post em
Hoping to get to 20k by next year.
>>1197794
Where did you train? On a farm!
>>1197794
whats the deal with USL? Whys it say "12 month"
>>1197794
Lol fail
>>1197801
It owns a 12 month contract then rolls into the next 12 month contract when that one is finished. Ideally it should be buying a new contract every month to make the price more stable.
>>1197774
My average price on the SP500 is around 2085.
pretty much the only portfolio i have, the jump in april is from company esop that i have 0% vesting in.
>>1197838
See you when we hit 4000 next year, pleb.
>>1197828
Also bought for 1900€ worth of bitcoins (fees included).
Looking to get more MPJ next week and also PLS.
>>1197988
Beautiful
>>1197774
Reasons for holding NE?
>>1197988
I'm not gonna lie.. I envy you and your profile. Brilliant, well done.
>>1197988
Please post your email as i have many questions i would like to ask in PM
>>1197988
b-b-b-but I heard you cant make money from pennystocks!
>>1198253
Yeah. If you don't pay $94 a share you will never be rich brah
>>1198206
excellent management. I also believe offshore drilling will be an excellent long term investment since almost all of Earth's undiscovered oil reserves are located in the oceans
>>1197988
Hey I have shares in Gxy and Ajm. Any reason why pls shares are up so high? I heard the mine won't be up and running till 2018? I wish I bought some of pls instead of gmm
dohhohohh
>>1198295
please be fake
>>1198304
it's real
>>1198295
you're holding 3x positions for more than a few hours which is a huge mistake and you're holding not only a vix instrument but a leverage vix instrument for more than a few hours which is also a huge mistake. I get that you're trying to trade volatility but if you want to trade longer term (as in days or weeks) there are much smarter and more profitable options.
>>1198295
>-62k
How am i doing?
>>1198295
Pure definition of a pleb.
>>1198349
>I don't pretend to know what I'm doing.
I realize this and I am trying to help. Leveraged ETFs often build their positions through options which suffer from time decay; meaning you are literally losing money just by holding them even if the underlying positions they are trying to track isn't losing money. They are fine for day traders trying to easily trade volatility but are inappropriate for any other trading strategy.
>>1198358
probably not
>>1197794
Kek you are going to be in for a rude awakening with large losses in your future Mr. Commodity master.
If I had to guess this acct is only a few months old.
Canadafag here holding AC, ENB, & GM plus mutual funds & company stock plan
>>1198295
My god, dude, those ETFs are designed for short term trading. They are leveraged (I think) by using options that have to constantly be reset. So when they reset the options theres a decay in the price. Those instruments always go down over time.
Look at the 5 year chart on all of them, they are down 99%. Your not supposed to hold those. You should consult a financial adviser or put your money in index funds.
Started at $40k in February
>>1198295
Thanks for the laugh
>>1198363
Im willing to listen
>>1198367
>>1198369
Serious question though. Look at my YTD, it looks like it may all come back. I'm not sure. This money I can afford to lose its just for fun but if i do break over even again should I immediately begin to deleverage myself or just let it ride?
>>1198335
People always spout this bs. His positions are stupid and he deserves the loss, but you can easily use leveraged etfs long term if you know what you are doing.
My portfolio only consists of 3x leveraged sp500 and 2x leverage uvxy and tvix along with some high yield REITs for situations where I want to sit at a 0 beta portfolio. I buy and sell alot of volatility but it is always in my portfolio for hedging purposes.
Do I sell volatility at a loss alot of the time? Yes, but my sp500 position more than offsets it and the loss is realized so it lowers my taxes. The leveraged decay is nada on the total portfolio at 0 beta.
where did everyone go?
>>1197988
>MGR
>purchase price 0$
huh
that + 2 index funds
>>1198466
That is the portfolio. 7500 of NETE @ ~.33
>>1198473
oh, sorry. dude, sell that shit. at least take all the original investment off the table and let the free stock ride
>>1198376
The triple-leveraged ETFs will eat you alive in a volatile environment even if, on a longer term, the price goes nowhere. If you manage to get to break even, I would recommend that you sell everything and then buying unleveraged mining stocks if you still want to be invested in PM mining.
The above, of course, all depends on how good you are as a trader. At break even, it's entirely possible that the trend is to go even higher and a good trader (which I am not) would hang on for even more gains.
I've been burned by leveraged ETFs in the past and if I were you, I'd be somewhat inclined to start closing out the positions the prevent any further loss. Watch what gold does this week and use it to make a decision. It seems that gold can't break above $1,300 and will chop around, which kills your 3x ETFs.
>>1198480
>he doesnt know about nete
>>1198502
ok have fun on your moontrip, whatever. You don't hold meme stocks, you sell them as soon as you show a profit. Learn the hard way, I dont care
>>1198482
People on /biz/ bitch about getting burned by leveraged etfs because they hold 3x leveraged COMMODITY FUTURES etfs. you are stupid as fuck if you buy things like uwti and fucking gold. you have triple the roll yield (big loss) because you are investing in futures that isn't there in etfs that are based on spot prices. you are just investing in stupid products.
here's a list of some triple leveraged where most have gone up significantly :
https://www.google.com/finance?q=qld&ei=4NkTV-H9H8Wd2Aas8ovwBg
https://www.google.com/finance?q=spxl&ei=5dkTV9HZEYqO2AbM45bADw
https://www.google.com/finance?q=upro&ei=G9oTV-ndDeDSjAH4r4MI
any of these:
https://www.stocktrader.com/long-etfs-bullish-etf-funds-2x-3x-leverage/
From left to right.
Company name, # shares, trading price,purchase price,$ unrealized gains (excluding divi's), unrealized gains %(excluding divi's), value of position.
Total value: 82k.
Like big company's that raise dividendsregularly, with a few exceptions (BRK,B, MKL)
>>1198365
Less than a month old. And what's wrong with the commodities?
>>1198376
that's truly amazing you were able to generate those kinds of returns but if your previous strategies to get you to that level were anything like what you posted here then I'm not sure you'll be able to stay profitable.
>>1198378
ok you're right, leveraged ETFs can work for hedging. These instruments were his core holdings though. Am I wrong in assuming that that is a terrible strategy?
Are these actual money accounts because some of you are going to lose a lot of money if they are.
>>1198778
what's your broker ?
how many years of experience you have in trading ?
>>1198253
Penny stocks are risky but just go with the consumer trends and do your research you should be ok. Many of them are in speculation espically lithium, many of them are waiting for a taker over from their drilling results or venture/merge.
It cost alot to start up a production so some a sitting there on lithium deposits hoping some big guys come and take it.
>>1198290
PLS has lots of mums and dad's investors jumping in and since is now part of ASX 300 I know few people who uses their super and choose direct investment and put their money on this.
PLS got high grade lithium and currently sitting in one of the world's largest deposit. They have several MOU at the moment.
From how I see it I don't think America Telsa will be a big customer PLS is probably more focus on Asia, that where the money is. China/Japan/Korea with their EV and also battery storage system.
I won't be holding this long, for me 2 -3 years and that's it. There would probably be over supply or a new technology comes out that can be a threat to the lithium industry.
>>1197988
which is that broker ?
>>1198378
>tfw hedging UPRO/SDS 70/30
>going to switch SDS for SH after crash.
solid 15% annualized long term absolute return on first strat and 18% after i switch it to SH, just dont wanna fuck with the volatility atm.
>>1199814
Comsec.
>ITT: pocket change chums pretending to have portfolios
nothing to brag about kids
Mostly strong dividend payers. Have $10,000 waiting in the wings to invest. Wanting to pick up $5,000 worth of shares in both WFC and AT&T as soon as they fall to my predetermined purchasing points.
>>1200029
Principle of $27,000 invested, not a bad gain in such a short time frame, but I don't expect it to be sustainable. I'd be happy with 7% a year.
>>1200029
why use Robinhood with that much money?
>>1200036
SIPC and FINRA members, incredibly low overhead, and I like the convenience of trading on my phone.
>>1200039
I wouldn't trust RH with more than $5,000, its reliability has been shitty these past weeks. You can also trade on your phone with almost every other broker.
>>1200042
The problem of course is that I don't want to liquidate. I've had no problems with Robinhood.
>>1199043
Binck, a dutch broker, been investing since 2011.
(Posted from 4G)
>>1197774
Why are you buying odd lots? You're losing a fortune in purchase fees.
>>1197889
Pls no. Let it wait for like ten years.
>>1200035
nice work
>>1200196
Thank you, I think anyone can be successful if they do their own homework, don't listen to any talking head whether that's TV or on the Internet, and once they decide on a strategy to stick with it. I'll let you know in 12-14 years if I know what I'm doing. 3-4 months is nothing.
>>1200187
$25 in fees isnt the end of the world. It's better than not owning those companies at these prices. Also, the ASTI shares are left "free" stock from a closed position
>>1198295
You're doing it wrong. Election Year. Very little changes till after the election. Not sure if balls or ignorance.
>>1198367
They use futures not options. Please don't give people advice from ignorance.
>>1200486
But with warmongering shillary about to be president stocks like The Carlyle Group will go way up.
CG was $11.50- before the primaries. Today it's $17.50+
>>1197774
Still learning and looking for some comments. Was this a good idea? I realize the amount is low, but I have pretty high risk tolerance at the moment and felt like dicking around.
>>1200535
gets you in the game, mane. keep at it and learn your tolerances. i think most of us started like that at some point.
How do I get into stock trading guys? Any reads you would recommend or fundamentals I should absolutely know about?
>>1200565
Markowitz
>>1200535
>having a portfolio that is under 1k
>>1200672
>post your's buddy
>>1198351
Hello fellow NETE bro I'll see you at $1 have 4000 shares myself
>>1200535
Your risk tolerance isn't high enough. Git gud, pic related.
Inb4 only $500, I just started.
>>1200688
K
>>1200719
Seems legit
>>1200714
you risk tolerance is only 500 dollars fagget. i lost more than that today
>>1197828
Salut frogbro what trading plateform do you use and where do you live?
>>1200719
this is a account bank of only one person ?
>>1200719
how you got this fortune? heritage ?
>>1200797
Right click -> Inspect element -> Change the HTML of the page so that you can pretend you are not poor on 4chan
>>1200803
i don't understant, this screen is a fake or not ?
it looks real
>>1200808
fake
>>1200810
why ?
>>1200812
It's not a screenshot to begin with.
>>1200803
ok, I finally understood, I take the test on my bank's website.
I am disappointed, I thought I had found a real rich guy
>>1200851
Dude, no offense here, but if you're on 4chan you should be able to spot thinly veiled bullshit like that.
>>1198292
Who's this?
>Hey its better than nothing right?
I have 10k to dollar cost average for the next year though so theres that.
Been trading for about two years now, started with 10k and just put 5k more in a month or so ago.
>mfw i have more than twice as much as anyone else in this thread
I thought there were people on /biz/ with more money than me??
>>1199822
I'm going to check this out. There is more mispricing with volatility but this is a good thing for me to look at.
Bought in about two weeks ago.
My RH pennymeme account is up 82% for the year.
Other accounts are 2x% and 1x%.
Is it time to start my own fund?
Just started. Looking to turn my $1200 into at least $3000 by June
>>1201517
Nope those are results you should have weekly in a fund.
>>1198295
This is fucking horrifying. The most I've ever lost is about $7,000, what does it feel like to lose 62k?
Plus 1k in galxf with a 22% gain over the last few days.
I started 2.5 weeks ago.
What do you guys think about
IOTS
SQ
MTCH
INST
And NXPI?
>>1197774
Noble....Transocean...u drillin faget
>>1201749
I was down -122K at one point. Hard to live with yourself but it's bottomed out and now I feel less attached to it feels much better
>>1201403
You have a quarter mill?
>>1200593
anything in particular?
SGYP. Got in at 3.10. Been following it for awhile. Just bought a few trxc. Riding the train. Not sure if I should sell at the end of this high or if it's going to go back way down before (potential) approval. Anyone in here in on the SGYP? If so, do you have any insight/strategy you mind sharing?
>>1200565
https://youtu.be/txWaMpSzHhM this video I delt painted a nice portrait of how it all works. He does focus on day trading, natyrally, but the principles generally are the same whether you trade fast or a longer. I will add that with longer strategies, fundamentals are much more important. You should have an idea what your trusting your money with.
>>1201781
dude buy NETE today. Consolidating around .36, pushing up with organic growth. GET IN NOW
>>1202479
Whats the deal with NETE? Looks interesting
>>1201714
Gibe money por favor
lifetime highs fags
>>1202332
hey fellow ASTIbro
>>1202486
NETE is on its way to the moon. I know it's a meme stock but it really is about to take off. Might dip this week off its latest run. I would buy at that point. Thank me later
>>1202726
>>1202486
>>1202479
more info pls
>>1197791
Yeah, finally losing less money!
>>1197774
This is kind of a derail but does anyone know a way i can make an account on optionshouse or somewhere similar, fucking third world country Croatia can only make accounts on saxobank and plus500 which are both shit,thanks, rbtw ride landore resources to the sky
>>1202756
http://forum.mrmoneymustache.com/investor-alley/where-to-invest-from-eu-%28croatia%29/
>10hrs on goggle
>>1202763
>>10hrs on goggle
yeah but interactive brokers has quite large commisions
>>1202762
>has CERU
>doesn't have CBAY
who else made 30% gains today on their shitty portfolio? t-this meme train will keep going right?
>>1200136
What do you think of DeGiro.nl? How much would you put in an account there?
>>1202770
I assume that is why it suggested vanguard funds. Still interactive brokers is the ultimate broker with their low margin rates. Not a good one to start out, but given your limited options, that's what I would do.
>>1198272
care to elaborate? fundamental reasons?
>>1202420
nearly. here's my main account. i have two others (i'm too lazy/sentimental to consolidate) that altogether put me around $225k
rate my pussymode investment strategy. in fairness to me the cost basis is fucked on the top 8, i've made more on all of them than it looks (except FBIOX which I just bought). i only started paying any attention to my money 12-18 months ago, that's why it's all pretty fresh.
>tfw i have just as much in galxf as everyone else on /biz/ as an afterthought
>>1203034
very nice. love the oversized HAL bet
