My brother works with that, he's currently running his own accountant for some big folk in Cyprus. He keeps inviting me to join the ride saying it's the place to be, but I don't know, I guess I am not one to gamble my money away.

Started learning recently and suggest getting Thinkorswim free account, watching some youtube videos on how to use the desktop application and read the charts - can also find some useful "plugins" for looking at charts out there and groups that are like-minded to learn with in discord. Suggest starting with paper money. 

I haven't ventured into the stock market yet, but I look forward to it hopefully soon. A good read some of these posts.

I have never been on the stock market my self but have heard that its a hard place to get profit 

I like to think thats its easy just buy low and sell high 

In the last 3 months alone  I’m tracking 39.89% growth in my I shares Global Clean Energy ETF Fund. If you don’t know what you are doing ETFs are a good way to start. 

Welp, I bought a few Moderna stocks a week or two ago but sold it before the peak today. No biggie, but could have earned another $40-50 per share but sold them when CEO sold stock at around $100. I didn't trust my instinct and pulled out my position. I hit what I wanted to and ended up in the black and a marginal profit won. 

Looking for a new position. Was considering T, Novovax, F, Slack... but Slack's price is inflated because CRM planning an acquisition announcement by tomorrow EoD supposedly. 

Stock market is so much blown up so I cant understand a shit after this covid that surge all companies and even then the market just goes up to new records, all alarm-clocks on this, it can just go down and that heavily fast so stay out is all I can say if you dont want to lose it all. Buy gold is the only thing to buy right now.

Btw, thanks Trump and the republicans for what I wrote, they will crush America as it seems like.

I always consider buying into stocks, but I'm hesitant, as i'm fairly impatient.

I was kind of tempted to drop some money into amazon or P&G, since they're always on the up and up, but the profit margins are so meh for how much you have to buy in.

I feel like you have to go for the riskier, gamble stocks to make or break. Anyone have any reccomendations?

Could always do a low-cost index fund thingy too, but I'm nto even sure what I want to do >.>

Depends on type of stock, risky stocks have the potential to earn more, safe stocks almost constantly grow, but only grow in small increments. A stock I would recommend investing in is the Japanese car company called Nio. They are Teslas growing competitor and many people's money has turned into 10x more! In just a few months, however this would be considered a risky investment, due to the chance Tesla could run them out of business.

So i've recently got into stock trading. I've done some research on Chinese companies, like Nio. I've heard of several downsides with American investors such as myself investing in foreign companies. I mean i've seen these foreign companies in Robinhood just like many American companies. What's the difference? Is this something that is best to do after contacting a brokerage firm? 

Any advice is greatly appreciated. 

The most important rule of stocks. Literally the only hard rule that you must always follow. 


NEVER. Literally NEVER invest money you cant afford to lose. Stocks are no different than sports gambling where if you cant afford the loss stay  the fuck out for your own sanity. 


Now, if you are inclined towards any industry you can keep your ear to the ground and make some fun gains, covid2020 has been very fun for semi long term investments, but it takes money to make money, and if you lose it that cash is forever gone. 

so be safe and have fun, its a bear. 

My son asked me to buy Tesla and it has done well the last few weeks

Kind of curious where Tesla will go now that it's in the S&P 500, I think it's utterly insane that it's sitting around ~600bn in market cap and I thought it'd go down, but that was also the opinion of a bunch of short sellers over the years that have been repeatedly burned.  

As the vaccine gets rolled out and people go back to doing in person activities I wonder if the likes of Netflix/Disney etc will take a hit when people start utilizing their services a bit less.

Aye. i don't think Netflix/Disney will take a hit anytime soon JeanRalphio. People have access to these services in their phones now and let's not forget kids who utilize their phones 24/7 when life gets boring. And in-person activities are ALWAYS boring for them. 

I strictly sell puts now if anyone is interested in learning

must admit banks have been good gainers this week for me with the Brexit deal being completed and waiting agreement