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So, like. I make a stock investment savings I'm ready now and I put, let's say €1,000 into my portfolio...

I'm going relatively good for a few months, up and down and so one...

Boom, big hit, let's 4 stocks go down by 4, 10, 16 boom, 27...

My portfolio goes red and has been red for few days and weeks and possibly months...

What I don't understand is, do I end up debt...?
I want to play it safe, I want to be an actual investor. In it for the long term. I'm aware I will be losing money. I am prepared to lose money, because it will happen. But, do I have to pay anyone or anything? Does my actual other savings get involved? (Unless I put more money into my portfolio) if I didn't, would I actually be losing over €1,000?(Which was my original startings)

As you can see...
Plz, no bully.

>> No.16417282

reminder that pic related is celebrating corporatism not capitalism.

>> No.16417291

>>16417282
Ah, however. Any answer?

>> No.16417343

Are you actually retarded?

>> No.16417374

>>16417343
Socialist triggered

>> No.16417389
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>>16417343
Just trying to learn fren. No matter how stupid my questions are

>> No.16417401

>>16417257
Go all in Megacap stocks like Apple and amazon. Also read about Anne schieber and others like her.

>> No.16417466

>>16417401
I'll look into Anne, thanks anon.
So, I'm guessing my answer is a no, right?

>> No.16417477

>>16417466
No, unless you use leverage the most you can lose is what you invested (the principal)

>> No.16417562
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>>16417477
One dub to another, thanks for answering fren

>> No.16417595

>>16417562
Happy to help fren. Something else to consider is trading fees: you need to factor them in to your net return (or loss) calculations. When playing with relatively small transactions they can have a (dis)proportionately large impact.

>> No.16417600

>>16417257
Based retard

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>>16417600
But now I am smarter because I asked a dumb question
>pic related
Literally.

>>16417595
Will do

>> No.16418336

>>16417282
Same thing

>> No.16418365

>>16417374
I agree with OP image retard Im talking about his dumb comment