>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.
>S&P 500 earnings results for Q3 were 4.9% better than analysts expected If this season taught me anything it's to sell before earnings no matter what.
So, I did a little math just now on Quinsam Capital's pre-IPO buy in of Acreage Holdings and posted it up on stockhouse because, judging by the neutral price action today, I don't think shareholders/prospective shareholders quite understood exactly what happened today with Acreage Holdings market debut. I don't often pump post on stockhouse or related investing sites unless I think the bulls over there are missing something staring them in the face. So.
First, for clarification, Acreage trades in USD despite being on the CSE upon their request. Quinsam Capital purchased 160,000 Acreage Holdings shares for $992,000 (USD) back in May. Cost average $6.20. Acreage Holdings closed the day at $20.25. Day 1 profit for Quinsam Capital = 226%. $992,000 principal now worth $3,240,000.
That's a very nice chunk of change for a small $37m market cap investment firm. Also keep in mind, Quinsam trades fairly aggressively. They are unlikely to hodl a bearish reversal.
Imagine being the schmuck who bought at 292 I've always wanted to be that hellish being who smokes in bars!
Mason Perry
What were the retards thinking? >HURR NEW PARADIGM >BITCOIN X14 TO THE MOON >GOTTA MINE FAST literally single digit IQs
Jack Watson
i think the blizzard buys are stupid as fuck, that company is going nowhere dude. it's been downhill ever since d3 imo
Zachary Lopez
as a old blizzard gamer I know what fucking idiots they are. as business guy, mobile brings in the money from the stupid people which are way more than the core gamer. it's sad but I am sure money wise they will profit
Dominic Brooks
im not sure about blizzard stock rn on one hand theyre a shit company who wastes money and on the other hand i know chinks will spend a fuckton of money on their new shitty mobile games
Hudson Butler
Agreed. Mobile Diablo is a likely cash cow so long as it is designed to fit the mobile audience. If it's too complex, both PC and mobile audience will reject it, leading to weak(er than expected) sales. Same story for the rest of their planned mobile spin offs.
Kayden Allen
Blizzard has been on it's way to becoming a casual gaming company. The shift to mobile I expected.
Buy. Lament that they are not a PC company and took their ip's with them. Celebrate that you will make Bank on them as an investor.
Josiah Mitchell
So now that semis are confirmed dead, is there a single industry left that isn't on death throes?
Eli Brown
What's her anavar dose?
Joshua Reed
I still believe American weed sector is the most likely to bubble up for 2019. Slippy slope on legalization is real. The stupid gains will mostly come before any sort of proper federal move in the direction of legalization occurs. Canada was the same. Your 1000%+ gains buy in opportunities mainly came from buying shortly after weedman Trudeau was elected, well before actual legislation started making its way through the system. Speculation and hype disregards most rational valuations and forgives companies running at high burn rates and big losses. These kinds of gains are going to be rare in the Canadian market moving forward but, I think, common on the US side in coming years.
Juan Taylor
networking vendors
Jaxon Flores
Newfag here. Where have you been the last six months?
Hudson Martinez
No, everyone except for the safety consumer staples has been raped, which means its time for the whole risk cycle to start over. Massive new bull run incoming
ATVI is down for the countttt boys hell yeah, fuck that shit
Jaxon Wood
Yes a little bit. I'm trying very hard to just be a boomer now. My current stack is:
19.4% Banks 17% Tech 15.7% Entertainment 12.3% Consumer food 9.11% Telecommunications 8.7% REITS 3.5 % Auto
The rest is in cash and options. I'm still holding my EZA put (should have sold during Oct). I'm probably going to buy WMT or SBUX. SBUX looks really expensive right now. It's going to be really fun pulling myself out of -20% with only a very very small portion in options.
2018 has been really interesting. Rather than a widely anticipated crash, everything was just super volatile and we ended the year basically sideways.
Kinda reminds me of '15 when we've had a very turbulent year, but then the golden bull happened in '16 and '17. I think we may have actually exited the boom and bust cycles, we are now in a 2-3 year boom followed by a flat year of catch-up cycles.
William Kelly
not to be rude but I'd rather wank to completion with a fist full of broken glass.
Jordan Clark
Impressive However you are still Chunin level spy trader. 50 points by end day tomorrow
