>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.
He's also the guy who invested a million dollars in IMAX in the early 2000s when they were about to be bankrupt. His 1 million is worth 150 million today
What's the scoop with CEI and why is there a fuckload of it in my portfolio?
Bentley Collins
GALT's my only pick that's up for the day. Although, SDS is getting very close to my buy price target. Just another 30 cents or so. If my robinhood limit order executes correctly (doubtful) It'll about a $1000 position.
Down 90%+ for the year and putting itself up for acquisition? That's ballsy even for SMG. Maybe MNGA can get financing and we'll have the ultimate meme. Do they have any assets anyone would actually want?
Juan Edwards
Of what happened
David Richardson
HMNY got delisted yesterday from the Nasdaq lmaooo
Random newbie question: why do so many of you talk about bulls and bears? Do you have stocks in the entire market or something? I just have individual stocks that move on their own so I don’t get why you guys are so obsessed with the general movement of the market.
Kevin Lee
Show me the stock that did not move with market bouncing in December and going straight up since then
Xavier Parker
>Do you have stocks in the entire market or something? yes
Jeremiah Nelson
The general movements of the market is somehow correlated to every stock in the market
When they hit 0.19. Then it's so cheap, who cares, play money
Ayden King
ya blew your wad son
Matthew Morgan
Yeah, but this one is spectacular. Half dollar shares with -130 EPS. That's a new level self destructive companying.
Gabriel Young
Barrick Gold Corp
Samuel Howard
I'm still building a sum to invest but honestly I think I should just invest in index funds. To think the money I could have if I had s&p 500 or some shit for 10 years. Or maybe I should try out stocks and efts.
William Anderson
The only things I invest in are Canadian mining exploration companies and GALT. Would taking my money to a casino be a wiser investment strategy?
Connor Harris
Let this be a lesson, don't get black out drunk and come to the markets kids.
Daniel Ortiz
I was reading something and I completely forgot the name but it's a borguesty(or whatever plan) Where the main example was putting your money into 3 vanguard investments( vanguard themselves recommend 4, but anyways) Vgstx (total international stock market index Vbmfx ( total bond market index) Vtsmx (total stock market index) I think one of them is suppose to be a total domestic stock market but considering I live in South Africa I don't think that's a very good idea. Anyways considering their performances over the past few years or more I think they're a pretty safe bet. Though I know even giant stock market funds can fuck up. Anyways they don't leverage their funds do they(might sound silly)? Like if one of there funds fuck up badly it wouldn't have a domino on the rest? For my initial year or so I want to invest in these three as my starting investments. Is this alright? Any tips? I'm intending to be lazy and play it alil safe but not too safe.
litearlly just buy SPY and QQQ split 50/50 and hold forever, and you WILL make it
alternatively if your using Vanguard just be 100% VTSAX, im not sure the ticker for Fidelity and such. some total US market fund is ideal, you COULD get like 20% euro markets if you wanted but really the world cannot persist with the US thriving, so theres no real reason to invest elsewhere.
Eli Gutierrez
Index funds are the best. Make sure that you will not be forced to sell and relax. Every month I throw 1300 euros into indexes
its important to realize that a total market index cant 'fuck up badly' for long, if it did then the world would collapse in which case it doesnt matter if you lost any money or not, nobody will have anything. Just invest and capture the worlds economic growth year over year and never sell
Jose Cox
When exactly did you buy in? There's still a chance that an acquisition could happen, but the more I look at it the more it doesn't make sense.
Jack Adams
I just setup a trust fund for a young family member and unironically wonder if European investments are even worth including for 20+ years. A prolonged Lost Decade-like event doesn't seem unreasonable for the EU the way things are looking.
Cooper Ward
Eastern Europoor here so I can't throw that much into it monthly, but then I could live off with ~200 euros for utilities and food. Did a lot of people shat the bed during 2009, index funds wise?
Landon Wright
well the last decade has been mostly lost already lol. I do look at it like the US has the best enviroment for corporations, the world cannot thrive without the US thriving, and as such why invest elsewhere? Seems simple but sometimes thats what works
VTI, a total US market fund, lost over 50% from $75~ to $35 in 08-09. Its now worth over $140 today.
Jackson Lopez
Just investing money will get you ahead of most people.
Reminder that GOOS is going to beat earnings and gap up tomorrow morning. Look what happened to Columbia Sportswear and VFC (Vans, The North Face, Timberland) earlier this month.
Literally never. There product will never be profitable because it is based on fabricated science by Ruggero Santilli. The company frequently issues false or misleading press releases, and continually dilutes and then reverse split shares. The whole thing is a scam.
Gavin Rivera
motleyfool is telling me my sears stock is worthless but it keeps going higher and idk what to do
