BREAKING: Israel says Iran has launched a wave of ballistic missiles toward Israel moments ago.
This marks the first Iranian attack on Israel since the ceasefire agreement began on April 8th.
“Fundamental only” investors miss the technicals a lot so it makes them maybe profitable overall but the miss out on maximizing Risk/Reward ratio.
“Technical only” does the opposite. You can make money but miss out on longer term opportunities because of what you consider the technicals are telling you, or what you could miss from it.
The golden area is to combine both. If you’re a long term investor, learn the technicals, you’ll know where price has to be to buy and have the best RR. It’ll catapult your investments by miles.
Research and charts go along.
There are so many good opportunities in the stock market right now and I don’t know if many people realize that.
However, I don’t know if the bottom is in just yet.
What are you buying?
$NBIS $NVDA $META $IREN $SOFI $ONDS
I enjoy the competitiveness but that is different from being arrogant or losing humility over “being right”. That goes both ways.
And yeah, I think a lot about not knowing how fair to the game is that a 500k followers account is pumping “X” stock and thrashing another one. I guess we won’t know …
@TheBigBerbowski@ChairmansLedger And usually having a separate stream of income is always good. Thats a way to diversify which is not bad at all. However, your point of some using it to fast-pass their way to freedom is true.
@YodaStockInvest Yes, the key is to buy low, so lagging stocks for a long term portfolio will send it when the money rotates.
This principal alone makes a lot of money.