Would it be a bad idea to invest 100% of my disposable income in stocks on robinhood?
>>1386699
What if I don't know shit about the stock market?
>>1386700
Just buy various dividend stocks and ride on them sweet dividends don't fall for the meme buying penny stocks hoping they'll go up.
>>1386697
I'd keep at least some of it liquid so you won't be strapped for cash if anything happens outside your budget.
>>1386707
What are some good dividend stocks?
>>1386713
I would also like to know this
>>1386697
No
You can just buy and hold for a year or three if you're up to it.
>>1386713
KNPD
>>1386713
F (Ford)
IBM (International Business Machines)
VZ (Verizon, or T (AT&T if you prefer)
JNJ (Johnson and Johnson)
AAPL (Apple)
>>1387743
You make it too easy. Good job.
>>1386697
Depends, do you have an emergency stash? If not then you shouldn't put 100%. It takes a few days to transfer funds from RH to your bank so that money is not readily available. You should have a few thousand put back for emergencies like car trouble or quick house fixes.
>>1386713
http://www.nasdaq.com/dividend-stocks/dividend-calendar.aspx
look up what ex-dividend dates are and how they work
>>1387743
>F
NOPE.
