If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles 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.
That’s it. I have to sell SQQQ at a loss. I can’t bear another 5% erosion. It’s clearly in mania mode still. Everybody is just ignoring very obvious signs of economic danger for short term speculation.
I wouldn't sell at open tomorrow. The market has basically priced in this news when Trump said he would delay last week. The fact everyone seems to think it means it 100% has to go up makes me feels fine holding it. Consumer confidence and building permit numbers are Tuesday.
I got in at $11.61 so I guess I haven't felt the pain yet. It's not like a delay is that great of news. It just means they couldn't get shit done and don't want to tank the market with the tariff increases .
Averaging down since 14 but yeah. The only thing that kept me going was after the trade deal, they would have nothing to hide behind for shit earnings and bad economic figures. Realistically now you are going to see a sharp rally Monday, gradual rally until the signing, then another sharp rally when the deal is done and a gradual rally until next wave of earnings and growth numbers. I’d have to hold and double down sometime in April if I held through the next week or two. Fucking hard timing a crash man. I don’t know how the 2008 lads did it
you don't have to buy it, I'm just showing you my personal gains though there's a difference between buying something like SN for no reason and doing actual DD on a company and deciding it's a good choice (like I did with GALT)
Wyatt Martin
>that diversity oof one bad day for pharma could wipe you
Bentley Lewis
Are you 65 and about to retire with 50% bonds? I have 5% right now and it's cost me a bit.
No but equities are just so high at the moment it feels like complete bullshit paying this price. It's not fair boomers got all these cheapies and everyone else had the 5x runup since 08 and here I am just starting my career a few years ago having to pay 5x the price from the very beginning to pump up boomer and genxers retirement accounts the rest of my life? I sold at the exact same point in June or July of last year and watched it ride up to 28k or whatever and I was about to kms but then it crashed and I got to buy back in cheap, ended up picking up about 13% on the trade. Hoping I get lucky and it happens again.
I figure worst case scenario my 401k plan lets you take out loans from yourself to purchase your first home, so if the market never tanks back to that level I will just use all the bonds to purchase a house.
Xavier Jenkins
just take my word on that, that's my portfolio for sure
Jason Rogers
Yeah, boomers have it pretty fucking easy. Even though my Vanguards would get fucked, I kind of want a 2008 to happen so I can get in cheap.
Nathaniel Moore
>not being able to hold through volatility
Xavier Williams
Lol broski, I post my portfolio in here ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL the fucking time. You know that.
Pharma is on shaky ground though because it's something Trump, some republicans and most Democrats see eye to eye on, at least in principal.
Wyatt Thomas
So any got or researched drone stocks? There is still room for a ton of growth.
Julian Lee
Downside on those two stocks specifically seems very low to me. Upside is immense There is risk in the sector tho I agree.
Andrew Stewart
I feel like the real money is to be made in anti-drone tech. The military is hurting for that capability.
Ryder Baker
if anything, LCI would benefit from that sort of government action they're a generic drug manufacturer, and Drumpf mentioned in his state of union address that the FDA would fast track generic drugs and GALT's drug has been shown to be the best remaining option in the late stage/cirrhotic NASH market
inb4 someone doesn't know the difference between NAFLD, early NASH fibrosis, late NASH fibrosis, and NASH cirrhosis, and @s me talking about VKTX or MDGL
Brandon Moore
How did you first find Galt, pendulum?
Jayden Campbell
Also, GALT's drug showed promising results in an immuno-oncology combination trial with Merck's Keytruda
Brayden Allen
>Drumpf
Asher Jenkins
I don't remember, actually I genuinely have no idea, I started trading in June 2018, and I've been in GALT since August 2018 (it hasn't always been 100% of my portfolio)
Leo Martin
Domfuld Groop
Elijah Green
hopefully you dont get OPKd
i remember that shit in its teens 3 years ago and its been tanking since
Did you watch the big short? The guys in 2008 were about to go broke. The hedgie guy had his clients sueing him and he was down like -50% at one point. You shouldnt be shorting unless you have insider info or are 100% sure cause you will get BTFO. Watch big short and margin call you need to learn basics.
Nathaniel Perry
>Join facebook group with a bunch of swing traders >rocket emoji >ROCKET EMOJI >R O C K E T E M O J I
unironically a comfy experience
Xavier Perez
>$3K federal tax refund will hit my account at any moment >watching equities continue the run up in the meantime
Yeah i think it's funny how people fail to remember the part of the movie that shows how close those guys were to eating shit before things turned around.
Juan Taylor
Alright let’s be real here. I know there’s some decent investors here and probably a few legit brokers and traders so tell me, an inexperienced investor, if going all in on PCG is a good idea? Look, they’ve been hit by brocovich and survived, hit with a fire and survived and now this bankruptcy. So a lot of talk on the street about how it means nothing and to just FOMO in but then they’re others who believe inverse condemnation and liability law will kill PCG. So I ask someone with some serious experience if you could maybe give me a sign on whether I should put 10k in PCG and if I can come out on top. I obviously know the downside but just want to hear if there’s any facts I’m missing...
I’ll give you complete access to all her photos and vids if someone can lay it on me ANALYTICALLY
Henry Torres
I JUST LEARNED HOW TO USE CAPS LOCK, IM NOT VERY ANALYTICAL. SORRY.
Mason Russell
I hate how I can't invest in specific things like gatorade without needing to invest in garbage like pepsi.
Carter Perry
>if going all in on PCG is a good idea? Yeah probably but it'll be bumpy. You'll be a ball of nerves. But companies don't go out of business anymore. Look at toys R us.
Joshua Harris
I’m just gonna tell you what I’ve been told. I’m not a big day trader but I do work for a particular firm off the street and right now without saying too much, maybe put in about 5k and see what happens after earnings...
Jack Roberts
Pepsi isn't that bad. They hold good brands like Frito Lay and Quaker and like you said Gatorade plus other shit besides their garbage soft drink division.
I still wouldn't buy it though I only hold Dr. Pepper because they have an elite portfolio of soft drinks with tremendous upside potential.
However if Pepsi spun off their snack business I'd dump my worthless Kraft Heinz bags to buy it.
Thomas Turner
My thinking, same with Sears it’s just not gonna happen but what CAN happen is no one worth their salt invests in PCG and they wind up like CHK at 2 bucks a share for the rest of their life.
Benjamin Johnson
>being enough of a brainlet to get a 3k refund >boomer meme
never mind checks out
Levi Perry
Why the fuck is Trump bending over backwards to avoid troubles with the Chinese while at the same time threatening huge auto tariffs on Europe? Fuck China. Free trade with Europe with huge tariffs on China. This fucking market is run by globalists
Ryan Price
Trump needs a big win before elections season start. He doesn't want to take on China and EU at same time. He wants to wrap up China fast so he can take on EU. That way he should have enough time to strong arm better EU deal as well. He will campaign in 2020 as having made 3 best trade deals ever: USMCA, China Deal, and EU deal. He will win by narrow margin in 2020 off the back of these trade deals. SPY will hit 400 at the end of his term, and will crash down to 150 as the national debt and credit house of card crumbles shortly after he leaves.
Jason Richardson
So buy now until he leaves then sell it all and move to spdrs
Gavin Lopez
That's what I'm doing. Trump will not let the market crash while he's in office. It's the focus of his presidency. He's propping it up by strong arming the fed. Next president won't have same pull after debt and credit explodes to unseen levels.
Josiah Cruz
Because the EU has been raping us just as hard on trade while bringing nothing beneficial to the table for us.
At least China offers 2 billion insectoids that will buy every version of the ipod. So what if they steal the technology in exchange they are too retarded to do anything with it. Europe on the other hand pulls the same shit China does if not worse while bringing nothing to the table. China deals were hard because they have some leverage too, Canada and Europe will be easy because they have no ground to stand on.
It was nice helping Europe out during the cold war and stuff trying to get them built up and back on their feet but there is no longer a reason to keep cutting them favorable deals at the cost of our own wealth. We already pretty much fund NATO by ourselves so there's no reason to help these cucks further.
Except Poland they are based.
Angel Foster
The fucking cuck should just ship in the Chinese by the boat load since he loves them so much. Let’s just start buying the worthless chink stock on the Nasdaq and NYSE from reverse mergers. In fact I should just go back to dude weed since every fucking speculator is putting a 10 billion market cap on 50 million in revenue.
Zachary Edwards
Trump didn't have a choice. The minute he took a hard stance on China everyone from Bill Gates to whatever the fuck that retards name is at Apple stabbed him in the back. And you know everyone in the house and senate was working against him too because they are all controlled by these guys for campaign donations.
How are you supposed to have any leverage when your countries own CEO's are lobbying against the peoples interests because they don't want to take a hit to their bottom line or see their stock drop 10%? It's all a joke, this is the end result of democracy and it was a failure.
Eli Garcia
They aren’t going to magically give a shit no matter what he does. He should have stood by his fucking word against globalism and he didn’t. Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson must be spinning in their graves
Jaxson Smith
>Trump >multi-tiered planned decision-making Pick one. He's doing whatever the closest one to ear is right now is telling him to do.
He was anti-china because it won him points with cousinfuckers, but the reality is that the republicans donors all want globalization and are chomping at the bit for Chinese markets. He procrastinated long enough that it seemed like he was was doing something, and then just dropped it.
Luis Gonzalez
>How are you supposed to have any leverage when your countries own CEO's are lobbying against the peoples interests because they don't want to take a hit to their bottom line or see their stock drop 10%? It's all a joke, this is the end result of democracy and it was a failure.
More Jow Forums than Jow Forums. Have fun being poor. Fuck democracy give me hunt-humans-for-sport cash.
Zachary Parker
>m-muh chynese insectiods. they're st000pid! why are americans so insecure
If you ever watch Bruce Lee movies you'll see that the Chinese see the Japanese exactly the same as Jow Forumstards see the Chinese.
Kevin Williams
is going all in KHC a good idea?
Samuel Miller
same response
Grayson Davis
Also while we're on the topic, that isn't an indictment of Kraft. I think they'll pull through eventually. I think going all-in on anything is poor strategy. I have done it a couple times and wasn't pleased with the way it tied my hands while I was in the trade. You give up so much of the little advantage small specs have when you do that.
Colton Ross
How much money is enough money?
100k at 8% is nothing in this day and age.. how much is enough?
Leo Green
But is it speculative? You’ve got the Citigroup upgrade, a mountain of attorneys saying inverse condemnation doesn’t apply, plus if the hedge funds haven’t already dipped out then they’re in it to win it so I don’t think it’s speculative but more high risk. Speculative implies there’s no real research but there is in fact so high risk seems more fitting and I don’t mind high risk I just haven’t played around with companies in bankruptcy proceedings before so it’s uncharted territory for me Also I already sent my broker an email to put 35k into it
