>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.
>Because a lot of loud liberals think can control countries affairs by shaming them it's hilarious because they're extremely ineffective at global outrage >obama writing strongly worded letter's to Putin and more sanctions The only thing they're good at is destroying innocent people's lives for their beliefs and "implied" crimes against emotions.
Justin Young
Shorting the fuck out of all major indexs if opening green tomorrow, will even scale into a short position if the market opens red
Christian Rivera
Still holding strong in my portfolio. Don't have a signal yet to indicate getting out.
Just a SPY clone. I avoided bear markets and the recession. I'm outpacing the SP500, but not because I'm making huge returns from good stock picks, it's from avoiding large drawdowns.
Nathaniel Lopez
Why would you trade contrarian when futures are this green?
Grayson Martinez
>Suggested Books >The Wealth of Nations >2018
Seriously?
Why not Security Analysis, Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits, Common Sense on Mutual Funds, Fooled By Randomness, The Black Swan, Investment Valuation, and Portfolio Selection, Margin of Safety?
Wealth of Nations is a very good book, not gonna lie.
David Clark
Up 1% after an 8% drop is not “very green.” It is an ideal opportunity to load more shorts
Daniel Morris
aishiteru yo, ebola-tan
Hunter Lopez
what would you recommend for an eurofag, interactivebroker or degiro? is tastyworks the best for option trading?
Austin Brown
I'm so fucked up right now please someone watch over my portfolio. I bought SPY and SNAP calls and I don't thinking going to wake up before market open fuuuuckkk
Thanks in advance
Blake Lewis
>Trends never change Still playing with pogs by chance?
Brandon Lee
Don't talk shit about marbles and pokemon cards my dude
Jace Ward
tap that mana
Nathaniel Ortiz
...we’ve been in the biggest bullrun in S&P history without correction for 9 years
Lucas Johnson
My holos got stolen as a kid. I had almost the whole alpha set.
David Ortiz
Which has little to do with your assertion that an 8% drop in a day indicates future decline.
Hunter Scott
Good. Just bought more
Jeremiah Johnson
Maybe those same satanic douchebags that always crush the economy this time are having a hard time to make it crash. And their acolytes and helpers have no more whining power. Like on this board.
Oliver Howard
what are you talking about, we've had quite a few corrections....
Charles Wood
>2014-2015 wasnt a correction
Eli Williams
The stock market has benefited from historic year long low interest rates. The FED is raising rates and contracting the money supply, the 10Y yields have almost inverted the 2Y, a leading indicator of impending recession. The bull run can’t last forever, not with rates rising
>this old argument sit back and watch the bull kid
Alexander Lewis
Don't worry I will sell them at open for you and dump the proceeds in the picks you have done world classe research on (like HMNY)
Josiah Brooks
>Intel sell their ASML shares They gave up on the 10nm tech node and ramping up their fabs to 450mm wafers. It's pretty bleak yo
Leo Butler
The underlying strenght doesnt vanish. Money just becomes worth more
Kevin Rogers
"value stocks at cheapest ever" Pearl
Charles Martinez
Recessions historically happened 6-18 months after inversion, and were still at 0.3, hold your horses.
Ryan Diaz
A lot of value stock money went straight to bonds in the last few days.
Lucas Brooks
i think the next recession will be entirely election dependent, i think that's why the Fed is trying to jack up rates so they have something to cut when/if it happens.
William Phillips
>i think the next recession will be entirely election dependent Doubt it >i think that's why the Fed is trying to jack up rates so they have something to cut when/if it happens. Totally agree BOJ and ECBe don't have that leeway rn, if a crisis happen they will go straight to helicopter money.
Dylan Diaz
GBR gonna moon?
Aiden Cruz
you don't think these big firms are throwing money into the market knowing that they won't have their taxes raised or some other surprise capital controls, they like it, they had 8 years of caution and Fed stimulus, i think they would choose organic growth over that any day.
I think we would need to see some bad data points in the 1st-2nd qt to see a real sell off. This blip was just to check some mindless buyers.... hurr durr only one way to go and that's up
Wyatt Sanchez
i wonder how man ARM's there are out there now, you think the Fed just fcked over some bank sheets, not alot, but i bet some....
Jacob Williams
too shame we will see that only next qtr
Grayson Williams
when they are done with the raises another 1.5% to go there will be a shit show of foreclosures again.
Josiah Adams
ugh, i can't type for shit this early in the morning
Lucas Watson
I doubt it, most ARMS have limits to yearly increases but, i thought it was .5-.75%, with a upside limit of 5%, but it all depends on when you got it and what size it is.... i know some friends who were hot on ARMS cause they were getting mortgages at 3.25-3.5, but if that goes up to 6, i'm sitting pretty with my 4.25 fixed, should have been 4 but my banks a bunch of degree holding know nothings....
Is it normal for foreign stocks to take 2 days before I can use the funds again?
Connor Jackson
When a chip manufacturer decides to change their wafer size, they permanently lose their position at the front. If they don't focus on development the whole time, they'll get a setback from which they'll never recover. t. Recently got a lecture from an NXP exec and I asked why they didn't change to larger wafer size because of the lesser waste.
>When a chip manufacturer decides to change their wafer size, they permanently lose their position at the front Intel did it a few times and didn't lose their position until they stopped doind R&D on things that matter. t. microelectronics process engineer
Owen Moore
Good idea to buy AMD now that they've dipped? Earnings will be published the 24th, I expect them to be pretty green looking back at this year.
Lincoln Watson
>massive ECC dip yesterday >panic >sell half low >buy near the bottom of the dip >lower my cost average by over a dollar >end up making money on the snapback Don't ever say selling low is always a bad decision
I meant a company like ASML or NXP from which Intel buys tech and half fabricates. It doesn't really matter if Intel does it because they focus on what consumers want instead of what chip manufacturers want.
Ryan Anderson
So JPM and all the other banks show amazing earnings growth. Everything's gonna bounce back hard today. I'd say guaranteed money today. Who's gonna bounce the hardest?
Grayson Rivera
ASML makes the whole industry's most advanced lithography tools. Intel being out of this means that they aren't going to catch up with TSMC's 7nm node now.
Isaac Garcia
Consumers don't care about wafer size or a new technology taking a year longer to develop. Intel, amd etc do care about that though, which means the actual producers have a much harder time trying to convert to larger wafers for two years.
Ok, my negroes, sorry about this this stupes question but can you daytrade options or is stricly for phd chans? Ex. I buy a put that expires in a week and trades 1.00 at the bell, it goes to 2.00 by midday, i sell. Or is there something that can get me just’d? I’m just curious.
It could go up and expire worthless, but you won't lose more than your principle. Writing options however is an entirely different game in that aspect.
