Fags, Wageslaves, Entrepreneurs and all others; Was Christmas

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>>1546015
>being this heretical
>not being a living embodiment of the spirit of capitalism
>not living the protestant work ethic

>>1546021
>not being a living embodiment of the spirit of capitalism

So the spirit of capitalism is kinda just doing its thing by using my empty body?

>>1546015
>Holloween
>Buy candy for children
>Thanksgiving
>Buy turkey
>Christmas
>Buy lights, trees, presents, whatever the fuck
>4th of july
>Fireworks and food
>Football games
>"$5 for a bottle of water here!"

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>>1546036
>he hasn't read Max Weber's analysis of the great granddaddy of /biz/

>>1546041
And how do these correspond to stocks?

All i can think of is investing in walmart or Kmart or something where people will flock to buy cheap decorations and gifts.

>>1546044
I Googled it, but it must be top secret. Can't find a bloody thing m7.

>>1546049
It doesn't. Also, buying those isn't that smart at those times.

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>>1546015
Here's the Official /biz/ discord

https://discord.gg/m6A3rsG

>>1546049
>>1546053

No, man. You should hop on KMART now, in the pre-seasonal-season.

> ignore that KMART is going under hard.

>>1546015
Come on guys, push those winter sales tips.

>>1546138
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34Na4j8AVgA

Do you wanna be my star boy (aka jesus)?

>>1546053
Why is buying into big sell-it-all stores now a bad idea? Serious question I'm trying to find the flaw in taking advantage of the christmas rush.

>>1546180
Check their reports and analyze their quarters/years

>>1546180

both consumer discretionary and staples had a rather average year so far. What could this mean? Either other sectors were hotter, or their reports were average at best. Anyway, there seem to be chances in the last quarter.

To be honest I guess at this point it's a self-fulfilling prohpecy that consumer stocks will do good in the last quarter. There are plenty enough of people with the same logic as you, and fund managers can't risk not owning a stock that did well in a quarter, so they'll probably hop on sooner or later, but still this year.

Personally I'd stay away from store stocks. Their business model is eroding due to e-commerce. Durable goods at least.

AMZN had an amazing run and they broke records week after week. There's momentum and the stock is in uncharted territory. I'd look into their quarterly results, check for EBITDA and debt, and probably buy them if the numbers check out.

Also they expand massively into cloud computing, if they keep up with the pace they can easily offset a bit of consumer pessimism.

>>1546015
Gr8 b8 m8 i r8 8/8

>>1546213
Good post.

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>>1546053
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Protestant_Ethic_and_the_Spirit_of_Capitalism