the henny links aren't an own, they're fun :( I don't even like hentai that much, am I a brainlet for thinking it adds "flavor"? When we hit 3k the ding ding ding will be that fancy Italian restaurant (again...)
The account minimum on a brokerage account only applies when opening right? I don’t need to KEEP it there monthly or something stupid right?
Let’s say it’s $10,000 to open an account but somehow I lose all of it and only have $100 left. Will I still be able to keep the account and use it without issue?
Isaac Sanchez
Yes I've heard of sky trumpets and the like, very mysterious
Is that a namefag? I mostly lurked /smg/ on and off through mid 2019. I only started posting in early March when I kept seeing wrong shit, and I was done watching /cvg/ from Jan & Feb.
I'm pretty sure those are just for opening, unless you're talking about trading on margin in which case dropping below the requirements results in a margin call. Which brokerage is it, TDA doesn't have minimums for opening
i bet on htz not going bankrup and i lost. if it will be above 1$ by 29 i might still get something back
Lucas Reed
Now THIS is meming
Leo Scott
>W-what the fuck am I looking at.. I dunno. I grabbed it because i liked it enough in December for some reason or another, and it has a bunch of namefags. >Did your brain go funny and stop working? only after seeing that brapper. Still dunno who this Ciz character would be.
TQQQ, TECL, and SOXL are probably heavily correlated. Why not just simplify it to the best performing of the 3?
Camden Cooper
they are correlated but they are different. it also allows the trader to mitigate the losses if he chooses to do so
Parker Robinson
It all depends if you think the macro trends post-2008 will continue during your time frame. Remember, the last eight years may not be representative of next year, the next eight years, or the next 100. What would an equivalent portfolio have done during the 90's in Japan? That being said that's fuckin based, do it
I hate to sound like a shill but check out Northern Data AG. It’s a German mining rig producer and they use a unique cooling technique and have large international partnerships. I bought their shares for 18€ last summer and already 3x my cash. Bought some more in January and doubled that, too. They are still at a low market cap but they will moon given their competitive advantages.
Jordan Cruz
That meme was made fall 2018, it's a normie meme but it's meant to show the personalities of thred regulars.
im thinking i might do it. what other strategy can potential make 1.5mil in 10 years? I cant do that day trading, id much sooner blow up multiple accounts.
the way i see it is that the indexes for these etfs are likely to continue improving over time as they have in the past, that is all that is required.
I think the trends would continue simply because of the nature of the world, unless there is a nuclear war or something horrific, why wouldnt tech continuously improve year on year?
Luis Garcia
My point is that that isn't really diversifying and most of that is already encapsulated in TQQQ given its breadth. It might be nice to give a small sliver (~5-10%) to something anti-correlated to the market as well like TMF. The 90/10 stock/bond split has been empirically found over and over again to give slightly better returns on average over 100 stocks. It could also be something to ease into when interest seem like they are going down. But these are nitpicky, I intend to do something very similar myself.
Aaron Gray
I'm so glad nearly everyone in that got rekt and stopped posting here.
Fuck tripfags, jannies, and transexuals.
Joshua Ramirez
>the indexes for these etfs are likely to continue improving over time as they have in the past, that is all that is required. If there's any argument, it would be that by the nature of the indexes, they should grow nominally with inflation at a minimum. Additionally, the low rate environment that will continue for many years will continue allowing value to consolidate toward the companies in the indexes. good luck fren
>the way i see it is that the indexes for these etfs are likely to continue improving over time as they have in the past, that is all that is required. I think the logic is not so much "previous performance is a guarantee of future success" so much as it is that these are the only sectors that will likely see any significant movement going forward. And if this is the wrong move then stocks in general were probably the wrong move. Just glance at the major indexes over the past few years and you can see that transportation, industry, infrastructure, energy, utilities, etc. have barely moved in almost 2 decades. Financial sector has been eating it since 2008 and that will likely continue going forward. The only sectors perhaps with any promise in the future are healthcare, aerospace (decades out), and AI (maybe a decade out).
Jayden Cox
I sure hope you're right, but be aware the last 10 years have been (while not a complete anomaly) very bullish. There's a lot of unprecedented stuff happening macro-wise right now, DXY is pretty high and threatening to go higher if international currencies react poorly to fed printing, stocks of all types (especially big tech) are wildly disconnected from predicted future earnings, total market cap of the indices is like 140% GDP even after the crash, rates are at 0, there's a lot of spooky stuff saying we could be in an asset bubble. This doesn't mean US equities and that port won't do well though, just be aware the next few years are looking like they could be a lot different than the last few
>tanker stocks >dividends >buying bankrupts >buying airlines what's the next stupid larp shit smg will come up with also i have a portfolio for you that will outperform 90% of funds and posters here. 50% s&p, 50% tqqq. buy every month or more often, don't even look at price or try to time it, go to bed, you've won.
Lincoln Richardson
>Financial sector has been eating it since 2008 >payments and insurance hasn't been absolutely murdering it banks and investment brokers are likely be ready for a bull cycle after all the dust settles.
this is a backtest and not actual performance of something real, you won't get nearly as much returns as a retail attempting this, and you will not be disciplined enough to perfectly do this every time. even algos fail at this
Christopher Murphy
sure anything could happen. its just another idea to think about
