OFFICIAL STOCK MARKET AND ECONOMY THREAD VOL. A NEW CHAPTER

[johnnyredstorm]

company will never get back to it's all time highs. bloated pig being roasted. niche market with little barrier to entry. never been a fan of this company for anything more than a trade.

 

[vhs0126]

so i got an extra 1000

Im young, 20. Trying to get into investing, not sure where to start. I just know I want to make money off the money i have saved

 

[myanacondadoes]

so i got an extra 1000
Im young, 20. Trying to get into investing, not sure where to start. I just know I want to make money off the money i have saved

I'm a bit younger wondering the same thing but don't you need more than a rack to invest?
Anyone worried about the schmita?

 

[johnnyredstorm]

if you have no clue what to do, dont do anything at all because you'll lose every dollar.

paper trade and lean before entering the market with real money. just because you want to make money doesn't mean you actually will.

 

[teamjordan79]

Every trader will eventually acknowledge that they don't really know how the economy works, and they would be right because the real economy is divorced from the financial markets, the gold market is manipulated and everyone is itching for the next dose of the much anticipated QE injection. Which is why questions like "i have 1k where can i invest?" sound real funny because you might as well take that cash and make it rain on a stripper - you will probably get more out of it. Simply put, the stock market is rigged, especially now with robot trading, algorithms and fiber optic cables. The regular joe simply doesn't have the tools to trade at the level of professionals and robots who will eat your lunch and for 1k, ain't no one going to help you.

My advice? Learn a skill and sell it. There's also bitcoin if you're feeling extra risky and speculative.

 

[johnnyredstorm]

Stock market being rigged is a lazy copout. Learn how to trade and it won't be rigged.

 

[teamjordan79]

Stock market being rigged is a lazy copout. Learn how to trade and it won't be rigged.

If it's not a level playing field, then the person you're advising to simply 'learn how to trade' will have a hard time lol

 

[johnnyredstorm]

You're going to have a hard time regardless at first. It's one of the toughest things to consistently do in the world. Doesn't mean it's impossible, though.

 

[myanacondadoes]

Every trader will eventually acknowledge that they don't really know how the economy works, and they would be right because the real economy is divorced from the financial markets, the gold market is manipulated and everyone is itching for the next dose of the much anticipated QE injection. Which is why questions like "i have 1k where can i invest?" sound real funny because you might as well take that cash and make it rain on a stripper - you will probably get more out of it. Simply put, the stock market is rigged, especially now with robot trading, algorithms and fiber optic cables. The regular joe simply doesn't have the tools to trade at the level of professionals and robots who will eat your lunch and for 1k, ain't no one going to help you.

My advice? Learn a skill and sell it. There's also bitcoin if you're feeling extra risky and speculative.

You saying I should just cop that pound from Pablo










So how much would you say you should start with if your looking to get into this

 

[johnnyredstorm]

find proven traders who offer education services and show their records (not just places that sell alerts). you can learn how to trade, it's not impossible if you bust your ***, manage risk, control your emotions and exhibit painful amounts of patience.

places like Investors Underground, Bulls on Wall Street, AlphaShark (former KeeneOntheMarket), are worth learning from.

 

[noskey]

You can start with a K. I did. Not that I've gained much more since trying my hand at options... but that's a different story.

Don't get into the markets right now, you'll lose half your cash in no time. Do some research, read some books, and study value investing over the next few months at least and let this volatility die down.

 

[degenerate423]

What do y'all think of a DDM play if the Fed doesn't raise interest rates tomorrow?

 

[based mod]

Be safe brahs

 

[myanacondadoes]

Be safe brahs

something happened?

 

[based mod]

Be safe brahs

something happened?

Will happen in 28 minutes

 

[dathbgboy]

Be safe brahs

something happened?

Will happen in 28 minutes

, FED rat hike decision. Shouldn't this be a plus for stocks considering it's a minus for bonds ?

 

[noskey]

And now we wait... again...

Stocks dipping lower? What kind of madness is this?

 

[johnnyredstorm]

no rate hike just means we're delaying mayhem

 

[dathbgboy]

Won't see a rate hike realistically until 2016, no way they raise the rates w/ the upcoming holiday season, however that could prove to be a calculated move. Raise rates, shares dip as a reaction, the inch back up, after holiday numbers get released, stocks his small surge. All speculation of course, I don't even know how often the FED meets to discuss rate hikes.

 

[johnnyredstorm]

that's a decent idea potentially.

or

shtf when rates raise



i dont care either way just give me a market i can trade

 

[based mod]

Jesus what happened

Thought everything was good after the first dip and rally

 

[johnnyredstorm]

My buddy Christian posted this chart on TWTR. Ugly candle pattern potentially.
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Worth a follow, smart dude, tracks a lot of ETF inflow and outflows. @cfromhertz

 

[degenerate423]

Raise rates, shares dip as a reaction, the inch back up, after holiday numbers get released, stocks his small surge.

If they raise rates there will be more than just a dip .

 

[superantigen]

While i wasn't expecting a hike, I was legitimately surprised by the Fed's non-action, if that makes sense.




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[rexmakesbeats]

While i wasn't expecting a hike, I was legitimately surprised by the Fed's non-action, if that makes sense.




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Yea it doesn't but ok