You won't be helping them by buying. If you're new to investing, please don't get involved in the meme stocks unless you are willing to lose it. When the cork pops on the meme stocks, you need to be paying attention because the price movement will happen fast! So unless you are willing to deal with that, don't invest in those. If you have 200$ you don't mind potentially losing, buy GME. Buying those stocks only helps the cause.
I want to help out but I'm kind of struggling, myself. Also worried about inflation. It's why I was looking into btc or even dogecoin but, yeah. Don't want to fk up.
I wish I could talk to you instead of type... please for the love of all that is holy, do NOT buy Doge. It has unlimited supply and has no real use because it's a MEME. Do notisten to anyone telling you to buy Doge, especially if you're worried about inflation, because Doge was touted by Mark Cuban as the best alternative to bitcoin since it "has unlimited supply and its inflation rate can be controlled." He said that, for real. Please don't. BTC, yes. ETH, yes. Those have real security and real use.
If you go into stocks, it sounds like you should do indexes or ETFs and not individual stocks. I don't mean this in any bad way, but you sound very ignorant of stocks and how money works, so I think you should stick to larger funds and not company stocks until you familiarize yourself with the markets and how they move and react to news, etc. For example, I know the tech markets well and actively keep up to date on all tech news and project the current news to years or months ahead so I can act now to make money in the future. You have to do that to be successful. Now, at the moment, the market is VERT FRAGILE, so I actually think (not financial advice), money is better spent in holding BTC and ETH. When GME pops, the whole market goes.
You obviously have some knowledge on the matter so maybe you can answer this for me if you're not to busy.
Let's say Maricopa wakes a few more million up. Corporate America and the globalists go into overdrive with their Agenda2030, more and more oppression, then more and more boycotting of woke companies by us.
Then Georgia comes along and adds some fuel to the fire...
More tightening by the DS, more world economic forum crap, then Philly and even more people are awake and even more are boycotting.
Surely the end result, should we be successful, is the semi-destruction of big corporations. The take down of the DS is also the take down of the corps!
My point being, would it be wise to invest in indicies if it's these very corporations we are taking down that make up the index?
Surely we'd be better off taking longer term short positions on the likes of Nike and McDonalds and Coke and Google etc.
I don't know how poor Ronald McDonald got roped into this but you know what I mean, I'm sure.
Loading up on put options on everything would seem more logical. Just like they did on the airlines on 911.
All of us......all in........take the whole temple down, baby!!
I agree with you 95%. My advice to him is based on principles of the markets because he doesn't seem to have been taught those basic principles in how to be safe while investing. I don't want him to put his money into something he doesn't understand and get burnt because someone on YouTube said XYX stock was going to skyrocket. It's smarter for people with very little interest or time to devote to markets to invest generically and not specifically in certain companies.
Now, does it make sense for us to put put options on everything? No, because we don't know the timing. Once we get closer this massive collapse, then it's smarter for people who know what they're doing and understand the risks to use options against the markets. We will see a massive shift because we are talking about BILLIONS of dollars these people have lost. They will panic and use every last resort they can muster.
Curious on your thoughts about XRP (Ripple)? I keep seeing how once their lawsuit is over they are supposed to go yuge? When I saw that lady who used to have something to do with I think designing US currency (don't remember name) join Ripple a bunch if YouTube videos started saying XRP will eventually take over Btc as the big dog? I really dont know a lot about the crypto stuff, but its current like .79
I do believe ripple can be huge, but overtake BTC? That will take many years. Same with Monero. Montero is very secure and private, so that is the favorite for people with privacy in mind. This is why it's important to be diversified, just like in stocks. You do t want all Tech stocks or all car stocks because when one industry goes down, all your money is gone. BTC and ETH will remain the 2 big dogs for a long time. Monero and Ripple will go up, in my opinion, by quite a bit, so I would put some money in those as well.
Put 10, 20, 50 dollars a paycheck into different things and you should be secured from extreme volatility.
Nahh, you're right. I don't understand a thing about them. I want to learn but feel pressured to jump in as soon as possible before shtf. Was going to take it slower and look up some resources, as I do most things, but...
Anyway, I appreciate the advice. I guess I should really study it before even dipping my toes. Was gonna start small but dunno now.
Yes, only buy GME of your willing to lose it to fuck the cabal.
Nvidia stock is doing a 4 to 1 split on July 20th, I would suggest getting in when this happens, it's been a very rewarding stock over the past three years and as a company they are poised to keep growing.
When the cork pops on the meme stocks, you need to be paying attention because the price movement will happen fast!
Please excuse my utter retardedness, but I've invested $1000 now in 5 shares of GME, and although I'm willing to theoretically lose it all for just a chance of sticking it to the System, honestly I'd rather make an extremely healthy profit in the process.
However, my retardedness leaves me unsure of when I'm supposed to sell. When does the "cork pop"? I don't mean time, I mean price. Would it be less retarded of me to set a limit sell at a certain threshold, and if so, what? What is the signal to sell? What is the "cork pop"?
Look at this graph from the 2008 VW short squeeze. GME will be much higher, bit also, I suspect, much shorter in duration. That means the signal will be very short and you must be ready to sell when the price jumps. It could last longer than I think, but in my experience, it will be even shorter than 2008. You just need to pay attention.
The "cork pop" is when the Hedge Funds have no choice but to cover their options. That is when they have no choice but to pay up because they not only ran out of their own money, but they also ran out of everyone else's money who is bailing them out.when that happens, all of us (GME holders) will make bank.
You won't be helping them by buying. If you're new to investing, please don't get involved in the meme stocks unless you are willing to lose it. When the cork pops on the meme stocks, you need to be paying attention because the price movement will happen fast! So unless you are willing to deal with that, don't invest in those. If you have 200$ you don't mind potentially losing, buy GME. Buying those stocks only helps the cause.
I want to help out but I'm kind of struggling, myself. Also worried about inflation. It's why I was looking into btc or even dogecoin but, yeah. Don't want to fk up.
I wish I could talk to you instead of type... please for the love of all that is holy, do NOT buy Doge. It has unlimited supply and has no real use because it's a MEME. Do notisten to anyone telling you to buy Doge, especially if you're worried about inflation, because Doge was touted by Mark Cuban as the best alternative to bitcoin since it "has unlimited supply and its inflation rate can be controlled." He said that, for real. Please don't. BTC, yes. ETH, yes. Those have real security and real use.
If you go into stocks, it sounds like you should do indexes or ETFs and not individual stocks. I don't mean this in any bad way, but you sound very ignorant of stocks and how money works, so I think you should stick to larger funds and not company stocks until you familiarize yourself with the markets and how they move and react to news, etc. For example, I know the tech markets well and actively keep up to date on all tech news and project the current news to years or months ahead so I can act now to make money in the future. You have to do that to be successful. Now, at the moment, the market is VERT FRAGILE, so I actually think (not financial advice), money is better spent in holding BTC and ETH. When GME pops, the whole market goes.
Excellent post.
Unlimited supply and inflation can be controlled...sounds a whole lot like our current currency here in the US
You obviously have some knowledge on the matter so maybe you can answer this for me if you're not to busy. Let's say Maricopa wakes a few more million up. Corporate America and the globalists go into overdrive with their Agenda2030, more and more oppression, then more and more boycotting of woke companies by us. Then Georgia comes along and adds some fuel to the fire... More tightening by the DS, more world economic forum crap, then Philly and even more people are awake and even more are boycotting. Surely the end result, should we be successful, is the semi-destruction of big corporations. The take down of the DS is also the take down of the corps! My point being, would it be wise to invest in indicies if it's these very corporations we are taking down that make up the index? Surely we'd be better off taking longer term short positions on the likes of Nike and McDonalds and Coke and Google etc. I don't know how poor Ronald McDonald got roped into this but you know what I mean, I'm sure. Loading up on put options on everything would seem more logical. Just like they did on the airlines on 911. All of us......all in........take the whole temple down, baby!!
I agree with you 95%. My advice to him is based on principles of the markets because he doesn't seem to have been taught those basic principles in how to be safe while investing. I don't want him to put his money into something he doesn't understand and get burnt because someone on YouTube said XYX stock was going to skyrocket. It's smarter for people with very little interest or time to devote to markets to invest generically and not specifically in certain companies.
Now, does it make sense for us to put put options on everything? No, because we don't know the timing. Once we get closer this massive collapse, then it's smarter for people who know what they're doing and understand the risks to use options against the markets. We will see a massive shift because we are talking about BILLIONS of dollars these people have lost. They will panic and use every last resort they can muster.
Notice this is from January!
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-retail-trading-shortbets-idUSKBN29X1SW
They lost $5B in 5 days!
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/watch/short-sellers-lose-almost-dollar5-billion-in-one-day-on-meme-stocks/vp-AAKFuaB
Curious on your thoughts about XRP (Ripple)? I keep seeing how once their lawsuit is over they are supposed to go yuge? When I saw that lady who used to have something to do with I think designing US currency (don't remember name) join Ripple a bunch if YouTube videos started saying XRP will eventually take over Btc as the big dog? I really dont know a lot about the crypto stuff, but its current like .79
I do believe ripple can be huge, but overtake BTC? That will take many years. Same with Monero. Montero is very secure and private, so that is the favorite for people with privacy in mind. This is why it's important to be diversified, just like in stocks. You do t want all Tech stocks or all car stocks because when one industry goes down, all your money is gone. BTC and ETH will remain the 2 big dogs for a long time. Monero and Ripple will go up, in my opinion, by quite a bit, so I would put some money in those as well.
Put 10, 20, 50 dollars a paycheck into different things and you should be secured from extreme volatility.
Nahh, you're right. I don't understand a thing about them. I want to learn but feel pressured to jump in as soon as possible before shtf. Was going to take it slower and look up some resources, as I do most things, but...
Anyway, I appreciate the advice. I guess I should really study it before even dipping my toes. Was gonna start small but dunno now.
Buying GME would be a hedge against inflation because if you have cash in a "savings" account, it loses value as inflation goes up.
Fair point.
Yes, only buy GME of your willing to lose it to fuck the cabal.
Nvidia stock is doing a 4 to 1 split on July 20th, I would suggest getting in when this happens, it's been a very rewarding stock over the past three years and as a company they are poised to keep growing.
Please excuse my utter retardedness, but I've invested $1000 now in 5 shares of GME, and although I'm willing to theoretically lose it all for just a chance of sticking it to the System, honestly I'd rather make an extremely healthy profit in the process.
However, my retardedness leaves me unsure of when I'm supposed to sell. When does the "cork pop"? I don't mean time, I mean price. Would it be less retarded of me to set a limit sell at a certain threshold, and if so, what? What is the signal to sell? What is the "cork pop"?
Look at this graph from the 2008 VW short squeeze. GME will be much higher, bit also, I suspect, much shorter in duration. That means the signal will be very short and you must be ready to sell when the price jumps. It could last longer than I think, but in my experience, it will be even shorter than 2008. You just need to pay attention.
The "cork pop" is when the Hedge Funds have no choice but to cover their options. That is when they have no choice but to pay up because they not only ran out of their own money, but they also ran out of everyone else's money who is bailing them out.when that happens, all of us (GME holders) will make bank.