QD

alderson710

Imagine being as loser and regarded as this folk over here LMFAO [posted this to WSB and now market is nuking, NVDA is cooked](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1p1e53u/posted_this_to_wsb_and_now_market_is_nuking_nvda/?share_id=bA6mFnyZr7vA61oCNt2QD&utm_content=2&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1)

Famous_Economist_550

i used to use QD exclusively for over 3 years, but since my main utilization was GEX DEX and CEX i realized these are all parameters ToS can automatically acclimate with the right scripts and these figured are really just based off OI. QD wont display Buy OI and Sell OI just how the market maker is generally exposed which in an of it self is enough of an inference to develop a good trading plan around. I think OP was really just trying to see if institutions are net long or short specific strikes which dealer exposure could generally give you

AncientWelder6459

I read another comment where OP said he's been trading for 8 years. 8 years to make 2000 usd :))) bruh. 

financiallythriving

I built a new pc last year during Black Friday and holiday. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 Super, Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 4k 32” MSI QD-OLED. Got a lot on sale and before the “AI” and tariff shit. Not buying anything for the next couple years lol

Senior-Arm-8097


EmergencyMelodic1052

People think this is a gambling den frfr. Get rich quick scheme. Read, watch content. Tasty trade. Use data sites like QD. Learn how to use indicators. Boll bands, pivot points. Take less risk. Sell premium Instead of yloing 5k on 5% OTM 0 dte options.

CapitalAtRisk

I did check it out, quite extensively in fact. 6 months of work on a project doesn't automatically make it good, unfortunately. Having gone from QD to running a pod myself, I can say it's not hard to do the ML pipelines.

TiredElephant_c

https://youtube.com/shorts/mKj0rOjpNvM?si=QD2AtiVzjnC9fXHX

777gg777

I am not sure--but I think the idea is if they are spending 100's of billions/trillions on data centers and energy is the bottle neck---efficiency matters. I asked GROK: How much money would be saved on a $10B data center using Aeluma's Quantum Dot Laser Photonics instead of quantum well photonics interconnects and here is what I got: Aeluma's QD lasers could reduce the optics capex by approximately $500M–$1B for a $10B AI data center, driven by lower manufacturing and integration costs. For precise figures, consult Aeluma or a data center architect with detailed specs on transceiver count and architecture. Running Cost with Aeluma QD Lasers * Energy Savings: $18.9M/year (from 18 MW reduction, as calculated previously). * Maintenance Savings: QD lasers’ longer lifetimes (>200,000 hours vs. \~200-4,600 hours for QW) reduce replacement frequency. Assuming optics replacements are \~10% of non-energy opex ($9.3M/year), and QD reduces this by 50% (conservative, given lifetime disparity), add \~$4.6M/year savings. * Total Savings: $18.9M (energy) + $4.6M (maintenance) = $23.5M/year. * New Running Cost: $618.4M - $23.5M = $594.9 million/year.

CautiousShape3646

OPEN and RIGETTI blowing up setting the stage for MDAI QD and INNODATA to set the tone for the market big home run with COPX to compliment the demand as an increase in utility. Next move on to production stocks and manufacturers with the mindset on material costs and expenses like gas oil (i.e energy) for sure wish I bought more INNO. With a spike today going to 82! Calling out MDAI 👀. Let’s goo !! QD 🍑god like platform structure..don’t sleep on that pharma market 🤫 😴 💊 Follow for more mentions on the market

CautiousShape3646

Waiting on QD to set the tone

Famous_Economist_550

ive been using QD since 2022, love it. havent tried the others

SandRush2004


toost1cky

CNBC talking about us idiots again they even mention DNUT [Link](https://youtu.be/MyPxbqiPH4Q?si=JJ181QD_fWsb99Vh)

NikoRNG

I did some DD fellas — 3 billion shares — 20 billion to 23 billion shares now … didn’t realize how bum this stock is now , I wouldn’t add more but I’ll let me $100 initial wither away https://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250725/A22QD22CZM22W2S2222Q22E2P7BRZA22I272/

Express-Mongoose-738

This is from X. A group of pharmacologists predicted the oral delivery by VK2735 and extrapolating from phase 2 sc. there are numbers predicted. Drug will likely even beat that in phase 2. The 30 mg QD oral VK2735 delivers systemic exposure equivalent to 2.5 mg QW sub q VK2735, while 90 mg QD corresponds to 7.5 mg QW and 120 mg QD aligns with 10 mg QW. However, the oral regimens escalate more quickly, with dose increases every 2 weeks rather than every 3 weeks (as was the case in VENTURE sub q). Hence, I believe the WL results at week 13 will be -9.5% of 30 mg, -10 – 10.5% for 60 mg, - 11- 11.6% for 90 mg and -12- 12.7% for 120 mg (slide 1). https://preview.redd.it/3efutj67kfdf1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e9d7195ebe30ae474959a2335872ef1bb0c171dc

nsfwmessage

Unusual Whales or Quant Data? Why? Currently trying QD. Will try UW next but wanted to get some opinions.

DavidMeridian

Here is the definitive answer, based on 2024 numbers. Here is the symbol and the %age of dividend distributions that are 'qualified' (vs ordinary). |Symbol|QD %age| |:-|:-| |VT|78.39%| |VOO|95.90%| (src: https://investor.vanguard.com/investor-resources-education/taxes/qdi-yearend-qualified-dividend-income?year=2024) **Conclusion** Assuming you buy/hold shares, VOO is more tax-efficient. That said, the difference is by no means extreme and VT is more diversified.

kinghawkeye8238

Hy-vee 4.97 for a dozen and kwik star near me has like 2.90$ gas. Was 3.10 like 2 months agohttps://imgur.com/a/QD8qvVK

kinghawkeye8238

https://imgur.com/a/QD8qvVK Reddit isnt real life

Bulky-Nectarine1

I would like to start investing in stocks and EFTs. ​​I have set aside 10,000 euros. This is less than 2% of my total assets. I have read up on it as best I could and have made a list of stocks (5) and EFTs (15) that seem interesting to me. Is this too much? I read on some websites that 10 EFTs is enough. I am 35, live in Belgium and would like to put aside this amount as an investment for my child (i am pregnant). I would invest an extra 250 euros each month. This is my list, so far: - IWDA IE00B4L5Y983 - Xtrackers AI & big data ucits IE00BGV5VN51 - Ishares S&P500 materialen sector ucits IE00B4MKCJ84 - Xtrackers MSCI World communication services ucits IE00BM67HR47 - Ishares S&P500 consumer staples sector ucits IE00B40B8R38 - Ishares S&P500 consumer disc. Sector ucits IE00B4MCHD36 - Xtrackers MSCI USA financials ucits IE00BCHWNT26 - SPDR S&P500 ESG leaders ucits IE00BH4GPZ28 - Xtrackers euro stoxx 50 ucits LU0380865021 - Ishares s&p small cap 600 ucits IE00B2QWCY14 - SPDR Russel 2000 U.S. small cap ucits IE00BJ38QD84 -Ishares msci europe health care sector ucits IE00BMW42181 - Xtrackers msci world health care ucits IE00BM67HK77 - Invesco Physical Gold ETC IE00B579F325 - Ishares global water ucits IE00B1TXK627 - Berkshire Hathaway B - Sofina SA - BE semiconductor Industries - Brederode SA - Deceuninck SA Thx!

Bulky-Nectarine1

I would like to start investing in stocks and EFTs. ​​I have set aside 10,000 euros. This is less than 2% of my total assets. I have read up on it as best I could and have made a list of stocks (5) and EFTs (15) that seem interesting to me. Is this too much? I read on some websites that 10 EFTs is enough. I am 35, live in Belgium and would like to put aside this amount as an investment for my child (i am pregnant). I would invest an extra 250 euros each month. This is my list, so far: - IWDA IE00B4L5Y983 - Xtrackers AI & big data ucits IE00BGV5VN51 - Ishares S&P500 materialen sector ucits IE00B4MKCJ84 - Xtrackers MSCI World communication services ucits IE00BM67HR47 - Ishares S&P500 consumer staples sector ucits IE00B40B8R38 - Ishares S&P500 consumer disc. Sector ucits IE00B4MCHD36 - Xtrackers MSCI USA financials ucits IE00BCHWNT26 - SPDR S&P500 ESG leaders ucits IE00BH4GPZ28 - Xtrackers euro stoxx 50 ucits LU0380865021 - Ishares s&p small cap 600 ucits IE00B2QWCY14 - SPDR Russel 2000 U.S. small cap ucits IE00BJ38QD84 -Ishares msci europe health care sector ucits IE00BMW42181 - Xtrackers msci world health care ucits IE00BM67HK77 - Invesco Physical Gold ETC IE00B579F325 - Ishares global water ucits IE00B1TXK627 - Berkshire Hathaway B - Sofina SA - BE semiconductor Industries - Brederode SA - Deceuninck SA Thanks!

shbk

Why is this penny stock QD mooning

DepartmentBig2849

I've been with QD since 2022, it's just nuanced options flow data. Works great for my style of trading which typically entails 2 weeks to expiration or less long volatility.

No-IG

Have you tried other sites? Do you think QD is good enough, at least for you?

ZjY5MjFk

JPOW: After much consideration and thoughtful research that we have we communicated, we'll dip our toes in the water for rate cuts China: [HOLD MY BEER! WATCH THIS SHIT SCUB!](https://youtu.be/mLyOj_QD4a4?t=90)

Fabrizio89

Hello everyone I'd like to buy some of the following: SPDR Russell 2000 U.S. Small Cap UCITS ETF IE00BJ38QD84 but since I'm a bit of a noob I still don't know how to discern a good/reliable etf. Is spdr a good issuer or has a history of abruptly changing costs or accumulation/distribution policy? Is there any better solution to invest in russell 2000 in europe? Thanks

YeaTired

https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/QD5xrRGXMr

N121-2

They used to have a monopoly on OLED TV panels. Until Samsung came out with their own (QD) OLED panels. LG has been able to gain market share from having superior technology, but ultimately Samsung has always been the bigger brand internationally. Even when samsung’s best panels were LCD’s they were still outselling LG. Now that samsung has OLED’s too, LG doesn’t really have a moat anymore. The next step in TV panel technology is MicroLED, and it seems like samsung is ahead there as well.

PiccolosPickles

This explains all their new QD oled monitors going on sale huh

Alec_NonServiam

The good news is a nice portion of SCHD is qualified divs, that's the whole point. The bad news is QD's are never "better" than LTCG's unless you're intentionally realizing taxes as the portfolio grows unless you're hedging against LTCG rates going up in the future.

HulksInvinciblePants

MicroLED hardly makes sense any longer, so I’m not surprised R&D is becoming less appealing. At the rate QD-OLED is progressing, all the gains uLED offered will have been picked away at. Plus, the disadvantages have made little progress a decade later. Just consider the manufacturing complexity: Indiviudal, physical LEDs for each pixel. This compared to *printed* OLEDs and Quantum Dots. The difference is staggering. Millions of tiny, little parts or a liquid substrate that can be manipulated pefectly with electric charges. Assumimg the panel seams can be resolved, you also have to consider uLED’s power draw and heat…neither of which are an issue with OLED. As of today, it’s recommended you install a dedicated AC system on larger installs.

Think_Bumblebee_2868

https://youtube.com/shorts/mLmVUF8naeQ?si=QD56ckDlgSJaanBl

PeachScary413

[https://i.imgur.com/V7QD9zl.png](https://i.imgur.com/V7QD9zl.png) 

DepartmentBig2849

QD does the job at $600/yr

lionbeastii

PHOLED saves some power and reduces heat, but biggest issue is the lifetime of the blue PHOLED stack is 45% shorter than the lifetime of its current fluorescence-blue stack. This means despite power-saving and heat-reduction, PHOLEDs can't give a big boost to picture quality and brightness, or the display's life will suffer. The limited improvement won't be enough to compete with the upcoming successor of QD-OLED, called nanorod-LED (true QNED) which replaces the blue OLED layer with blue nanorod LEDs that are self-emissive like OLEDs without the significant burn-in risk of OLEDs. PHOLED is predicted to be in mass production late 2025 to 2029. Nanorod-LED is predicted to go mass production between 2025-2027, and microLED and QDEL expect to go mass production 2026-2028. So QDEL, nanorod-LED, and microLED are the future of display technology.

Eastern-Cranberry84

get some of this QD

macgivor

QLED is just Samsung marketing for LCD and it's not even close. OLED/QD-OLED are incredible and one of the few game changing steps forward we've seen in displays in the last decade (4k being the other imo.) There's a reason that when iPhone went from LCD screens to OLED people were losing their minds about how much better the screens where. Same thing in TVs... When you put some Dolby vision content on a 4k OLED in a dark room it's amazing. Beats the pants off the glowing blacks of any LCD/QLED any day. Definitely expensive though and understandable that not everyone can justify the extra $1000 in exchange for richer colours and deeper blacks. Especially if mostly watching the news etc not HDR content

JoeDangit

>Vinfast I disagree with VinFast, but respect the rest of your analysis. VinFast is supported by the Vietnamese government (*See* VinGroup) and Vietnam is projected to be one of the largest economies in the world in 15-20 years. With that socioeconomic development, you'll have a population that has historically been kept away from cars that will want to get behind the wheel. This, combined with Vietnam's mandate of EV-only on the road by 2050 makes it more of an attractive investment for me (*See* https://lawnet.vn/en/vb/Decision-876-QD-TTg-2022-program-for-mitigation-of-carbon-dioxide-from-transportation-7FEB3.html*)*, alongside with the large Chinese manufacturers.

ButtBlock

You may not be able to avoid this. Qualifying dividends must be paid by qualified foreign companies. For example it must be incorporated in the US, OR a country with which the US has a tax treaty, OR it must be regularly traded on US exchanges AND it cannot be a PFIC. Obligatory I have no idea what I’m talking about, but VXUS not delivering 100% qualified dividends isn’t some oversight or laziness by vanguard. It’s because of our tax laws sadly. To answer your question more directly though. VEA is strictly developed ex-US countries. They pay a higher fraction of QD 80% versus 66% for VXUS. Probably because more countries in this basket have comprehensive tax treaty with the US. Obviously different exposure but

Fantastic_Bar3109

[this](https://youtube.com/shorts/F7tCAQI3IoE?si=Xu_QD2fNuRbHO5Dr) is how Lulu brushes his teeth. No cap. I’ve seen him

HenceNoGameShow

Robin Hood: “Qudian, Inc. is a technology platform which empowers the enhancement of online consumer finance experience in China. It operates a platform which uses data-enabled technologies, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, to transform the consumer finance experience. The company offers cash credit products that provide funds in digital form and merchandise credit products. It generates financing income from cash credit products, and service income and sales commission fees from merchandise credit products. Qudian was founded by Min Luo in March 2014 and is headquartered in Xiamen, China. The listed name for QD is Qudian Inc. American Depositary Shares, each representing one Class A Ordinary Share. “

HenceNoGameShow

Ok - So let’s get to the meat and potatoes here: What Chinese stocks do seasoned traders recommend shorting or buying option puts for? I’m in for the fall of NIO (NIO) & Quidan (QD).

LeGrandConde

> LG is the kind for TV screens and no om else is even close. They make panels for all other brands so regardless of which OLED you buy, the panel is always LG. That used to be true, but nowadays Samsung's QD-OLEDs are made by them in-house (and Samsung also make the displays for Sony's top end OLEDs like the A95K). Pretty much every other OLED is LG though (including Sony's lower end OLED range)

ZealousEar775

1). 39/58 = 67%. 2) The 1.3 billion coin flips isn't an accurate use of statistics. It's something you made up because you don't understand how statistics work... Or investing apparently. Warren Buffet likes to benchmark against the S&P 500. S&P 500 had a compound growth rather of 9.8%. https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/letters/2022ltr.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwi5-YmLzfH_AhVUJX0KHc_QD0UQFnoECA0QAQ&usg=AOvVaw2IJhbWqWGjuXk7TwOkpr5Z Berkshire Hathaway's? 19.8%. So he's done about twice as well. The realized gains that you are trying to use are much higher of course because it's compounding. That's not how statistics work though you wouldn't use realized gains in calculating odds. Like I said 2-3 posts ago. Early success snowballs. If you took Berkshire Hathaway's returns and instead structured them from 2023 backwards the company would be worth a LOT less then it would be today. You know that though right? That's why you intentionally framed the conversation around the period he was most successful? As of he abandoned all of his investment principles in recent years. Despite this about being about how to make money today. 3). The 19.8% is still less impressive then is seems however. Despite him being anti-leverage in writing about personal investing, Berkshire Hathaway is leveraged at a ~1.6-1 to 1.7-1 ratio. Which is pretty high. If you were to perfectly copy every move Warren Buffett makes with your investments you would make much less per year than him because you don't have access to that kind of leveraging.(Although you CAN'T do that as people lien Warren Buffett have access to investment vehicles average people aren't even legally allowed to invest in.) That 19.8 is suddenly looking more like 12.3% for a personal investor

putsRnotDaWae

Actually it's awful and the typical low quality vague imaginary bullshit mental models typical of Reddit. With no real data behind it. >1) we have not felt the full impact of one of the fastest ramps in Fed funds rates increases in American history. The reason is that Fed funds is still not actually that high and QE was massively large. Since QT is extremely slow relatively, it's not a problem at all. Real yields vs. core is still flat or even negative. >2) inflation has historically gotten stickier in the 4-5% range. If you go back and look at what happened in the 70’s and 80’s, they left off the gas too early, and it came roaring back. PCE and CPI are both showing this to be true so far. Zero evidence of inflation roaring back. https://truflation.com/ inflation is cooling, rents are coming down (the main driver) and inflation expectations which drives runaway inflation are well anchored. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=15QD6 >3) Market breadth has been incredibly low. As everyone knows, while most of the S&P 500 has gone negative or gained up to 1%, like 7 stocks in mega cap tech have driven virtually all of the gains in the S&P and NASDAQ. This part is partially true but it's often the case risk-on and growth returns first then the rest follows. Friday had a powerful small cap rally. >5) we experienced some of the biggest bank failures since the GFC. The conditions that led to these failures have not changed. Yes, the banks that failed so far were outliers to their peers in terms of uninsured deposits and long exposure to low yield treasuries. Yes, deposit flight has slowed down. But it has not stopped, and the Fed has made clear that it will not pivot this year, so the banks will still see deposit outflow to money market accounts, treasuries, and equities. This is really a game of chicken of can regional banks borrow enough from the Fed to counterbalance having to mark to market their outflows. Except it was the most orderly failures ever. Banks were handed over during the weekend and resumed operations monday as if nothing happened. Banks are STILL lending and the credit crunch of small / regionals is a complete myth. https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/138gdk4/rstocks_daily_discussion_fundamentals_friday_may/jj0josf/ Banks are lending at record levels still. Morever financial conditions are **looser today than March "crisis", June when QT began AND historical averages**. Financial conditions have loosened based on the Fed's own measure for the 8th consecutive week. BBB spreads are fine, high yield spreads are healthy, interest rate swaps are fine, lending is robust. https://i.imgur.com/YnIVCEt.png https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=15QDp >4) the yield curve is one of the steepest inversions we’ve ever seen, and it’s my understanding we’ve always had a recession when the Fed hikes, and the yield curve inverts sharply. Yield curve was relevant because we had 6 decades of rate cutting and a "Fed put" due to strong deflationary forces that allowed the Fed to do this. They don't have that anymore so bond markets will not be bailed out this time. Thus the Fed will act appropriately, cautiously and not overtighten. >7) the other side of that coin though is that people clearly took on more debt obligations by buying houses and in many cases, expensive cars that were financed with large monthly down payments. Credit is undeniably tightening secondary to the banking crisis, credit card debt is going up (at exorbitant rates), and we still have the student loan nuke to drop on people that was just now pushed up to August from September. More bullshit and misinformation. The consumer is FAR from overleveraged and INCREDIBLY healthy. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=11DbW https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=13mtI https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=13mtQ Actually savings rates are rising again. 8) the Fed has made clear that they are aiming to increase unemployment. They have said it will be painful. You have to understand the influences of Jay Powell. The Fed rather famously stepped on their Dick by saying repeatedly that inflation was transitory. Everyone knows that was false, and Jay has admitted as much. The man is hell-bent on cementing his legacy as a Paul Volcker, not an Arthur Burns. He will not remove his boot from the throat of inflation until it is mind-numbing my clear that it is finished for good. Based on the aforementioned things, this very well can mean no pivot until we’ll into 2024 and very likely several more hikes if they don’t see meaningful progress. They are still quite far from their goal. It's not clear at all. Yes rhetoric says this but it's called jawboning and leadership. Serious economists don't believe this. >They've really made commitments [2%]. If you change it, it means you might change it again. And so what I think in fact will happen, is I don't think we will have a soft-landing. We will have "soft" but without the landing. They will allow inflation to be elevated for longer. **But they're going to say it's going back to 2%... but just taking longer. I think that's going to be the rhetoric."** Ken Rogoff, economist at Harvard, former Chief Economist of the IMF He's not the only one, scores of other economists have said this. Why would the Fed want to crash the economy? Labor participation is still too damn low and there's no way economists at the Fed are unaware of this. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=15NmZ There's just no getting around the fact that there are just too many people who are capable of working in the US that aren't. Even the "lazy" europeans have 74.7% participation rate. Just growing the population and adding workers, new spenders, will lead to increasing profits for several years. I do agree inflation will remain sticky. But it's a trade-off the Fed is more than willing to make. They've delivered lowest unemployment levels in nearly 60 years, rising incomes and jobs for the poorest, disabled, minorities. Particularly blacks. Those who have been left behind. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=14IYY https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/12n94bv/tlt_good_time_to_buy/jgfkzgc/

putsRnotDaWae

No offense but this is all bullshit imaginary and vague mental models with no real data to back it up. >1) we have not felt the full impact of one of the fastest ramps in Fed funds rates increases in American history. The reason is that Fed funds is still not actually that high and QE was massively large. Since QT is extremely slow relatively, it's not a problem at all. Real yields vs. core is still flat or even negative. >2) inflation has historically gotten stickier in the 4-5% range. If you go back and look at what happened in the 70’s and 80’s, they left off the gas too early, and it came roaring back. PCE and CPI are both showing this to be true so far. Zero evidence of inflation roaring back. https://truflation.com/ inflation is cooling, rents are coming down (the main driver) and inflation expectations which drives runaway inflation are well anchored. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=15QD6 >3) Market breadth has been incredibly low. As everyone knows, while most of the S&P 500 has gone negative or gained up to 1%, like 7 stocks in mega cap tech have driven virtually all of the gains in the S&P and NASDAQ. This part is partially true but it's often the case risk-on and growth returns first then the rest follows. Friday had a powerful small cap rally. >5) we experienced some of the biggest bank failures since the GFC. The conditions that led to these failures have not changed. Yes, the banks that failed so far were outliers to their peers in terms of uninsured deposits and long exposure to low yield treasuries. Yes, deposit flight has slowed down. But it has not stopped, and the Fed has made clear that it will not pivot this year, so the banks will still see deposit outflow to money market accounts, treasuries, and equities. This is really a game of chicken of can regional banks borrow enough from the Fed to counterbalance having to mark to market their outflows. Except it was the most orderly failures ever. Banks were handed over during the weekend and resumed operations monday as if nothing happened. Banks are STILL lending and the credit crunch of small / regionals is a complete myth. https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/138gdk4/rstocks_daily_discussion_fundamentals_friday_may/jj0josf/ Banks are lending at record levels still. Morever financial conditions are **looser today than March "crisis", June when QT began AND historical averages**. Financial conditions have loosened based on the Fed's own measure for the 8th consecutive week. BBB spreads are fine, high yield spreads are healthy, interest rate swaps are fine, lending is robust. https://i.imgur.com/YnIVCEt.png https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=15QDp >4) the yield curve is one of the steepest inversions we’ve ever seen, and it’s my understanding we’ve always had a recession when the Fed hikes, and the yield curve inverts sharply. Yield curve was relevant because we had 6 decades of rate cutting and a "Fed put" due to strong deflationary forces that allowed the Fed to do this. They don't have that anymore so bond markets will not be bailed out this time. Thus the Fed will act appropriately, cautiously and not overtighten. >7) the other side of that coin though is that people clearly took on more debt obligations by buying houses and in many cases, expensive cars that were financed with large monthly down payments. Credit is undeniably tightening secondary to the banking crisis, credit card debt is going up (at exorbitant rates), and we still have the student loan nuke to drop on people that was just now pushed up to August from September. More bullshit and misinformation. The consumer is FAR from overleveraged and INCREDIBLY healthy. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=11DbW https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=13mtI https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=13mtQ Actually savings rates are rising again. 8) the Fed has made clear that they are aiming to increase unemployment. They have said it will be painful. You have to understand the influences of Jay Powell. The Fed rather famously stepped on their Dick by saying repeatedly that inflation was transitory. Everyone knows that was false, and Jay has admitted as much. The man is hell-bent on cementing his legacy as a Paul Volcker, not an Arthur Burns. He will not remove his boot from the throat of inflation until it is mind-numbing my clear that it is finished for good. Based on the aforementioned things, this very well can mean no pivot until we’ll into 2024 and very likely several more hikes if they don’t see meaningful progress. They are still quite far from their goal. It's not clear at all. Yes rhetoric says this but it's called jawboning and leadership. Serious economists don't believe this. >They've really made commitments [2%]. If you change it, it means you might change it again. And so what I think in fact will happen, is I don't think we will have a soft-landing. We will have "soft" but without the landing. They will allow inflation to be elevated for longer. **But they're going to say it's going back to 2%... but just taking longer. I think that's going to be the rhetoric."** Ken Rogoff, economist at Harvard, former Chief Economist of the IMF He's not the only one, scores of other economists have said this. Why would the Fed want to crash the economy? Labor participation is still too damn low and there's no way economists at the Fed are unaware of this. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=15NmZ There's just no getting around the fact that there are just too many people who are capable of working in the US that aren't. Even the "lazy" europeans have 74.7% participation rate. Just growing the population and adding workers, new spenders, will lead to increasing profits for several years. I do agree inflation will remain sticky. But it's a trade-off the Fed is more than willing to make. They've delivered lowest unemployment levels in nearly 60 years, rising incomes and jobs for the poorest, disabled, minorities. Particularly blacks. Those who have been left behind. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=14IYY https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/12n94bv/tlt_good_time_to_buy/jgfkzgc/

Divfarmer

100% QD.

Possible-Magazine23

Are the dividend mostly QD so it's taxed as capital gain rate instead of income rate?

Ol-Fart_1

To be safe, always calculate 1year and 1 day (buy on 15th and sell 1 year later on 16th). Same is true for QD, rule says 30 days? Sell 31 days later.

DepartmentBig2849

[QD GEX article](https://help.quantdata.us/en/articles/7852449-what-is-gamma-exposure-gex) i was gonna post a whole shpiel but this article helped me the most when trading with gamma exposure, its an extremely helpful tool when trading heavy liquid tickers as you can see how investors and makers themselves are positioned as options can be bought and sold by makers as well.

Bug1oss

[I think Dave from *Orgasmo* said it best](https://youtu.be/8lxFdnG-QD0)

Ok_Independence2673

QD is next runner

Ok_Independence2673

CLPS and QD will be next

Ok_Independence2673

next play for monday QD and CLPS mark my words

Typical_Cold1231

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Das_Mojo

Right? I got a QD OLED so I go out of my way to watch the highest fidelity content I can unless I'm watching something for nostalgia

winning_oysters

$QD

fjortisar

QD is a chinese financial company. The fuck does that have to do with LLMs? Utilizing "machine learning" to sell people stuff doesn't make you equivalent to ChatGPT. What is this, 2017 when machine learning was a buzzword?

DooDooDuterte

AI, yes. QD, not quite yet.

Ok_Ad9602

POAI, INUV, QD, MARK, AMST, PBTS are some scammy AI names that maybe we walk in one day and are up 50%+

VisualMod

>Canadian bond and Index update \>@MtlExchange https://t.co/QD5WRUDtT4 ^First ^Squawk ^[@FirstSquawk](http://twitter.com/FirstSquawk) ^at ^2023-01-10 ^12:32:25 ^EST-0500

Miserable_Message330

There's only one [machine](https://images.app.goo.gl/M85D1rvSc2U2QD4KA) you need to get back in peak physical condition

plnow

https://youtu.be/t1QD0UMYy2U good thoughts

plnow

Check this out https://youtu.be/t1QD0UMYy2U

plnow

Good thoughts https://youtu.be/t1QD0UMYy2U

Majinn_182

Hi - this is a good question from which you are approaching the wrong way. Calculating the intrisinc value of a stock relies on a building block of fundamental skills that go (loosely) like this: Accounting (at least basics) --> financial reporting (at least basics) --> corporate finance --> valuation --> strategy --> whatever industry knowledge you need to interpret a particular business (financial services, mining, technology, bio/pharma, etc.) If you are really interested, there is no 'short-cut' unless you have the fundamentals right. I would recommend two paths: 1) Corporate Finance Institute has really good content for free on youtube or (even better) behind a paywall that takes you through the basics I described above. [https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/certifications/financial-modeling-valuation-analyst-fmva-program/?gclid=Cj0KCQiApb2bBhDYARIsAChHC9tIIafEtrczBDPgsyi3hU1-k0vX2Wc3PCKS760QD28kVt6uRxcKSnIaAgw-EALw\_wcB](https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/certifications/financial-modeling-valuation-analyst-fmva-program/?gclid=Cj0KCQiApb2bBhDYARIsAChHC9tIIafEtrczBDPgsyi3hU1-k0vX2Wc3PCKS760QD28kVt6uRxcKSnIaAgw-EALw_wcB) 2) Otherwise Professor Damodaran has free MBA/undergraduate lectures on corporate finance + valuation (two separate topics) where he takes you through actual companies step by step. [https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/\~adamodar/](https://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/) Majinn

charlieboyx

(Push it to the limit)[https://youtu.be/9D-QD_HIfjA]

Godmode92

They are according to think or swim calendar https://i.imgur.com/QD6hBHj.jpg

youlple

Are you saying the logo was different and the more plausible explanation than you getting it confused with another food based logo is that CERN altered reality? dude I'm not even saying parallel dimensions can't be a way to think of things in physics but even if they are the cause of phenomena found in QD, for which there is no proof, that has no relation to altering reality in one dimension. There is also nothing that says we would have shifted dimensions and damn why the fuck am I even writing this out...

forumhero666

when you move behind the Wendy's dumpster, have a read at this. you'll make the money back in no time. https://ia802205.us.archive.org/15/items/pdfy-tG1MuMpwvrML6QD0/228831637-Optimal-Tip-to-Tip-Efficiency.pdf

WhiteHattedRaven

If you've seen [this](https://youtu.be/yi0QD3_CDZA), you're early.

Cipher1221

Not sure if I could ask this here…but were you / are you actually a quant Hardy? Like in QR / QD / QT roles

IAlwaysLoveThatOne

Up 20% today and over 120% in a week. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi0QD3_CDZA

doinshit_nah

Who couldn’t love Avaya? Check out their official rap video https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yi0QD3_CDZA

RadborneGaming

They also have their own rap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi0QD3\_CDZA

Chris_2888

QD to the moon

0b1010011010

[This might help](https://ia802501.us.archive.org/7/items/pdfy-tG1MuMpwvrML6QD0/228831637-Optimal-Tip-to-Tip-Efficiency.pdf)

Used-Cantaloupe-4818

QD  10 mins  forever

splittyboi

Pretty well. I took silver. Lost in the finals to a beast from one of the top competition academies in the country, which helped soften the blow from the loss. Overall I was very happy with my performance, especially mentally. If I had to pick a single favorite it would be [The Option Trader's Hedge Fund](https://www.amazon.com/Option-Traders-Hedge-Fund-Framework-ebook/dp/B00844NXC6). The second would have to be either [Natenberg](https://www.amazon.com/Option-Volatility-Pricing-Strategies-Techniques/dp/155738486X/ref=sr_1_5?crid=2QD55XQ1AD6RA&keywords=natenberg+option+volatility+and+pricing&qid=1656517400&sprefix=natenberg%2Caps%2C107&sr=8-5) or [McMillan](https://www.amazon.com/Options-Strategic-Investment-Lawrence-McMillan/dp/0735201978/ref=sr_1_5?crid=3QJ3XU8XJSXBI&keywords=mcmillan+options&qid=1656517377&sprefix=mcmillan+option%2Caps%2C105&sr=8-5). I think I'd give the edge to McMillan's book- I think it's a little more readable.

TomTom_ZH

I'm using an alienware 240hz monitor and they als introduced the first QD OLED screen a few months ago... i'm pretty happy with my monitor compared to what i'm normally using.

jeddy3205

How long are form 4's taking these days? I love my scorpion. I need to get a QD muzzle brake so I can mount my sico hybrid. I also have an AR10. Highly recommend over a 15, but .308 is expensive AF.

helphp

[Double Dip?!](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QD2BnE83zBw)

physaXL

QD’s nuts

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MsP-olol

CHINYA!!! TAL, QD and GOTU Jan 23 CALLs 🤑🤑🤑

Analyst_Character

Tencent, TME, Doyu, QD, all strongly undervalued and it shows. I mean Baba up 20% in one day based on a comment?

Moe_Greene_

At least I have chicken https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mLyOj_QD4a4

uppya

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r0QD3OWqWKM. This is China from a reputable source. I don't need to look at statistics of these people. My point is a iPhone is not a big deal or any AAPL product.

throwaway09876655414

https://youtube.com/shorts/QD3FEFCf_o8?feature=share

LessGooBrandon

yes Sony buys their OLED panels from LG and will now buy their QD-LED panels from Samsung. They dont really make their own tvs, just calibrate them and resell them.

Brief_Review1846

Ow yeah i forgot to mention, The ceo of $QD doesnt take a salary untill the market cap hits 100 billion. Also he just recently announced a $10 million stock buyback. The ceo owns around 25% of the company.

Brief_Review1846

its relevant because that shows i know in what stocks to invest, Its relevant because i know that $GME, even tho the business had trouble, i knew that their numbers are good and they wouldnt go bankrupt. Now the same with this stock $QD, But this stock has even better number than $GME

jmj_daytrader

Glad I could help, I haven't done any preview of next month yet will do it at somepoint over the weekend. There is a saying that tops are a process and bottoms are an event, and it is my belief that we are in a topping process. I may do a outlook in regards to next month, if i do you can find it here [https://youtu.be/\_F3QD-qEZ8E](https://youtu.be/_F3QD-qEZ8E) with all the morning premarket videos.

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minscandpoo

Possibility of a bounce on QD?

YoloYolo2020

https://youtu.be/QD5kVHLW4Pw

Pollution_Human

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