U.S.
That’s the way.
Morally, forming enclaves is easier in the EU because it is your genetic homeland. Even self hating whites can’t argue that.
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>>61197578
i only care about tesla stock, will it hits 500 before 2026, I am betting it big time on prophex
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>>61198015
The cultural shift that would be baked into a real, proper reconquista would naturally filter out the traitors and laggards you mention. It's not that hard to just choose not to breed with coalburner Karen, or let reddit Ralphie go jobless because he didn't bother trying to obfuscate his public trackrecord of treachery.
The problem is whether that proper reconquista ever happens. A half-assed failure of a reconquista + democratic government = total honkey death once the pendulum swings back the other way, and it will swing very fucking hard if the economy shits itself as hard as it appears it will into 2026-2027.
Europe has to do relatively so little to restore themselves. Get rid of 10^6 shitskins, maybe 10^7, instead of 10^8 or more like here, get rid of a few dozen heebie jeebies from government, scoop up unemployed and disaffected White American STEM talent with the promise that their daughters won't be zogged and raped this time around, wait 50 years, become the global superpooper again.
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My GENM bags are getting heavy. Thoughts about this investing in women's lingerie? ATZ.TO is up 100% in 6 months.
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Why isn't robin-hood updating stock prices on the weekends am I retarted?
I could have sworn it use to update stock prices on the weekend but stock last weekend and now this weekend but I'm not 100% certain of that
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>>61198068
Markets closed bitch stock tickers don’t get updated until premarket open
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>>61198083
yeah but the stock price listing I'm seeing on goolge is diffrerent from robinhood
AMD stock price on google :252.92
Robinhood it's 254.25
it's the same deal with other stocks do they just stop tracting them at different times and that's why?
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>>61197578
It's also worthwhile to point out that only around 1% of the US population actually work at minimum wage. Basically, every corner of the US has an adjusted wage based on where the job is located.
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>>61198117
What the fuck is goolge. Listen to yourself
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YTD underperforming blue chip stocks with actual profits from AI:
AMZN, ADBE, CRM, PYPL
List more if you know more. Companies that sell empty promises need not apply. Looking for stuff that will get rotated into when the euphoria phase of AI starts to slow down.
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>>61198117
252 is at close
254 is after close
Just check your stocks on Yahoo Finance
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>>61198165
realizing that minimum wage is barely 1% or less of the population makes you realize how much its been blown out of proportion. Minimum wage is meant for high school or college kids or bored retirees

This idea that mimimum wage is something you should be able to do and raise a family is insane
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>>61198191
I was just wondering why robinhood had a price discrepancy compared to places likes yahoo finance and trading view it makes it feel very lazy and/or inept of robinhood to not update it to same prices as everyone else is showing
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I'm glad I invested in those hot pockets
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just got some news
china collapsed
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>>61198212
why the fuck do people still use robinhood
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were all here btw
the governement will never reopen
prepare accordingly

>>61197812
>>61197812
>>61197812
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>>61198267
Wait, this isn't /smg/
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>>61198184
ADBE is under pressure from Figma and AI.

that being said those other three are decent buys i agree.
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What's the optimal index to invest into for 50 years?
A combination of Canada, US and Australia?
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>>61198308
50 years means you want to invest across all risk factors and not just beta. So instead of VT you'd go for something like AVGV or AVGE
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What do you negroids think of C3 ai? It's AI, but has a 32% short interest. I'm wondering if that makes a lot of sense for the next "why is this stupid piece of shit climbing to infinity".
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>>61198308
usa was the only country not having bombs falling on their ground.
And they put all countries in debt slavery through ww2
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I still cringe at myself for selling my nvda for a small loss back in April over tariff fears. It wasn't large amount of shares but if I had kept them I'd have made an actual decent profit for once.
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Movie nite soon, tonight it's Weapons (2025)
Invest in arms manufacturers and the military industrial complex I guess
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>>61198327
So it's not representative enough? The sample size is too small?

>>61198311
But those are american right?
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>>61198315
Owner called AI a bubble, bro is not tryna pump his own bags
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>>61198362
But... isn't calling your own company a bubble stupid in the opposite direction?
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>>61198030
Yeah, BlackRock has ICOP, which has the stocks of copper mining companies.

If you want an ETF with copper futures, there's CPER.
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>>61197831
>tfw market crabs and volatility rapes u

and I say this as a previous TQQQ holder tbhngl
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>>61198444
decay* I mean
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>>61198344
no. that communism is bad for capitalism is part of its nature.
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>>61198374
It's stupid in the stupid direction lmao. It does look like the ceo changed, so it is possible it is for the better
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Looks like China trade talks are going good though, calls first thing monday
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If TMF hits $80 I will walk /smg/ through the process of getting private shares of OpenAI and SpaceX.
Lend me your fucking energy.
Please.
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have you ever seen anything sadder?
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>>61198499
Don't tell me youre gonna say invest in Ark or some stupid shit
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>>61198499
Didn't you already post about that one fund or whatever it was called, that was up 40% this year or whatever.
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>>61198513
Jesse, what the fuck are you talking about?
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I took a 29% profit on a set of spy calls on Friday. This is good for me since I usually ride my trades too long. Think I’ll sit on cash for a bit until there’s another dip and I start smelling fear on social media
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>>61198499
QRD on TMF? 80 bucks would be a 2x. How likely do you think that is in the next 6 months?
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>>61198516
Huh? There was another guy who posted about a private fund you can dump your shit into and it gives you exposure to private openai shares.
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>>61198552
Rate cuts + overvalued market = pre-existing bonds go up in value = leveraged bond ETF TMF doubles

I’m all in.
Could be wrong.
But if I am we can suffer and die together.
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>>61198555
That fund has a price that is 5x above its NAV. You can buy it in a crash, that’s it. Right now it is retardedly overpriced.
There’s another way but I’d rather not share it online until I can buy, no offense anons <3
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>>61198589
Horrifying image
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>>61198652
Also when you say all in do you mean like 10k or 100k because there's magnitudes of 'all in' here.
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finished my weekly review of ai dashcams since it's still like 30% of my portfolio:

>www.gatekeeper-systems.com/news/gatekeeper-wins-new-canadian-transit-customer/
this was back in March 2025, they never revealed who this customer was for competitive reasons, it was never disclosed even now if you tried to google for it. I finally found the identity and confirmation of who it was now with my review

it was Ontario Northland, tho obviously if you googled Gatekeeper + that name then you'll find the source instantly now, but it did take some digging if you tried to find it without knowing the answer

why does this matter? it doesn't really matter materially because they already announced they got the $600K+ contract previously.
what matters is that it's a Crown agency and they've done their due diligence on ai dashcams already, and Metrolinx also has a potential contract out to add ai dashcams onto their own fleet, and Metrolinx is also a Crown agency in the same province
>https://www.metrolinx.merx.com/public/solicitations/3442036473/abstract?origin=0
and Metrolinx has around 1000 buses and 100 trains, so a full contract for buses would be roughly a C$1.5m contract potentially, add trains on that, an additional C$400k on top
40% gross margins on equipment, and any ai data services would typically be ~US$800 per bus per year, and ~US$2600 per train per year looking at my old notes based on US side. Basically works out to roughly 60:40 revenue ratio hardware:recurring in a 10 year hardware cycle, so just double the contract amounts i guess to get an idea of how much they're gonna get

well ai dashcams is already over a $200m market cap so it's basically priced in already meh, different story if it was still May 2025 around a $50m market cap
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Long miners this week
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G-d
Why didn't I go all in on GDXU 2 months ago.
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>>61198589
>>61198652
Horrifyingly arousing
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>>61198690
0.0
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>>61198499
It's DXYZ. Fund ran by a 24 year old pajeet
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2k in goog
2k in rddt
2k in visa
2k in mstarcard
2k in navan ipo
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>retard thinks anyone works for minimum wage in america besides a waiter
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>>61198769
Explain your reasoning behind navn
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>>61198785
All IPOs pump for no reason.
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>>61197759
>oranges to pistachios?
Yes.
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jewgle weeklies and FUCKING REDDIT weeklies will print.
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>>61198804
Reddit actually looks like it might go to 300 bucks by next year, for no reason.
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>>61198808
>up 6.66%
i dont care even if I knew for a FACT preddit moons to 5k
i will never put a cent into that piece of SHIT
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another jew encouraging race mixing
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>>61198828
I have no morals so I'm gonna try to ride the pump next week.
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spooky rally
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get on your knees taco boy
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greatest country in the world!!!! god bless america!
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Now that I think of it, I basically went into REEs as a hedge in case there was no china deal
Even though I lost a lot of money, I'm still an intelligent investor
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>>61198897
He just wanted to dine with the king of china hes such a needy narcissist
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Remember this post. Screenshot it, keep an eye on these positions if you don't trust me.
In a couple months you will see.
Your trust will be rewarded

ZENA
Zenatech
163m mcap
5.07$

Autonomous AI drones and drones as a service, aiming for defense contracts and entered a strategic partnership with eagle point funding to guarantee a seat at the table with the DoD
If it reaches the size of RCAT(1.3b), 8x but it could do much more

SGMO
Sangamo Therapeutics
191m mcap
0.65$

Zinc-finger gene editing, with in-house MINT technology that rivals and outperforms CRISPR when it comes to introducing new genetic data
If it reaches its gene sequencing peers (BEAM, NTLA, both 2.9bil), then it's a 15x
but if it matches CRISPR, then 32x


LITM
Snow Lake Resources
34m mcap
4.49$

Small canadian lithium explorer making a hard shift into the burger uranium market, recently acquired Global Uranium & Enrichment (GUE)
ANY tangible operational progress could explode it's price
If it reaches just the size of Denison Mines (a mid-size canadian uranium explorer) it would break over 76x
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>>61197600
currently #2 in my folio and sitting at around +78%, already trimmed it once
am I stupid? Think I will cut in half and rotate into APLD which, I sold and reentered at lower price
or should I as always rotate into one of my etfs?
sorry new at this, thanks
ps - broke my rule of not buying until next salary, got 200 or so into BYND and now -65% oh well

>>61197592
tell us more
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>>61199068
forgot to add - 60/40 ETFs/stocks
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>>61198396
>>61198030
is something happening with copper?
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>>61198897
He's using the trade war to turn China against Russia of course he'll backpedal if China behaves you dumb nigger
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>>61199006
We will be watching lil homie.
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>>61199006
>no gap
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>>61198839
He's already down like 15% on his shorts LMFAO
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Anyone been looking into A10 Networks (ATEN)? Been quite volatile but a profitable US tech stock with P/E of 26 which is relatively low. Network, digital security and cloud stuff, should be pretty hot in current market.
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>Twitchcon 2025 has been a total shitshow, from cosplayers getting assaulted to diabetics having meds confiscated, vtuber gifts tossed away and stolen
>Streamers abusing dogs with shock collars, no bans
>Stalker psycho miz abusing emiru for years, no punishments
>2 girls sex assaulted a man, barely any bans lasted more than 24 hours
>Ludwig exposed as spineless pussy, QT alleged to be Oprah winfrey of streamers aka massive pervert
>Kai suspected to be committing huge amounts of fraud, embezzlement, and money laundering with fake ass subscriptions and bits
>Dan clancy CEO so lazy and incompetent he spent the entire time partying and sleeping with 20 year old thots despite already being married and having own kids
>Twitch put out half assed corporate statement over SA incident, supposedly written by Dan but people already confirmed its AI generated
>In host servers in multiple countries like Canada and Australia quietly shutting down
>Over THREE quarters of declining viewership in a row
>Prices of Turbo, subs and bits rumored to go up again in 2026
>pedo diaper furbaby on front page, only banned for 1 day
>Many streamers complaining about payouts being 'suspended' with no evidence of wrongdoing
>The fucking head of Amazon security had to step in at Twitch, something that never happened before

Guys, if you aren't loading up on a shitload of puts and calls for AMZN, do it right fucking now. The entire streamer culture is going to CRASH and BURN soon.
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Thoughts on HUMA?
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>>61199238
Why would Reddit drama on a platform that accounted for only 0.28% of Amazon revenue in 2024 affect share price?
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>>61197600
Me... And yes a market buy...
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Found something interesting picrel.
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>>61198910
newfags on this board wull need Prophex prices geopolitical odds. it’s where foresight gets real numbers.
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What's the next week mega-earnings Company that most likely will have a MEGAPUMP? Sofi, Western Digital?
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>I need to be given 1 trillion dollars or else I might lose control of the Robot Army

Actual statement from the latest Tesla earnings call
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>>61199350
which monitor are those? some 27'' ips dell i imagine
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>>61199422
IPS = LG, always.
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>>61199422
>>61199427
But on the img they do have Dell logos, rip me.
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>>61199264
Price to book 56.33
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>>61199431
>>61199422
The post is from Michael Dell, with a Dell logo after his name.
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>>61199264
DELICIA
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>>61199350
Damn I'm so glad I work at home and not in such open plan hell anymore
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markets will open green on some framework bullshit AGAIN
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>Bessent says US, China reach framework deal on rare earths, Trump's tariff threat -NBC interview http://reut.rs/47IIHMY
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>>61199514
>all of this trade sperging just to end up exactly where we were before any of it began
What was the fucking point?
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>>61199117
im buying commodities
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>>61199514
Aw sheit, China stocks finna moon.
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>>61199509
Why is that bad. Stop being a gay bear.
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Japan has decades of deflation, can live off half time minimum wage... deflation is still somehow lebad?

Anyway is GOOG gonna print next week or now?
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>>61197587
You will be welcomed after your escape from the United third Worlds of america.
I suggest Poland, there some women with massive tits there
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>>61197609
But you wont be hired for the 6 figure job kekkk
Get in line for the food stamps this is the United third Worlds of america
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>>61197578
>turkey 2nd place

holy shit, this must be a JOKE. Brokies there are extremely poor. Third world poor
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>>61197739
so i hold till 2035 an imgood?
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People keep posting the images of Nvidia spending into OpenAI spending into someone spending back into Nvidia but how is that proof of anything? Do you think they're just wasting money for no returns?
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>>61199638
It's fun because it triggers bears and ANTI-AI smiggers
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>>61199638
its the newest finfluencer grift topic on youtube. they all see funny circle+arrows with money shifting around between 4-5 companies to promp up the company value. these basement dwelling retards unironically believe they know more than wallstreet lol
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>>61199638
The real bubble is if the consumer debt becomes too much to bear and people start to default en mass.
Markets go up because people continue to spend despite the doom and gloom republicans were raising under Biden and now leftists are raising under Trump.
Credit card debt is spiking and people are financing DoorDash, this is mostly due to financial illiteracy but retardation is still a valid reason for a crash if enough are doing it.
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Never doubted him
MAGA
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>>61199709
MIGA*
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>>61199514
HOW MANY FUCKING TIMES ARE THEY GOING TO PUMP THE MARKET WITH THESE "FRAMEWORK DEALS"?!
OH MY FUCKING GOD EVERYTHING IS SO FAKE AND GAY I CAN'T DEAL WITH IT ANYMORE
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Is reading good for you?
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We aping in ASST this week or what? Btc pumping a bit too which should help
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>>61199737
No, it has been proven to lower your IQ
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>>61199737
Listening to audiobooks has the same positive effect as reading books.
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> aping
Kys
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Wow bitnigger you couldn't do this on Friday so my ibit calls wouldn't have fucking died?
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>>61199638
It is a scam to inflate the demand of the chips... if they get a wash sale on 500 chips but it makes the natural 500 other chips double in price they have increased profit margin by 25%, do you understand?
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>get email saying you can vote in shareholder meeting or whatever
>don't even know wtf they're proposing
top kek
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>>61199592
Depends on the minimum wage and its relation to the average wage and what definition of poverty is being used. The definition would probably have to come from said countries.
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>>61199728
this shit is orders of magnitude worse than 2021 bubble
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>>61199006
>SGMO
more liie SGMO dick lol
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>about to cross 100k in my IRA

Feels comfy
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>>61199968
Congratulations!
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>>61198281
Under pressure from Figma, maybe. Under pressure from AI though, I disagree. I think that false narrative is why ADBE is exactly why it's a bargain right now. ADBE is embracing AI. Large enterprises aren't going to just directly raw dog generative AI models. They're going to consume AI through enterprise software providers like ADBE with guard rails in place, legal and otherwise. And similarly, professionals aren't going to just prompt ChatGPT for an image or a video. They're going to expect AI fill-in features within Photoshop and Premiere, for example, so they can use AI in a more targeted manner.
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>>61198281
>>61199973
My job has 17 Adobe accounts and is expecting to open more. None of the creatives use Figma. I'm an "art director" that and only use it when some 3rd party squelch requests to work in it, and I use the free shit as much as possible.

Figma is used a lot by ux/ui graphic designers, and even though I know some really good ones, they feel like a dying and Indian niche.
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Bear
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>>61199902
AMZN, GOOG, META, MSFT, and AAPLE could sign the entirety of their AI investment at a 100% loss tomorrow and still be some of the most profitable companies in the world the next day. And the non-AI S&P tickers are not that overpriced. I agree that there's a bubble:
Coreweave is one of the stupidest business models I've seen since I started learning about finance and stocks.
Palantir is a stupid fucking clown show run by a sex freak that can't even explain what it does.
90% of AI companies lose money running highly depreciating assets that will be obsolete in 4 to 5 years if they don't break before that and nigvidia is a scummy company with decades long tradition of misstreating clients...
If the US doesn't commit seppuku and the $ shows some sign of strength, crypto and gold could go down 70% in a matter of weeks.
And many many other little things like OKLO

But it's not pets.com yet.
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>>61199973
>>61199985
under pressure from figma absolutely. ADBE attempted to buy figma to eliminate that threat.

>Large enterprises aren't going to just directly raw dog generative AI models.
my company has already integrated Co-pilot of all things.
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>>61200014
>And the non-AI S&P tickers are not that overpriced.
name your 3 best
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>>61199147
>P/E of 26 which is relatively low.
By what standard is 26 considered low?
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>>61200059
dude that's lower than GME's p/e LMFAO
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>>61199754
I sont touch crypto stuff anymore but im happy for everyone that makes money there
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>>61200040
If you want to play doctor with me you'll have to go first. And show me something good.
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>>61200059
Shiller P/E of the snpoop.

I find it hillarious that there are people here who genuinely think mature companies can grow earnings by 3% yearly for 20 years.
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Can SPY hit 700 this week?
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>>61200040
you can buy Citi for 13x earnings and its up 40% this year. Wells 14x up 23% ytd. BAC 14x.

V, MA, UNP, CSX, most utility stocks with AI power demand on the horizon.

Pepsi is worth a look at almost 4% yield

Goog is really an advertising company at 28x earnings. thats not too bad given the EPS growth.

JNJ is at 18x.
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>>61200020
I recall adobe trying to buy them, but I also remember adobe trying to compete with them via Adobe XD and then scrapping it completely - probably because Figma did that UI/UX workspace better.

I think my big shit about Figma is that it's for a very specific type of creative job: websites / app design to make developers jobs easier. Adobe just runs the gamut on everything else you'd need in a corporate environment. Small and large format print, digital design across all channels, pdf management, photo adjustments, video, animation, commercial graphics production, stock photography, AI, I could probably keep listing.

I don't want to sound like I'm shitting on Figma because it does a great job, but I'm thinking out loud what Adobe does vs Figma in my 15 years of being a graphics nerd.
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>>61200103
>private debt boiling
>high yield debt collectors going bust every week
>buy banks

Not buying before the bailout
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>>61200122
I agree, something is amiss underneath. PTB already used the plandemic card, whats left ww3?
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>>61200097
No
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>>61200020
Microsoft Copilot is another good example of a wrapper around generative AI (ChatGPT). It's pretty close to vanilla ChatGPT, but nonetheless, the enterprise plans at least guarantee data protection / non-training clauses, improved grounding etc.
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>>61199968
keep it up buddy
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>>61200122
no worries bro! you do you.
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>>61200108
im sure you know better than ADBE who tried to spend 20 billion dollars to buy figma
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>>61200136
its fully integrated into our systems. my industry has a lot of security requirements. good luck with your investments of course.
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>>61200146
I'll do your mom
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>China trade talks
>Some of the biggest earnings on Earth
>Hit a new all-time high on Friday so this week determines if I actually stay there
This week's gonna give me a heart attack bros
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>>61199728
If you haven’t picked up on this yet you’re retarded
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>>61199844
why is btc pumping anyways?
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>>61199754
>aping
>/r/eddit
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>>61200149
I'm sure you know better not knowing what the tools do
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>>61199737
Listening to audiobooks with decent narrators is better than reading
especially for people with lives
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>>61199709
Was bombing Iran America first?
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>>61199638
It's a literal scam to boost everyone else's stock price by everyone having "increased revenue"
What's more surprising is how the market is falling for this
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>>61200204
>What's more surprising is how the market is falling for this
Trump's retarded kids scream buy the dip to the dipshits every .5% down. Plus PPT has set the spy floor.
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>>61200059
Based value investor, I rarely touch anything beyond 15 P/E.
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>>61200212
Is the PPT doing that much to keep this scam market going?
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>>61199592
Turkey is basically a relevant balkan country
It's materially poor but has that comfy med vibe
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>>61200163
I wouldn’t worry, if markets dump too much Trump will announce he’s lowering tariffs and markets will pump again
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>>61199578
The japanese work massive shifts 6 days a week
Sure if your people can do that than yes they can survive a deflationary spiral
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>>61200204
I really want to make an image like this, but it's just normal US companies that have existed for 100+ years
>U.S. Steel sells steel to Caterpillar and General Electric
>ExxonMobil buys equipment from Caterpillar
>Union Pacific hauls for both U.S. Steel and Caterpillar
>General Electric sells equipment to Union Pacific, ExxonMobil, U.S. Steel
Woah! Look, it's a total bubble and scam! They're just doing this to increase their market cap artificially!
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>>61200221
I can until it cant. Which will happen. Past rhymes.
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I sold one of my stocks on Friday because someone here said we're at "the peak of the credit bubble" but I looked into it and this article says it's a fluke https://www.invesco.com/ca/en/insights/credit-crisis-ai-bubble-positive-indicators.html
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>>61200059
By US stantards.
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>>61200303
Sometimes bubbles can get very big
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>>61200303
bears have been peddling the same nonsense since '22
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>>61200317
>>61200321
It was a Canadian fintech credit lender (PRL.TO). I felt stupid myself putting money on it because of how Klarna's IPO turned out. I thought they were dropping because of increased delinquency rates but I can't find out if that's true or not. At least I sold at a 6% profit.
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>>61200264
Does U.S. Steel invest in Exxon?
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>>61198769
Just go all in on palantir. It will be 1.5 trillion marketcap this time next year. Buy half now and half after earnings this week
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>>61200351
Isn't Palantir's P/E sustainable?
I get it that they're a CIA cutout big data AI big brother company by 600+ P/E?
geez
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>>61199006
Post with an Anime girl? I believe you!
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>>61199302
>absolute best investment is just leveraging the mag 7
>is basically the same as TQQQ
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>>61199578
>now
it's sunday
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>missed another crypto pop off
I missed bynd
I missed nvidia
I missed gold
I missed mstu
I missed altcoins
I am the man who misses, always present in the room with gains but never getting them.
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>>61200386
buy some gme if you don't have any, not joking
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>>61200386
well, at least you beat SPY year to date, right?
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>>61183602
This is my favorite post because he's so close to just realizing that
>BYND failed because nobody buys beyond meat products
But then he inserts a boogeyman in the middle
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>>61200356
Google in 2006 had a 100 p/e and every one thought it wasn't sustainable
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>>61200404
Spy only up 16%, I beat that easily. But I need as much money as possible. I always find risk plays and then get fudded out of them early on.
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>>61200416
100 P/E isn't outrageous
600 on the other hand is insane
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I'm just gonna keep on keeping on. It burns me that I missed 50,000 in gains this month if I was full porting every rare earfs trade on the tenth but whatever. If I continue to grind and trade I'll eventually reach 200k. Just gotta wait for the market to crash to the low low levels of 2023 and then I can slurp the bottom to ride it to new highs. Oh well.

>>61200413
>bynd value proposition
Why do people cope like this. It was jut a short squeeze, nothing more. If I had seen it posted last sunday I'd have put at least 1k buckarinos in.
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>>61200450
But if they keep increasing their cash flow it won't matter it's going to continue going up. As long they dont have two bad quarter in a row then it would probably sell off. But later go up again
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>>61200461
I agree
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>Stock market crashes
>Investors go "Oh boy, cheap stocks!" and buy more, increasing the price
How does a long-term crash even happen?
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>>61200506
>50% growth
>for 7 years
>while overdue a recession
>with A.I. being bubbled to hell


>50% growth
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>>61200530
when people lose their jobs and don't have dry powder
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>>61200530
Leverage and illiquidity. The main thing is leverage. After 2009 it took a while for people to get back to fraud and overlevering, but they managed.
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>>61200540
Doesn't this not apply to the uber-rich actually powering the market though? This sounds like a poor person problem that the rich will inadvertently solve
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>>61200556
The uber rich buy the 50% crash bottom after the retail cattle mass have sold
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>futures
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>>61200565
...which brings the market back up like I said, no?
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>>61200572
Yes but they buy only after retail has fully capitulated
in 2008 it took more than a year
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>>61200583
So as always, the only losing move is to sell
Good thing I'll never lose to the cock
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>>61200593
>So as always, the only losing move is to sell
Correct
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>Scott Bessent says he's 'felt this pain' from China because 'I'm actually a basedbean farmer'
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>>61200530
>cheap stocks
you know what happens to all those companies that lose 50% of their valuations right? we’re getting mass layoffs and people need to sell their stonks to pay rent and buy food. remember the average american is at least 1-2 paychecks away from poverty
>>61200583
i would be surprised if the next crash took over a year to recover. knowing Trump he’d probably try to get the fed to dump even more dollars for that V recovery
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i missed the 11x on IREN i want to kms
now it will keep pumping unless I buy 100k
im going to need to buy to ruin the bullrun for others, will suck lossing money but at least i can stop the missing out feel
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>>61200014
>AMZN, GOOG, META, MSFT, and AAPLE could sign the entirety of their AI investment at a 100% loss tomorrow and still be some of the most profitable companies in the world the next day. And the non-AI S&P tickers are not that overpriced.
I don't think anyone argues any of them would go under, but they definitely should no be trading at levels they are considering how much of a disappointment LLMs are
>But it's not pets.com yet.
Agree on everything you said so far, but I'd risk saying that quantum shit, oklo, the forced squeezes in memes are all worse than pets.com
When various "experts" say that this is not a .com size bubble and bring up leverage, what they conveniently miss in their "analyses" is not taking leveraged ETFs (they only count net notional of the ETF position itself instead of actual aggregate exposure of that position) and option gamma as leverage

I'd argue that 2x and 3x ETFs should be counted BOTH as the value of ETF units held and the net exposure, so for example if someone holds $1000 of HOOG which is 2x ETF on HOOD, I'd count this as $3000 exposure and 300% leverage: $1000 of the ETF units and $2000 of the notional exposure to HOOD. why? in a downturn both 200% exposure is going to get unwound AND that $1000 notional incurs large loss
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>>61200629
who cares about these charts if stocks keep going up and sidelined money keep coping
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>>61200609
vast majority of people sell on vest, especially if they see downtrend
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>>61200640
>stocks keep going up
you are exactly the kind of retard bears want in the markets right now
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how fucked am i holding bynd???

im down a lot already.
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People say tariffs are not inflationary, and while that might be right, the Fed also said that they are trying to filter out tariffinflation. What's up though is CPI (from 2,9% to 3,0%) and everybody expects Core CPI to be up due to tariffs (from 3,1 to 3,0%). So the inflation that is up isn't tariffrelated and that would logically be the inflation the Fed is not filtering/ignoring. But that's also all irrelevant because Powell is a bitch.
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Argentina hitting the polls. You've shorted ARGT on Friday, right anon?
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>>61200386
just wait until you learn about how how much money you mised on bitcoin miners that pivoted to HPC like CIFR, IREN and more
The one that didn't run is BTBT and I have 2000 shares im holding that
Most cynical retards like Shrekli which I suspect a lof o people suffer shkrelism from in here due being basement dwellers miss on all the gains because they think they are smarter than they are and think they can short and make more money being short because muh contrarian trade. The truth is anyone that stayed long and kept adding on dips has outperformed all these cucks
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>>61200648
go to your fucking general baggie
>>61195838
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>>61200645
how sidelined are you?
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>buying fake meat when you could have bought SCHD, which incidentally is up bigly
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>>61200661
what makes people do this?
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>>61200648
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>US China trade deal agreed upon, just a formality meeting remaining
>Brazil trade talks restarted, won't be priced in until monday
>Rate cuts basically guaranteed

All next week
SPX to 7500
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>>61200673
2 options
1) money: fear sells, that guy makes more money on youtube than most traders by selling fearporn
2) sidelined money: retards that don't make money because they are always trying to time the bottom and never get in so they are mad and always remain permabears
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What happened in April of this year that caused most stocks to collectively crash?
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>>61200682
yeah but bears have been singing the same song for 3 years
don't they get bored?
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>>61200565
>>61200556
example: tards thin "the uber rich", insitutions etc are outsmarting retail in 2025
they are no longer smart money
they are sidelined as fuck, simple concept.
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>>61200682
If my ibit calls are still good come Monday I sell some of the short dated ones and split it between my wife schd and some long 690 spy calls
They're usually cheap enough to be lotto tickets kek
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>>61200689
why would they if they make money from being bears monetizing it? those are at least the smart bears
sidelined money that makes no money being bears just cope
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>>61200695
i dont do leverage because they always come up with crap to liquidate positions but spot positions you can baghold for a while and win because markets always go up
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>>61200687
US tariffs.
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Do anons buy Put Options a lot?
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>>61200673
This is basically the only way to make youtube videos on this topic. Nobody's going to click on/watch a 3 minute overview saying "Yeah, everything's rising, like always. Is it a bubble? Probably, who cares though?" What would you even have to report on?
Even people who have never invested in their lives will click a video that says "Here's why the stock Market is DOOMED TO FAILURE" because that's infinitely more interesting than "Everything Is Normal And Progressing As It Should". Hell, he's even drawing clicks from people who are ANTI-finance, who will watch to be told how right they were for never trusting in that there stock market, their money is nice and safe in the bank/they never had money to invest anyway, fuck those richies!
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>we're in a BEAR MARKET bro trust me -30% in the red this year btw watch my other videos on china
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>>61200664
>SCHD
>up bigly
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>>61200713
This isn't r/wallstreetbets, but there are definitely some anons here who long options. To bet on earnings or whatever.
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>>61200724
lets assume the market tanks. do these people actually use it to buy cheapies or whats their endgame because I believe these people are perma cash gang and are being sidelined forever.
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>>61200664
I won't love SCHD if she stops being flat
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>>61199121
>this migard thinks orange kang has a plan
for the ballroom, maybe
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>>61200763
>>61200767
line goes up is the plan
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UPS earnings price predictions?

this will make or break me
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remember the trump admin regards the stock market being up as a strong economy and we all know that is horseshit
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>>61200759
>>61200724
they aren't. whether they believe their own thesis or not they know line goes up forever and own stocks. the fud is for views.
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>>61200786
I think they were banking hard on fleecing people with tariff fees but those aren't really happening
FedEx once sent me a letter a few years ago for a $600 customs bill on something I imported from Japan. I laughed and threw it away
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>>61200805
what if the tariffs get rolled back? does UPS have to refund everyone? kek
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>>61200809

>>61200809
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Officially going 100% equities starting monday
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For the apocalyptic SNAP benefits shutdown I really like DG. They are up but the last few months have seen investor ambivalence. This mood is ripe for a major souring if tides turn against it. In pic related you see a major bearish descending pattern. With the green line shows that if it breaks it can see 90 a share extremely fast but 80 is very easily possible.

15% of this companies sales are from SNAP benefits so 15% instant haircut seems right. We lose SNAP benefits on November 1st so its not that bad to hold two week out puts.
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>>61197592
Whats so special about SLS?
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I'm considering selling cash covered puts in ETFs I want to get into, but don't feel like buying at ATH.
Namely DGRO.
If my plan is to buy and hold 100 shares anyway, is there any downside to just selling puts every week until it hits my arbitrary price target?
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>>61200846
That's a reasonable way to buy a stock/ETF for long-term holding. But sure, there are some advantages:
>the stock/ETF's price might shoot up faster than the income you get from selling puts
>your cash has to remain in cash as long as you're short that put (low returns and uncertainty about when it'll be spent)
>tax differences (income from selling options is income for that tax year, not deferred and compounding like when you hold a stock for years)
>you have to constantly think about it and periodically roll the position
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>>61200713
I bought puts on $SLV, on Friday.
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>>61200893
>advantages
*disadvantages
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>>61200661
you should buy more on leverage bro, otherwise you'll miss out on the gains
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>>61200995
Bulltards are going to be very unhappy, very soon
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>>61200661
The funniest part is that he never changes his thumbnails beyond minor cosmetics.
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>>61200656
I already saw that bitcoin miners did like 10xs in the last 2 months from pivoting to be data centers but I don't really care about bitcoin miners. I don't know, it's just not as emotional for me when I see soemthing I don't give a fuck about mooning. Like someone will post about weedstocks for months and then one will finally pop off but I don't care because weed is gay.
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>>61200687
Trump said he was tariffing the shit out of china then he backed off.
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>>61200767
>this nigger thinks trump is literally a god emperor that acts solely based on his own whims and not a businessman
Imagine believing in anything other than absolute American superiority
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>>61201027
Woops wrong image
What if I'm leveraged on SQQQ/
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>>61201097
Then I'd say it's a bad trade - most of my gains this year was from shorting leveraged ETFs after a rally (HOOD, PTIR, KOLD, SQQQ, SVIX, CONL, TSRL) to earn carry from volatility drag, including shorting SQQQ at the April lows. If you can afford margin shorting TQQQ is also amazing
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>>61201346
I'm too afraid of margin calls.
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>>61201027
the last ones to buy will be the know it all permabears, retail is already rich
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>>61200706
>>61201061
dang, wish he'd do it again but firmer so things would dip...



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