>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.
Whenever it announces a partnership/BO I'm almost positive this extended period of silence has been for a reason, they wouldn't have delayed their phase 3 NASH trials for this long and still have Back Bay on their payroll if there wasn't something going on behind the scenes
There will always be other opportunities If you had seen LCI at $3 then, you probably would have shat on it like everyone else did You had no way of knowing what would have happened, you have to do your own research and buy when things look the worst
Dylan Morales
Based Boeing trading ex-dividend tomorrow.
Cooper Long
I shat on it when it was at 20 and shat on it when it was at 3. good for those who are making money off it, just not the type of company I'd invest in, and since I don't know how to read meme lines and trade, I just shit on everything I don't know and pump the idea of comfy low risk gains
I own BA and it is at its ATH. It might drop after divs tomorrow, but if/when the China trade deal is made it is going to moon again imo.
Josiah Cook
LCI has been the biggest no brainer in a long time.. if someone missed that and fell for the blind bashing they probably won't do well in the market desu
LCI going to $20-$30
Thomas Garcia
Probably a good idea, but who knows really. I wish I had bought more two years ago.
I think CSCO is the best for groceries and goods and both LOW and HD could be owned despite being competitors. HD is a larger name brand but LOW grows its dividend faster.
Cameron Foster
That's why I bought it. Seemed very low risk and high reward.
I feel the same way about Galt though for very different reasons. Just even less of a timeframe as to when it will happen.
Kayden Wood
Aerion Supersonic Jet, gonna pay attention to AAL and Delta over the next year, might be worth buying into Boeing
Michael Powell
Slap my ass and call me a bitch.
Christopher Jones
you would like that, wouldn't you
Liam Clark
You're such a fuckin hoe
John Jackson
You can still buy now under 10 in aftermarket. Seems very unlikely it won't go at least 2.5x now that short thesis about bankruptcy is broken.
>1.52 >Insiders bought over 1 million shares at 1.75 yesterday
Don't miss out
Jordan Ross
Ah, posted this in the old thread.
Wyatt Ortiz
Dividend frens, do you ever swing trade your shares?
I'm up 15% on some of my blue chippers and the technicals seem bearish now.
Gabriel Peterson
Unironically Amazon.
Leo Thompson
I've been saying $20-$30 for awhile.....
Blake Bell
>IRAs created to help people save for retirement >literally the best tool for degenerate gambling since trades in your IRA don't incur any capital gains taxes am i doin it right Jow Forums?
Gold has outperformed the DOW over the past 20 years if you ignore dividends, largely because of the 2000 and 2008 bubbles.
Should I assume that the bull market will continue for another ten years before I start loading up on gold/silver again? Or am I just seeing patterns in a random walk?
Isaiah Cruz
lel, i only had 1 share @ 5.05 so it's whatever, i should've sold during the pump right when market closed
More than half. DRIP is your mother fucking friend.
Ryan Cruz
False. We just trade more non profitable companies these days. The ultimate goal of every company should be to reach a point where a dividend makes sense for the stability of the company. Without that we're just trading currency backed by companies.
Thomas Garcia
is biotech stocks like buying lottery. how do you know which ones will succeed.
Tyler Moore
$15k to trade, where should I put it anons?
Aiden Murphy
Index funds, bonds, and real estate.
Jack Torres
Whenever tesla dips below 330
Joshua Richardson
>if you ignore dividends >ignoring your fren
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Eli Price
FUCK MY OIL Why is it 50%of my portfolio
Samuel Cook
Due diligence
Bentley Clark
Buy REFR, hold till double digits
This post has nice info and I see this tech being used widely in automotive, hotel and plane industry in next half decade
t. AMRN long who sold at the top on news, look at AMRN prices now. Was holding it since 3. I think REFR will be the next AMRN
You don't. But here's a good one, especially for medicine.
So these products have to be approved in several countries. The EU standards are the most rigid, but the only one that matters is the FDA approval in the US because medicine is more profitable in the US than it is in the EU. Most (nearly all) pharma products that meet EU guidelines are accepted by the FDA, but sometimes the FDA chooses to hold them back for whatever reason, causing the value of the company to slump. 99/100 times however, when the use of the product is proven effective in the EU (or even Australia), the product will eventually be approved by the FDA, causing the value to soar. If you invest in companies that are in a position like this you minimize your risk. AVEO would be a perfect example right now.
Zachary Hernandez
seems good, any more stocks u have in mind?
Benjamin Lopez
how many shares did u get for aveo?
Logan Jenkins
Fuck off larry
Isaiah Walker
>buying into a 14 billion dollar one trick pony "camera" company at $96.45 a share Does anyone know any boomers who did so? Did they look like pic related
>Dividend frens, do you ever swing trade your shares?
Sometimes but only when within a short period after the most recent ex-dividend date has passed. Say if it drops as usual on the div date then appears to be continuing a bearish trend I may sell depending on the range the stock usually moves. If it's likely just going to go down 5-10% I'd rather hold + average down at that point. If the TA is showing possibility of 20%+ drop, I'm out.
I am by no means a long hodl memer though. I sell on bear breaks most of the time. The point of keeping a certain percentage of stable div stocks in my portfolio is to balance out the volatility of the growth shit I actively trade.
You should also look into Viking Therapeutics. They have one drug that is in the phase III testing and THREE drugs they're working on that are ready to end their phase II trials and move into the phase III. I expect that even if one of those three moves on to the next stages of trials that the stock is bound to shoot up again to 16 a share. Not to mention if their current drug in the phase III goes even further.
Another is Amarin, I'm skeptical of it for now though because of this next earnings report. I expect good things in the future, but their sales are only $370,000,000 for their Vascepa drug. And should remain that for 2019. The fish oil pill their working on will be a big deal though. I'll wait until after earnings to make a decision.
Jacob Ortiz
no. i try not to sell any shares ever. i'm looking into writing covered calls and selling the options on KO shares, but i don't know enough about it yet to actually do so. also waiting for the next pullback in the stock
Kevin Bailey
In five years, I want the ability to say, ">not buying GPRO when it was only $5"
Is there a downside of buying stocks with a high dividend? Like if I put 10k into a stock with a dividend yield of 10%, unless the stock drops >10% I'm always going to be net positive right? It's basically printing money.
Grayson Hill
reading scientific literature and clinical trial results
