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@LachiusTZ knows the pain I feel. About ~70% of my retirement money is in this horrible monster. https://www.tsp.gov/InvestmentFunds/FundPerformance/monthlyReturns.html

My govies fund is at 1.3% yield currently, which is as low as its ever been, but better than 0%.

Main thing going for the US is that as bad as it is here, we got our retarded hat to the north taking the real deep dicking in this oil glut. I think there's some restrained optimism in the US companies because canada will probably break first if this keeps up.

Terms of the lone are even more generous than I thought the fed would do at least. I'm not against hanging a noose over companies like this. Makes them put paying that loan off as a priority, which is exactly the way it should be.

I bet he sells some sick annuities when its time to retire.

Open a brokerage with vanguard or some other large firm with low expenses. Start with an S&P 500 ETF. It's an incredibly easy and solid investment that will make you money long term. From there as you learn, section off money to invest in the ways you want if you want to get involved. If you...

The biggest thing to know about economics is a chimp throwing a banana peel will do about as good as a PHD economist in investing. Sometimes you'll get it right, sometimes you'll get it wrong. The biggest thing is to make sure you're throwing your bananas in the game.

In till wens prolly. It's a gamble, but sometimes you gotta have fun.

WTI prices down under 17$ a barrel. Looks like they are going to need a bigger production cut. This is gonna be a bad year for canada's GDP.

I wouldn't want her serving me at hooters, but she's definitely not fugly.

So the game coming out of this actually a different game, so backers need to buy it? LOL. https://robertsspaceindustries.com/pledge/Packages/Squadron-42-Standalone-Pledge

Interesting, and yea commodities are weird and reactionary. I've always thought it's not a good idea to trade in them unless it's actually your business. While reading that, I stumbled upon someone looking into the comments I made about the Gilead cure here. The timing in particular felt like it...

You need to weed that vine in there, preferrably with your nuts.

And some wild animals just stayed in their pen.

So's quarantine is about the only excuse I can think of.

Gotta live with your choices. Sold when it was over 300, so in the end I won, why worry about how I coulda won bigger?

I put my roth in today since its the one I look at least and I'm lazy with it. S&P index fund VOO. I know, not exciting.

In january I said I saw a crash coming and moved out. Back then I expected a few things, the downtrend to last to may, the crash to be about 20% at this time, and that irregardless I'll almost certainly buy in mid-late april. I knew I'd be buying in before the pain is over, but I'm not here to...

Okay I get it, you recognize a kindred spirit.

Ummmm..... uhhh..... So have you finally figured it out?

I'm about 25% back in. We're about where I thought we'd be in january, though we took a scenic detour to get here. Probably gonna be some downside still, but I don't need any of this money for 10+ years. I'll probably have the rest in by the end of the month.

They claim to be restarting some manufacturing. Not every contract they had is cancelled, so could be true.

I posted a picture of my chicken wings and aunt jemima in politics. Waffles and chicken wings was fucking delicious yesterday, thank you very much.

He laid out his fucking hugo boss knockoffs to try and impress people. At least he could have put out a decent brand like ralph lauren.

I'd be careful with Gilead now. SEC and FDA probably won't act until things have cooled off, but their actions definitely warrant a look from both organizations.

Gilead stuff looks like yet more BS from them. At some point they need to die to a malpractice fire if they keep this up. They're basically using their drug as a snake oil without a single shred of published evidence that it helps. Markets seem to be soaking it up, though.

companies like that are strongly insulated from the short term effects of this crisis. With amazon in particular, I'd be worried about there being a lot of worker lawsuits in the coming year, but for now you'll probably be fine with them.

Oil prices are completely whack. The bad stuff is basically getting priced to oblivion. Canadian and US poor quality oils as low as 4$ a barrel, wtf. Apparently it costs more than that to even get it to market. Canadian oil in general is getting hammered to oblivion, most of it going at half...

You guys are probably putting more thought into this than the entire writing team of westworld.

Strong drumbeat of hope is what's keeping the air in the market. The govs are obviously willing to print staggering amounts of money and take on huge debts worldwide. It's a plan that is only reasonable if we open up soon and fast. If the economic outlook continues to deteriorate for a month...

I'm in DFW. I will not be here when I retire. Not bad while I'm not retired though.

The size of the cancer is possibly worse than 2008, but the banks all see it coming this time and are preparing for a storm. Lots of unknowns at this point. Almost certainly will be a bad year for a lot of banks, but likely survivable for most.

Are tigole and tiggles the same person?

Maxwell house has little cans of coffee now. They are pretty mediocre. I don't know what I expected.

Yes. On my two main accounts I'm still 100% bond's/cash. Only move I've made was betting on a squeeze at GME. 100% of the float short is pretty lol.

10 GME

What happens when you print even more money than the fed. I'd like to see what those stocks did with inflation taken out.

AMD is a good company that's being smart. They are probably overvalued, but I think they have a high probability of filling in those shoes and then some.

Bro, muh feelings. Still time to buy in before GME hits 10.

I might need help on my taxes next year at this rate. Currently holding.