Stonk Trading

[madmax]

Anyone in this forum successful trading stocks? What are your strategies?

 

[Deleted member 5891]

give me 1000$ and I will double it till tommorow

I promise to pay you back

 

[anti caking agents]

Like 90% of people lose money from daytrading. Just find stocks with good fundamentals and a P/E ratio of lower than 15 - existed a lot of them just recently so over for you unless you DCA your way in. Lots of companies have good trackrecords of increasing their dividend for decades in a row.

I would be careful though since climate change is not priced in. Do your own due dillegence. When people begin reacting on the realities that climate change indicate and its subsequent impact on the stock market is anyones guess really but I wonder with the recent postive feedback loops that have been kicking in that were not modeled to occur until 2090-2100 how long can it be until people can no longer dig their head into the sand. Further certain industries have climate change more priced in than others.

Good luck and keep in mind that statistically you are more likely to lose than win. It is all rigged in favour of the old guard.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

Daytrading & technical analysis is considered cope even by Harvard & Wharton Asset Managers

 

[BrickTop]

You can make money in Stonk Trading but it's currently incredibly inflated & infiltrated. If you have insider information/connects you should trade, if not beware of the bubble on the horizon. Get ready to short

 

[JackSparrow]

Like 90% of people lose money from daytrading. Just find stocks with good fundamentals and a P/E ratio of lower than 15 - existed a lot of them just recently so over for you unless you DCA your way in. Lots of companies have good trackrecords of increasing their dividend for decades in a row.

I would be careful though since climate change is not priced in. Do your own due dillegence. When people begin reacting on the realities that climate change indicate and its subsequent impact on the stock market is anyones guess really but I wonder with the recent postive feedback loops that have been kicking in that were not modeled to occur until 2090-2100 how long can it be until people can no longer dig their head into the sand. Further certain industries have climate change more priced in than others.

Good luck and keep in mind that statistically you are more likely to lose than win. It is all rigged in favour of the old guard.

Why invest, when you can go all in on one risky trade?

 

[Strafe]

Trading is cope tbh. I used to make money bouncing trades off of Bollinger bands (which are available on most platforms) when I was younger, but the returns are thin and you have to throw around a good amount of money to even get those which is kinda risky

 

[Deleted member 5891]

give me 1000$ and I will double it till tommorow

I promise to pay you back

Like 90% of people lose money from daytrading. Just find stocks with good fundamentals and a P/E ratio of lower than 15 - existed a lot of them just recently so over for you unless you DCA your way in. Lots of companies have good trackrecords of increasing their dividend for decades in a row.

I would be careful though since climate change is not priced in. Do your own due dillegence. When people begin reacting on the realities that climate change indicate and its subsequent impact on the stock market is anyones guess really but I wonder with the recent postive feedback loops that have been kicking in that were not modeled to occur until 2090-2100 how long can it be until people can no longer dig their head into the sand. Further certain industries have climate change more priced in than others.

Good luck and keep in mind that statistically you are more likely to lose than win. It is all rigged in favour of the old guard.

the absoulute state of this forum
I make a joke and get 7 reacts while that nigga tries to help and gets zero

 

[madmax]

give me 1000$ and I will double it till tommorow

I promise to pay you back
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give me 1000$ and I will double it till tommorow

I promise to pay you back

Daytrading & technical analysis is considered cope even by Harvard & Wharton Asset Managers

 

[madmax]

Daytrading & technical analysis is considered cope even by Harvard & Wharton Asset Managers

People make a living doing it though so I don't think it is cope.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

People make a living doing it though so I don't think it is cope.

97% of daytraders lose money so its def cope

 

[Deleted member 3990]

give me 1000$ and I will double it till tommorow

I promise to pay you back

@Seth Walsh

 

[Fear]

Christ there's literally one of these threads every week... if you have to ask, then it's not for you.

 

[Deleted member 906]

I wouldn't recommend intraday daytrading to anyone. Very few people are successful doing it and those who are, in my experience, trade based on flows. The notion that you will beat algos on short intervals is kind of absurd imo.

I'm a macro + value investor and I've been making insane returns. Many surgeries earned indeed.

Trading is cope tbh. I used to make money bouncing trades off of Bollinger bands (which are available on most platforms) when I was younger, but the returns are thin and you have to throw around a good amount of money to even get those which is kinda risky

No but trading based on TA is cope (which is what you were doing)