Hey biz, what would be a better extra monthly income, helping to own a small town food shop or pennystocks?
>>1300377
I don't see why you can't just do both. I don't think penny stocks take much effort from what I've seen in the RobinHood threads. I'd say do both; just pay attention to the RobinHood generals that are here and you should be fine.
>>1300382
I just dont have time to do both thats why I ask
>>1300386
It takes maybe an hour at the very most to do swing trading on Robin Hood.
>>1300391
Dont know much about stocks either, just seemed like an interesting thing to get into. Though I work 70 hour work weeks, so I want to focus on one thing.
>>1300394
either a dumb student or neet, grossly overexaggerating his hours because he's too lazy to make side bucks.
im willing to bet neet but I could lose
>>1300396
Neither so you lost.
>>1300394
It literally takes no time. Check the Robin Hood thread to see what's up and check prices. You do this whenever you go take a shit.
>>1300401
But you could easily loose money if you dont know what you're doing, no?
>>1300443
That's why I say to check the Robin Hood general threads. It's usually 80% accurate. Do some reading on your free time as well. And these are usually penny stocks, so you don't really lose much; but the potential for gains are unreal. Just go and look at HMNY as an example of what we here on /biz/ call "moon stocks".
>>1300460
please stop giving advice, you are obvioulsy new here.
Pennystocks don't monthly income unless, then they not be pennystocks for long.
Buy the penny; search next meal in trash can behind food place of sales.
>>1300483
>implying
>>1300512
You were asking questions that could have been answered by a single google search the past few hours. You don't know shit and say things like "/biz/ is 80% accurate" and "You can't really lose much on penny stocks"
Tell me, you fucking dipshit, if i bought memestocks for 100k and they all went down, because pennystocks are a fucking gamble, why wouldn't that be much?