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That’s good for you, not someone who wants to actively manage their account. I started investing at 19, this was back in 1999, for the first few years all I did was buy funds when I switched to single socks, after actually doing some due diligence on companies I knew and understood, my profits increase significantly, I was able to retire at 39 years old, I’m about to be 45. Telling someone to only invest in funds when you have no idea what their risk tolerance is, what their income is, with their goal that is…. Not a good idea
-Probably using margin being its more pricey and it expires Friday.
-limited risk instead of buying the stock.
-So why pay more for ITM calls?… Bc dont have to move as much as OTM calls. Most of the value is already there and they want the highest chance of being in a small-to-moderate move by Friday.
Then stick with stocks. Companies you have researched and know and understand, and remember invest means for the long-term a.k.a. decades. I’m 44, retired when I was 39, started investing when I was 19, one of the bigger mistakes I made was the first several years only investing in funds, luckily I ended up with more experienced investors around me on top of reading and educating myself I switched to single stocks, and I’ve never looked back since.
@LeaT_Design@unusual_whales No dumb is taking it so seriously, its ment to be fun, not taken as retirement advice.
🤦♂️🤦♂�� way to expose the fact your IQ matches your shoe size.
I literally read that the stock market is manipulated in every single post on every single forum or app. Anyone who believes that the market is manipulated genuinely has no clue whatsoever how all works, when it comes to clearing houses and market makers, and not to mention the fact that 90% of investment companies don’t even perform the market. You should print out a yearly chart of the S&P 500. It’s not manipulated, it’s just the fact that we live in a country that has the biggest, most successful, and most valuable companies in the world, specially over the last 100 years, the growth of the economy, the population growth the GDP growth, the market follows that.
@zeroXhope@grok are these years and percentage returns accurate? There’s no specification as if it’s between two particular dates or two particular months, please expand on the accuracy of this post
@his_eminence_j It literally is NOTHING compared to it.
One was hype and hope and only 50% of companies beating earnings.
Different sectors, Today is actual demand met with supply while more companies are beating earnings and by more.