To add to this, I'm going to post a video. Disclaimer: The title of this video is misleading, but supposedly Palantir has even better working conditions than fucking Google. Don't focus on the lack of profit right now, cause the trend of revenue is increasing, and this entire company is owned by billionaires that are willing to take a loss at first to get the company up and running (and Tesla didnt turn a profit until much later as well, if you recall).
Besides being owned by billionaires who owned major tech companies, this company will be huge. Mark my words, anons.
I've studied finance in university, I know most of the terminology and theory related to the capital markets, but I really have no idea how to start applying any of it. Any good resources to recommend?
Look up some daytraders on youtube, some do live trades during weekdays, so you can experience what's going on real time. It honestly goes down to how much experience you got. ie. time in the market. Some times going with your gut instinct can net you a lot of money, but not always.
Jaxon Bennett
>Any good resources to recommend? No. Not a single fucking one. They're all fake shit. You can't formalize short term trading. Pick a company you like and follow it on a daily basis. Try to understand the story of the company. Trade around the news. Buy run ups, sell the news ( but not always, depends on the news of the circumstances). After a while you will get a feel for the charts( each stock is different and has it's own quirks). Don't fall for the TA only trader meme. All those youtube channels that are spreading this are all selling ass expensive courses. Read the seekingalpha articles and stocktwits chats of your stocks. It's there as a creative input. Part of brainstorming.
Lincoln Thomas
Name some respected traders on YT. I assume it's like fitness youtubers, some are full of shit and the good ones are not all that famous.
Eli Thompson
I've seen people mention Live Traders and I occasionally use STOCKS ROCK as a screener. A lot of them are full of shit and some of strategies that work for THEM. You can't always just copy someone else's strategy and expect it to work for you. Learn the basics and figure what you gotta do from there.
Luke Reed
Interesting take. What about brokers? Right now I'm considering IB, got any experience with them?
Michael Baker
>What about brokers? I can't answer that. I'm living in the EU. I have a very different broker pool than you. >IB No experience.
