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Previously on /smg/
>>62145397
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Stocks will crash.
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The Feast draws near.
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reminder that sk hynix should have went up by at least 40% overnight
instead they payed their workers (instead of their shareholders) half a million to million usd per employee
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>>62146305
they have more than 40k employees
you can search more by sk hynix bonus
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>>62146309
is kfc better than popeyes and/or cane's
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>trimmed profits today
>sold out entirely of TECK
>has an ER today
Watch it rip like 40%
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I will gamble my way out of the permanent underclass!
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>>62146311
>is kfc better than popeyes and/or cane's
I dunno
more of a burger guy myself
And now, after having baked, I'm off! good night.

Next time, someone step up and bake. and don't complain about baking, without baking.
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>>62146307
>t.
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Friendly reminder the strait was open for business but they kept blockading it for no reason despite not needing a blockade when they initially just wanted Iran to open it.

This stupid bullshit was already solved, and then they created a new reason for it not to be solved. And now all my gold stocks are getting stagflated on some bullshit that was supposed to be solved two weeks ago
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might make it tomorrow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYQdj4jI1Pk
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>>62146307
lmao
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>everything red today from Asia to Europe
Maybe even USA will be red today. Are we approaching complete system collapse??
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>>62146308
This was already known weeks in advance thoughbeit.
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>>62146324
>Friendly reminder the strait was open for business but they kept blockading it for no reason despite not needing a blockade when they initially just wanted Iran to open it.
if it makes you feel better, shooting some rinky dink bullets at ships, and seizing vessels is a steep de-esclation from blowing things up and actually killing people
they will probably resolve the matter "officially" in about a week
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>>62146324
Iran had no intention of keeping the strait open they wanted to keep extorting the strait for as long as they could pretend to negotiate.
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>TSL down almost 6% after
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any SOXL put buyers here? 50 -> 110$ in 10 days?
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>INTC pumping ahead of earnings

Why does the market think this is magically a good company now? 100% its going to just pump after earnings which will be lukewarm at best
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tick tock bulls
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>>62146301
God wills it.
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>>62146344
every time you ask ai for your horoscope it uses cpu's in a data center. that's every individual horoscope on earth every single day. there's plenty of other useful tasks it can do as well.
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>>62146345
I’m afraid
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>>62146344
You can buy in the 20s once market realizes that it didn´t stop being a shit company after the 10% US stake.
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why do i feel guilty when im up like i dont deserve it?
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New to investing. Is it generally best to invest before or after a quarterly report? Stock that I’m interested in will do its report tomorrow. Stock price is currently near bottom but gone up a few percentages last month.
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>>62146369
it is best to invest when it isn't on some high hype momentum climbing for memes

but stop timing lol
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>>62146368
were you raised as christian? i think this is the effect of some kind of 2k years old jewish psyop. you deserved it, fren.
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>>62146368
you get that you own the companies? you're supposed to profit. watch the business documentary 'pimps up, hoes down' and you might start to get it.
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>>62146369
You will have more information after earnings, but the price will be different. You can split your order 50/50 before and after, too.
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So, what's currently the real, non-manipulated price of crude oil?
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>>62146387
Bout 50 dollars once the Aryans stop manipulating it.
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>>62146375
>>62146378
i should be proud but im just not. i feel like i dont deserve it even though i know i do
im not showing off im sorry if it seems like i am
i worked hard for this money, to the point where my job has genuinely ruined whatever semblance of a life that i had before.
i was a baggie for weeks at a time as you can see, i bought dips that kept dipping and even then i could have bought something like soxl and been up several times this.
its stressful and deep down i know i have no idea what im doing. i don't have anyone to talk about stocks to
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>>62146387
$3.50
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>>62146374
Definitely not hyped lel. But I believe in it long term. Think it’ll be a slow and steady climber this year. Unless of course the economy collapses and all is lost
>>62146380
Yeah that seems sensible. I think I’ll do that.
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Feeling comfy only investing in VOO
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>>62146387
100-115 range
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>>62146389
am dumb baggie forgot pic
>>62146378
i feel like when you take profit for granted youll get dumped on. But then again I sold AVGO at way too early because ignoring 17% gains felt greedy
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>>62146387
Wait until trumps promise of filling the tankers for everyone falls flat.
We will see the real price then.
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>be me yesterday
>check on folio before close
>brokers website is retarded and only updates my p/l if one of my contracts has been sold/bought
>"guess i'll sell one call contract to update it"
>accidentally sold everything
>markets dumps the day after
I'm a master trader
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>>62146398
Get a new broker. Luck isn't always good.
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>>62146398
The gods favour you
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>>62146398
blessed by smg gods
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up 13% on Lenovo, should I sell?
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what happened to HGRAF anons anyways?
been pretty silent
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>>62146408
They're busy watching the SHEEOs dildo commercials.
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>>62146396
Wow grats on your gains. You know anon I've had a similar feeling with what I'm doing right now. I'm also a newb at tbis stuff and I lost 20% of my cash on 2 bad puts a month ago, so I've been running oil future contracts to get my dough i lost back. Feels like gambling, and I don't particularly like that, but my desire for oil to go up so I can make money is essentially tied to a war that's killing people. If i make my money back just gonna sell my positions and go back to comfy holding PMs and crypto. Stock market and gambling is for the birds.
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>>62146353
yeah they use threadrippers you jackass. this is just an exit pump before intel is dismantled for fumbling the ball, like every american company.
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>>62146415
>I'm also a newb at tbis stuff
then why are you buying puts?
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>>62146389
it matters not if you are smart or dumb, you took a risk and you got rewarded. people out there dont take risks because they are afraid of the consequences, people take calculated risks and sometimes it can backfire, and other people take risks and push buttons randomly, oblivious of the consequences. the market doesnt care. You dont have to feel guilty about your decisions when they work out, the true test is owning up to the bad outcomes
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>>62146415
Try investing in producers like AEP? They grow palm oil (sustainably apparently) and rubber.
It's not dependent on war. It's not doing harm (too much)
There's plenty of options.
I feel a bit guilty in defense stocks but only because they're being used to attack and that's trumps fault, not mine.
My guilt can be appeased by calling him a cunt.
The cunt.
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how did tesla dumb so bad :(((
it was up 4%
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>>62146424
I just don't have any real interest in the stock market. The whole oil thing is just situationally because I feel like it's a safe bet to make the money back since theyre suppressing price in the paper market. I'm also of the opinion that the market is broadly speaking gonna go down soon. Maybe something like 2008 or worse. Those missle rumors pumped my futures nicely and made SPY, QQQ, etc drop sharply all of a sudden. Seems to indicate the fact the market has the war ending/not resuming priced in. Couple that with the energy crisis and potential for mass money printing and yeah I'd really just rather go back to buying silver and crypto.
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>>62146431
>I just don't have any real interest in the stock market.
then what the fuck are you doing in the STOCK MARKET GENERAL, nigger?
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>>62146431
>The whole oil thing is just situationally because I feel like it's a safe bet to make the money back since theyre suppressing price in the paper market
you are naive and clueless and not aware

governments can surpass this for infinitely longer than you can stay solvent lol

having no interest in the stock market that is infinitely easier compared to oil prices is severe clueless territory
you are like bottom 5% for even smg
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>>62146344
It really bothers me that the market has a built in virtually guaranteed pump and dump mechanic for virtually every decent stock but maybe it's for the best I dunno
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>>62146344
>magically
more like the US/trump wanting to help local companies
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>>62146431
>silver and crypto.
Understood. That's where I came from, pms-crypto-business-here.
I'm investing long term now so whatever happens doesn't really matter. I'll be where I'll be in ten years.
Haven't followed crypto in a few years and can't imagine silver after that pump and dump.
Physical?
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>>62146440
I like talking to you guys. And I'm in on the stock market right now and still down 14% although I'd rather not be, so my ticket is purchased.
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>wanted to buy stock
>decide to invest in investment company instead whose portfolio is like 70% that stock and some other pre-ipo stuff like spacex
>the stock just keeps steadily going up while the shit i bought just keeps steadily going down
I don’t get it. Shouldn’t the investment company basically mirror(slightly less) that stock seeing how the vast majority of its holding consists of it??
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>>62146444
>pms-crypto
neither are investments
they dont have free cash flows son
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>>62146408
They made it and are living happily ever after arc of their lives. You really should be happy for them instead of being like the other vicious faggots on here.
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>>62146449
>70% that stock
maybe the other 30% is pure shit

and no investment fund/company invests that highly into a single stock
they diversify hard
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>>62146450
>son
I've probably got kids older than you. Don't call me son.
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>>62146456
>and no investment fund/company invests that highly into a single stock
Yeah they got a lot of criticism when they did that lel
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>>62146441
I'm making my money back for the time being and well into the green (on futes) thanks to the buying opportunities they keep handing outso I'm not too worried. I've been paying close attention to the stock market broadly speaking for last 2 months and it's just the inverse of oil atm. They're both being manipulated up and down by news articles and tweets. Any real news makes the stock market go down and oil up it's a pretty safe bet atm. If it was pre feb 28th and oil was crabbing or slowly going down yeah I'd agree.
>>62146444 yeah physical. I keep it myself in case we see hyper inflation here. Better than 1s and 0s obviously. Hold crpyto for the same reason in essence but instead of everything breaking down completely with no electricity, everything breaks down via hyper inflation and the institutions buying into crypto design everything ground up to be onchain. Silver is security/peace of mind and crpyto is a chance to not be a poor fag anymore if they do switch over to putting assets on block chains.
>>62146450
My car broke down a few years ago and I had to sell some silcer and gold to fix it. Just brought them to a store and they gave me money
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That "false alarm" happened at the exact moment SKHynix reported Q1... how strange
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>>62146465
>yeah physical. I keep it myself in case we see hyper inflation here. Better than 1s and 0s obviously. Hold crpyto for the same reason in essence but instead of everything breaking down completely with no electricity, everything breaks down via hyper inflation and the institutions buying into crypto design everything ground up to be onchain. Silver is security/peace of mind and crpyto is a chance to not be a poor fag anymore if they do switch over to putting assets on block chains.
I was where you are in 2008. Except trading Forex instead of crypto back then. Stacking pms and hiding them in the loft insulation. (No burglar will ever look there)
Tell nobody. You'll be grand.
Crypto was fun but years of staring at screens got tiring.
Only long term for me now.
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>>62146477
Are you worried at all we could see something like 2008 these days? I was a kid then so I didn't experience any of it. I've been trying to figure out if any of our current circumstances line up with 2008. What I've been seeing is a weak job market and lots of unemployed people (numbers, not with my eyeballs), a choked/disrupted oil supply coupled with many nations emptying their reserves (they're gonna want to fill them back up), gdp last quarter was only .5, private credit issues, potential AI bubble, housing market is currently a buyer's market. Just seems like a lot of negative stuff piled up on top of each other.
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>>62146483
I'm pretty much resigned to ww3 tbdesu.
We've got nuclear powers in two major wars at the same time, with the one thing every one needs being held to ransom.
I'm unironically stacking food.
We are not coming out of the trump period with the lives we know now.
Imho.
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>>62146483
Wasn’t 2008 almost entirely caused by giving housing and loans to brown people in the US?
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>>62146486
The thing with this kind of super doomer scenarios is other countries know trump will be gone by '28 and instead of doing something insane like start ww3 they would simply wait for trump to be gone and strategically position themselves for that exact moment
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>>62146465
>everything breaks down via hyper inflation and the institutions buying into crypto design everything ground up to be onchain
If they do that you do realize they will just design their own bespoke crypto to their own spec making yours worthless? Gg your 1's and 0's are worthless even in your projected worst case scenario which means you're retarded for holding them

Holding crypto as a hedge against this kind of stuff is a surefire way to spot a genuine retard in the wild. Like I'm not trying to insult you but you shouldn't even be thinking this way, it will only hurt your wealth. Stick with simple, even PM's works better for you.
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>>62146483
Dogshit car loans are being packaged and sold in the same way, that's about the only similarity now if we're being honest. The actual impactful speculative shit is insulated with private credit where investors are flat out unable to sell en masse

>>62146488
If you watch the epstein interview he explains the root of 2008 pretty well and he blamed clinton
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>>62146488
No. It's been caused by bankers speculating on investment properties, inflating their prices until the prices collapsed.
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>>62146488
It was in a way but the real issue was just too much money. I'd been living abroad and came home and it was mental. Every car was new, everyone was minted.
I had £15k in the bank back then as savings and they were practically bending my arm to take credit.
Money was everywhere. Mcmansions being built.
It was nuts. That's when I started reading about credit and money and shit.
I sussed pretty soon it was going to fall apart and started stacking metals.
First it was a run on northern rock bank. Then oil went up to $150 iirc, then bear Stearns and boom.
Everyone was unemployed, banks were failing. They asked for $700bn which back then just seemed crazy to everyone.
We got to a point that the banks were failing and there was a real possibility the cash machines would run out of money.
I started stacking food. (Family of 5)
We got bailed out by the imf and ate a lot of rice and beans for a while.
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>>62146490
The wars are already going though? Russia is losing and about to collapse, the gulf countries are up shit creek, Syria is barely stable, India/Pakistan were fighting recently enough, trump is a fucking nutjob. China might go for Taiwan at any time.
That's just the known knowns.
Add in a recession/depression with what looks like a fuel and food crisis....
I'm mostly through my life. It's never been as close as this. There's not much good out there ATM.
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>>62146496
>blamed clinton
Glass steagal?
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>wake up
>portfolio has gone down 4.5% with my NOW being doen 13%
>feel nothing
Man it feels good to be on that "12-month outlook" hopium
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>>62146509
I don't remember exactly but the gist was that clinton wanted votes so he set up some thing where anyone could have a home and made a deal behind the scenes with the banks where the government would back defaults, so banks were like fuck yeah free govbux and went apeshit approving anything with a pulse
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>>62146508
Ah yes ww3 a war that virtually nobody I know is talking about outside of turbo doomer online political discussions but it's going on rn okie dokie then
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>>62146519
Share your hopium stack. Need some long term too
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Is it true that if you lose money on a NYSE stock that you can call Zohran Mamdani's office and ask for a refund? I need relief.
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>futures down 0.6%

It's over
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>>62146531
You've missed the two major nuclear powers invading other countries I take it?
Been busy have you? For the last 5 years?
Ever studied history or read how other wars started?
Let me give you a short lesson.
They started EXACTLY like this.
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> futures
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>>62146534
SMCI
ZETA
NOW
MSFT
NVDA
It's all analyst slop with the expectation of ~20-30% up in 12 months. I have neither the time nor effort to hunt for hidden gems.
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>>62146495
I'm investing in utility stuff, not stable coins or dogecoin or something like that. They can make and run whatever they want, I don't care.
>>62146504
I've been buying extra rice and beans, lentils, salt, etc every grocery run since I started reading up on the potential effects of the war. I'm really not a turbo doomer, I don't think it's all over. I'm just fairly certain there's a supply shortage right now, no one in America is feeling the affects of it yet so no one cares. Gas and diesel being expensive makes everything else more expensive. Trump is already bailing out an airline because of the cost of jet fuel.
>>62146508
I'm not gonna shit up the thread but I'll just day russia is not loosing and they're probably gonna be done taking donbass region by the end of this year.
>>62146531
>uses the lipsmacking of normies to guage geopolitical developments
>in America
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>>62146539
severe case
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>>62146547
>I'm not gonna shit up the thread but I'll just day russia is not loosing and they're probably gonna be done taking donbass region by the end of this year.
And I'd bet you everything I have that you're wrong. Russia is about to collapse bigly.
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>>62146545
>NOW
>futures down 13,72%
Might just get in on that
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>>62146547
>I'm really not a turbo doomer,
Me neither. I just assess risk. My assessment is that the current world is rife with it therefore I prepare accordingly. Others ignore it.
We will be grand. They won't.
Or
We will feel slightly stupid and they will laugh at us.
But.
We were still right.
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>>62146552
buy a proper company that compounds instead of purely buying something that has dipped
dipped many times down and down
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>>62146545
>MSFT
>NVDA
best from that list
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>missed most of the bull run because I was sitting in cash
>finally cave and buy in
>get one green day and it's been red since
Why does G-d make good people suffer?
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>>62146563
if you cant hold through red days you dont deserve the greens boss
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>>62146539
this time, it's different
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>oil
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>>62146560
NVDA has been crabbing around ATH for almost a year.
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>>62146539
World War 2 would never have happened if Germany stalled a few km into Czechoslovakia suffering immense casualties, forced to do several mobilisations, and turn into a full war economy at home just to try and take a few empty fields over the next few years.
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>>62146547
It's not just the normies it's the reality of the world I live in. Nothing is happening. I saw higher gas prices for years on end in my youth.
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>>62146583
>World War 1 would never have happened if Germany stalled a few km into France suffering immense casualties, forced to do several mobilisations, and turn into a full war economy at home just to try and take a few empty fields over the next few years.
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>>62146582
only patient people see money anon
you think nvidia will forever crab?
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>>62146588
>comparing Ukraine with France
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>>62146583
True. Germany would have eventually collapsed.
Imagine if America started supporting them though, then invaded Iran.
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>>62146587
And you can only see backwards? You can't extrapolate into the future?
Why are you trading?
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>>62146595
Yeah I grew up during the war in Iraq and high gas prices for years and it was a nothingburger. This war had to be like 10x the scale of the Iran war and not a single person I ever knew was thinking about ww3
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>>62146592
The saddest part is even the combined industrial capacity of NATO and Ukraine's willingness to throw infinite manpower into the front, the best they've managed against Russia is a stalemate
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Soo oil pumped on nothing?
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>>62146598
Iraq was a scouts outing compared to what is going on now. Not comparable in the slightest.
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>>62146599
Trust me Russia could have sent Iraq all of their various trinkets and gadgets. USA still wouldn’t end up in a gruelling high casualty trench war with them while Saddam squatted safely in Baghdad 5 years into the war.
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>>62146603
A scouts outing that went on for years with over 100k soldiers eh ok yeah I should just stop talking to the doomer schizos. Take your meds pls
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>>62146566
I hold but it's sad
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>>62146604
>Trust me
Okay, I believe you know what you're talking about. I'm sorry for contradicting you.
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>>62146599
Why are so many people here so fucking stupid when it comes to Russia?
Did you all grow up without dad's and idolise the bear chested Putin?
Russia is DONE. They are feeling and can't defend their major assets anymore.
They are losing MAJOR ports and refineries daily. They have no armour left, they've thrown over a million men to death or injury and got nowhere.
They've been soundly beaten and only Putin's fear of what happens to him is keeping it going.
Even most Russians know they've lost at this point.
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>>62146601
It pumped on that Trump can’t manipulate it with tweets anymore. The physical reality of the war have caught up and Iran isn’t buying his blustering copes so there seems to be no real end in sight.
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>>62146605
You don't have a clue about war. The Iraq war was over very quickly.
You grew up during an occupation.
Not a war.
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>>62146611
It pumped on a false report that bombing had started in Iran.
Then fell back when it was just Iran testing their air defence.
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I like how my Nordic oil companies (Equinor, Aker) increase even more than oil itself these last few days. Nor do they care about fake red candles anymore.
It really emphasis how something is now broken. Or rather, the exact contrary, the system is working again as it should.
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>>62146583
czechs technically did have the arms to resist but would have been folded in the same time as france. inconsequential.
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>>62146591
Identical logic to my stack, we're starting to go in circles.
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Holy shit, why do we still have these doomer bobos?!?! Go read some peter lynch.
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>>62146488
Yes, but that was the house's walls. The walls were standing acceptably fine, and could have done so for years and years longer. What destroyed those walls and shattered the house was an earthquake known as oil prices going through the roof. They were the trigger that ended a party that could have gone for far longer and morphed into a financial crisis revealing skeletons in the closet.
Thankfully nothing is happening regarding oil right now. Ooops.
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>>62146621
So oil should go down then right? ...Right?
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>>62146539
You mean by larger countries invading smaller countries, but then other larger countries joining in to defend smaller countries, triggering cascade effect and global conflicts? Or do you mean something else?
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>>62146631
I don't even short. I'm long and will hold through whatever comes.
RTX
HBR
AEP
BAE
XAU
I'm not even a doomer. I'm a fairly happy chap with a lot of plans.
The risks are there, ignore them if you want but if you choose to ignore them, don't fucking whinge like a bitch because others don't.
Bitch.
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>>62146635
Exactly what you describe. Which can often lead to something else. Just like it did in my grandfather's experience in 1945.
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>>62146408
I'm sure there are plenty people still holding long term. There hasn't been a lot of news over the past month or so, apart from the new US HQ opening. The stock has traded pretty consistently between $4-$6.
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>>62146644
>which can often lead to something else
Can, but how often does it happen? We've had wars and invasions by USA&USSR since WW2 that didn't turn to world conflicts, it's not that uncommon.
>in 1945
What happened in 1945?
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>>62146631
Isn't getting in on a big dip ideal and Lynchian in nature? Just seems like the writing is on the wall. That's all I'm expecting. Just gonna put it into crpyto and silver though.
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>>62146633
Trump promised we can get it off him and all the tankers are going there to collect.
Problem is USA doesn't export crude. It exports products and trump doesn't have enough specialist product tankers, ports or infrastructure to load all those products and the world doesn't need products, it needs crude.
So that seems a non starter.
Maybe he will stop blockading the strait and convince Iran to do the same peacefully. Who knows?
For now I'm only seeing military buildup and rhetoric.
I assume oil goes up.
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>>62146650
>What happened in 1945?
The USA dropped two nukes on Japan.
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>>62146652
We do export Crude, we're just not a net exporter. Our refineries are for heavy dark oil from Canada/Mexico/The Persian Gulf. Most of our domestic production is done via shale fracking and it's fhe wrong kind of oil for our refineries, so we sell it.
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lets go locksneed, please don't make me feel even worse about not selling at 690
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For real though we are actually so fucked
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>>62146654
Oh, right, the implication is that smaller things can escalate into dropping nukes. Considering that similar smaller things happened and they didn't trigger trigger dropping nukes, I'm not all too concerned, unless you want to elaborate how this particular situation is different and would trigger dropping nukes.
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>>62146658
I'm aware of that but it's not enough, you can't load it and trump lied and is about to have a lot of tankers queuing while governments start getting pissed off.
You are nowhere near ready to take over what the gulf has been developing for a century or more.
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>LE AI BUBBLE WILL POP
where are these cucks now? they were screeching for months, seem to have dissappeared
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>>62146669
They'll be back once Epstein's Fury concludes.
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Hubris.
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>>62146667
Putin is in an impossible position. He may decide to just go out with a bang.
Trump? He's just a fucking looney tune and is capable of anything.
Or, the Pakis and Indians might have another crack at it as they were recently and escalate.
Or pissrael might use their well documented Samson option should Iran hit their desalination plant.
Iran might have finished building theirs if they've got any sense.
There are many, many options.
The problem with wars, (real wars with shortages and hunger) is that people ALWAYS end up using the nastiest weapon they have.
If the strait stays closed then shortages and hunger are most definitely on the table.
Then everyone else starts squabbling and shit gets real, real fast.
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WW3 isn't happening because no body wants to blow up their own house and shit on their own floor. We'll just go into a period of smaller wars spread across the globe as politics realigns itself.

As for Russia the ideal scenario is some milquetoast peace deal that will leave everyone unhappy but at least pave the way to EU-Russia reconciliation. I'm really not sure why Putin didn't keep it in his pants and slowly align Europe away from the US and towards Russia. Now he has a retarded war that wasn't worth the price of victory.

>>62146681
> ALWAYS end up using the nastiest weapon they have.
Not even true. What do you think will happen after someone uses a nuclear weapon. War is an extension of politics and there's not going to be anymore politics if you nuke someone.
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Xirs what are you doing to my stockaroonies
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panicans should educate themselves a bit more
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Does it even matter if strait remains shut given how amazeballs AI is?
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>stock dumps 10% then crabs and shoots back up 8%
>can't take advantage of any of this because I'm not part of the chosen tribe
afterhours trading should either be illegal or open to all
we all have 24/7 Internet access now, there's absolutely no fucking excuse
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>>62146681
>He may
Okay. Or he may put on a clown costume and film himself putting a large dildo into his anus and upload it on redtube.
>is capable of anything
>might have another crack
>might use
>many, many options
Yes, some world leader may decide to go apeshit and release nukes at any given day. That's been the case for some time.
>ALWAYS end up using the nastiest weapon they have
Do they? Did USSR/USA drop nukes (their nastiest weapons) in Korea? Vietnam? Afghanistan? Iraq?
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>>62146690
>there's not going to be anymore politics if you nuke someone.
You realise nukes have been used in the past which negates your entire argument.
Nobody really wanted war then either. Until their loved ones started being killed.
Funny how that gets people worked up.
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>>62146681
stop shitting up the thread bear nigger, if its so bad for them theyll just drop the nukes on ukraine to stop it, no nuclear power will just jerk off and wait until it collapses.
now speaking about geopolitics, post your GEMS anons, ive been looking for a good buy in USAR which feels like its bound for success due to its geopolitical importance, but i dont wanna buy in the top so ive been retardedly watching it do 10% each day for the past week or so, anyone following it?
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>>62146700
>You realise nukes have been used in the past
Yeah, a whopping two times in the same war when it was the new shit. Now point to a time it was used after Hiroshima/Nagasaki.
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>>62146699
I hope he does give up and we can all put this behind us but my assesment of the man doesn't suggest he will.
He's spiteful, he feels wronged by everyone, is constantly lashing out, is surrounded by retard yes men, is firing generals left and right, is a low iq idiot at best, possibly mentally ill and at the end of his life and drunk on power.
I don't think he's going to back down. I think he's going to do something incredibly stupid.
I remain hopeful I am wrong. I'm not usually though.
Like I keep saying. It's risk assesment. If you can look at what's going on and not seeing the risks then one of us is wrong.
It's not me.
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Why don't stocks go up?
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>>62146703
I told you dog to buy USAR 2 or 3 days ago. But did anyone listen? The CEO is the same broad that was CEO of Siemens US for years and was vice-president in Lockhead Martin. That alone shows she at least has connections and the stock is going places.
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>>62146708
david soxl took all the gains!
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>>62146703
Stop making points and I'll stop replying to them. Dropping nukes on Ukraine wouldn't solve anything you retard.
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>>62146488
>Giving house
No. It was because people/banks abused about mortgage and loans.
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>>62146708
It is a mystery
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>>62146705
That does sound more reasonable and plausible than any other scenario given. If you think that that's going to happen, you can go ahead and try to prepare for it, though I'm not all too sure how much would it help.
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>futures
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>He didn't buy GRRR
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>>62146713
i did listen and reading up certainly convinced me, but i was hoping for a pullback now i feel like a retard kek
>>62146717
if it comes to the worst of worst for them they can just nuke ukraine, i dont think that will happen either but thats all it takes to stop those port/oil attacks, targeting the proxy is enough and targeting the suppliers for ukraine isnt necessary because the proxy is needed to do those attacks.
point is worst absolute case scenario it still isnt WW3, so buy and be happy goy.
nihilism is only missed opportunities and poverty.
if they do nuke go buy the dip
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I think analysts are a little late on the IRGC vs Iranian civilian government story compared to last weeks Abbas Araghchi and the IRGC's very public spat in Iran all internal conflict in Iran looks to be have been resolved and in a very timely manner, last week i think Mojtaba Khamenei was in a coma or incapacitated (see the whole negotiations disaster) but now the sudden change in Iranian posture both in negotiations and militarily would lead me to believe he is conscious and directing policy with him having sided with the IRGC (i am sure a shocker to anyone who was paying attention, not).
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>>62146719
It was a bit of both. The government told the banks to lend to these people, the banks didn't want to, the people abused it, the banks came up with CDOs and MBSs largely through Blythe Masters who later manipulated silver prices on the previous metals desk at JP Morgan.
They used CDOs and MBSs to pawn shit loans onto unsuspecting investors and then they further packaged and diluted then until they were indecipherable. Then lent against them as assets.
They had tiny capital requirements due to glass-steagal being revoked by Clinton in 1999 which allowed them to mix investment banking with customer funds.
It all led to a massive slush of practically free money in the system and people leveraged the fuck up.
Then oil took off, the underlying mortgages were shit, foreclosures started and the whole house of shit came down in no time.
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>>62146336
>>62146308
>>62146305
Samsung will have a giant strike because they don’t pay their workers thoughbrappit
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I am buying the silver dip. Send help
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overnight smg tickers
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bobo are you ok
you ok
you ok bobo
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>>62146728
>they can just nuke ukraine,
Ukraine is allied with the UK and France which are both nuclear powers.
What then?
What did the UK do when Hitler invaded Poland? Our ally.
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>>62146659
aaand its fucking over. cant believe i held off on selling for this report.
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>>62146729
>(i am sure a shocker to anyone who was paying attention, not).
Trump did kill most of his family and a few hundred little girls.
Doubt he's in the mood for hooka and tea.
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>>62146545
this post aged like fucking milk kek
enjoy bagholding for the next 10 years
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>>62146728
I really doubt they would nuke Ukraine, and if they did it wouldn't be any regional or capital city it would most likely be some contested town/terrain on the frontline because at least then they get some battlefield advantages
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wheat
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>>62146605
US entered Bagdad on the 20th day. Taco Don can't even enter the Hormussy.
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>>62146725
They are even ugly with the filters on lmao
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>>62146741
NGL. I don't understand why defence stocks are all dipping.
They are rammed busy.
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>>62146753
Not just me then. They're fucking dire looking.
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>>62146748
i doubt it too cause i cant see them losing, im just saying the absolute worse case scenario involving nukes still isnt making the west a target because the proxy country can be shut down and the strikes stop, therefor being bearish over this is a wase of money.
>>62146740
france and uk was not up against nukes, no one is going to mutually blow each other up over ukraine mate
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Today is a deep red day
Tomorrow is a deep red day
Some bullshit happens as soon as markets close
Gap up bigly green Monday to new ATH.
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was this god's intervention?
bought AMFN instead of AMZN
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>>62146756
>therefor being bearish over this is a wase of money.
Selecting the best investments for the time is not being bearish. It's being prudent.
If there's going to be oil shortages you don't invest in plastic manufacturing or Gucci bags..
Risk assesment isn't bearish. It's normal investment DD.
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>>62146754
beats me. LMT dumped the first day of the war (after spiking 15% PM) and has been dumping every day since. every day i see a new article showing lockheed getting a new 50b contract while its down 2%
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>>62146758
>bears think this red day will matter

lol the war has actually been good for stocks
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>>62146745
Not just that he was pro gunning down protestors even before the war and was the IRGCs proffered candidate to take over Iran, all i think the killing of his family has shown him is that they were to soft and he was right in his initial beliefs, funny how trump stopped talking about how "the new guys in iran are not the radicals" ah yeah sure buddy
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>>62146764
preferred *
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>>62146758
it would fit the observed pattern of comedy
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>>62146764
>go into Iran to change regime
>regime changes
>it's even more radical than the last regime
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> futures
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What do you know of end of April crash that always repeats
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did you guys ever try to learn "investing"? or just do whatever your heart desires?
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>>62146761
My RTX dumped 10% after good earnings but was already rolling over before.
My BAE is also on a down trend.
I can't believe it's just ceasefire news. They've got backlogged order books to keep them in profit for a long time.
Weird.
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>>62146770
Sell in may and go away has moved?
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>>62146772
I dont have the time or focus to do proper analysis, whatever seems good, has likely good news coming soon and isnt already overbought is what i try to get
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I'm vibetrading now
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>>62146779
I tried to figure out how to do dcf models but they are too complicated and almost impossible to do a proper that that would forecast well enough, so I just decided I am a la venture capital style so I just buy good companies that will do great in the future by vibes
basically what you said
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I used to also check tickers from reddit and some from here
sadly 99% look like people shilling what they baghold
wtf was the GRRR shit anyways, lol
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>>62146785
The Results i get whenever i do a DCF are only useful information if the company i hold someone goes turbo rocket ship and then i know what the most uber degenerate price it can go to before its in silly city
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>>62146298
>file deleted
wut
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>>62146779
Vibes
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>>62146785
AI has made it much more accessible. It still spits out bullshit and omits critical data, but at least we can now get a quick rundown of favorable stocks without having to read a million summaries or public reports.
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>>62146772
I bought a book on Fibonacci once but it just bored the hole off me.
I'm all about news. I buy and sell on news.
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I fucking love how they don't EVEN try to hide it. You always get those crazy squeeze by the institutional and hedgies right before the music is about to stop, to squeeze money up to the last dollar like the happy merchants they are. No exception. And here they don't even bother to pretend otherwise, they do it in plain sight.
I'm amazed, I must say. Funnily enough, it's indeed institutional that bought that shit, this time retailchads stayed out of it.
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>>62146794
i have seen some people can some very dangerous ai "hallucinations" when asking ai about stocks, guy i know was boasting about this zombie ai stock he was interested in having a ROE of 20 and a P/E of 2 despite it having no earnings and a actual ROE of like 0.2
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walter bloomberg incoming
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>>62146791
Doro is way too lewd for the mods.
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>>62146810
oh no no no no baggies.
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get ready for another ATH
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>>62146814
i mean out of all the sources RIA has to be the weakest one i have seen Walter repost RIA is Russian state news if you didnt know
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>>62146810
i need this so my bags can keep pumping

cmooooonn
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lol
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>EU paying an extra €500m a day due to fuel crisis.
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>>62146824
plebs cant differentiate macro affecting stocks unrelated to the fundementals/thesis

all sectors go down and they think AI is related to the downfall kek
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small dick energy from the bears today
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Did the market just pump because the US became pirates?
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JP Morgan assessment on Iranian flows through the strait, this does not look good for the us blockade
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>>62146810
Thanks for the small dump.
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>>62146831
The bush carrier group arrives soon. Will make up the numbers probably to seal it.
Currently passing Madagascar.
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only low value males go for Asian broads
just look at Baggot for example
thank you for your attention to this matter
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OOOOH WTFWT
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>>62146826
90 billion euros just given to ukraine and russian gas has been sanctioned so the EU has plenty of money to save the citizens from high oil prices I think
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Can't wait for the Axios trickery of the day
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>>62146793
Vibes re us
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>>62146652
>USA doesn't export crude
Now your just talking out your ass anon
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Okay, I bought some more oil. Time to start going up again. Please, I've had a bad week, i need this.
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>>62146839
Wrong af
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>>62146831
The chart seems to indicate that there hasn't been any Iranian oil through the straight since that spike on the 46th, so the blockade had some teething issues but appears to be working at the moment
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>>62146772
>half indexslop
>half trendchasing
I'm probably doing it wrong kek
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URANIUM MINERS
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>>62146827
and stocks rallied lol
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>>62146769
Cute dog
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>>62146837
I prefer a brazilian carrier group myself
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oh what a comfy market
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>>62146842
>90 billion euros just given to ukraine
Loaned to. Not given.
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>>62146869
poteito potato
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>>62146846
>Now your just talking out your ass anon
Firstly.
You're
Sips tea.jpg
You export about a quarter of what was coming through Hormuz daily. And you were exporting that WHILE the other stuff was coming.
And you're running at almost maximum loading capacity.
That leaves the world with the same shortfall.
Trump lied.
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>>62146869
Jews don't have to pay back loans
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>>62146869
>loaned
lol, lmao even
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>>62146869
And what was this “loan” secured with? How much of the “loan” will get funneled back to EU politicians who will later vote to forgive such “loan”?
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>>62146875
What the fuck are you doing on a business and finance board if you don't know the difference?
Spastic.
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>>62146880
>>62146879
>>62146878
Loans to countries at war are nothing new and I'm pretty certain the people tasked to setting up this enormous, many country ratified, hugely important geopolitical loan for a zone of 450 million inhabitants know a fuck load more about it than a couple of pocket money numpties on a Mongolian throat warbling forum.
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>>62146876
Why should he care about a world shortfall? Gulf of America is open for business and its first come, first serve.
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FUTURES ARE GOING GREEN

BOBOS IN SHAMBLES YET AGAIN
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>>62146883
>Why should he care about a world shortfall?
You caused it. Simple as.
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>>62146882
So just trust the elites you chuds. They know what’s best for you and your EU mandated brown migrant house guest.
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why pump
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>>62146891
walter white bloomberg said the "iranians" might be considering answering a question about whether they may or may not be attending a talk that's still penciled in at some fancy venue in pakistan
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>>62146869
Yes, no doubt it's going to be paid back in short order with half the population leaving and trillions of dollars worth of rebuilding to do which will also come out of EU taxpayer gifts.
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bers raped kek
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>>62146824
>>62146876
Then the waterfall begins.
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>>62146890
It's a good investment for the EU. They are getting drone tech. Ukraine has a large military industrial complex and has been exporting weapons for some time.
They are in great demand after everyone watched them destroy the soviet stockpile and blow Russia halfway to hell.
A nice little earner for the EU.
UK was in a worse position facing Germany in 39. People did very well lending us money. We are still paying it back.
As will Ukraine.
I should start charging some of you retards.
Education isn't free.
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>>62146898
>rebuilding
Russia will be paying for that. Seized funds are already earmarked.
Do you guys know anything?
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>>62146324
>all my gold stocks are getting stagflated
Why is this happening? Gold and silver are falling.
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>*Farts*
how would the market react to this???
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>>62146882
no refunds
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>>62146909
Probably try to bag it and sell it. There's a gas shortage you know.
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>>62146906
You are a cretin. The EU attempted to gift Ukraine approximately €90bn in seized Russian assets as additional funds for the war, not rebuilding. If it went through, EU taxpayers would have needed to come up with an additional €140bn to fund the rest of the immediate war funding.

Belgium blocked that transfer, by the way, it didn't and won't happen, the EU is paying for it all lmao
https://www.vrt.be/vrtnws/en/2025/12/03/belgium-not-satisfied-with-eu-guarantees-regarding-seizure-of-ru/
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>>62146907
Risk off, prepare to get dumped on, stock market baggies
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will the rotation out of SEMIs ever happen, it really just keeps going up...
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>>62146918
Everything will keep going up exponentially forever, you have to get in now before it's too late
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>>62146909
already priced in
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>>62146891
cos my bags are heavy
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>>62146917
>Risk off
Iran war hasn't ended.
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>>62146918
ai is gonna enslave humanity so of course the monsters are going all in on that
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I checked out about 2 weeks ago after getting burned for a few thousand on sold calls and a couple regular calls. The volatility is just random and disconnected from the news (70% of which is literally fake), so I'm just going to DCA and not really keep up with anything until Iran is completely forgotten by normies.
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SOXL is the answer. Face it. Semiconductors are crack in all but name. The desire for newer, faster, more is insatiable. Computers, GPUs, self-driving cars, AI enhanced smartphones, medical devices, microcontrollers, networking gear, machine learning, surveillance, infrastructure, military, electric chatterbox LLMs, the list goes on. No matter how many cores, how fast or efficient, demand requires bigger, faster, cheaper, better. The clamor for fresh silicon gives nary shit for national identity, creed, hue, gender, or other vain conceit. The multitude speaks in singular. The plea: semiconductor
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>>62146935
Sell SOXL, got it
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>>62146935
Fun fact, if you had bought the last euphoria induced SOXL top in 2021 you'd have waited five years to be in profit again
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>>62146916
>The EU attempted to gift Ukraine approximately €90bn in seized Russian assets as additional funds for the war, not rebuilding. If it went through, EU taxpayers would have needed to come up with an additional €140bn to fund the rest of the immediate war funding.
Completely different situation. Yes, Belgium shit the bed on that but the funds remain seized and are earmarked for reconstruction after the war.
Instead they wrote a LOAN for €90bn. Which will be repaid from the €210bn in frozen russian funds as partial reparations.
That covers them through 2027 so I've no idea what you're on about with the other €140bn. Unless that's just shit math and you mean the rest of the €210bn?
Actually €120bn. Not €140bn.
Which remains locked in the EU.
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Do the wall street people actually still believe Trump when he lies about peace talks even though the Iranians aren't even showing up anymore, or is there another reason
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>>62146935
I would trust David Soxl with my life.
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>>62146935
>>62146943
>>62146944
Also, I sold SOXL right under $80 (whenever that last was)
I also feel retarded as I now watch it shoot higher than ever before
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>>62146903
People did well lending money because the British shipped and stored their gold to Halifax during the war. France and Poland did the same thing. It’s called collateral.
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>>62146945
>frozen funds
i wouldnt be surprised to see the EU be retarded enough to actually alienate everyone in the future by outright theft kek.
its ruled by women after all
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>>62146953
>collateral
€90bn out of €210bn in their hand.
Even a Jew wouldn't turn that away.
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>>62146935
What is volatility decay?
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>>62146935
This time is different.
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>>62146955
>outright theft
It's not theft. It's reparations. This isn't a new concept you know. Pretty standard stuff.
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>>62146935
thanks i just sold
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>>62146945
The 140bn figure comes apropos of the linked article surrounding the situation.
>the funds remain seized and are earmarked for reconstruction after the war
The assets are not formally "earmarked" for Ukrainian reconstruction in a legally binding sense. The debate over using the principal, whether through outright confiscation or a structured reparations loan is still ongoing and legally unresolved. The same legal arguments that caused Belgium to renege on the 80bn gift would prevent them from agreeing to the proposed reparations loan, and Belgium clearly considered them pertinent enough for it to prevent it going through.
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>>62146935
ya know THERE IS A FUCKIN' WAR GOING ON RN
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>>62146962
that requires defeating your enemy first and forcing the terms on them, in other words two more weeks.
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>>62146964
I'm aware of the legal situation but Russia will not be winning the war and then the legal situation changes dramatically.
To the victor go the spoils. (By agreement)
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Just shorted. I think this will go to shit until the Democrats clean it up post November.
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any other stocks as good as KRKNF etc?
small marketcap
good tech, top of their sector, good moat but still spending shit ton on RnD for future growth?
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>>62146944
You had 5 years to DCA.
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>>62146968
There is no chance, not even via your most hidden delusional NAFO twitter fantasies, that Ukraine is going to be able to impose a settlement of that nature on Russia. Of course, Russia will not be able to achieve most of its goals either, but they will be getting the vast majority of the Donbass and whatever they've taken in the south. The idea that Ukraine is going to impose reparations through its own defeat is laughable.
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>>62146967
I expect Russia to collapse before 2027. As do others.
Only other way is nukes and then who gives a fuck about €210bn?
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>>62146974
MDAI
AVEX
ONDS
SWRM
TEM
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RIP
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>>>/pol/533706918

PEACE DEAL GETTING CLOSE

lucky bulls
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>>62146977
You clearly have no idea what is going on currently in the war so don't bother trying to pretend you do.
You are wrong. Suck it up. Move on.
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>>62146988
I'm looking forward to your insistence that Russia will be collapsing in 2027, then 2028, and perhaps even 2029.
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>>62146979
>55pbtid of 2 more weeks
id say get a job but youre probably not doing this for free
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>>62146975
That's not the premise of the post, the post is begging people to buy in to a generational euphoric top
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>>62146990
He could mobilize but it just means more dead Russians.
Maybe he's retarded enough but their economy is collapsing and he won't be able to feed or arm a mobilisation soon.
It's unironically over bar the shouting.
Last night Ukraine took out another refinery, another chemical plant and another oil storage. They do this every night. They cannot defend Russia AT ALL.
It's over. You don't recover from what is essentially air superiority.
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DARPA RFI confirmed to be tailor made for HGRAF. On track for $20 share price by summer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKswz33ypgI
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>>62147004
Look man, if you haven't gotten the picture after five years of calling for Russia collapsing in two weeks, I don't think I'm capable of peeling your mind off telegram propaganda posts. If you decide to rejoin the land of the sober, the option is always open.
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We're probably going to see the most retarded crab til november
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>>62146999
>get a job
I have my own business but I'm partially retired really. More for fun.
How's work for you today?
And thank you for counting my posts. Maybe I could charge per post for the education?
You dumb fuck trumptards could have a whip round I'm sure. Might come up with a pound or two? Wedged between your fat thigh folds?
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>>62146999
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>>62147016
how does 1 btc per post sound ?
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>>62147012
I haven't been saying this for 5 years. The balance only shifted recently after Ukraine systematically took out russian air defences over about two years. While attriting the fuck out of everything Russia sent so far as to have completely emptied their stock of tanks and armoured carriers.
Would you like figures? Video? Satellite pictures?
You've got what? Vibes?
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>>62147021
>how does 1 btc per post sound ?
Sounds like a jeet scam like when I tried to book yer ma.
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>>62147028
why is that? is disappointing your own parents not enough anymore?
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>>62146951
based
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>>62146987
>preparations for negotiations
so not negotiations just the framework for them, Iran loves its stalling tactics
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>>62146974
AMFN
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>>62147024
Yes, yes, no doubt you have plenty of epic gore videos of Russians being killed. The problem is the other side has those as well. In actual fact the last remaining barrier to peace (as per the negotiations earlier this year) is whether or not Ukraine gives up the last slice it holds of the Donbass in exchange for peace. If it were true that the Ukraine is just on the precipice of collapsing Russia with long range drones, they wouldn't be begging Trump to force Russia to accept the current lines of contact.
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>>62146956
>Zelenskyy
A Jew didn’t turn it away
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>>62147029
Kek
Well played you cunt.
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>>62147017
N6loTSy2 is the foundation of this thread
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>>62147048
>gore videos
I didn't mention gore videos.
>they wouldn't be begging Trump to force Russia to accept the current lines of contact.
May we see this begging? As I recall trump was told no. Repeatedly. Openly. Over many weeks.
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>>62147056
>naw, i wanted to give her a child she can actually love
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>>62147058
>Philosophical debating edition.
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