Actual Good Advice On /biz/ For Once

>>1490692
wrong!

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>>1490692
cuz im much better at picking high growth financial stocks.
these stocks u actually posted are meme stocks.

why not just buy FAS?

>>1490733
>>1490743
I honestly think everyone here is in college and just slings penny stocks around to try and get rich when they don't even have $1k in the bank.

Here's a protip:
>we are going to a cashless society.
>credit facilitates growth
>the average american has $15k in credit card debt
>the average american has between 2-3 cards per person

Not too hard to see these boys are winners for the long term. I disagree these are meme stocks when they have shown long term growth and the outlook for them looks amazing.

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>>1490744
insurance is a better business model than credit.

with credit , u give out money for nothing and hope 2 get it back.

with insurance u collect money for nothing and hope not to give it back.

ezier 2 give money than 2 try 2 get it back , genius.
also largest growing economy?
buy the dips?

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>>1490743
>Equity Value $65.85

lmao

>>1490764
I don't disagree with you. But it's not a question of one better than the other. You can invest in both

>>1490692
Credit card companies were once a good Invvestment not just because they charge interest up the ass, but the fees for retailers to accept them. Consumers are beyond maxed, and retailers are saying fuck you (re: Walmart no longer accepting visa in canada). The time has passed.

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>>1490784
whats funny about wanting a guaranteed 300% return 65 dollars ?

>>1490808
If it was "guaranteed" you'd have more than just 65

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>>1490900
300% is actually modest return in this game. especially given the expectancy timeline.

>>1490743
>China Life
>bleeding money, high operating costs, losing market share, low growth and interest rates in China and general outlook grim
Yeah that's a real winner. Thankfully you'll only lose $65, but it's still all of your money.

>>1490692
Discover might be good I guess.

>>1491062
its tracking the overall Chinese index to a T ya goof ball.

>>1491071
Why would you want to do that?!? China is on the verge of a meltdown.