Hi /pol/
Howmany profits did you make last month with stock trading? or are you still spending your hard earned money on stupid anime magazines?
>>70614404
I keep all my money on a shoes box under my bed.
Stock trading is for the jews.
>>70614404
How did you start trading stocks? Where did you learn the tricks of the trade? How long did it take to make some profits, and how much did you lose at first?
I'm interested in trading stock myself, but do not know where to start
>>70614569
back in 2015, it's not hard to stock trade, everybody could do it. my first profit was in some semiconducter company. i didn't lose anything. stock trading isn't gambling
>>70614737
So where did you start? Do you have suggestions on books or websites?
>>70614737
>>70614404
So how do you do it and where do you start? What are some of the best sources to learn about this sort of thing and how to make the most of it? How much can you reasonably expect to make?
>>70614810
http://www.iex.nl/
http://www.dividendplaza.nl/
http://www.investing.com/
https://www.degiro.nl/
https://www.binck.nl/
Trading provides zero benefit for the community. Don't be a jew and do something useful.
>>70614404
I just buy precious metals. Not because of SHTF, but it is what I call "the redneck retiring plan". I retire, sell gold/silver.
>>70614907
I would suggest investing in good companies. you could adapt the strategy of this goyim.
warren buffet's strategy is : invest when everybody sells, if your stock drops, don't be a goyim and sell it, but keep it and buy more of it. sell it then over a long period like 5-10 years. you will always get profit
>>70615029
So what do you consider good companies? Companies with a reputation such as Heineken or AH, or smaller innovative companies like oculus?
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>>70615029
How much money do you realistically have to have to be able to start making respectable amounts of money? How much money can you expect to make with different amounts of money you put towards this?
>>70615261
But shell will get in trouble soon with renewable energy becoming competitive, so why invest?
Also, do you invest small amounts in a lot of companies or bigger amounts in a few?
>>70615427
>eggs in one basket
>or three
>>70615427
that's what everyone is believing, and the jews wants you to believe. but if you are a smart goyim, and do some math, you know Royal Dutch Shell A is a good investment.
>>70615427
>But shell will get in trouble soon with renewable energy becoming competitive, so why invest?
Unless they go for geothermal power plants it will still take quite a while before renewable energies are competitive.
>>70615427
>denken dat Shell bankroet gaat omdat wat homo's een composthoop hebben in hun tuin
>>70614504
>cash
>free from jewish fuckery
My nose is tickling, how do I make quick shekels?
>>70615798
Short everything and buy the dip after. Thank me later with some of those sweet shekels you make.
>>70615882
this is honestly bad advice.
>>70615968
Wasn't meant to be, I don't know what I'm talking about.
>>70616031
don't touch ever derivates. but stick with stocks.
you could buy the 'dip'. but when do you know there's a dip?
What stocks do you trade?
I just trade the eugermany 30
>not buying pre-Fda approved pharmaceutical stocks for dirt cheap and then selling once its approved and popular
You guys are scrubs
>>70616101
wasn't meant to be good advice*
I was just shitposting with some lingo the only dip you should ask me about buying is sold at grocery stores.
>>70614404
Jokes on you, I spent it on Warhammer 40k figurines
>>70615334
Invest what you are prepared to lose. The more money you want to make the more money you need to put forward. Stay the fuck away from binary options, they are fixed to an artificial market. What do you want to invest in? I trade the EUR/USD futures and corn futures. Dependent on what you want to trade this will mean a particular way of learning. If you want the basics on currency trading, babypips has a good educational section to the basics of technical and fundamental investing.
I'm a futures trader and I do this shit daily. People think there is some golden way to investing but there isn't, it down to the individual, everyone has their own style of trading. Buy or sell at a price that is as close to you being wrong on the trade/investment. You minimise your losses this way and maximise your winners.
[email protected] if you have any questions.
>>70615334
very few people beat the market consistently. The market says you'll return around 10% annually if you invest in an index fund
>>70616959
Stop looking at percentages. Invest as you do and then at the end of a quarter compare percents or you become too focused on a certain percent. You can have 10 bad investments at a -1% or whatever, and then 1 that makes 30%, all in all your average percentage is screwed as it doesn't account for your hit rate.
>>70614810
For the small investor, stock trading is just an investing with a better profit than storing the money in the bank. There is a small risk but the profit is also not high (can vary from branches and companies ofc.)
If you want something with more profit, look into Forex or CFD / ETF
are there any starting books on the matter you goys recommend?
Ive got a stock tip for you short any stock that hires a nigger or woman as ceo
>>70614931
Well yeah you're doing a bunch of low risk low rewards shit. It's easy to make a few extra couple of bucks.
You gotta be on the lookout for the next apple or something that's gonna turn your thousand into 100K
>>70617185
WinRar
>>70617091
That's a good point. People should be aware of how much money they're likely to make though
>>70614931
>wereldwijde
>kapitaal
>initieel
Dutch = English + hilarious spelling?
>>70617185
Lmao
>>70614931
What's your portfolie and how much do you have invested?
I currently have 25k split into
- Daimler
- Wacker Neuson
- JinkoSolar
- Aixtron
- MorphoSys
Daimler and JinkoSolar are negative currently the others positive. Last year I made 30% profit with Baidu (some kind of chinese google)
>>70617387
I guess you also think apartheid is English?
Not a lot. Hoping things will eventually turn around for Alibaba.
I urge everyone to invest in 3D printing, though. That shit is the future.
>>70615029
>>70615214
>>70615261
>>70615334
>>70615427
>>70615798
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>>70616031
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>>70617544
BENIS FUG :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
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>>70617579
> canada
> not shitposting
>>70617544
what 3D printing company has a good outlook?
>>70617268
Fair point, let's say you put $1000 into a trading account. You risk perhaps 1-2% of your capital per trade, but you're looking to get at least 1:1 from that trade if not more. So if you risk $40 and make $60, you have now grown your capital by 6%. This all seems minimal but keep doing this over a few months/years and you will have a new job that pays for your lifestyle. It basically comes down to how much money can you burn through before you sort of get it. Let's look at the Euro today, its been kinda shit. If I bought 1 lot (this is a size of the contract) at 1.14000 and took profit at 1.140100, my profit would be $125. If I bought 10 lots (exact same price targets) my profit would be $1250 (excluding commission). So in short, the amount you can make is actually only limited to the size of your pockets to begin with, how cautious you are with risk, as both of those trades could have gone the other way and then you'd be at a loss of those amounts. Emotions play just a big of a part as your capital you start out with. My best day so far has been around $1600, and worst ($500). There is a guy who sits next to me who can easily make $5000 on average a day, due to having more size and the ability to risk more.
>>70617536
I always assumed it was Afrikaans, n'est-ce pas?
>>70617544
You have 41'000 ISK invested which is like 330$? kek
3D printing is a good tip however. Also companies which make components for 3d printers
>>70617544
You are wrong, I have done my dissertation on it and next year it will be allowed for any public use. There will be no company handle on it any more
>>70617716
3D Systems, in my opinion. They beat earnings estimates this quarter. They also have lots of patents for the technology they use. Definitely do your own research though.
>>70617838
It is :^ )
But some of your words descend from the dutch language. Never been in new Amsterdam senpai?
>>70617848
It's 41000 SEK (Swedish crowns). I'm not sure you understand how to read.
>>70617982
>I'm not sure you understand how to read
Why does it say ISK on the picture? I don't see SEK anywhere.
>>70618067
ISK is just the name of the account.
question, where should I start? what places do you recommend to use? how much money? what time is a good time to trade?
I wish I knew how to trade, I would do it on the side as a hobbie.
Ive made maybe 4-5000 SEK the previous two months
I do minimum investments of £1k, trading fees are a fixed price so the more you invest the lower your costs are as a percentage and the stock doesn't need to increase as much to make profit.
I keep about 80% in safe FTSE 100 and 250 stocks, pharma, defence, banks, insurance, aerospace, infrastructure, energy. I invest the other 20% in mining stocks. These are more volatile so as long as you keep buying and selling at the right points you're making money. I'm good at buying low but bad at selling high, I normally sell too early. I still make profit, but could make more but I feel its better to be safe.
>>70618154
www investopedia.com
Read, read, read.
Learn, learn, learn.
fugg i love to trade
>>70618287
>implying any neet on here could ever have 4 million
You know how to use Chrome developer tool to edit HTML. Nice, man.
>>70618287
For real bro?
Why aren't you funding Kyoukai senjou no horizon S3 right now? It will even turn a big profit.
>>70617544
Do you have a quantitative strat or you just punt around your money based on what you read on Bloomberg?
>>70618154
For stock trading time doesn't matter. Use money which you don't need. Stock trading requires patience because there could be a period of time where your stocks are not doing well.
Inform yourself about companies. Think what technologies will be used, etc. There are sometimes up to 30% profit for AMD (CPU manufacteur). Self driving vehicles or 3d printing as the other Anon said are also good idea. I would never invest in banks and oil industry at the moment.
I have around 100.000 SEK that i trade with. I do not take any high risks since Im kind of a coward.
I get a few thousands every year from the larger profitable companies like banks etc. And I make a few smaller buy/sell trades every week. I usually go with profits every month and makes a withdrawal from my account
>>70618404
>implying you have anything.
>>70614404
>basing your ROI on monthly intervals rather than yearly. Keep doing that friend :). May I suggest bit coin while you're at it.
>>70618465
Well, my choice in Alibaba was based on the fact that they're the biggest ecommerce site in China, and that market is expected to grow by a huge percent by 2020 (I forget the exact amount, but I'm sure you can the statistics for this somewhere). China has huge potential and I feel confident in the long term for this stock.
As for 3D Systems, it's also a long-term investment. We're moving into a post-scarcity world, and 3D printers will play a huge part in that transition.
>>70618699
>I feel confident
I just hope you didn't put your savings in your trading "decisions"
>>70618699
Baidu and Alibaba are good investement for the Chinese market
>>70618785
What are your trading qualities?
>>70614404
Stupid anime magazines.
I'm 27 and my Dad died four years ago. Only son and he already divorced my Mom.
I'm worth $5.2 million and I don't do shit.
Probably gonna kill myself when I'm 50. I dunno. I just live in a cheap apartment and smoke weed all day and bang escorts.
>>70618865
Systematic trend following systems, with a bit of fundamentals and a little bit of discretion on where to employ them.
I stay the fuck away from stocks and mainly trade commodities, indices and currencies
>>70618892
If you have the money and are a weeb, why don't you invest into having a show that will surely sell created? That way you are helping all the weebs and earning money at the same time.
>>70618955
/pullback/ when?
Why did you make the decision to stay away from stocks? And which commodities are you trading?
>>70618785
I obviously wouldn't put my savings into something that involves risk. Anything could happen, but it's a calculated risk I took.
>>70619019
That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
Sell all my shares and invest in a fucking anime?
Which anime? Which studio? I don't speak Japanese.
>earned 1 euro
kek lad
>>70615029
>not realising Warren is saying this so he can sell his dropping stocks more easily.
The best brokers/richest people are always one step ahead.
>>70616144
>Having to put away a years salary to earn a months salary back
>>70619257
its not about his stock. its about the idea in general. it simpely works. you should buy for example Boskalis when there was bad news, following panic on AEX. the stock dropped to 30. but the next day it went 4%. this is how you get quick money. look at the numbers and buy what others are quickly selling.
>>70619054
>those indicators
lol wtf are you even doing. Just leave BBs, they are the only ones worth something. Observe them long enough, see how price behaves around them. Try applying more than one set of bands with different parameters. Watch the higher TFs to get a bias, that is where the trend is going.
Keep an eye out for 20 days max/min, these are the levels that most likely will act as support/resistance. Same with 100EMA and 200SMA, they are used as dynamic levels.
Tick volume is useless, so throw it away as well. Don't trade anything below H4.
As per your question, i have no idea but i have been short CHFJPY for a while. And i trade soybeans, oil and metals. Stocks are a scamfest and they tend to open with ugly gaps that could easily wipe out your leveraged positions. And i can't be bothered with trading them with options
Where do you trade? I mean what kind of site, program or whatever? Last time I checked they all had huge fees on transactions
>>70619152
>Sell all my shares and invest in a fucking anime?
I thought you enjoyed annniemay if so then why not? I doubt its more than 300K thats required
>Which anime?
Check the sales if the previous seasons of the show if it sold well then there is enough profit to be made from another season (horizon in the middle of nowhere was made pretty cheap and it sold like 50K BD for both the first and second season)
>Which studio?
The studio who made the first seasons
>I don't speak Japanese.
When you contact them and say you want to invest in a show, they will get you a translator
>>70619257
>stock is at 100
>bad news dropping alot, you buy at 70
>drops down to 20
>gets a 4% boost
>WOW SO MUCH PROFIT
A company that is dropping so fast will take months to even get back at the level they were before the drop, let alone go higher than that. Its extremely dumb advice and he is clearly abusing dumb single mom traders
>>70619536
Sounds too much like work and I'm really fucking stingy with my money.
>>70619619
>YEAH BUT IN 3 YEARS IT WILL BE PROFIT
>less profit than you could have made with the money you put in
>>70619630
Sasuga NEET, I wont blame you senpai it's your money. But you could have made anime great again.
>>70619475
I only trade majors. Why not go below H4? How much is your equity and what leverage do you use?
I don't use any leverage on stocks, I mainly use them to get a slightly better profit than depositing money on the bank.
>>70614404
day trading is stupid, since you can't out-compete multimillion dollar algos and quants with PhDs from MIT
buying and holding is stupid today since everything is inflated and we're overdue for a hard correction, especially in light of incoming black swans
>>70620253
>especially in light of incoming black swans
Aren't black swans literally unpredictable events? How are you predicting them?
>>70620296
>a bunch of cryptocurrency shills with no idea about trading
The only thing I care about is this. Is stock trading user friendly? Is it like a video game where I simply click a few things and bleep bloop it's done like a minigame in GTA 5?
I can't really be bothered with it if it's complicated. If I have to call people and talk about shit, if I have to follow graphs and shit day in and out I am out.
>>70620545
It is user friendly. You just have to do your research and be up to date with what's going on in the financial world.
Investopedia is a good start. There are even stock simulators that you can practice with.
Good luck. :)
>>70620545
Agreed with the Aussie. In gta its really simple do I just need to click buy and sell. Does it work like that on those sites too?
Ik ben ook een minderjarige 17 jarige dus is het nodig om je ID te verifiëren?
>>70620301
look at escalation around the world
only a matter of time before another major ISIS attack. already Western governments are warning of it
look at Russia
look at the Middle East, where lots of oil is
fracking is also a concern in the US, since it's been causing earthquakes
there are many indications
>>70614404
Why don't you invest in stocks that return a quarterly dividend?
>>70620880
What if the next Black Swan event is actually the lack of a Black Swan event???
>cue x-files music
>>70617249
>that's gonna turn your thousand into 100K
I had three chances at this. Bitcoin 2009 and Tesla in 2009, and Facebook when they went from $30 to $18.
>all 3 are now worth a lot of money
Why even live?
>>70617387
Pretty much a fine blend of German and English but learning to understand though the accent is hard
Remember /pol/ with Jews you lose.
>>70620877
it's gta simple.
Here I show you
>>70614737
>not gambling...
Anon, that really depends, it's still taking risks of losing a lot of money, stocks can go down, depending on which industry you are investing in this could be very sudden. Let's not give an idealistic view on stocktrading. I've lost decent amounts on stock, on the other hand I've also earned even greater amounts so all in all I'm OK.
Here are some obvious tips Anons:
Spreading your investments over different stock and valuables like gold or other currencies is a must.
Never invest money you can't afford to lose.
Think long term.
Learn about the industry you're investing in and imagine/calculate the expected growth of it.
Knowing some accountancy also helps a lot in regards to knowing about cashflow and net/gross profit of the company.
>>70619313
A months salary in one day, I think we have very different idea's about this.
I could've guessed that I wouldn't be taken serious here.
It's a shame you can't discuss anything serious here. Guess I need to get off 4chan for good.
>>70621389
What site or app is that? That looks good.
>>70621567
https://www.degiro.at/
>>70621452
What could possibly go wrong here?
