>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.
Good day again today. +1.5% which I consider a fantastic outcome considering I was stopped out of Constellation Brands this morning. Would have been about +2% without the goddamn Mexican beer brigade dropping the ball on earnings.
I'm not even going to bother trying to make money off of this, I'm too stupid. I'll just wait for everything to tank so I can be poor forever.
Nathaniel Clark
yikes
Benjamin Gonzalez
I made some weird options plays today and am not exactly sure but by a quick look it seems I closed just about flat, slightly negative from the DB move down. Worked from home today, wish I could do this every day instead of wagekeking in an office all day.
Ryder Hill
I bought 10 shares on 12/26. I'm up like 12% already
You should take your option money down to the roulette tables instead. Options statistically favor premium sellers; you're going to eat those 50% losses in a day if you're not spreading your risk off.
Camden Brooks
Nah roulettes not my style. Max odds don't pass bar every roll.
Samuel Harris
Betting on red/black is 49% if I recall. Buying an ATM/OTM put or a call is
Benjamin Hall
I decided to go ahead and enter a long-ish swing on a Canadian oil/gas ETF just before close. Whipsaw volatility is a-okay with me on that one.
Jackson Bailey
adding to my 2019 ROTH IRA soon, $6k this year boys. What should I buy? Pure index funds/couple blue chippers?
Nolan Brown
Yeah but they can pay more than 2-1. So what's your point?
Jordan Morgan
It's not like the options I trade have a huge spread. It's like 3 cents with plenty of liquidity the vast majority of the time.
Levi Collins
BST is the best way to sell covered calls if you're too lazy to do it yourself
It's statistically a losing game; over a large number of occurrences (trades), you'll be down. For example, if you were to buy the XLE $62 put for $.49 today, there's only a 32.52% chance of XLE moving down to $61/share by expiration where you'd double your money.
Alexander Wood
anyone sell puts on triple leveraged bull ETFs? the premiums are massive compared to normal stocks
Lincoln Butler
Dividend aristocrats ETF with DRIP
Gabriel Carter
The way I see it, it's either going to become double or more what it's worth or it won't. That means I'm statistically going to come out ahead since it's a 50% chance and it can pay more than double.
Justin Morgan
why is this superior for the next 20 years to SPY ?
Xavier Evans
Go with BST user, it's basically the NASDAQ with a 6% dividend
Christopher Jones
You know what, I could argue with you, but think whatever you like. I'm always happy to have more people to sell options to.
Colton Torres
So was James Cordier.
Noah Parker
Just buy NOBL and put it on drip and walk away.
Luke Thomas
Same level of general retardation, but tough to tell
Tyler Sanders
Thanks for the concern, but I don't sell uncovered. Still glad to have more people to buy what I sell. :)
Landon Carter
I think anyone that genuinly considers buying penny stocks like magnegas or pennies in general should consider suicide.
James Moore
it is actually funny when people compare warren buffet's return they most often compare berkshire stock performance vs. sp500, which is good, but dont realize berkshire's actual portfolio is taking the beating by sp500 by a landslide! so there is either buffet premium or simply people think brk stock equals their portfolio =)
In 2011, Berkshire’s portfolio return was 4%. (The S&P 500 was up 2.1%.)
In 2012, Berkshire’s portfolio return was 15.7%. (The S&P 500 was up 16%.)
In 2013, Berkshire’s portfolio was up 13.6%. (The S&P 500 was up 32.4%.)
In 2014, Berkshire’s portfolio was up 8.4%. (The S&P 500 was up 13.7%.)
the way I view it is put and call options are the only way to trade certain stocks on margin. especially if you want to short. statistically, you're correct. But if I want exposure to shorting on robinhood buying puts are practical.
Parker Baker
VFIAX or VTSAX?
Tyler Morales
Takes care of itself rather quickly in my experience
Nathan Cox
I have about 29 grand in my employers 401k that's doing well and that I don't fuck with. I downloaded robinhood just to fuck around with shit. How does my paupers portfolio look?
its really insane hes cucked the SP500 that god damn hard and he makes so few moves
how much of his profit is from things only he has access to though?
Kevin Sullivan
If you're talking about buying puts as a hedge or something, that's a totally different thing. But if you're shorting, I can't think of a good reason why you wouldn't spread your risk off. You could do a short call/long put vertical spread, long put ratio backspread, synthetic covered put, etc.
Robert Brown
Up 1,9%, doing well! Finally recovering, though sadly my oil companies (my largest investment) aren't recovering that quickly.
Ethan Collins
Recently he has been cucked by the zoomer tech shit sadly, but yes his returns since 1980 is better than bitcoin He's worth a lot, so probably a lot :^)
Buffet had like annualized 20% retruns for 50 years straight or something, but nowadays, been decades, it's abysmal and their portfolio looks more like index fund, just slighty worse
Juan Hill
i guess he rode coca cola, mcdonalds a lot, both beat indexes for 40 years
Jacob Powell
get a load of this sucker
in europe its 47.5% in america it can be as low as 45%
Bentley Rogers
I am relatively new to trading options but I am basically doing something similar to long put ratio spread without shedding any of my risk buy selling a put ITM. I am also not risking very much as I am buying the puts close to where I think the price is going and trading the expected volatility. I am not planning to hold these options to maturity.
Brayden Nguyen
Wtf elaborate?! How does he do it?
Elijah Taylor
by the time he dies BRK will be getting 100% dividend cost on yield on his shares of KO. It'll basically be free money each and every quarter, not to mention the price accumulation
Leo Gomez
he accumulated that much in assets. lol.
Jason Bennett
Should be okay as long as you're routing it for a credit so you have no upside risk, have a decent amount of time on the options, and are doing it in a low IV environment since vega is very high on those.
Austin Stewart
Imagine if he put his assets onto DRIP. He would own the entire world in less than 10 years
Gavin Turner
BRKA and B owns 400,000,000 shares of KO and will get approximately $650M in dividends next year. fuck me running
Luke Hernandez
what's a diversity visa lottery? I'm listening to this cute spic on the t.v talk about it right now
Easton Morris
>300% gains betting on red/black Don't be a pussy and put it all on 27 red
Parker Cox
thats based as fuck, how close to outright owning KO is he? how many companies does he buy into that he has to worry about owning 51% of them and then having to run the stupid thing?
Jaxon Adams
TTNP got me 75% returns late last year. I only put 100 bucks in but whatever, it's more fun than index investing
Wyatt Jackson
There is a right and wrong way to play penny stocks. They can be traded successfully but steps need to be taken to manage the high risk exposure.
Easton Torres
i think he has around 10% of KO
Josiah Williams
Up 5% today but still down 8% overall across my portfolio.
Was down 30% a couple weeks ago though, should scrape it all back together over the next week.
Dylan Green
it's where they randomly give out visas to shitskins just because they're not white (seriously)
Blake Nguyen
>he didn't buy ORGO
Liam Sullivan
what happens if he DRIPs KO for the next decade lmao
Elijah Lewis
how lovely /sarcasm
Henry Sanders
KO is a pretty decent stock. They don't miss earnings often. I'm looking at maybe entering at around $46 if markets stay bullish, maybe $43 if the indices go back to retest lows again.
i like KO but something that worries me is how they have been having lower revenue and net income in the last couple of years.
Henry Russell
does anyone know other forums for discussing biotech stock?
Jayden Thompson
-50%on ttnp here, also gambled 100 bucks so who fucking cares .
Jason Hernandez
reddit
Jace Bennett
Yes
Carson Price
so at 39 cents a share I could make a DECENT amount in dividends?
Andrew Morgan
i own a sizable number of shares in KO and their dividend is by far my favorite day. I'm thinking next years dividend will be 41 cents per share. I don't DRIP though because I"m very overweight on KO and I use it to purchase other stocks I think are undervalued
Logan Lewis
Trading forums tend to be shitty. There are boards on plebbit et al for that sort of deal but nothing is good to provide good useful information. It's generally best to research on your own about promising biotech stocks and plow through several charts to find something worthwhile.
Eh? Depends entirely on how much you want to put in and what you're looking for in terms of dividend value vs. share price growth.
Isaiah Perry
I wanna be able to sit back and pay my rent in dividends while I watch anime I am a simple """man""" with simple needs
