Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[Serious]

Like you saying big tech, amazon, apple, google report their quarterly earnings on Thursday....

If it goes up you will have people be like " You dumb asses didn't buy that dip did you"

Then if it goes down those same people will be like " Buy tech before earnings when there is a pandemic going on...dumbass"

I'm fully prepared to make both statements, tomorrow.

Spoiler

This is why I tell everyone to do their own research. I post up my ideas in here, but everyone should be doing their own investigative work and not blindly dikkriding whatever information someone else puts out there.

 

[Ohene]

Ima tell you now, this is probably the worst question to ask in regards for investing. It assume to many variables (position size, cost basis, time outlook, level of research, etc.,)

Dude who bought in Telsa during the 19' dip prob has a cost basis of what...50? "yeah sure buy it I already 10x'ed my money"

Dude who bought in ATH's: NOOOOOO

Dude who bought in but only down 10%: These deals.

Like you saying big tech, amazon, apple, google report their quarterly earnings on Thursday....

If it goes up you will have people be like " You dumb asses didn't buy that dip did you"

Then if it goes down those same people will be like " Buy tech before earnings when there is a pandemic going on...dumbass"

This is the truth

I had Puts last night and sold them. Would have made about 4-5K today. Instead I sold and got into MSFT and now I'm feeling hurt
I just cant get right

my advice to anyone at this point woudl just be wait until after the election. no point nickel and diming

 

[Starski]

I'm fully prepared to make both statements, tomorrow.

Day 1: I'm a short term swing trader using anecdotal evidence mixed with technical analysis to achieve an annualized rate of return on 100%+. Entries and exists are using less than 2 weeks.

Stock drops 50% on fraud allegations after market close.

Day 2: Ya'll not buying this dip? Remember PAYtience. Long term investing always wins

 

[tuckgod]

Ima tell you now, this is probably the worst question to ask in regards for investing. It assume to many variables (position size, cost basis, time outlook, level of research, etc.,)

Dude who bought in Telsa during the 19' dip prob has a cost basis of what...50? "yeah sure buy it I already 10x'ed my money"

Dude who bought in ATH's: NOOOOOO

Dude who bought in but only down 10%: These deals.

Like you saying big tech, amazon, apple, google report their quarterly earnings on Thursday....

If it goes up you will have people be like " You dumb asses didn't buy that dip did you"

Then if it goes down those same people will be like " Buy tech before earnings when there is a pandemic going on...dumbass"

I have no idea what any of this means but I will very soon.

I appreciate you

 

[Serious]

I’m watching Fox Business at work trying to up my understanding of the markets and they just said things like telemedicine, streaming services, and ride sharing are gonna do well if we go back into lockdown.

I don’t have much to contribute to the thread yet, but hopefully someone can use that info.

You trying tell us something here.

At least go with CNBC Television:
https://www.youtube.com/c/CNBCtelevision/videos


Also the first you should do is figure what you're trying do.

Are you looking for growth in the 1-5 years or just trying make sure your money appreciates and you have another source of income (dividends). From there i can point you in the right direction...


But a lot of information here may seem contradictory and confusing and its because different people have different methods.

 

[tuckgod]

You trying tell us something here.

At least go with CNBC Television:
https://www.youtube.com/c/CNBCtelevision/videos


Also the first you should do is figure what you're trying do.

Are you looking for growth in the 1-5 years or just trying make sure your money appreciates and you have another source of income (dividends). From there i can point you in the right direction...


But a lot of information here may seem contradictory and confusing and its because different people have different methods.

I typed “business” into the search on YouTube tv and Fox was the 1st one that popped up.

Just switched to CNBC

 

[Scholar]

We are at one of the most precarious positions in recent American history. We are going to face major market drops. Brace

Election may be stolen
Pandemic raging

 

[AlwaysLurkin]

Why are people still buying hertz

 

[Pyrexcup]

 

[L68]

What should I buy on sale today for a swing?

 

[Swirv]

FDX calls will print. I’m playing dec. 18th $270. Earnings will swing out of the park. Markets will be heading up starting tomorrow. The major headwinds will be the election of course and if the senate is not majority democrat imo.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

BRZU @ 65

 

[winb83]

nikka


All these discounted stocks and you AT&T

It's like $26 and pays back almost 8% annually. When I reach retirement age having money invested that's gonna generate at least 10%+ annually will be nice. Where else you gonna find a stable dividend paying out that much?

 

[ahomeplateslugger]

It's like $26 and pays back almost 8% annually. When I reach retirement age having money invested that's gonna generate at least 10%+ annually will be nice. Where else you gonna find a stable dividend paying out that much?

i like ABBV more than T for dividend investing.

 

[tuckgod]

You trying tell us something here.

At least go with CNBC Television:
https://www.youtube.com/c/CNBCtelevision/videos


Also the first you should do is figure what you're trying do.

Are you looking for growth in the 1-5 years or just trying make sure your money appreciates and you have another source of income (dividends). From there i can point you in the right direction...


But a lot of information here may seem contradictory and confusing and its because different people have different methods.

Gotcha, I’m definitely looking to use my investments as another income stream.

All help is GREATLY appreciated.