Many such cases!
How do you turn $300 to $300k with stocks?
damn leverage is cool
>>62240084Options >>62240063Shorts are retarded when the money printer is on permanently
>>62240088There's a time for it, but right now 28/30 days a month but a spy call 0dte and you're printing
>>62240063300 to 300k is insanejust do it again even if he lost it all
his vibes told him the market would crash for no reason
>>62240088First thing I ever learned while living through 2008 and studying finance was realizing there was no way to reconcile the classic boomer investing books with ZIRP. I don't think 90% of all people alive are really appreciating what is going on. Most boomers alive don't have the full perspective to understand what is going on and almost ZERO zoomers will be smart enough to take their paper-gains from a leveraged trade and protect it with "capital" assets. The presence and the needs of the banks are in direct contrast with what a rational market wants to be doing. Zoomers shorting thinking they can time the market is a classic rookie mistake. Their analysis is not even wrong, they just don't fully appreciate the meta
Saying that it's impossible for the market to crash is a top signal. But anyone that claims to know exactly when that's going to happen is full of shit.But I do agree with the money printer and inflationary model the line will go up over time because that's what it's built to do. It's why I DCA into the SP every month with a good percentage of my income and trade with the leftover. I only ever really short if I see a real structural shift in something that's egregiously overbought.
>>62240139>Saying that it's impossible for the market to crash is a top signal.Most people are going to say that, timing the market crash without being able to read the future is impossible without hitting the lottery
>>62240129>A truly high IQ post>no recognition /biz/ in a nutshell
>>62240149You short when it makes sense to short, not because you think you're some kind of 200iq prophet genius.
>>62240153I thought what he typed was fairly obvious to anyone with a brain if they were paying attention during covid.
>>62240149>Most people are going to say thatAren't I mean
>>62240160It's not actually obvious because there are full blow 30 years walking around without the slightest context of what all of this means. Even most boomers have long since lost sight of what is means to invest when they have known nothing but lowering interest rates their entire adult lives. Your average normie just goes with the flow and the propaganda says that the world is at the end of history and we are post-scarcity. Most people are clueless and have no idea of the brick wall we are careening towards. I find it amazing how almost 0% of the population even understands that our economy has not grown without the expansion of credit since 1983. Borrowed money is just a fancy way of saying "resource shortage" People assume they can earn basis points as the return to be on the short-side of this resource shortage so they continue to endlessly throw their present-day purchasing power into the hole so that their money can get spent on wars for isreal. They think they are buying "insurance" or a "retirement", when all that is happening is the money gets funnelled to the government who consumes the money and gives you a tax-bill as a UOU (You owe you). At the end of the day, the jews and politicians will say YOU don't pay enough taxes to afford all this crap we promised you. (despite them spending it all today)
>>62240160the term ZIRP is even older than covid. i agree the post was obvious old news.
>>62240129>The presence and the needs of the banks are in direct contrast with what a rational market wants to be doing.Crashing and sharting itself to death?
>>62240216kek wanna-be and brown. Old news based on what? If retards are still doing it than it isn't old news, in fact it has gotten worse. He was kind, its not even based on analyzing anymore, its flat out gambling. THAT is why it looks irrational. Because it is.
>>62241216That is correct. Prices have to be allowed to fluctuate, and bankrupt banks need to be sold off in bankruptcy court. It would have been much easier to do this is 2000 than trying to hide the economic losses for 26 years.
>>62240129newzoomerfag here, can someone point me to a resource to learn more about this?is it essentially just a "use fiat to buy assets cuz fiat is worthless" situation?
>>62241460It's a little more complicated than that because the banks can play games and pull levers and international trading partners can facilitate the monetary games being played. The prevailing issue at hand here is in order to create a debt, you have to forgo consumption to give the money to the government. The trick is always going to be, when you get you cash payment back, is it worth more or less than what you paid? This has to properly account for inflation and the length of time you loaned out the money. At it's heart, the germ of the whole issue is that the expansion of credit grows faster than the real- GDP can grow. If you remove all of the expansion of credit from the U.S. economy GDP figures, we have no organically grown as an economy since 1983. Books to read: Economics in 1 Lesson (be careful of the political/moral side of Austrian Economics). A Random Walk Down Wallstreet (This will show you what boomer investing looks like back when you had real cost of capital and real interest rates. Imperative perspective). Leverage, by Karl Denninger - Shows the damage caused of trying to run an economy on borrowed money. Debt and cash are fungible, and not knowing the difference will lead to disaster if it is structural.
>>62240129>there is no safe store of value>if there were, the government would have to make it's holding illegal, as was done in the case of goldThere's your answer, gold is not illegal to hold anymore. Also his first statement is wrong, the gold standard undermined the value of gold by holding it's price fixed while money continued to inflate. Gold did a 22x in the decade of the 70s because the price was artificially kept low.
>>62241481The safe store of value care capital assets that you hold in your own possession. It is the nature of currency being a claim on assets that gives them the ability to be devalued. In 1933, gold was revalued from $20.67 to $35, so you lost your ass owning gold-backed dollars and you made a fortune if you owned the real gold. The Bretton Woods system that was implemented had a learning curve to it. To get the rest of the world on board they had to keep the gold backed currency. But very quickly they learned it was not feasible to export dollars to the rest of the world to use because we were losing capital too quick as is normal when you run trade deficits.
>>62241501You mean it's not feasible to export gold to the rest of the world in exchange for dollars, that's why the system ended. You can print and export as much paper currency as you want because no one gives a fuck about people who save money.
>>62241460If you want to be a complete loser you can look into Austrian economics. Then you can larp as an intellectual who is just completely wrong about everything, but to a section of right wingers who are clueless you would seem really smart.
>>62241476What do you mean by being careful of the political/moral side of Austrian economics?
>>62241476thanksI'll give these a good read during my wagie cagie hoursany investment advice for my first few paychecks?I've never touched options or leverage before
>>62241586The point is the rest of the world was siphoning all of our gold out because we necessarily had to run trade deficits to get dollars out to the global economy. The international needs for dollars and the domestic economy do not mesh. They had to close it. >>62241610Economics is a social science and they often come with moral/philosophical principles attached. Control over the worlds resources is one of the quickest ways to power and wealth and so they often come with narratives attached. If you go read Austrian Economics you will find all kinds of liberalist ideologies that will even go so far as to be anarchocapitalist. It's all nonsense which is nothing but the wealthy trying to have to agree to giving them a "blank check" to engage in Usury and Pornography. The state is often the supposed boogeyman and business owners can do no wrong. Not so much the case nowadays with Monsanto, Silicone Valley, Palantir etc. >>62241615Investment advice? Stay out of debt. Budget and treat your checks like capital and not arcade tickets. Buy some physical silver and GME (short squeeze going on right now. Look at VW during 2008 crash). Learn options and selling covered calls when you are ready. But study interest rates and the bond market and commodities. Never stop reading.
>>62240129>Hurr durr capital demands growthJust amazing analysis thank you Mr Greenspan.
>>62240129>>62240203Posts like these are why i come to /biz/, thank you for sharing.
Srock market is majority rigged anyways. Major wins happen with big players doing insider trading, secret public private deals. The rest is fighting over the leftovers, the majority looses, rest is eaten by inflation and taxes.
>>62240203>Our economy has not grown without the expansion of creditWow no shit huh, the monetary system is setup so the only way money can be created is by borrowing it, and subsequently the only way to grow is to borrow money. Somebody gift this guy 4chan gold, amazing insight here
>>62241646Lmao walking meme. Literally everything you write is a joke.
>>62241655In other words: The game is rigged. The Epstein formula is still running. Buy gold and silver and crypto. Gamble if you want, but dont expect to win against this rigged game.
>>62240203>Moral of the story is Jews always win and get richHow do I invest in the Juden? Clearly they know how to win
>>62241460just buy and hodl you'll do fine, DCA.
>>62242340Food comes from the grocery store type pic...
crackas thread with funny wordsnot reading all that shit got some fent to sell
>>62240088Webull won't approve me for options. I don't even want margin, just to trade options with my own money.
>>62242445don't trade this shit. it never fucking works.
>>62241476>>62241460>>62240129The Jews have made everything so complex that I'm surprised they're still able to pull off their schemes and haven't gotten lost in the sauce.
>>62240149I mean there must be some other way i.e the way Epstein did it
>>62241650>>62241659
>>62242256The credit system is fucked. You invest based on a massive deleveraging event. GME (Short squeeze) and silver (monetary reset). It's really that simple. Cover those bases and then maybe do other things. But in the year 2026 you don't need to be owning anything else. Lots of seething going on.
>>62240084Margin and options. He probably made some suicidal move and it worked out. Obviously, he didn't have a planned out strategy.
>>62241646D...did you just tell a first time investor to buy gamestop?
when the economy crashes i'm going to be so rich, like a billionaire, because of all my silver. so after the economy crashes i'm going to sell my silver and turn it into money and i'll be rich like billionaire level rich. this is why i'm hoarding silver. so i can be a billionaire rich after the economy crashes
>>62240149>>62240139A 15% fall in index values isn't a crash but everyone under age 40 would hang themselves if it happened. There's the rub.
