the US and japan are not the same lol, literally the US, by virtue of geography alone, is going to remain a dominant player well into the future.
Benjamin Mitchell
Volume is so thin and weird in futures right now, finding support (?) in an area we blazed through without even pausing today >_> Now that's a cute gif :O
I don't think anyone is seriously debating that we're not in a bubble, but trying to time the pop is a fools game that has liquidated many.
Hedge, reduce exposure, sure. Just don't go thinking your Michael Burry.
Jack Long
5000 / 50 = 100 12000 / 5000 = 2.4
Owen Williams
Bears are getting really desperate today, huh? Yesterday must have spooked them good.
Christian Ortiz
I am actually testing a new strategy. I opened an account on Interactive Brokers to take advantage of super cheap margin. I've only put in a little to test it out and see how it goes, buying long term holds like AAPL and sell covered calls. Big warning though, Interactive brokers is SHIT. They nickel and dime you for everything, stock and options quotes are NOT FREE and NOT LIVE. Every action basically has a cost. The ONLY reason to use them is the lowest margin rates on the market (which also has a monthly subscription fee, so its not worth if you have a small account).
Lucas Scott
Where's my link for bears you gigantic faggot
Jordan Moore
nice shill thread
Julian Nguyen
Its the swell of the chorus before the red wedding commences,
Kayden Mitchell
>start filtering tripfaggots >thread is half-hidden Stop replying to faggots.
Julian White
"she" was probably all a larp anyway...
Austin Jenkins
bulls are spooked by futures; bears have knives out beaks bloody.
Nolan Cook
>not filtering all tripfags ngmi
Robert Torres
Ok, it’s easier to gain $4500 points in 45 years than $7000 in 5.
Zachary Martinez
Tripfagging has its proper use, I won't block it all just because pathetic retards abuse it.
Jeremiah Bell
So this is a "bet against America rally" eh? Like the past 4 months now. TQQQ or FNGU?
Joseph Lopez
>lots of promising disruptions (ev, energy, retail, ai, healthcare, law, etc) >the rise of digital economy (we basically grew another economy) >whole world got richer, more capital to drop into the mkt >cheap credit of course >huge shift in investing culture, higher % of portfolios allocated in risk equities just look how much has the world's economy grown since 70s, not saying the valuations are sustainable, but we are nowhere near dotcom bubble
Futures are down slightly and some profit-taking after yesterday was to be expected. Won't change anything about the general long-term trend. Bears meanwhile are constantly talking about a bubble that's going to turn the US stock market into Japan.
Jacob White
>nickel and dime bs, all the data is free if commisions top 35 or 50 bucks (at least in eu), and wtf you blabbering about live quotes? you just havent clicked all the subscription data and didnt see that they are for free. Also the comms are low af. Best broker in town, imo.
Nicholas Rogers
>top 35 or 50 bucks * a month
Jackson Thompson
i said stock + im europoor
Colton Cruz
im still gonna trim 25-30 percent of my shares if my prices fall past 9 percent. its still profit since the start of last weeks rally and it gives me some more capital in more war chest for when the real slaughter begins.
Alexander Harris
What shit broker do you have that doesn't support ETFs?
Christopher Foster
WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT
Ethan Ortiz
Huh, I wonder how the value of the dollar changed during the last hundred years :3
Benjamin Wright
>lots of promising disruptions Trains and oil were promising, we still got the Great Depression (which will dwarf the next one) >the rise of digital economy Muh tech is the future >whole world get richer *whole world printed more money >cheap credit Once the fed raises interest rates by .1% this bubble will burst >huge shift in investing culture Same with 1999 am I right
Kayden Jackson
us etfs are illegal in eu, got banned 2 years ago, you circumvent it but only on the vanilla ones not leveraged
