How would I go about stocks in the US without any prior knowledge - anyone with experience let me know

[Axii]

Title

I would like to get into day trading / Stocks

but I have 0 clue where to begin

 

[Prøphet]

Dollar cost average into an etf

 

[Prøphet]

Anything else tbh is a waste. No point wasting so much time learning about stocks and strategies when you'll get beat by an etf in the end 95% of the time, instead just pick an etf to put money in every month and use your time to make more money instead of trading

 

[Axii]

Anything else tbh is a waste. No point wasting so much time learning about stocks and strategies when you'll get beat by an etf in the end 95% of the time, instead just pick an etf to put money in every month and use your time to make more money instead of trading

I'll look into it whenever I get the time


thanks for taking time replying

 

[Trapmaster69]

Title

I would like to get into day trading / Stocks

but I have 0 clue where to begin

Title

I would like to get into day trading / Stocks

but I have 0 clue where to begin

Don’t bother with day trading. Either dca into an etf like VOO or QQQ/QQQM with mag7 stocks. Or if your a risk attuned individual you can buy long dated itm 0.6-0.7 delta options on Mag7 stocks or an index etf and sell cc’s against it which requires somewhat of a decent bankroll. But options are risky do your DD and research

 

[Foreverbrad]

It’s so overpriced that you might as well just kill yourself if you didn’t already get rich.

 

[der_komische]

just put in some money into the most popular ETFs and maybe berkshire hathaway.

 

[alexmog]

Title

I would like to get into day trading / Stocks

but I have 0 clue where to begin

Study and pass the SIE exam to have a basic understanding, then demo

 

[Axii]

It’s so overpriced that you might as well just kill yourself if you didn’t already get rich.

just put in some money into the most popular ETFs and maybe berkshire hathaway.

Study and pass the SIE exam to have a basic understanding, then demo

Heard

 

[alexmog]

Heard

Berkshire is a good shout, I would wait until a recession to put a lot of money in though, we had one negative gdp quarter this year, followed by a positive, but if we get 2 neg in a row we are technically in an recession

 

[gigacumster3000]