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Maybe today >Zuck Inc. is getting bogged >FED is about to shitpost on interest rate and the market is pretending to not have seen it coming >AMRS wil also get bogged because of take profit meme
brb kms
Jordan Long
Morning early birds!
Who else held UVXY? We holding until Wednesday for the FED to really fuck everything?
>Got options trading on RH right as the fes about to raise rates. Based RH
Levi Martin
Live stream your suicide
Adam Morales
LONG CLRB
Nolan Ramirez
whatcha buying with your newfound options?
Noah Rodriguez
>tfw they wouldn’t approve me right now.
Blake Green
Looking for hot tips on the next big thing
Carter Reyes
Can someone explain options to an brainlet. I just want to be rich. $100 ready to invest right now.
Jacob Moore
Pandora 4/6 puts and AMAT or ASML calls. Might sell some AMD puts since I'm long and bag holding them anyways.
Caleb Evans
You buy low and you sell high
Chase Howard
>$100 ready to invest right now. then don't bother. options are risky as fuck because anything could wipe out the price in a second
Matthew Walker
ey dudes the short run on the spx is not over yet. just saying thank me later
Grayson Robinson
case in point, I'm about to lose 2k on intel calls because I bet it would have gone up to 52.5. it didn't and now I'm fucked
Ethan Price
It's like a roulette wheel, but for the stock market, it's fucking great
Easton Flores
Bought Amyris at 6.97 - will I kill myself today or not?
Leo Stewart
FB is shitting all over my FNGU this morning, god damn. I should dump it, half of FNGU is fucking garbage
Josiah Flores
BRK.A
Austin James
Its okay the one user says it will be 10 bux by end of the year.
Eli Kelly
>tfw class starts at 9:30 every Monday and Wednesday I don't even know why I come to this class.
Landon Allen
Meme aside, I could see it dropping in value as some people will probably dump, but overall you shouldn't have bought after the prophecy was witnessed.
Easton White
I bought @6.74 There is possible dilution (warrant exercing @5.3$) I think AMRS should be volatile for a while
I fomo'd on friday and now am getting punished by the Bogs. Repent and accept your bags.
good lad. you still shorting bonds all week? i found a 3x leveraged short on the 20+yr long treasuries (TMV). you said you were in TBT, right? i think thats only 2x
Jack Gomez
I bought some UVXY Friday afternoon. How long should I hodl? Or sell now?
Isaac Perry
Probably be able to hold it most of the week.
Hudson Taylor
Netflix, all in
Carter Bennett
fuuuuuuuck this market
which one of you prepared the bear?
John Nguyen
I'm still short bonds. I'll have to add that TMV meme to my watch list. Thanks.
Noah Wood
>FB
Adam Wilson
Why is this graph always right? Even with individual securities. It's crazy.
The AMRS bogging is not going to last long. I predict at least $10 by the end of this week or sooner.
Bentley Hernandez
Only -37 now whew. Options are fun! Fun!
Gabriel Mitchell
what should i be watching to see when bonds will turn? obviously FED will kick these short bonds ETFS into overdrive, but do you know of anything that i could use to chart when exactly the rate hike will be? ive been using UUP to track the dollar and CPI (as an overlay, no one really trades it) to track inflation, but since these ETFs (TMV TBT) hold TIPS, they shouldnt be affected by inflation, no? sorry about all the questions, but i saw your idea on friday (short bonds, long vol) and decided to do some research.
junk bonds, would definitely be hit by both inflation AND rate hikes, both of which were getting this week, but i couldnt find a leveraged short ETF unfortunately. but i did find a regular old inverse ETF for them with SJB
Jackson Williams
I seriously hope the deathnote for facebook has been written. Making business look well from pajeet clickfarms was bound to pop at some point.
Camden Cook
I have done my homework and my DCF model tells me it is undervalued as fuck (fair SP should be 16$ with shares outstanding of 90M, John Melo’s guidance and very conservative inputs)
But I am a neet brainlet posting on burmese fruit picking board so what do I know
Are people seriously that concerned about their data in facebook? I dont think they are likely to stop using it because of concerns.
Liam Garcia
Nope, nobody see's this shit coming, and the market is going to have a baby.
Luis Foster
yeah even the shorts are laying off it. have you been noticing the big buys weve been getting just after the bell? they are trying to not get everyone excited so they can still get the cheapies, is my bet
really, then why did TIPS dump a half a percent over the weekend? not tryin to be all fucking hotheaded, honestly asking. never really payed too much attention to bonds, but im interested in more or less shorting them for months as all this new FED shit rolls in. seems that with interest at its all time low, bonds have only one way to go and thats down
Eli Lee
This was my exact thought in January.
Brayden Thompson
Yields are already around 3%, I dont see it going higher than that for years
Christian Ross
Nice market guys.
Nicholas Morris
Make it stop
Logan Taylor
Only if you suck my cock >;^)
Mason Sullivan
AMRS mooon by the end of the week?
Nathan Cook
Here's the thing if the yield increases to like 3.5% or 4% the sell off in equities to move into bonds will crash the market. When you've got these retirement accounts that are only looking for decent paying dividends and not so much on the growth side, that money will flow out of equities and into the bond market faster than the market can react. Then you end up in a chain sell off situation. Hence the long volatility UVXY and S&P short SPXS along with the Bear Bond meme.
Isaiah Hughes
It is only priced at 1.5 of projected sales.
I believe Melo is finally being realistic on his guidance since he and his team actually delivered in Q417
I don’t know what should be the PS ratio of a biotech growth company but it is definitely not a mere 1.5
Joseph Morales
Here comes amrs mother fuckers. Jump in an help an outrageous squeeze.
Kevin Scott
smart guy. pretty much just cracked out on reading about bonds all week (dont drink), and as soon as i came to a basic understanding of their pricing, i thought the same thing.
i think youre underestimating how fucking crazy everything is right now. we will see
shit man, this is some fucking logic. you thinking there will be a spike in gold? was thinking about adding JNUG to my bear squadron
Ian Myers
VTGN just bounced, was there news or is this just noise?
Joshua Parker
no because you are assuming that even with higher yields they would still outperform equities, which will probably never happen for many years from now
Why is the market so bad? Did President idiot orange DRUMPF do this?
Ayden Jackson
unless, like he said, equities fucking dump. in which case they will definitely outperform them as they arent as volatile and treasuries offer protection from inflation.
in fact, im starting to think that crashing EVERYTHING at the same time is the plan. crypto, equities, bonds, all looking bearish as shit right now. meanwhile central banks are buying up cheap bonds en masse, per usual, and holding gold. as much as i fucking despise central bankers, they are the only ones making sense right now.
Owen Cruz
Its not about the performance growth, it's the safety and security in a guaranteed fixed 4%.
Liam Smith
you forget that interest on high quality bonds is near guaranteed, equities nothing is guaranteed.
Jayden Martinez
this is the same logic behind why FED buys them, correct? they dont give a fuck about the market direction, simply the accrued interest they can collect
Bentley Howard
*sigh*
it is about gaining the highest yield, which fucking dividends will always be higher than. Why would anyone go into bonds? Even if the market takes another leg down, its not like this is a fucking recession
fixed-income has been dead forever, I know why people would go into bonds, and theres literally 0 reason for it now. Even if the markets go down you could get higher yields from Coca Cola and real estate
no, the fed buys and sells treasuries to control the money supply in order to try and keep inflation between 1-2%
Landon Kelly
Most dividend yields are absolute shit, REITs usually have the highest, but with all these brick and mortar stores getting squeezed out by Amazon REITs are getting murdered. Once the situation corrects its self and the empty brick and mortar stores shift into entertainment complexes then you will see REITs start to come back, but this is years down the road. Just watch what happens.
William Foster
Where were you years ago when HRTX was called a shitty memestock with no hope. Don't you want to be rich, user?
Jeremiah Brooks
RSII just doen't stop
Jaxson Sanchez
I need a cat soon. Those little fuckers are funny.
Carson Perez
the biggest most liquid and stable dividend stocks like cocacola has yields that still outperform projected bond yield growth to 2020, plus, they can just raise the yields, they have the cash
Isaiah Martin
>entertainment complexes
There's only room for so many restaurants, man. Most of them are just gonna go bankrupt