Kek the girl who cried and then shit and cummed her pants.
Jaxson Ortiz
Sauce?
Luke Gutierrez
nobody tell him
Jaxon Parker
Speculation on short selling tesla. I forecast a general drop to the 500-600 range where it will float for the next 3 years or until Corona virus vaccine is discovered.
I need to open a margin account. I need a job so I can open a margin account
Aiden Wright
>where it will float for the next 3 years That's retarded. You are retarded.
Dominic Price
look at this dude~ look at the top of his head! OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH HOHOHOHO!
Luke Gonzalez
XLE
Isaac Phillips
How do you make money in a market like this if you can't trade options?
Jordan Jackson
Fellow leaf bros, is Corona Chan killing SU? Should I hodl or abandon ship?
Sebastian Long
Buy short etfs like sqqq
Robert Jenkins
When should I sell INO? Will it ever hit $15+?
Gabriel Long
fucking crash already
Ryan Brown
Lads, can ya help a newb
I was looking at buying options for the first time I saw some .10 cent options, and was going to buy like 75 of them.. meaning im buying the right to purchase 7500 shares at 5 dollars for a currently 3.50 stock.. I got a prompt that said "are you sure? there are no other buyers for this option"
So.. if i did buy hypothetically and it didnt go well i can just let the 750 purchase expire and lose all of it.
Am i missing anything
Cooper Brooks
Yea. And Nobody else is trying to buy it because the shit is worthless
Jordan King
yes the only issue is that its leveraged meaning that it gets rebalanced... Meaning that you end up losing gains if there is too much volatility
Buy an un leveraged inverse etf
Eli White
What you can do if you want to gamble is buy the cheaper put options with really low strikes. Just make sure it's farther out, let's say autumn. It will give you plenty of time for the market to drop
>Pandemic infecting thousands in america as we speak >Inverted yield curve >Fed pumping 100B into Repo overnight >Plunge Protection Team unable to help >Interest rates cut and unable to be cut further >Oil is crashing >Bonds at record low >Investor confidence is at all time low, and dropping fast
Pending another 15-20% crash, were not even halfway to the "bottom"
we should just do as nothing happened, treat this thing like a flu and accept it will kill boomers, no need to panic. old people are a cost to the healthcare system anyway
Anthony Torres
dying, mostly
Robert Wright
>EWI puts won't fill reee.
Lucas Baker
>china was larping They tricked the gweilo once again.
Owen Martin
Having a better healthcare than China for sure, the Chinks were cremating people and not reporting them.
Ian Reyes
The chinks lied! Anyone who believed any of their bullshit is retarded.
Ian Morales
>Pending another 15-20% crash, were not even halfway to the "bottom" Agreed, but you didn’t even mention the startup bubble. Which might pop and be an after shock after the initial crash.
Jaxon Jackson
This is today data only 700 new cases and 50 deaths today.
HOW THE FUCK AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW WHICH ONES ARE DIVIDEND STOCKS?
David Cooper
Why would it be in a state’s best interest to save old sick people from dying?
Oliver Cook
Interest rates are low, means banks are going to make less and invest less, but that's okay, they are not the main movers of the economy (or are they). Similiary capital cost for many companies will go down, which is good for debt burdened businesses like AT&T, okay they will have 0,5% higher margins. That's fine. Then you have the opportunity cost for investors who decide whether they should invest in bonds (now yield less than inflation) or stocks that yield more than inflation but have much higher risks. S&P 500 P/E stands at 22 right now with average being like 15, but that can be elevated in a low interest environment, okay. Current S&P dividend yield is 1,98% which is fair and seems not cheap or undervalued considering it's nearly double of what you could make with bonds and there are also buybacks. And now some businesses (airlines, food chains, insurance companies, small mortar and brick stores) are going to suffer some losses due to the beer virus. That means they are going to earn less and give back less. Any reason to pay the current price now? I think it should be cheaper.
Christian Moore
Might have been dumb, but I bought a few EWI puts that had a market price of $78 for $80, wanted to make sure I got these puts for this weekend
Jeremiah Campbell
>buy stock >wait three months >see if you get a dividend
