Hi, I run amusement parks that were half empty this Summer, I run a digital streaming platform that is losing subscribers, I run a movie studio that put out about a half dozen flops which all went way over budget and I'm looking to get rid of some of my most prized assets. My Stock is now down to $80. A 52-week low.
Who am I?
My nephew, who's 17, is really enthusiastic about getting started with investing. However, teaching someone about this stuff feels a lot like teaching them how to drive, to be honest. I want to impart some wisdom to help him avoid making major mistakes, but it's tough because some losses are almost inevitable.
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My nephew, who's 17, is really enthusiastic about getting started with investing. However, teaching someone about this stuff feels a lot like teaching them how to drive, to be honest. I want to impart some wisdom to help him avoid making major mistakes, but it's tough because some losses are almost inevitable.
I've been advising him to consider buying SPY and QQQ, which are broad-based funds, as a good way to begin his investment journey.
But the key message I'm trying to convey is that if you want to make money in the market, you've got to know what you're looking for. I keep stressing to people that you should at least be casually reading whatever information CNBC posts daily. It's mind-boggling when my nephew asks me, "Hey Uncle @Serious, what should I invest in?" I mean, seriously? (
How can people be that careless? If you're investing your hard-earned money, you should be keeping a close eye on it, like a hawk.
With that said, man I luv this shyt
My nephew, who's 17, is really enthusiastic about getting started with investing. However, teaching someone about this stuff feels a lot like teaching them how to drive, to be honest. I want to impart some wisdom to help him avoid making major mistakes, but it's tough because some losses are almost inevitable.
I've been advising him to consider buying SPY and QQQ, which are broad-based funds, as a good way to begin his investment journey.
But the key message I'm trying to convey is that if you want to make money in the market, you've got to know what you're looking for. I keep stressing to people that you should at least be casually reading whatever information CNBC posts daily. It's mind-boggling when my nephew asks me, "Hey Uncle @Serious, what should I invest in?" I mean, seriously? (
How can people be that careless? If you're investing your hard-earned money, you should be keeping a close eye on it, like a hawk.
With that said, man I luv this shyt
Im just saying if you can’t even casually consume the soft content CNBC puts out, then you have business in the market
. And I’m referring to their 10 minute content videos not their actual shows with people “debating”
did you miss the boat on this?LLY
I wish I stockpiled more