>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.
For short term, I don't know, but for more long term outlook, my retirement funds are still invested in the market for now.
Brayden Morales
the SPX is going back to all time highs in no time maybe it drops 1-2% more so what, fake we are going to 4000 and beyond Dont even worry about it. Understand this
Not particularly worried. I have some signs I've been using for the past 10 years. Pulled my retirement funds to safety before the recession and the 2015-2016 sell off. If it changes then it changes. Just gotta go with the flow.
listen up, neet its not unsustainable, its the perfect system, debt isnt a problem anywhere in america right now We took care of everything, thats why the market has done what it did the past year, and the mechanics of the index will force it up even in its last throws of death So you buy that dip
>average eps keeps increasing to new heights >companies have much larger cash reserves now than 2015 haha yeah those megacorps will default any day now
Lincoln Jenkins
I'm saving for a house, I have 5k in stocks/funds and around 8k in savings. Should I buy the dip or keep some savings so I can buy a house in the near future... I wanna invest but don't wanna sell too soon to buy a house once I could .
Carter Walker
MONDAY WILL BE GREEN as fuck, unless you like bonds, those yields will be green as well.
William Miller
you just missed a dip
wait for a real crash in the next couple years
Gabriel Jenkins
honestly, you're timeframe, and honestly how good is reliiable credit, locking in a low interest mortgage isn't the stupidest thing, shit is getting out of contriol, personally investing in a house or piece of property in this envroionment is fundamentally bad because the rising intrerest rates will depreciate values in home equiities, and sons of fucking bitches are taking lones against pre-existing equity and selling houses to the banks, but thhe banks don't want to sell homes, and the boom of this bust is at hand now, no rates are going strait up. But some nigger user said Bonds are about to reverse! He looked at a chart and laughed. Some people aren't qualified to know the difference between put shinoal and get shit off my shoe.
Ryder Taylor
to be honest... lock in your loan but watch home prices depreciate over the next 10 years, and in 20 youll be ok.
Joseph Nelson
Some of my stocks still didn't went up.
Jason Gutierrez
Should I buy a home though when they probably will lower in price pretty near future.
Asher Russell
I don’t know if over half of college graduates having student debt into their upper 30s/early 40s is a good thing.
Buy apartment/house when the market is down but still be signed up for waiting lists for apartments so when the market is up, you move into a rental.
Repeat this indefinitely for every housing crash?
Angel Morris
Houses are always a good investment if you are just sitting on mountains of cash/have good credit. You can rent them out to cover costs and sell them when they gain value. The best type of area to buy is something in an area that is undergoing development/is soon. Since I’m in DFW that’s fucking everywhere.
Though when I say best I mean short term, if your looking a decade or more down a line of old farm land or plots in small towns near highways eventually will run for 5-20 times what you bought it for.
Good cheap land can be bought in any environment, but good houses in a town is obviously most lucrative when markets are down.
Nicholas Bennett
Can't wait to see all those pink wojacks from the retarded permabulls tomorrow.
So this is not the right time to buy you agree, since houses here are at a ath and are rising too fast.
Oliver Thompson
I feel the enormous technological advancements we have made since the last depression will soon lead to an abolishment of the stock market. Smartphones, Youtube, Wikipedia and internet culture have enabled everyone to be highly informed and make educated decisions lightning fast. Imagine how quickly faulty subprime mortgages would have been found by autists on reddit or Jow Forums and then propagated via social media.
Wall Street is no longer the playground of the elites and I wonder how much longer they will tolerate us.
Michael Peterson
There are a lot more People on the stock market which are not always the most educated on the topic. Imagine all the panic sellers elites can profit on now that it takes 10 minutes to invest in stocks even if you know nothing about it .
David Turner
northrop grumman looks really attractive rn desu
Charles Cox
What does it mean to buy or short VIX? What are you actually buying? How is it bad if vix shorts get margin called? Why does it affect the regular market?
Not unless you can find something cheap or in a developing area. Just keep in mind the price for Housing in already developed areas has no guarantee to ever drop.
Jason Martinez
there's no amount of education that will help people from panic selling or fomo buying. misinformation travels 100x faster than truth, and many reject truth even when it finally arrives. the elites, of course would welcome dumb money entering the market, there's no reason they wouldn't want more money in the game to work with.
Jacob Long
>interest rates rise >bond yields rise >big capital takes profits out of stock markets, puts it in bonds >economy grinds to halt from lack of capital >lack of capital ensures no more growth in stock market >dollar value goes up
That might be our future. Just a steady decline...
Mason Cook
Brainlet here, why would the value of usd go up?
Leo Rogers
Available supply of USD goes down = Value of USD goes up.
Basically, when people can just loan easily from the bank, then the value of USD goes down because each time the bank creates a loan it basically creates new USD which causes inflation.
With high interest rates people will be less interested in loaning which means less dosh is pumped into the economy which causes deflation.
Also if people are reluctant to invest their money, then their money (USD) will be harder to get, which means its value increases.
Samuel Barnes
It does not work quite as he claimed. USD raises in value with the market because yields are forced to rise with it or become irrelevant.
Rising interest rates hurt bond yields and by extension lower the value of currency. Thats how the government fights inflation, but I'm not sure how his thought process developed.
Maybe he is assuming literally everyone cashes out of the stock market, and then literally everyone puts that money into bonds, but that would cause super inflation and USD would be worth nothing. Gold would resurface and multiply in value several times over, as would land, and any physical asset really.
TLDR: Higher bond yields=Higher stock market value Higher Interest Rates=Lower bond Yields Lower stock market=less value on the dollar
Just dollar cost average in that bitch if you aren't confident.
Blake Hill
>TLDR: Higher bond yields=Higher stock market value what
higher interest rates means higher cost to borrow means companies are paying more to service their debt, less suitable growth opportunities = lower stock market value
stupid anime poster tripfag
Austin Gutierrez
During periods of economic expansion, bonds and the stock market trade inversely as they are competing for capital. Selling in the stock market leads to lower yields as money moves into the bond market. Stock market rallies lead to rising yields as money moves from the safety of the bond market to riskier stocks. Under these circumstances, when optimism about the economy grows, money moves into the stock market as it is more leveraged to economic growth. Additionally, economic growth also carries with it inflation risk, which erodes the value of bonds.
lock in your low interest rate while you can, i don't fuckiing know what men get off on by dressing as women, when a woman goes through child birth she holds a baby, when i see a mans mascarea running becuause he's crying and dressed as a woman, he's a fucking faggot.
Gavin Johnson
Welp, time to go read back up on the oil situation
Jose Harris
Wait what's going on now Are people still mad that saudis tortured that newscaster guy?
Ryder Kelly
Any tips or a guide on creating a diversified portfolio? Going for a long-term investing plan.
Anthony Ward
to where? what's the top? fuckers love claiming shit bottomed, and I see further downward movement which is why I will fucking make it, and you'll just be a pourman.
Levi Perez
I don't know if anyone really cares but they'll definitely use it as ammunition. Trump had to at least act like he cared which in turn prompted the Saudis to talk back. If they hurt Trump's ego he might actually do something.
Blake Hernandez
They kidnapped him probably on orders of the Saudi gov and cut him into pieces inside a consulate. No trial, pure crystal execution.
Can't let that slide. Sets a dangerous precedence.
I also want to see house of Saud get their shit pushed in for 9/11.
Brandon Lee
change the narrative goy, oy vey.
Brody Anderson
i got an idea, lets respect musliims, and call jews the problem with everything everywhere in the world. then while my kid will drive a benz you're kid will have a hard time finding friends.
Robert Bennett
Why would they do that inside their consulate, though? They could have just snatched im off the street.
Sebastian Martin
Diversify over time by averaging into your positions. Diversify across the market by investing in different sectors. Diversify your portfolio by owning between 1-3 dozen companies.
Some people also recommend diversifying across market capitalization, but I don't believe in that. Only buy large cap blue chips.
Aiden Miller
Arrogance
Owen Martin
How do index funds factor into diversification? Are they a good starter investment?
Dylan Lewis
diversity is for losers, who can't pick winners and losers. massive faggots who can't predict vix spikes and profit at the times when others are in a panic.
Jacob Jones
the dow is the top 30 by market cap, the s&p is 500 by market cap and if you like tech pump and dumps look the the nasdaq.
James Powell
yeah they're good starter investments, there's nothing wrong with buying broad arrangements of good companies, like the dow.
Michael Harris
good day negroes, whats your gameplan for this week
Justin Jackson
They are diversified by definition. If you don't know what you want out of investing, then an S&P 500 fund is a safe bet. Historically it's an 8% capital gains savings account.
Levi Wright
What's good way to invest in overseas markets? Name I want to focus on China, India and Brazil as (even though they are going through some rough times right now) I see a lot of potential for their growth? Are 'emerging market' ETF's worth it? It seems like the market has been flooded with ETF's of various qualities.
>good news on China relations. I would expect the opposite why do u think its gonna be good?
Gavin Robinson
I don't expect it, It would just be nice. Trump has been assuring everyone he respects and loves Xi this last week and China has been openly stating they want to come to the table.
Xi and Trump will be meeting next month, I would call it a 50/50 shot at some sort of half hearted resolution/progress IF we don't have significant shit slinging between now and then.
your'a definitely more optimistic than me Looking at what they say and what we have on paper I see no way of warming up on trade from both sides
Parker King
We don't need to be pals. We need to shake hands once, go home with false victories and pretend everything is fine again.
Connor Morgan
fairs
Benjamin Price
i expect them to give each other hand jobs, and the mutual benefit for global economies will be felt after we deliver freedom to iran, screen cap this.
Chase Garcia
I promised free steak dinners if it happens, so my feelings become more conflicted as time draws nearer.
Michael Nelson
>Rising interest rates hurt bond yields and by extension lower the value of currency. Thats how the government fights inflation.
WTF???
Bond prices move inversely to their yield. In a period of rising interest rates bond prices will fall until their yield increases to match the market rate.
The fed Fed buys or sells bonds to control the money supply, and helps to control inflation. Since the Fed is letting their bond purchases expire, bond prices are decreasing and their yields are increasing.
When a bond's yield rises, by definition, its price falls, and when a bond's yield falls, by definition, its price increases.
Interest Rate+ Bond Yield -
I suppose rather than saying hurt, I should have said lowered. I see where that could have caused confusion.
EX: You've just purchased a bond with a maturity of five years, a coupon of 5.0%, and you bought it at par (i.e.; 100%), investing $1,000. At this point, your bond is worth exactly what you paid for it, no more and no less. Also, just to be clear, you will receive annual interest of $50 ($1,000 x 5.0% = $50), plus a return of your principal at maturity. However, the market value of your bond will fluctuate after your purchase as interest rates rise or fall. Let's assume that interest rates rise. In fact, let's assume they rise to 7.0%. Because new bonds are now being issued with a 7.0% coupon, your bond, which has a 5.0% coupon, is not worth as much as it was when you bought it. Why? If investors can invest the same $1,000 and purchase a bond that pays a higher interest rate, why would they pay $1,000 for your lower-interest bond? In this case, the value of your bond would be less than $1,000. Hence, your bond would be trading at a discount. Conversely, if interest rates were to fall after your purchase, the value of your bond would rise because investors cannot buy a new issue bond with a coupon as high as yours. In this case, your bond would be worth more than $1,000. Hence, it would trade at a premium.
Like all of his other deals, it will be 90% the same as before and Trump will talk about how great of a dealmaker he is.
Wyatt Morris
I don't see a need to diversify across several sectors for swing trading. Long hodl is a different story. For swing i prefer to specialize in a single sector and focus all research efforts on it. If i know the basic DD on all the main tickers it's much easier for me to select positions to enter when good entry opportunities arise. 3-5 open positions plus 30% cash to cost average or jump on occasional day trades is my comfy zone. After buying up last week dip i'm now 0% cash and slightly nervous. Should be fine though. My stuff has catalysts this week.
Jace Harris
>TLDR: Higher bond yields=Higher stock market value >Higher Interest Rates=Lower bond Yields >Lower stock market=less value on the dollar
