anyways @iaafr good luck, let us know how the options trading goes
This should help if you have very little idea about how markets work
don’t listen to agubar stocks are for millionaires living off the 10% a year they make and the dividends. People like us need to stay with options to make it big, where else can I turn $200 into $2000 in a couple hours??
And if one of you fucks tell me the video doesn’t apply or some shit, I’ll justify it right now.
The main takeaway from this video is the graph of economic growth in a credit based society, if you understand how it works it becomes easier to stay in the market for a long time
I think it’s only me and you actually
You act like a million dollars is a lot of money
Also I listed like 2 stocks that growth was above 10% over the past year and these are stocks that are safe and almost always grow, the principles I’ve listed and laid out can be used in any sort of trading, options, stocks, FD’s etc
If you held amazon for the past year you acquire a 45% ROI I would say thats a sizable amount
sorry bro my $2000 cash account with 15% of it invested in amazon doesn’t make shit that’s why I put 10% of my account in some option that expires in a week and hope that faggot Donald trump doesn’t talk about tariffs again
I haven’t been trading on the market at all the past few months actually I just threw it in tech stocks and index funds and I haven’t looked at it at all
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Yeah maybe if you have $2000 u can gamble but at that rate I’d rather learn poker or something
If you have that little money just install robinhood and do the opposite of WSB
can’t play poker I just degenerately gamble once I hit the table and online the competition is too good
poker is like an insane amount of time too
I use fidelity
tried Robin Hood but they fucking suck
i just reccomend robin hood because its noob friendly even if it takes forever to trade and its shit
commissions on trades in fidelity are annoying but whatever it’s easy to make money on options or lose it to the point the commissions don’t matter
im not actually interested in options trading and i dont even really know how it works but i appreciate you and agubar’s perspectives on it
I’ll probably start trading options again once the company I work for stabilizes, shits getting crazy with insurance pay outs and stuff really uncertain times company could go under so I don’t want to lose a shit load of money
ok so just throw the money in an index fund
