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I'm getting out of BTC and want in on stocks. Which are god?

Pic related, my tenure

>> No.4294401

Stock markets are also due for a correction, you cant escape it

>> No.4294404

>>4294370
gugle 100% chance of long term rpfoit
same with amaz0nian

also possibly the company that makes metal detectors OSI

>> No.4294425
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4294425

Every position you take, you broker takes a short position.

>> No.4294452

>>4294370
>>4294401
This lad gets it, most stocks literally look the same as the graph you posted, only bigger time
frame.

>> No.4294458
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4294458

>>4294370
So basically copy and paste Goldman shacs portfolio in your yours.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7G0OfJUON8

>> No.4294490

>>4294370
just get a total market ETF if you don't want to think about it

>> No.4294659

>>4294370
figure out a good retirement fund, some can average 9-10% for 15-20 years, this should set you up for the long term.

Then figure out a stock that has good potential, solid earnings, good leadership ect and toss some cash at it.

stocks are a long term thing, think decades.
coins seem like bubble to bubble and aside from people pumping and dumping they really have no actual earnings, they offer you a way to spend money, not an actual product.