>someone will soon be the first proud buyer of SPY at only 300 post corona as it goes to 400
Ryder Stewart
If I plan on pumping 1k of my income into stocks each month, what should I buy that isn't SPY or QQQ? An user mentioned a bunch of mostly tech stocks (MSFT, AMZN, TSM, AMD plus BRK and JNJ)
Dominic Hernandez
blessed, very nice
Ethan Bailey
sounds like you need to leave here and read up before you buy stocks. don't listen to people here.
Jaxon Foster
I know how to look up Dow futures, but how can I look up individual stock futures? Help a newfag out
HTZ The ECB is already punishing banks that store money in the central bank, but I dont see any effects from that. Banks just keep it in other places if it gets too much.
And making it harder for banks to borrow is just controlling input again.
And if we take money from people or banks they will just park it in other assets. Bonds and stuff.
Jackson King
Forgot to finish that sentence, was going to say "An user mentioned a bunch of mostly tech stocks (MSFT, AMZN, TSM, AMD plus BRK and JNJ) that all look good to me"
Henry White
Just go to sleep. When you wake up, you’ll see their future.
Grayson Morgan
Just started a Robinhood account. What are investments long term?
Charles Price
henlo to my fellow mentally-ill incels who spent the weekend posting cartoon bulls, cartoon frogs, and most importantly, cartoon bears
just ordered some taco bell, fuckers forgot one of my chalupas
Daniel Powell
Maybe.
The last 10 years have been a bull market, which heavily distorts the value of leveraged ETFs.
Leveraged ETFs are good when the market is going up with low volitility.
Look at the market since the start of March 2020 - leveraged ETFs are performing worse than 1:1 indexes simply because they are getting destroyed by the volitility. If you want to invest in leveraged ETFs, wait until the VIX drops
Gabriel Butler
I just went all-in shorting YUM. You better be onto something with this.
Christopher Scott
I got UVXY $31c 5/29 Friday thinking there would be a sell off before the weekend and stupidly didn't bailout. How fucked am I tomorrow?
Jeremiah Cooper
Why do you have intimate knowledge of the shape of dog penises?
Mason Foster
Get on the Bull Train boys.
All it would take is a treatment/vaccine by October and a 2 to 3 trillion dollar stimulus package.
Let inflation make our debts worthless and our housing and stocks go through the roof.
So bullish RN that I've put 10k on TQQQ. Fucking salivating on being a Bull.
recession = years rally = weeks or months Just enjoy the ride bobo friend.
Ryder Brooks
Fuck that shit. I know it's been going up but it still seems like bullshit to me.
I got fucked buying into cannabis when Canada was legalizing so I've been scared straight on P&D stocks.
Wyatt Sanchez
What's better for dividends? WPC or MAIN?
Owen Perry
>individual stock futures There aren't any. Only after hours and premarket. Futures are for indexes and commodities only.
Christopher Bell
This, but more than just under-performing, in a sustained draw down it's a good way to get wiped out, which is kind of opposite of the reason people buy etfs.
I'm a bear. I'm pretty relaxed because the facts point to downward movement. It is just a matter of waiting.
John Young
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