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- sarahfailin0
Contribution to the 7.5% rise in consumer prices from a year ago, by category and select subcategories
*New and used vehicles accounted for a combined increase of 1.57 percentage points in overall inflation.
** Note: Housing includes rent of primary residence, school housing, hotels, motels and related costs. Figures have been rounded. Source: Bureau of Labor Statisticsreally cool graphic by WSJ on where inflation has happened
- sarahfailin0
What I'm interested to see is if meme stocks like Tesla become safe havens of irrationality during this storm, or if they get absolutely hosed and reduced back to sane prices.
The blade of consumer irrationality is usually two-sided. And unless something has fundamentally changed about how markets are picking winner and loser stocks, the meme stocks are about to take a royal shellacking.
- yeah memestocks are slowly bleeding out, services get fckd 100%, rest is running a reality check.
what i don't get is Palantir, what happened therested - PLTR got memed, bro. crashed as hard as it took off. has never posted an annual profit.sarahfailin
- How is Tesla a meme stock?formed
- It's super overvalued, just like gamestop, etc. based on brand popularity not fundamentals.sarahfailin
- yeah memestocks are slowly bleeding out, services get fckd 100%, rest is running a reality check.
- sarahfailin0
Another bad sign for markets is the 50 day moving average crossed bearishly over the 200 day moving average. Sometimes referred to as a "death cross." This happened last in March of 2020 before some real shit went down.
From a WSJ article today regarding the spiking price of oil:
“Not every recession has been caused by an oil price spike but every oil spike has caused a recession,” said Brian O’Reilly, head of market strategy at Mediolanum International Funds. “This is likely to be a drawn-out affair and will have a sustained impact on commodity prices.”
- Yup. Got a full list of crazy low prices set to GTC. Wish I bought more CVX!formed
- sarahfailin0
- woohoo I've got some nickel stock (indonesia and australia) but haven't been looking at my portfolio recently 'cos I was honestly too scared to look lolBuddhaHat
- I have some RIO, those fuckers survive everything.sted
- sell it tomorrow! prices will almost certainly fall just as sharply. also did you know we thought you died? I keep saying this and not getting a response xDsarahfailin
- 68% of world nickel production goes to stainless steel. 17% into other alloys, 9% to plating. Only about 4% is used in batteries.monNom
- But all those things are still important. Try building a refinery or powerplant without stainless steel, or a jet engine without nickel alloys.monNom
- grafician-1
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"*BRENT TOPS $115 AFTER MARKET CLOSE FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2008"
- pinkfloyd1
Inflation will get worse, gas/oil prices up so everything else will be more expensive.
- grafician-3
Tomorrow the markets will be messy, stay safe
- Nairn0
If you're a cynical cunt, look into companies that are selling shoulder-mounted missile launchers.
Taiwan's going to be buying fuckloads of them.
- Made a fair few £££ last week with some trades on brent oil.shapesalad
- yes, you keep saying. congrats.Nairn
- Re upped on Raytheon and the War Machine, plus some oil, over a week ago. Been here before.monospaced
- sted1
Oil: BP, Exxon, and Shell all have significant investments in Russia that could be threatened by sanctions on Russia’s energy market.
Banks: Chase and Citi, which do business in Russia, would have to cut ties with local lenders if broad financial sanctions happen. Cross-border payments could be frozen, which might mean lost $$$.
Cars: Dodge and Jeep parent Stellantis says it would limit production in Russia if sanctions disrupt its operations.
Beer: Danish brewer Carlsberg is Ukraine’s biggest beer seller, while Russia accounts for 10% of its sales. It has breweries in both countries and said it’s working on contingency plans in case sanctions disrupt beer-making.
- this is exactly the kind of problem i was highlighting in the Russia thread. These sanctions don't really help us either, but is it the best we can do?Ianbolton
- Nestle have factories in Ukraine.shapesalad
- Just read 90% of semi-conductor grade neon is from Ukraine. That could make the chip problem a lot worse.formed
- sted3
- sarahfailin2
I'm calling it:
- Major drops by March 7th.
- Russia invades.
- Fed raises interest rates.
- grafician-6
"Cathie Wood Sells nearly 5M shares of $PLTR..
I have no clue what is going on there.. $ARKK $SARK.."
;) ;)
- keep holding guysgrafician
- -15%grafician
- who are you talking to specifically?monospaced
- holders of palantir stock?grafician
- btw who are you downvoting? me or Cathie?grafician
- She'll probably dump more Tesla to cover her fund...jonny_quest_lives
- I didn’t downvote you. Who do you know that holds palantir?monospaced
- I do, unfortunately. It was good for a while. Glad I sold ARKK before things got bad.formed
- I have palantir but sold back my earnings long ago.monospaced
- drgs5
- Palantir -13%grafician
- hold PLTR for at least 5 yearsBennn
- realty check on the past 2 years no biggiested
- More like some major shareholder of both paypal and palantir getting fucked by the...market...for his political...views
but hey, you guys keep holdinggrafician - palantir über allesneverscared
- +1 for quoting me.sarahfailin
- sted2
Japan’s SoftBank drops sale of Arm, plans IPO
By YURI KAGEYAMA51 minutes agoTOKYO (AP) — SoftBank’s planned sale of the British semiconductor and software design company Arm to U.S. chip maker Nvidia has fallen through, but the Japanese technology investor immediately turned bullish on taking it public.
SoftBank Group Corp. said Tuesday it plans an initial public offering of Arm after the intended sale to Nvidia failed due to regulatory problems. It said the IPO would come sometime in the fiscal year ending in March 2023.
- sted4
Nvidia's $40 billion acquisition of Arm has failed, and only an official announcement confirming the same is pending.
It might happen later today.
I'm going to grab the short side on 220-219.
- fucked up, it closed at 250 :D, 10k gone.sted
- holding nvidia in a semi conductor crisis, strong balls and poor life choices mate...grafician
- who said i was holding anything?sted
- who said I was referring to you? :))grafician
- sure, I told you to learn English before joining any conversation here, that line is clearly pointed to me "mate".
you don't even know what short side is.sted
- nb0
- grafician-5
here, a regular young guy trying to build a decent portfolio (with dividends) and retire on a good nest - this is the barely minimum for the US, but that's actually rich for most other parts of the world!
if you want higher returns, do something else ofc
- grafician-5
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Yeah stop harassing ME!This would be one of several posts you’ve “dedicated” to mock me in recent months
You basically pick and choose out of context stuff I post and you make a big deal out of it trying to do...what?
Most of them if not all after @monospaced got in an argument with me over clear factual information and I called him an idiot - meaning he’s foolish talking about stuff he clearly does not know much about
BUT THAT’S ON HIM!
You’re not the QBN enforcer here, nor Atila the fuckin Hun! So stop it!
Anyway,
getting back to the discussion at hand - DIVIDENDS
Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway owns around 5% of Apple
according to this article: https://www.fool.com/investing/2… or this one: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/w… or this https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/…
That’s “$134.9 billion” so at a yield of 0.5% he gets 674M so almost $700 as the articles mention, but he also gets more from the other stocks in the folio
So yeah, for a dividend portfolio you need to own a lot of shares, and it;s not for everybody
You need something like a $1M in Apple stock to make minimum wage in California, because it’s a shitty yield, but you need a lot less for other stocks!
So @monospaced disproving dividends and jumping around saying they suck because he can’t afford to have a dividend portfolio is again - idiotic
But sure sted, keeping defending monospaced from facts, I guess...
p.s. in Eastern Europe we curse and “insult” people a lot while not taking it seriously - if you’re actually offended then that’s on you
- https://www.qbn.com/…
This is you shitposting on something i shared on qbn. My next post proves that nobody gets a 20% overall payday on dividendssted - QBN is full with your notes calling people on names that nobody is interested in, some here feel offended in addition to factual errors in your argument.sted
- Last time you made a promise, nobody enforced anything on you since we all accept those written and unwritten conversation rules.sted
- But you still manage to break that, and victimize yourself to justify your behavior.sted
- No you're right, you and monospaced are fucking nutjobs, I'll ignore the fuck out of you next timegrafician
- See those downvotes? That's your dividend.sted
- Read again what I've posted, maybe you'll get it, no mature person behaves like you
You're like the pr2 2.0grafician - The discussion was about dividends, if you don't have anything to add, byegrafician
- The dividends Apple returns are so small they aren’t worth getting to excited about. That’s what I said before and it’s true.monospaced
- It’s a “shitty yield “ as you stated. That’s all I was saying. I’m not wrong nor am I an idiot. I have collected dividends from Apple for a long time. Itmonospaced
- Saying I don’t know much about something is insulting because it’s not true. Call names like a little euro bitch that’s fine but don’t insult my intelligence.monospaced
- Thing is I’m not foolish. And YOU argued against my stated fact that the dicidends suck. I’m not wrong.monospaced
- sure, you're just too poor to have a dividend portfolio, that's fine
because the point was Warren wasn't poor and got a lot from Apple in dividendsgrafician
- https://www.qbn.com/…
- sted4
Show proof of me stalking or harassing a QBN member now.
This is a calculator for dividends, it will shows almost the same numbers like i did with a quick calc in excel:
- *like i gotsted
- Oh please. With aapl Even a $100k holding only gives you $500. Thats NOT something to write home about and I’m neither an idiot nor wrong for saying so.monospaced
- Just because one guy has hundreds of billions in Apple and gets a big div payout does NOT prove me wrong. He’s the 1% of the 1% ffs.monospaced
- If you compare div returns to regular returns, it’s pathetic. It’s not a “win either way”monospaced
- AAPL has an expected price increase more than 10% so ~100k with 600 shares gives you 1,341.07/yearsted
- at a 10 year hold, ~524.37 for a year.sted
- that's right there is a plenty of brokers, individuals investing in these stocks with 1-10 mill, 600 shares aren't a lot, compared to the 16,319 million out.sted
- Geezas for AAPL just for last year the institutional ownership history traffic shows 6,276 entries. it has 5750 registered stakeholders :Dsted
- Vanguard group gets around a 1 mill/y for owning 1.2m stock on one investment branch.sted