/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20989921
This is you.

one hour

get fucking out! 100% in fiat 100% confirmed

>>20914980

>>20056192
Did not expect that

What stocks do you anons recommend?? /biz/ would never let me down right?? I'm the guy who bought mro and Ivr I regret my decisions...

>>19543778
honest question: what makes you think there are people who aren't, deep down, racist/sexist/etc? what makes you think there are people who don't truly want more of any given good thing for "their kind"?

just look at the han mandarin ruling china or the jogger looting and literally murdering white people on the streets in the US cities. they aren't racist? just white people? lmao what a fucking hypocrit if you think only white people are racist. everyone is bigoted towards their group. women want more good shit for women. gay people want more good shit for gay people. it's just common sense.

>>19368509
>>19368564
Teach me the ways of the Bobo...
I've always been too scared to gamble with options.

>My SHRMF purchase on Friday wasn't fulfilled
>Don't want to FOMO at ATH

>>18501071
soon

>>18343793
>he holds overnight

NGMI

>>17666294
Looking carefully at the market and buying stocks at a discount. Even if you lose money in the short term from catching knives, the markets WILL eventually stabilize and you'll make a profit in the long term.

Don't play with money you can't afford to lose, but at the same time don't be afraid to take some risks. Stock markets aren't crypto, you aren't going to see major companies like Apple completely bottom out at 0 and never rebound again. The world needs to consume, and it will even if it has to take a nap for a year or two.

If the housing market tanks, cheap houses are indeed a good investment. Yes, there were cheap houses in the EU after the 08 crash, and people who gobbled them up and sold them a few years later made a pretty penny.

Crypto genuinely is a good point of risk right now, but it's VERY hard to time the market and even harder to decide which shitcoin will actually profit from this whole thing. Only do this if you're lookin to high risk high reward the system right now. If you're young - chances are any losses you make right now will seem devastating but eventually be a drop in the ocean 20-30 years from now when you look back at yourself.

So budget yourself for safety/stability (precious metals), long term slow profit (stocks/bonds/treasuries/housing), and high risk gambles (crypto/individual stock picking). Everyone's finances are different, so it's difficult to create a "catch all" plan. Take care of yourself, friend.

For reference - I an a market analyst. I do this stuff for a living; my entire profession is looking at large data sets and translating, researching the primary movers of those numbers, figuring out where and why discrepancies between similar data exists, and translating my findings into layman explanations for my fatcat bosses to execute plans on. I've been very successful at my job thus far, so I'm pretty confident in my analysis of the current state of affairs.

It all comes crashing down.

>>17535023

Why /biz/ literally never shares their losses? Even fucking wsb does.

how do you guys usually decide when to exit your position in a stock?

>>16828118
im surprised more people than me know about Live Traders tbhwy. his yt channel and No Nonsense Forex's yt channel are basically the foundation every TA trader needs to git gud. the 3-bar play is still good shit, you could be profitable with just looking for that one pattern at the open. also jared's twitter is great, he posts his day trade watchlists and favorites every day, all for free.

literally if you just watch all of their videos you'll learn so much. for free, too. NNFX makes a strict point that he'll never sell anything, LT sells shit but you can get everything you need from them for free, literally LITERALLY just don't buy their shit but take all of their free shit, it's not that hard. can't get conned if you don't buy anything ever.

investopedia is also legit but that should be common sense since it's the wikipedia of investing. recently gave the Dow Theory article a read, pretty interesting stuff.

>>16721828
>crypto investing in 2020.

>>16357758
>Market cap $527,591 USD
Just admit it already.

>6900

Who is more retarded, /biz/ or /wsb/?

>Be me, at work
>pull up Schwab account after i get caught up on work.
>my reaction:

WE'RE CRASHING, LINKIES


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