>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.
I learned something today. Never trust your instincts and always, always take advice from anonymous people that you meet over the internet.
Connor Robinson
I FOMO'd in on LCI, I hope you guys didn't meme me
Aiden Turner
I'd probably go for the option that puts a roof over my head. Ford has a lot of big money betting on the call side right now at it's price. The put/call ratio is 0.39.
You started in the middle of a crash so if you just hold out Youll be doing pretty well by spring time. even better by summer, few addictions by fall, in rehab by winter. Enjoy partner
I figure Ford will probably make its way back up to mid $9 range before seeing any meaningful resistance. That is if the indices stay flat or bullish in the mean time.
People are way too bullish we are due for a reversal back to mean. Seems like futures agree with me. Futures are red. We will retest December lows by end of month. Do not fall for this trap.
Easton Moore
this *is* banks buying up oversold shares. there's no reason to drop lower.
>Seems like futures agree with me. Futures are red.
Futures were red yesterday too.
Liam Gonzalez
well I'll be deducting >revenue per tax payer
Carson Cook
We're definitely due for at least a few solid red days. The daily price action for the last 11 days has been unusually bullish--there's normally a few more red bars in the mix on the way up.
Nathan Cox
Got a $1000 one year ride from AMZN
Sold half my crap in September though, and now hoping to buy the next huge AMZN dip, if they drop enough
AMZN was over 33% of my portfolio, and the gains we're good But the liquidity from selling it has been comfy, and now I don't have a single stock that can rise or fall $100 in a day, so that's nice
Time will tell if selling it was a good idea to drop or not
Also lost a good $100 or so from cryy in September too
They have to prop it up one more day because I went all in with more shorts at the bell.
Nicholas Howard
The rise on this side of the V pattern is just a reflection of the rapid fall on the red side. Lots of gaps in there with thin resistance built up on the way down. I expect more consolidation and twitchiness around the $2630-$2700 range.
You should diversify into cargo pants and speedos.
Isaiah Evans
I'm tempted to get SPY puts ending next Friday. Next week is earning and I cannot imagine they will be all to good. I think everyone knows earnings will be sub par so I am uncertain if it is baked in already.
If you were doing that, I'd go with longer dated puts or a put ratio backspread. Short dated options have toxic amounts of theta, but they're not worth selling because you'd get toxic amounts of gamma instead.
Jayden Clark
holy shit week 3 could be brutal
also friendly reminder that AMZN reports after hours Jan. 31
so expect to begin feburary with some big movement (ill let you speculate what direction)
anyone got good gmail name ideas so that i can revive the stickerbitch memes and dreams calendar with? im not going to use my real gmail to do it
If I went next week it would be on the pray that banks somehow missed earnings. I might just put my money into things like KO that don't move much or sit in cash.
I think companies like AMZN or ones that do most business online will be okay. America is lazy and everyone gets everything shipped to their house it seems.
my dad works for Nintendo he said it will be $400 by February
Ryder Garcia
KO is pretty reliant when tech and everything else sells off. They have divvies as well. I notice when other sectors sell off KO and other stocks like it tend to go up a little.
What the FUCK is up with nvax? Is this what stock manipulation looks like?
Jaxon Green
WTR, AWK, WM
I like water companies, and both WTR and AWK are attractive options AWK is the dominant player in the US water utility industry, and WTR is the closest second by size Buy AWK if you want to buy a behemoth that's very well-established, and buy WTR if you want a company that's large, but also growing more quickly than AWK
KO is a consumer staple, not a utility
Josiah King
The Vix being where it is means that the rout of December is over. Its time to cautiously accumulate shorts for the remainder of the month. The Dow and the nasdaq is going to make up 50% of what it lost, and then it's gonna go sideways until capitulation.
Next dummy spit is brexit or fed rate hikes.
We won't go above October 1st levels again for a long time.
Logan Lewis
Would Robinhood be good for US trades for ukfag? Am I even able to use the app
>tfw £11.95 per trade with hl
Camden Perez
Yeah I have KO, but was more curious about simple I-gotta-pay-the-bills tickers. I get that KO is steady but it isnt a utility. Looking for Gas, Electric, Water. Especially ones with good entry points, which is why im waiting to get back into AEE, but am buying alot of WTR.
Probably won't pump until it is middle February at this point. People will keep it down and accumulate until then. RSV phase 3 results are coming out around then.
Alexander Anderson
in your expert opinion, why has the market turned bullish?
Nathan Clark
That's why you'll never make it Comfy
Kayden Peterson
American only, there's Eueo brokers that have very cheap commissions though. >11.95 per trade Yikes
Carter Hall
I have been watching WM, seems ridiculously steady, should have bought it in December :(
AMRN is rising! At this rate by friday close I'll be sitting on 1K profit. Talk is there is a buyout rumor in the works. The company who's interested, they're stock is going for $42 at the moment. Even more Profit in the wings if this happens.
Praise AMRN! Start Praying NOW! Mega Profit is at stake!
Lincoln Price
>Talk is there is a buyout rumor in the works >The company who's interested, they're stock is going for $42 at the moment
I'm neutral on AMRN, but I will say that you don't seem to know very much about the biotech industry If AMRN goes well for you, don't go buying into other ones randomly based solely on hype without knowing what separates a good biotech stock from a bad one beforehand
Nolan Brown
everyone knows its pfizer, why didnt you just say pfizer?
Natural gas appears to be coiling up for a push off the lows.
He's right though. However, the fear wasn't about a potential crash (outside of the doomer contingent). It was fear that the relatively strong economy could not endure the rapid rate hikes by the fed. Fear that the fed was behaving irrationally + the trade negotiation situation providing kindling to the uncertainty.
Now I'm not saying the indices won't/can't eventually drop down to 2018 low this year. The fear remains and a couple sufficiently bearish news events could easily snap the current rally in half. I'm keeping my stop losses tight until government shutdown ends and some kind of China deal gets hashed out.
Jayden Barnes
You're edgy asf when you add the image to feel wise,peasant.
Landon Butler
welcome to europe. insane fees for brokers
Christian Jackson
Yes! if this deal happens say cash or stock swap, at $42 per share offer that means I'd make $2100 in Profit. Bag Amazon on the dip for $1600, put the remainder in the bank. Then when Amazon climbs to 2K or more, sell for even more Profit. or maybe hold Amazon for a while, see if it hits 3K. Be sweet. at 3K profit I'd have made back my whole portfolio amount. The remaining stocks would then be gravy, to keep or sell as I see fit.
David Harris
I believe the word you were looking for was Plebian.
Evan Diaz
this is the only correct answer:
Leo Garcia
Nothing edgy about my boy Marcus.
Landon Wilson
But I may just take the Profit and run. Deal or no Deal. If the AMRN stock hits 23 range that would give me $1150 ballpark. If it hits 30 the profit hits $1500. The average price I paid for my 50 shares was just slightly over 13 per
Thomas Robinson
Rebound is imminent
Caleb Jenkins
>Natural gas appears to be coiling up for a push off the lows.
Pic related. Futures chart. I know this thread doesn't follow energy sector all that closely but the gist is nat gas prices got a little crazy back in November. Had equally crazy sell off and now settling in around short/medium term mean support level.
