>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.
Sundown here. decided to check th e thread before bed. I can and alway. What do you guys wanna watch? I’ve been watching clips of Kurt russel in the Thing, movie about masculinity. I’ve also been watching clips from Jackass in Spanish, really a lot better when you can’t understand the dialogue. I’ll get up before noon tomorrow and find something better, just you watch.
the more important question is what program to do this in, MATLAB, Python, or Tradingview?
you realize Jow Forums has id's right?
must be on youtube right?
im still down for Akira but seems like a lost cause at this point
is the lego movie free on youtube still saturday?
wallstreet (charlie sheen) would be a nice one to watch
a repeat of comfy's Big Short showing when we arnt at peak bull might be fun too (i got the downloaded file on a google drive somewhere if needed)
Thank You For Smoking is a fun movie to watch thats about spin and the markets too, but it might be considered too offtopic (then again the serbian film wasnt exactly stock market related)
Is there a market lingo term for a "neutral" investor/trader
I buy stocks in sectors that are as loosely correlated with the broader market as possible (biotech, utilities, consumer staples) specifically because I don't want to be a bull or a bear My ideal is to have a portfolio that can perform well regardless of economic conditions Biotech because people will continue to have diseases and need health care regardless of how the economy is doing, utilities because people need water and electricity regardless of how the economy is doing, and consumer staples because people will only stop buying them in the event of a total economic collapse
GALT is in long term triangle end and short term triangle end, so it hard for say there slight ascending wedge and poor market conditions in generally, so me am thinking it will break out of triangle down
interesting it is a very volatile stock, technicals tend to vary wildly on it i think it'll go up soon because of an incoming fundamental catalyst (partnership/bo), but I could see it going down in the absence of news
thanks for the chart reading
Ethan Turner
Splits are gay, re-merge
Joseph Price
what index funds should i dump about $1000 per paycheck ($2000 per month) into if it's just accumulating my bank account right now?
i'd rather not dick around with/risk individual stocks unless there's a good argument for doing so. my goal is to treat it like a bank account for the most part where i just deposit and forget.
