/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1639793
>the market is rational short term

>>1634810
i have a feeling i'll be just fine.

>>1557876
22%gain in 1 month
isn't noise or luck. i dont think you understand how the market moves.

22% isn't a luck move, and if it was, it would quickly correct.

at some point luck stops being luck and starts being skill.
i have been doing this sort of thing on sims, hitting million billion and trillion dollar time marks using commodities futures, options and blue chips and shit for a long time so transitioning 2 the actual market and seeing high gains isn't unusual 2 me
but of course the good ones always make it look ez.

i'd love to see someone else with similar capital making similar returns .

Has any Canadian here looked into or used wealthbar or something similar?

>>1493562
they're trying to keep people on there toes. so ppl dont get cocky. trying to burn some discipline into the minds of you young ladies, while there is still time.
cuz once u make ur nut, aint not a damn person gonna be able to tell u shit.
and ur gonna wind up right back the fuck where u are now.
the russians have discipline.
the saudis have discipline.
americans are fuckin panty wastes.

Where do you start? Just came into some money and I want to be smart about it and invest in my future and my family's future. I already make an okay amount working for a living. Who do you trust to handle your money? Been looking at Edward Jones but their rates are high. Should I just Google my closest financial advisor? Where did you start?

Is Timothy Sykes on YouTube full of shit or good to learn a thing or two. Any other people you like to watch on YouTube?