/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58265003
you need to invest into trends the market hasn't caught up with yet. They'll only rise shortly but you might 2x an investment if you've done your research well enough. These are short once or twice a year occasions.
The rest you can invest in well performing stocks or S&P500.
This is what Peter Lynch and Chris Camillo does, and it works very well.

>>58249864
gold and silver are commodities, you can't predict their price. They're too volatile and you're dependent on the general market and current trends that are impossible to spot or understand. That's why successful commodity traders use very sophisticated AI models to predict trends. The market is too big and to complicated for a single person to understand gold or silver. Who knows why it's going up or down? If you invest in stocks you can rely on the price relative to the company's earnings.
It's much better to invest in a few different good stable stocks that have great assets and a vision for the future.
You can double an investment in a month if you pick the right stock before the market notices a trend and you've done your research right.

Literally all you have to do is find asymmetries and throw money at them. Business fags take classes on technical analysis and know fancy terms but most never learn this concept. Other people just fomo into things that were once asymmetrical opportunities but are overbought by the time they get in. Don’t overthink it anon.