Memory stonks edition>Educational sites:https://www.investopedia.com>Financial TV Streams:https://www.newslive.com/american/cnbc.htmlhttps://www.livestreamy.net/bloomberg/>Charts:https://www.tradingview.comhttps://www.finscreener.comhttps://www.portfoliovisualizer.com>Screeners:https://finviz.com/https://etfdb.com/>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/>Calendars:https://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:https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_startedhttps://www.sec.gov/search-filings>Misc: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-ratesPrevious >>62468009
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I'm at $700 a month in divvies. Can rent a cheap apartment in Kansas. Can't wait till I hit $1000
>>62469268Rabbit and squirrel stew were common American staples in the last, particularly in hard times
>>62469348>take a look at the microns>posts sandisk hardware
>>62469357rabbit stew sounds so fucking good right now
>>62469359You will respect all forms of memory
>>62469357I still hunt and eat rabbits.
This week was a big nothing.
>>62469356>First week of summer earnings seasonhmmmm
>>62469356I am giddy with excitement
>>62469381SNDK earnings Aug 5th, hold on to your rabbits.
>>62469380Just buy more DRAM and SOXL and maybe KORU and join the excitement
I forgot to save the Bill Kospi Korean image from a few threads ago. Anyone have that?
>>62469386
>>62469390kek
https://testfol.io/letf-slippagewhat does any of this mean? does UPRO seriously have a 5%+ annualized drag?
>>62469386Here the even more korean one
>>62469385Ye I just bought more SOXX recently.
I didn't realize how worthless CAD was until I looked at the upcoming xbox series x price hikes denominated in CAD.
>>62469382>futures
I bought PSRHF before close because chang restricted helium exports. Am I retarded?
I am still making money off of sneedisk and sneedisk accessories>no idea what to do all weekend editionthank you for your attention to this matter
>>62469396Yeah this is the better one. Thanks baby.
>>62469405They have no profit and their website is a 1990 1337 fever dream but if the straight is closed and china truly stops exporting then they might be one of the few alternatives as they get their helium from america and greenland
Im donating to CHUDS without borders
>>62469405Yeah your retarded. We don't get any helium from china.
>green flags instead of whiteI feel like this is missed opportunity for a shy guy says reference
>>62469425>>62469428Oops meant for the summer games done trans thread on/v/
>Nvidia announced a revenue-sharing model in early July 2026, providing AI startups and cloud providers with compute infrastructure in exchange for shares of future product and cloud revenues to create recurring usage-linked income.Uhh why cant their customers just pay like normal. Why are they doing financing
How much of a folio to get her?
>>62469443Holtec Nuclear Corp, but don’t quote me on it.
>bought a Claude subscription last month>find it really useful>like having a personal tutor who can teach you pretty much anything>really tempted to pay for another month>but I'm in the "AI is fake and gay" camp and want to see these AI companies crash and burnwat do? It's only $20, but that's $20 that's going to help prevent Anthropic and all the other grifters who constantly spew fourth industrial revolution bullshit going bankrupt like they should.
>futures
>>62469460Maybe you should just stop being part of team gay retarded losers and accept this is the future. The AI is a nothingburger tech only gets spouted out by retards who fail to see its usefulness.
>>62469461I love her
>>62469463>accept this is the futureWhenever someone uses this phrase, 99% of the time they're a retard. I'm sorry, that's just how it is. I still doubt how useful AI is going to be for actual work. Sure it helps you learn stuff quicker, but most people don't need to continuously learn to do their jobs. They obtain a skill set and do that for the rest of their lives, and LLMs hallucinate way too much to ever be entrusted to do real work by themselves, so they're going to remain tools.
>>62469460Everyone I know uses AI at work and personally every day.I work in cybersecurity at a bank and everyone is using AI. The programmers, us, cloud, infra, data routing.My wife is a medical doctor and she also uses AI all the time. She does a lot of teaching and makes presentations for international conferences and does other academic and research work.Meanwhile since the beginning nobody I know has ever used crypto currency for anything. Sure, lots of people have bought and sold it but not USED it for anything.Invest accordingly.And I pay for ChatGPT, for my work it tested better than Claude.
>>62469460ask it to recommend you a show/movie/game based on things you already like.not even fable can do this even halfway well, in spite of some of the amazing stuff it can do with coding.its a good exercise to demonstrate that it doesn't really understand anything and that there is in fact a machine behind the curtain.>does it matter if result same?!yes, because this precludes AGI, and without AGI the investment is a bust.
>>62469460>When faced with new information, anon is confused if he should change his mind or harm himself to preserve his egofascinating. Now apply this to every other human being and you'll understand why shit is fucked.
>>62469483See >>62469477>yes, because this precludes AGI, and without AGI the investment is a bust.Nobody's denying that LLMs can be useful for some things, but the sums being invested are astronomical. It makes dotcom era investments look insignificant in comparison.
>>62469460>finds ai useful >calls it fake and gay you’re a woman bro. You hate Chad (anthropic) and want a nice guy (ai market to crash) but you’re sucking chads (anthropics) dick
>>62469348Should I buy more Micron? I got in back in March and I've done very well. It seems like memory is still going to be in high demand for the foreseeable future.
>>62469487Yes because its probably the most important technology developed in your life and you don't even understand why.>administrative tasks eliminated>manger tasks delegated>virtually every single industry can multiply their productivity>children can be taught for a fracture of the price and with personalized curriculum>increase the speed of development of all new technologies and medicinesIt will completely transform our economy from a service economy into a digital economy, we don't need AGI even (which is just a red herring). If your country doesn't have data centers and nuclear power to support them, you are the third world.Just because theres a lot of idiots and old people running companies now that don't understand what they are doing, doesn't invalidate the technology.The main choke point is the government strangling growth, but at this point I think the US government understands that it HAS to invest otherwise China will become the new world superpower. Europe is soon to be 3rd world and and everyone else will be dust.AI, silicon, robots, nuclear, space. Thats what you need to be buying right now, and in 10 years people who do will be part of the next wave of new rich.
>>62469497He seems genuinely afraid. What the fuck did Israel tell him?
>>62469497He is out of his fucking mindIt's wild how his staff and party are just letting him do and say whatever
>>62469350I have pet rats. They are the best pets in the world.
>>62469504How many drugs have been developed by AI? List them. >but AI will only get bette..Shut the fuck up. You have no idea where the technology is going to end up and you're just making shit up. The hallucination issue may never be solved, which would make the tasks you listed pretty much impossible.
>>62469498I bought more SOXX. I would like more MU but I already have a large position and Im worried that its reaching its near term growth potential and other competitors might start catching up (ARM, Intel, AMD, etc).Ive been thinking about if the price of computers is going to ever go down since I was considering buying a new one, but thers a few problems. Nvidia 6000 series might not even come out until 2028 which is insane, but goes to show how incredible the demand for their AI is. And thinking about memory and Micron, I don't see it going down either. Every major electronics company raised their prices significantly. New iPhones will be over $1000 on the low end.So I don't see how it could possibly go down unless something insane happens like war with Europe or China, or banning datacenters, neither of which I think is very likely as everyone else is thinking the same thing. A lot to lose and nothing to gain.
>>62469497Lmfao
>>62469514>>62469498Memory is priced already at peak cyclethey are not going to quadruple again. The prices are already unsustainable at the current levels and causing demand destruction. They can't raise more.
>>62469512>Midjourney literally releasing a sonar based full body scan>auto docs from sci-fi are literally real now>AI can literally diagnose multiple diseases from xray scans>FDA literally has a page dedicated to AI medical deviceshttps://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/software-medical-device-samd/artificial-intelligence-enabled-medical-devicesYou're fucking stupid
>>62469517Where are the AI developed drugs? Why can't you answer this simple question?
>>62469516>ITS ALREADY PEAK>I ONLY INVEST IN STOCKS THAT CAN QUADRUPLE!You're not investing, you're a gambler. The question are if it will go up and by how much and how much you are willing to risk.
>>62469520All the memory makers are going to have more production come online in a few years, and margins are going to collapse. Memory is cyclical. We're at peak cycle. And when supply rises, the cycle ends.
>>62469519the ai helps with the compounds but they still need to go through trial which takes time
>>62469522That's two years from now, bud.
>>62469525Memory valuations are going to collapse long before oversupply hits. It's over the second most of the gamblers chasing it have any hint that the cycle peaked. From peak, it can only go down. And it will go down very fast. That's why all the people that chased are down 30% in less than a month.
>>62469514Yeah, I bought Micron and AMD months ago. I was thinking about getting some Nvidia or Intel.The pure AI stocks scare me; but the hardware stocks seem like they've got good profits locked in for at least a few years as the demand for their products are so high. Even if AI doesn't pan out they still get a few years of record profits before they go back to the pre AI demand levels and I think I could bail before that happens.
>>62469529We'll see. I think MU can still reach 1500+
>>62469516So, energy production to drive all this new data center bullshit then?
>kc=fCoffee doin a lil sum'm sum'm
>>62469532I learned a lesson when trading TSMC, that the largest protis are made at the top of the product manufacturing. The margins on raw materials are the smallest, things like food, metals, etc. Extremely predictable and don't change much even with more demand because the final products don't increase the raw material demand much percentage wise. IE if something is being minded at 1,000,000 tons/year and a new product that uses 100 tons/year doubles in demand, that doesn't even make up a tenth of a percent in demand change of the raw material.Next you have varies manufacturing steps (wool into yarn, into thread, molding plastic parts, pcbs etc) and the manufacturers of manufacturing (companies that make the wool spinning machines). They have higher margin than raw material but still not the highest.Then you have the top of the chain, those making services and specialized hardware (Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, Apple). They basically make all of the profit and this is why these companies make such insane amount of money, they are currently the top. Theres no process above them that increases the value further (for now).This is where AI companies (+AI robots and services) are starting to take root, and why these major companies are so desperate to gain that market share. They are creating a new layer on top that will have the most porfits. The problem is we don't know which companies those are or if they exist yet, same way many of the top companies now came out of the dot com bubble.TLDR: Companies further up the supply chain reap the biggest profits, which means they have the highest stock potential and risk.
>>62469534You've already been shown.yesterday you were down 30% lol
>>62469554Not really? It's down only 20% from its ATH.
>>62469561it was 30% the day before yesterday
I wish they allowed 24/7 trading of all securitiesbut they're never going to allow thatMarkets mostly being shut down at night and weekends lets them control narratives overnight and overweekend. To either pump or dump the market.
>>62469565Everyone would go insane unironically.
>>62469563But it's up again.
>>62469567yeh, we would at least need to take every saturday off
>>62469348So this is why Sandisk always pumps? Because normies think it's 'the Microns'?
Gold miners?
Why did South Korean stock market had uptick in mentions? Why care? Remember Evergrande and the massive fallout which followed? Yeah me neither.
>>62469584You like gold minors, huh?
>>62469563>MUIts 20% from peak right now. Down -1.6% over the past month. You would have had to have pretty lousy timing to have bought at peak.
>>62469529>memory is down 30% in less than a month.You realize we all see the same charts right you ficking retard?
>>62469396>bill koru
>>62469497>it's okay to kill leaders of nations to change political regime>unless it's meAmazing.
>>62469586Because AI and other tech needs memory and only a few companies in the world manufacture it. Two of those companies are korean and they have more than 50% marketshare.To make everything worse every single korean decided the best way to approach this memory shortage was to take out bank loans and use it to buy leveraged ETFs some of which are 5x.Because nobody truly knows how to evaluate the memory shortage and for how long it will go all the companies are rising and falling together BUT koreans are so leveraged up that any small dip turns into a big one as people try to not be the last one holding the bag, then you have circuit breakers getting triggered which halts trading for everyone, you also have pension funds there trying to sell slowly to not crash the entire korean economy. It's a literal shit show.
I think I'll port my developed Asia ex Japan into full gook ETF (not DRAM) on Monday. Still pretty bullish on Samsung/hymen, despite the ape market they're in.
>>62469601One is the leader of the most powerful nation in the world the other is the leader of a terrorist supporting radical regime that would happily kill you and everyone you know if they had the ability to
>>62469608I wouldn't call Iran the most powerful nation in the world.
>>62469609Im convinced the solution to the robot problem is piezomotors, who are some interested companies working on them?How big is the bottleneck if production suddenly needs to ramp, is it memory tier?Is anyone doing anything with them in robotics?Lmk stemfags.
Late night reminder that Andy Jassy, Mark Zuckerberg, and Satya Nadella are financial terrorists
>>62469604But why make such a circus out of it. All participants are voluntary aren't they?>hey guys I'm overleveraged on this stock and I can exit anytime I want anyways if this crashes very bad far-reaching things will happen so it's responsibility of all of us to prevent this from happening!
>>62469617Don't worry, it'll somehow work out in the end. Buy the semis that profit from the spending now and then port back to the companies that will profit from the buildout while they're starting to recover from the current dip.It's a pretty straightforward strategy that shouldn't be too difficult to execute.
>>62469595It's funny how until memory had a rally the last two days,memoryfags were nowhere to be seen. Nobody was calling me retarded this week until today. Three days ago, I was shit talking memory here, and nobody was screaming at me when it was down 30%I've been called fucking retarded by memoryfags for a month, and when it goes lower again, there won't be a peep out of any of you. you'll just move onto the next retarded thing like nothing happened.it's like the weed stocks people a few years back, screaming at me for warning them it's not a good idea. now they're all down over 90% lolnot a peep from them anywhere. absolutely nowhere to be seen. I can shit talk weed stocks all day here and nobody is going to start screaming and call me fucking retarded. A few years ago, that wasn't the case. That's my signal as well, for how bad of an idea a trade is. If there's a legion of people heavily emotionally invested, screaming about it, attacking anyone that says it's a bad idea, I know that shit is imminently about to be over. And the louder they get, the more pain they're going to feel.
>>62469639Do you see this happening for all semis (SOXX) or just memory (DRAM)?
What's the soxs of memory? Im gonna dca for the next two years
>>62469644I think just memory for now, semis will take longer, but in the meantime there will be a few logic semi winners that will probably go higher.
>>62469460The more you use it, the faster it bankrupts them. They're providing it to you at a massive loss that they can never recoup.t. (You)
>>62469645Leverage Shares 3x Short Memory DRAM ETP (LON:DRMS)
>>62469650I'm not a tech fag what can I use ai for? I want to bankrupt someone
>>62469639Dunno, I was mostly typing about being a bag holder and not selling with nothing about the AI/memory trade being changed in recent weeks with the meta news being inconclusive at best.The downtrend hasn't been quite broken yet technicals-wise, but with the lastest meta memo I expect another leg up during this earnings season with this drop being a pretty standard correction. Doesn't really matter as only time will tell (next 2 weeks should probably suffice). Either way I'm not selling until I see a reason to/thesis changes.
>>62469639Opinions like these without a clear thesis as to where the money will go instead are less than worthless
>>62469659I can see software and fintech being a very tempting rotation if the AI trade starts to fall apart now.
>>62469639speaking of, TRLV is a buy rnso is XOM and DRN
>>62469651Yea bet against all the world's trillionaire banks and wealth funds.
snAIlcat
>>62469667Good choices, DRN is good as well, but instead of it, consider MXI then add XOM + CVX + ENB, and it'll be similar to DNR but without paying a fee on your oil and getting more dividends and the same volatility.
I just got insider information that dram is about to go down another 20%
>>62468488This week: +0.24%This year: +10.18%I've lost a bit of interest in keeping track to be honest. Might stop looking every week.
>>62469703Meaning it's gonna go up for 5 years and never back down from this point on, right?
>>62469703Wow, so they will make 20% more profit??
>>62469639I was here. I don't call Anons retards though. I just explained why I still believe in my thesis. Memory is and will be constrained through 2027/28. No reason why it won't go up even if we are going through a correction right now. AI isn't going anywhere any time soon and Chink chips aren't going stateside as long as Orange is in office. However I did liquidate my dram positions. That ETF moves like shit. Better to stay in specific stocks like micron, sammy, sneedisk, or skyhynix.
test
Not to shabby for claudes new feature.
>>62469460You are costing them thousands by using the free tier, and by paying them $20 you are costing them tens of thousands so you are on the right track to bankrupt them>t. subbed to openai, anthropic, gemini, GLM, and over $500 creds on openrouter>>62469476Everyone is using because it costs them nothing, to actually make a profit AI companies need to charge over $10,000 a year, which is why anthropic has bascially given up on the consumer market, they realized it's never going to be profitable. The problem is even enterprise are starting to push back on AI after realizing it does absolutely nothing for their margin
Classroom of the Elite is a shit show and you're dumb for unironically liking it.Also, I need one good Pinterest earnings so I can get rid of this trash. The only stock I've been bag holding. Technically haven't lost money because of call premiums, but man buying it at $30 was shit.
>>62469497>with thousands of morewe are approaching levels of doing the needful that shouldn't be possiblewhat a joke country
>>62469662>>62469639The way I see it, after that massive profit taking, we will get Sneeddisk earnings, they will be earth shattering and it will pump to 2500+ if it's not already there before earnings because all the big sellers who had to limit risk already hopped out. I could definitely be wrong, but after Micron earnings and with every single big player saying memory is sold out til 2027 and demand will not slow down through 2030, and capex is not slowing down, memory prices may double etc... it really seems the most likely scenario that a majority of AI stocks will be close to another 2x before they really slow down or reverse. Who knows.. I called you a retard because you were using 30% in present tense as though that is what the current charts represent.
Good morning saars
>>62469781Well, I am bullish on semis and memory. I wouldn't want to predict the exact long-term trajectory yet. The only thing I expect is for the stocks to grow for at least a quarter or two by some amount. That's about it. It could be only by barely squeaking over the current ATH or we could be on 1-2 year bull run, reaching another +200%. Hell, we could be in a absolute bull case, where physical AI and robotics take off and the demand will stay elevated for 5+years. It would actually match the current memory manufacturer's expansion plans as it would seem really strange for them to commit to these long-term expansions if they don't expect the demand to remain. Still, I'm not sure and for now it doesn't matter all that much as I can adjust and see how things develop along the way.
>>62469769Why are you hating you stupid gachanigger
>there are people like Nintendo baggie unironically invested in gaming when you can generate your own images and generate fully textured models in under 5 minutes.grim.gaming is the easiest short of the decade.
>>62469497>Praise be to ALLAHWhat is his problem, lmao
>>62469812I'd read that completely opposite. It means you can fire shitton of expensive programmers and artists, massively reducing expenditure and costs, increasing your margins by a lot. It would lower the barrier of entry for sure, increasing the competition, but overall it should be bullish for the gaming sector.
>>62469814see:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDKhUknuQDg
fuck this marketi am ready to get a redpill on voo/ shit (schd)why would i go all in on 2,3% dividents a year?how does something like FTSE?
>>62469815Honestly the one thing I'm REALLY looking forward to is procedurally generated pick your own adventure stories and games. The current constraints mean that pretty much anything in the genre is heavily railroaded and the choices rarely matter and impact the story. Once you have AI that can generate everything on the go, the limits become boundless. It'll take years to manifest and there will be plenty of horrible slop along the way, but with enough time we should arrive to state, where the products become absolutely amazing. It might honestly become too good for its own sake, making escapism WAY too appealing for too many people, deepening the issues of alienation and social isolation, accelerating the rapid social decay we're experiencing today already.Well, at least Ted Kaczynski won't be around to witness it with its own eyes.
Does anybody have the screencap of the post where the guy talks about his retarded uncle who works at COSTCO? I need that shit bad I've been thinking about it all day
>>62469835Grok now has a feature where it can write to and read from a text file, so character sheets are now reliably persistent. You can go full shut in right now.
a lot of projected earnings will be corrected to the downside as this recession begins. don't be a bagholder
when next AMD moon?
>>62469884July 14th
if picrealted isn't THE bottom signal,expect catastrophic consequences
>>62469948I don't think SpaceX is going up by much anytime soon. Once the lockups elapse it's just gonna be pure profit taking.
its almost kospi time
>>62469829Dividends only make sense if you're a neet or over 65.
>>62469443A chick with a busted face like that in college straight up asked me to fuck her and I didn't do it because I was getting better Stacy puss at the time but in hindsight I should have fucked her tooFinancially speaking always be bullish I guess is what I am saying.
>>62469948If you bought SPCX you’re a retard. The selling hasn’t even begun.
>>62469436no one has any money nigger we all just gamble with leverage and debt>companies gamble with debt>the government gambles with debt>the government prints more debt to pay debt>retail has like 6 maxed out credit cards they make minimum payments on and think 50 year mortgages are a neat ideajust fucking put that shit on Klarna and pay Klarna with your credit card then try to hit a 10x on SOXL
niggas are paying a monthly sub so that their car drives for them, while they have to sit in the driver's seat fully aware and awake like sitting in a cuckstoolThat's like modern games releasing bugged and players are paying betatesters.Or maybe the better analogy is Ashes of Creation which was literally a paid beta with rugpull.
>>62469997Not sure what's the obsession with dividends anyway. You either take growth stock that use revenue to increase its value or dividends that just pay directly to you. It's pretty much the same where in one you just sell the underlying asset instead.
>>62469571>>62469567they are already moving towards 24/6 trading with Saturday off. You have to have Saturday off because Jews run the world/banking/finance and that is their magic day not because they care about you at all.
>>62470012>they pay to do it for free>in the future I get to buy one that works because of their sacrificethe cucks are doing the sneedful. wait for them to make a few frontpage headlines dieing in malfunctions and buy the second generation
>>62469636the rotation already started and you are blind. you wont even notice that its happened until your semi bags are -50% and mag7 shit is back near highs
>>62470032Yeah, sell MU at $1200 and buy $MSFT at $350. I've read that already. Not selling my semis /RAM bags.
>>62470015I guess its attractiveness is based on the income being passive, while boomers had to contact their broker to sell and generally manage their portfolio.
>be retard noob investor>just wanted to throw my saving (90k yuros) in a etf because thats what everyone told me to do>throw a few thousand on memory stocks shortly before the pullback>"wow line goes up, easy money">"invested like 70k into MU/Sneed/SK"> swore to just forget about it, but still looked at my portfolio every day> big pullback> hold through every -5% day until I was -20k> panic sold all stocks because markets were red due to trump twittering some dumb shit about iran and kospi triggered another circuit breaker again (intended to buy back low because I assumed it would drop another 5%)>literally 30 minutes later I miss the 5% stock recovery which cost me like 5k>fomo back in, but now went 100% (70k) skhynix believeing the adr would pump the gdr so I could atleast make some cash back and redistribute afterwards>it doesnt, it even crashes 10% for some reason>now I am 100% skhynix currently>have taken a lot of mental damage, people even started to ask me whats wrongI am a fucking retard (disregarded rules i set up like its a longtime investment, not trying to time the market etc), but can somebody offer some guidance?I can live off my salary no problem, so its dumb thats affecting me that badly, but right now I am kind of in a low point and dont know what to do. Just hold for a year? Try to diversify now a gain selling at loss yet again? Is there even any diversification holding all the memory stocks like MU/Sneedisk/SK compared to being 100% Sk?
so whats the play now?
The next 5 years of my life depend of Windows managing to pump to 450 or so before the next recession
>SK Hynix CEO sees worst memory shortage in 2027, demand to outstrip supply beyond 2030https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/sk-hynix-ceo-sees-worst-ever-memory-supply-shortage-2027-says-demand-outstrip-2026-07-10/
>>62470062Not offering any advice but I am really grateful I started with small money at first so I managed to do all the noob mistakes(buying the news, FOMO, this time is different, marrying an asset, revenge trading etc) without burning too much. When you lost whole month's wage and it was over 10% of your account in a few hours on options trade that did hurt. These mistakes with a small account prep you for not doing stupid shit with a six figure or larger acc.
>>62470070he better be right. as an eu cuck I was able to slurp up the dip on wednesday.
>>62470072Same here. I've been in this for a year and the most retarded decisions I took were during the first months. My MSFT bag started snowballing because I bought close-ish to the ath and ever since I just averaged it down. If you ever feel retarded, I invested back then on BYD too, fortunately just 1000 bucks, and I lost a third of that by the time I withdrew. I have much to learn but I think at least I got past the peak retardation.
>>62470062Individual stocks have high beta and are very volatile. If you aren't prepared for -20% drops or more, then that's probably not a thing for you. Generally I advice to start slow with getting your lump sum into a safe ETF, something based on world index/S&P500, where you allocate lower portion of your portfolio to individual picks,When making your pick it's pretty important to think of your strategy and exit point and if you're longer term investing then to build your thesis and conviction. That way if the bad times come you'll hold without panic selling or you know when to sell as you've set a stop loss in advance.What exactly you want to do depends, but just mindlessly throwing money at stocks, because you've heard of them from someone else probably won't work out for you.As to what to do now, I'd probably just rethink your strategy as per above. You may want to hold hynix if you think that's a good idea, but you'd probably better sure that's actually what you want to do.
>>62470062why didnt you ease yourself in slowly? I started with a similiar amount of money a few years ago and I started with buying boring stuff like an msci etf and also only small amounts just to get a "feel" for it. being able to lose several thousands a day without being worried is someone you have to learn and get accustomed to.
>>62470094I was aware that stocks could drop sharply (I mean I even saw that there were peaks and rapid falls on the history chart), but I suppose being mentally prepared and experiencing it firsthand are different things.My thesis is that hyperscalers will expand and memory will be needed still stands, and I still believe it can run a few years, so I still think holding sk hynix is a good idea (especially since earning reports are coming). The ADR being well received also supports it. Exit strategy would be making my lost cash back and then dump 90% of it into an etf and then leave the rest in memory stocks. But I also have to confess I am a retard so thats why I am looking for advice on a mongolian basket weaving board. The panic sell is my biggest regret. >>62470095Initially I threw 90% in an etf. And the rest in stocks for fun/experimenting. Then I saw how I made like 10% in a week, it felt pretty great and thats why I started pumping the rest of my money into it. And initially it worked I was 10% total up until everything pulled back. The plan was just to get a little boost of capital and then dump it in an etf.If my initial endeavours netted me red numbers I would've probably just stopped.
>>62469497LMFAO that Mike Tyson reference.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaSwPnsTFY4Trump thinks he's Alexander.
>>62470116>I suppose being mentally prepared and experiencing it firsthand are different thingsA costly lesson to be learned. One thing to note is that during a swift drops often comes a swift recovery (deploy the V), so while it may seem painful, fast drops often times are much preferable to slowly bleeding out, since they often times are an overreaction to news instead of long term market trend, which is not what you want to see (catching falling knifes).Looks like your approach is pretty decent, it's just the execution. Expect to make mistakes and always try to learn from them, it's only natural and take it as learning a skill that's serve you for years to come (if you can make it work it could provide you life changing income stream.
>>62469812There are no Nintendo baggies on /smg/
If all this hyperscale data center build out fails wouldn't the waste of money be deflationary
>>62469497Sounds like he wants to become the next 9/11
>>62470062anon just stop putting all your money into single bets on overhyped, overpriced sectors. maybe a certain percentage, say 30% or below, as the momentum can work in your favor.I'd like tell you to invest into underpriced value stocks instead, but seeing as you are prone to panic selling, that wouldn't work until you're more experienced. but please mostly stick to European stocks or ETFs for now - valuations generally aren't as high as in America, and there's no currency risk if you stick to Eurozone countries. the occasional Scandinavian or British stock doesn't expose you to as much risk as being 100% in USD-denominated assets
>>62470145>like tell you*like to tell you
>>62470062Just go 2x-3x leverage next to make it all back.
>>62470145>europeanThey've been mosty trash since Epic Fury. I sold pretty much all my European holdings, since they were doing fuckall.
Serious question, how do you think chipmakers are going to pump when there's a worldwide shortage of helium?
>>62469475>pic relatedThis is how retarded you sound right now
>>62470155the market finds a way, it always does. when there is money to make/lose people get creative REAL fast
>>62470153Good strategy. Just wait until the price is higher again before buying in.
>>62470155They'll use liquid Lithium instead, it's only 1 little proton different and costs marginally more
>>62470155Easy, already explained it. Decreased supply with identical demand will increase margins of chip makers. That's why they're printing up so much money already.
>>62470163I might do that later on, but for now I'd rather stay in areas that actually do get gains.
>>62470145>underpriced value stocksLike?
>>62470171$NTLX$NKE$CPB$ADBE$MSFT
>>62470131Thanks. As I said me feeling like shit that I started to worry the people around me is probably the most irrational thing. I believe that the stock can probably climb up to atleast ATH (which would be the point where I can gtfo'd), but right now my whole portfolio consists of it which makes me extremely nervous because it's disregarding another rule I've learned (dont fucking go full port on one stock). But maybe between 100% SK and 30% MU/30% SNDK/30% SK there isnt a big risk difference in being too concentrated since its the same sector.>>62470145I made a good profit off NovoNordisk, so its not like I am just chasing the meme stocks. It's that I am feeling kind of overextended in one stock currently. Stuck in the thought that hey I suffered throguh the 30% pullback, before my mind broke, why the fuck would I leave now and miss the run back? >>62470147No I am not touching options/leverage.
>>62469497lol, lmao.
>>62470176>$MSFTLOL
>>62469475Most jobs that don't require continual learning are not paid well. At least in my job, AI is immensely helpful for being dropped into a new area with zero context and being able to ask key questions without needing a meeting to figure out where the bodies are buried.
BANG BANG BANG etc
>>62469497Reminds me of>do you know what nemesis means?
Who is this market
>>62469497>1000 Missiles are Locked and Loaded and aimed at the Islamic Republic of Iran, with thousands of more to immediately follow, should the Iranian Government act on its threat, pronounced in many corners of the Globe, to assassinate, or attempt to assassinate, the sitting President of the United States of America, in this case, ME! Orders have already been given, and the U.S. Military is ready, willing, and able, for a one year period of time, subject to extension, to completely decimate and destroy all areas of Iran - PRAISE BE TO ALLAH! President DONALD J. TRUMP
how long you guys hold stocks for? do you guys ever care about short term gains tax? some gay states have a long term gains tax too.
>Apple sues OpenAI alleging trade secret theft, says scheme was ‘at every level’>The iPhone maker alleges that the AI lab took Apple’s intellectual property in order to develop its own consumer hardware>Apple’s updated version of its Siri assistant, which is coming out this fall, is based on Google’s Gemini AI models instead of OpenAI’s technology.
>>62470188Better to take the tax hit than to lose the gains. It's still a portion of the gains, so if your taxes are massive, then your gains are also massive, so it's fine by me.
>>62470176Adobe and Nike might be good. Netflix and soup are goyslop which I don't see going up. Microjeet I'd rather not and go with Apple.
>>62470188Except for divies, there is no taxes on any trade in my euro country. As long as I don't withdraw more cash than I deposited.
>>62470160Would he be wrong if had set his arbitrary line in 2002?
Chart of the week: vixThe lowest since early January.
>>62470176NIKE x TRUMP COLLAB NEED IT OR KEEP IT>>62470198Oi oi oi!
>>62470188I trade out of my Roth so I do whatever I want
>>62469604>>62469623I am Korean, and Koreans are a hive mind. If it's trendy, you MUST do it. You MUST. It's a rule. People will think you're weird if you're not doing the popular thing. They will come up to you and seriously ask, "hey you, why aren't you doing the [popular thing] like everyone else here are doing?" That's why FOMO is a true force of nature in Korea.Anyway we're one of the few that bought and held Samsung stocks for 2 years, long before the crazy rise in prices, when everyone said sell.
>>62470213I noticed how superficial south korea is. its like the west but on crack. all that matters is how you appear not about who you are as a person. maybe its not a bad thing they cease to exists in a few generations.
>>62470188This is why I'm lazy and hold dividend companies so I never sell
>>62470211>be government official>have to report trades within a certain time window or get fined>the fine is $200top fucking kek, it's not even pocket change for them
>>62470222Yeah it's not nice.There is something called a "Kimchi premium" for luxury goods in Korea. Korea has the highest prices for designer goods because Koreans actually want to buy it more if prices are higher, and if the lines are longer. It's a demented mentality. It's literally FOMO: the country.
>>62470165>>62470155This only affects Samsung and SK Hynix btw. Micron sources helium from the US. If anything the Iran war is a squeeze on China to leave them behind in the AI race.
>>62470226its not just consooming. their small country makes up 77,5% of all cosmetic surgeries in the world. you cant make this shit up. pure insanity.
>>62470211No one does that shit unless they're a small teenie tiny micro fry.Rick Scott for example gets extensions every single year, thats all his files in congress are is extensions, and when his trades finally do post its rail road bonds for his third cousin.The man is worth $150M
>>62470230yeah it's insane. Having friends and family telling you "hey a surgery on your face would be pretty nice" is a normal part of women conversation. A lot less for men, but yeah it's still not normal, internationally.
>>62470207Bonus chart: silverCommentary: it looks finely balanced here. There's a LOT of people hoping it goes back to $80, but there's no reason this couldn't drop to $40 in the other direction.
>>62470226Its a tiny little mountain kingdomI remember a Korean guy visiting my families house and thinking I was a billionaire because we had landscapers an a garden.When there's no space to be had you have to use your wealth on other things, like $2000 plastic purses made by thai slaves for $5.
>>62470239No clue what's going on with silver/gold. That's why I'm staying away, though my suspicion is that gold will start mooning and will be in ATH somewhat soon.
>>62470239The biggest buyers in that market, central banks, are already loading the boat big here. I think some like Japan wanted prices to cool off like this before loading the boat big. I’m sure there are others. $50 is becoming the support if you zoom out on that chart
>>62469584She looks so tight. Is she hairy down there?
>>62470243>50 dollarsMy Dec 2026 strike price
>>62470248I’m positive that paper stock certificate enthusiasts have some kind of negative bias towards metals and should probably stick to what they know instead of revenge trading
>>62470242The gold chart looks a little more constructive, but It hasn't picked a hard direction yet.>>62470243Central banks aren't buying silver, at least certainly nowhere near the scale of gold . The best you could hope for is that central bank gold buying starts up again and silver follows. There's a lot of congestion around $50. It's about the middle of the range
>>62470251I just trade price action. I’m not going to stay in the trade that long. I’m bullish on PMs long term but I don’t think the slide is over.
>>62470252Central Bank buying has already started up again in gold. China has been dcaing a lot heavier during the bust of Q2. I think it is a bit like betting against a long historical trend that silver will detach from gold to the downside.
>>62470254That’s probably a good bet. I don’t do options and I am not going to mess around thinking I can time the bottom after an already 50% bust. I think it’s about to knock socks off over the next 3 years
>>62470155China gradually closing off more and more commodities and minerals and metals. They are preparing for the storm.
>>62470261I'm betting on a rate hike that will send it another leg down. If I'm wrong, then this could be the bottom now.
>bought South Korean ETF April last year after the liberation day crash>sold a month ago>tripled my money and got outEnjoy fighting over the remaining scraps with over-leveraged gooks, memory-cells kek
>>62470256Yuan is still getting stronger, that's positive too. No, I don't think they're going to go in completely opposite directions, I just think gold will dictate the direction right now.>>62470266CPI tues should get some expectation speculation going
>>62470268bro just wait until the 10x bull ETF drops
>In a youth safety trial brought by US states, prosecutors are seeking an estimated $1.4 trillion in penalties, a historic figure that would wipe out a massive portion of the company's valuation>Lawsuits against Meta are considered uniquely damning because unsealed internal documents and whistleblower testimonies explicitly prove the company knew its platforms causally harmed children, yet executives deliberately chose to bury that research and prioritize user growth over safety>Jewish CEO Mark Zuckerberg is deeply and personally involved in these lawsuits. The most damning evidence in the youth safety cases comes from Zuckerberg’s own inbox. Unsealed communications show that his employees repeatedly warned him about the psychological dangers the platforms posed to children. Rather than acting on those warnings, Zuckerberg explicitly pushed back. Choosing to intentionally go forward with increasing "despite the harm to children" because there was profit to be made on the kids
Single stock futures coming in 2 weeks. This is a pretty big new introduction, a completely new type of futures.https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/equities/files/single-stock-futures-fact-card.pdf
What does /smg/ do during weekend?
rock bottom bitcoin IV>>62470275bout time
>>62470281There is a fear that this might be a "Big Tabacco" moment for the social media companies
>>62470278Daydream until ze markets open
What's this? No 3-day weekend? You mean Futures literally open tomorrow?Incredible
>>62470286negative. lack of CIA capacity to brainwash citizens from birth is a national security threat
>>62470277Pretty cool but >10x and 100x leverageThis will probably wreck a lot of people lmao
>>62469609Pretty rapey
>>62470278Drive 3.5 hours to see my infant daughter for about 24hrs before returning home to wageslave. I should only have to this a few more weeks before the custody hearing grants me 50%. After that I'll be doing typical dad stuff half the time and distracting myself from the endless pain with exercise and house work the other half. Wish me luck.
digits and market keeps going up, world cup arenas get hit by meteors and /sp/ and /int/ mass seethe an hero event making 4chan great again with less europoos and sudacas shitting up the place.
>>62469504>>62469517Just keep in mind that this is not the same thing as chatbots
>>62470278Fap
>>62470278use finviz to browse tickers i'll never buyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hc7Bichvq6k
>>62469623Because It will drag others. Specially the Nasdog. And guess where everybody's money is parked now?
>>62470181How do you tell whether the AI answers correctly?
>>62470278Download animal webms
>>62470291Assuming they get some volume and liquidity, which I think they will, I could see a lot of option traders that are already just looking for simpler leverage move to these. It could be less wrecks than the current 0dtes.
>>62470155This is likely a very temporary problem. Helium is a byproduct of natural gas production. More natural gas producers will install the equipment necessary to extract helium. Problem solved.
>>62470295>muscle fibers>immediately thinks of rapeanon i think you need to spend less time watching japanese cartoons.
>>62470286
>>62470241Koreans think you're rich if you have a second floor
>>62470313All I know is that thing is slowly forcing them to touch. You can tell the filament's consent is not at all considered
>>62470278Claudette and I are still working on the terminal that no smigger will download because they think its a virus.Polishing the GDELT global news keyword/sentiment data as the latest add in.Weekend is the most important time.It's when you catch hedgies up to mischief for the week ahead.
>>62470278
What are the odds Trump didn't know the housing bill would become law without him vetoing it
How are we feeling MUbros? Back to 1100 eow? Mayhaps a 1100 Thursday into a drop to 1020 on Friday?
>>62470308Correct me if I'm completely wrong but with options the worst that can happen to you is that your option expires worthless and you lose what you put in. Let's say a retard puts $1000 in AAPL futures before earnings, if the stock crashes 10% he doesn't just lose his 1k but is now down 10k.
>>62470278Not much really
>>62470277What the fuck this is massive. How has this not been being discussed?
>>62470226I swear man, every time I learn something new about south korea I like it less, something cursed about that place
I have a good feeling intel will continue to be in the red this quarter
>>62470062the good thing is, the semis just had a 30% correction, looks like we're looking at a lot of green again the next couple of weeks. Be careful with some dates though:TSMC + ASML earnings, SK Hynix earnings, FOMC, Samsung earnings. Expect a lot of volatility during this time (all in July btw)
I swear the worst part about trading spreads and iron Condors is having your emotions fucked with by market makers constantly moving the bid/ask.Just the most paper of paper losses and gains, can't trust any price really
>>62469497praise be to allah
>>62470343At least the limited loss on option is correct assuming you're not selling them. The futures setup is a little more complicated, but your loss is not limited like options. Putting $1000 is maybe not exactly how to look at it, it depends how much margin is required for the contract.For example:AAPL is $100 a share and you are buying 1 100x future, so you control $10000 notional of AAPL. So if it drops 10% you would only control $9000 and you would lose $1000.But it depends how much is required to buy the 1 futures contract. Let's say it was $2000. Then you would drop $1000 and lose 50% of your investment.So regardless, 1 contract would lose $1000, but it depends on how much that contract costs to determine the % you would lose
let me look at 6 months+ putsthis fucking crab won't win this time
>>62470376Here we go, it looks like the minimum will be 15% (cme or your broker can raise this). But that would be at least $1500 to buy the example contract before.https://www.cmegroup.com/articles/2026/the-power-of-capital-and-operational-efficiencies-with-single-stock-futures.html
>>62470393Thats 6.66x leverage btw, hmmmmmm
>>62470188I'm in the tax bracket where the government owes ME money every year. So I just ignore it.imo millionaire investors should also ignore it and just offset it with charity. Why limit gains?
What's the point of being hype about memory if I already had to realize 50k in losses (calls) due to the fakeout-rotation situation?
>>62470498>50k in lossesThat was how much you could afford to lose, right?Right?RIGHT????
>>62470376>>62470277Single stock futures are the worst idea.Futures were made for wheat/lean hogs.They are acceptable for a country index.They are a loss magnet or kangaroo/crab simulator for stocks.
>27.5% YTD in the green>market peepeepoopoo me -2.25% on wednesday>barely recover>now 24.87% YTDI'm never going to recover am I
>>62470508On the entire month I'm still +100k due to DRAM calls. I'm surprised this didn't manage to push me into the red.But it's a bit wagie-brained only caring about the monthly performance, instead of realizing that your NAV is memory-less so every single dollar drawdown you have represents actual money loss (because hypothetically you could sell at any point).
>>62470277i hate this this is the thing that will ruin markets and cause a mother of all recessions i project that this will have unforeseen/ignored secondary effects that causes all sorts of unhealthy volatility and collapse the market like KOSPI regardless of TA or fundamentals
WHAT THE FUCK JUST HAPPENED? DID YOU GUYS SEE THAT? AM I SUPPOSED TO ACT LIKE I HAVENT NOTICED?
If Trump doesn't bomb Iran this weekend I might kms.
https://www.investing.com/news/economy-news/fed-again-promises-to-deliver-price-stability-in-semiannual-monetary-policy-report-4787018there he goes again with the PRICE STABILITY mantra >The Fed also noted that other inflation gauges, such as the Dallas Fed’s so-called "trimmed mean measure of PCE prices," had actually declined in May on a Y/Y basis. Fed chair Kevin Warsh last month noted that policymakers had to expand their view on inflation metrics to better understand price pressures. The new central bank chief has set up five task forces to conduct a sweeping review of operations, including one to address inflation frameworks.WACO (Warsh always chickens out)
Might go all-in INTC on Monday, it's been down so much that surely it'll pump
How we feeling bobros
NIGGERS
>>62470526Sorry that was me
>>62470532>no, you don't understand, higher gasoline or food prices or rent is not important. We have to look past those price swings, the real inflation metric is the yoy change in the price of cablebinders
>Lost $250 gambling on SOXL>Feel like shit>Find out the RAM a bought 4 years ago is worth $1000 more than it was giving me 3x gainsGuess I am a high tier commodities trader now. But also lmao I didnt realize how bad prices got
>What will markets do next week?>picrel, last week's results>vote on next week>https://strawpoll.com/BJnXV3B9dZv
>>62470521It'll be okWe just can't have sudden shocking unexpected news at any hour of the day ever anymore
>>62470544that man's desperately digging for excuses to QE the fuck out like me looking for the last packet of condom i know i have somewhere in the drawer with the hoe already waiting in my bed
>>62470548Full bull next week. Almost nothing can stop this rally. Apart from gooks. Fuck gooks.
henlo bessentplease dont take my bussy
>>62470556Kek,Has Bussey's signature appeared on any bills yet? Or still waiting on an under secretary appointment?
>>62470554I guess we're just going to keep doing these very narrow overbought rallies until the wheels come off. I think you've got to join the heard but idk if I want to be a buyer at this point. Think I'm going to keep taking profits. Maybe bobina is getting in my head.
>>62469356wow its fucking packed
>>62469356What bank is the best pick for gambling?
>>62470567>samsung reports killer beats>markets cock and ball torture everyone because they priced in super extra killer beatsI guess this week will be interesting!
>>62470566>missing on the historical AI bull runYour loss.
>>62470566overbought based on what? not even the meme index looks overbought
>>62469565But then the Trump truths can be timed patriotically while US markets can trade while asian and EU markets are closed.Stratigically the EU 24/7 markets would be the best move.
>>62470277Those have existed since 2002 in the US and then closed in 2020 from lace of interest, They are not new
>>62470554i am hesitant to buy into SOXL because koreans have proven that they can dump ANYTHING past the support line and completely break basic TA in half by the sheer power of their leveraged degeneracy. semis are firmly in recovery territory but nothing's safe from the korean smallcock rape.
oh wowFable and 5.6 Sol are super human intelligenceCan you believe it's actually happening? Imagine AI models another year from now.We are really going to have super human AIs
>>62470590Link? Because I've never heard of these before and I'm almost positive not from cme at least.
Korean traders arent moving markets its normal volatility and mischief. If you are having trouble trading it its a skill issue
>>62470579Are we just going to keep having parabolic rallies higher and higher above moving averages in narrow, cyclical spaces eternally? This rally doesn't seem to be pulling the rest of the market up, it only seems to get more narrow and the markets seem to be pricing in infinitely increasing capex from hyperscalers. This looks like every other super cycle from the railroads. Pricing in long term contracts for sales to hyperscalers like they're never going to cool off or slow during build out makes me think we're going to keep getting things like the whiplash after samsung's earnings. It seems like a correction is due. I don't know for sure, I would be glad to be convinced otherwise. I'm not going buffet mode, but I am getting more cash.
I am unironically thinking about India.China has recently basically encircled them by taking over a good bit of central asia from the collapsing ziggers, with Don countering by encircling this encirclement, but I think its safe to say they are fucked unless they join our team.
>buy stock, it goes down,>sell stock, it goes up>attempt dca, no fundscan't ever win anons
>>62469352Congrats babe
>>62470605>dca in, stock explodes upward the entire time, and as soon as you're 100% in, it dumps
>>62470601your post reads like textbook example of a wall of worry
>>62470597OneChicago closed in 2020 which is where they were traded The only reason I know of SSF is because I read about quad witching back in the day but I never looked at them I don't think they ever moved the market index or any of the underling stocks when it was trading.I not sure what role they will fill in the future maybe allow for 23/5 trading?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-stock_futureshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OneChicagohttps://www.investopedia.com/terms/q/quadruplewitching.aspEven here it says they stop trading in 2020
>>62470625Cme is a major venue though, nobody knew about onechicago. In theory this should reduce volatility but it will probably do the opposite
>>62470601>It seems like a correction is duePossibly already happened>Pricing in long term contracts for sales to hyperscalers like they're never going to cool off or slow during build outConsidering that Meta looks to be doubling down on capex spending then that trend may not be stopping anytime soon.
My boy Jordi will release another video this weekend
>>62470623>taking some profits>wall of worryI guess I'm wall of worried then. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
>>62470625I guess an extremely small venue, cme launch should be quite different.
>>62470536feeling alright since i mostly sold premium instead of buying it. i don't need a dump. just don't moon to 7700 in the next month.
>>62470605You think Banks track details on how the retail traders buy and sell and which ones perform how well? You'd think AI would let these banks and brokers make mad money with all the trade data they collect
>all that money I left on the table this year by not simply buying memory shit 1 month before earnings on the dip
>>62470601Being a pussy is how you miss out. At least through early 2027 the possibility exists for another 2x on MU, which is a 400% on MUU and those other cunts like skynix and sndk.
>>62470628>>62470634The fact that SSF are going to be cash settled, and have quarterly contact dates might mean they might lower volatility on the underlying. These don't look that interesting unless the margin requirement is less then 10%
>>62470548i'm 2 for 2 (bear 22nd to 26th and crab 6th to 10th)bear next week with crab bias. banks are topping out
>>62470661God I hope you're right, I might actually hit my 150% up for the end of year goal
>>62470661I'm still in equities, to be clear. I still have semis. But I'm not going to full port yolo in man. >>62470629I don't think Zuck knows wtf he's doing. Bro got lucky, right place right time, for social media. Good for him. But he's spent the last 15 years begging the gov to regulate him so he can build a legal moat around his product and buying out competition, like instagram, when they start to be a threat. He couldn't buy out tik tok, and he's failed to have another "big idea." Except for the metaverse.Within a few months he's pivoted hard from open source AI to now being a captain of industry capex king who makes chips and rents out datacenters in the future. idk, he might pull it off. Or he's out of ideas and he doesn't know how he's going to capitalize on all this shit yet, just that if he doesn't start spending like crazy now he's going to be SOL when all the facebook boomers who he sells to advertisers kick the bucket. Make me see the light, bruv. I want to believe and be a bull and get rich. I can't get that skeptical view out of the back of my head.
>>62470677Naw because the thread is full of bears and they'll fud you out of your position before you do then you'll say FUCK and think about work tomorrow.
>>62470367Imagine buying this shit, lmao>b-but le future promiseslol, lmao even
>>62470710I held SNXX through sneedisk's 30% or so drawdown recently so fud demonstrably doesn't work on me, i am far too retarded :DDD
>>62470710I got baited by the overwhelming bearish sentiment into thinking we are at the picotop, it really gets inside your head
Maybe buy oil stocks and minors instead of piling onto memorySeems like better risk/reward
>>62470393>>62470672It's 15% min.
>>62470720>Buy stocks related to the single most openly manipulated commodity on the global marketNo, I dont think I will
>>62470708>Make me see the lightBig companies decided to spend big money on tiny chips. Therefore companies that make these tiny chips are going to make big money.It's not that complicated.
>>62469812I don't have enough time to play through my Steam backlog full of god tier games, why do you think I would waste time on AI slop games?Heck, same shit happened with AI prompted porn, fun novelty but then "why bother with that shit when there's so much real porn and H mangos right there".Time is limited, as such, I'll consume the highest graded products. AI slop will just be like the shovelware plaguing Steam. 46 lifetime downloads, 1 max concurrent player in its lifetime, dying at the depth of the catalog.
>>62470296Why did your woman leave? How does she let you cum in her and carry your baby to term only to leave while your kid is still an infant?
>>62469509They suck. Die too quickly.
>>62470720Can oilies and pm fags please fuck off forever? It's just embarrassing listening to you guys at this point.Ut's near crypto tier cope.
BAKED>>62470759>>62470759>>62470759BAKED
>>62470763a lil early buddy
>>62469584Yes
>>62470305With general expertise in your field that you got from years of continual learning.
