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I've been thinking of investing in stocks after I set up my bank account. I was wondering of anyone had some sources or things to share about investing beyond the research ill be doing myself, anything would be helpful. Thank you.

>> No.19983063

investopedia

>> No.19983094

>>19983042
Skip stocks. Study biz and low caps. Easy enough to turn $1-5K into triple digits. I did it in 6 months.

Also, buy Suterusu BEFORE it moons, not after.

>> No.19983102

>>19983042
Depends on how old you are.
60% in index funds.
20% in bonds
20% yolo

>> No.19983111

>>19983094
>triple digits
>triple = three = 3
>1-5k = 1000 - 5000
>turn 4 digits into 3 digits

sounds about right, biz really is about buy high sell low after all

>> No.19983185
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19983185

>>19983042
think of the entire stock market like it's been on a hard drinking bender & it's been stuffing as much taco bell into its face since march.
It's about to take the most jaw dropping catastrophic shit of all time.
More brrr & negative interest rates can't plug the flood of firehose force diarrhea that's going to paint every market red.
you sound like your 13 desu... guessing you are on rh. stay in cash or put a little in reverse leveraged bear ETFs, set stop limits, take any profits & don't hold it for more than a day or two.

>> No.19983328

>>19983185
18. And thank you.

I dont think 13 year olds use 4chan and if any do then they're definitely not going to be in /biz/.

>> No.19983397

>>19983042
If*

>> No.19983527
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19983527

>>19983397
good luck & godspeed

>> No.19983620

>>19983527
I'm going to fucking cry.

>> No.19983629

>>19983042
Never buy when it’s pumping, wait for red days

>> No.19983631

Some pieces of knowledge I wish I knew when I start

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19983636

>>19983063
This has probably got to be the only useful thing here so far, thank you very much, man.

>> No.19983648

>>19983042
1. invest monthly in good companies. Pick 15 solid, profitable companies that you're sure will last the next 10 years and buy their stocks more or less evenly.
2. don't dump your savings in the stock market, if you want to allocate, use Dollar-cost averaging (google)

>> No.19983649

>>19983631
Don't mess around with penny stocks.

Start small, put a couple thousand into your broker and play with it.

Buy the news, sell the hype.

Never get emotionally invested in a stock.

The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.


Good luck mate

>> No.19983657

>>19983648
I forgot to emphasize:

do NOT trade, do not take anyone else's advice, do not "Buy low, Sell high". You cannot time the market. They cannot time the market. High today will look low in a few years, just keep buying good companies every damn month, ignore the price.

>> No.19983661

>>19983649
Much appreciated.

>> No.19983834
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19983834

>>19983657
you sound like a faggot desu

Do this with 90% & gamble like crazy with 10%. Too safe = no gains

>> No.19983958

>>19983834
90% of day traders get absolutely raped, a good chunk kill themselves. Swing trading isn't much better either, the successful are mostly insiders. Get a job, buy monthly and hold forever, you'll retire at 40yo. Or gamble and kys.

>> No.19983996

>>19983958
also why not gamble 10%: for me it's like buying lottery tickets. In the long term you'll lose money. But you do you.

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19984008

>>19983958
Kk... that jew cock must taste great
t.retired at 36 in 2017

>> No.19984128

>>19983657
>>19983958
Have a look at this OP.

Better advice than most of /biz/.
However, I'd still argue that it's not quite there yet.
Not only do most day traders lose money, but most professional hedge fund managers cannot beat index funds. Very few humans or computers can pick stocks consistently well over a long period of time, much less doing it well enough to offset the higher fees.
So globally diversified low cost index funds are the best option.

>>19983042
OP, search for a guy on YouTube called Ben Felix. He's the only person out there that goes through academic papers to explain what are the best strategies.

>> No.19984199

>>19984128
Thanks you very much, friend. Your input means a lot.

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19984264

>>19983042
Buy s&p500 index funds like SPY and VOO. S&p500 is the top 500 grossing companies, and index funds are basically a small portion of a bunch of stocks, so youd be buying a little of all of the top performing companies. You can find a calculator online and compare the gains you would have accumulated to any individual stocks, and it's almost certain that it will out perform whatever individual stock you might pick over the long term.
While you put money in there, do your own research on other up and coming companies, or companies that you might foresee as having significant growth, and occasionally buy a little of those too, of course considering your own risk tolerances.

>> No.19984301

>>19983649
>>19983958
Good advice