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Hey guys
I was wondering, among the people on TheTechGame someone must know a thing or two about stock markets / online marketing?
I'm wanting some pointers on where to start and what's worth putting money on
Now I'm not a complete noob, I do have some intelligence behind me lol
But anything anyone knows such as tips, sources, etc then let me know
Thanks!
I was wondering, among the people on TheTechGame someone must know a thing or two about stock markets / online marketing?
I'm wanting some pointers on where to start and what's worth putting money on
Now I'm not a complete noob, I do have some intelligence behind me lol
But anything anyone knows such as tips, sources, etc then let me know
Thanks!
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Motto: Godbless Radric Davis and all the McDonalds workers
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Invest in Spaghetti
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Crypto coin investing and trading might be a little easier to get into then stocks
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Scrub daddy
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As Spartan said,
Crypto coin is a pretty good thing to invest in instead of stocks.
Crypto coin is a pretty good thing to invest in instead of stocks.
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Buy the dip.
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IMO opinion I think crypto coin is pretty good thing to invest in
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The stock market is fairly difficult, it's very easy to lose everything and hard to gain anything. You can't gain a substantial amount of money without putting in a substantial amount of money first. I'm talking $10-20k.
Basically you have three options in stocks. 1 is hope you find the next Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks, etc. before they blow up and invest money into that and don't get scared when they fall.
Secondly the one most people do is try to invest in the peaks and valleys of already established companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks, etc. There are certain places that their stock jumps in October and starts to fall in late December / early January, if you can recognize that and buy it when it's "low" in September, then sell out in early December, you're good.
Lastly you have penny stocks. These usually you try to get rid of within the week, when I dabble in penny stocks I keep them for a day maybe two. They aren't established and they can go away in the blink of an eye without warning. If you're good and have the time to set aside 8 hours a day to buy and sell penny stocks all day, you might make a lot of money. It's very easy to lose a lot too though.
Basically you have three options in stocks. 1 is hope you find the next Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks, etc. before they blow up and invest money into that and don't get scared when they fall.
Secondly the one most people do is try to invest in the peaks and valleys of already established companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks, etc. There are certain places that their stock jumps in October and starts to fall in late December / early January, if you can recognize that and buy it when it's "low" in September, then sell out in early December, you're good.
Lastly you have penny stocks. These usually you try to get rid of within the week, when I dabble in penny stocks I keep them for a day maybe two. They aren't established and they can go away in the blink of an eye without warning. If you're good and have the time to set aside 8 hours a day to buy and sell penny stocks all day, you might make a lot of money. It's very easy to lose a lot too though.
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Tip 1, dont go to an online forum and look for help,
Tip 2, go to an accountant or something and ask them to do it for you
tip 3, do your research
Tip 2, go to an accountant or something and ask them to do it for you
tip 3, do your research
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PostMalone wrote Tip 1, dont go to an online forum and look for help,
Tip 2, go to an accountant or something and ask them to do it for you
tip 3, do your research
1: Why not? He's asking for help and ultimately following tip 3.
2: An accountant helps with finances, not investments. Those guys that you pay money to for help with investments are still looking out for THEIR best interest, not yours.
3: You're right, research is key.
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