[Discussion] Need Help On Investing...

[BusinessManTeno]

Curious... Has anyone here ever invested money into a stock, brokerage, etc and if so how did it turn out.. I need some advice

 

[lImmortal Regis]

Even when i had money i spent it on bullshit and others....

 

[Reboryushon]

One word: Ethereum.

 

[Konno]

Yup, bitcoin and ethereum

 

[TrueRage]

i have invested in on some bank cd's befor wasnt much proffet but was some so for me was worth it in the long run

 

[ArabianLuffy]

Stock subscription has always been the way for small fishes (like me). I never trusted our stock market. One of my cousin invested around 80,000 Saudi Riyals ($21,333) in buying stocks in Saudi stocks market. He lost almost over half. Not to mention manipulating stocks are highly to happen.

So yeah. Do subscription instead of buying. Also, there is the timing on when to sell them.

- Instant Sell (recommended)
- Sell by the price of market (risky)

 

[BusinessManTeno]

Yup, bitcoin and ethereum

feedback please
how did you do it, and did you profit?

 

[Clown World]

If you understand the stock market and have an eye for fluctuations deriving from what companies are predicted to make profit, then sure you can do it, otherwise its completely luck.

 

[Urda]

Word. I'm thinking of investing next year. Somethings I know so far:
Currently reading this:

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Recommended from Buffet:

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Also, read Warren Buffet annual letter. You might want to search around for that.
Go to seminars whenever you can.


First thing. Before investing, make sure you educated on the stock market. (Important) Diving in the market without knowing what you doing can cause you to lose money.
Key things to know before investing:
- Acknowledges that investing is not gambling.
- Positive attitude
- Have your house in order. Take care any debt or bills.
- Separate accounts. You don't want to mix your earnings with your stock account.
- Invest a minimum of a $1000 to get started.
- Take your time, you will get there.

Just the important shit. As a beginner, start with penny stock since they value $5 or something. Diversify your investments. Research. Yahoo is recommended to research companies. Example: Twitter:

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Try Robinhood app as a starter since there are no fees, but there is a limit on how many times you can invest I think.

"Buy low, sell high'

 

[Dreckerplayer]

Maybe you should just try it.

lots of beating around the bush, here.

 

[Edogawa]

You're asking a question related to investment on a forum where not a single person here is an investor. Possibly the worst way of seeking guidance ever.

 

[-Punk-]

Imma do it when I come back from korea