>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 had me worried there, thinking you were JUST'd. Don't do that again please.
Jose Collins
tell us who you are
Aiden Sanchez
I think that AI/AR (rel. tech) will increase, diversify and extend division of labor, and because of this it will increase jobs on long term. It might shoa some jobs in short term though. But that is just me.
Yeah I guess I could just work at a shitty job and just save up a ton. It's a shame that I'm limited in what I can do but whatever.
Christopher Rodriguez
i work a 'shitty' job but im going to make it.
Im 24 and deliver pizza for about $3k a month after taxes/gas, and invest over 1k monthly. Usually i can buy upto $1500, my costs are 1500-2000 monthly. Even making very little money if you save efficiently and don't waste money on useless shit before and during retirement you dont need multi millions to retire, and you certainly dont need to work until 65+. I probably will never make much more than i do right now but ill still be done working well before 50, and currently are projected to be done at 41-42
Matthew Martin
I'm almost 30 though but whatever I guess.i doubt ill live until 65 tbdesu I dont even want too
Christopher Gray
Damn, you're a magician with money. I'm just hoping to be at a point where I'm investing a grand a month into, well, stocks, options gambles, guns, prepper shits and boomermetals.
Adam Nelson
what do the lines say
im too brainlet for that TA shit
Brody Brooks
check the url :^)
Joseph Reed
o fuggle
can I just switch a couple url's in Jow Forums x code to fix this?
What was the reason for 4channel work safe boards? Should definitely be under Jow Forums all of them - REVERT
Brandon Flores
is that you trump?
Jayden Watson
because Jow Forums was blocked by adlists.
Oliver Garcia
kek that really is uncanny
Jeremiah Perez
Nobody wanted to advertise when the blue boards were lumped in with hentai and futa and shit.
Jaxon Jenkins
are you an old granny or something and don't use adblock?
Nicholas Reed
>he favors dividends over capital appreciation >he wants to be taxed during the CURRENT YEAR.jpg at his regular income rate vs. the capital gains rate whenever he sells
larger view. Look at this shit. 2019-2020 bloodbath incoming. normies are going to cry. this is going to destroy crypto as well. we are looking at a JUSTING that will make this year look like a tea party.
what’s interest rates? i keep hearing on the news that due to interest rates rising/falling the bonds/stocks are X or Y and etc
Christian Davis
>what are interest rates wew
Benjamin Russell
> What are interest rates. Tyranny.
Oliver Torres
its just stuff. dont worry about it everything you hear on the news is a fucking shit
Henry Ortiz
at their most basic, interest rates set the demand for cash.
as interest rates increase, yields on debt (i.e. bonds) increase. pre-existing bonds lose value, because they have yields that are lower than can be bought on the open market, or directly from the government.
equities like stocks lose value for several reasons. as interest rates increase, cash becomes more valuable, which inherently reduces stock prices. also, stock yields must rise to compete with bond and debt instrument yields, so the stock prices fall relative to stock dividend payments. also, companies dependent on cheap credit (that have poor debt ratings) suffer liquidity issues under an environment of rising rates.
as central banks like the federal reserve raise interest rates, they make money "more expensive," which is called quantitative tightening. vice versa, money becomes cheaper, quantitative easing.
Kayden Gray
how come btc-usd is 4k but btc-cad is 6k?
Leo Collins
The question of interest rates and what they are would be so much more simpler without Government meddling. Gold Standard was really a 'price of liberty' in one sense..
Isaac Lopez
>red boards aren't even in the navbar anymore How do I short Gookmoot?
Jordan Jackson
>4channel
gay as fuck
Logan Mitchell
How do I short Jow Forums?
Chase Clark
as far as I can tell (you)'s no longer exist on 4channel
You listen to that guy. I've followed this chart all the way since Oct and made heaps. Ignore the dates but see the levels.
Look at Oil. World house prices. Interest rates and debt. The global economy isn't healthy. Plus a crash happens every 10 years without fail. PLUS demographics. Boomers are retired and dying.
Yeah like this guy said. I make just under 27k a year. But I have a pension + 401k + savings/brokerage (which I add to each month). My col is low. I live close to work. My car is paid for. (My wife's is to). The only debt is credit card (1k) and a house. Will I be a millionaire by the time I can retire from my job at age 50? Hell no. But I will be able to just kick back and just enjoy life. No having to work unless I just want to.
Eli Hernandez
Key supports for S&P500 long term trend. October low at $2603 and February low at $2532. Highlighted in hot pink. Because. One of these has to hold. If both break it's going to be 2008 all over again and possibly worse.
Now there's no goddamned economic reason why those double bottoms shouldn't hold right now. Where is crisis? Where are the empty office buildings and waves of bankruptcies? Some of that stuff should have happened already.
>we never retested feb lows. Were heading right back down there, bouncing, then riding down to 2450.
Okay, why $2450 for the low?
Justin Mitchell
Winter is the Holy season, use your suffering to purge your impurities. >I unironically believe this
Gabriel Cox
>implying technicals mean anything in the long term
support lines aren't what's going to determine how the market does, interest rates and trade with china is technicals are useful for predicting fluctuations in the absence of news or other fundamental catalysts in the long term, fundamentals are what actually causes the market to move in a certain direction
