CrankyJay™
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Currently up 3.22%, so pretty happy right now. I'm 100% confident I will be down 3.5-4% tomorrow.
Have you considered shorting yourself?Currently up 3.22%, so pretty happy right now. I'm 100% confident I will be down 3.5-4% tomorrow.
Have you considered shorting yourself?
Hitting record levels where? World-wide or in the US? US daily case numbers are right where they where during the summer surge in July. Deaths are below that same threshold. Proof to me that the vaccine is taking hold.
This seems like media pearl-clutching.
dont shoot the messenger, lol.
places like india are messed up.
dont shoot the messenger, lol.
places like india are messed up.
Did anyone here buy IMPUY. I'm selling off my holdings today.
Made a nice $327,000 profit from it.
watDid anyone here buy IMPUY. I'm selling off my holdings today.
Made a nice $327,000 profit from it.
Did anyone here buy IMPUY. I'm selling off my holdings today.
Made a nice $327,000 profit from it.
I'm still to scared to trade penny stocks.
Maybe I should lol.
Dude. Holy shit.I told you guys to buy it a while back. Lol
Its up 50.0% ytd.
I'm still to scared to trade penny stocks.
Maybe I should lol.
Dude. Holy shit.
Print screen that transaction when you sell.
I've been seriously considering getting into the stock market, basically my day job isn't enough to support me and I need to increase my yearly income. I don't think I have the stomach to invest in individual companies because I'd be glued to my computer looking at updates every chance I could but I was thinking about getting into index funds.
I looked up the history of the annual return for the SP 500 and its averaging over 10% and it got me thinking, if I put 100k in that I increase my yearly income by 10k. Is this a naïve way of thinking about this? I know some years are worse than others, but it seems to be very very rare that it actually goes down so it looks like a safe investment.
I also looked up the graph showing the value of multiple index funds over time and they have been increasing at an insane rate the past couple years (excluding the covid dip), way more than they used to as far as I can tell. SP500 went from under $3000 to over $4000 in less than 2 years, that seems like an insane increase in such a short time. This has me worried that a drop is inevitable.
Are these as safe as they look like on paper and should I be worried about this recent increase? If I get in now it seems like I'm buying high. I'm trying to do as much research as I can but advice from people that actually do this daily is appreciated.
You get no sympathy today!down 0.26% today
down 5 percent lol. What a joke.
Im getting McNuggets for lunch. And I DO NOT CARE WHO KNOWS.
This was their plan all along...
ah okay, every time i mentioned my percentages here it's my play account (with real cash, not paper), i don't invest in individual commodities in my retirement account, but i make sure to max them out every year (401k, ira, and HSA)All my money going to my retirement and kids.
I'm just happy to be earning enough for a good retirement.
With that said. Yes it does.
Same. My real money goes to traditional long term investment strategies (ETFs, Index Funds, stuff like that). I have a small cash account i use to play around with. Keeps me interested in the goings on of the market.ah okay, every time i mentioned my percentages here it's my play account (with real cash, not paper), i don't invest in individual commodities in my retirement account, but i make sure to max them out every year (401k, ira, and HSA)
Same. My real money goes to traditional long term investment strategies (ETFs, Index Funds, stuff like that). I have a small cash account i use to play around with. Keeps me interested in the goings on of the market.
Nice to see BCRX waking up a bit.
Anyone who wants to take out their money now is nuts. IRS hunting them gains as soon as it becomes available.
*Laughs in tax haven*
Ha well I wouldn't blame you since we'll surely be under $10 again before we see over $20, but it's nice to see some positive movement.Yeah, I’m up 50% and am tempted to sell but Manofone said the IRS would come after me.
Yeah, I’m up 50% and am tempted to sell but Manofone said the IRS would come after me.
WTF, can you share a link or documentation on this? Why the fuck do they care if the cash is in my brokerage account of if I can just cover it from a savings account elsewhere?Well you can sell but IRS expanded their forms to verify if your cash is floating or you cashed out. Its a hassle now and they're going straight to you're broker.