>that feel when last generation that will ever remember double digit interest rates >that feel when last generation that will ever remember single digit interest rates >that feel when last generation that will ever remember positive interest rates >that feel when last generation
Lucas Myers
you can gamble in stocks at home in your underwear
Nicholas Thomas
casino the house always wins
stock market the Fed always wins
Michael Brown
I know in theory what I'm supposed to do to win at the casino
>invest in casinos >completely btfo the stock market It really is just that easy friends, have fun
Charles Turner
you can get absolutely plastered while making money on stocks, and you can shitpost about it with a bunch of neets on an anime forum while listening to really loud music and yelling when the line goes up or down
you would get thrown out of a casino for this kind of behavior
Autism: return to weak relative volume edition. >Average of the Non-Market Hours Movement (Magnitude): 1.15% >Average of the Market Hours Movement (Magnitude): 0.86% >Average of the Percent of Non-Market Hours Movement Comprising Daily Net Gain/Loss: ~65% >Gain/Loss From 4/8 Open to 5/20 Close: +10.83% (+7.09% Outside of Standard Market Hours)
>Days in Which Market Hours Followed Futures/Pre-Market: 19/30 (~63%) >Bullish Market Hour Divergences (Irrespective of Daily Net Gain/Loss): 5/30 >Days in which a Bullish Market Hours Divergence Resulted in Daily Net Gain: 3/5 >Bearish Market Hour Divergences (Irrespective of Daily Net Gain/Loss): 6/30 >Days in which a Bearish Market Hours Divergence Resulted in Daily Net Loss: 3/6
>Average Daily SPY Volume (Daily Net Gain, 4/8 to 5/13 + 5/19 onward): 105.57 million, 15 days total >Average Daily SPY Volume (Daily Net Gain, 5/14 to 5/18): 117.82 million, 3 days total >Average Daily SPY Volume Rate of Change (Daily Net Gain, 4/8 to 5/13 + 5/19 onward): -3.47 (AROC), Polynomial, 3rd Order, R^2 = 0.81 >Average Daily SPY Volume Rate of Change (Daily Net Gain, 5/14 to 5/18): Flat
>Average Daily SPY Volume (Daily Net Loss, All): 111.72 million, 12 days total >Average Daily SPY Volume Rate of Change (Daily Net Loss, All): Flat
So if I collect capital gains in an index fund I can either accept it as a cash payment like a dividend or else I can reinvest it and thus it, unlike my dividends, will affect my taxable income from selling?