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There's no protection from greedy banks look at the jpmorgan recent trade that wiped out 3-5bn?
I remember one of the investment banks I had my money at changed hands 3-5 times while I had stocks there.

Stock Market is supposed to be regulated and have protections for individual investors it clearly doesn't.


I'd rather have real estate, commodities, and maybe bonds.
 

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There's no protection from greedy banks look at the jpmorgan recent trade that wiped out 3-5bn?
I remember one of the investment banks I had my money at changed hands 3-5 times while I had stocks there.

Stock Market is supposed to be regulated and have protections for individual investors it clearly doesn't.

I'd rather have real estate, commodities, and maybe bonds.

What are you talking about? Of course the stock market has protection for individual investors; why do you think the leverage ratio available for standard contracts was reduced to 2:1r? It was for the average joe's protection. Y'all literally fukked up the game for us that take it seriously, now we have to invest in derivative markets if we want to trade with a decent amount of leverage.

The truth is people think organisation and security analysis is easy, when it is far from that, and they go in thinking they know what they're talking about/doing and end up getting burnt.

Stick to your day jobs, stock trading isn't just a "side hustle", i find it insulting that people even refer to it as that, it's a science that takes years of study to even scratch. If you've never read a Benjamin graham book, if you've never studied financial analysis/econometric at college, if you've never studied the market extensively in your own personal time, if you don't understand macroeconomics, if you can't read and understand financial statements like a children's book, or if you already have professional commitments, stay away from the stock market and just deposit your money in a bank or invest in government bonds (i wouldn't even recommend that), because it's not for you.
 

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Arnold Schwarzneeka....... "I'll be back" .........................

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:mjpls: Let it go b...let it go.

:laugh:........ :shaq: ..........

nah, he put in work, I give him that, but he makes it seem like there are no problems with derivates, so I need to recruit my financial goons Max Keiser and Gerald Celente to the ranks, :myman:, who've actually worked on WallStreet, with some 40 years of experience between them ...... give me a bit... :leostare:


While I :cook:

MyGodthePower, what was your assessment of the article talking about quadrillions in derivatives???
 

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Just bought a bunch of NOK today....did I lose?

That price is just too low to ignore!

it hit a 10-year low the other day. I would try and buy stocks from companies that are profitable and offer more stable returns. Nokia is done.

On the other side of that coin, even a dead cat will bounce. So good luck. I just think are better avenues to take.
 

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it hit a 10-year low the other day. I would try and buy stocks from companies that are profitable and offer more stable returns. Nokia is done.

On the other side of that coin, even a dead cat will bounce. So good luck. I just think are better avenues to take.

Its a purely speculative play. I however dont think Nokia is "done". They are offering a compelling product in windows phone, which many research firms are predicting will gain significant market share in the next few years.

Hell its better than playing the lotto!
 

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Its a purely speculative play. I however dont think Nokia is "done". They are offering a compelling product in windows phone, which many research firms are predicting will gain significant market share in the next few years.

Hell its better than playing the lotto!

NOK down 15% today. You still sticking with it?
 
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