097c67 No.25
Fuck, I've lost eight grand so far on the fucking stock market. Each time I bought a recommendation, and everything looked good, the market has gone down. Fuck my beginners luck for getting me into this- now I'm done. I haven't accepted the losses yet though- don't plan too. The companies themselves are just fine. But still FUCKKKKKKKKK!!!
All my stocks are now in the red, one by 50%
They are all tech and gold/mineral companies btw
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097c67 No.41
>>25That is because gold and minerals are decreasing in price, also in tech I don't know how you fucked up since I don't know which stocks you bought.
If all your shit is in the red, better take your loss now than take it later.
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097c67 No.50
Bitch put and roll whats left into something stable, minerals are falling so I have no idea why you would get those.
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097c67 No.52
It's OK though, OP, because you weren't a complete idiot and actually paper traded your tips and strategies before moving any real money out of your diverse portfolio of low-cost index funds.
Right?
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097c67 No.56
>>52lolololol this is the funniest thing I've seen on the internet in a month.
OP, tell us a little more about the portfolio you have going right now. Which stocks, and what percentage of the total portfolio are they? It's possible that you're in stocks that have taken a serious shit (yeah… gold/minerals are a bad short time-frame call right now) have a bullish long-term outlook, but in other cases you may want to cut your losses and get into something more solid.
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097c67 No.68
>>25>>52I used a premium service and selected the best and most recent recommendations- yet still all in the red.
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097c67 No.69
>>25>>2510 500 loss now. Fuck my life
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097c67 No.70
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097c67 No.77
Resurrecting thread because why the fuck not.
I'm somewhat of a noob into trading stocks but I got solid knowledge in technical analysis and market psychology. Yesterday and today I banked $14k (paper trading of course) and what I traded were:
Ebola stocks (VSR, LAKE, APT, IBIO), VSR/LAKE/APT yesterday out of which I lost on APT because I didn't hold for too long, and IBIO today from $2.20 support until $3.18 minutes before market close
A gigantic short squeeze called $ESI today, jumped from $7.48 at market open well over $11 and I banked a $3/share gain
My method of picking out what to trade is following a few people on Twitter which have been confirmed winners and right about 75% of the time such as Nathan Michaud, Tim Sykes, Mark Croock and super_trades, as well as other normal traders. In order to get a feeling of market movement I use StockTwits: you bang on the keyboard the ticker in search and you get a constant feed of people's opinions about this stock. Out of 12 trades I made money in 10 of them, both short and long (but mostly long) and I've held my cool in moments when my Unrealized P&L was below $5000 (especially yesterday because I had shit timing).
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097c67 No.79
>>25Maybe your problem is you bought too many stocks. I only buy one stock that I know will go up. Otherwise it's too confusing.
>Be me
>get fired from my job
>searching but can't find anything
>have 17,000 dollars
>slowly blowing my savingsdecide to be homeless and just keep my phone for internet, and get a Y membership for showers and stuff,hit the food kitchen for meals, spend less than 200 a month, sleep in a tent behind the Y
Spend all day at the pool swimming / working out, having barbeques, drinking some brews, browsing the chons, watching movies on my tablet, relaxing at the beach
>Check my stock last month, I'm up to 27,000.. sell it buy another
>Check again today.. 35,000+TFW, kind of strange, being a homeless guy and having made this much money, way more than I ever did working after considering living expenses draining my paycheck. Part of me want's to use it to get my apartment back. But no that is just wasted money. It never ends the more money you make the more shit you get the more you spend.
ENOUGH
I want every dollar I have in my stock so I can make money faster. The ride never ends
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097c67 No.82
>>79Yeah this is a good idea. I had to Manny stocks and didn't monitor the situation closely enough.
>>77Thx for this
I've learned the hard way again to stick to what you really know while monitoring people perceptions.
>>77Have you spent a lot of time researching traders and their success rate?
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097c67 No.124
>>25just play an index OP.
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097c67 No.129
>>25>gold and mineralsTOP FUCKING KEK
THE PRICES OF MINERALS HAVE BEEN GOING DOWN FOR YEARS.
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097c67 No.131
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097c67 No.217
>>25>>25>>25>>25>>25>>25>>25>mining stocks be patient anon, you made the right decision buying mining shares
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097c67 No.233
>>217Certainly not in the short term
The fact that he let the fucking losses ride shows inexperience as a trader.
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097c67 No.256
>>25You lost $8k and now you lost $10.5k.
You failed the most important rule of trading: cut losses quickly. Buying based on recommendation (be it free or premium) is useless unless you got fucktonnes of money with a hedge fund, and even then it's risky because no hedge fund will assume losses as theirs.
Best thing to do now is to sell everything (to prevent an even bigger loss) and constrict your trading to day or swing. Investing is not worth it currently unless you're planning for retirement money or you use a shovel to move money around.
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097c67 No.260
OP, I have never done stocks but i can tell you that the stock market the winner is always the one who keeps their stocks and waits a very long time.
or if you are rich and can rig the game like wallstreet does.
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097c67 No.312
>>217>Mining companies are pulling out of Africa because of strikes, pressure from corupt governments and crime rates around mines.I really hope you are mining somewhere else. It will be mined illegally
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097c67 No.316
>>25>They are all tech and gold/mineral companies btwHoly fucking kek
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097c67 No.319
>>77This is called sentiment analysis and is older than probably most people on this board.
There are even more advanced strategies like mining news articles, or trying to explore social networks to figure out who is the most important person. AFAIK it doesn't work (and if it did the big companies would erode your profit before you can get to it).
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097c67 No.412
>>68Never take recommendations from these jokes of a service.
There aren't enough retail investors in the market so these services are setup to offload stock into.
You've learned a valuable lesson OP.
NOW DON"T DO IT AGAIN.
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097c67 No.427
>>41buy high, sell low
it's the right way to do /biz/ness
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23106d No.1584
Can you recommend some sites for stock marketing.
Anything with rising numbers, I want to reach to millions in three weeks or more.I am publishing my bitcoin account link for puzzle bits,I am waiting your bits with the information of the site that you recommend.
here is the link : 16ZNTb8u2RAZCXgHAmxMmg5VtN5zx9ZZfd
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23f17b No.1590
>>25
>Each time I bought a recommendation
Do not let random people on the internet command you what to do with your money.
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23106d No.1600
Here's what you are doing wrong faggot - you are buying other peoples recommendations without considering if it's in their best interest to lie to a bunch of people to move the market in their favor. You cant read between the lines if you don't even know how to look between them. If you haven't sold these losers yet you should cut your losses unless you have a good reason not to. If you insist on riding your savings into the ground you'd be better off buying crypto and hoping you hit a big upturn because what you are doing is retarded.
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db1c23 No.2477
>>25
Couple of honest questions OP;
* why don't you check for market direction first?
* why don't you calculate your odds first?
* why don't you calculate probability-adjusted returns so you don't fool yourself?
* why don't you check for volatility?
* why don't you do fundamental analysis?
* why don't you research your trading ideas first
* why do you concentrate risk?
* why don't you hedge out your risk?
* why don't you come up with a backup plan in case things go south?
You're doing exactly what causes 90% of retail traders to lose 90% of their capital within 90 days. Your 1st objective isn't to make money, it's to protect your capital. Growing your fund is 2nd objective. You can hedge out risk for months or even up to a year.
y u do dis?
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0d00c5 No.2549
>investing in stocks
spotted the problem, op
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9aaaae No.2551
>>1590
>>1600
>>2477
>>2549
OP hasn't been to this thread in 3 years.
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15c589 No.2755
It’s illegal for me to give you direct advice, but chasing yield through dividends is usually a winning strategy for any younger or newer trader.
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1ba0ff No.3891
Can you help me please making money can you give me money
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