>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, Ratsu is stupid, 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.
Alright the over all sentiment from the last thread seems to have high hopes for RGSE so I'm going 10k shares on that at market open. Should I also put in a little something for MNGA or nah?
RGSE nice last minute volume on Friday. We can see .64 in first 15 minutes on Monday and will consolidate
Noah Bailey
hey I'm all down for a nice PUMP and DUMP this MNGA thing is a little wacky though, the online sentiment seems to be long but it looks like it's long overdue for a nice POP
Christopher Garcia
Would be nice if valuations got down a little. Would ensure higher profits for future invested money, even though I am a hodler. In the long run a nice bear market would be in my best interests. As long as I can hold down a job that is.
Brandon Wood
very convincing ladyboy, except for the lack of tits
I bought RGSE in the past when I was first starting to trade and lost money on it (mostly because I had no clue what I was doing and bought it without doing any research on the company itself, then sold when I was in the red), but I don't really know enough about it to genuinely have a negative opinion on it
they're all traded in lots of 40,000 pounds (18 metric tons), apparently lean hog chads don't fuck around, this might actually too advanced for most Jow Forumslets
there are still a few people who shorted the bottom in denial here, they just aren't posting because they don't want to be mocked they'll come out of the woodworks if we're red for even a second, though
Jose Cruz
they move real money in the lean hogs market, only the most elite of Jow Forums traders could hope to hold their own there
Carson Peterson
When?
Aiden Powell
They're trying to load up their short positions
Kevin Rivera
feels like one more bump before the avalanche dump. I think tomorrow everything is up and W-Fri will be a blood bath again
Kevin Evans
We will see what the plunge protection team decides to do.
Nicholas Bell
i would love to sit on my junk pile of cash and wait for the next deep red dip but watching a week long bull run will drive me insane watching from the bleachers
is it stupid to hold dvyl long-term? i know people say leveraged etfs arent good for long-term investments, but i dont really understand why. i read the article below, but i dont really understand the math about losses being harder to recoup
why do you expect such a massive dump? why does anyone expect this? We see the PPT is doing its job at curbing panic selling and US economic factors are looking good for 2018. The only reason it seems people would continue selling is if they think the market is still overpriced and/or if the mild political turmoil keeps freaking them out. Neither of which would result in an avalanche tho.
Interested to hear what other anons think regarding this though
William Evans
You should put on a trip and maybe put some stock picks out there.. but let me guess.. you're too much of a beta virgin to do so?
If you weren't such a newfag you'd know the the BGFV trade was for shits and giggles and that i only put a trip on because some faggot in here was acting just like you.. so please.. put on a trip and put some stock picks out there.. i'm guessing you won't because you will disappear like all the other trips that come and go thinking they are master traders... do it buddy.. put on a trip...
Brody Taylor
You should ask yourself whether GE is worth more as its parts than as a conglomerate.
I've never read their reports but they must have information on individual business units.
William Flores
reacting emotionally to trolls is not a good look. have more resolve brother.
Elijah Turner
>bgfv trade was for shits and giggles you literally went on for months about how it was going to hit mid teens and acted like anyone that said otherwise was an idiot
instead you quietly dumped and now you're pretending it was a good trade
Lincoln Baker
now you're doing the same shit with LCI and when it dumps 50% in a few months you'll do the same shit again with a new company
Brody Morales
ur chances don't look gr8 m8. It'd just focus on minimizing losses at this point.
Luis Clark
>instead you quietly dumped I literally made a post that i sold all of it... pretty sure someone has that screenshot.........
just seeing if he'll do it.. probably won't though cause hes a pussy.
LCI is way undervalued.. Guy Gentile has $20million in it.. do you think he's going to let it dump another 50% when he owns 10% of the company? what do you think about the big institutions that own 85% of the company that haven't sold?? are you smarter than all of them? should you go tell them it's a shit trade and show them your $500 robinhood portfolio to show them you mean business??
Gabriel Campbell
bring back the smug killer anime girls
Kayden Murphy
this. we may see a few more rocky months of sideways action, then another run up until probably 2021-2022 long term. This correction is just that. A correction.
Owen Roberts
are semis like mu and nvidia a buy now?
William Jones
Leverage is increasing for both consumers and corporations and nearing unsustainable levels. The tight labor market combined with things like the end of tax cut stimulus and tariffs may very well lead to a profit squeeze and corporate defaults.
Wyatt Parker
I think the Cheeto man recently shitposted about working out a deal with China
Jeremiah Adams
That scenario seems likely to occur eventually but not right now while earnings are good.
Leo Barnes
buy SPY puts at $260
Isaac King
Based, I love Cheeto man, guess I better buy.
Lincoln Perry
>are semis like mu and nvidia a buy now?
Now would be the time to bet if you think China deal well turn out acceptable. Fairly safe trade as support level is near and you can immediately put a stop loss right below.
Christian Diaz
Same. One of my coworkers was openly hating on him. I thankfully haven't seen that much of it yet.
Jack Walker
LCI has already dropped 60% since his initial recommendation.
He was pumping it way back, before they announced ending their partnership with some distributor and wrote off like 200mil in goodwill. The stock crashed like 50% in one day or some shit. I felt kind of bad, but at this point it's possible he averaged in enough during that 3-4$ bottom to reach nearly breakeven with the current price.
LCI is probably at a real bottom now though, unless the overall market continues plunging. Their massive leverage multiplies the losses, but it can regain just as quickly by simply reporting steady profit.
Luis Ortiz
Tomorrow my positions will crash. I'm too drunk to envision a future where things go up for me. Why do I continue to persist?
Jack Green
Tomorrow I have a stop-buy order active for a stock and I figured since I rarely use this type of order I would explain the scenario and strategy for it.
I previously bought TBP (pic related) at 0.69 and 0.72. When it rejected at first resistance of 0.87 I sold, I had a limit order to sell half at 0.87 in case that happened, and decided to sell the remainder of my position before close on Friday. Betting the price would retrace some after three consecutive days of decent gain. It's possible this was just an oversold bounce and I tend to lean towards that interpretation for now. However, I don't know what it was or whether this stock will remain bullish so: enter the stop-buy order.
I don't want to buy at current range as there is no confirmation of bullish sentiment shift. My stop-buy is set at 0.88, meaning I want to buy back in to this stock if and only if it breaks 0.87 resistance. A limit order in this situation would fill at 0.88 and any price below that because that's how limit orders work. Stop order buy, on the other hand, does not go live unless the price hits 0.88.
I've fallen for him back when he started shilling for fb in the summer. I'm now sitting at dozens of shares with a cost average of 165 lol
Chase Lopez
Double yikes. It's best to avoid companies enormously dependent on ads for revenue altogether.
Easton Bell
>It's a YT video >They're yelling
Closed
Gavin Collins
P/E ratio of 17 Over 40 billion in cash No debt Zuckerberg and Sandberg jew-combo Big moat no competition
Ryder Williams
You know what caused balck tuesday? Panic investors who invested without researching the companies, expecting quick profits. This overleveraged investors leaving the market en masse.
Jaxon Cruz
CGA might be a buy
Aiden Thompson
So uh, I have a Stash account and mainly trade in ETFs.
I also have a 401(k) through my job that I need to diversify.
All told I've saved/invested about $2500 this year. I'm still poor as shit but am proud of myself. Would any anons have other suggestions for me since my only regret is not starting saving/investing back when I was still in high school?
Jordan Foster
meh I'd feel comfortable buying fb here
Evan Sullivan
>HURR, YIELD INVERSION not the one that matters >HURR, WE'VE NEVER GONE LONGER THAN 10 YEARS WITHOUT A RECESSION, PAST PERFORMANCE IS A PERFECT PREDICTOR OF FUTURE PERFORMANCE, HURR
Call me when -the REAL yield inversion happen -we experience negative GDP growth -inflation is out of control -rising wages/overheated job market
Elijah Nguyen
Congrats for achieving something worthwhile.
Every investor regrets not starting earlier, so you are not alone with that.
Patience, high savings rate and regular diversified (domestic & international) stock investments do 80% of the wealth accumulation job. At some point if you have courage and don't care about volatility you could try using leverage to boost your returns. At maximum only use 10% or 20% leverage, no more. Many people have lost everything due to too much leverage. Good luck and stay the course!
Brandon James
If you make minimum wage you should also think about ways to increase your income.
Brayden Howard
I'd buy fb and leave myself enough capital to DCA to ~70-80$. I don't know what else Zuck may come out of the closet with.
Im pretty sure SVXY is free money. its half leverage after the liquidation incident so it wont decay
Charles Edwards
hey mr Weed lmao your Canada goos is mooning
Alexander Stewart
yeah i mean the VIX is at 27 rn very rarely stays that way for long, even IF its going higher in the long term. could EASILY see below 20 before close imo
Levi Cook
RSI 1 hour is about to break. Gonna test that low again.
Ayden Evans
dope so i MIGHT be able to get a good VIX short in anyways what an exciting way to end the year
its been fun lads cheers to compounding gains for the rest of our lives
