I'd like to see the average bachelor holder that makes north of $100K a year on their first job out of school. It's not my fault you didn't apply yourself
Antitrust is coming for the big boy eventually. Wait until apple is divided into seven new companeis
Jacob Foster
*from 2018 fyi.
Christian Hughes
If you look out to q4 its not retard money.
Logan Rodriguez
just post in old thread but..
As to what others have said..just do the research and do long calls for a bit. I have been taking my notes for the past week and doing "fake"/simulated trades via Thinkorswim. I absolutely do not fully understand the "math" and theory behind a lot of the technical analysis, and am just following along with what various traders have taught me (e.g. buy when line X crosses line Y..don't worry about what the lines mean user..). The intention is to do more fake trades, verify all this shit mostly / somewhat works, and then understand it in depth more.
Beyond anything else I recommend reading this book. One interesting point the author mentions is that arguably by all of us following these technical analysis "rules"...everything becomes a self fulfilliny proficy. The numbers GO UP because everyone is following along to the rules, whether they actually work / represent reality or not. Neat point.
It seems to be the case that when it comes to options, yes stick to big companies, and really just focus on technical analysis (as opposed to fundamental analysis). Can anyone who does options comment further on this? What buy and sell signals do you prefer?
This doesn't tell you how much volume was sold off by Robinhood users though.
Maybe the total amount of shares held by RH users actually increased during that time.
Connor Adams
God damn I hate the summer here. Once i've made it, i'm moving to a desert where there's no pollen.
Matthew Bell
go to a farmers market, find hippy selling local honey. put honey in ass. allergies fixed
Lucas Jenkins
are you in the states? I've always wanted to move to Arizona, I went there once and loved it. Phoenix was OK (big sprawl of a city..I'm an east coast guy), Tucson and Flagstaff were neat. I went in August and it felt like I was in an oven.
Xavier Ward
Sure. But the fact remains that the number of greater fools on robinhood decreased.
Isaac Walker
whata happening tomorrow? what are the futures saying about US markets?
95% Cash. What should I invest in of there is a dump on Monday? I was bull on airline/cruises but I might wait until later this year to get in.
Bentley Bailey
Thanks!
Jack Anderson
gold, long term puts or sell short.
Jose Harris
Kek. No student debt cause I didn't go to start with. Maybe I make shit salary but at least my job is easy as fuck, I've got good benefits, I can retire a hell of a lot sooner than most people (and not do the whole FIRE thing either) and I've got no debt other than a house. So while others are ass deep in debt and having to work till age 65 before retirement I'll be kicking back at age 48 or 50 worrying about nothing. (I'm 37 now). So its whatever floats your boat man. Personally I'd rather enjoy 15 or more years of life v.s wasting it working. I don't deal with any stress at work. I don't have to deal with any real paperwork shit, I don't have to deal with upper management at all. In short I got it made. 80,000 total now, soon I'll have 100,000 with that ball growing till I'm dead. (I make 27,000 now). Not bad for a dude who doesn't have a college degree to his name.
Gavin Smith
Check the small print for extra fees for real time data.
Carson Richardson
Wait to see if we take out march lows at least before buying in. Personally I think we're heading to s&p 2k
Julian Young
>he didnt buy the dip on thursday
Tyler Allen
I have shitloads of shares and have given the TOPS gods many ritual sacrifices.
Dominic Nguyen
We don’t know yet
Jace Reyes
there are very specific conditions under which antitrust can be implemented. I don't see Apple or Amazon being vulnerable to them. Maybe Google, but they are the biggest shills for the establishment, and will be protected.
Luis Ross
real-time trading via Thinkorswim is free (at least for me, see pic)
also TDAmeritrade is doing some server maintenance until 2p EST today
Why are inverse ETFs so shit compared to leveraged ETFs? Leveraged ETFs work as advertised even on long periods of time historically. I looked and simulated many scenarios, no failure on any timeframe worth mentioning. Meanwhile inverse ETFs just seem borderline uncorrelated to the underlying. Underlying goes down, they go down. Underlying goes up, they go down. What? Here is DRIP vs GUSH for example. Same ETF owners, same leverage, different direction. DRIP is red while GUSH is blue.
Weekend trading is down 200 points already which is odd. I've never seen it down that much. And yeah I know the weekend gambling is even more bullshit than futures which are already bullshit enough
Aaron Miller
I don't think it's an artifact of compounding either. This is the annual return (subject to far less compounding to the total curve), yet it exhibits the same problem pattern. Shorting GUSH and longing DRIP do not at all represent the same curves.
