>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.
>you need to learn italian sounds like too much work, besides my brother is the italian one, not me >I'll be shorting German banks over here kek isnt DB dead in the water already? or is that just their american branch
This genuinely should be worse than Cambridge Analytica. If FB doesn't see a 20% dip like last time, it goes to show that the market really is driven solely by CNN narratives
>If FB doesn't see a 20% dip like last time, it goes to show that the market really is driven solely by CNN narratives I designated Facebook as my workhorse stock. Looks like I'll be waiting for a dip before I buy more shares.
Henry Brown
here again. Any suggestions for some nice stable long-term ETFs? Thinking of adding one of those to my portfolio rather than a single blue chip company, but there's too many to decide and the big names are insanely expensive.
Adrian Brown
Give it at least 1 week, probably 2, if it opens Monday to bloodshed. I think that was at least how long it took to bottom out on Cambridge Analytica. It depends on when it starts to exit the news cycle and be forgotten, or how long it takes for a turnaround / recovery / positive story to come around.
>and the big names are insanely expensive Can't afford shares of SPY or QQQ?
>Can't afford shares of SPY or QQQ? Honestly, they're a bit pricey for me right now. I have considered buying shares of SPYG, though. Will probably buy some SPY or QQQ once I have more capital.
Josiah Sanchez
Jow Forums, please name me some non-retail REITs (think industrial, warehousing, etc.)
Christian Sanders
Buy the BST, Blackrock Science and Technology Trust. It is like curated nasdaq index but without memes like tsla and fb in it. Currently trading @$35.50 plus ready to breakout upwards any day now after tight multi-week base which was a pause after ~64% run for this year so far
Robert Perez
Too expensive to buy on a regular basis or too expensive period? If you don't have the capital to buy 1 share of SPY/QQQ as a one-off investment, you might not have enough capital to start investing in the first place.
Carter Smith
Too expensive to buy on a regular basis.
Fair point, though.
>Buy the BST, Blackrock Science and Technology Trust Will definitely look into this one.
Matthew King
>visionary leader stays but gets communications management I only see positive news. Doubly so for anyone who bought the dip.
Anthony Parker
Is NBEV gonna have another dip this week? I'm looking to buy in before the moon mission after the October 7-10 confrence
James Rivera
I have 190 shares of BST, bought this friday after liking the chart, reading on it and monitoring the price for 1week, I really see a high probability breakout this week with 3-4week target around $42. But also robust fundamentals for longterm hold. I have skin in the game (might be biased then?), just showing that I'm not memeing user for lulz
Ok, let's say you have $100 a month to invest which means you can't buy QQQ/SPY. There's plenty of ETF providers out there so there's probably a NASDAQ/S&P tracker which trades for a few dollars a share. Costs might be a bit higher though but the difference is literally pennies for amounts under $100.
Joshua Jackson
what does everyone think of NIO? Im holding off for a little bit longer but i see potential in the company. considering the government support as well as tencent supporting them.
>chink government support >tencent support >any well-known chink name support That just mean they hold shares before the IPO and are waiting for the moment to dump them and steal gullible stupid gweilos' money (such as yourself)
That is how things work in Chia for everything: you want to sell a new shit ? hire a star to shill it for you. You need a good job ? say you know that big manager or CEO You need funds ? just say you are """backed""" by a well known entity
In China, chinks literally scam other people's money with well-known names
Evan Williams
same here I had a dream to go in all on nintendo today.
Like the other user said, keep away. There are other, more established electric car companies in China if you really want to go the China EV meme route. Look at BYD, for example.
A cursory glance at NIO's cars show (1) standard unspectacular SUV-type; (2) literally fake news concept car-type (similar to shit like Subaru VIZIV); (3) boring standard sports car-type.
It's just another pump and dump.
Caleb Hill
I won't touch any big chink company because the government will one day fuck them over due to "special national interest". Plus the usual accounting untrusfulness issue. For now, I would avoid mainland China market and look into HK.
Jonathan Lewis
I agree. But some people can't help but buy into the China meme.
I understand the pro-China arguments, and they are compelling, but China has always been uniquely fucked up and corrupt at its core throughout the entire history of its existence that I just can't touch it with a ten foot pole as a matter of personal policy. There's just such a great chance of something going wrong.
Joseph Sullivan
We are trying to make money, not doing politics For now, investing in China is a fucking meme
Even in Asia investing is a meme as more often than not, you are buying into companies owned by chink dynasties who could care less about the peasant common shareholders.
Hunter Foster
How does Hong Kong shit work? Any companies there I'm interested in are subsidiaries of mainland China operations. Autonomous administration my ass.
Xavier Garcia
>"In effect, the settlement is forcing Tesla into bringing in some managerial help for Musk, which some investors have been calling for." >a.msn.com/r/2/BBNIhFe?m=en-us&ocid=Money >He doubts The Musk™
You have 100% HK companies, and you have the usual chink scams with their shitty accounting practices I keep saying that because the mainland companies often boast profits but never provide statements of cash flows or they are always borrowing to make ends meet.
Being incorporated in HK doesn't mean the accounting can be trusted 100%, but it is better than in mainland.
I only look at pure HK companies or foreign companies (oftenly Japanese) incorporated in HK.
Lucas Adams
I think the SPY is going to test the 50ma sometime this week. Nice pullback for red October.
>We are trying to make money, not doing politics I know. I'm not talking about politics, I'm talking about investments. Going long on China implies believing China will soar to greatness.
Aaron Anderson
Should I buy tesla stocks now or should I wait for later?
Grayson Bailey
It's gonna blow +20% tomorrow, screencap this.
Colton Torres
you may be right, not hitting that upper band shows weakness. But if it bounces off the OBV it's going back up baby.
Nbev had good news on Friday it can continue going up still.
Jose Davis
Martin Shkreli taught me technical analysis was a trix for kids.
Isaac Gomez
what's the alternative?
Landon Murphy
Are options on euro companies via RH considered "European" in the sense that they can only be exercised on the expiration date?
Ethan Bailey
I was wondering the same thing. I'm going to see if there's a dip by lunchtime, but I'll probably buy half the amount I want. Friday brought good news for them and it might not dip.
Looks like freetrade is still invitation only. Trading 212 is open for all and is basically British robinhood.
Logan Cruz
spy likely will be showing slight hesitation after a good run for now. few weeks atleast or month or two. european and emerging markets have turned down for 2018 already, super high risk emerging in italy affecting ibex,mbftse and cac
As long as it gets into the 7 or so range I can get out with no loss. Fomo bullshit.
Charles Edwards
just go with your gut and do whatever you feel like. Nothing makes sense right now so being a 100 IQ normie who doesn't understand anything will make you more money than being someone who looks at things like "valuation" or "fundamentals".
Michael Edwards
You seem gullible enough to easily trick with genjutsu
Luke Martinez
Just invest in indexes if you want a million+ dollars by the time you're 50-60. Save your money and forget nice clothes/luxury items, and instead invest it all into indexes. When people ITT and elsewhere talk about picking individual stocks, it's usually just advanced gambling.
Carter Wilson
careful u dont taste her tailed beast
Jayden Gomez
valuations are worthless in current conditions, many hedgefunds have gone broke using old metrics to measure market etc. since sub prime. even techical trading hedge funds have gone broke betting against spy, cause they dont understand at all what they are doing. professors like shiller have been dead wrong for years because of this
P/E ratio of sp and dow was highest absolute bottom of sub prime dow jones, it indicated buy signal, not sell signal that time. So where does this theory of high pe even come from? 50's thinking
Just an example of these stupid beliefs people still have of markets and fundamentals
discord.me/Xavier 400+ people now in a fun, educational, but still organized room
Carter Perez
>P/E ratio of sp and dow was highest absolute bottom of sub prime Because earnings were low. It is a valuation indicator. Low doesn't mean buy, high doesn't mean sell. Maybe the reason the old metrics don't work is because the market is broken and headed for another dotcom bust?
But hey never mind. I am sure this stock boom will continue forever and lenders will continue to shower Caa1 rated companies with unlimited credit.
