The dollar is literally being destroyed / debased / devalued. The best performing asset in the history of the world is BITCOIN. It is by far the best store of value. 10 years from now you’ll be thankful for every dollar you put into it.. My two cents.
Regretting missing out on earlier Bitcoin investments, I kept funds in a HYSA. Now, with $200k to invest, I aim to avoid FOMO and buying at the peak. What's the best approach for a newbie to navigate the market?
We have a course called Stock Trading with Technical Analysis. You can find it under Learn/Courses off Schwab.com. We also have a webcast series for those who are newer to the markets. Here is the playlist for that series, Getting Started with Stock Investing: tinyurl.com/5n78xnkx ^CH
I'm more like a trader to tell ya the answer. To let you know i do research particularly on news and dont really care about technical analysis tho, if the news reports that a specific company performance is deteriorating i will go short and take the profit and vise versa
What do you think who controls the news? It's all manipulation. And technical analysis as you said also doesn't matters much as sometimes it seems irrelavent to real world examples and functions. The best way is to look at company's past financial records and statements. Also consumer behavior, Many people loses due to the factor of over researching. You have to be concerned with demand and supply factors. If you learn Economics, Principle of commerce and Accounting, it would be really helpful.
At the end of the day, if you want to win in the market, you will be a trader. Riding your positions up and down over the years is like a ride at Six Flags, it's senseless. When you reach 60 years old and leaning on the periodic sale of your positions held in your Roth IRA to fund your living expenses, your days of buy and hope are over!
You make it sound that easy😂😂 trading a short term time frame is like throwing yourself at the noise of the markets. "All you have to do is to have tight stop loss bro". Yeah try that and see how often you Will get shaked out. Many small losses equals one big loss.
Knowledge supports growth.
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I'll say my first year of trading had me outperform the S&P500, but investing in Dividends and ETFs has become less emotionally taxing.
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fantastic video.i prefer to choose both...I'm enjoying dividend plus capital gain in stock market.
Trading is great if you have that skillset. Investing is a lot safer IMHO. You can get liquidated trading, especially if you trade on margin.
The dollar is literally being destroyed / debased / devalued. The best performing asset in the history of the world is BITCOIN. It is by far the best store of value. 10 years from now you’ll be thankful for every dollar you put into it.. My two cents.
Regretting missing out on earlier Bitcoin investments, I kept funds in a HYSA. Now, with $200k to invest, I aim to avoid FOMO and buying at the peak. What's the best approach for a newbie to navigate the market?
We have a course called Stock Trading with Technical Analysis. You can find it under Learn/Courses off Schwab.com. We also have a webcast series for those who are newer to the markets. Here is the playlist for that series, Getting Started with Stock Investing: tinyurl.com/5n78xnkx ^CH
The investor looks like Stan Lee
More like Warren buffet
Omgg😂😂😂
My father is a trader. He buys lots of gold when the price is low. Then he sells it when the price is high to people or companies
Both, doesn’t hurt.
Omg, I didn’t see that coming! 😱
Both. Next step is options for me.
I'm more like a trader to tell ya the answer.
To let you know i do research particularly on news and dont really care about technical analysis tho, if the news reports that a specific company performance is deteriorating i will go short and take the profit and vise versa
What do you think who controls the news? It's all manipulation. And technical analysis as you said also doesn't matters much as sometimes it seems irrelavent to real world examples and functions. The best way is to look at company's past financial records and statements. Also consumer behavior, Many people loses due to the factor of over researching. You have to be concerned with demand and supply factors. If you learn Economics, Principle of commerce and Accounting, it would be really helpful.
I was investor but now trader, changed a week ago
how is it going?
@@kiesport Better but hv to go ahead long
Return is gd nd better sometimes
And ll b excellent in rare cases
But risk is higher
Not a game of kids
Investor baby! !
Trading is a lot harder than investing.
❤❤❤nice video
As per the animation trader is young and the investor is an old person 😅
Learning 🧠📝💯🤝
Hope you paid A-Ha for use of their music
Hush up unc
At the end of the day, if you want to win in the market, you will be a trader. Riding your positions up and down over the years is like a ride at Six Flags, it's senseless. When you reach 60 years old and leaning on the periodic sale of your positions held in your Roth IRA to fund your living expenses, your days of buy and hope are over!
You make a good point :-)
You make it sound that easy😂😂 trading a short term time frame is like throwing yourself at the noise of the markets. "All you have to do is to have tight stop loss bro". Yeah try that and see how often you Will get shaked out. Many small losses equals one big loss.