/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11638251
we've seen that already with millions of people who have tried to invest with this mindset
you're a drop of water in an ocean of retards

>muh broader market

just buy biotechs, utilities, and consumer staples
people will still have diseases, need water and electricity, and drink coke regardless of what the economy is like
utilities and consumer staples are both boring and consistent, but biotech is a nice spike of volatility to spice things up

the broader market may cause some noise in the short term, but it doesn't matter in the long term

>>11486709
Then learn what you're doing wrong and correct your bad habits
To start, read the books in the OP list and investopedia articles

>>11474197
Dividends are for people who want to buy stocks and hold them until they retire
They're meant to provide very slow and gradual, but consistent growth
If you're thinking in a timeframe any shorter than decades, there are better options out there

>>11446478
Ideally, that should be something you decide for yourself
Being able to decide which stocks to buy for yourself is one of the most important parts of both trading and investing

If you just want to buy something that someone on /biz/ tells you to, then VTGN
If you do buy it, remember to hold through volatility and think in the long term

see >>11444150

>tfw will continue to patiently hold my GALT and VTGN net week and watch the numbers go up and down

>>11326270
Buy VTGN calls

>>11272440
I'm have no position in IGC, so I won't lose any money no matter happens to its share price
I'm not going to post pink wojaks because I missed out on something either, I would rather miss a good opportunity than blindly FOMO into something that's going up without doing any research on my own

I'll go through warosu and find you some pink wojaks in case you don't have any

>>11153754
I don't have any particular price target at the moment, but purely on cancer data, I'm guessing somewhere around 10 (this is all speculation). Because cancer data was good, it created the possibility of another potential catalyst, being designated as a breakthrough drug by the FDA. That possibility, in addition to phase 3 NASH trials and a potential buyout or partnership could drive it much higher.

>>11153766
>>11153814
I'm long on GALT because of the science. The fact that it has solid finances for a biotech company and a billionaire CEO is a bonus as well, though. Biotech itself is a fairly speculative industry, since it relies a lot on scientific research to determine if a company is a good buy. It's not for everyone.

https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/47560554-vision-and-value/5210387-gr-mdminus-02-keytruda-s-partner
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4202616-nash-cirrhosis-real-nash-epidemic