>Risk management:
pastebin.com
>Educational sites:
investopedia.com
khanacademy.org
>Live Bloomberg stream:
livenewsnow.com
>Brokers:
pastebin.com
>Stock market dictonary:
pastebin.com
>Pre-Market Data and Live data:
tradingview.com
finscreener.com
investing.com
>Screeners:
finviz.com
tradingview.com
etfdb.com
finance.yahoo.com
>Boomer Investing 101:
bogleheads.org
>Misc:
market24hclock.com
tradingeconomics.com
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*sniff* yes... very stinky.
WHAT TO BUY
First for jews are bad news
Keep up the good work.
do not redeem
SIGA BOY SUMMER
Hey cool it with the antisemitism.
>No, OPEC+ Isn't About To Break Up And No, Saudis Aren't About To Pump More Crude
>Update (9:37am ET): just as expected, this hit moments ago on Reuters: OPEC+ JTC MEETING DID NOT DISCUSS EXEMPTING RUSSIA FROM OIL SUPPLY DEAL - TWO SOURCES
>Yesterday oil tumbled because, as Bloomberg put it, among the many reverberations from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine another might be an early end to OPEC+'s oil supply pact. The 23-nation alliance, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, is due to finish restoring production halted during the pandemic by the end of September, but the Wall Street Journal reported - in a report that has not been confirmed anywhere else - that OPEC is contemplating suspending Russia from the coalition’s quota system, as sanctions prevent Moscow from increasing output. The Saudis and the United Arab Emirates might fill the resulting supply gap, the WSJ said, potentially setting in motion a breakdown of the alliance.
>And even though oil prices slumped following the report, ignoring Europe's all too real (if rather delayed) embargo on Russian oil and focusing on hope that we may get a few hundred thousand extra barrels of Saudi oil supply, none of what the WSJ reported is going to happen, and as Bloomberg's Grant Smith writes this morning, when OPEC+ gathers tomorrow, the agenda will more likely be business as usual.
>For those who missed it, the WSJ reported that Saudi Arabia and the UAE could fill Russia’s unused quotas, helping to tame inflation and earning President Biden’s appreciation in the process.
>Well, don't hold your breath: as Smith correctly notes, such a move would be a grave step, rupturing ties between the Gulf nations and the Kremlin and risking the disintegration of the whole OPEC+ network. Delegates across the group don’t consider that imminent... or even realistic.
zerohedge.com
"Hello? Yes, The news is in. The peepee has hit the poopoo. I repeat, the peepee has indeed hit the poopoo. Exit all positions"
Why does the fed reserve larp as if they against inflation? They’ve inflated us out of dollar menus and dollar stores. Now all of a sudden they want stable prices? I call bullshit
if dubs my SNAP calls are going to 3x if singles they only 2x
I just want to remind everyone that politics are not allowed here. Please keep political discussions on Any Forums and conspiracy theories on /x/
lol just checked SPY for the first time since opening bell. wtf happened?
Also the EIA weekly report is tomorrow, not today as usual because of memorial day.
I feel like a stupid fucking SIGgAr.
What do you call this pattern?
The kikes have subverted the west and the damage is irreversible
>Fuck your bands nigga
No conspiracy theories outside of /x/ please.
Safety trade
EVERYTHING
>finally some cheapies
the 20 month moving average rejection
>vix gets over 25
>sell calls on every pump
>sell puts on every dump
feels good bros
Well well well, June 1st and no melt-up. I watched but I didnt learn.
The Build Back Better.
Filtered
WAY DOWN WE GO
No politics outside of Any Forums, thanks.
I hate this schizo market and am unsure of what to buy after selling my inverse positions. I'm just going to dump everything into JEPI and collect dividends for the rest of the year.
kek, baggies, kek