Larry Lobster
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how do i sell the stocks?
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The Coli Stock Market Is Now Open
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godkiller
"We are the Fury"
Most brehs don't know how to trade stocks though.
Can we short stocks?
You should link some guides on how to buy and sell stocks. You should also link some books on the stocket market to get people's interest up. Books like The Big Short.
I have done some research on the candle stick method and I do know one day trader who only bets a few times a week and makes enough money to live well. The key is to not get too greedy, spread your risk, anticipate the trend. As you gain experience you'll learn when to BUY and when to SELL (ie. get in and get out). The upside to a market stimulator is that you have all the money and time in the world to learn. If you do in fact learn (not everyone does), the wait will be worth it. The downside could be you may get too used to this unrealistic state of affairs and you might take some of those tendencies into the real market and lose money. It happens. It's the difference between going to practice and playing a real game. The stakes are raised in the real market.
The biggest issue with the stock market nowadays is that it's hard for the average person to win. Bankers have access to super fast computers and advanced knowledged so they mop up. That said, there are individuals in countries like Japan who make thousands of dollars a day with stock market screens in their rooms. The issue is that we don't have their knowledge and they won't share it with us. The same is true in America but thousands of day traders win everyday. It's all about the work.
Can we short stocks?
You should link some guides on how to buy and sell stocks. You should also link some books on the stocket market to get people's interest up. Books like The Big Short.
I have done some research on the candle stick method and I do know one day trader who only bets a few times a week and makes enough money to live well. The key is to not get too greedy, spread your risk, anticipate the trend. As you gain experience you'll learn when to BUY and when to SELL (ie. get in and get out). The upside to a market stimulator is that you have all the money and time in the world to learn. If you do in fact learn (not everyone does), the wait will be worth it. The downside could be you may get too used to this unrealistic state of affairs and you might take some of those tendencies into the real market and lose money. It happens. It's the difference between going to practice and playing a real game. The stakes are raised in the real market.
The biggest issue with the stock market nowadays is that it's hard for the average person to win. Bankers have access to super fast computers and advanced knowledged so they mop up. That said, there are individuals in countries like Japan who make thousands of dollars a day with stock market screens in their rooms. The issue is that we don't have their knowledge and they won't share it with us. The same is true in America but thousands of day traders win everyday. It's all about the work.
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Bernie Madoff
Banned
Only in Japan huh?
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
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godkiller
"We are the Fury"
@trick
My mistake: my post was overwhelmingly negative for some reason and I didn't mean it to sound that way. It's more balanced now. Brehs should be using the fake stock market and learning how to buy/sell. Thousands of day traders make money everyday and live comfortable lifestyles without being a banker. The stock market is flush with opportunity and we should all be trying to take adv advantage of it. This stimulator is a good idea and I've been messing up with stock market stimulators for about a year now already. This one probably isn't sophisticated enough to be worth taking seriously but it might pique people's interest and get people interested in real stimulators.
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Its not that serious breh
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
It is. Since the stimulator gives brehs access to real prices and trends. A person could potentially learn how to make money and minimize risk on the fake market. He could then translate those skills to the real market and potentially make some money. I'm not saying this will happen with the Coli stimulator as it probably isn't good enough: the prices are probably delayed meaning that trades will be late and the interface is not what it's supposed to be; the tools included will not be up to stimulator standards and brehs will be working blind without the virtual tools most stimulators have to more easily predict trends.
But the potential is there to get people interested in the market. They can then get to reading books and getting a real stimulator with all the fixings. That's what I'm doing now.
thanks for the advice breh. gonna research and read as much as possible. i've always been fascinated with the stock market ever since i was a kid, and to get to play with this is a pretty cool learning tool.
Fillerguy
Veteran
RSOL
Nah, this is just entertainment. There are way better ways to learn the markets.
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godkiller
"We are the Fury"
I should make admit that I haven't seen this stimulator but chances are 1) the prices are delayed, 2) the interface is basic and unsophisticated which means that you don't have all the virtual tools number simulators have and 3) the sim might not even have trend graphs which would make it virtually useless.
All this being said, this could be a tool to get people interested in reading and learning about the market, which is a positive in and of itself.
@Momentum
stay poor and ignorant breh. ive already made money on the real market ne4 and about to make some more
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