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My memfolio is red, should have went harder into shorting the bonds instead of the indexes, but tomorrow is when I'm hoping for a giant turd to be dropped on this market...
hey faggots, nobody remembers your name or your trip. nobody give two shits about you. your tripfagging just makes you easier to dismiss without reading
Mah niggas I got Shopify at 108 CAD same got bb at 14 CAD on the tsx side
Jordan Davis
its a pump
no news
Samuel Jones
no shit, doesn't mean you can't make money on it...
Benjamin Martin
10 mins to the power hour everything looking good gonna sell a lot of my positions to have cash for tomorrow. Or was the FED rate raise priced in yesterday?
Alright, got a haircut and I'm back home so I can be ready for Wednesday's slaughter VIA Fed Shitposting. Should I just pick up some UVXY at close like I did on Friday? I don't have options yet so yay me.
You get the notification in the app where the news slides are click it to go through the questions. It kept crashing on my iphone so I did it on my old android just fine.
Samuel Anderson
who bought the twitter dip?
Robert Green
Interest rates go up, meaning bond yields increase, meaning riskier investments like equities are less attractive and fall, right?
Nathaniel Thompson
Priced in
Nicholas Ortiz
>AMZN mooning again They can't keep getting away with it.
Asher Reyes
Investors hate uncertainty. When those bond yields start looking tasty expect to see equities tank.
Samuel Thomas
no because bonds have never outperformed equities and never will
banks need excuses to sell off, so bond yield increase gives them that excuse. see 1985
Bentley Peterson
Sometimes, I wonder Why do you research shitty memes and read 10-Ks when you can just all-in AMZN and wait for dem tendies
Parker Lopez
If I had more capital, I would all in AMZN. There isn't a safer bet in the market, period.
Right now, I can buy like 16 AMZN shares and never come shitposting here again
Nolan Gonzalez
Thats no fun.
Andrew Parker
>Why do you research shitty memes and read 10-Ks when you can just all-in AMZN and wait for dem tendies cause thats boring as fuck.
Ryan Ortiz
In the end, we are in this game for the gains
Caleb Martin
Its going to come out that the Ruskies used Amazon prime to get faster shipping while meddling in the 2016 US elections.
Henry Morales
I'm here for memes and risky bets
Liam Long
I would buy the fucking dip
Justin Robinson
welp loaded up on some more sqqq today, lets bet on shitposting
Eli James
100% cash now, everything I had was in profit so I’m saving my gains. I’m not ready to short, I don’t even think the market is going to dive but with rate hike fud being a mainstay this year we haven’t seen the last of it yet. 2018 will likely be a mediocre year. Bring on tech wreck 2.0, it’s about fucking time. Too bad it won’t be isolated like the first one though. Even more reason to let it rip. Yes generally, company debt becomes more profitable to hold than it’s equity. At least that’s the idea. It doesn’t happen on a market-wise basis, individual cases maybe, but it does reduce the perceived value of equity.
Eli Campbell
you can get 100% gains in stocks within a day if you play it right, sure theres a chance of losing money, but thats the way it is. What you gunna do buy AMZN and let it sit there and still come into this thread?
Parker Hernandez
everything you just said is a meme
Oliver Martin
RH should tell you the payout day. for me it was 10 days after annoucement. It's had 30% growth every year for 5 years. there's really not much more room left to grow. In fact it's already trading at the price expecting it to become bigger than walmart, the biggest company in the world.
in the near future this will tumble 20% and it still will be overvalued.
Austin Sanchez
In the near future every stock you see today will be worth double
Logan King
Well I’m a big buy&holder and I come to these threads still for two reasons >This is the most intelligent discussion on the board, sadly >I catch up on market news and general happenings If by meme you mean observation of current events then yeah, a meme. You don’t think tech is overvalued? You don’t think the market overreacts to rate hikes? Must be living on a different planet.
Nathan Hughes
sigh
No I dont think tech is overvalued, I think its undervalued in fact. Just because you look at meme ratios and the chart looks high doesnt mean shit in the new world
Jason Baker
>This is the most intelligent discussion on the board say it aint so
Investing is supposed to be boring. 90% of my portfolio is just MSCI World & EM. Every 1st of the month (regardless of prices) I put about 40% of my net income in those two. 10% of my portfolio I use for 'fun' stuff, buying stocks after a double digit decline for example. If you fuck around with the majority of your portfolio, you'll never be rich.
There's these magical numbers called "Earnings" that you can use to give a true valuation of a stock.
Stocks can't stray away from their true value forever. Reality checks in sooner or later. Even pricing in great expected earnings, it's 100 P/E. Margins are worse than walmart on fewer sales.
If AMZN doesn't beat earnings in a month, it's going to crash hard.
Treat yourself to a milkshake
Nathaniel Robinson
If you were holding BGFV it'd be $0.15 a share this Friday
see, you are just believing in memes. Santa clause, tooth fairy, P/E ratios, whatever why dont you think a little further ahead, like 10 years down the line, even 3 years. You think the valuations of today mean jack shit? earnings will make a stock drop good or bad, its not something a small spec like you can predict
Noah Parker
>Investing is supposed to be boring. if you do it right it's boring and exciting, thats why i mostly play OTC stocks, they can sit in one spot for months then just explode 100%+ in the first hour of a random fucking day
I beg to differ man, look at these pops recently from not even bad, but lower than expected earnings. OLED, GRMN etc. Its a straw on camels back scenario from inflation. When this shit ripples through companies that dont provide valuable services : FB, Twitter, Snap etc. Its going to be glorius.
Sebastian Young
I’m just going to have to disagree and leave it there user. We have all these companies with bolstered prices, high valuations but no profit yet have been outperforming, and with great influence on the rest of the market because of their sheer size. It’s not bubble territory but it’s a bit much. And I won’t ignore actual financial data in favor of speculation about the future. Basically this Things are slowly improving. We might get back to Jan 2017 status if crypto keeps falling in the shitter. Wouldn’t hope for much more though
Nolan James
Thats just plain wrong. Stocks drop after earnings even if its better than expected, because thats how big players do it... They see that now the stock is "valued" properly and dump it
twitter and snap will forever be short targetted, they wont drop
Jacob Wright
I believe in memes because they reduce my risk and increase my reward. If i was in it for 10 years I would be in an index. in the next year AMZN could drop 20%-40%
April 26, if I'm wrong or right. My bet is if it doesn't beat earnings, it will tank, even if they're good earnings. Because they're already priced in at beating earnings. Amazon's chart is already at the "greed/delusion" stage, pretty soon we'll see denial
Jaxon Davis
thats because the market runs on stop targets (for companies with no value like tesla and snap)
and from both a fundamental and technical perspective, we should be going up for many more years. Just look at the MAs spread out and the ADX on the monthly. Same as the 50s before we experienced an even bigger bullrun than seen today
Josiah Young
>twitter and snap will forever be short targetted, they wont drop >snap >wont drop lol
