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post 1637062513 04-25-2021, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted By johnnyboi123
pltrcels, this week is going to be good right?
there is no catalyst

you would need analyst upgrade tmmrw

earnings are end of next month (last earnings they pltr dropped 15%)


this week will be all about the those reporting and jpow speaking
post 1637062793 04-25-2021, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre
jpow speaking
Red week it is then.
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre
there is no catalyst

you would need analyst upgrade tmmrw

earnings are end of next month (last earnings they pltr dropped 15%)


this week will be all about the those reporting and jpow speaking
Big Insts have loaded the boat.. this bad boy is being cut loose this week. Get your space suite ready!
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Originally Posted By Heaney
Red week it is then.
One day only. Wednesday so should be okay.

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/fo...123351253.html

The earnings can be hit or miss so that could provide choppy market this coming week.

Just to expand.

99% of time all these big companies have earnings priced in, when there is so many analysts pouring over data etc.

only thing they cant price in is guidance

if apple says they are doing more buy back etc on track to beat q3/q4 earnings etc than stock can rip

rarely happens

usually market makers feast on this and premium goes poof
Originally Posted By Elias373
Big Insts have loaded the boat.. this bad boy is being cut loose this week. Get your space suite ready!
negged and on ignore list

phuck off troll
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Inflation seems to be creeping.


Soon all these companies will start to increase price.

Coca-Cola CEO says company will raise prices to offset higher commodity costs

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/19/coca...ity-costs.html


Corn futures are about to smash all that time.


every single commodity is going insane but Fed ignoring it


https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities


https://www.mining.com/supply-defici...all-time-high/
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre
One day only. Wednesday so should be okay.

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/fo...123351253.html

The earnings can be hit or miss so that could provide choppy market this coming week.

Just to expand.

99% of time all these big companies have earnings priced in, when there is so many analysts pouring over data etc.

only thing they cant price in is guidance

if apple says they are doing more buy back etc on track to beat q3/q4 earnings etc than stock can rip

rarely happens

usually market makers feast on this and premium goes poof




negged and on ignore list

phuck off troll
This Canadian **** really needs to stop posting and spamming like he is some authority. Just keeps muting/ignoring everyone who criticizes his ideas and then throws up a bunch of nonsensical posts that nobody cares about like as if his trash posts are somehow relevant and having 1 way dialogue with nobody listening or caring.
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Anyone thinking of buying MindMed? Listing on the Nasdaq tuesday. It might take off. I'm concerned about investing in a company that has 0 revenue, and won't for years. Its just burning through money it takes in from selling more equity all the time. That being said, Psychedelics to help mental issues and addiction seems like it is going to explode in the future. Might be nice to grab a thousand shares while its still less than 5 bucks.
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre
Inflation seems to be creeping.


Soon all these companies will start to increase price.

Coca-Cola CEO says company will raise prices to offset higher commodity costs

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/19/coca...ity-costs.html


Corn futures are about to smash all that time.


every single commodity is going insane but Fed ignoring it


https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities


https://www.mining.com/supply-defici...all-time-high/
How does one go about investing in commodities? You guys actually buying futures contracts? Or ETF's ?
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Originally Posted By PermaBulk610
How does one go about investing in commodities? You guys actually buying futures contracts? Or ETF's ?
I have only done ETF's. (WOOD and ITB)

Inflation rising is more of planning that Fed will have to do something sooner than 2023.
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre
Inflation seems to be creeping.


Soon all these companies will start to increase price.

Coca-Cola CEO says company will raise prices to offset higher commodity costs

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/19/coca...ity-costs.html


Corn futures are about to smash all that time.


every single commodity is going insane but Fed ignoring it


https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities


https://www.mining.com/supply-defici...all-time-high/
CPI-W unadjusted index rose sharply from February to March. I expect the same from March to April and for the next several months. I’m not sure how companies will continue profitable quarters when things are going to continue become more expensive weakening the dollar. Thank god for COLAs
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in for getting my feet wet in investing

already put 2k in etfs due to low risk and lack of knowledge of the market etc

fukin magnets how do they work
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BTC not looking pretty dump after dump...

let see how tsla play goes tomorrow
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post 1637081783 04-25-2021, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted By PermaBulk610
How does one go about investing in commodities? You guys actually buying futures contracts? Or ETF's ?
I've starting raiding local soy and corn fields. Been stealing 2 skids/week from work as well to increase my lumber exposure.
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Why osb prices don't go back to 13 a piece ? Can't afford wasting it on protecting customers properties,cheaper to pay for damage lol
39/sheet bux wtf ,used to be three times lower.
Rigged af.
Manipulation on all levels.
Suddenly there is shortage of pine,huh ? Fckn scumbags
Nonetheless costs are transfered on customers so good luck paying 150/ sheet for your plywood replacement.

Obligatory Gme to the moon. Can smell that retirement approaching
post 1637093443 04-25-2021, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted By Heaney
I've starting raiding local soy and corn fields. Been stealing 2 skids/week from work as well to increase my lumber exposure.
Just LOL if you aren't hitting up your local elevator and pouring corn into condoms and swallowing them to resell later.


Also my neighbor I hate I unfastened the screws holding his fence together 75% of the way on the parts of his fence that don't go by my yard. Tonight I'm sneaking out there and taking the lumber from his fence and selling it to some sketchy mexicans down the way.
Fitness connoisseur
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I have not been on Bodybuilding.com's Official Trading and Investing Threads in quite a bit of time. I am a long time gold/silver/miners investor. Yes I was in the threads and actively buying and adding positions when they were in the gutter over the last 10 years. It was not easy and I questioned my intelligence as I was seeing peers buying benefactors of the Fed's money printing; darlings like TSLA et al. I've had a renewed vigor within the Wallstreetsilver subreddit. I have put on several "going for the jugular trades" over the last several months as I was seeing leap call options on some gold silver miners selling for dirt cheap.

Join Us at:https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetsilver/

Here's why:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreets...eb2x&context=3

I have shared this story before on Wallstreetsilver and have now expanded the discussion.

My story of silver goes back to the 2008 financial crisis. It is was first prompted my drive to protect myself from the mess the bankers, political puppets, Federal Reserve, and politicians were creating. A crisis historically weeds out bad players, players that make mistakes. They should be left to go bust and let those who were disciplined take over. But the suits got their bailouts at the expense of the US taxpayer. I contend many of the ills within our society today were caused by those bailouts.

After the bailouts, the Federal Reserve big wigs spent years getting praised, like Bernanke being posed as a hero on the cover of the Atlantic. That was so disgusting. That continued with Yellen who after the completion of her term gets fees to make speeches from the likes of Citadel. The only way you get paid such egregious fees from suits is because you did them a favor at some point and that’s their way of paying you back, quid pro quo. All the while the money supply has been shooting up, and in particular, M1 for example has gone parabolic increasing 75% since the beginning of 2020. But government and the financial fluffer tv networks come up with all sorts of apologist excuses, that the new money is parked and frozen as reserves at banks, that there is no inflation, and the suits even went as far as to manipulate the price of paper gold and silver for years. The same apologists spent so much effort saying there was no manipulation when cascades of sell orders would get poured into the thinnest part of the trading day and night on the futures market. Eventually the suits were charged with manipulation, but the fines are outrageously low. As they say, a wrist slap.

Let’s forget the silver and gold paper manipulation for a second. I want to focus on inflation and the overwhelming efforts of the government and suits to understate it in every way possible. I think the one of the only few places you see no inflation and even deflation is for things like flat screen TVs. Unfortunately, we can’t eat TVs or PCs and we can’t live in them. It is in the government’s best interest to understate inflation as much as possible. It minimizes their fixed payment obligations, so they only make small upward adjustments to them every year (COLA - cost of living adjustments), instead of an appropriate adjustment measured by true inflation. There are many numerical computational tricks the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics is who calculates inflation) use to understate inflation. These are arbitrary examples, but I hope you get the point. If the price of steak goes up, the BLS assumes you will substitute steak consumption by some cheaper meat or who knows what else. They also make assumptions about many products whose price increases. They make β€œhedonic adjustments” to say that the price increase gets offset in real terms because the product has actually gone up in quality. That’s true for things like TVs and PCs, but not for most things we use every day. Let’s also focus on some tricks implemented by Corporate American suits to help explain how they facilitate the rigging of inflation numbers. I’ll focus on the grocery market, but it happens everywhere in the economy. The term that I began to see coined at least 5-6 years ago was β€œshrinkflation”. What this means is let’s say in a bag of potato chips, they use less chips in the bag, so it actually weights less but the price is the same. Our government and others mentioned above will tell you there is no inflation. To them the price stayed the same. They are doing this with everything including toilet paper. You get less sheets now in toilet paper than you used to. The frozen pizza is smaller and comes with less cheese. They do this little by little every year hoping none of you notice or complain. The other infamous trick is β€œnew and improved formula”. This almost certainly assures you are getting worse lower quality ingredients than you used to.

I have to admit that for the last several years my spirits have been crushed. I slowly stopped adding significant incremental positions. At this point I’ve been laughed at for years by friends and family. It was a breathe of fresh air to hear the frustration from others on Wallstreetbets (before the mods started deleting silver posts) and more importantly from Wallstreetsilver. We share the same bitterness for those that burned us in 2008 by selling us out to the suits. We simply are trying to protect ourselves from the intentional stealth dilution of our currency. Inflation is a stealth theft and those that touch the newly printed money first steal from those who touch that money later on (Cantillon Effect). Guess who always touches that money first? That’s right, it’s the suits. I think we’ve all reached a point where so many realize how bad the suits have screwed us all and we are tired of it.

Like any investment thesis, nothing is forever. A clear exit strategy needs to be established or else emotions and euphoria take over and you end up giving a lot of your gains back. After years of reading about several metrics, you can’t really depend on any single one metric and should follow various metrics to have a kind of stepwise exit plan in place. Of particular interest, there is the Gold to Silver ratio. It has converged to near 15 around gold and silver’s prior peaks, but it’s likely a good idea to begin selling once 20 is breached as the last move is fast and vertical. There is also the Dow / Gold ratio. It also went to near 1:1 in the prior gold and silver peak, but looking back 100 years, it’s probably a good idea to begin cashing out once 2.5 is breached. There are then various paper money to gold ratios to keep an eye on. Remember Brenton Woods proposed just this. For example, there is the % of dollar backed by gold (= market value of Federal Reserve’s gold / Fed balance sheet). This peaked at almost 170% in 1980. There is the ratio of gold to M1 money supply. That peaked at over 1.5 in the last gold and silver secular top.

Last but not least. You have to favor silver more than gold as the former is more undervalued even though both are undervalued. (See Gold Silver Ratio)

This is not investment advice. You should do your own due diligence. I do not want to see anyone get burned like those who blindly bought GME shares. I urge you to google the topics discussed here and read them more in depth, so it makes sense.

β€œTo achieve victory, we must mass our forces at the hub of all power and movement. The enemy’s β€˜Center of Gravity’” – Von Clausewitz
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Originally Posted By Sirtitan
I have not been on Bodybuilding.com's Official Trading and Investing Threads in quite a bit of time. I am a long time gold/silver/miners investor. Yes I was in the threads and actively buying and adding positions when they were in the gutter over the last 10 years. It was not easy and I questioned my intelligence as I was seeing peers buying benefactors of the Fed's money printing; darlings like TSLA et al. I've had a renewed vigor within the Wallstreetsilver subreddit. I have put on several "going for the jugular trades" over the last several months as I was seeing leap call options on some gold silver miners selling for dirt cheap.

Join Us at:https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetsilver/

Here's why:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreets...eb2x&context=3

I have shared this story before on Wallstreetsilver and have now expanded the discussion.

My story of silver goes back to the 2008 financial crisis. It is was first prompted my drive to protect myself from the mess the bankers, political puppets, Federal Reserve, and politicians were creating. A crisis historically weeds out bad players, players that make mistakes. They should be left to go bust and let those who were disciplined take over. But the suits got their bailouts at the expense of the US taxpayer. I contend many of the ills within our society today were caused by those bailouts.

After the bailouts, the Federal Reserve big wigs spent years getting praised, like Bernanke being posed as a hero on the cover of the Atlantic. That was so disgusting. That continued with Yellen who after the completion of her term gets fees to make speeches from the likes of Citadel. The only way you get paid such egregious fees from suits is because you did them a favor at some point and that’s their way of paying you back, quid pro quo. All the while the money supply has been shooting up, and in particular, M1 for example has gone parabolic increasing 75% since the beginning of 2020. But government and the financial fluffer tv networks come up with all sorts of apologist excuses, that the new money is parked and frozen as reserves at banks, that there is no inflation, and the suits even went as far as to manipulate the price of paper gold and silver for years. The same apologists spent so much effort saying there was no manipulation when cascades of sell orders would get poured into the thinnest part of the trading day and night on the futures market. Eventually the suits were charged with manipulation, but the fines are outrageously low. As they say, a wrist slap.

Let’s forget the silver and gold paper manipulation for a second. I want to focus on inflation and the overwhelming efforts of the government and suits to understate it in every way possible. I think the one of the only few places you see no inflation and even deflation is for things like flat screen TVs. Unfortunately, we can’t eat TVs or PCs and we can’t live in them. It is in the government’s best interest to understate inflation as much as possible. It minimizes their fixed payment obligations, so they only make small upward adjustments to them every year (COLA - cost of living adjustments), instead of an appropriate adjustment measured by true inflation. There are many numerical computational tricks the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics is who calculates inflation) use to understate inflation. These are arbitrary examples, but I hope you get the point. If the price of steak goes up, the BLS assumes you will substitute steak consumption by some cheaper meat or who knows what else. They also make assumptions about many products whose price increases. They make β€œhedonic adjustments” to say that the price increase gets offset in real terms because the product has actually gone up in quality. That’s true for things like TVs and PCs, but not for most things we use every day. Let’s also focus on some tricks implemented by Corporate American suits to help explain how they facilitate the rigging of inflation numbers. I’ll focus on the grocery market, but it happens everywhere in the economy. The term that I began to see coined at least 5-6 years ago was β€œshrinkflation”. What this means is let’s say in a bag of potato chips, they use less chips in the bag, so it actually weights less but the price is the same. Our government and others mentioned above will tell you there is no inflation. To them the price stayed the same. They are doing this with everything including toilet paper. You get less sheets now in toilet paper than you used to. The frozen pizza is smaller and comes with less cheese. They do this little by little every year hoping none of you notice or complain. The other infamous trick is β€œnew and improved formula”. This almost certainly assures you are getting worse lower quality ingredients than you used to.

I have to admit that for the last several years my spirits have been crushed. I slowly stopped adding significant incremental positions. At this point I’ve been laughed at for years by friends and family. It was a breathe of fresh air to hear the frustration from others on Wallstreetbets (before the mods started deleting silver posts) and more importantly from Wallstreetsilver. We share the same bitterness for those that burned us in 2008 by selling us out to the suits. We simply are trying to protect ourselves from the intentional stealth dilution of our currency. Inflation is a stealth theft and those that touch the newly printed money first steal from those who touch that money later on (Cantillon Effect). Guess who always touches that money first? That’s right, it’s the suits. I think we’ve all reached a point where so many realize how bad the suits have screwed us all and we are tired of it.

Like any investment thesis, nothing is forever. A clear exit strategy needs to be established or else emotions and euphoria take over and you end up giving a lot of your gains back. After years of reading about several metrics, you can’t really depend on any single one metric and should follow various metrics to have a kind of stepwise exit plan in place. Of particular interest, there is the Gold to Silver ratio. It has converged to near 15 around gold and silver’s prior peaks, but it’s likely a good idea to begin selling once 20 is breached as the last move is fast and vertical. There is also the Dow / Gold ratio. It also went to near 1:1 in the prior gold and silver peak, but looking back 100 years, it’s probably a good idea to begin cashing out once 2.5 is breached. There are then various paper money to gold ratios to keep an eye on. Remember Brenton Woods proposed just this. For example, there is the % of dollar backed by gold (= market value of Federal Reserve’s gold / Fed balance sheet). This peaked at almost 170% in 1980. There is the ratio of gold to M1 money supply. That peaked at over 1.5 in the last gold and silver secular top.

Last but not least. You have to favor silver more than gold as the former is more undervalued even though both are undervalued. (See Gold Silver Ratio)

This is not investment advice. You should do your own due diligence. I do not want to see anyone get burned like those who blindly bought GME shares. I urge you to google the topics discussed here and read them more in depth, so it makes sense.

β€œTo achieve victory, we must mass our forces at the hub of all power and movement. The enemy’s β€˜Center of Gravity’” – Von Clausewitz
gold is hard to acquire and been same value last 10 years,dafucc you talkin bout boomer ? btc will gives you more bang per buck.
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Originally Posted By PermaBulk610
Anyone thinking of buying MindMed? Listing on the Nasdaq tuesday. It might take off. I'm concerned about investing in a company that has 0 revenue, and won't for years. Its just burning through money it takes in from selling more equity all the time. That being said, Psychedelics to help mental issues and addiction seems like it is going to explode in the future. Might be nice to grab a thousand shares while its still less than 5 bucks.
I bought at 3.00.

was going to buy at 2.00 but hesitated...boom it pumped quick.

I expect some 2018 MJ type of speculation play.
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Originally Posted By RobParks2M
Just LOL if you aren't hitting up your local elevator and pouring corn into condoms and swallowing them to resell later.


Also my neighbor I hate I unfastened the screws holding his fence together 75% of the way on the parts of his fence that don't go by my yard. Tonight I'm sneaking out there and taking the lumber from his fence and selling it to some sketchy mexicans down the way.
Brahs, if you think lumber and other building materials are expensive now?

What does a multi-trillion dollar infrastructure plan require? (Yes, I know a lot is not traditional infrastructure, but a ton still fukking is)

The government does not have a pain threshold on input costs they are the winning bidder 100% of the time.

If you think single family housing is bubbly now? Give it 2 years my guys.

2 years.
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muh Democrat homies need to start another war.... need dat der oil to skyrocket
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What's a good lumber or building materials stock right now?
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BTC Miner stocks pumping. The big sell off was probably people going into Coinbase as well as anticipation of monthly BTC crash. I think they could get back to the $60ish range in May

Also have all these big earning calls, jobless claim rates of Q1, and interest rate decisions. I think it’s going to be a big green week boyos
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I have lost enough money with mara and riot... thx but no thx
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post 1637114273 04-26-2021, 06:35 AM
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Fukking lol @ silver shill
post 1637117203 04-26-2021, 07:47 AM
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Originally Posted By MinisterOfLust
What's a good lumber or building materials stock right now?
buying into lumber at an ath not even once
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post 1637117533 04-26-2021, 07:55 AM
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Lumber and metals? Not sure if srs do you *******s really think you're gonna hit it big on those?

No fkin thx joffrey

I'll stick to my crypto, pot stocks and tech stocks
Originally Posted By RobParks2M
Just LOL if you aren't hitting up your local elevator and pouring corn into condoms and swallowing them to resell later.
Also my neighbor I hate I unfastened the screws holding his fence together 75% of the way on the parts of his fence that don't go by my yard. Tonight I'm sneaking out there and taking the lumber from his fence and selling it to some sketchy mexicans down the way.
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post 1637117673 04-26-2021, 07:59 AM
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AMD mooning. Probably good earnings tomorrow. I'll see if it comes down a bit before close with a big sell-off and might buy some calls.
post 1637118093 04-26-2021, 08:07 AM
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amc going up slow but steady!

amd looking pretty as well!

good monday boyos $.$
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post 1637118183 04-26-2021, 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted By TugOfPeace
what are your guys thoughts on keeping physical gold/silver?

i bought $15k worth of gold and $5k silver a few months back because I wanted to hedge against a shtf scenario but more and more I'm thinking it's just a waste of money and to get rid of it for cash that I could use for real estate or to pay down debt
Ammo and nonperishable food is better for bartering if there actually is shtf

Why would anyone trade gold? It’s not like they are going to exchange it for fiat anytime soon
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Originally Posted By dankydank
AMD mooning. Probably good earnings tomorrow. I'll see if it comes down a bit before close with a big sell-off and might buy some calls.
Skeptical.

Call buying going up on AMD right now is nuts.

Seems like it could dump right after earnings. This is going to run to $90 by tmmrw close.
Originally Posted By Destor
Inb4 growth stocks crush their estimates and still dump after earnings (yet again)
earnings are always priced in.

its future growth / guidance / delivery numbers etc.
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