tfw you put money into an index fund and then forget about it for 10 years
Kayden King
Is this upswing going to be bigger than the peak on the 8th for us oilbros or is it going to be a bit lower, trying to decide on when to sell this next top.
They’re just a visualization of standard deviation vs price trend, right? I like them to see if a move is way overdone and don’t fucking fomo, or maybe start taking profits and don’t put more money to work yet.
Caleb Brooks
Isn't the downside of worldwide crisis? To reload most transactions so people know how much money is really here?
Cameron Sullivan
great plan right now
Aiden Gonzalez
yeah, but I'm not sure what timescales to use to "inform" my decisions
Jackson Ramirez
>not trading with your gipsy tarot friend Old wall street habits
Jace Wright
our whole life is dedicated around bullinger bands
were completely schizoprenic and pretend theres a pattern to the stock market and we even payed to go to college for it and then we lost all of our money hundreds of times and never learn
>They’re just a visualization of standard deviation vs price trend, right Yes, moving average +- 2* stdev. It's built onto the assumption that price mean reverts but I think that's bogus, at least not in the sense that bollinger tries to interpret it. The ideal market "mean" is not equal to a simple average and future volatility is not equal to past stdev. If you have trending price then the average laggs horribly and your signals are shit.
Owen Jackson
But... i drew a line pointing upward on a chart. stocks only go up
Useless. The only thing I find that actually works is candle patterns. On somewhat less liquid stock, volume can also be useful. Volume trend overall is good on liquid stocks but not volume per se. The only other thing that works well is time. Institutions seem to setup trades on 30m intervals precisely started on the hour (so you might see a trade trigger at 13:00 and end at 13:29:59 precisely). Often, time-based patterns repeat. For example, there's a sharp movement on SPY every day around 11:00.
Anthony Martinez
Not AZN over moderna? They signed a 1 billion vaccin contract.
Mason Smith
Daily reminder next week is going to be a bloodbath.
I already cashed out of my longs that aren't for building divies and started building cash up to buy on the next doji. Your bear market is going to be the most bullish thing in months.
Robert Johnson
reminder that you will never find financial advice as good as you will here
as im retarded, i just dont get tesla. they're maybe 1/1000 of cars on the road and every other day liveleak or zerohedge has a new autopilot crash vid. the only upside i see is auto trucking but thats 20yrs away like fusion tech
>You're all delusional. Would you pls look at this retard
John James
Made a Roth IRA today boys, say I only had 5k to start off funding it, what's the best ETFs and other shit to buy and HODL for 20-30 years? I'll be 24 this year. So if I just slowly add money to it over time and rebalance positions as needed, it should be a good set up for the future.
Dominic King
To all the dumbfucks denying that insane FOMO retail trading has an effect on the market:
Unironically the only 2 TA "tools" that anyone ever should use are 2 rolling averages with a "short" and "long" time period and RSI. Everything else is tea leaf reading and all other TA that sometimes works is because they use those two.
Gabriel Brooks
Here lies user, a man of great bags and steel hands. He held his IVR until the day he died.
Easton Edwards
I have 5k in puts i've been accumulating over the past 3 weeks so we will see(up 128% EOD Friday). This clown market is coming to an end.
Next week for covered calls I am doing SWBI, CCL, and KR. SWBI and KR are quite solid. CCL is a bit of a gamble. You can also try Oracle, they are decently safe but also less rewarding. Last week I did CHWY, GME, and PLAY. CHWY and GME were good, but PLAY did not work out as well (just as I feared). Remember to do your own research!
In other news, you might want to learn about bonds. If you go to your brokers bond search, you can search for bonds with certain ratings and Yield to Maturity. The rating indicates the likelihood of bankruptcy, with A's being near zero, B's are safe-ish, and low B's and C's are probably going bankrupt. The yield to maturity is the percentage per year you make by holding the bond. This means if you bought a bond at 12% YTM, you're effectively earning 12% guaranteed per year. If a company does go bankrupt, it doesn't necessarily mean you lose everything either, you might still receive partial payment or shares/bonds in a new company if it survives a restructure. I have bought Nordstrom, Royal Caribbean, and US Steel bonds for 10%+ YTM.
It's "returned to normal 5 fucking times already. Bears coping for big green monday.
Colton Gutierrez
im here im compiling a list of the stocks i want to invest in and i am sending it to my financial advisor, taking any other suggestions if you want to give them
Jace Jones
How much do I need to retire into a VR world of anime girls?
This is a very, VERY stupid “indicator” and it undermines the rest of your argument.
You think social media retards posting dumb shit about stocks is something that just started?
If you’re gonna spam the charts, at least include some copypasta explanation and historical context.
For example, as of this wednesday, neutral sentiment among individual investors was surging to levels not seen since February. Could be interpreted as investors having higher uncertainty, or as believing things are returning to “normal”
Camden Peterson
makes sense, their biggest customers are restaurants and all those are fucked up big time right now
Charles Rivera
This doesn't prove anything. It's a baseless claim.
Ian Brooks
I actually got margin called on my IVR. I fucking put more money in. TO THE TOP AND NOT A PENNY LESS, I'M IN IT WITH YOU UNTIL WE GET OUR DIVIDENDS FRIEND.
Eli Ortiz
30 years? S&P500 index. Although maybe start off with a value index, then shift to a more growth index when valuations are more reasonable.
Charles Cox
The existence of frontrunning doesn't mean that you can now manipulate the whole market with a few million dollars in orders and the retail market is simply to small to be the main driver of the stock market. This Robinhood trader meme was invented because institutions wanted a reason for why they were buying up stocks and pushing prices higher than they had any right to be. There are people here that play right into their hands and now somehow deny that they're retail as well.
Also, Zerohedge is garbage and they're nearly never right.
