When I was into stocks I looked at the historical charts and a lot of well known stocks have just been red lining for a long time. I don't trust any of them any more. I use gold and silver to build financial security.
1 week ago | 1
So many variables honestly. I’d have to look at the financials and some fundamentals analysis.
2 weeks ago
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Enter aggressively with a tight stop loss. Then wait for a break above recent highs. Otherwise lock profits for a tiny gain, wait for underlying to break above recent highs before entering again.
1 week ago | 1
Would definitely need more information then just a single chart to make any decisions.
2 weeks ago | 3
I think it’s definitely something to look at but it can’t be the basis of your investment.
1 week ago | 0
For trading, I would need to see bars in different time frames, for investing would have to know fundamentals...so, impossible to decide with just one SS
2 weeks ago
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Pump it then dump it? Look for longevity, look for growth in their revenue look at their operating costs vs profits, look at how they make money decide from there if it's a good investment Be cautious of pump and dumps especially when large scale stock videos seen by multiple thousands of people
1 week ago | 0
i made 4k my 1st 4 weeks of july off of 1k aug came and fuck me is it absolutely horrific, decided to get the fk out the market till oct ive only lost so far this month and aint risking anymore on bullshit chop and dissapointment fk that smart money on vaycay so im doing same with my 4.8 lol sad af i know
2 weeks ago | 0
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