What PM stocks do you shrimps buy for your boomerfolio PM allocation?
Jeremiah Lewis
Using this red premarket to scoop some NEE and V. Probably going to pull the trigger on $2k worth of TQQQ as it’s been bouncing off of $110 all morning with low volume
Gabriel Gonzalez
Good morning I decided not to go to work today and now I regret it because I have nothing to distract myself from the stock market
Wyatt Perez
After I take profits on GME, I'm immediately going 25% TSM and 25% FedEx
Blake Anderson
good morning smg, let's start this week off right! DEATH TO QQQ DEATH TO QQQ DEATH TO QQQ
maybe they have a major announcement/event coming that people are speculating on?
Jack Scott
UNLESS YOU OWN A TESLA OR TESLA STOCK SHE DOESNT WANT YOU
Jonathan Flores
>tfw you don't FOMO and it dumps
Brandon Russell
Bank bros... are we gonna be okay... I literally tried to diversify away from tech last week and decided to buy $5k of JPM and BAC... everything I touch burns to the ground
Daniel Powell
sell before news
Cooper Cox
dump today and crab all week dubs wills it
Luis Jenkins
>try to inflate and devalue your currency to save rich degenerates by fucking up normal people's savings and salaries >still get egg on your face because you can't put Moloch back in the bottle and the free market bitchslaps you Central banks absolutely blown the fuck out
Kevin Powell
>double 2s >double 68 bros..
Isaac Morgan
oof
Nolan Hall
Positive thinking, my dudes. The law of attraction will bring us gains, so much that by the end of the day we’ll be getting POGGERS in chat
I'm going to keep DCA'ing into TQQQ, TSLA, and BTC and there's nothing you can do to stop me
Gabriel Green
I bought NKLA to sell covered calls on last week due to the volatility. Made about $500 but now my loss on the stock is about $900. Do I just sell when market opens or iron hands hold it until it recovers & keep selling covered calls?
Shorts getting margin called because they're down on QQQ tickers. Reddit bragging to the whole world about getting in at $9.30. This is bad?
Connor Bailey
Ohhh y-you know....just the u-usual
John Flores
>tfw 100% TSLA
Josiah Garcia
WKHS or SHLL? Who will moon more?
Aaron Bailey
If downward velocity of leveraged ETFs is greater than upward, and leveraged ETFs go down both on red days and crab days, wouldn't puts on leveraged ETFs therefore be inherently more profitable than calls (assuming the market itself isn't bound to permanently go up)?
Jaxson Harris
These fucking people are so retarded. What is the buy case for TQQQ? P/E ratios in big tech are INSANE.
Let's just go over each big boy tech stock and see if we can find value. Shall we?
>Netflix Running up against market saturation. Increased competition from former partners they relied on for IP. Literal pedo shit causing media controversy. >Amazon Cracks beginning to form in their logistics network. Fraud in the "Amazon" name brand supply chain (suppliers substituting inferior products, they don't have a way to catch them.) Ridiculous P/E - one of the worst of the bunch. They are the leader in cloud computing, though. >Microsoft Boomer shit. AI meme research to lure in boomer idiots. No innovation. >Apple Their only talent died from AIDS and is rotting in the ground. Sitting on idle cash. Market saturated with their overpriced garbage. Huge supply chain risks due to over-reliance on China >Google Jew monopoly botta get rekt. Low room for expansion. Stupid high P/E >Tesla lol
Yea, okay. Good luck finding a buyer who will give you over spot price for your coins if you need to liquidate in crisis. Spot price decoupling only works for Jews. For everyone else, we have to adhere to spot price regardless of whether or not it's "decoupled," from physical. Maybe I'm just a negative Nancy because it feels like every move I make is the wrong one even when I try changing my strategy to "stop losing "
>gain a paltry 10% on NKLA puts last week >some kike holds the price up because reasons >support magically disappears after option expiry hitler was right and shall rise again
>Microsoft >No innovation As much as I agree with your other points I have to vehemently disagree. From a consumer perspective it may seem like that, but in the software world they contribute to everything, everywhere, all the time. They have such incredible control of where software is going with Linux and Chromium contributions, .NET, LinkedIn, Azure, GitHub, etc.
hey user, look, buyers. bullion is one of the most liquid products in existence, it is valued in virtually every culture on the planet and has been for the bulk of human history (you know, the very thing which gives it value) the last thing you should worry about is selling it.
