mercosur deal canned lmao edition>Some helpful links to numb the painhttps://findahelpline.com/https://www.nvidia.com/refunds/https://www.whitehouse.gov/refundshttps://jlingz.com/>Educational sites:https://www.investopedia.comhttps://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: so you feel like in the movieshttps://finviz.com/https://etfdb.com/>Gambling:https://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.htmlhttps://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/data/building-permits>Boomer Investing 101: so zoomers with meme stocks can outperform youhttps://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-ratesPreviously on /smg/>>61681555
You know, I don't appreciate these EU people. They're ruining my gains
did the market finally remember the tariffs are still a thing?
>The fed will remain untouched by orange nigger and protected by the Supreme CourtLMAOOOOREPUBLIKEKS CANT EVEN COUP THE FEDLAME DUCK 2026
I should have bought SPY puts.
So what made things go down?
>>61682461Jews
You got a fast car.
Tried to make a reasoned post, but intelligent discussion is considered spam on biz I guess. Gave up after trying to tweak it a few times.
>Grab AST at -8% and IREN at -5%>The knife just tears through my grip and continues downAIEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>61682448This is true but he doesn't sound like he has all that yet
>>61682449This whole run up on Silver was literally a libertarian plot to end the F. E. & D. Short Silver, lolbertarians are a joke, and there's no money to be made in fighting the boys over at the F. E. & D.
>>61682461How far zoomed in are you
Kek my port went from +5% to -0.5% in the span of a few minutes
>muh tariffs>muh bubble>muh bazooka>muh bonds
Ignoring the headline, why are we drilling now? Did Donny ramble out Iceland instead of Greenland by accident or something again?
>>61682467That is an excellent post, but it doesn't apply until next year. We are going to make money THIS year. See how that works?
>>61682469AST?If you meant ASTS I suggest ASTX instead. 2x leverage always outperforms long term
>>61682481Daily
>>61682424why are we still paying subsidies to this bunch of ticks, fuck you farmers
>>61682467Good points anon
ASTS and RKLB crashing. when to buy?
>>61682486Get a newport
>>61682494These two buys are from my "slow but steady" portion. I generally sell after it passes 10% gain. I have some other positions that are more risky.
Robots.
>>61682481All the way
>>61682492Nvm I looked it up. He did in fact ramble about iceland again but he mostly just seethed about Carney telling him to fuck off lmao.Republicans were cool in the 90s. This shit is just gay
>>61682493I'm not against buying MU, just saying that dram prices tripling doesn't mean MU should triple.
>>61682498Don't fuck with the people who make your food anon.
Thoughts on nuclear?
>>61682520You can never go nuclear boss.
what is happening
>>61682516Of course not. It will merely double. For their PEG to get to 1, the price per share will have to be around $850... or their earnings will have to drive off a cliff, which doesn't seem likely.
>>61682467This whole issue is what's really going to kill the whole AI thing.The growth in compute demand is larger than the growth in global semiconductor production so there will be a forced business model change. Furthermore any CEO not acknowledging this is (intentional or not) trying to corner the compute market and his company will blow up like every corner always does.
>>61682519To be fair, the subsidies are used to bludgeon down food prices which creates all kinds of distortions, take a look at the price of farm equipment nowadays. Subsidies always disproportionately favour large companies because they're the most willing to take on huge debt
I'm going to give it another 5 minutes before my announcement to give an opportunity for those retards who are always late to everything to get in here before I make said announcement.
nothingeverhappens
Wishing all fellow intcels have a wonderful day.
shut up you baggie fuck
>>61682544trvth nvke
>>61682519what if I wanna have the choice to buy cheaper south american meat while watching my eu stocks making gains
>RDDT going to fucking zero Lmao
>>61682541Please wait until I finish my succulent chinese meal
If NBIS DOESNT FUCKING GO UP I SWEAR GOING TO FUCKING @&@*£*
UMAC is crashingits actually over
>>61682551Shorted @ 260, comfiest short of my life
>>61682546I'm comfy af, imagine not slurping at $19
>>61682531Yeah I thought about this as well, kitting out a new datacenter today is a lot more expensive than before the dram spike.
First off I would like to thank you all for coming here to hear my announcement.Now for the announcement.I would like to sayFUCK NIGGERSFUCK MUSLIMSFUCK DANELANDAAAANNNDDDDFUCK JANNIES!!!!!!!
Damn, everything is dropping. And I mean every fucking thing.
>>61682576Nah oil just spiked
>>61682575dammit i was hoping your announcement was going to be a pic of gookfu's titties againthat was the only good post you ever made
>>61682584Did we declare war and its on Truth Social ™
>>61682474Iudea Delenda Est. Rothschild FED Delenda Est.
>>61682584The world would make so much more sense if oil were at $120/bbl
My cash reserves are falling and my ability to slurp is decreasing. Send help
>>61682575Hi, I'm Anonymous and I approve this message.
>>61682560What stock is this? I'm relatively new to Stocks, so please go easy on me.
>>61682586She does have some nice tits they look great on her and they also feel great in my face and around my cock.
First loss of the year, but 20 green days in a row had to end at some point I suppose.I understand where I went wrong. I just need to relax the rest of the day.I overexposed because of greed. I was deep green but wanted to squeeze more in a bad moment to do so.
>>61682599Intel (INTC), that's why I replied to that other anon. It's having a good day today and they report earning tomorrow.
>>61682503>crashing>when to buy?anon.....
I’m about to exit the market, I should’ve done it this morning. Fuck this NIGGERED shit, literal fucking bogged bullcrap and trump can’t make one fucking tweet to save it. This country is doomed, might as well blow what little cash I have instead of saving for a FUCKING economic downfall
>>61682600i'm down to DP her with you for a thousand bucks
>>61682604I gotta agree, I've been greedy too, but then again I gotta stop looking at the monitor all day because I know where this is going. Set a stop limit too. You've been on the money though
>>61682605going to buy a put at the end of the day on intel, this clown market keeps pricing in EPS that's way over the real expectations
>EU freezes work on US trade deal ‘indefinitely’ after Trump’s Greenland and tariff threatsAnother Dump and Pump i coming
>>61682607Idk man maybe the first sign was cooked economic data. Second sign was jpow being investigated for now letting the country fall into a massive consumer debt hole. Third sign was a dementia ridden rant about Iceland and Greenland and some Canada/France seething.Fourth sign won't be pretty
>>61682612I dunno man I was thinking about buying a call for shits and giggles. Maybe these niggas have an ace up their sleeve.
>PLTRon no news
>>61682607Smiggers catastrophizing when the indices go back to +0.3% on the day. Could you be more dramatic?
big D roasting macron and everyone laughing
Industrial robots.
>>61682599I suggest a nice cozy mutual fund or ETF, newanon. I've had excellent luck with AIRR. Don't get into day trading like most of these people or you will die screaming.
>>61682611I set a stop order on a trade yesterday that I sold at +18% profit but surged to +88% literally 3 seconds later, no joke.I think that experience affected my psyche today, since my position today reached +20%, well over what I usually set as an auto sell, before reversing to red.I understand what the charts are saying today, and how the same trade would've been really profitable had I had a cooler head and more caution.
>>61682620Netflix hit 0.56 EPS on a 0.55 estimate and still lost 5% in the after hours and this morning, it seems to happen pretty consistently across the tech sector
Fellow BOIL Anon. These calls got too heavy. I had to sell.If you are still holding. Godspeed. The Arctic system is supposed to hover over the US 3 weeks of February, so there's maybe still a leg up. Go on without me, methane warriorMostly disappointed that a 50% move in NatGas meant a 60% move on BOIL instead of 80-100%
I dumped my UUUU baggies.
>>61682449>supporting the fed to own the cons
>>61682424This shit is so distracting... I was talked out of retaining a financial manager because of the fees and simplicity of etf investing but this orange nigger has me checking my folio every 5 minutes. I'm trying to practice law ffs.
>>61682449They'll do it with hyperinflation.
>>61682646If you're just trying to build a passive market portfolio, then you should look at it just as much as you look at your credit score
>>61682646Yeet into SPYI you just missed the Jan distribution but the unit price is looking good rn
>>61682646If you're doing ETFs the best strategy is to just completely ignore Trump. Don't even think about him.
>check cash levels>around 36k uninvestedshit, what slurp? but everything seems kinda expensive
Welding robots.
>>61682659>>61682653Yea i hear you. I am majority etf but I over allocated to stocks i didnt intend to get so deep into. I will work my way out of then and consolidate etfs and then just fucking forget about it as best I can.
>>61682664Netflix took a big shit, you could try a short term bet on the outcome of the warner bros purchase but beyond that I don't know anything about it
>>61682664salesforce is cheap. adobe is cheap.
I saw them in a dream.Robots that build things.
>>61682676>>61682678I wish all of those 4 companies to go bankrupt.
>>61682655Looking for growth rn
>>61682684how does that make you feel
>>61682682I dreamt there was a bat trapped in my room and I kept trying to block it from flying into me with a math book.
>>61682696In my dream a robot built my house. And it was perfect.
UmacServOndsThese are for sale
>>61682686Then unironically BAKA red days mean nothing to that sector lately
>>61682684Hey same man I made 80% on netflix puts through earnings
I had a dream where I was sitting at Davos right before the child sacrifice was going to take place, and the little bastard got loose are was running around and they had to fucking get on of those goofy clown looking mother fucking swiss guard guys to go chase him on skis boss.
>>61682678I started buying CRM around 233 and doubled down today for 30k
>>61682710well, did you catch the little bastard?
The EU is such a joke. We (America) should unironically just forcefully take it over and put the bureaucrats in camps.
>>61682704Holy shit does S M H autocorrect to BAKA
>>61682710The child represented your gains, running away
>>61682717roodypoo candyass
>>61682717You should know that tee be aych eff ayy emm
>>61682716Bureaucrats in jail, then mass deportations of shitskinsWe’d save europe
>>61682701Those are not the ones.In my dream they had a red logo on it.
>>61682467I fucking hate spending time to make a quality effort-post, just for 4chan to say "your post is spam" and not even tell you which part it considers spam.Nice work around to screenshot it
I'm quickly becoming chudpilled by US markets. Nothing happens = huge bullrun, something happens = bear market. Billions must sigh
>We'd save europe
AMD bros, we're so back
>>61682747Congrats fellow AMDBros
>>61682743You're going in the camps, Mohammad
>>61682738The reality is that nothing ever happens. You need to be doing value investing so you have the emotional ability to handle buying the dip. You need to be able to look at your spreadsheets and go "no, I know I'm right and everyone else is wrong because I've actually looked at the filings."
>>61682712>>61682678Woah they do look cheap. I've always liked them but I really like them now.
i bought more SNDK and will buy more MU
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
>>61682724>>61682722Was wondering why nobody mentioned it here
hecla still green today, the minors remain unmolested
>>61682750
>>61682713I don't know, I ended up running into some arabs and smoked a hooka with them.
Just need MSFT to pump $77 on earnings before I break even. Is that too much to ask?
What wrong with being a boglehead?
I stopped being a racist a few years ago and it feels much better
>>61682778Absolutely nothing
>>61682751Oh is that why companies with real fundamentals are struggling while tesla is at a 280 p/e and counting? Government subsidies put fundamentals straight into the trash, any rational person would bet that the oil price would rise but it's prevented from doing so by the US government
>>61682778>just eat shit like a slave and slowly save for 40 years so you can "enjoy" retirement for 10 years of boredom, pain, and medical issues.
>>61682774If you still have hope I reckon things are much worse than you imagine
>>61682778Nothing. But! Being a bogglehead and posting here is absurd - your strategy is to buy the index at regular intervals. There's nothing for you on smg. Unhinged behavior to show up on a trading thread.
>>61682769Thanks, I just ran your prints and I'm on my way to your apartment
oh no, Trump is on tv again...
>>61682769WHAT ARE THOSE NAILBEDSNOT ONLY DOES HE HAVE SMOL FEET BUT ALSO WEIRD NAILS
>>61682803I hope he announces permission for china to take taiwan
>>61682769Lmao ew wtf are those fingernails?
>>61682467No one talks about failure rates of hardware. I am not talking about FPY scores. There is also an important distinction between ECC and non-ECC memory and how currently ALL RAM is being scooped up for AI as if it was all equal. Under normal use in a typical enterprise scenario with ECC memory, DIMM failures are about 3%. I worked in datacenters for 16 years and with new hardware around the 3+ year mark, there is an observable onset where servers deployed around the same time are more prone to experience failures in tandem. But I am not going to give a number because I have been out of the business for 4 years.Anyway, my point is, I would be weary of mass bulk purchases like this happening around the same time. If you also know how hardware manufacturers, especially like nVidia historically operate, they thrive off the yearly push to unveil the "most powerful version ever created" year after year. If they have some proprietary components like chipset or board dependencies etc, that is also going to increase the amount of scenarios where hardware lifecycle is on the entire BOM rather than individual components, meaning even higher cost. I don't see a healthy correlation with investors screaming how we have to scramble to assemble the largest footprint now, rather than scale it in a healthy fashion over time. Once some of these datacenters are set up (the bubble is not going to pop with all the force fed investment), I am planning on some 3 year old options because bankers are not hands on with technology and seem to be under the flawed impression that hardware lasts forever. If we have some scenario where every few years there are going to be hops for mass replacement cycles, or if over time they spread the redundancy out, IDK. But it smells to me.
>>61682778You don't get to feel clever.>>61682774I think I've seen her naked.
>>61682778It's perfectly fine if you want to reach a $1,000,000 net worth when you're +90.>>61682796What's funny is that $517 was my price target for MSFT since I have zero faith in Copilot. I wasn't intending to buy and hold; I just got greedy and didn't sell when it hit that
>>61682366The 1.6 billion are a bunch of low IQ third worlders and using robotics to provide for them wont make a difference except in relieving leadership from having to say 'no' to them in a meaningful way. 'Labor shortage' is almost always something to do with prohibitive policy and mismatched labor expectations. Project delays usually has something to do with bureaucracy and some kind of project funding mechanism that isn't focused on finishing the project efficiently but instead on lining pockets. Actually there will be a deficit trying to get these people into houses or whatever you want robotics to do. You could use a magic wish to put 1.6 billion third world people into houses tomorrow, but you still have 1.6 billion third worlders in houses now that require power, water, sanitation, insurance, maintenance, etc., no amount of robotics can do that. And they're still third worlders with first world costs now as well. You have to wonder why all the globalists are from the wealthiest parts of the first world and never leave. You don't hear from the globalists out in Ghana or whatever. Why don't they hold the globalist meeting in Sanigambia. Robotics is better used to improve systems and societies that already work.
>>61682784>Government subsidiesIf you were properly modeling them this would be part of the model.
I'M LOSING MY BAWLS OVA ERE'.
>>61682822Misspoke. $517 was my cost basis, not my price target.
>>61682819>I worked in datacenters for 16 years and with new hardware around the 3+ year mark, there is an observable onset where servers deployed around the same time are more prone to experience failures in tandem.Yeah it's always crazy hearing people use 4+ year hardware depreciation schedules. When I'm buying stuff for myself I always assume its worthless at 3 years. It's crazy spending hundreds of millions of dollars more generously.
>>61682801come over, I'm a pervert
So at what price are we buying MSFT?
>closed all my calls at 10am>missed the top>but also missed the rugpullall in all a win
>>61682778>never even escaped 8 figure helland that was kingle bogle, enjoy being broke
>>61682822>>61682838Well apparently they are renaming office to copilot so that may help make it seem like not as much of a shitshow on their future balance sheet
I'm whiter than this market!
>>61682826A lot of people don't understand that the housing shortage is simply caused by a short of certificates of occupancy. There's absolutely no land shortage and not even a construction or labor shortage.People have simply stopped socializing effectively and don't want to talk about why.
>>61682846200 indian rupees
Just closed AMD call for filled quantity of $1776.
>>61682854>internet browser worse than GOOG>copilot is atrocious, way worse than GOOG's gemini>OS is so bad that linux users are at an ATH, worse than GOOGWhat exactly is keeping MSFT going?
I stack $4k into my investments account/401k/roth since I live with parents. Is it worth it to move out for pussy? Girls don’t like guys who still live at home. I’m at $500k NW.
>>61682872Anon didn't you post this a couple of days ago?
>>61682841Even if they succeed, sooner or later, with the rate of adoption they have in mind for AI datacenter uses, the sheer scale with replacement in mind is going to hit a point where they may need to be replacing more components than they are capable of producing. Unless their AI god is able to speed up the process of self-replication, we are going to hit observable bottlenecks IMO. Too many eggs in one basket and all the layers are not a redundancy, but a burden for each other.
>>61682819The real bet that the banks are making is that the stream of money will never falter, i.e. securing a large portion of the defense budget. The narrative is already being laid by the 'crazy' 1.5T defense budget that trump threw out there earlier in the year. AI is a national security interest to the US, and frankly the hardware is more consistent, lasts longer, and is more consistent than actual military hardware. The US wants AI to stay as domestic as possible because it's so 'easy' to set up in any given country, but if the US buys ALL the RAM then it becomes much more challenging for other countries to enter the space
>US 30 year bond yields risingWhat did they mean by this?
>>61682868>What exactly is keeping MSFT going?Active directory. We had a whole thread about this on my local Linux user group.
>>61682872If you're curious about pussy, you should try to find someone who will let you put just the tip in first. You might not like it and there's no point in fucking up your living situation unless you're sure you want to get into pussy.
>UUUU -10%Okay enough is enough. We buying this dip or what
>>61682868dunno they dont actually do anything besides cry about calling aislop slop nowi think if they remove the ceo and put a white man in his place the company may be able to turn things around
>>61682829How do you model a potential invasion of another country into a value estimate, I'd like to see a real answer
>>61682889I will buy at <20.
>>61682882no more free japan moneymultiple headwinds hitting all at once, geopolitical shit, yen carry trade no longer being feasible, ai being fake and gayenjoy lower equity prices
>>61682872If you put your money into income products, you could coast off the revenue forever in most non Western countries. Or work whatever job you felt like with exactly zero pressure around getting fired. Work a job with a bunch of young women and flirt with impunity. If they fire you, that's not your problem
>>61682826Your claim relies on outdated stats and misses hard evidence.Latest 2025–2026 UN-Habitat data: 2.8 billion people face housing inadequacy worldwide, including 1.1 billion in slums/informal settlements and over 318 million homeless. This hits rich countries too—sky-high rents and prices force multi-generational living in the US, Europe, and Australia.Adequate housing drives higher productivity, better health/education, rising earnings, and GDP growth—breaking low-output cycles.Labor shortages are real: US construction had a 439,000-worker gap in 2025 and needs 349,000 net new hires in 2026, fueled by retirements, skill gaps, and booming demand (e.g., data centers). Global patterns mirror this.Construction robotics slash build times (up to 2.3x faster), cut repetitive work 25–90%, reduce costs (up to 61% on tasks, 15% overall), and lower waste—making housing plus utilities (power, water, sanitation) far more viable in tight budgets.Limiting robotics to "efficient" systems ignores massive gains in high-demand, labor-scarce regions—stifling broader economic growth from automation.
>>61682882Nothing. Nothing ever happens.
I dont get why anyone is invested into american non value stocks, its like begging to get raped the coming years
>>61682882> GDP comes out tomorrow> It will obviously be lower than 4.3%> Money supply stays constant> Implied increased inflation
>>61682905>Construction robotics slash build times (up to 2.3x faster), cut repetitive work 25–90%, reduce costs (up to 61% on tasks, 15% overall), and lower waste—making housing plus utilities (power, water, sanitation) far more viable in tight budgets.Only issue there is that there is little if any incentive to reduce prices of property development because property is finite and only rarely improved
>>61682909But for now I'm making fat gains thoughbeit. You don't have to get married to your investments
>>61682909it's nothing like that and that is a disgusting metaphor.
>>61682778Nothing, but I like the feel of choosing stuff. I'm not always right though.t. half-boglefag and half-stockpicker/trendchaser/etc
>>61682922Same, some retards here act like you can ONLY do one or the other. Like you gotta be a turbo degenerate day trading at 100x leverage or a 70 year old buying SWPPX every month, no in between.
>>61682915That's simply not true—why cling to the idea that property prices are locked in scarcity when land may be finite, but housing supply explodes through innovation, higher density, and efficiency breakthroughs that create millions of new units on the same footprints?Construction costs dominate new home prices: 64.4% in the latest 2024 NAHB survey (released 2025)—so wouldn't slashing those costs give builders every incentive to either pass on savings or pocket bigger margins while ramping up volume?When costs actually drop, developers don't sit idle—why would they, when lower prices unleash massive pent-up demand, speed up sell-outs, and drive more projects for higher overall profits? It's already happening: in 2025, over 37% of U.S. builders cut prices (highest on record), many by 5%+, just to grab market share amid shifting costs.Real-world evidence is everywhere—modular and prefab are already delivering 10–30% construction cost savings and faster builds in live 2025 projects. So why wouldn't cheaper, faster methods force competitive pricing and make homes more affordable?At the end of the day, markets with elastic supply—where building is easier and cheaper—always moderate or drop prices through sheer volume. Isn't it time to drop the scarcity myth and ride the profit wave savvy developers are already catching?
Just woke upwhat the fuck did Zionald do this time
>>61682848Good for you. I kept them open. Didn’t expect a -1% intraday SPY drop. Oh well.
>>61682905>2.8 billion people face housing inadequacy worldwide, including 1.1 billion in slums/informal settlements and over 318 million homelessThis is just a sales pitch to funnel more money to NGO's and everybody knows it by now.
>>61682909Name a value stock you think is good, then name a non-value stock that is not good
>>61682888Anti-baggies see these trips of truth and still think "fuck tripniggers" when actually baggie performs a valuable service for all smiggers and he even does it for free.Try before you buy. Nowhere else is this more relevant than with women.
>>61682947>stocksjust buy an etf nigga
>>61682943THE DON OF ZION!!
>>61682956ok so why did you bring up stocks when you clearly have nothing to say about them. Are you fucking high?
>>61682945That's pure cynicism with zero backing—why ignore the flood of private capital if this were just an "NGO funnel"?In 2025, construction tech alone pulled in over $3.7 billion in venture capital through Q3, doubling prior years, with AI and robotics dominating 55%+ of deals—all from profit-hungry VCs and private equity firms betting on massive returns.Robotics startups raised billions more globally, fueled by private investors targeting labor shortages, cost cuts, and exploding demand in data centers, manufacturing, and infrastructure.Where's the NGO money? Virtually nonexistent in robotics R&D or deployment—searches turn up nothing significant; this space is driven by construction giants, startups, and investors chasing competitive edges and profits.Isn't it obvious? This is raw market forces at work—private sector solving real economic bottlenecks for gain, not some shadowy charity scheme. Who benefits most? Builders, developers, and investors crushing costs while scaling faster.
>>61682943They let him walk in front of the worlds most powerful people and ramble without a script for 90 minutes straight
Shill me https://www.investing.com/etfs/litu
I like to check my portfolio during the wild first hour pumps to see how much money I might have in the future before it inevitably comes back down during the afternoon.
>>61682973same lolLOL
can anyone name 6 investments that are uncorrelated with each other?
>>61682969It sounds pretty based when you say it like that
TERMINAL MUTTOID ORANGE SUPER JEW FATIGUE ACROSS ENTIRE CONTINENTS
>>61682941>housing supply explodes through innovation, higher density, and efficiency breakthroughs that create millions of new units on the same footprints?Hello bot, you're ignoring housing and zoning standards which prevent higher density and are specifically designed to maintain or increase property value in order to satisfy voters and increase tax revenue without increasing service and utility burden
Today is just a bad day, tomorrow we'll recover.
I just bought microsoft and netflix
>>61682999the whole thing!?
>ad hominem>no facts>shizo ramblingUnprofitable.
Can someone summarize what's happening today?Just a normal dip buying day or anything else?
>>61683004spx rejected by 50sma
>>61682981MicronScholasticVictoria's SecretPatrick IndustriesSmith and WessonDHI
>>61682981Lumber, raw earth, weed, biotech, fintech, and crack cocaine
>lost months of gains yesterday>almost had half of them back this am>back to barely being greenI fucking hate Zion Don and all the cucks that voted for him.
>>61682544>>61682548Why do you guys say this? You lived through a pandemic, a Russian Ukraine war, the assassination of Shinzo Abe, Arab spring, a current coup in Iran, and like a hundred other things?
>>61683001Yep, a whole dollar. Oops, it's 0.75 dollars now.
>>61682981beanie babiesstocksvirginitysalt watergalaxiesused jeans
>>61683010
>markets overreacting because of EU trade shit>EU doesn't even make up 10% of imports to the USASure is a whole lotta nothing happening today.
>>61683008Scholastic and victoria's secret both hit bear markets from the epstein and diddy situations
>>61683016:(>>61683017I suspect its the bond market doing this
>>61683013The pandemic is the only happening. Nothing else there affects me>>61683019Damn, it's over
>>61683022Bonds are an even bigger nothing burger.Like waiting for a dam to collapse it isn't gonna happen.
>>61682981Essentially, all investments in the stock market are inherently tied, liquidity and sentiment both influencing the propensity for investors to deploy new capital or sell existing holdings.
>>61683017denmark makes all of our ozempic and some of our insulin, and if that rises the boomers are gonna call for trump's head
>>61682996Today is the good day because the Bollinger is holding it.
>>61683042drug prices are down 800% they'll just give us less $ when we pick them up.>>61683037Algos don't care they see X so they execute Y
>>61682889Bought a little bit. We’re gonna make it nuke nesters
What's that, institutions will flee AI stocks because they're unpredictable? That's aweful, imagine all those people who bought the dip. Oh I'm sure they'll be fine.
>>61683067They will flee to mine.I saw it in my dream.
>>61682872Facing the same dilemma anon. Saving so much and don't want to buy a house...I dont even fuck anymore desu and my dog of a gf lives in a different city
>>61683060>drug prices are down 800%Jarvis, double-check this math.
I eat ass.
Just sold 90% of my miners. 280% gains so not sweating it. But I've an uneasy feeling. Something is going to drop politically, militarily or economically.I want ammunition to buy a 20% pullback before we push to next phase. I dont think we will break 5000 and 100 without a battle. Thoughts?
>>61683077>he doesn't get $400 when he picks up his SSRI'stopfuckingkek
>>61683092Sir, I'm on a different variety of goy-pill.
>>61683090>Thoughts?gold is not a shitcoin. be careful.
>>61683090I bought more gld today. It's only 8% of my portfolio, but damn, it really feels like anything can happen out there and no one wants to depend on dollar when Trump might wake up one day and sink the bond market for fun.I'm 20% cash, i have never held that much before, I'm just going to wait for the mag 7 earnings and see what happens. Are all bull markets like this?
>>61683013go outside bro. literally the only one of these things that impacted american suburban white life was the pandemic, and that's long gone now.
>>61683119I wouldn't go so far to call this a bull market, this is full on clown world market
>>61683090Also sold most of my SILJ calls. Never bad to take profits and took all my initials out
>>61682966go back
>>61683128ngl, buying mines, gold and minerals gives that cool XIX century vibe
>>61683090I sold my miners as well and bought more Micron not long ago. Considering whether or not to start unloading silver too.
>>61683118So what. I’m miss a few percent and buy back in. But there are Alway pullbacks. And a 10-20% pullback will let me scoop some more up. Also. This is just 30% of my folio. Rest is physical and I’m stacked there. This is for fun and a bit of leverage. Just looking at the gaps between pull backs. We are due. There’s going to be resistance at 5000 and 100. And I’m up nearly 300% on my paper bets. But I’ve a strong feeling there’s a wobble coming. And it might not be in the mettle’s. But it will affect everything including mettle prices. We will see. If I’m wrong I miss a few percent. Buy the curve is too parabolic and it’s too quiet.
>>61683159no I'm saying you don't know what you're doing and you don't understand how forex and PMs work. protect your profit. you can and will lose it very fast if you persist with this strategy.
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>>61683128It’s certainly a metals bull. And yeah. They always have pullbacks that are great opportunities to sell a top and buy a dip. There’s always pullbacks and consolidation in a bull.
Fuckin microshart holding down my precious VOOG. Should have just bought QQQ
>>61683169I can lose my paper stack by sitting in cash for a week or two to watch?
>>61683159IDK bro my TA says something different
>>61683150Don’t get my wrong. I’m extremely bullish on metals and commodities. This is just the beginning of the cycle. I just “feel” like taking a break and seeing what happens.
>>61683159What would cause gold to pullback?Maybe if the rest of the market is surging and USA promise to not do more tariffs for a year. But why would that happen.
>>61683192Intredasting.
>>61683192I knew this was going to happen. Bought 1oz of gold for $1900 back in 2021 or something. Lost the fucking thing. The pain only grows. I know one day gold is going to be $15k and I'll be like where tf is my ounce.
SOXS baggie where are you? stuck at work? lmao.
I would long put options here, no way we hold all these gains, shit's gonna be red AF by the time they ring the bell boss.
>>61683199You need pullbacks consolidation to build confidence for those to enter positions and increase the momentum. It’s essential. What causes it? Excessive momentum and speculation of short term traders, news, lots of things. But they are opportunities to sell before them. Buy back in more shares for same money. And you leverage your gains even more. I’m sure you understand this. But if I sell 10 shares at 10 dollars. Then it falls back to 8. I can now buy 12.5 shares for my 100. And on the next leg up. I go up even more that if I had held the 10 through the dip. I’m sure everyone understands but I’m assuming some may not.
>>61682467>The biggest risk to MU is that they literally cannot produce chips any faster because they're already running at capacity and a lot of their current production is going to contracted obligations. By the time their new fabs are up, it's possible that the AI demand will be gone or something. Test to see if it works on my machine. hol-e-fuck it doesn't until I delete half of the post. Weird.
