/biz/ - Business & Finance

Anyone wanna give me some of their hot sticky wisdom on buying stocks/trading?

14 weeks ago, knowing absolutely nothing about finance or markets, I dedicated a modest £2750 ($3600) to stocks and so far I've made around £220 ($290) by dipping in and out of positions, trying to learn along the way. Currently my only open position is around $700 dollars in MO.

So that's my life story. Where should I go from here? Is it worth trying to continue swing trading? Should I trade with more money? Should I switch to a broker that allows me to short stock? Should I forget about trading and just go full boomer with an ETF?

I just want money like everyone else, help me /smg/

>"I worked 5 trillion hours this week!"

Why do normies do this? Willing to bet half the time they were browsing reddit or looking up some obscure fact in between. No one cares. Unless you do manual labor, your job isn't hard.

>>10059806
His name is Boomhauer, not Boomer.

>>9710610
>I've been researching the launch process for weeks and this lines up with everything I've seen so far. no one is talking about the launch process details

the state of methlets

>>9632128
If this isn't bait, you're a pic related newfag

>If you're not exclusively measuring your Satoshi value, then you are not a real Crypto trader

signed, insecure Core cukolds who missed out on the insane alt gains from last year and in january

>>8092706
>I've cashed out and I'm never coming back
>dumb money is now gone

>>6484578
>Why can one arrangement of matter be worth 100000 times more than another arrangement of matter

Why litecoin isnt skyrocketing if it has a faster block generation than btc? I suppose it should be more popular than btc nowadays.