2021 Business and Moneymaking trends/predictions?

[Soalian]

So what do you see as frontrunners from Moneymaking or business trends for 2021?



Skimming all of it,

Institutional Investors are concerned, they're losing some amount of control to retail investors, because of stock market getting democratized, through digital banking apps,

market dynamics are disrupted as a result, retail investing mass will pull the trigger on any share that barely moves, up,

but even when they're down, and company fundamentals are shaky and in the red,

so even if you do your due diligence, and spot bad fundamentals, you can't go on a short-selling spree,

because fundamentals HARDLY MATTER to the common Robinhood trader anymore:

The Rise Of Robinhood Traders And Its Implications

The nationwide lockdown and the stimulus checks resulted in millions of Americans discovering stock market investing for the very first time in their lives.

seekingalpha.com

So, basically,

2021 will be good year for Fintech and Digital Banking,

Cryptos have ups and downs, but it's still can be profitable,

then ewhoring maxing, dropshipping, real estate, freelancing,

Anything else?



I'll be compiling my personal conclusions after studying all the relevant notes I've got on my desk.



In the end, after what happened last year, don't be fooled,

there are highly competent people in the business and trading world, however,

no one actually knows what they're doing, and where the tide is going,

especially now, when levels of Distrust in Fiat money and Institutions is at an all-time high,

and that anyone with half a brain can now day trade while jerking off, without any financial education whatsoever.

 

[Soalian]

Robinhood investors are beating the stock market — and here’s the data that proves it

Shockingly, there are very few times that Robinhood investors on average performed materially worse than the market.

www.marketwatch.com

China Has a Lesson for Robinhood Traders in the U.S.

A rising share of retail investors would be a good thing for Wall Street. No one knows that better than mainland traders.

www.bloomberg.com

Trading Stocks in 2020 Was No Game. Or Was It?

The proportion of U.S. shares held by individuals has started rising again amid the explosion in ETFs and popularity of Robinhood. Is that a good thing?

www.bloomberg.com

On how Robinhood affects Stock market dynamics.

 

[Soalian]

Disruptions and Digital Banking Trends (Wevege and ali, November 2020).

 

[Soalian]

GS Research note.

 

[Mouthbreath]

An almost foolproof way to make some money is to wait for new "Healthcare AI" startups to go public. Basically you write some script (the more intelligent the better) that checks for news about a list of companies that you expect to offer public stocks soon. The script then sends you a mail or any other notification and shows you quickly the news it found for a company from your list. If the script isnt very good you will probably have to skip through a bunch of false alarms, however still a lot better than manually checking the news every single day. (Also if you want a job in CS at some point, such a program can be a nice project you can add on your CV I imagine)

The day when one of the companies that you're watching goes public, you need to be sure to have a stock broker that trades that specific stock (search for free online brokers that offer all stocks on the major north american exchange markets, not that difficult). Then you buy on the first day and sell after a few days. Now the sector of AI healthcare becomes important. Compare recent ipos in that sector and see how the stock price developed over the past months to see what you can expect from similar companies. Obviously there is always a risk involved, so ideally you will make a conservative company evaluation to determine the fundamental value of the stock price (because this is almost impossible for startups if you arent in the industry and dont have a large knowledge about economics I would just google articles about it and then based on several expert opinions create your own picture of the situation and analyze the risks, easier said than done.)

 

[Lev Peshkov]

You need a niche u can't make money doing what everyone else is doing retard

 

[Seth Walsh]

Institutional Investors are concerned, they're losing some amount of control to retail investors

They're gaining more power, control and money every second that passes.

blackrock aum - Google Search

vanguard aum - Google Search

Sorry for nitpicking and not reading your entire thread but imo it'll literally take WW3 for institutional investors to start "losing" anything at the hands of retail investors.

Digital banking looks like it'll continue to flourish though. Revolut finally got a web app last month too!

Sadly, the way the financial markets work won't change anytime soon But lots of potential breakout trends in fintech which is exciting!

 

[Deleted member 10536]

They're gaining more power, control and money every second that passes.

blackrock aum - Google Search

vanguard aum - Google Search

Sorry for nitpicking and not reading your entire thread but imo it'll literally take WW3 for institutional investors to start "losing" anything at the hands of retail investors.

Digital banking looks like it'll continue to flourish though. Revolut finally got a web app last month too!

Sadly, the way the financial markets work won't change anytime soon But lots of potential breakout trends in fintech which is exciting!

Yeah, I agree here. Was really questioning wtf is op talking about. Retail traders have 0 say in the market essentially. Was really puzzled, I mean I didn't really research it, but the idea itself is so ridiculous and laughable. Just didn't want to make an argument.

 

[Deleted member 4887]

Renewable energy

Any of you doing engineering then I suggest you specialise in renewable energy or any kind of energy because this is going to be massive in our lifetime

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