this market just keeps going up despite any bad news, if bad earning comes out, it goes up, if bad scandals come out, it goes up, it just always goes up 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.
>1. Avoid using simplistic performance metrics such as “win-rate” to understand the dynamics of a trading approach/program. 2. Trade identification (the “signal”) is far less important than risk and trade management. 3. Protecting one’s pile of chips is job #1. All approaches to market speculation run into losing streaks. Things will eventually get sorted out as long as the pile of chips remains mostly intact.
Joseph Kelly
>i've got a 99% win rate. 99 times I make $1, 1 time I lose $100.
Brandon Jones
sell
ATH is a no for me look at that drop we had today this market is shaky, stop losses ready to fire
Jerome will soothe things over tomorrow as best he can and try and talk the markets to sleep. we might drift up a bit. But we don't have the time or upward momentum to hit ATH unless a meteorite of gold hits downtown NY in the next couple weeks
Elijah Reed
short dude weed lmao
Joseph Howard
Same. Made more than my dad has in the last 2 years this month. I keep thinking I'm having shit days because I'm not breaking 1000 + a day in a gains anymore. really fucking up my value of $$$ dude.
Hunter Robinson
$SPXS
Dominic Moore
TYHT mooning then mars open tomorrow
Charles James
This was my whole first year learning to swing trade. I was making okay picks but my risk management sucked so bad. Lose all gains from 20 different trades in one bad one.
Question for those of you who make real money trading. You have to make quarterly estimated tax payments based on realized gains, right? (Assuming they exceed realized losses.) So if you had a large position that you wanted to exit at a price spike with the intention of rebuying when the price returns to normal, you'd have to set aside 22% (or so) of your realized gains for the IRS (if you were planning to hold your rebought position a long time, or if the quarterly deadline is near) so the only way you'd actually be increasing your buying power is if you'd realized at least a 22% gain as a result of your sale. Right?
Elijah Diaz
Be careful, protectning your capital is the most important thing now.
Daily reminder that these threads are full of idiot LARPers and manchildren who get off to little cartoon girls. Only a fool would take advice from here.
They need to be hawkish if you want the bullrun to continue. Not doing anything is going to make the crash that much worse. A bunch of smaller corrections is better than people jumping out of the windows at Morgan Stanley. Assuming you aren’t sitting on a pile of cash and want cheepies.
Adrian Davis
I'm young and playing with gains. This is all a super mario run with no extra lives to me
Luke Carter
Uncle Powell is going to give us the finger.
Josiah Wilson
nah wall street mafia threatened to break powells legs. you can tell by his speech pattern
Nicholas Martinez
I don't think it matters what they say at this point. They will try and say nothing or slightly dove Market might decide to go up or down either way.
doesn't really matter what he says at this point unless something startling
this is all true
dummy compounding small gains is the only truth. compounding large gains doesn't happen
Camden Murphy
My portfolio is at ATH. Should I sell and rebuy in 6 months after the correction? I am not day trading
Juan Kelly
>advice am here for srs disgussion and funposting only a fool would come to imageboards for any other reason
I have been in your spot many times, latest i made big money predicting december correction... But you can't play every game the same way, step back and think once in while.
Something certainly happened behind closed doors with the Fed between the December press conference and the January one. That was a hell of a 180 from them that cost me money. I was betting they would announce a Q1 hike or at least project one for spring.
Wyatt Campbell
Sold my $25 AMD call for $92 from $11 and it's at $130 now, fuggg
David Parker
Last boarding call for TYHT
Lincoln Foster
>was up $150 in the morning >now down $20 STOP SELLING
I just don't see how it goes down very much. buyers of ACB are in for the long haul. their production keeps growing, and I don't see how that fails unless half of BC burns down this summer.
sold my honda today (along with a lot of other positions)
they have huge and growing production. If you are asking, "is the company worth much more than $10B", that is a valid question. $10B valuation now isn't out of line given market sentiment. You need some SERIOUS bad vibes in the MJ sector to make those puts pay off I/we are not holding any weed stocks besides HEXO and I might buy TLRY
Nathaniel Richardson
ngl tho theres been some easy tick flipping these last few months
The market can remain irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
I agree with you that dude weed, especially Canadian dude weed, is parabolically overbought. But I've watch hundreds of dollars of puts expire worthless trying to pop the bubble.
David Howard
baggy dont take no other kind of bet anyways desu senpai