Robinhood >commission free and no minimum to open robinhood.com
> How is it free? Robinhood earns revenue by collecting interest on cash/securities and fees from their Robinhood Gold service
> It's been X days, why isn't my account verified yet? Not being approved in 3 days seems to be the new norm. Nevertheless, call/email their support if you've been waiting more than that.
> When is it coming to my country? The only "plans" are on an Australian and Chinese beta. Neither of which has gained much traction.
Interactive Brokers >$1 commission per 100 shares. $10k minimum to open, $3k if 25 or under. Lowest margin interest. Free API access interactivebrokers.com
TD Ameritade >$6.95 commission per trade. No minimum to open. Fantastic data/charting through their free ThinkorSwim service tdameritrade.com
this portfolio long term will 400-1000% by 2020. Perhaps as soon as q4 2018. The following is just a suggestion
do 20% igc on the next low do 30% hmny (or 100% today then sell the peak of the rally) do 50% dare when it hits closer to a dollar again.
Take care
Liam Nguyen
hello /smg/. i would like you ask you a question
is it possible to be a permabear in this current climate? are there any anons in this general that make money purely off shorting stock, buying puts, ect, where these plays make up most of your portfolio?
I suppose you could short stocks that are weak but growing purely because of the general bullrun. You could wait until you see a dip coming possibly due to Trump antics or just something in the news. Sounds super risky when there's easy bull money though.
Liam Cooper
BRONALD BLUMF HAS BLESSED THIS DAY AS GREEN, THANK YOUR EMPEROR.
Retarded normies, leftists and media are against Emperor Trump That must mean he is someone good
Xavier Taylor
i haven't figured it out. seems a lot harder. You could try shorting penny stocks, but low liquidity, and if they go bankrupt you could still end up losing money i hear. then you could try selling unprofitable companies like Tesla, but you lose anyway. then there was that time the S&P dropped 7 points in a day, but who predicted the right day correctly? did anyone open shorts on GE. seems like that's the best kind of deal. Huge company hiding lots of warts, then they get discovered and you just short the trend.
Luis Cook
Does AMD have any server-oriented CPU ?
Robert Robinson
You could ruin my life while also making money on HMNY.
Alexander Morgan
EPYC
Carter Flores
I'm super fucking druck and super fucking deep in LCI and about to get deeper. This company looks really great, i really can't get enough
>AMD Hi guys, my first post to /smg/ after lurking for two months. You are talking on AMD, but what is your opinion on the shorting opportunity on INTEL? - from technical perspective it is just breaking down from a massive long term rising wedge, pic related. I was a fag and took screenshot with my paper trading trying to hear your opinions (I am new into stock trading, decided to dedicate 1 hour each day to learning risk management, trading psychology, FA and mainly TA and + 1h each day for DD and paper-trade for 1yr before going in with my own money on InteractiveBrokers trading CFDs (I am europoor)). thanks for your opinions on that rising wedge on INTC
>Kalray being green >Soitec on discount I definitely should stay in electronics
Matthew Brooks
That there is a 90% chance your thirty bucks is gonna become ten bucks.
Isaiah James
I don't short, got burned once 4 years ago. But just to give you some input. The way you actually trade will most always be different with real money unless you have a will of steel.
Lucas Rogers
> Short Ratio 23.39 jesus christ what happened? and this stock hasn't moved in 3 months that's so weird
Jaxon Garcia
Once you start taking /smg/'s advice, your money is as good as gone.
Better not invest in RDY then. Cause I'm putting 2.5k into it when the markets open.
Austin Collins
thanks, about that willpower is what I noticed from reading of experienced traders. I believe even the best TA is only 10% of trading success (max 15%), risk management 30% (i also consider TA mainly as a tool of RM) and 60% of trading success is the trading psychology - "simply" this iron will to follow and execute according to the 40% (TA + RM).
I don't think you should completely ditch shorting as a complementary strategy after one bad experience. -Even the obviously best setup alone can wreck you if you do not have experience using it at least 10-15 times. -success will come with good setup setup + experience using that particular setup. Gain that experience with new kind of setup on paper trading, not on real money, that's the catch ;)
but I am just newfag
Brody Ross
What's so good about this street shitter med stock?
Jonathan Lee
What websites do you guys use to get information? Like very specific information on a specific stock. Yahoo Finance only gives you so much.
Ryan Martinez
I heard it's basically the whole reason that they've bumped back development on gaming chips. They've definitely had some luck getting into cloud data centers recently (which is core server side CPU market share)
Jeremiah Diaz
I decided that if I could grow a 40k account to 100k I would try it again. I've been learning how to ride a bull for 6 years, someday I may learn how to dance with the bear.
Its a pretty huge company? It's not gonna be a multibagger, its just deeply discounted and has put a ton of its money into development the last few quarters. It doesn't always work out, but I like to place small bets on companies who have faltered somewhat in the past but continue to invest in themselves where it matters.
Bentley Sullivan
WSJ thepatternsite.com for learning about TA and FA
Otherwise, my phone's news feed for *some* stuff, but I get much more picky with it. Robinhood's feed is basically straight seekingalpha (shit -- literally anyone can submit), some zerohedge (alright -- good for challenging your bullish positions), and Yahoo finance (alright)
I really like WSJ though. I pay for it.
Isaac Bennett
I fucking hate seekingalpha.
Jack Watson
You might want to sober up and sleep on that. I don't know shit about the company or that trade, but generally giving it at least a solid day of restraint helps me stay rational when I'm super enthusiastic about something. I'll just write down all my thoughts and let them sit so that I don't get a case of the "irrational exhuberance"
Here's my opinion on shorting: On average, the market goes up. If you go long, on average, you'll make money. Thus, shorters are fighting a more uphill battle. Additionally, true shorting (not put options) has unlimited downside -- you can lose more than the stock is worth if it does some shit like triple overnight. This actually happened to some poor dumbass that shorted a company right before Martin shkreli took it over after hours.
I know. Several on here do. I wasn't recommending it. It was more of a caution that robinhood's feed contains horse-shit.
Nathaniel Hall
Realistically, if i put all my money into hmny would i turn a good profit by the end of the year? Its dirt cheap rn.
NO. Dude, it's run by a guy with dual citizenship to Israel. This is some DRYS shit. I don't hate jews, but when the previous fact is combined with an article that I've read stating that he's set up currently to go bankrupt in other 2 months, I think this could be one happy merchant that strongly conforms to the stereotype
I would normaly point out it is a poo-in-loo curry nigger scam company
But a very brief study of their metrics and financials piqued my curiosity Albeit their profits are shrinking, RDY is still healthily profitable. Besides, it is based in india which is a huge market.
In my experience, it is not easy for foreign drug companies to establish a foothold. It will be very interesting if RDY had a big chunk of the pajeet market.
I don't know if it is a buy yet, but I think it may be worth your time and effort to do research on RDY imo
Luis Cruz
I'm the first to avoid the Poos, but even Poos need medicine. I mean, they literally live in their own poo.
I am willing to bet they will eventually get rich enough and tired enough of dying from shit disease
Kevin Peterson
Is the Qualcomm NXP merger dead now that Senate blocked the Trump ZTE deal?
Brandon Parker
Is there some sort of "how to" guide to getting started in trading? I'd like to start but I'm completely new
Benjamin Harris
Investopedia will get you started. Just read a lot of articles and google everything else. The options guide is really good in the OP.
Lucas Price
search free videos on youtube from Adam Khoo, he is best at explaining basics you need, solid fundamentals of technical analysis, trading psychology AND mainly risk management to noobs. start with this youtube.com/watch?v=slBxM4J3BEA and continue through his playlist. Do not go for his pay webinars,he has enough material for free on his channel. for advanced, then go to the thepiratebay torrent site and search for 'steve nison megapack', you will get about 12 hours of top notch webinar from the expert on candlestick charting and how it is blended with 'western' methods as support/resistance, patterns, trade management
good luck, you want more, ask me more, will be there to answer
good luck!
p.s.: are you amerimutt or europoor?
Alexander Rodriguez
Thanks friendos.
Am burger
Matthew Diaz
no problem, go learn and do not be greedy. you want to go into stock trading because you want to make money (doesn't we all?) but before you start making money you need to know how to trade well, money will follow. always focus on trading well, not on making money. greed (and fear) will otherwise bury you. trade well and money will follow
Jack Mitchell
also get a book or pirate its pdf: technical analysis of financial markets. author is murphy
Jack Hill
Trading will make you lose money over time. Buy and hold profitable companies, reinvest dividends. Reminds me of a documentary I saw of antibiotics use in India. People use penicillin pills for colds and headaches
Jace Thomas
>ever having pictures of anime on your system F A G S
Jonathan Rogers
futures look red famalampai Smells like the buy the rumours sell the news meme
William Hall
DARE and IGC are basically coin flips at this point but their low price point makes the gamble less risky. On HMNY I would wait for that train wreck to find and hold a bottom before putting a dollar in. It may be on $.40 now or whatever it is but that shit has a better chance of hitting $0 than it does of $1
Dominic Perez
Should I buy $HEAR? Fortnite and pubg kiddies aren’t going anywhere.
Cooper Morris
This HMNY is done
Blake Peterson
Good morning /smg/! How was your night? I chilled out with a close friend and watched some E3 coverage. Got that leveraged to fuck SVXY call and some ROAD, WOOD, and EIX.
ROAD popped a little yesterday, I am happy on my call MIDTEENS™
Charles Lee
I wish I picked up more when it opened at 12.02 but oh well, we still on the gains train
Ethan Perry
I honestly think their 3 million subscribers has to be worth something to someone. Holding long term cheap calls.
Luckily I didn't baghold them from 30's and just got in now.
Logan Cox
the underage in this post is unbearable. what a fucking retard lmao, "ROAD" KEK. >e3 holy shit..
Grayson Sanders
without being a shitcoin shill, ROAD is still under the radar I think the stock will be traded within a narrow range Accumulate if you believe in the power of the MIDTEENS™ meme
yes give it to me I promise not to tell you the amount
Ethan Rivera
T L T . P U T S L T
P U T S
30Y treasuries down again in the futures market and flashing the absolutely classic across-the-board STRONG SELL pattern on the technical indicators on investing.com
The majority of the gains I've made over the last month (about 3800 bucks starting May 29th) have been from TLT puts. >Pic related The rate hike is tomorrow, but I'm almost literally gambling on whether it's priced in or not. I just want to ride it.
I've cut my contracts back from 32 to 20, and will probably dump more today. I simply MUST keep some open for riding the actual hike though. It would be ungrateful not to.
You're late. I posted about that in the previous thread last night. It's absolutely bullshit that somebody wrote that smut unironically and it wasn't in a tabloid / celeb gossip mag. Fuck Jack Dorsey. He isn't even the dude that fucking founded Twitter. If TWTR doesn't dump today off of Jack's absurd left-liberal moral triumphalism, Wall Street is a bunch of faggot ass pussies.
Carter Long
jnj puts y/n
Camden Reyes
Why is this shit acceptable "journalism" it's business insider not fucking Entertainment Tonight or TMZ
Adam Perez
go long italy stocks, there's still a shitload to get back
Does the market just pretend to price in things so it can stay flat on bad news but rise on good news?
Sebastian Adams
Unironically yes. With more and more niggers and less and less whites the global IQ is going down.
Landon Miller
short knowledge long AIDS
Bentley Roberts
They have the audacity to throw up that paywall if you see them enough, as if it's truly deserving of a subscription. I'm going to filter them from my phone's newsfeed. They're clearly not what they pretend to be.
I think many Chinese tech stocks are -- HUYA, BILI, IQ -- and they might be what gets shaken out when the federal reserve announces their carpet bombing on Wednesday. I'm sure as fuck not buying puts tho (The IV is probably ridiculous anyways)
Logan Hughes
tfw too brainlet to understand stock options
what can I use to paper trade
Carter Wood
Core CPI data just came out After a very quick peruse, it seems inflation is rather high Market will think the FED will take a more hawkish stance, meaning probable more rate hikes than planned
BONDS GETTING CRUSHED AGAIN ???
Samuel Wilson
And USD moon
I think I am getting to the market's logic on eco data interpretation
Implications of Trump meeting? South Korean markets barely moved.
Matthew Rogers
Anybody else balls deep in BWEN
Adrian Mitchell
Paper and pen.
Oliver Wright
A whole bunch of nothing
Carter Anderson
Resources: >theoptionsguide.com >Investopedia >optionsplaybook.com Your first few options should be with only money that you are 100% ready to lose ALL of. Short term options will fuck you with "theta decay" Paper trading hardly prepares you for the real thing. I only made 2 or 3 huge options plays in the last few months. I'd much rather just stick with stocks though... options are much easier to lose money on. I only use them heavily when I have a fucking ton of conviction.
Zachary Miller
It seems bonds are dumped and investors are using the money to pump the stocks
