I do not recommend buying stocks unless you already have 1000 oz. Silver, 10 oz. Gold, 10 oz. Platinum in the physical. Then, if you have that, own at least 0.5 BTC, preferably 1. Then, if you have that, have a Roth IRA topped up for the year. Then, if you have that, consider Schwab or Fidelity and only to buy gold/silver miners or AMC/GME.
I wanted to start buying some DJT before the eclipse tomorrow and go from there. I run my own business and its hard to not reinvest money back into my business but this DJT thing i think is going to blow up yuge.
They don't actual buy shares. They use payment for order flow. They know retail loses 51% of the time.
They were not even connected to lit markets during the GME run up 3 years ago. They were margin called by their banks,so they shut off the buy button and crashed the price, like a little kid flipping over a game board when retail was winning.
If you buy direct from Computershare then it goes into PLAN, and not BOOK witch is a big no-no. After you buy direct from CS you need to switch it from PLAN to BOOK, which isn't a big deal, just a few clicks on their website, but... Only whole shares can be switched to BOOK, so you'll lose any partial share, which will be forfeited to cover the selling fee. Losing a partial share is a very insignificant price to pay though, to keep your shares truly DRS, and out of the hands of the DTCC.
If you transfer shares to Computershare from a brokerage then they automatically go into BOOK, which is ideal. Also, buying through a brokerage allows you to buy dips, where buying through Computershare is a bit blind, as it could be several days before your order is filled (I believe CS buys the shares in bulk, once or twice a week) so if the price changed between placing your order, and it being filled, then that's out of your control.
GameStop just became profitable on their latest earnings report a couple weeks ago. They have $1b cash, and no debt.
Shorts, who never closed their positions have been exhausting every shady trick they can dream up for the past few years to just live another day. This can’t go on forever, they’re trapped.
I do not recommend buying stocks unless you already have 1000 oz. Silver, 10 oz. Gold, 10 oz. Platinum in the physical. Then, if you have that, own at least 0.5 BTC, preferably 1. Then, if you have that, have a Roth IRA topped up for the year. Then, if you have that, consider Schwab or Fidelity and only to buy gold/silver miners or AMC/GME.
Moar silver it is then! Lol
I'm currently using Fidelity. Until Lit Exchange goes live there's really no decent alternative truth be told.
What is your goal?
I use fidelity for a self-directed Roth IRA.
If you want to invest, I'd go with a Roth IRA.
If you don't use a Roth IRA, any gains you make is considered income and will be taxed.
I wanted to start buying some DJT before the eclipse tomorrow and go from there. I run my own business and its hard to not reinvest money back into my business but this DJT thing i think is going to blow up yuge.
I use E- trade. The same as DFV.
Fidelity is also considered very good.
I use Robinhood. Can someone recap or link to why I shouldnt.. Thanks and Ribbit 🐸
They don't actual buy shares. They use payment for order flow. They know retail loses 51% of the time.
They were not even connected to lit markets during the GME run up 3 years ago. They were margin called by their banks,so they shut off the buy button and crashed the price, like a little kid flipping over a game board when retail was winning.
If you are talking Gamestop, buy direct from ComputerShare.
If you buy direct from Computershare then it goes into PLAN, and not BOOK witch is a big no-no. After you buy direct from CS you need to switch it from PLAN to BOOK, which isn't a big deal, just a few clicks on their website, but... Only whole shares can be switched to BOOK, so you'll lose any partial share, which will be forfeited to cover the selling fee. Losing a partial share is a very insignificant price to pay though, to keep your shares truly DRS, and out of the hands of the DTCC.
If you transfer shares to Computershare from a brokerage then they automatically go into BOOK, which is ideal. Also, buying through a brokerage allows you to buy dips, where buying through Computershare is a bit blind, as it could be several days before your order is filled (I believe CS buys the shares in bulk, once or twice a week) so if the price changed between placing your order, and it being filled, then that's out of your control.
GameStop just became profitable on their latest earnings report a couple weeks ago. They have $1b cash, and no debt.
Shorts, who never closed their positions have been exhausting every shady trick they can dream up for the past few years to just live another day. This can’t go on forever, they’re trapped.