Message from @greenpond
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I'm not a candidate but I just wanted to say that is awesome and hope one of our guys takes it.
Hey! Quick question. Does anyone have their CFP certificate? Looking for advice.
<@&322715617138311171> <@&387091385075105804> ^^^
Reminder everyone to save while the economy is good. We **will** have another recession, don’t get caught without a rainy day fund (preferably a rainy “month” or rainy “year” fund). Don’t over-spend during the good times.
Agreed. I would recommend, in case of severe weather, have many small bills to make exact change at grocer. Where I live the weather knocked out power to half the city for a day, no one could use the ATM, and the grocery stores ran short on change. Some stores couldn't take cards so some families ate whatever they had in their pantry...most shit tier Americans have ramen or worse, nothing in their pantry @everyone.
This was last year.
Midwest Steel Futures for April delivery
trump danke
Thinking of buying long deep out of the money puts on twtr
Like jan 2019, strike $10-15
Trump will destroy twitter
@greenpond here's the chain
They do look extremely cheap, so as long as you're willing to completely lose that money (fairly likely) for a possibly of a MASSIVE payoff, then I agree with you to go for it @greenpond
Looking at it I'm tempted to pick up a few too on a flyer
@ThisIsChris my gut says its a worthwhile gamble
I follow Q
Q is saying things about IBOR, crimes by jack
Who is Q?
insider on 8chan
Interesting, is he talking about Twitter?
But yeah just based on Twitter's historical volatility, 10 cents for the 13 strike Jan 19 doesn't seem bad. Maybe it's worth to get a handful and sit tight. Even if Twitter just goes down to the 20s in the next few months that put should increase quite a bit
Yeah read through his recent posts, it's fascinating
Cool thanks. true can sell the puts
Isn't Q Anon tinfoil shit?
@greenpond the 15 strike leap you mentioned jumped 30% today
@ThisIsChris doh, still waiting for my funds to clear
the insiders know
Haha, I just put in a bid for 5 contracts at .19, we'll see if it takes
Yeah thing is TWTR has had no problem hanging out at 8 dollars in the recent past, so I wouldn't be surprised if this gets jumpy if there's another correction in the next few months
@everyone Tip: If you're trying to meet c-suite contacts, buy 1 share in the company and go to the annual meeting.
:bigbrain:
^ for those who want to better understand our banking system/central banking/history of money/Rothschild family
@greenpond did you ever move into that TWTR Jan 19 put?
@here Anyone looking towards MU Earnings Report tomorrow?
^^Here is a popular analyst report for MU if you are unfamiliar. Download and open to read it
I read through this report and here are my 3 takeaways. I take what this analyst says about the technical things about computer memory devices at face value:
MU (Micron Technology Inc) has two main products right now DRAM and NAND accounting for 64% and 36% of its revenues, respectively. According to the analyst, DRAM is a highly competitive space with little room for growth, NAND is a highly competitive space but with high expectations of growing demand. Apparently computer memory generally has razor thin margins, so having either be the backbone of the company is not great, although NAND is better (according to the analyst) than DRAM. Takeaway #1. Growth in the NAND space vs DRAM space will be considered good.
MU is a small company specializing in one particular thing, so it usually needs to collaborate with other companies to create products that beat the competition. There are several small companies in the space. Samsung is a behemoth because it makes several (most?) different components. MU had a collaboration with Intel called IM technologies that was a good thing for MU, but because Intel recently launched its own memory manufacturing it is probably looking to directly compete with MU. Takeaway #2. MU needs to grow or form new collaborations.
MU does not have an "economic moat", meaning there's nothing that gives is a difficult-to-traverse competitive edge over its competitors. This makes it nearly impossible for MU to ever raise prices so that it might become more profitable. Takeaway #3. Any new initiatives into less competitive spaces will be good news for MU. Especially any market proven successes.