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>>5460954chan being shut down is very ominous. don't want to disparage this place but i kind of feel like the userbase is a little bit too unsophisticated to pull off such a hack. who knows though, genius lurks in the strangest places sometimes.
do think you're being overparanoid, i have not had any dreams warning me about such a thing, but i'll let everyone know if i do. if something bad were in the works it wouldn't be easy to hide, troops and material would need to be concentrated, and if that were happening there would be military scrambling here and a lot more propaganda and patriotism, instead the media is wasting time with domestic infighting. there is very serious concern though that china is innovating, improving, and building up at a much faster pace than us, and that if our military continues to stagnate then it will be at a serious disadvantage in a short period of time. think people are afraid of a very bad economy in the short term, war in the long term, and there is a lot of grief that by preparing for the latter we will certainly get the former.
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In the Jerome interview yesterday, the South Asian gentleman's last question was, "What do you do outside of work?" Jerome gave an impressively boring answerβso boring it didn't even register as boringβsomething like, "I play guitar, raise my kids and work out." The gentleman replied with, "Good, good. We need you healthy." Then the interview ended. The whole exchange has not left my mind since.
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State flags sweet
β546291[Quote]
Good Morning /smg/. Did any more straggler's find their way over here? Has the other Macedonian shown up yet?
>Ε Δ§Δ©Ε₯
β546337[Quote]
>>546287It could go higher very quickly, it could even go much higher ($5,000 sounds crazy but the market is crazy), but then it might come down just as fast. No one knows how high it will peak, no one knows how low it could get, no one knows anything except that gold is objectively very expensive right now.
Gold newfags are unironically thinking "buy high, sell later" lmao…
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>>546323>holy sell signalIt took 2 years for the gold spot to increase as much in price in 1930 as it has YTD
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>>546337>sell laterUnironically took 40 years for depressionstacktards to break even after the first pump in 1930 lmao
>>546341The flags keep out the poo and the joo
I like it better here
β546382[Quote]
>>546366This is nothing, look up the SPX total return chart lel
β546391[Quote]
>>546382Gold is a commodity whose intrinsic value doesn't change much, it would roughly track inflation if it wasn't the original shΔ±tcoin. In other words the graph I posted should be much more horizontal and flat.
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>>546413Yeah but it makes sense that this would beat inflation consistently, in fact there's no reason for it to track inflation.
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Hey /smg/gers, helpful βtoss for when the bobos start winning AND a detailed ban evasion guide for the 'cuck
https://wiki.soyjak.st/Ban_evasionALSO, for phone evading
1. Close all 4cuck tabs
2. Clear browser history
3. Go on airplane mode for like 5 seconds then back to cell data (dont connect to wifi)
4. Open up the 'cuck and wait your 15 minute timer (do not redeem email recent hack proves why)
β546433[Quote]
>>>546413 (You)
>Yeah but it makes sense that this would beat inflation consistently, in fact there's no reason for it to track inflation.
>average annual return
>100 Years: 10.49%
>50 Years: 11.95%
>30 Years: 10.71%
>20 Years: 10.392%
>10 Years: 12.993%
The stockmarket has almost consistently beaten the return on the risk free rate (6m t-bills) for almost it's entire history with some exceptions
β546439[Quote]
buy the dip goy
β546452[Quote]
Guys, youre NOT supposed to be bullish right now, every pump is just short covering, noone is buying. Buy puts on every pump until we make a deal with china or eu
β546454[Quote]
>>546452>weI meant ameribugers, kek
β546459[Quote]
>>546433I don't think you understood what I wrote. I'm saying that there's no reason for the stock market to be tethered to inflation gains (because the whole economy is expanding + more people are devoting more of their money to the stock market).
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>>546459No there isn't, the stockmarket only corrects when profit margins and turnover (or order books for chippers) start declining QoQ/YoY
There is no direct correlation between inflation and the stockmarket
β546476[Quote]
>>546470Correct, whereas there is for gold, which is what I was talking about.
β546484[Quote]
>Some years ago, I co-wrote a book, β2034: A Novel of the Next World War,β that depicted how the US and China could stumble into a devastating conflict. It was not predictive fiction, but rather a cautionary tale. The war unfolds after a seemingly small incident between a few ships in the South China Sea quickly escalates. As I wrote it, in my head were the opening days of World War I, when an assassinβs bullet in a dusty corner of the Balkans lit a conflagration that put out the lamps all over Europe.
>History turns on small hinges. We need to watch these five yellow lights β cyberattacks, Taiwan incursions, the South China Sea, Beijingβs naval construction, and the escalading trade war β because if they turn red, they could turn out the lamps all over the world.
Oil long?
Gold long?
LMT/RTX long?
β546494[Quote]
>I wrote a fictional novel that no one read heres my unsolicited opinion
Long mag 7
β546502[Quote]
What are y'alls opinion on defence stocks? Both US and EU ones, stocks and bonds. I know things like SAAB and Rheinmetall have done well so far this year, and if something actually is brewing between US and China, shouldnt things like LMT, RTX, GD, BA, NOC and so on do well?
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>>546484Bet on nothing ever happens
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>>546502depends on how the trade war pans out. us mic sells a fair amount of stock to EU and other NATO-adjacent cucks. they also have a fair amount of chink input in almost all their high end stuff. if the EU decides to prioritise domestic suppliers over US ones, I can see them eating a loss. If Trump doesn't offer them an exemption, they're royally fucked.
What do you think EU/NATO outlook is on defence spending?
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>>546511From whats said right now, a lot of EU countries have a US=bad sentiment (outwardly at least), so spending more domestically has been ramped up, at least for the government here since it throws money at SAAB as if it grew on trees
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What are some swiss sticks to buy and hold? and divvie kings?
>>546564public sentiment is irrelevant outside of consumer spending. EU also needs US natgas because the other is Russia kek.
β546573[Quote]
>>545851>but that's rapidly healingis this the power of schizophrenia
>it's not like the economy was good under bidenwell the market was at his highest until pooriffs
I do think US is too big to fail (enterely) but I don't think it will be good long term, even if market recover, all those years of investing in worldwide softpower being nuked by one administration…wew…
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>>546568Goyslop king Nestle is Swiss and have decent div yield
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>>546511The fact that we are now the face of fucking NATO while all of this raisin was the US idea and implementation is killing me.
They worked very hard to make us vassals post WW2, make us have american bases, make us buy american weapons and stuff and every protestation was immediately shut down, and now they fuck us one more time.
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buying more nokia
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>>546581it's all fucking gay holding cos, insurance jews and some construction cos. logitech is also listed there for some reason.
>>546594it's honestly impressive what trump has managed to achieve in the first 90 days of his admin. only question is will EU have the balls to respond or fold like usual?
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>>546601Managed to make everyone mad that is
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>>546601>Swiss insurance jews Very likely an amazing stock to hold in times like these
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>>546484US will force TSMC out of Taiwan with tariffs and raisin then let chyna take over. Screencap this.
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>>546598>SOXL IS BELOW 10$Kek on a TSM earnings beat as well, RIP
β546748[Quote]
>>546744J-Pow bros… we got too cocky…
β546754[Quote]
>>546749it actually is true; you wouldn't know you non american
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>>546744what happens when Jpow eventually gets booted? For maximum lulz, he should make Navarro the next fed chair.
>>546749Trump 2.0 is way more unhinged than 1.0. Someone should check if he is being drugged with meth or other stimulants.
β546759[Quote]
>>546754Turn off fox news and go outside you fucking faggot
I get that lying isnt against the law unless you're in front of a judge and all that but seriously what the fuck? Put that nigger in front of a judge!
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>>546759I live in America and benefit from my president. If you haven't lived here, you can't comment on it
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>and benefit from my president
Based soxl $4,50 put hodler
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>>546759Chingchong bingbong.
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>>546759are you actually from Taiwan? What seems to be general mood of the public there?
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>>546744Jpowteens not like thisβ¦
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>>546773haha good one bro
>>546776yeah, i'm in tainan. working remote here to save $$
β546782[Quote]
>>546780You would save far more if you lived in America
β546793[Quote]
>>546782Show state flag amerimutt or something
β546795[Quote]
>>546792what is she supposed to speech about?
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>>546795rates and they will probably get lowered
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>Shares of health insurers fall in premarket trading, after UnitedHealth Group cuts its annual profit forecast on higher costs
>UNH shares fall 20.5% to $464.8; CVS Health down 9%, Cigna down 4.5%, Centene down 6.8%, Elevance Health down 8.1% and Humana down 8.7% ** UNH cuts its annual adjusted profit forecast to a range of $26 to $26.50 per share from between $29.50 and $30 per share projected earlier
>Company reports Q1 adjusted profit of $7.20 per share, compared with analysts' expectation of $7.29 per share - data compiled by LSEG
>As of last close, UNH shares up ~16% YTD
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>>546806Damn they should fire their CEO
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>>546744i guess it's time to buy le dip in preparation for lower rates and zimbabwe tier US inflation
β546873[Quote]
>>546755>Trump 2.0 is way more unhinged than 1.0they tried to imprison him and kill him and it's his last term
i'd be unhinged too
his volatility is a gift for us gamblers
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Testing. Am I still b&?
raisin
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gonna start panic buying. inflation about to get rough frfr fam
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>Typical wicked witch of the EU rates perfect dove/hawk balance central bank speak
Give us a quote Christine cmon
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Whats the play today?
β546990[Quote]
>>546987buy puts at open
>>546825an actual retard will still be better than navarro and gang
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>>546891Only took 4chan dying to reunite the biz and bant smg.
β547000[Quote]
>>546987>Whats the play today?I'll keep shilling FLOW.AS as I don't see the volatility decreasing anytime soon
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>>546987Same as it is everyday
>>546991It was nice we migrated to a place with flags.
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>>546891I missed you Macedon lego anon
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Man lagarde you fucking cunt
>tariffs' net impact on inflation will only be clear with time
β547016[Quote]
>>547005>tariffs' net impact on inflation will only be clear with timeThis is true. How bad the global economy will get during this trade war isn't something that can be predicted.
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I have 20k of losses for tax harvesting that I can only use for normal stocks, any suggestions on what pick for multiple buys/sells in a week?
β547029[Quote]
>>546987>Whats the play today?0DTE SPX puts on open
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>>546987Gonna sell some options and fuck off for a week, probly.
β547035[Quote]
maybe add an NVDA call to hedge against market copium
β547043[Quote]
>>547026NVDA seems likely to be trading like a raisincoin this week