I have absolutely no idea of how "stocks" work

[Anonymous No.50770934]

beyond superficial information. I'm a /pol/tard as well, so I understand how usury and the Fed work.
Where do I start? Any good YouTube channels you could recommend? Any websites? Infographics?
Post them below.
Thank you for reading

[Anonymous No.50770951]

just buy bitcoin and transfer it to a cold wallet

[Anonymous No.50770957]

>>50770951
I don't understand how BTC works either, just superficial knowledge :(
Or a portfolio/wallet

[Anonymous No.50770961]

>>50770934
>I'm a /pol/tard as well, so I understand how usury and the Fed work

[Anonymous No.50770969]

>>50770961
What's so bad about that?

[Anonymous No.50770983]

>>50770934
A stock is just a "share" of a company; a piece of ownership. Owning shares comes with benefits like the right to vote on company direction or policy, with your shares representing an overall % of the vote. You can receive dividends from these shares, etc. As the price of the shares go up or down, you'll gain or lose value.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvgm9qCaW1HR4BLa0mXTh1A

[Anonymous No.50770989]

>>50770983
Thanks fren.

[Anonymous No.50770996]

>>50770969
/Pol/ is wrong about everything. If you learn anything about the real world from them then your knowledge is very likely to be flawed.

[Anonymous No.50771010]

>>50770996
>/Pol/ is wrong about everything. If you learn anything about the real world from them then your knowledge is very likely to be flawed.
I don't know. The things they talk about suuuuure seem to be massive problems.

[Anonymous No.50771027]

>>50770934
Also, what do you think of Silver as an investment? It looks to me that as a rare commodity it could work as a long-term supply of money

[Anonymous No.50771034]

>>50770969
You probably know as little as anyone about those topics. Anyway to answer your question 'stocks' on itself are shares of a company that can be traded, if you want to learn about companies I'd recommend starting on some classes in Macroeconomics 101 then Microeconomics to know about companies' metrics and what not. Just literally find some youtube video you're comfortable with and watch them.

Stock trading on the other hand is just going to the market and betting on which company will do good or bad. There's two way people decide, technical analysis which is looking at charts and finding patterns, or fundamental analysis which is taking those company's metrics and decide if a stock is undervalued or overvalued. You can find books with those keywords, or just read investopedia desu.

[Anonymous No.50771044]

>>50771034
>You probably know as little as anyone about those topics. Anyway to answer your question 'stocks' on itself are shares of a company that can be traded, if you want to learn about companies I'd recommend starting on some classes in Macroeconomics 101 then Microeconomics to know about companies' metrics and what not. Just literally find some youtube video you're comfortable with and watch them.
>Stock trading on the other hand is just going to the market and betting on which company will do good or bad. There's two way people decide, technical analysis which is looking at charts and finding patterns, or fundamental analysis which is taking those company's metrics and decide if a stock is undervalued or overvalued. You can find books with those keywords, or just read investopedia desu.
Interesting, thank you!

[Anonymous No.50771097]

>>50771034
It seems to me that combining these two factors will make filtering out bad choices easier rather than just using one.
MY POST ISN'T SPAM 4CHAN

[Anonymous No.50771270]

>>50770934
>no idea how something works
>/pol/tard
Makes sense

[Anonymous No.50771290]

>>50771270
Well, that's why I'm here. To learn.

[Anonymous No.50771562]

>>50771290
Don't get blue pilled, /biz/ is also heavily infested with Redditors, Leftists, Jews and other malevolent scum. I assume that you are aware of their modus operandi. Don't trust anyone and always do your own research.

[Anonymous No.50771567]

>>50770934
Just do the MIT opencourseware. Unless you're doing some niche specialized field, there exists an opencourseware for it.

[Anonymous No.50771697]

>>50771562
This is an interesting infographic. I have a lot of these.

[Anonymous No.50771712]

>>50771567
>Just do the MIT opencourseware. Unless you're doing some niche specialized field, there exists an opencourseware for it.
Thanks, appreciate it.

[Anonymous No.50771720]

>>50771697
This being the biggest and most schizo of them all.