/smg/ - Stock Market General

Friday edition

>Brokers
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>Stock market Words
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>Risk Management
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>Live Bloomberg Stream
livenewson.com/american/bloomberg-television-business.html

>Educational Sites
investopedia.com/
khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain
nhentai.net/tag/inflation/

>Free Charts
tradingview.com
finscreener.com/

>Screeners
finviz.com/
tradingview.com/screener
etfdb.com/

>Pre-Market Data and Live Data
investing.com/indices/indices-futures
finance.yahoo.com/

>Bio-pharma Catalyst Calendar
biopharmcatalyst.com

>Boomer Investing 101
bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started

>Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP) Calculator
dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator/

>List of hedge fund holdings
fintel.io/

>Misc
squeezemetrics.com/monitor
market24hclock.com/
tradingeconomics.com

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FUCK ANIME
FUCK NIGGERS

>KTOV to $700 EOM

Buy CSCO dip
Buy TQQQ dip
Buy WDC dip

kodak

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I get it, i'll just stay at avenue then. Thanks fellas

I'm really unsure about what to do with my NVDA and AMD stocks today, thinking of selling then rebuying by monday if trump doesnt fucking declare war on mexico or something

Covid crash and recovery is the biggest bull trap in history. Scholars hundreds of years from now will be researching the golden bull run of the 2010’s that violently burst in 2020. The event that marked the fall of the american empire, some will call it. The Great Depression, as it will be named by others. The 1930s will pale in comparison to the 2020s. Get the fuck ready people.

Are airlines a lost cause? Back in march i was expecting a V shaped recovery thinking the covid stuff would be over in a week or two.
That is not the cause and this crisis has shown just how balanced on the edge most major airlines are, their margins are razor thin and most are operating at a loss and getting into debt, i think it will take years airlines specifically to get back at their pre covid level.
thoughts?

Flight to Vegas departing shortly
Be good little boys and don't sell everything while I'm in flight ok?

>I have over 100k in liquid assets. Why should I have six months of living expense assets returning 0% when I'd have to sell one month's expenses worth of investments each month to replenish the six months anyway?
Answer me, boomers.

No

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Don't buy airlines until they start going out of business.

Invest faggot

Demographics and debt.
Everyone knows what a disaster for China the 1 child policy was.
China's debt to GDP is about twice that of the US. A lot of that is very poor quality debt that'll have to be dealt with at some point.
People forget that there was talk in the 80's of Japan being an equal superpower to the US and the Yen rivaling the Dollar's position.
The only real reason that China is a problem is because the US is fading in it's own right and becoming unable to lead the other western democracies to present a united front.

I'll bite.

Describe your "liquid assets", anonito.

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That'll take decades to weaken China, not months.

>want to build a house
>talk to Building authority
>"no, you cant build it there"
>1 year later
>some millionaire buys that same exact property and starts building his mansion there

I want to be rich so bad bros, you cant imagine

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They're ETFs. Stonks, bonds, and PM.

This. But America will not fade. It has too many things going for it, it may be a bit stagnant for a few years.

This, but it will not be allowed to happen until either right before the election to doom Trump or right after when they do it out of spite. Everything will plummet.

Yes. Airlines are a lost cause.

No one will ever travel by plane ever again. Just by donkey or mule since oil will never recover again either.

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just get rich bro
do it do it do it

Guys, 1 month until quarterly dividends trigger again

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American Airlines went from $0.50 to $100 in a few months before. I'd say it's a safe bet if anything.

You must think you are such a smart ass, im talking about growtj from their stock

How much are you down or up on your unrealized gains?

Well I have unrealized gains of about $8k the last 30 days but I'm still down about $20k in realized losses since I didn't count the fed put coming through so strongly when I exited my stock positions.

No growth on airlines ever again.

Right now the flights at half capacity due to Coronita-chan restrictions are just the beginning as well as states restricting travel via quarantine.

There's also a ban on the U.S. to travel to places like Europe. That will also always be there. Americans don't need Europe for any reason. We have canada.

Retarded questions get Retarded answers.

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biggest cashburn out of any sector
and retail retards think it will just magically go back to pre-corona levels once a vaccine is out.

if you wanna bet on something battered and hoping for price memory upside bullshit, then buy into REITs.
They may not recover to pre-corona levels instantly either, but they're priced at 2008 levels without the real estate situation actually being at 2008 levels and they don't suffer the same ridiculous cashburn that airliners do (the commercial real estate REIT i picked still has full dividends with a real payout ratio of ~80% in Q2 despite lockdown). I'm not talking about the US though obviously since their real estate situation is definitely more fucked than anywhere else, you should do your own research in the REITs you can buy.

or just buy tech lol

What stocks are both cute and funny?

It's not just US, all the western democracies are faltering under authoritarian leftism, unrestricted globalism, the excessive power of massive corporations and neo-feudalism. The newest euro-gibs and the further assfucking of our countries soveigrnity are an another nail in the coffin.

No one is telling you what to do. Cash doesn't have to return 0 though. I have 2.5% CDs, 1% savings, and even my checking account is 0.4%

How much bonds are you holding? I'm like 20% cash so I don't need them. Probably use it to feed tech on the next dip desu

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Canada doesn't like you fat fucks either. Stay in your cage.

33% bonds this month but on any given month it can be more or less than that depending on how bonds are performing relative to other assets.

Anyone else still hodling OPGN?