The best park about investing is you are done working by 0900ish depending on where you live. Walking into work with an extra 10M in your pocket feels mighty fine. The bubble we are in is very interesting.
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25JAN21 PILOT/NFO BOARD
- Thread starter BDavis11
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I have been reading up on margin and options and stuff. I did make a Robinhood account already, just doing as much research as possible before taking the plunge.
johann802
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And here I was patting myself on the back for being up 100 bucks on a Russell 2000 etf... Swimming with the big fish here damn
It’s risky but it’ll pay out if you use it right. Robinhood is the cheapest margin trade. I took some of mine and bought NIO and Tesla
I am more of a compounding interest and dividends reinvestment type of trader. Just saw my shot with Tesla and knew I would spend the 2k on worse if I didn’t lock it in... I do like the aspect of dollar cost average, but find my TSP should be what covers my retirement, and my stocks should be more short term gains..
Yes from my interpretation of what I have read up to this point “risky” is an understatement lol. But you gotta spend money to make it! SHUFFLE UP AND DEAL! Also do a bit of sports gambling now that it’s legal in CO, usually just bet on UFC though.
Don't confuse young professionals with moderate amounts of disposable income as swimming with the big fish.
Someone who works a good full time job and still lives at home with their parents can save and pocket money to buy a house with cash in three years. That doesn't mean you're doing something wrong, it's just a different way to accomplish goals. Some of us are all going to be on the same pay scale soon, some people got a head start, that's all.
That sounds like a bad idea. Leveraging yourself in a bubble economy. I recommend looking into P&F charts and reevaluate. But its your money.
It depends what you’re trading and how it’s set. I have a set limit for 2 below the purchase price which will automatically trigger a trade.
PEFO Silver-Shades
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I made the mistake of not investing when i had the chance ?
Not true, a realized lose is a realized loss. Does not matter how you spin it. Plus, if that makes up the majority of your portfolio...you are sitting on the bomb. Has no bearing on market movement.
The only thing we following is da money!!!!!
Haha so true. I also have a fair share of stocks in NIO but it’s so minuscule for it to be flagged as a conflict of interest. Because secretly my +$200 profit is considered a threat, right?! ??