/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26513905
We’re all gonna make it anon

>>11282962
By dependable, I mean companies that you can say with a significant degree of certainty that they will become leaders in their areas.

All of the following only applies to dependable companies for safe investments. Keep that in mind and remember it.
>how to see bear market or dip
I have a lot to say on this subject. To boil it down: if most your stocks are red WITH SPY and DOW Jones down a lot more than average one day, this is strike one for bear market, if they’re all down greater than 1% on average that’s strike two for bear market, if the next five days they continue to stay down on average then raise later and a week or two later they begin this same falling pattern over the course of a week that’s strike three and I would say that’s a sign that we’re entering a bear market. That’s not happening right now paricularly. But it appears we maybe gettin got something similar to that.

>To identify a dip:
the difference is this generally happens with one stock or a few dependable stocks just going down for two or three days in a row, without the SPY or DOW Jones being impacted (though it might be down a little bit depending on the stock; Apple will drag SPY up or down). Find a stock that you wanna buy when it will eventually dip, then plan on the conditions that you will buy the stock on. You look at how it’s been averaging the past three months also compare that to year, count how many days it was down in the past month or three months (and how long that downward trend lasted). This is supposed to be a dependable stock, so it should have more of an up trend anyways. Then when it goes down for *no reason*—that’s when you buy (I like doing so at the end of the trading day or if it’s down 2.50% on a non-volatile stock). Expect it to go down a little the next day too, if it shoots up at opening just sell it for a profit of at least 1%. If you didn’t reach that, hold until you do.

Need to make a part two to finish responding.

I’ll answer in the next thread using Pooh Bear as my image. Long response.

>>9787603
Who here sold OKTA at the high and bought at the low?

>>9722895
I said no TA, boyo

>>9709853
Who told you this?

Been looking out for the exact opposite.

Pump until June 5-6, then dump later

>>9700429
You're not putting things in perspective

US stocks might sell off a little at first but will hold up in a broad financial crisis. Especially as we see EM shit the bed

You're looking in the rear view mirror and thinking this will be a good ol fashioned dot com - housing bubble crash

Or rather look in the rear view, but with a telescope, we aint seen shit in our short trading lives

>>9690382
OKTA SHOP NTNX....

>>9654148
You right anon, thanks

>>9612720
>Everything is going down
>Dish Network is increasing
Why do the Bogs torture us?

>>9587048
thank you

>>9548516
SHOP OKTA and WTI

>>9501671
Very grateful we got to ride SDRL together anons. A week and a half ago I was talking about oil probably going up soon with my pops and he told me about it.
Sold all SDRL today at +6.8%.
Now I’m on to BIDU anons, the “Chinese google”. Any thoughts?

>SDRL
SDRL
>SDRL
SDRL
>SDRL
SDRL

Regardless of rate hikes, NTNX is going to start shooting up, just like OKTA has been doing. Buy in while you can anons!
Also buy BILI, IQ, and of course SHOP if you want to see 20%+ gains within a fast amount of time.
I don’t have any BILI, because my money is split between SHOP, OKTA, and NTNX, among other things. But I really do believe BILI and IQ will hit thirty within a year. Good luck tomorrow anons.

>>9361555
>Digits of truth
Just bought 555k thx

>>9358467
>SDRL rises ~17%
>IQ rises ~17%
DID ANY OF YOU FAGS LISTEN??
Buy SHOP btw. In five years it’ll be at sky high.
We’re all gonna make it!

>>9340999
>those digits
Das rite

Anyone want to ride SDRL to andromeda with me now? At first you laughed at Pooh Bear, but now you realize this moon mission is a go...

BUY SDRL BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE IVE BEEN TELLING YOU ALL FOR TWO DAYS
Not kidding.