why gimp so hard for use what the heckies ;_; edition
>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 wish I did. The Profit from selling now almost makes me sick with greed. Oh well, AMD will tank again. It always does.
Gavin Evans
got a short up >he didnt buy AMD below 5$ a share yeah dude hodl amirite xDDDD You could have sold a clearly massively overvalued company above 30, but you didn't, and you memed yourself all the way down to 15. How did that feel?
Lucas Turner
>ftw made 2k in the last 2 days but know I'll lose it all because the market is rising too fast...
Asher Lewis
>tfw missed exit point on tvix last week bc some doofus client at work monopolized my time and now just slowly averaging down
these six figure account fags can't keep getting away with it!
Isaac Baker
>tfw was down $45k of unrealized lost and now above my ath Still not even since the December sell off bc I plugged some money in but only about $5K difference, which should be made up soon based on my positions.
Alright guys its the last day of the month. Post your month.
Just started stock market trading on January 2nd after spending November and December trying to learn and finding good sources so I didn't fuck myself.
Hey thats still profit. I've found that so far tipranks top 25 analyst has helped me pick a few decent ones. Researching stocks on stocktwits has done okay aswell, especially following some groups that I found interesting
Futures are going nuts. This volatility is crazy for after hours. SP and Nasdaq up over 1% then down in to significant (for futures) red, now bounced towards even.
Luke Robinson
Why would you use a real broker for four digit or less portfolios? Robin Hood costs me nothing and it's irrelevant that they front run since I'm such a small fish
Ian Cox
I WANT OFF THIS RIDE
Nathan King
because you can do essential things like set bracket orders with a real broker.
John Allen
am not telling anyone for buy GPRO this time around like in May in May was 100% sure accumulation was happening
but this time around cannot say as easily it KINDA looks like accumulation, but it also looks like distribution
problem with GPRO = $6.50 was very effectively distributed on, sooo many people bought here and so many people were dumped on from wall-st market maker perspective, there absolutely no reason for ever returning to $6.50 just so they can compete with sellers
ty :3 will need it the problem good earnings might just be another reason for dumping gpro ;_;
I'm sorry $3 is a lot of money to you. I genuinely am.
Liam Jackson
I just purchased 3 shares in Spyd high dividend as my first investment someone tell me how I did
Joseph Young
It adds up if you trade frequently, like a lot of the people in this thread do (and I don't) Most people here are swing traders/options gamblers
Comfy has never held anything in his life for as long as I've held GALT, despite investing in stocks with much less downside risk and claiming to be a long term investor
Samuel Garcia
TVIX Sky High tomorrow morning
Camden Bailey
You just said people here have 4 digit portfolios, and now you're saying they're trading 10 times per week as if they're fund managers. Get outta here gayboi
James Anderson
You'll be fine. In future take a close look at two things for ETFs: management fee and dividend yield. Sometimes it's a better choice to go with the ordinary SPY rather than a high dividend version in terms of overall returns.
If you're looking for relatively safe and slow go of it, simply buy more shares once a month or a few times a year, whichever suits best. You can also look in to other US and global funds for some diversification. Maybe decide you want more some exposure to utilities and industry (Dow), maybe more tech (Nasdaq) and so forth.
They do that tho They trade 10 times a week with 4 figure portfolios, hence why robinhood is the best option for them
Jaxson Johnson
Convenient, but I doubt it's convenient enough to overcome how significant the fees are when your only trading sixty bucks at a time
Cameron Jenkins
I trade probably fifteen times a week with my shitty little $400 portfolio. Name a better option for me than Robin Hood
Joseph Lopez
buy and hold with RH
Jackson Bailey
I like making lots of trades, it's fun, and having a small amount of money to play with helps me learn. Someday I'll be a big boy with a huge dick portfolio and a real broker, but I imagine most people who post here are still small time and figuring their shit out
Cooper White
WAIT NOT YET I DON'T HAVE MY CALLS UP REEEE
Hunter Nguyen
hey Jow Forums anyone getting anxious on those earning calls?
I appreciate the insights, I will take your words into consideration for my next purchase.
Dominic Watson
Also slow and steady is the way to do this if I am a younger lad right?
Dominic Richardson
Eh, that's up to you. How much money your job pays, what type of risk you're willing to take on relative to what kind of gains you have in mind to make over what time frame. And also what sort of time you wish to devote to babysitting your trades. Higher the volatility the higher the risk and the closer you need to monitor things.
Thomas Hernandez
I don't got a lot invested so if it all goes tits up no big deal. However thanks to AMRN I stand to make slightly double my whole portfolio. Then the rest of my positions which are divvy's are at that point "Free money" for me for the next 15- 20 years.
I stand to also make profit from the GE spinoffs; those I can sell or keep . Same applies with the Fox - Dis merger; Can sell my "New Fox" shares or keep them. After I get my new Dis share from the merger that is. Again, I'll make back every dime I invested thanks to AMRN so anything after that is "free"
Mason James
Who here is a justed bear. Down 7%
Andrew Long
Some would say: take the profit from AMRN and reinvest it. But I prefer to pay myself back first. I loaned myself the investment amount, first thing is to balance the books then any remainder can be reinvested.
Gopro is the biggest meme in history. Dump that shit like a bad habit. A fucking motion camera ? Honestly, phone peripherals will be doing that in 6 months.
Luke Moore
blublueblublue cant no hear you blablaublublublbulbu
Down 6.9% Was up this morning but forgot to sell at a certain time.
Bentley Brown
Aphria about to dip or good buy?
Leo Young
Thanks, i've been at it for 2 months now and my goal is to add $500 a month.
I want people general opinion on my strategy though and my portfolio.
I have it in tiers Tier 1 swing trades Tier 2 blue chips Tier 3 etfs
My strategy right now to spend that $500 typically maybe half swing stocks and half blue chips, I have gotten really lucky with my swing trades, Canopy I made 40% and a couple chinese stocks i'm holding and will probably sell once I feel they are at a top. I funnel all that money to blue chips.
My current blue chips are Apple Microsoft Skyworks Solutions Verizon Dollar General Disney Heinz Some Bank (haven't decided which yet) And JD.com (I can't decide if this will be a legitimate position or a swing for me)
Divvys will buy blue chips for a couple years, than once I get to the point where I am getting about $1000 a month from Divvies move those to etfs
Is this strategy dumb? I feel like layering it like this will help me retain gains while still letting me play around with swing trading.
I would bet AMZN recovers pre-market and just fucks everyone with IV,
Ethan Perez
I gotta get in to options. Is there a good primer? I didn't notice an options specific one in the pastebin
Brandon Cruz
> record breaking sales and earnings >investors not impressed Nobody wants a regular cup of coffee anymore. Buy seriouly, dont even fucking worry about the market at large, seriously.
Bentley Johnson
my only regret was not tapping my margin, i could be up 15x. after the div yield hit 7.3% I knew the buyers were coming. oh well.
Angel Lewis
I honestly havent looked at the pastebins here, Jow Forums is all crypto.
I just watched youtube vids and googled shit. Definately read up on it and only buy 100$ worth of contracts at a time to begin with. With the amount of volatility in the market, there is dosh to be made
William Wilson
It's not hard to figure out with YouTube. It's addicting to trade options and you can nuke your account real quick if you don't set rules.
Leo Roberts
>why gimp so hard for use what the heckies ;_; edition Gimp weeds out the weak. Adapt to its obtuse user interface or perish.
Caleb Baker
Just spend 10 hours on investopedia. Do your goddamned homework ffs. >wants to get rich > doesnt want to invest a single day doing it. You know some people slave their whole life for a single home right?
Aiden Price
>my only regret was not tapping my margin, i could be up 15x
Well yeah but hindsight in stock trading is a son of a bitch. That would have been crazy risk on a stock that had been in freefall for months before the bounce, including several days in oversold territory with weak bounces last year.
Cameron Jackson
I spend a lot of time reading investopedia, my man, I'm just not sure if it's sufficient. That's why I'm asking for more
