>I'm new to the stock market, what stocks should I buy? Before you buy anything, make a brokerage account and read investopedia articles and/or the books in the OP list. If you don't have a broker, you can't buy stocks, and if you blindly buy things without understanding how the stock market works or doing any research on the individual stocks you're buying, you will lose money and it will be entirely your fault.
Actual, principled conservative here. I've supported Donald Trump since he announced his candidacy in 2015, and I was beyond impressed with his decision to nominate Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court of the United States. With that said, I take all matters relevant to sexual assault very seriously. I have a daughter, and I believe it is our duty -- no, our universal moral imperative -- to hear out all women who have allegedly been sexually assaulted -- including Kavanaugh's accuser, Christine B. Ford -- loudly, clearly, and as transparently as possible. We must also allow the Senate to conduct a thorough investigations of what are seemingly credible allegations of sexual assault. Remoteness shouldn't play much of a part in our considerations. Let me remind you that this isn't a partisan issue. Sexual assault harms everyone. Given my strong principles, I can even come to acknowledge the reasonableness with which Senators Kamala Harris and Chuck Schumer speak.Thus, I support a delay in the Senate's vote to confirm Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Once he is cleared, I think the Senate should confirm him. And that's coming from an actual, principled conservative.
I bought it low around 13/share. its about there right now. divvy is 3.78% but it maybe stagnant for the next few years. i'm hoping the company turns it around after selling off much of its debt creators and focuses on what makes it money raising the price, business and thus increasing divvies in the future. could go to complete shit though. Its one of the riskiest holdings I have
Isaiah Torres
you posted this reddit trash and didn't even bother reading it? the answer is right there
Kayden Gutierrez
I may be dumb, but I'm not dumb enough for that faggot pasta.
Juan Campbell
>was Over what timescale? If you can average 1% a day over the long term, you're the greatest investor to ever live.
Or you're just a fucking retard that is eventually going to lose most of his money.
Robert Johnson
>he doesn't realize that esoteric Eurasian post-strasserite hyper-imperialism is the rightful teleological form of anarcho-capitalism
I think he did it, and we should let he mid term be a referendum on Trump's appointment. Say it with me, Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer.
Aiden Bell
What is good about dividends for normies like us? You'd need about half a million dollars invested in high yield stocks (3% and higher) to get a yearly $20.000 minimum wage payout. I like the idea of passive income but the capital required is unreasonable.
Benjamin Baker
Ford is the only correct answer
Hudson Powell
Fuck GALT fell below 6. Wish I waited a few hours to buy shares, I got it at 6.17
Evan Rivera
You are not alone
Brandon Taylor
Nothing. You buy TQQQ for 20 years then switch to dividends to be a NEET
Joseph Mitchell
Dollar is going down? I WANT TO KNWO MORE
Also what's smg opinion on Peter Shill
Nathaniel Cox
The gas chambers are too good for you. I hope you burn your next batch of tendies.
nice list you got there. i'll be allocating more capital towards monthly divs but first i need to look into how they're taxed since they're paid every 30 days within the 60 day mark. any user can answer this?
Daniel Brown
Peter Schiff is smart but he lies a lot because he has a huge vested interest in his precious metals company
Peter Schiff couldn't be more stereotypical jew if he tried. He is a gold salesman selling FUD to anyone that will listen.
John Morgan
I'm gonna hold it, fuck it. And fuck you SackHolder
Tyler Price
start early, compounding interest, especially quarterly or monthly with dividends, can do wonders over time. plus its nice getting paid every week for doing absolutely nothing and watching that payment go up each year for doing nothing as well.
i also invest in some growth mutual funds
Angel Ramirez
Isn't he kind of opened about it considering all his predictions it's pretty obvious his shit is in metal. It seems kinda fair considering he wasn't wrong about 2008 and his math doesn't look fake but I could be mistaken.
Cameron Fisher
It can't go lower than that. You're really going to regret not purchasing it for this price 10 weeks from now when they're buying out TD-Canadia trade.
Isaiah Murphy
Thoughts on JPC?
Nathaniel Phillips
Don't be concerned with intraday price fluctuations, just wait for the catalysts and think in terms of weeks and months, not days
to be honest, i don't know a damn thing about close-end funds or how they operate
i'm mostly look at blue chip and REIT investment prospects. Currently have 21 holdings. Plan is to go to 30 max and just keep adding to it until i have a nice nest egg. then at some point I'll cancel my drip and use it to invest in monthly paying divvy stocks for a year or two and reevaluate possible retirement.
Jayden Young
+You can't say he's wrong or that he's not making money on what he shills (and so can you imo, commodities only portfolio isn't best but definitely profitable ). Or am I wrong?
Jordan Richardson
You’re right. I need to stop checking stocks every few minutes
Jason Williams
Trash. buy JDD instead.
Ethan Jenkins
>none are businesses >sub $10 price per share >equity loss across the board last years >somehow 10-20% dividend yield What are these abominations?
Two funds I put most of my allocation in on Vanguard are the 2060 retirement fund (for no stress) and VDAIX (dividend appreciation fund). VDAIX is interesting because it consists largely of industrials but also weighted accordingly to dividend growth companies. In the long run the yield on cost doesn't grow too significantly but in turn I'd say there's probably a premium attached to owning blue chips that are fundamentally strong. It's pretty much on par with the SP 500 really.
That being said I've begun a position with Tyson. It's priced at about -35% its highs from the year. It's not a pretty business and the PE is arguably low because of external environmental costs being recognized but I'd argue they're adjusting accordingly and keeping the books strong. From a value play I'll probably average down if it keeps dipping from trade issues and what not since again, the company's books look strong overall.
Their dividend growth is inconsistent as the board ultimately decides whether or not to reward shareholders if it has been a good year but the % growths have been great. I understand the downsides but really appreciate the opportunity for a great YOC.
Levi Smith
Why am I never able to predict the stocks correctly? Everything I buy, hoping that the price will rise, just goes down and stays there.
If that is true, buy puts right after you buy stocks
Brandon Turner
Honestly CEFs are looked down upon here desu, the bread would probably recommend going with an ETF or buying blue chips
Zachary Gutierrez
TLRY Calls :^)
Oliver White
Sell or Moon? Help I'm panicking this has never happened to me before
Mason Davis
you are probably buying with robinhood
Jacob Young
I just sold half of mine, waiting out the rest
Brody Murphy
Consensus is that NBEV is being bought by institutions and is going to 5 easy. I'd recommend taking profits around there. I'm stuck due to day trading "protection"
Levi Richardson
Take the money before they go gbr on you.
Christian Rogers
Sell it two days from today. The boomer 420 hype train is full steam.
Benjamin Richardson
He doesn't understand compound interest, don't bother trying with him. Let the kid LARP.
