Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
choc_cardigan
Squad
This could be the catalyst for a crash, right? That was a disturbing read.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
They are saying that's why the NASDAQ was dumping.
The movement was better later in the day as people were buying the dips
If you are in long term then who cares?
ya man when crypto dumps it gets very nasty...at least with traditional stocks...if you’re in with decent companies you can expect a rebound whether it takes days or years...with crypto you don’t know if the run on a shytcoin is finally over with no hope of bouncing back...just checked CMC and shyt is brutal lol smh
If this damages it enough I'll shift some of my BND shares to TSLA. In the end TSLA will be a part of the S&P500. Might not be today but it will happen. At some point if the better of scenarios plays out it could be in the DOW 30.Tesla wasn’t added to the S&P?
Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
Mister_DoItNice
Leading The Regime
Barring any real market pullbacks that allow me to buy into stocks at actual discounted rates, I’m gonna hold off on putting more cash into the market. Maybe until after the election. Outside of LMND and SPACs I’m not seeing any real “deals” out there. The shyt that happened this week and gave people cold feet wasn’t even a real drop or correction. People calling 5-6% dips in the market a crash is kinda ridiculous in my opinion. If I can’t get anything that’s under my current cost basis then I’m cool with keeping the rest of my cash on the side until I can really put it to work.
Daily Briefing - September 4, 2020 | Real Vision
30 minutes listen, explains the how softbank's (How the fukk Masayoshi has a job idk) options activity moves markets. *Need an understanding of the greeks to follow along, starts around 9:00 mins
@Rickdogg44
Gold/Cyrpto/Equities (stock) have been pos. correlated after the deflationary dump in feb/march due to everyone and they mom expecting massive inflation. Rightfully so, once we were at 2500 SPX the dollar started dumping and as im sure you know we at ATH's. Here is the thing though, last few weeks the Dollar (DXY) has been basing itself in a tight range, ironically at the same time the unemployment benefits end.
During equities dumps every thing gets liquidated to cover margin calls, so gold and other commodities get hit. People tend to want CASH and by extension bonds during these breif periods when things get real hectic.
The two types of support of the economy system, monetary (The FED/ QE/ Repo/ ect.) and Fiscal (Gov. spending).
The theory is that monetary is not as inflationary as it seems, rather it simply distorts prices, and that fiscal is the true inflationary power. I think we see a feb/march sell off again, not as long lasting but same principle. (EVERTHING gets liquidated and people rush to dollars). Both dems/repubs have interest market stability, and after a market dump is when more fiscal stimulus comes out.
EDIT: Tinfoil hat hot take.... Softbank did this to drive up the price of NAS, and therefore all their holding companies will receive richer valuations....wouldn't be the first time
30 minutes listen, explains the how softbank's (How the fukk Masayoshi has a job idk) options activity moves markets. *Need an understanding of the greeks to follow along, starts around 9:00 mins
@Rickdogg44
Gold/Cyrpto/Equities (stock) have been pos. correlated after the deflationary dump in feb/march due to everyone and they mom expecting massive inflation. Rightfully so, once we were at 2500 SPX the dollar started dumping and as im sure you know we at ATH's. Here is the thing though, last few weeks the Dollar (DXY) has been basing itself in a tight range, ironically at the same time the unemployment benefits end.
During equities dumps every thing gets liquidated to cover margin calls, so gold and other commodities get hit. People tend to want CASH and by extension bonds during these breif periods when things get real hectic.
The two types of support of the economy system, monetary (The FED/ QE/ Repo/ ect.) and Fiscal (Gov. spending).
The theory is that monetary is not as inflationary as it seems, rather it simply distorts prices, and that fiscal is the true inflationary power. I think we see a feb/march sell off again, not as long lasting but same principle. (EVERTHING gets liquidated and people rush to dollars). Both dems/repubs have interest market stability, and after a market dump is when more fiscal stimulus comes out.
fukk all that where the tsla calls at 
EDIT: Tinfoil hat hot take.... Softbank did this to drive up the price of NAS, and therefore all their holding companies will receive richer valuations....wouldn't be the first time
arkf
arkg
arkk
arkw
Lowkey I've been looking at arkq like did I:
Since it's doing sowell. It's a robotics etf. Automation is taking off, so it seems like the next logical step...
CNBC brought something to my attention the other day. I could see ARKF getting ANT. That would be massive. They already buy OTC equities and other equities from foreign markets. So I see no reason why they wouldnt add ANT to their ETF.
ARK is the ETF vanguard of our generation.
ill
Superstar
Daily Briefing - September 4, 2020 | Real Vision
30 minutes listen, explains the how softbank's (How the fukk Masayoshi has a job idk) options activity moves markets. *Need an understanding of the greeks to follow along, starts around 9:00 mins
@Rickdogg44
Gold/Cyrpto/Equities (stock) have been pos. correlated after the deflationary dump in feb/march due to everyone and they mom expecting massive inflation. Rightfully so, once we were at 2500 SPX the dollar started dumping and as im sure you know we at ATH's. Here is the thing though, last few weeks the Dollar (DXY) has been basing itself in a tight range, ironically at the same time the unemployment benefits end.
During equities dumps every thing gets liquidated to cover margin calls, so gold and other commodities get hit. People tend to want CASH and by extension bonds during these breif periods when things get real hectic.
The two types of support of the economy system, monetary (The FED/ QE/ Repo/ ect.) and Fiscal (Gov. spending).
The theory is that monetary is not as inflationary as it seems, rather it simply distorts prices, and that fiscal is the true inflationary power. I think we see a feb/march sell off again, not as long lasting but same principle. (EVERTHING gets liquidated and people rush to dollars). Both dems/repubs have interest market stability, and after a market dump is when more fiscal stimulus comes out.
fukk all that where the tsla calls at
EDIT: Tinfoil hat hot take.... Softbank did this to drive up the price of NAS, and therefore all their holding companies will receive richer valuations....wouldn't be the first time
Yeah I took that article as a pump scheme. SoftBank pumping up their own holdings by buying options forcing market makers to buy stock in order to hedge thus driving up prices. To me it says this increase over the past month was largely bullshyt and manufactured. Imo