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>>1738626
Put 90% of your income into an index tracker, and re-Invest the dividends.
Wait 60 years

Congratulations
You are now Warren buffet

>go all in on bitcoin
>hold 10 years

>>1738626
Don't spend anything.
Read like 100 quarterly financial reports a day and keep copious notes.

Don't bother cooking for yourself or doing your own laundry, wife some bitch and let her or her friend do that for you.

Live like a spartan or a monk and invest your savings in highly profitable incumbents in industries which are virtually impossible to disrupt.

Let simmer for 60 years like >>1738647 said.
Take your BuffeTT Buffet out of the pot and serve.

how the fuck was it even worth 5 billion

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>>1738429
Almost zero interest loan. It's perfect for big company. The same reason why Microsoft bought that shitty social network for qualified workers.

>>1738429
they get about a dollar everytime you click a "sponsored link"

>>1738372
>Put 10k in 10 stocks. 1 Wins, the other 9 lose.
>Lost 9k, but made 3k. wow.

What the fuck are you investing in that leads to either 100% loss or 200% gain? Were those "stocks" numbers on a roulette table, by any chance?

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all u need 2 no

>>1738372
you really need to learn how to stop losses. people pick alot of losers, sure, but the ones that stay on know when to pull their money out

>>1738243
fucking gay retard tying your daughters college fund to the fate of a couple of shitty companies run by kikes on the west coast

I believe trade king has pretty minimal fees if you're just looking for an online trading platform. You get taxed the same way you would as someone who is self employed (think 1099) on investments. I'd suggest investing in mutual funds or index funds rather than single stocks if you're just doing a "watch it grow" approach.

>>1738243
Just invest it in an ETF if you're going to be boring old dad.

no dumbass

fuck you

>>1738222
Alrighty

>>1738218
>couldn't you just wait until its positive?
Maybe that takes 3 years. Maybe 13.
If you get in at the peak (all stocks have them) it might never get back there.

>>1738199

I'm up about 75$ atm on my BTC holdings. What about you anon?

btc is bullish right now.

It's very safe to buy and WAIT until it reaches the all time high level to start thinking in selling it.

You're gonna lose money when you're not patient and react to every "up and down" movement. Don't be impulsive when trading bitcoin.

holy shit wow. currency based on nothing exhibits volatility? wtf dude shit makes no sense at all, I just don't get why my air isn't more stable

>>1738191
Literally why I came here buddy, that makes two of us

Take a crAck at penny stocks. Be smart about it though. Do research.

>>1738191
How do other people make millions? Either breaking trust, providing value or a mix of the two.

Bumping...

This is also a question of mine 18 and dont really know what I want to do with my life. Some guy told me africa is ripe for entrepreneurs but I dont know.

>>1738179
Join the military, save money for 15 years and then retire and do whatever you want

>>1738069
I didn't put as much up as you, but ez-elon never disappoints.
He is probably going to partner with travis kalanick for car production. Picture the greatest force for good powering one of the most evil startups in America.

That is real synergy.

>orange rectangle

Why don't you have NASDAQ Level II quotes, anon? It's literally free.

>>1738076
True
I was going to go in at 180 but thought it would hit 150. Would have made 30%. Oh well.

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PLEASE BIZ PLEASE HELP ME

>>1737971
so be an architect then

p.s. its one of the least enjoyable jobs

>>1737971
>not good at math

Well, there's always sales...

>anime pic

You're fucked m8

put it all in jnug

>>1737867
right now its a weird time to invest, with no skill i suggest putting it in some mid yield bond mutual fund something like a 60% bond, 40 value based stock.

if you wanna go a little crazier ask for either high yeilding bonds or very high growth stock funds.

B-B-But muh
>mgmt fees!!

you pay experts to do experts work, sorry.

after that, don't touch it, seriously don't touch it for a year, if you NEED, and i mean NEED like rents due, or the mobs at my door, take out only 40% of what you earned.

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>>1737867
Bro, get in slowly don't put all your money unless you are going long term gains with etf. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE DO YOU START CHASING MEMES, leave that to the gamblers they already know a few things but most are losers. Start asking yourself question of what you want with your money for example, "Am i going long term?", "Do i feel like losing it all gamblin-i mean day trading?", "What are my options for learning?"

We got a new Mario sandbox game, we haven't had one in such a long time. Looks very promising. In addition they are expanding on Splatoon which is really popular in Japan. The only problem is that the number of launch titles were disappointing.
Port smash, and make melee HD, and you got a large fanbase ready to drop their wad of cash.

>>1737790
>>1737790

Short it.

>>1737790
>It's $299.99 plus accessories and games.
>about the same price as a PS4 or xBone
>Does the Switch bring the company back to sales success or are we looking at a continuing long term contraction for the Japanese giant?
I'm really not sure where this will go. They're obviously trying to marry their handheld market with their home console market. That's an idea I like in principle, but the Switch's success hinges on few if any bugs upon release, respectable battery life, and a good line up of games available at launch. Maybe I've just grown up since high school, but I haven't bought any console or console game since the Gamecube came out. I'm just not interested; literally nothing has grabbed my attention.

No, the actual quote is 90% of daytraders underperform the s&p 500, which is factually correct.

>>1737789
I had an idea about trading forex

It seems stupid to just trade from one thing to another

Do forex traders frequently make trades from one currency to another that has a better exchange rate with the one they really want?

Is there ever a situation where making multiple trades like this makes sense?

>>1737789

Yes, because in order to gain someone has to lose. There is no win win.

>>1737763
Hindsight is 20/20

There is still time to hop aboard the train. Don't make the same mistake twice.

>>1737763
Buy the dip retard

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>>1737786
I dunno. Doesn't look like it's too healthy at the moment.

Selfishness, me first then the partnership.

Luck.

>>1737803
This