/smg/ - Stock Market General

[Anonymous No.8233371]

Ignore AMRS shills edition

Popular brokers for stock trading:
Robinhood
>commission free and no minimum to open
http://www.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
http://www.interactivebrokers.com

TD Ameritade
>$6.95 commission per trade. No minimum to open. Fantastic data/charting through their free ThinkorSwim service
http://www.tdameritrade.com

Degiro (Cheap broker for Europeans)
http://www.degiro.eu

Free in depth charts:
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Premarket Movers:
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Earnings Report Calendar:
https://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/today.html

Biopharma Catalyst Calendar:
https://biopharmcatalyst.com/

Pump and Dump Advertising:
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S&P 500 VIX Futures (For SVXY/UVXY, higher is better for UVXY, lower is better for SVXY)
https://www.investing.com/indices/us-spx-vix-futures

Previous thread >>8226291

[Anonymous No.8233404]

Worried winner from last thread, I am worried too but holding. Everything screaming take profit. Usually that means losses incoming but I find that holding through them leads to greater gain later.

[Anonymous No.8233437]

>>8233404
What's really worrying is how the market is barely reacting to bad news like the tariffs and Cohn's resignation. I've already recovered everything since that announcement.

[Anonymous No.8233442]

>>8233437
big money probably knows something that we don't

[Anonymous No.8233449]

see you guys Next week

[Anonymous No.8233455]

Post your weeks gainz

[Anonymous No.8233471]

>Faded the rally at 10:30

JUST

[Anonymous No.8233473]

>>8233455
update your phone

[Anonymous No.8233486]

THANK YOU BASED TRUMP

[Anonymous No.8233489]

>>8233473
Never

[Anonymous No.8233497]

>>8233455
All in FNGU right now.

[Anonymous No.8233502]

>>8233455
Degiro doesn’t have charts... I have no idea how much I’m up this week.

[Anonymous No.8233504]

>>8233455

[Anonymous No.8233508]

DuMp into the close

PLEASE

[Anonymous No.8233537]

>They are complacent
>Hit it

[Anonymous No.8233539]

>>8233497
Why

[Anonymous No.8233558]

I told you fucking faggots about GEN but I see no one followed through.

[Anonymous No.8233560]

>>8233455

[Anonymous No.8233569]

>>8233455
Pic
>>8233560
Jelly

[Anonymous No.8233581]

>>8233537
Not on Sminem's watch

[Anonymous No.8233588]

>>8233560
What buttons did you click to win dis much

[Anonymous No.8233613]

>>8233588
Options are the greatest financial instrument ever created.

[Anonymous No.8233618]

>>8233560
i dont even want to post mine after seeing this.

[Anonymous No.8233619]

>>8233455
Great week sad I didn't buy more.

[Anonymous No.8233622]

>>8233539
it's comfy. FANG tech stocks at 3x leverage.

I know I should take probably profit soon so I don't get XIV'd if a correction happens again

[Anonymous No.8233632]

>>8233613
I am too afraid to play options

[Anonymous No.8233656]

>>8233613
>you’re on the list only 600,000 people in line
Tf is this robinhood? Why they do this? What is this, USSR? I’ll pay to get it instant, like a real american.

[Anonymous No.8233662]

Here's the week chart for the /smg/ hedge fund. Stressful desu

[Anonymous No.8233670]

>>8233656
I know that feel.

[Anonymous No.8233673]

>>8233622
why this new FNGU instead of using TECL? thats what im in

[Anonymous No.8233687]

>>8233662
/smg/ hedge fund needs a risk manager

[Anonymous No.8233693]

I do not remember the last time we had a day where equities literally just rallied all day.

Makes sense that I decided to fade this one after I was long

[Anonymous No.8233696]

>>8233632
Do research, buy a few, and set an easy goal. I could have walked away with 33% gains as soon as I bought a few, but I'm a degenerate gambler.

[Anonymous No.8233699]

All these tiny portfolios. This is only for the past day, it sucks how tdameritrade doesn't really track your portfolio over time.

[Anonymous No.8233709]

>>8233699
pls no bully

[Anonymous No.8233716]

>>8233699
nice posting, everybody found $50k at once on the gruond and nobody started making money $10-15 an hour at a time

[Anonymous No.8233731]

>>8233699
based

[Anonymous No.8233738]

>bears

lel

[Anonymous No.8233754]

>>8233699
mint.com does a nice job and hooks into ameritrade

[Anonymous No.8233757]

>>8233738
Not a bear but man did I get JUSTED trying to fade.

[Anonymous No.8233758]

>>8233699
nice

[Anonymous No.8233761]

>>8233716
Honestly, if you don't have >10k in stocks, you're better off investing that time and money in your education.

[Anonymous No.8233764]

>>8233687
All in on UVXY?

[Anonymous No.8233766]

>>8233673
It's just concentrated on 10 companies. It's been outperforming TECL and for some reason my broker lets me use more margin on it versus other 3x ETFS

[Anonymous No.8233783]

Amerilard fund beat all indexes today +2.1%

[Anonymous No.8233790]

>>8233699
>not even 500k$
>you can make gains worth more than most a great number of salaries

I used to own a retail business then I got bezosed and sold it. 500k$ are not even that much money.

>>8233696
Do you have to study the math behind the options ? like the greek letters, Black-Scholes and such ?

[Anonymous No.8233806]

>>8233766
>they put alibaba instead of Altaba
portfolio manger should be fired

[Anonymous No.8233810]

>>8233662
Not bad. I started off the week good until I justed myself. Have a good weekend guys. I'll shitpost with you on Monday.

[Anonymous No.8233815]

>>8233766
Twitter over Snap? Fucking joke.

[Anonymous No.8233821]

>>8233455
FUCKING COHN REEEE.

[Anonymous No.8233825]

>>8233455

[Anonymous No.8233833]

>my broker charges me $75 to buy Vanguard funds
fuck this gay earth

[Anonymous No.8233851]

>>8233790
>500k$ are not even that much money.
Yeah, I'm finding that out the hard way. Can't even buy a decent condo in my city with that money. But at least it's enough to keep me from slaving over a mortgage for 30 years.

[Anonymous No.8233860]

>>8233790
I'm learning them in tandem with throwing money at options and seeing their behavior. This week was pure luck, I threw half of my assets into UVXY puts.

[Anonymous No.8233867]

[Anonymous No.8233876]

>>8233455
I’ve had better but at least I recovered my losses and gained a little.

[Anonymous No.8233884]

>>8233764
all in on UVXY >quadruple margined >with kidneys as collateral

[Anonymous No.8233904]

>>8233806
For what purpose? Altaba is just a holding company of Alibaba shares and Yahoo Japan shares

[Anonymous No.8233912]

>>8233455
The resignation was the only thing costing me from having comfy gains this week.

[Anonymous No.8233915]

>>8233851
I mean, with 500k$, you can earn more than most people's wage.
With only 500k$, you are free.
Buy condo ? don't be a boomer cuck. I find real estate is way more risky than stocks and such.

>>8233860
I guess it is the best way to learn, by throwing money at it and any losses are lesson fees

[Anonymous No.8233930]

>want to buy amazon
>One share is like 75% of my account
How long until I get priced out of this monopoly?

[Anonymous No.8233945]

>>8233761
>Implying I'm not losing money during calc2 lectures

[Anonymous No.8233957]

>>8233915
nah, you need like 2.5 M to be free

[Anonymous No.8233964]

>>8233930
use CFD

[Anonymous No.8233975]

>>8233930
*teleports 10% higher*
nuttin personal kiddo

[Anonymous No.8233978]

>>8233455
I would like to thank the 20 shares of myo I bought on Wednesday for turning what could have been an okay week into : \ week

[Anonymous No.8233996]

>>8233930
AMZN really needs a 4 or even 5-1 split. I think Bezos is waiting for the momentum to start to fade before using this to give it another pump.

[Anonymous No.8234003]

>>8233833
>playing an M&A
>acquirer gives a tender offer to shareholders of +$9/sh and .whatever shares of the acquiring company
>gonna make bank
>deal closes, fuck yes
>slapped with $50 fee
>back then comms were $10 and there was no robinhood
>paid $10 to buy, $10 to sell new shares
>$70 and the new shares were down because the company spent money
And thats how I learned about reorganization fees. And not to play M&A

[Anonymous No.8234008]

>>8233978
>he invested in a company that put this on their homepage
god bless

[Anonymous No.8234010]

>>8233945
I unironcially do this in my calc1 lectures

[Anonymous No.8234012]

>>8233930
use margin

[Anonymous No.8234022]

>>8233455
Big miss on that dip there but I'm fine with this

[Anonymous No.8234028]

>>8233904
because altlaba holds the majority of alibaba and are an investment company, which means their stock follows alibaba but at a less volatile rate, thus removing downside risk

[Anonymous No.8234034]

>>8234008
>>8233978
oops wrong image.

[Anonymous No.8234060]

>>8233957
>2.5m
No way do you need that much. You can live off of a 100k high yield Divi portfolio.

[Anonymous No.8234076]

>>8234060

such as?

[Anonymous No.8234079]

>>8234034
Fuck I should have bought 200

But for realz I think it should adjust to a smooth 6 early next week

[Anonymous No.8234081]

>>8234060
what lol

[Anonymous No.8234084]

I-is stocks the new crypto guys? You guys all have green PF's while my shitcoinfolio is blood red

[Anonymous No.8234088]

>>8234060
dont forget inflation.
studies show you can safely extract 4% of your portfolio per year if you want to keep up with inflation

[Anonymous No.8234094]

>>8234003
I paid nearly 2k in ADR fees. Tried to look up where these fees were stated and could never find how they came up with the exact amount. As far as I'm aware, it was arbitrary. I'd be pretty pissed if I didn't make 130k on that trade.

[Anonymous No.8234103]

>>8233437
>implying the tarrifs are bad

[Canadian weed update No.8234105]

Flat day. Most stocks hung around +/- 2%. One interesting break from the norm: golden goose Canopy Growth closed down 2.7% while fellow big three companies Aphria and Aurora close up 2% and 1% respectively. No particular reason, whales playing whale games i imagine. There is some pretty obvious price manipulation in the sector right now, i think mostly to cool the heels of the bulls a bit for a week or two. Lots of accumulation going on around power hour in particular this week.

Bull run this spring will be something special. I believe it will eclipse January highs by a decent margin. And then it will crash, consolidate, limp along until first earnings after recreational sales commence.

[Anonymous No.8234129]

>>8234076
Just look at companies like Verizon. They have a 4% dividend yield, and that's just off the top of my head. Compounding dividends are the one true way. It's how Buffet-sama made his billions.

[Anonymous No.8234132]

>>8234088
study in question
http://www.retailinvestor.org/pdf/Bengen1.pdf

[Anonymous No.8234148]

>>8234129

you dumbass fucking retard 4 percent of 100k is not enough to live on

[Anonymous No.8234171]

>>8234129
yeah I love living off $4k

[Anonymous No.8234182]

>>8234148
At the beginning it is 500k$

[Anonymous No.8234185]

>>8234129
buffet made his millions trading index funds before dividends, then he went all in on KO

[Anonymous No.8234215]

7.6% in a week is good right

[Anonymous No.8234291]

>>8234215
Very good

[Anonymous No.8234298]

>>8234148
>>8234171
You guys don't get it. There are even higher yielding Divi stocks. Even ones that pay monthly. MORL and CEFL(13% monthly dividend yeald) are two more, but I'm not gonna spoon-feed you brainlets. If you're smart, You really don't need to have a lot of money or use leverage.
>>8234185
Buffet traded way more than just Coke and vanguard shit. All have dividends by the way. You all need to read this book. It's like the Bible of investing.

[Anonymous No.8234331]

>>8234298
does this book talk about AMRS and DRYS ?

[Canadian weed update No.8234342]

>>8234105

Further to this, i should explain why i'm so bullish on this sector for this spring in particular. It's a combination of two things; first the obvious that it's an emerging market both for Canada and globally as sentiment regarding prohibition of marijuana is changing. Second, despite the first reason, this remains the most shorted sector on the Canadian exchanges. Part of the explanation for November 2017-first week January 2018 was a huge short squeeze thanks to record numbers of new investors entering the market just for this. I thought the short positions would decrease after the crash but the numbers say otherwise. Still most shorted sector and the squeeze will be even better (or worse if you're shorting) this time around.

[Anonymous No.8234363]

>>8234331
Lol, hell no.

[Anonymous No.8234380]

>>8234342
big5 was supposed to short squeeze too

[Anonymous No.8234382]

Should I buy PEP or KO?

[Anonymous No.8234397]

The end of this week also marks the end of my first month investing. I made nice gains but I feel like I could have done better. Any tips you faggots can offer a portfoliolet?

[Anonymous No.8234410]

>>8234331
yes. Ch 05: Moon Missions

[Anonymous No.8234423]

>>8233761
b-but I want to pay for my education with stock market gainz

[Anonymous No.8234439]

>>8234382
DPZ

[Anonymous No.8234452]

>>8234397
Looks good desu. Not too much volatility, steady enough gain. If it isn't broke...

[Anonymous No.8234454]

>>8234382
Fucking both

but its too late now for Ko probably, go with pep and average down

[Anonymous No.8234459]

>>8234423
wrong way to think about it. college is a margin trade on yourself. keep the money in the market, you'll get better returns than your loans
>>8234397
what are your goals? what's your investing horizon

[Anonymous No.8234479]

How do you guys split your portfolio? Personally I put around 25% into dividend blue chips, 50% into growth blue chips and 25% into higher risk meme stock that I'm hoping will moon soon.

[Anonymous No.8234536]

>>8234479
80% high performing banks and indixes
10% hedged positions
10% cash

[Anonymous No.8234639]

>>8234459
My goal is to acquire as much full american $cashdollars$ as possible in a short amount of time

[Anonymous No.8234649]

>>8234479
100% high octane memes.

[Anonymous No.8234668]

>>8234459
This. Spending market gains dilutes your future profit potential
>>8234479
25% leveraged SP500 index fund
30% mid-large cap stocks (I try and avoid components of the above index)
15% dogshit holdings I turn over in a week or so
30% cash

[Anonymous No.8234707]

well fuck, i'm even with the S&P this week.
still learning from my fuckups though. GCAP was a mistake.

[Anonymous No.8234711]

>>8234363
Found the book that does

[Anonymous No.8234722]

>>8234711
kek

[Anonymous No.8234726]

>>8233996
If it split id buy

[Anonymous No.8234746]

>>8234711
Saved.

[Anonymous No.8234755]

>>8234711
kek beautiful

[Anonymous No.8234764]

>>8234711
Pretty good. Swap Ben Graham with Big Five Guy and you've got a 10/10 meme.

[Anonymous No.8234766]

>>8234707
Even with spx is already better than most bigname fund assholes.

[Anonymous No.8234803]

DFEN has gained over 100% since I called it fyi

[Anonymous No.8234806]

>>8234764
>guy not goy

7/10

[Anonymous No.8234832]

>>8234803
how about PROTEC?

[Anonymous No.8234878]

futures still going up

the nikkei better open sunday gap up, if so, all the shit I bought yesterday will make massive gains

[Anonymous No.8235057]

>>8234711
do this >>8234764 and it's perfect!

[Anonymous No.8235058]

>>8234764
Here you go senpai

>>8234806
gotta give back to caesar his shit m8

[Anonymous No.8235067]

>>8234711
a well deserved u

[Anonymous No.8235074]

>>8235058
perfection

someone better make this the OP pic on monday

[Anonymous No.8235148]

>>8235058
>>8235074
10/10 and this

[Anonymous No.8235174]

>>8235058
OH SHIT I JUST NOTICED THE BOGS. 100/10

[Anonymous No.8235235]

>>8234711
<3

[Anonymous No.8235249]

>>8235058
just notice this one
this get too many hearts <3 <3

[Anonymous No.8235253]

Thank you guys
As I always say, you guys deserve the best

[Anonymous No.8235320]

Al this green gains.
You faggots need some crypto red

[Anonymous No.8235361]

>>8235320
People often ask, why even buy stocks? 10% a year? But this is why. When red, they're much less red.

[Anonymous No.8235387]

Next week I'll be trading solely on the buy reversal method and will post my weekly gain

[Anonymous No.8235388]

>>8235320
>implying I don't have crypto red

[Anonymous No.8235474]

SPY call ITM March 29.

88% profits baby!!

[Anonymous No.8235639]

i set aside some dough for SHOP or WIX but neither one look like real workhorses.

guyz what stocks should i be dreaming about all this weekend and come in hot on for Monday? the street says WYNN. Owning a share of BRK.B would be like touching warren buffet which makes me hot. Someone on here was pumping hard for CRMD but it does not match any charts i know about. tell me friends. who should i be researching this weekend?

[Anonymous No.8235753]

>>8235639
XON and tell me what you think
It just had a 25% pop
I sold and I would like to go back right in
It is AMRS tier meme though

[Anonymous No.8235826]

can someone post that side-splitting meme of pink faced feel-guys going down on a roller coaster, that just kills me every time I think about it

[Anonymous No.8235985]

>>8235826
here you go senpai

[Anonymous No.8236005]

>>8235826
there's also this one

[Anonymous No.8236382]

>>8235058
I'd buy it.

[Anonymous No.8236664]

>>8235985
>>8236005
awesome!!! thanks so much

[Anonymous No.8236720]

this has been one hell of a ride

> buy $500 worth of ETH in Jan 2017
> Sell and trade various cryptos upwards to $80,000
> take it all out and put it in the stock market on Jan 2018
> totally dodge crypto crash
> up 20% since then, mostly off MU and a previous NVDA trade

learning options now, maybe ill lose it all eventually

[Anonymous No.8237114]

>>8234298
Why do these yield so much dividends? What’s the drawback. I’m interested in dividend investing but don’t have much money

[Anonymous No.8237174]

>>8237114
The key to dividend investing is having large capital already. If you can comfortably yield 6-7% you can pay some bills with six figures.

[Anonymous No.8237217]

Fuck RNN and this money I wasted on it

[Anonymous No.8237276]

>>8237174
So investing my spare money into div stocks isn’t the best strat if I’m not already rich?

[Anonymous No.8237317]

what strategy do you use for stocks after you've made profit, i'm not talking about how you pick but rather how you play your trades after they have been successful

i was thinking about buying cheaper stocks (around $1-2) that give a dividend and once i feel like they've made their money, taking out the initial investment and moving it into another stock and leaving all the profit in the orignal stock, or should i close the entire position

[Anonymous No.8237321]

>>8233497
my nigga

[Anonymous No.8237322]

>>8237276
From what I’ve gathered you should trade till you have a large sum then invest in dividends. There’s a debate on how much you need though. I guess that would depend on the quality of life you want.

[Anonymous No.8237341]

>>8237276
>>8237322
Generate a stack to earn off of first would be my suggestion. I pay my bills with an 80k portfolio, but like dude said, it depends on what kinda quality life you have. I get cheap housing & actually rent out a room of my house.

[Anonymous No.8237343]

>>8237114
the general trade off with dividend payments that high is sacrificing the growth of the underlying investment.
you can favor dividend payments for tax reasons but otherwise a 10% dividend isn't that different from selling an equivalent amount of a company that grows 10%.

[Anonymous No.8237382]

>>8237341
How’s New Mexico.
I’m planning on making money for dividends that will supplement my wageslaving. I like my job so why not.

[Anonymous No.8237419]

>>8237382
Its cheap and comfortable as long as you keep a gun on you. Not sure if that's good or bad lol. I basically do the same but opposite, dividends pay my bills and whatever I have from employment goes to "fun cash" or a further investment.

[Anonymous No.8237462]

>>8237419
>Its cheap and comfortable as long as you keep a gun on you
So kinda like Texas lol. If you see a half paralyzed man named Alvin in the Gila mountains tell him Bill said hi.

[Anonymous No.8237490]

>>8237462
Lol man, i'll keep an eye out. I'm sure i'll remember if I see him. Haha

[Anonymous No.8237503]

>>8233455
$XOM has been in the shitter and makes up most of my portfolio. Made most of the losses back swing trading commodities futures like D/UWTI and D/UGAZ. Holding $XOM longterm, so hopefully it’ll swing back up next week or the week after.

[Anonymous No.8237630]

>>8234711
>>8235058
Fucking amazing

[Anonymous No.8237655]

>>8234479

Looks like its something north of 99% in a single etf cuz im not a pussy faggt.

[Anonymous No.8238191]

Hey guys I want to get started with investing and have ~$2k coming in per month that I can dedicate to stocks and bonds. What do I buy? I've already got the basics (FUSVX, FTBFX, and some PFE and AMD). Do I want more funds? REITs?

[Anonymous No.8238269]

>>8238191
none of those stocks look particularly promising to me, but I own no stocks. What am I missing here? why are these "the basics"

[Anonymous No.8238311]

>>8238191
could use some international exposure. otherwise more funds doesn't equal a better portfolio

[Anonymous No.8238324]

>>8238269
PFE is a solid dividend stock
FUSVX is literally just the S&P500
FTBFX is a total bond fund
AMD is steadily increasing their customer base and expanding into the industrial server market

[Anonymous No.8238381]

>>8238191
>>8238324
>2018
>buying bonds

[Anonymous No.8238402]

>>8238381
They provide consistent monthly income and muni's are tax exempt

[Anonymous No.8238470]

>>8238402
that's more for retirement, as long as you're working you should be re investing everything.
it does help smooth out the ride so you aren't panicking or caught in a bad financial situation during a down market.

[Anonymous No.8238578]

Why is /smg/'s dick so hard for Amyris?

I'm a scientist at a pre-IPO biotech company (actually near where Amyris is), and Amyris is like our model of what we want to avoid. They've gone in circles for 15 years. The malaria stuff is cool but it hasn't done anything big in years. They pushed for the IPO on their drop in synthetic fuel replacement, which went nowhere. And then there was that whole Muck Daddy thing. I'm just not seeing where the hype is coming from.

[Anonymous No.8238685]

>>8238578
probably the same reason why /biz/ is 90% into crypto or other market bets. lots of "research" for why it will moon they can pull out of their ass while ignore reality.

[Anonymous No.8238760]

>>8238685
? the reality is i've made 80% gains on AMRS

[Anonymous No.8238832]

>>8238760
good for you, but that anecdote is about as useful as someone claiming lottery tickets are a good investment because they hit the jackpot

[Anonymous No.8238878]

>>8238832
or maybe you just can't admit the stock market is not a lottery and you don't understand how it works.

[Anonymous No.8238887]

>>8238578
We're not, the shills here are a coordinated effort by a pump n dump discord

Most of us know its a shitco and going to eventyally crash back down

[Anonymous No.8238974]

>>8238878
the stock market as a whole isn't a zero sum game, everybody can make money; but beating the average is.
undervalued stocks are a finite resource, if it was obvious a specific stock would make above average returns without the associated risk then some investing bot would buy them until they're at value before you could see them

[Anonymous No.8239082]

>>8238974
well of course there's risk. but the company issued guidance on good earnings, and if you simply buy after the issuance, you can make money several days after the fact. The market is not efficient, or else you would see nearly no volatility at all.

Bots aren't as good as you think, because a bot is easier to trick than a human. DRYS has made a lot of money fishing money from bots looking for good news and valuations.

[Anonymous No.8239175]

Guys I think I might just buy the top 10 high dividend stocks on dividend.com and see what happens

[Anonymous No.8239280]

>>8239082
not even alluding to EMH, more that you're working with the same or less information than people with more resources.
>The market is not efficient, or else you would see nearly no volatility at all.
also not true. even just with the variance in valuation techniques and and risk tolerance.

>because a bot is easier to trick than a human
yeah, dozens if not hundreds of these schemes pop up every year, not to mention the specific ways bots trick other bots in the realm of HFT, it's pretty much an arms race. but all the opportunities dry up pretty quickly, which is my point.
the average investor working with tertiary information sources don't stand much of a chance

[Anonymous No.8239356]

>>8239175
I wouldn't do that if I were you. it looks like those companies don't grow and many seem like they're getting smaller

[Anonymous No.8239420]

>>8233455

[Anonymous No.8239444]

>>8239420
what the hell are you invested in?

[Anonymous No.8239464]

>>8239175
why don't you just make a paper portfolio of the top stocks on that website 5-10 years ago?
come back with the results, could be interesting

[Anonymous No.8239490]

>>8239280
well i've been beating the market for years, guess I don't exist.
maybe i'm the guy with more resources you're talking about.

[Anonymous No.8239495]

>>8239420
Jesus, is your entire portfolio consisting of penny stocks and sub $5 stocks?

[Anonymous No.8239524]

>>8239490
>well i've been beating the market for years
If you are serious, you are doing something that a majority of traders cannot do, I want to do what you do.

[Anonymous No.8239534]

>>8239444
Yolo stocks

>>8239495
Pretty much. The time to make fast money is now.

[Anonymous No.8239636]

>>8239490
EMH doesn't imply you can't beat the market, it implies your chances are about 50/50.
>maybe i'm the guy with more resources you're talking about.
do you have your own private internet lines directly connected to the exchanges and a bot that can execute a thousand trades per second?

[Anonymous No.8239653]

>>8238191
Just day trade pharma companies and cheap tech stocks it's the easiest way to make expedient gains.

[Anonymous No.8239708]

>>8239653
Can you recommend me some? Am I too late to profit off of JAGX?

[Anonymous No.8239721]

>>8239636
no, I just buy low, sell high.
50/50 over the long run?

[Anonymous No.8239767]

>>8239708
lol trolling is a art right? saying AMD was one of the basics in your earlier post was funny as well.
7/10

[Anonymous No.8239786]

>>8239708
but try NETE monday tell me how it goes.

[Anonymous No.8240134]

>>8239721
50/50 to beat the bench mark. not just to make money.
if you were trading exclusively in something high risk, high volatility like pharma. I'm guessing the benchmark for last year is about 30-40%, with a high beta. making 80% in the short term isn't that surprising.
also buy low sell high isn't really useful advice without fundamental analysis. just trading on momentum generally leads people to do the opposite; it's human nature to be scared and sell when they're losing and over confident and buy when they're winning.

[Anonymous No.8240285]

>>8240134
If information is really priced in as you are claiming, then all that information is in the chart.
Just wait until it's oversold, or overbought, then do the opposite.

[Anonymous No.8240491]

>>8240285
I don't even think markets are perfectly efficient, but it's effectively the same if you're working off the same or less information as everybody else.
just the fact that there's someone to sell to at the "oversold" price means there's someone looking at the same information making the opposite bet.
I'm guessing you just think that they're some idiot but there is literally mountains of research showing that even the people who are paid very well to try and beat the market can't do it more than chance.

[Anonymous No.8240504]

im bored

[Anonymous No.8240545]

>>8240491
you just have to have a better use of fundamental and technical analysis than the average person in the market.
The average person in the market doesn't have much of either.

[Anonymous No.8240676]

>>8240545
the average person doesn't even own an investment account
the average investor by dollar influence is overwhelmingly institutional

if you could beat the market reliably then you'd be making at least 100k a year moving millions in trades for some firm

[Anonymous No.8241212]

>>8234397
Monthly dividends

[Anonymous No.8241238]

>>8239420
The Chad fad

[Anonymous No.8241439]

>>8241212
ECC is my divvy champ. Lost some value recently, good time to start a stack. $0.20 a share monthly and paid out a nice bonus $0.45 special divvy last Sept.

[Anonymous No.8242067]

however, capital + dividend income will yield less than capital + rent on house purchase, just buy bunch of properties and live off wagecucks