No stock market thread? It looks like things could go badly

have some short ETFs
would like to hit 1400 on the SP 500 next year

we'll see if it gets there

>>60003977

wait
this year

not 2015 anymore!

>>60003869

Where my BuyBacks at

>>60003869

also

go fk yourself for not

SOURCING THE EXACT LINKS

USED

TO GENERATE

THESE

GRAPHS

Why are you such a low information OP ... ??????????????????????????

This is unacceptable.

Where's the manager?

>>60004689
It's just Google Finance
China: https://www.google.com/finance?q=SHA%3A000001&ei=vv6JVvmnOcGX0ATUqY_QAw&hl=en
Japan: https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXNIKKEI%3ANI225&ei=Hd6JVrG6Ece60ATg2oIQ&hl=en
UK: https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXFTSE%3AUKX&ei=Q_yJVrulJZac0QTP7YI4&hl=en
US: https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXSP%3A.INX&ei=mfyJVoPrBoHd0ASJ35YI&hl=en

And here's an article: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-04/chinese-stocks-in-hong-kong-extend-annual-slump-as-yuan-declines

Oh and China is fucked, down to nearly -7% already which is as bad as their so-called 'Black Monday' last August

>>60003869
Market crashes happen in fall, not spring or winter.

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>>60003977


1,400 is the 50% retrace for that move from 2009 til last year

should offer good support if it gets down there

1,600ish may be the stopping point tho

and we're still in an uptrend til that 2nd diagonal support is broken
what I find fascinating is that the high was right at 161.8 of the 2007 top

that's been on my chart for years
didn't make any money off that tho

>>60004795
> It's just Google Finance

> China: https://www.google.com/finance?q=SHA%3A000001&ei=vv6JVvmnOcGX0ATUqY_QAw&hl=en

> Japan: https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXNIKKEI%3ANI225&ei=Hd6JVrG6Ece60ATg2oIQ&hl=en

> UK: https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXFTSE%3AUKX&ei=Q_yJVrulJZac0QTP7YI4&hl=en

> US: https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXSP%3A.INX&ei=mfyJVoPrBoHd0ASJ35YI&hl=en

> And here's an article:
> http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-04/chinese-stocks-in-hong-kong-extend-annual-slump-as-yuan-declines

What are all the names of these exact _STOCK MARKET INDEXES_ ... ??

>>60003869
Ahem...
http://www.larouchepub.com/pr/2015/151231_bailin.html

>>60005008
you're an idiot. see yourself out.

>>60005466
>charting
>degeneracy
pick two.

>>60005469
they're on the pics ya myopic moron.

>>60005071
What the fuck is this shit?

>>60005596


resistances, supports, and trends matter

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>>60003869
SHEMITA
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>>60005469

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSE_Composite_Index
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikkei_225
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FTSE_100_Index
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%26P_500_Index

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-04/chinese-stocks-in-hong-kong-extend-annual-slump-as-yuan-declines

China has stopped trading for the day after triggering a crash fail safe for falling too far.

China had to halt trading one of there stocks was down 8% I believe. Looking for confirmation.

google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=SZSE+Component+Index

>>60005844
damn, thats the 3rd time in less than a year.
this is bad.

>>60005937
Down 8.16%

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>>60003869

>>60004551
>leveraged buybacks
FTFY

The debt cycle is over m8s.

This means:

The end of funding for Silicon Valley unicorns with no earnings and birkenstock hippies running them.

The end of cheap debt for shitty companies who wouldn't survive without it. Think shale-oil. Biotechs.

The end of dollar strength: time to kick the yield curve up a 100 basis points.

Now we get to see who survives.

This will be fun.

Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, LinkedIn are all about to get SHITTED on.

are sells still banned in china or did they remove the ban

>>60006065
>Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, LinkedIn are all about to get SHITTED on.
About right
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/oct/04/is-dotcom-bubble-about-to-burst-again

>>60006110
Banned for the rest of the day. No more trading till tomorrow.

>>60005713
I don't disagree. But they are only useful in conjunction with other varieties of analysis. People who use charts as the sole basis of a trading strategy are invariably fools.

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HOLY SHIT CHINA JUST HALTED THEIR MARKET AFTER 7% LOSS

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>>60006196
HALTED FOR REST OF DAY

>>60006065
>>60006173
O.o...what about the housing bubble, and subsidies bubble. Am I assuming right that there are about 3-5 HUGE bubbles about to burst?

>>60006187
wut. how many hours was it open. also how are the us markets going to react is like 6 hours to ny open

>>60006304

not bad so far

SP 500 futures down 15 (0.75%)

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>>60003869
Oh fuck off Australia.

You idiots wasted everyone's time with the Shemitah bullshit this past October.

We aren't falling for of again.

>>60003869
Nice image and yes I have short etf options

Let's see

>>60003869
Did we get stop losses banned yet? I thought I read they were being banned in 2016. Could make a fucked up opening when people sleep through it and come back to losing like 20% of their portfolio in a couple hours thinking they stop lossed.

>>60006065
This Tbh. Poorly made Chinese imports get rekt.

>>60006304
It was open not very long after lunch. They were getting their ass kicked. Not near close to "official" close though. Dow future is down 150 or so right now, and I have no idea this economy is held together with duck tape and bubble gum. This MIGHT be it anon, but they have kicked the can down the road this far, might have another trick to pull.

>>60006272
Seems about right
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/stocks-are-more-overvalued-now-than-at-2000-and-2007-peaks-2015-12-11

https://twitter.com/business/status/683888234649239552?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

China has halted their entire market for the rest of the day.

pol doesn't seem to be understanding the implications here. Saudi Arabia and Iran cut ties, China in free fall.

>>60006420
Will be a nice buying opportunity in the morning.

>>60006503
What's up with energy futures? I should drop my entire lifes savings on LINN but don't have the balls.

>>60006420
only good till cancelled orders are being dropped, you can still set daily stop losses. and if the market opens and your stock tanked after hours you've still lost that money if you sell at opening. they're problematic because what if the price of a stock goes haywire momentarily and you set something up months ago and forgot about it. most brokers limit good till cancelled stock orders anyway to 90 days or something

>>60006503

China was in free fall in August.

They will just buy shares to support a price level they want. China will make the free market work by its own will.

>>60006396
pretty sure that's a kiwi m8

>>60006464
welp. cant get any worse for me, but i know a lot of people who lost big last time and are just now scraping by with hail marys. looks like its going to be an awesome time to trade FX if the retailers dont get crucified in the process.

>>60006189

but you also have to acknowledge that the market is illogical a lot of times

no reason the market should have kept going up the past couple years
especially after QE went away

but the trend was up so I went with it
hell the trend is still up

Why are they falling?

>>60006669
They banned selling of falling stocks today, and they STILL got trounced. If this isn't the end it's still VERY VERY close.

>>60006667
lol i can imagine all those gap kills

i'd bet on uxvy tomorrow morning if last august was any indication of how china affects the us market. but the consensus now is that the way chinese market affects ours in parallel is not as drastic as investors thought months ago

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>2008 hits
>everyone loses their job
>everyone goes to school because there are no jobs
>everyone gets student loans because its fucking expensive
>graduated and realize everything is just as shitty as before
>now in the exact same spot except with student loan debt
>defaults at record high for student loans
wew lad

>>60006272
Well, you're not wrong.

I am an equities guy, so those markets hold less interest for me.

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>>60006669
Yeah they lost 40% in August and yet managed to finish the year well ahead while Europe and America finished down. They don't have infinite money though and they are reliant on foreign trade (mainly to import food, if not for that they could probably be self-sufficient) to keep their economy going. It is also important to note that by artificially solving the August crash, nothing was done to fix the problems in their economy (primarily the construction bubble) beside for adding more market safeguards, leaving them vulnerable to further crashes.
We'll just have to wait and see if they can deal with this one as effectively as they did last time

>>60006065
dollar is going to get stronger, fucktard, as it has already strengthened.

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That's why I'm betting on Bitcoin. They are going to fuck everything up. Buckle up boys.

>>60006868
Everybody is just waiting for life to get better, but now is when it gets worse

>>60006751
artificially propped up economy

wish i knew more about Chinese capitalism

all i know is the stocks are massively over valued

big time bubble that the the government is seeking to artificially correct, does anyone know anything else?

>>60007028
It's going to go through a deflationary period, until all of that QE monopoly money, and our cash over seas comes flooding back into our market.

>>60007028
Rising interest rates mean a weaker currency. FUCK.TARD.

>>60006503
China's been in "free fall" for months.

The general consensus is that, because of the dominance of SOEs and the lack of participation in the stock market, they are not truly fucked until real estate collapses. Once that happens, group panic will take over and the over-leveraged banks will collapse. But the government will do almost anything to stop that, so it's a tough call.

http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=898732

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-11-16/chinas-shadow-banking-grinds-halt-bad-debt-surges-most-decade

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-05-14/how-chinas-banks-hide-trillions-credit-risk-full-frontal

>>60006957
They export a bit of food too. If they stopped importing + exporting food they could probably be self reliant. Doesn't change that their economy doesn't look too good though.

>>60007113
Made in China.

What else do you need to know?

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>>60007113
you dont play by their rules you go to commie funcamp aka prison. maybe wallstreet should try it some time

>>60003869
Our machines will buy like crazy screen cap this

>>60007113
They have created many Jobs that are ultimately worthless. People living in poverty while whole cities go uninhabited.

Here is an interesting article about the American situation:

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-12-30/next-time-your-financial-advisor-tells-you-buy-stocks-show-them-chart

So do you guys think this will spill over to American Real Estate? A lot of the buying in places like So Cal is coming from China, who just got BTFO'd. I also think American buyers are exposed to the US stock markets too.

I want to see housing go down by half. I am personally going to just start lowballing houses and hopefully offending people.

>>60007239
I know the flag doesn't reflect it, but most of the year I live in Beijing. It's my job to know this shit and I'm telling you: China's ag sector is fucked.

They never adopted ag tech on an American scale (because they have a huge population of cheap rural labor), plus they're so polluted it's actually lowering their yields. So far they're surviving on GMO rice, but they know if they don't turn Africa into a greenhouse soon they could be in real trouble.

There is NOTHING in the world the current CCP fears more than famine.

>>60007449
their weird capitalist/communist superblend gives them all the incompetence of government with all the excesses of capitalism. It is and will become a tremendous economic disaster.

The Chinese Great Depression.

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>>60006953
Yea man totally! , Bitcoin is like totally the mark of the beast in revelations in the bible, super rad!


Also bitcoin was made in an underground lab in the NSA headquarters, because like uhhh you know there the best in cryptography? Duhhh

So like yea, one world currency has to be digital, gold is like friggin slow hmmmhmmmmm.

>>60007565
It could do, generally in economic situations there isn't much you can do but wait and see what happens.

>>60007615
Hilarious that "economic experts" from mainstream media was saying how they had the best economic model and how america should follow their lead. Jesus we are so fucked.

>>60007084
>>60006953


so im not alone mmmm

>>60007587
Yes. I meant theoretically. Much like Russia, if they handled the agricultural sector better they could be self reliant.

>>60003869
China is literally 1980s Japan. The only problem is when Japan's economy stagnated, people still earned a relatively good wage. With the average Beijing employee making a little under $1,000 a month, the last thing China wants is a stagnate economy.

http://www.google.com/finance?cid=7521596
RIP Chinese stock market. Does anyone still have the live China stock market feed link where you comment in?

>>60007805
http://quotes.money.163.com/0000001.html

>>60007587
Also, you heard it on /pol/, there are some smart people out there saying this could trigger the next systematic international genocide. If / when China decides it needs Africa's liebensraum for it's own survival, shit could get ugly.

>>60007836
heh , that's it. Straight habbening there.

>>60007665
Except their one world currency would be managed by the imf. Last time I checked Bitcoin was decentralized. Learn about crypto so you won't be baffled but a 9 page white paper faggot.

>>60007922
Funny because the communist party has already talked about living space in the past. The only thing was they mentioned the USA, Canada, and Australia as suitable candidates to take over. I guess Africa may be a candidate as well.

http://www.rense.com/general85/China'sPlanToConquer.htm

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S&P 500 down 1% pre-market

New Years Eave, also down --- it's fucking happening boys

>>60007721
so... whats your number?

>>60007922
I don't see it going that far, but I see more 'pseudo-colonies' like Angola emerging soon

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-angola-china-insight-idUSKCN0PJ1LT20150709
http://www.theworldfolio.com/news/US-China-Battle-for-Africa-comes-to-fore-in-Angola/3472/

http://www.businessinsider.com/dent-stock-market-will-start-crash-february-or-sooner-2015-12

>>60008068
I guess they have to buy the bitcoin then durrrr

Oil going to explode. I'm buying PVA.

>>60008140
>not even understanding how futures work

Fuck off faggot and go to bed

>>60008196
Buy uwti and vix instead idiot. Also short Amazon and fb since they have the highest multiples

>>60008128
China isn't retarded enough to try and move to an already densely populated area. Angola would be a far better candidate as living conditions are shite and people would be less likely to appear angry at foreigners buying up their land.

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>>60003869
i had a thread earlier

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>>60007665
Noice b8. Bitcoin is shite Tbh. It's a total failure.

>>60008196
>Oil going to explode
What do you mean? I expect for the near-future at least, oil prices are going to continue to sink with the US maintaining shale production, OPEC refusing to reduce production and Iran about to open its oil market after the end of the embargo. The lower oil prices go, the more we will use it over renewable/'green' fuels which were only really adopted because oil was so expensive
http://www.independent.ie/business/opec-and-us-shale-remain-locked-in-death-dance-as-oil-price-keeps-falling-34331237.html
http://www.baka.com.au/business/markets/oil-woes-to-continue-in-2016-as-iran-comes-on-stream-20151216-glpkzg.html

>>60007708
Yeah, it's pretty bad.

Essentially, Japan is the outcome if we continue to monetize, Europe is the outcome if we don't. We're fucked.

>>60008566
Goldman's p much always right. I'm not going in until $30 barrel happens.

>>60008566
Oh and that is the Sydney Morning Herald (s.m.h.com) not baka.com. Fuck the word filters

>>60008320
>uwti and vix
I prefer 50% intraday gains.

>>60008585
Hasn't all that QE fucked us already? Also all those dollars in foreign markets going to be thrown back into our lap? Like first deflationary, they hyper inflation?

i think most of the pre 4th quarter data mad dash is over. odds are china and japan shorted their markets with after hours trading to get companies books in order

the real damage for america and europe would be if america and germany come in below expectations GDP wise and apple isnt as profitable as it was last year 4th quarter

Ban on selling by major stakeholders in Chinese stocks ends this week.

>>60008736
I hear that too.

Went shopping today and I couldn't believe the price of some of my food items.

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>>60008812
but gas is cheap everything is great!

>>60008769
Oh shi- I forgot about that.

>>60008765
So, we're fucked then. From what I've been hearing Apple's going to disappoint. But those could be people looking to buy before the numbers come out.

>>60008812
It's a strange situation man, entirely hard to predict. Never has there been a situation like this in the history of economics.

>>60003869
flip X carry the 1 micky mouse pick pack ding dong shiz wang.


According to my calculations this is a stock market global ecocoolpse desu shimitah

>>60008736
nah banks go before that and they keep all your money for bailout

>>60008882
Also Puerto Rico is going to default on some of their bonds, and wage hike minimum wage starts tomorrow in certain states.

>>60008566
what I'm hearing is that the shale oil producers are fucked - they will be unable to refinance in a rising interest rate environment to compete with record OPEC production. When they're done, we're going to switch sharply from a glut to a deficit. Source: Kyle Bass, Hayman Capital

>>60008997
What would that bail out money be worth? All it will be is I.O.U.'s from someone that has shit rating.

>>60009005
Shit, I forgot about the min wage hikes.

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>>60009151
>global economies face right now

Goldman just started creating ETFs. Knowing the scumbags they are, they probably have some inside information that the Fed will support stocks through ETFs just like Japan's Central Bank is currently doing.

>>60009042
Probably accurate, although shale oil might be able to hold on due to the rising Middle East tensions driving up oil prices

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>>60009151

>mfw

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I SUMMON COMFYGERMANBRO
WHERE ARE YOU?

>>60004970

It's okay, they'll finish at -1% with a last minute surge.

They still have pensions in 2016, right?

>>60009094
idk man

>>60009486
Dude, they literally halted at -8.16 because it was a bloodbath

This is the end of times

>>60009486
They halted their market for the rest of the day.

>>60009378
Eagle Ford operations are already going through layoffs - started last week

>>60009486
No surge, they had to close down and eat it.

THE HAPPENING HAS A DATE: JANUARY 8TH

"Six-month share sales ban imposed on listed Chinese companies major shareholders due to expire on January 8"

BLAM

I thought we were done talking about this after september.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTb4q8DnV1A

Who else is /comfy/locked in for the European markets?

>>60009802

feel pretty un comfy, ohh well an hour to go boys

>>60009756
Given these market safeguards halting trading after a 7% loss, China can't crash in a single day and any 'happening' that occurs will be spread out across at least a few days

>>60009775
Anon...You don't seem to understand this entire time is borrowed for a long time. It's a statistical fact that we cannot support this farce of a market, this isn't Schmeta or whatever the fuck it was called, it's just such an unbelievable disconnect from fundamentals in the market.

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>>60009802
Nah breh, saving my max comfy for friday since >>60009756

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>>60009940

>>60009898
Oh yeah. t's going to be a month-long shit-show.

FYI that 7% halt policy just became effective for the first time TODAY. Coincidence?

>>60009918
Nah its going to go like this
>banks lending insanely cheap money creates bubble
>bubble pops, banks get bailed out cause 'lol we cant get let fail'
>bankers laugh all the way to the bank
>banks lobby congress with the money given to them by taxpayers so no changes happen
>repeat

>>60010059
Banks aren't the ones in trouble this time. It's entire industries.. companies.. consumers.. workers.. etc.

Look I am going to short every peak on everything for the next 30 years

Baby boomers have to sell everything - there isn't enough buyers

Just don't believe in the "Buy the Dip" and you can get rich too

>>60009486
China's pensions are actually mostly in real estate. The stock market there is almost all private speculators and funds. That's why shit won't truly hit the fan until Granny Zhan's "retirement home" in 6th tier ghost town, Anhui, loses 98% of its value.

>>60010059
>We have no manufacturing.
>We're 20 trillion in debt (not counting all government programs that are promised)
>We went through 3 QE's
>7 years of interest rates at near 0%
We have to give our money away for fucking free for anyone to want it right now.
>Foreign markets holding our currency in trillions waiting to decide if it's going to be them or us
Anon...this is not another "hurr durr bailouts" situation. This is much much different we can't bailout again unless we want hyper inflation which is happening status.

>>60006868
So what happens when the student loan bubble burst? Another 2008, Bernie Sanders, worse?

>>60010027
My grandfather had a saying, "before investing in a Chinese lumber company, go there and count the trees."

Nobody in that actual country has ever, ever, done due diligence. Ever. It's gonna get ugly.

We must not forget that municipalities in the US will be unable to refinance their loans: expect massive defaults in major cities. Up first: Chicago.

>>60010579
Did the Supreme court wind up okaying that? Whatever happened with Richmond and Vallejo's attempts at Chapter 9?

Here are some good statistics on how fucked America is

http://www.usdebtclock.org/

>>60010456
which means its bail in time

>>60010715
...Do you really think that will work in the U.S. Economy? That would be happening status anyway.

>>60010579
He dindu nuthin' He was a good city

>>60010626
no idea

>>60010788
what else is it then

>>60010515
Well we only managed to barely get out of 2008 because we threw trillions of dollars at it, that's not going to happen again, or if it does happen, it would already be too late.

Can this shit just collapse already we've been waiting since September

are shares of tesla motors a good long term investment?

>>60010900
We are dealing with bad debt and bad loans that weren't even taken care of during the dotcom bubble, much less the housing bubble. Preferably a deflationary crash, and let all of the toxic assets work it's way out of the market, and get back to manufacturing and get out of the markets way. They may try bail-ins, they may try more QE, and they may take interests rates back down. Point is they will not be able to do the same thing that was done in 08 and keep things going like they did. The status quo of this ponzie scheme market is over they just pushed it too far for too long. Just look at the debt clock...do you really think foriegn countries are going to support our dollar if we bump our national debt to 30-40 trillion total in one year? No, because then their markets are more of a risk than they already are so they'll dump treasuries. The status quo is done, maybe not tomorrow, maybe SOMEHOW they postpone it another year but when all this rises to the surface this bullshit economics that has been happening is done.

>>60011178
Possibly, however if oil prices stay down for an extended period of time then people may move away from electric cars, at least in the short term

This had better not turn into September 2015 again. There were 20 stock market happeningfag threads a day, and nothing fucking happened.

>>60010933
>Literally believing Obama saved us from the last recession
>2016
>Loving Keynes

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>>60011257
kk back to gold it is. and gardening.

>>60011178
No tech companies wont be safe, it's tough spot for the market cause it's hard to figure out if the dollar will increase in value or decrease. If it decrease's in value commodities is a good place to go.

>>60011346
It was January 2016rd all along.

Happening when? If we see another market collapse will the fed just print off a boat load of money again?

>>60011444
im mostly banking off the idea that within 5 years they will be able to put out an electric car worth roughly 30k and if the federal government is so insistent on a carbon tax or carbon licences then tesla should make a fuck ton in tax savings and license sales

>>60004689
CONDUCTOR WE HAVE A PROBLEM

>>60011456
>>60011346
look at the date guys >>60010264

>>60005743
Whenever I go on long trips into the wilderness my dad and I always wonder if it's going to happen while we're away. everyone else tells us to change the subject and not think about such things.

>>60011545
Wait for it to crash, cause all companies will a substantial amount. Buy it up when it's hitting low.

>>60011366
Where did imply anything you said?

>>60006669
They blew through their parachute in august. If they don't have a sturdy spare, we're in deep shit

>>60011629
Yeah, I went on a week long camping trip right when the Crimean crisis started and was constantly wondering how I would find out if something big was happening

>>60011178
FUCK NO STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM TSLA

that company is as overvalued as Facebook or any other tech stock.

Market cap is $30 billion - the market cap of Ford, which actually makes money, has a dividend, and sells hundred of thousands of cars per year is $25 billion.

>>60011844
What about Volkswagen now that theyre in a low after their emissions bullshit? They had record highs before the scandal

>>60011844
Elon even says that TSLA is very overvalued. Cant quote, but he mentions it all the time while laughing.

>>60011992
Just stay out of paper assets. Period.

>>60003869
Goddamn it I knew I should've bought YANG

>>60012164
forget the yang, take the wang

Ten minutes until Europe opens. This will be a good indicator of how tonight as a whole will go

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>>60010264
Is today going to be a black monday?

This is fucking nuts, China halting trading, not a good sign

>>60012076
what kind of investments are worth pursuing if stocks are out of the question?

>>60011992
There is one stock I think is a win-win right now:

DHT

Owns supermax oil tankers with a 10% dividend.

Right now they're getting paid to store oil in their tankers, which means nice revenues with little to no operating cost. When oil comes back, they'll make a ton of money too delivering it.

>>60012503
Real assets. Oil is nice.

See
>>60012523

>>60003869
Good time to buy some bargains! It will rally this year!

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>>60011439
>>60011257
yeah, the USD is dead and has been for a long time. the final decline has begun in 2000 (pic related, s&p priced in gold). since 2008 it's all held together by ever increasing amounts of money printing, war and krugman-tier bullshitting.

the end of the Dollar as world reserve currency doesn't have to be a bad thing though. the next system could be better and more stable then the last. we'll see.

>>60012523
>>60012574
multi year doesnt look too good but i suppose thats not the whole story.

For the record this isnt a meme stock like NBG right?

Hai g-guies, how to be a pro like you (how to stock market)

>>60012503
Gold is always an option, but as I recall it didn't do great in 2007 so probably isn't a great choose.
Bitcoin is another option but it fluctuates too erratically to be a safe investment.

>>60012754
NBG is trash compared to anything, but next to DHT it looks like the residual scum lining a public waste bin.

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>>60003869
Good time to introduce the Front Cover of the Economist magazine from 1988!
2018, the new World Currency.

STOXX EUROPE 600 OPENING

ALL RED.

>>60011178
Lol no. Tesla is considered one of the most risky by professional investors. You should look at their debt to asset ratio.

>>60012766
Most of us (and everyone else too) have very little idea what we're talking about. In simple terms, if stocks are rising then it is good, unless it rises too fast or without a corresponding rise in profit. If stock prices fall then it is basically always bad, but sometimes (read: always) inevitable.

>>60011844
I personally can't wait for all these fake companies to vanish in the coming years. Its normally the big overvalued techs like AMZN, FB, and APPL who are pushing the multicultural NWO. Nothing would give me a larger hard-on then seeing them fail.

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And this is the one time we're comfy down here.
Pic related.

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>>60005765
It's just good to be thorough and label things correctly.

It ensures fledgling nooblets have the highest possible capacity for comprehension / critique / data dissection

- C E N S O R I N G _ M E -

Means everything bad that happens to me, happens to you tenfold, to the best ability that your chassis is able to endure.

Good luck.

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>>60013020
Lockheed was always my go to safe bet but now that got fucked up because of bad press about the f35 memes

fugggggg :D

I have no further leads

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>>60013289
lol.

>>60012919
>CAN BRITAIN KEEP BOOMING?

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>>60013289
Everything seems fine in New Zealand right now, but then again we haven't opened for 2016 yet

>>60013330
>- C E N S O R I N G _ M E -
> Means everything bad that happens to me, happens to you tenfold, to the best ability that your chassis is able to endure.
> Good luck.

Re:

>>60005071 >>60005975

http://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/60003869

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>>60013402
The question right now is 'Can Britain keep crashing?'

>>60013493
We can't even understand you, make your point in clear English without 100 cross-thread quotes or just shut up

>>60011711
They're saving the spare for the real estate market. At this point they will let the stock markets fail and prop up the banks, SOEs and real estate. Without those, they lose everything.

>>60013562
US Futs -1.5% and falling

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-04/europe-stocks-drop-as-traders-return-to-market-amid-china-rout

>>60013562
Anon, can you confirm, Is London Bridge falling down?

>>60003869

What is actually going on? I am somewhat new to following the stock market.

>>60015177
>china is trembling
>everyone is waiting for the new global recession so they can further their excuses for being neets

>>60015846
It seems more like number 2 there.

China's market is just correcting itself a bit for being overvalued? Or were holiday sales this year really that bad?

>>60015917
>China's market is just correcting itself a bit for being overvalued?
It did that last August, then immediately bounced right back due to government intervention

>>60015846
>>everyone is waiting for the new global recession so they can further their excuses for being neets
oh shit you got me

>>60016022

Won't the market continue to fall back to it's "true" value even if the government intervenes? Have the chingchongs learned nothing from us gweilos?

>>60016022
>due to government intervention
Due to about 60 billion dollars of pension fund money being pumped into the market.

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>>60003869
China now

>>60016084
Holy fuck. RIP retirement for those people lol

>>60016417
Yeah. But the thing is, China can't do that kind of thing two times. They're running out of options. Back in August they literally lynched people for whom them thought were selling too hard.

>>60016417
still better than collapse they could loose much more than that (for 1billlion ppl its not that much)