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[Anonymous No.15657349]

I’ve finally jumped into the world of trading
>started with $500
>bought 2 shares of Vanguard index fund etf at $218 a pop
>already losing money
Should I start posting pink Wojaks now, or is that after I buy high sell low?

[Anonymous No.15657380]

>>15657349
>Buying the top of the biggest equity bubble in human history
Anon, I...

[Anonymous No.15657410]

>>15657380
I thought these things were low-risk?

[Anonymous No.15657466]

>>15657410
Risk/reward varies with price to valuation ratio
Pic related tells you all you need to know. Right now stonks are high risk/low reward. Best case scenario the Fed pumps your bags for another year or so before the bottom falls out. Worst case scenario is the SHTF tomorrow and you take a 50% or more haircut over six months.

[Anonymous No.15657521]

>>15657410
They are low risk because they are backed by the security that the US government will never default and instead just print your cash into oblivion while equities and bonds sag under the pressure of sideways income from refinancing at ultracheap rates and locked income. So bassically they are only risk adjusted if your the government's bottom bitch soiboi. Do yourself a favor and sell that shitty vanguard right away and invest into btc before the Austrian-Mises economic shift goes full swing and your priced out.

[Anonymous No.15657563]

>>15657410
What does all this stuff about /biz/ amount to? What can it mean? What is the truth? Let me have a report at your convenience.

[Anonymous No.15657589]

>>15657349
>finally jumped into the world of trading
>bought 2 shares of Vanguard index fund etf