Face of the people who sank all their money into the FX 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.
Retail Foreign Exchange (FX) Trading: While FX trading is still considered a widespread practice of personal investment in Japan, its risk-prone nature has also led to the stigmatization of currency trading as a form of get-rich-quick-scheme, and as a result, Japanese FX investors who lament about their heavy losses have become a frequent target of online ridicule and mockeries, especially on 2channel and Nico Nico Douga (NND), where some users regularly make trades through its real-time streaming service.
/smg/ How do I get over the anxiety of a position growing too fast? I'm currently over 30% in IQ over a month and I feel I should sell, I was 40% over in Canopy and sold but missed over 30% of the growth.
Josiah Rivera
i'm down multiples of what you are in KO alone today. do I care? no. KO will be up to 51 by eoy and I'll be getting hundreds of dollars a quarter in straight cash homie until that time
Jaxson Johnson
pls stop posting this monstrosity reaction image
Tyler Young
>try to buy GOOS yesterday afternoon >can't because I've initiated the transfer of my account to a different brokerage and it hasn't completed yet >save $700 things went better than expected
Benjamin Walker
Set a new stop loss every day to lock in profit
Asher Taylor
no one ever went broke taking a profit.
and when I used to invest in growth stocks, at a certain percentage of growth I'd sell half my position. it worked well-ish. but the anxiety of growth stocks only made me realize I don't need that shit in my life so I let my mutual funds deal with growth and I just have buy and hold forever stocks that i deal with
William Wood
Or just use a trailing stop loss order that you don't have to keep updating.
Tyler Phillips
Does anyone know the TA technique of using the moving average 9 and triple ema 8 with Heiken Ashi? Can you explain, let me know if it has a name, and provide any more information on why it works please?
Logan Bell
For the KDP guy saying that KDP has better brands than KO
Please review and let me know why you think that to be the case...
Isaac Williams
If you drink soda, you're subhuman. Period.
Michael Howard
are you talking about Ichimoku Cloud
Easton Baker
Set a point to sell 1/3 or 1/2 your current position, let the rest float. If it goes up again, unload another 1/3, 1/2 of that half or the rest of the position if you're really sure that it's the top. Also make a new stop loss after each point you sell so you don't get bogged out of the blue.
Elijah Barnes
I just let my McCall go and used the profit from the venture to purchase 1 share of MCD. I'm going to attend the next share holder meeting and ask if we can make the Hamburgler black in a new advertising campaign.
Thomas Taylor
You should always set goals for yourself. Is it a short term investment? Intermediate term? Long term? Also, like others said make sure to ALWAYS look at the graph and set stop-loss accordingly. You shouldn't have to sit and fear having an investment rolling on, set a stop in profit and let it roll if you want to keep it in.
You should never put in money into a stock without a plan.. that usually ensures a loss.
Aiden Brown
I pretty much always assume people asking for basic advice are using RH, and it doesn't have trailing yet
>Curiously, however, the broken technician is never apologetic about his method. If anything, he is more enthusiastic than ever. If you commit the social error of asking him why he is broke, he will tell you quite ingeniously that he made the all-too-human error of not believing his own charts. To my great embarrassment, I once choked conspicuously at the dinner table of a chartist friend of mine when he made such a comment. I have since made it a rule never to eat with a chartist. It’s bad for digestion.
Jack Anderson
>implying that you dont sank all your money being stupid american trader trading stocks 95% of retail traders will lose eventually.
Yeah but Dr. Pepper brands are hot and trendy now in the sexy market groups while Coke continues to kill off the low Iq, fat, boomers that still drink it.
Schwepps, Canada Dry, Dr. Pepper, A&W, Snapple, bai. These are all products that will keep gaining market share.
I scrolled through some of the Coke listings but most of those are hot garbage. Dasani is the only reason coke isn't down 20% today.
John Cook
Yea, fuck this bullshit. Cracking a bottle of jack and drinking until blackout.
Thinking about buying some KO if it dips low enough.
Isaac Reyes
Clever marketing. MCD to the moon.
Jayden Young
The market is doing great, are you a bear perhaps?
Mason Walker
Your deduction skills are brilliant. Modern day Sherlock Holmes.
Jacob Jackson
I did. It tells me Coke is massively overvalued and Dr. Pepper is undervalued. Which is why it's up 300% against Coke the past ten years.
Meanwhile Dr. Pepper sales are almost entirely in the U.S and still growing while soda sales are declining rapidly in the country and they were recently acquired by a German private holding company with the connections for expanding globally to the third world countries Coke enslaved and depend on to cover your dividend.
Oh look it's flat when the entire industry is shitting itself because of Coke. I wonder why?
Good luck I'm done helping. You boomers are fucked.
Josiah Martinez
Oy is it too late invest in LCI?
Josiah Miller
It's only too late if you're trying to profit off of your investment.
i've probably lost more in KO today than your entire portfolio is worth, and it will be at $51 by eoy. screen cap this.
Keep thinking your stock can go up 300% every decade when its going to hit its ceiling or be either choked out or bought out by this "boomer" stock
Adam Howard
Dude, last time I got black out drunk while the market was still open I had a shit ton of CEI in my portfolio. I mean I was able to get out with a +2% on the deal but watch out.
Jaxson Evans
Just FYI, the back of this bottle says Distributor Coca Cola Hellenic bottling company.
Adrian Hill
I'm liking this set up for a short on NKE and a long on the TLT. The whole market is about to fall the fuck over like a fat man having a heart attack.
>the stock was at 1.45 per stock when he bought it, now it's at .71. He just keep borrowing money to invest in it hoping that if he buys a shit tons he can raise the stock up. kek
Linking my wasted posts Bottom line. Redbull will die and Dr. Pepper will have a very hard time in foreign markets
Christopher Peterson
>Borrowing money for stock. Why?
Jason Nguyen
Thanks bro i picked some up when you mentioned it a couple days ago. Up 10%
Jason Barnes
>Hurrr who cares if my stock loses 20% of it's value it pays a 3% dividend
There's no reasoning with dividend brainlets. You probably have held AT&T for 20 years and think it's the greatest investment of your life cause of "that phat divy bro" when an index fund produced 5x the return over the same period.
But yeah you're right theres no reason to believe a well.managed company with growing products will continue to outperform a poorly managed company in decline like it has for past ten years.
Jaxon Martinez
If I can get a loan with 5% interest and make 500% return on that capital, why the fuck not?
Alexander Morales
>KO >poorly managed company
kek you're a dumbass
David King
The only thing I don't like about coke is the occasional nose bleed and vast exposure to emerging markets. Other than that, pretty good shit.
Camden Miller
So has atvi stopped dumping? I'm still on the fence if i want to buy atvi or apple.
Brayden Walker
When is this FUCKING market going to tank? There's no reason it should have came back up this far.
Chase Foster
>Auris Medical Holding AG got a surprise boost to its stock price Wednesday as investors mistakenly bought shares of the drug developer after Johnson & Johnson agreed to buy a similarly named robotics company for $3.4 billion.
>Auris Medical rose 9.4 percent at 10:40 a.m. in New York after earlier rising as much as 30 percent.
Kek. Is that why? I bought it Tuesday just for shits and giggles
Evan Johnson
what do you guys think of nvda calls before earnings?
Wyatt Davis
Sell while it's retarded
Jose Taylor
Sold yesterday
Thomas Hill
based
Connor Howard
I'm tired of wagecucking and want to work for myself. But i also want low risk so I've decided to go with a franchise. I'm pretty sure I'm going with jimmy John's or five guys. What do?
Yeah, this You'll never make enough money on a single franchise to not have to work 60 hrs a week to run it. Generally opening a second doesn't make it any better as you have to pay someone practically your whole take to run the second one while you run the first. Supposedly it's four or five before you're 90%+ administrative, depending on the company. The whole thing is a scam, don't do it.
David Jones
GO GPRO GO
Luis Thompson
Is this like that time user bought LCI Industries instead of LCI and made a cool 10%?
I don't mind working. I guess i should've said I'm tired of working for somebody else
Jaxson Phillips
Are ETFs a good place to start for a first time trader? Do I buy cheap ones to test the waters and sell on short term?
Jose Russell
Buying into a franchise is a trap. You will never make money that way.
Starting your own business and creating your own brand is tough and requires decades of experience. When I started my business I was working 100+ hours a week for less than minimum wage and I did that for 2 years. Add in the stress of not covering expenses and staving off loans and you are in for a miserable experience.
Believing you will make it big on a wish and a prayer is not going to cut it. Unless daddy gives you a mil to start your own business, you are in for the worst experience of your life.
ETFs are safe, unless you're going with 2x or 3x or inverse The latter are the ones you want to hold short term
James Davis
What kind of business did you start?
Jack Cox
Like working for 5 guys? Owners have rules and bosses too you know. You're essentially just a trusted manager. You still answer to the company as an ambassador of their brand and image. They can pull your franchise for violations. They can force shitty products onto you.
Jason Stewart
Okay. So there’s basically no hard danger in ETFs, so it’s a good start to build a portfolio in your opinion?
