Pr that it somehow erases their debts

for long term investiments, you're losing money

Only way to "make" anything in that type of market is a very short bull ride in the middle of the day, intraday trading only, or if you're into short selling or doing put options

I mean I'm still making money from my birthday present in 2010 so

If you have a 401K or IRA with some global index funds, you can kiss that goodbye though

You can make money a variety of ways

Buy the large dips

Sell the large bumps

For my birthday present in 2010 I got 20$ in bitcoin which is worth a lot now, only have sold one cause needed more cash

Anyone who bought a few weeks after the rona hit is riding high right now

And it’s the perfect time for them to sell atm<:Poggers:796912784473456640>

Like I said, only works with intraday buy/sells if the day's close is lower than the day's open

holding onto it longer than a day you're more than likely going to be on a gradual loss. You "might" get a mid-week spike but on a weekly average, it's reached it's peak and turning bearish

Stocks generally go up and down in an upward fashon

Or in a downward fashon

So the key is

You have to guesstimate how low the dip or bump is

I dont care about understanding the other sidd anymore alls i care about is how much led and iron it takes if you catch my drift

Have you looked at it?

And always hedge your bets

You can’t get all your advice from r/wallstreetbets man lol

@Sentinel Creed

That's the last week

@Sentinel Creed

The last month

If it dips more dramatically then I’d say sell. That’s not a big enough dip to warrant panic

Well you cannot get any words that make sense from a liberal

ay ay, I am bacc bois

Watcha discussing?

Thry know nothing and are the most ignorant sobs i have meet, they are the domestic hostiles the oath and founding fathers warned us of

If you sell now vs if you sell when it dips a little more then you might get a little bit more money, that is true, but if the dip turns out to be minor and recovers quick and surpasses its previous value then you will have made a mistake

Stock market is something I know I need to learn more about, since I only really know the basics, but I already have a ton of stuff that I'm learning so...

stock market? I see

I just have a vauge idea of stock market

that's it

In particular we are discussing the merits of short term trading vs what I’d call intermediate term trading

ah

What's long term trading

Stocks are bassically buying and selling, you buy say some stocks one minute sell the next in quanities so that 1.01 dollar you madf id alot bugger

Bigger

Like 5+ years?