many different apps out there like that if you want to practice, it's not real money though

Well toilet paper has the same worth as the inflated Venezuelan coin so I'll need a lot of it for a good exchange

No worries tho
I have the clinton books to wipe my ass

definitely good to practice on that though and see if it's for you.

@.ȼ๏ʍ https://investorjunkie.com/stock-brokers/virtual-trading-account/ here's some

just pick one and give it a go

Seems that everyone involved in this has to have their buttcheeks stiff

What's that?

Is that the simulation you talked about

paper trading apps, simulated stock trading

yes

Ah interesting
What is better? PC or mobile

Just dumped into comp

🤞

Cross your fingers, arms legs and penis if it's long enough

Hope for the best

But be prepared for the worst

Use coinbase. Until you get the hang of what you're doing, you can also make free coin from it too. So it basically let's you play around for free. That's what i recommend to everyone at first.
Then I'd switch to bittrex. That's my personal fav for day trades.
Then I have hard wallets for the rest of my stuff that I just hold and don't mess with.

This multinational inter industry investors/share and digital coin based market makes my head hurt a bit

But that's to be expected with all those complex interactions

You can also always invest in stock for a longer term, get lower taxes for that instead of getting hit with short term capital gains taxes (which I hear is just normal tax)

and you don't get taxed until you pull it out and it becomes realized gains

if you lose money, it's realized losses and you can actually write that off on your taxes

Oh really

What is the tax percentage? Or it depends on the value?

percentage changes depending on how much you made, just like with income

puts you into a higher tax bracket the more you make.

Interesting

This is foreign to me, here in PR it always stays static no matter what you earn
It's an 11.5% and increasing, corrupt sons of bitches

They get billions and we are still on debt

how old are you?

and do you have a retirement account setup? You should at least be contributing to that, earlier the better

like a 401K or Roth IRA

18 now, just getting the hang of a bunch of stuff

ok, you don't necessarily have to have an employer that does matching retirement fund contributions, you can always open an account and just do it on your own

although it's a nice thing to have when looking for work

the earlier in life you start that, the better. Lots of people think that just depending on social security will be sufficient, but it won't be

This is quite the change of old ways
How old are you?
I suppose you are... 20s early 30s...

or they'll start their retirement account in their mid 40's early 50's and they're screwed

30's

I started my retirement account when I hit 20, and just had a "set it and forget it" approach to it.

automatic contributions from my paycheck would go to it and I'd check on it every once in a while

I've always gotten myself around by washing cars, selling newspapers, that type of stuff
This... is so alien, but it will come as benefit

Tho I dont want to dedicate my life into the economy, everybody wants to be rich but life has taught me its better to just be sufficiently well off for your family and to help others

yeah I've also been thinking about setting up an IRA or a 401k plan