Insider Trading? Where we're going, we won't need insider trading. edition
What is /smg/? /smg/ is a KUTE zone /smg/ is a PHUNNY zone /smg/ is a WIDE FEMALE HIPS zone /smg/ is a flat chests and big milkers welcome zone /smg/ is an ALL TOMBOYS ALL THE TIME (except when it's not) zone.
/smg/ is a MAKE ENOUGH MONEY TO SUPPORT A BRIGHT FUTURE AND KNOCK-UP A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG WOMAN WHO'S BOTH GOOD MOTHER MATERIAL AND YOUR DOMESTICATED CATGIRL PETPLAY FUCK-WIFE zone.
Astrological reminder: June 28th: Bad day, potential conflict outbreak June 30th: Good day, potential for aspirational achievement
Bentley Cox
Which energy companies are the most in renewables?
Kevin Cook
How do I divorce myself from all this speculation and have some inner peace? My goal is to retire BEFORE age 59.5. Hell retiring at 50 would be great. So in addition to throwing money at my 401k and Roth IRA, what should I invest in through my brokerage account? QQQ, SPY, etc?
Oh, shit, that's actually pretty bearable. Tempted to long hodl on margin now, honestly, given how crazed the market is. But I'm sure they'd margin call me the day before my ship came in so I shouldn't.
Tyler Evans
XOM still worth buying into ?
Hunter Sullivan
Every time I start making gains, something absolutely shits itself and I dump into losses again
Juan Watson
Yeah just sticking it in SPY will probably be fine
Jaxon Martin
nah bro, I heard everyone's going to start using kale power instead tomorrow
Charles Hernandez
Start selling when you make gains.
I fucked myself over with SHIP that way. Bought 0.20, refused to sell 0.35 and now im fucking holding literally trash.
David Evans
Buy into big div yields or dividend aristocrats?
Blake Clark
What reason does the Fed have to allow rates to go higher? With all the QE and corporate bond purchases occurring, that money goes into the pockets of the wealthy. Not only that, sooner or later your get inflation which will make their debt much easier to manage. It is a win only scenario for these top companies taking advantage of the money printing machine.
Word on the atreet is there is beta for trailing stop orders on webull. Is it true and is it true that if I talk to customer support they will add it to my account. Pls respond. Im jumping off the RH ship.
And unironically $SHIP
Robert Barnes
No. If you must be autistic for divs, buy growth companies that have divs, not decaying boomer value traps with 4-7% divs.
Asher James
No. We have this discussion every single day. Dividend ETFs underperform even SPY.
Dividends are worth nothing. Its 3% a year. Thats two weekly covered calls
Hudson Hill
RDSB rebranding end of this year They prolly gonna start becoming an electric company with some roles in hydrogen and LNG
Only 40% of downstream business is gas for regular cars rest is for truck diesel and petrochemical purposes which will grow over time. Also supply will get shorten due to no one investing in new oil sources
I had comparable rates too until my hotel reit imploded. Remember you are mortal.
Austin Walker
There is no argument against it except it would have been better at a lower price. QQQ is great.
Brody Peterson
>What are the arguments for not just throwing it all at QQQ? TQQQ exists.
Jordan Jenkins
like look at apple, amazon, etc and the "high prices" of 3 years ago people cried about and decided to wait for lower.
There's no reason to imagine technology is going to be less important in 2030 and some boomer company is going to be even better.
David Thomas
Well lets give them some accurate visual representations of /smg/ to complain about then!
It's the best thread there's been in weeks, it's a very informative OP, check the pic. Your pic is accurate depiction of you when I'm only 10% done with you.
i quit my job because i'm retarded and now i have no income, game's over for me bros
Daniel Perry
I avoid REITs and MLPs because they're not qualified dividends. But I do watch all my positions for earnings statements or news.
Anthony Hill
Right but 3x's have more risk. If it's the case that tech is indeed overvalued and starts crabbing down or basically not performing like it has been, TQQQ will go DOWN, yes?
Oliver Martinez
>People think big tech is overpriced right now. Who? Big tech is stable and good. TSM, MSFT, AMZN all companies of the future. We are not even close to seeing the peak of big tech in my opinion. Entry barriers are gigantic and small companies are now bought out as soon as they show potential. Too high. Everything over 3% should make you look into the company and everything over 5% is desperate attempts to preserve stock value. Usually failing energy companies and dead boomer memes like KHC or so.
Dividends are usually paid out when there is no more room for growth. Remember that
Yes.. risk vs reward and decay/rebalancing costs etc exist. If you can't understand a 3x leveraged account is higher risk than 1x leveraged account then don't think about TQQQ
Robert Harris
>am I retarded? Yes. Not even gonna tell you why. Look again
Im not american so i just pay flat 10% on my divies. One of the main reasons i went so hard on them. My corp bond fund is still going strong but im getting paranoid now.
Luis Long
So will QQQ. So long as on average there are more up's than down's, you still win by compounding quite a lot more than just 3x the gains you'd make on QQQ. Due to breakers, there is no practical possibility for TQQQ to reach 0. That said, SOXL > FNGU > TQQQ.
Noah Jones
The other ways are margin or option plays for leverage vs a 3x fund too. btw. But otherwise you are not gaining shares alongside price so far less likely to go exponential.
Andrew Wright
Answer me faggots
Elijah Harris
did you fail math in elementary school? your profit is 3675 - 3412.5
Kayden Myers
QQQ isn't just MSFT, AMZN and friends. It's ZM, TSLA, and others too. I'd argue that if you hold that belief, you should invest in those megacap companies directly instead of QQQ because they've heavily outperformed.
I think the way to do that is to have a few solid plays + indexes at least when you have a nice solid account amount.
So you have your high conviction 1-3 plays that you have some very good reason for going long heavily and then the rest of the index to buffer. I think if you are retail and picking 20 stocks it's just too many compared to the 1-3 you like most + index
Chase Parker
I'm interested in options trading but the idea of someone exercising them scares
