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.
Don't let gains steal your soul. I get giddy when I think of making money without lifting a finger (thank divvie bro)
Thomas Sanchez
Well done, OP.
I still miss RKG's OC's because I love enemay gorls, but you do you.
Liam Rogers
Is it the 'eat my balls' tweet? All those 'bullish' tags on the LCI stocktwits make me want to sell
I only make these threads because I have to, no else does until they hit like 350 or die
Asher Bell
Is it wise to buy stocks before the weekend, or should I just wait until Monday.
Nathaniel Fisher
1st for TQQQ
Juan Reyes
Ding ding ding! How did everyone do this week? I'm up .24% today, would have been killer but it looks like buying a shitload of BGS after hours yesterday.... might not have been the best idea.Today we're going to a Romano's in Denver Colorado!
it was that but a lot more than 5000 there are stories about how, if you took some nice small British town, there would be some days where 50% of the fighting age males in that town would have died in one or two days. just unbelievable stories that you can read about, but reading about WWI is pretty depressing.
How long will you hold LCI for? At what price will you consider selling? I'm hoping to sell for at least $10, but it all depends on this next couple of months moves.
>Sell 20% VTSAX yesterday >S&P rebounds to almost ATH
REEEEEEEEE
>YOLO into some stocks I have a good feeling about >They're up 15% and 18% while the stonks I really believe in crab or tank >18.45% of $170 is about $20.60 AAAAAAGGGHHH
Watch for shorts to come to their senses. If they don't, stay a while.
Wyatt Campbell
INUV
YVR
NAO
DHX
REPH
Nicholas Nguyen
Depends what you think your stocks are gonna do. Buying before close on Friday means you think it's likely Monday will be green. If you aren't confident then making until after the Monday spasticity has concluded would be safer call.
Honesty I don't think it really maters which brokerage you use. They all have zero commission traded funds for use. Even if you do pay a commission fee, unless your doing a shit load of trades at a time a month then it ain't that bad.
James Gutierrez
LETS GO MAX YOUR IRAs FREE TAX ADVANTAGED ACCOUNTS
LETS GO IRA
Austin Jenkins
>Is it even okay to have both accounts? yes
A Vanguard, Schwab, or other broker account is fine for a lower number of transactions. Some people in these threads (me) like to buy and sell an awful lot of various stocks, buy in and sell out slowly, etc. for that, RH is better, if I had to pay a 5$ transaction on all my RH transactions that would be somewhere in the 25K-50K range, just for the past 4 months.
a 'traditional brokerage ' is fine, but you'll want to limit your transactions - just buying into mutual funds once a month or so.
Nolan Jones
What's best for a roth ira? Taking advantage of a diverse dividend portfolio and reinvesting it, or just a mutual fund or etf like VTSAX? Any data?
>Are vanguard accounts best for divvie investing? You can't get individual stocks there, so if you're trying to buy good companies at a discount Vanguard is not a good choice. They're solid for index investing though.
Thoughts on Intel? Pretty solid rally today but I need a few more cents till the break even and I'm unsure about next week due to all the China uncertainty
Alright. I might do 75 percent mutual funds and then just reserve another 25 percent to my personal dividend earners just so I can have a little fun with it all and see if I can beat it by keeping my dividends high enough. Cheers, user.
as long as 80-90% of your portfolio is in intelligent positions then you can kind of fuck around with the rest for your own enjoyment, i follow the 90/10 rule myself
if i lose 10% of my portfolio through my own ineptitude then thats fine, ive still got 90% in total mrket funds and i will make it no matter what i do with the remaining 10%
Camden Green
I lub you RKG Let’s talkies about our grandpas, just you and me.
>tfw I missed out on so many gains today by taking profits from my VTSAX
I have most of mine in blue chips and large-blends, but I do love the thrill I get from gambling on speculative microcaps and garbage OTC pinks for the random moon missions.
you just have to consider that as basically 'spending money'
you shouldnt ever anticipate keeping any of the money you use on memes, assume its all gone the instant you buy stuff with it and if you end up with any money years from now then hey you got lucky and its better than nothing
or use your profits on vacations and other shit you want
I really expected the rate hike hawks to come out today after a blowout jobs report. And I bought into the idea of trump showing weakness on the trade deal.
Adrian Cooper
1.25% not bad.
Luis Wright
>be godfather for youngster >open custodial account for youngster >give CATH away for Easter and Christmas >holy gains for at least 21years
finally starting to get real money so i'm going to fall for the dividend meme how do i even do this?
Carter Gomez
why can't I read that? this the second time i've tried.
Logan Garcia
I can with an ad blocker active only.
Jaxson Miller
Sold at 3.02 on Tuesday I didn't have very much anyway
I wish you the best, thanks for the gains ! If it retreats to 2.75 or under I'm back in, but I can't stomach a position greater than about 1% of my portfolio with these penny stocks
even scrubbed from google cache extremely spooky but the google search acknowledges that the page was there 8 hours ago
Ryder Nguyen
>Should I also use other brokers for short-term stuf like RH?
Unless you're trying something like scalping the dividend I wouldn't. IIRC RH doesn't offer DRIP which is one of the best things you can have as a dividend fren.
Liam Hall
If I search google for 'Guy Gentile Domestic Assault', nothing comes up except the deleted SA article. like no other website has anything
so maybe it was a fraudulent smear article that SA took down
If you can take screenshots of what you see (cached on your local machine), post those
>women slaps man in the face >man punches woman in the chest and holds her on the floor for a little bit in response >the man is a criminal and the woman did nothing wrong
Well it’s been a bumpy rollercoaster but I finally crawled back from the shithole that is biotech and made all my money back Don’t do biotech if you’re actually investing. Investing is looking at a company, seeing what they do and whether or not it’s useful and then deciding if they’re growing up or down. If you want to gamble then you’ll have better odds at a casino don’t do biotech. You will lose. 90% of the time and the 10% you do win won’t be enough to recover. My best picks: CDXS, STM, SCS, and a bank I won’t lost here since fuck you all
good luck ~ what you gonna play? how much $$ are you taking? what kinds of stocks do you like?
I guess it's real, but SA took it down because it's more of a personal attack on the Guy's (heh) character than investing news Thanks for posting anyways what a silly person with a silly name
>I wasn't successful with biotechs, so that means nobody can be
Oliver Cook
Women are somewhere in between men and children in terms of responsibility. One of those unwritten but upheld rules.
Asher Gutierrez
I actually made money off GALT and LCI and I’m still in LCI now but I researched them both and galt looks good just not taking off fast enough for me and LCI is a nice cyclical stock that taught me how to read the ebb and flow from a long perspective. But seriously, other stocks that claim to have the FDA approval in their back pocket are fucking lying and taking every motherfucker down with them. I had NVAX, AVCO(bought that at 9), REPH(sold at a loss) and a couple others that were minor and I was going on “cusp of approval” type shit and nah just dead regardless I bet some people are just luckier or richer than myself to afford taking big gambles on biotechs
Samuel Clark
From what I've seen, biotechs will run up on anticipation of FDA approval and then sell off when it actually happens and people realize the company will actually have to market the drug and make sales A notable example of this is VSTM, was at $10 when it got approved, has been heavily short
Camden Clark
has been heavily shorted and in freefall since
Michael Cruz
So is the market going up forever?
David Russell
LOCO could learn a thing or two from TACO and start selling fake meat
Eli Kelly
Back in the selloff you had sentiment readings that registered near all time lows
every retarded asset manager was bearish and hundreds of hedge funds sold out
there's a LONG way to go, pain trade is much higher
Nathan Green
I mean don’t get me wrong there are some great growth biotech out there that I plan to hodl in (CDXS and FTSV) but for the most part a lot of those penny stock biotechs that get these crazy price points on “solid” research are straight up bullshit and unless you get someone to breakdown their formulas and abstracts then I’m sorry it’s not something your average middle class dude should be fucking around with
Joseph Allen
I'm concerned for T bros, they should really diversify The reason being >GE
Joseph Mitchell
How can i benefit from my GALT rights and how can I exercise my rights on RH after I've waited 7 years?
Nathan Johnson
>after I've waited 7 years
the expiration date on the rights themselves is May 29th the warrants are what expire in 7 years
I'm holding Jan 2020 VIXM calls at $23 and Jan 2021 Ford puts at $10
It was not a good day
Sebastian Williams
yes thanks to the power of friendship
Nathan Baker
VSTM's problems seem to be in sales and marketing. I've stopped trying to DCA because of how much I already have in that one, hoping they report excellent sales number this quarter but I might be a long road.
If your observations are correct, the obvious thing to do would be to buy biotechs as soon as you hear they are starting a trial, then sell right before the FDA announcement is made. I would love to run some simulations on this.
I should start researching a company's management more than their drugs in the future.
If it's that predictable, why doesn't everyone short stonks before the EX date? Or do traders see that coming and engineer a short squeeze...
Sort of. There's also an issue of proportionality. Men are generally bigger and stronger then women, especially upper body strength. If a woman slaps a man as hard as she can, she's going to leave a welt, and maybe cut his face if she's wearing jewelry. If a man punches a women in the chest as hard as he can, he could cause major damage, really break some ribs, maybe worse.
Mason Murphy
If you buy the Rights you maintain your proportionate ownership of Galt and also help ensure no more dilution happens.
The warrants are a minor incentive for you and add to the potential should it reach it's potential. Which it will.
Andrew Thompson
Remember those article about how hedge funds were shorting the VIX more heavily than ever?
>the obvious thing to do would be to buy biotechs as soon as you hear they are starting a trial
there's no guarantee that a company will succeed every trial it undergoes, and a company will almost always go into freefall at least temporarily if people the words "failed to meet primary endpoint" regardless of the context surrounding it (ex: VTGN, even though it was a small study using its drug not even funded by the company with a patient population significantly different than the one they're aiming for in their ongoing phase 2 trial)
it's better to buy a company that has previous success in trials and outside scientific literature supporting the idea that its drug will work
Nicholas Sullivan
Tax applies as if it's straight cash, qualified or non
Jonathan Jackson
T will not be another GE. They have already started paying down the debt, indeed so far this year they've paid down more than originally anticipated.
Profit is up. Even after paying down the debt/other expenses and paying out Divvys they still show an excess of free money.
Time Warner + 5G will be the big money earners for them as will the existing phone customers and streaming service subscribers once it's rolled out.
In short T is on track to staying very healthy.
The Harry potter spin off films alone should bring in a nice haul. Still 3 to come out.
Noah Thompson
The stock is staying pretty flat right now cause they are still "merging" every bit of Time Warner into the whole of T. Plus the streaming service and 5G roll out plans are still pretty vague. There is nothing "new" for investors to get excited about right now. Which is good. Means you can take your time and buy up cheap T stock at your leisure.
Witness Disney; stock was stuck at $100 - 112 range forever then wham once the Fox and Dis+ deal/plans were laid out the stock took off like a rocket.
Tyler Garcia
options trader for a vol arb fund
ask me something you want to know about options im bored
Henry Fisher
>Be me >Wake up >Invest in whatever the Fidelity Bull of The Day is >Cash out at close >Have turned an initial $100 into $8000 like this over the course of 4 months
This shit is easy.
Landon Jones
Were you shorting the vix, have you closed your position, and should buy tvix on Tuesday?
Anthony Davis
The Latin America division may yet prove to be a diamond in the rough for T. People in that part of the world are constantly earning more income, corporations move there cause its cheap. I'm glad the proposed spinoff fell through cause now that Profit stays with the company as a whole.
Matthew Rodriguez
Which is best? Yearly OTM or ITM calls in a bull market?
Easton Smith
>How the fuck did they know...
Well, if you analyze just overall trade volume on each sell off during the run up since January, you will see there has been progressively weaker sell activity on each dip. Only one of them had serious mustard behind it (March 22nd red dildo) while the rest have been either weak volume or good volume but overwhelmed but dip buying bulls. Steady rising trend of oil probably also played a role. These are essentially the same reasons I have been long on the S&P since a brief series of shorts in March.
Thomas Garcia
Give me the quick rundown on Elon Musk double downing after being exposed for buying high and selling low
Is he acting on pure faith alone or is his government subsidized future that secure?
