@@D3STINY22 stop losses always lost me more money. The stock would go down just enough to hit my stop loss and then shoot back up before I could ever get back in. I'd rather just add to my position if it goes lower
@@D3STINY22I’m a lil dumb I use to try and learn stocks but was hard atm, is a stop loss simply a barrier that stops all activity once set to if u losing or gaining?
That's what Wall Street guys do as well. Classical stock analytics and chart reading are garbage, only n00b would use to make them sound professional. If reading chart and past performance can predict the future, no one needs to work a job.
This dude is not a financial professional. He's a real estate guy. If you have questions about real estate, he's a pretty decent source of information. The problem with guys like Grant and Meet Kevin is that real estate advice can only go so far on RUclips. So they started going into other financial stuff, which they aren't really well versed in. With that said, It is basically pointless to hire a professional. Just buy index funds. It's the safest way to consistently make money in the long run.
@@kirakira9906because even with real estate he only got lucky. The guy had a privileged upbringing that led to easy money in his teens, and then used family connections to get a deal on a property. That's literally how he became successful
Not touching robinhood after they set GME and AMC positions to "sell only" talk about major market manipulation. Halt the stock or dont. Never create a scenario where 100% of the volume on your platform for a specific ticker HAS to be outflow. Im shocked they weren't sued into oblivion.
They halted because they were losing money since their fees are low. They have hidden fees for specific instruments to not lose money, in this case GME wasnt properly set up. They dont care if you lose or make money. They care about themselves, as any real business would.
There’s two type of investors: value investors who like a company and so buy a piece of it (like Buffet) and the speculators who don’t care about the underlying product/company and just wants to increase their wealth as fast as possible. These are the kind of people who buy gamestop stocks when the fundamental data shows the company is a dead man walking (seriously, who shops at gamestop anymore? Might as well get a Blockbuster franchise).
@@gengis01Because one day we will miss physical media. Already do, actually. My netflix movies have commercials in them. The problem is, you need the supply side to be in lock step with the distribution side.
I won on that amc/gamestop debacle. Made a little money and got out, just before the peak of the second rise. Could have made a little more, but still happy with the results. Meme stocks never last.
It’s crazy how many things we’re taught about money that just aren’t true. Why isn’t anyone talking about the book Forbidden Laws of Wealth by Victor Hayes? It really opens your eyes. A lot of successful people mention it!
I wish I had more finance/investing friends to talk with casually about these things the way these guys are. My girlfriends are deer in the headlights when I try to talk about finance and my guy friends talk about it like they know about it but have never actually done it. Isolated investor here! 😫 Love these guys though! I'm a lady but wish I could be a part of their circle! ❤
Yeah, Robinhood makes it feel like you can just jump in and make money, but it’s a lot riskier than people think. Without solid strategy, it's like gambling. Did you have any kind of plan in place?
It’s tough because platforms like Robinhood make it seem so simple. You see everyone talking about big wins, but no one talks about the losses. I’ve been there. After losing a good bit, I finally reached out for some professional help. Best decision I made.
I have a family member that is like this. No matter what he buys, it ends up not working out. It became a running joke that you just do the opposite of what he does. Even funnier is that he has predicted small businesses that ended up being huge, but everyone he ever bought into ended up folding. He eventually just gave up looking and lets a financial advisor handle the problem. The straw that broke the camel’s back was when he sold a bunch of stock off and the next week every stock he sold went up by at least 10%. He had put half that money in bonds by that point and when he went to buy more, all the returns had been dropped.
Should..... But when many retail traders use brokers that get paid for order flow, participants will see your orders and trade against you. Whether it's market makers that have to do so to provide the liquidity you need or funds / traders that would push it to margin call territory for your account. There is no free lunch. However I would like to see the ticker HOODQ
It wasn't retaliation they legally could not fulfill buy orders on such a volatile stock because they did not have the liquidity to guarantee the buys. Maybe you should have watched the congressional hearing that covered all of this instead of whining about things you don't understand.
I lost my dad about six months ago and I'm going to receive some money soon. Would it be wise to grow my money in stocks for a few years while I'm in college and then invest in rental properties afterwards, or should I start with real estate investing first?
I would advise the counsel of a seasoned financial pro. It may seem expensive, but as the old saying goes - "you get what you pay for" "Expert solutions require Expert providers" - my mantra
Agreed, investing with the help of an advisor set me up for life. Retired with about $1.6m in stock portfolio only. I worked hard everyday as a teacher for 32 years, and my salary was over 100k annually. Supplementing my income with stocks and alternative investments helped me by far beat the retirement age before 65.
I've worked in real estate for over 25 years and have neglected a major stock portfolio. This served me well when I was flipping and renting houses, however I need a different plan now.. mind if I look up the professional guiding you please?
Sure you can! there are handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Judith Lynn Staufer” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.She’s quite known in her field, look her up.
I just looked her name up found her profile online and reviewed her credentials. She has impressive experience. Thanks for sharing! I already sent her an email.
@@billybobb8712 investing is about risk management, no one knew it would go up. it went down 50 percent over the course of a year after ipo. $40 - $20 then it went up
There is obviously a compounding effect in the very long term for large capital, but is not "automatic", and with the wrong strategies you can even lose more than you have, and selecting the correct stock without a proven strategy can be exceedingly challenging. I've been working on expanding my $210K portfolio for a while, and my primary obstacle is the lack of clear entry and exit strategies.
I Invest in S&P 500 ETF, for as long as possible. Do it as often as you can. Try not to withdraw this money and let compounding do its work. Prioritise patience and a long-term perspective most importantly consider financial advisory for informed buying and selling decisions.
A lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve not withstanding inflation, from $275k to $850K.
Robinhood is probably the worst exchange I’ve ever dealt with… I tried to transfer the self custody and they restricted my account for three weeks now I’ve been waiting.
The irony of it is when you dump lots of money into a stock, all of a sudden it goes up a lot, this makes other people want to cash in on their shares so then others sell their stock and it drops, so in one scenario a person who sees a trend, dumps large amounts of money into it in hopes to make more money, can also be a reason why a stock crashes.
It’s safe to say that he’s an influencer at this point. I’ve been a strong advocate of trading, as it has yielded significant returns since I first ventured into it. Over the past two years, my net worth has grown exponentially.
Do not forget that when it comes to the financial market, prices can be erratic, rising and declining quickly, often in relation to companies' policies, which individual investors do not influence. Which brings me to the conclusion that all of this is pure gambling.
I’ve invested in a few of these, but my portfolio is down by about 23%, and I honestly don’t know what to do next. Buying more isn’t an option right now, and I’m stuck trying to figure out how to recover my losses before selling everything. Any advice on how to scale up my returns would mean so much-I’m feeling really stressed because my retirement is getting closer, and I can’t afford to make any more mistakes.
The market can be really unpredictable and risky, especially for anyone new to investing or going through tough times like this. It’s so important to do your research before making any decisions or, better yet, consult a financial advisor who can guide you and help avoid mistakes. Personally, I made my first million after years of trial and error, learning how things work, and staying patient. It’s not easy, but with time and the right strategies, it’s possible to turn things around. Good luck, and don’t give up!
Yeah that or if they actually believed in the stock and did their research on it just buy more so that the average stock price is lower and they can break even sooner (32 + 7 = 39, 39/2 = 19.5)
Is it really worth investing in stocks in 2024, I’ve been on the sidelines watching the market for awhile and it seems to be pretty stagnant to me not that it matters because I’m in it for the long run, but how can one generate actual profit in this current market?
Consider investing in bonds especially during a recession . While recessions can be tough, they can also offer good chances to buy low and sell high in the markets if you're cautious. Just remember, this is not financial advice, but it's a good time to think about buying stocks since having cash on hand isn't always the best option.
True, but not every stock will recover. Sometimes it's smart to cut your losses if you're holding individual stocks. Plus, you have tax loss harvesting if it's not in a tax advantaged account. But you do have the right idea for a long term investor. You typically wouldn't want to sell after a dip. That's when you want to buy more, if you believe it will recover.
I am that guy. Every stock I bought crashed the next day and no matter how long I hold a stock as soon as I give up on the next day it starts surging... I no longer bother with stocks.
I was 16 and put 1.2k into Moderna at the very beginning of the pandemic, woke up one morning to 8.9k in my account, I call my dad, ask him if I should sell, he says I should stick it for the long run, it’s been downhill since…
Hey *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* . I am just a simple dude from australia, but I want you to know how awesome it is what you did, and what you do. Love your work mate and God bless you for everything you do for people in the future. I was truly touched by this vid
And they do the same to there viewers too. All these muppet furus came onto the scene in 2020 when you could throw a dart at the snp and pick a winner.
Whenever I bought some investment, the price went down a few days later. That's actually time to buy more, because in a few days / weeks / long term, the price usually goes up. Most people get scared and sell when they see the price going down, and that's a mistake. (Assuming you've done your research on whether the investment is a good idea in the first place, of course. )
Dude I can personally attest to this. It's the reason I'm always long. I've never sold and and very cautious when I buy (with the exception of something I already have and am just accumulating more. As soon as I buy I swear whatever it is it goes down. I sell and people get rich 😒. That said, hodling is paying off .
Me too! Everything I've ever bought loses in the beginning. I could never be a day trader. And it's not just individual stocks. Even the S&P reacts to whatever I do. 😅
I don’t think anyone here is anything but a novice when it comes to stocks, referring to the comments (mostly) does anyone even know any basic rules?!? Learn 5-6 companies/businesses well, stocks don’t care about your buying price, never sell. I had this knowledge down at 14 come on guys
I am the same way. I should literally sell my services of informing others when I am buying and selling stocks so they can do the opposite and make money and I get a piece of the profits.
He means like a joke. His friend loses money in the stock market. So any stock his friend buys goes down. He wanted to sell it so the bad luck for the stock would go away
I also don’t know anything about the stock market but I’m curious why do people sell when it’s down on big companies instead of holding isn’t it in most cases bound to go back up eventually?
Like do you not understand options or companies trying to short a stock to aqure them or investors artificially lowering a stock to get a better deal? It's crazy complex but it's not oh he's bad luck like wtf.
Always research financials, rumors, industry, sentiments, how finances moving due to what Congress and acts or passes around, etc. Being an investor means you have to have many skills
Nearly every brokerage at some point in their history has had to halt trading on a security outside of general reasons that the SEC allows for. To be trading a garbage company like GameStop to begin with you have to be pretty dumb and small account, then to get mad at the broker on top of that is just laughable. So many idiots were trading GameStop using unsettled borrowed funds that they actually emptied robinhoods bank accounts, forcing them to do what they did. This issue doesn’t happen with actually valuable companies where real traders with actual significant account values are buying and selling. So; all that to say, nobody cares if you don’t keep you $500 with Robinhood. In fact no broker really wants you at all.
yeah fck fidelity and interactive brokers too during gamestop they also froze the sell button robinhood was the free commission app all millenials used though
I miss having genuine friends you do business with if you have you understand this perfectly 😂 seems like when your friends do stuff you donit dosnet go well ong or they fix it
I also bought it and learned my lesson don’t buy stock in the new trendy way to invest. There will be copycats out there that kill the market cap. That’s why I refused to buy coinbase stock when it went public and did the same thing instantly crashed.
Guys this is why don't listen to stock advice from RUclips... They're just flipping coins
Read my mind exactly
He’s not a stock guy he’s before stocks he’s trying to stop ppl from just getting thousands of callers in credit card debt
Cut your loss at 10 percent. You were wrong. Learn from your mistake. Next trade.
Exactly bunch of RUclips bozos
who should i listen to then?
I remember being up $800 in one day and not selling and then being down $3k a week later 😬
Can only be down what u spent and you’re only down if u sell
Scares me that people dont put stop loss at either taking profit or taking a loss 😅
@@D3STINY22 stop losses always lost me more money. The stock would go down just enough to hit my stop loss and then shoot back up before I could ever get back in. I'd rather just add to my position if it goes lower
@@D3STINY22I’m a lil dumb I use to try and learn stocks but was hard atm, is a stop loss simply a barrier that stops all activity once set to if u losing or gaining?
@@Eclipse-lw4vfgamblers mentality baby
Flipping a coin - that's kind of analytics you do, trading on robinhood.
They weren’t trading ON Robinhood they were trading Robinhood stock
@@Dontdoit_ They were trading Robinhood stock on Robinhood, funnily enough 😭
@@1radley wtf? 😂 Is that so? 😂
@@B1gBossMan Yeah I believe they both use Robinhood mainly
That's what Wall Street guys do as well. Classical stock analytics and chart reading are garbage, only n00b would use to make them sound professional. If reading chart and past performance can predict the future, no one needs to work a job.
Summerizing "financial advisors"
Telling his friend to buy on high and sell on low
Summarizing.
@@theatomic430 no he means putting financial advisors in shorts and shades
@@theatomic430wooow
Fade jack.
Buy high, sell low kiddo
As if I needed more proof hiring a financial professional to make investment decisions on my behalf was a waste.
This scammer isn't a financial professional.
If a financial professional is giving you advise like this they'll get their licenses revoked and their charter held and they'll be black listed 🖤
This dude is not a financial professional. He's a real estate guy. If you have questions about real estate, he's a pretty decent source of information. The problem with guys like Grant and Meet Kevin is that real estate advice can only go so far on RUclips. So they started going into other financial stuff, which they aren't really well versed in. With that said, It is basically pointless to hire a professional. Just buy index funds. It's the safest way to consistently make money in the long run.
@@darkdudironajiWhy can't Real Estate be the main topic of a channel? There's so much to show
@@kirakira9906because even with real estate he only got lucky. The guy had a privileged upbringing that led to easy money in his teens, and then used family connections to get a deal on a property.
That's literally how he became successful
Not touching robinhood after they set GME and AMC positions to "sell only" talk about major market manipulation. Halt the stock or dont. Never create a scenario where 100% of the volume on your platform for a specific ticker HAS to be outflow. Im shocked they weren't sued into oblivion.
Game stop.
They halted because they were losing money since their fees are low. They have hidden fees for specific instruments to not lose money, in this case GME wasnt properly set up.
They dont care if you lose or make money. They care about themselves, as any real business would.
Literally every single platform had to do that this day. There were no shares to buy in the market.
What platform or place do you use now instead? Wondering if I should get out of Robinhood
Same I cashed out from them playing with our money and never looked back. F ROBINHOOD
lovely the financial youtubers are all just gamblers at heart
There’s two type of investors: value investors who like a company and so buy a piece of it (like Buffet) and the speculators who don’t care about the underlying product/company and just wants to increase their wealth as fast as possible. These are the kind of people who buy gamestop stocks when the fundamental data shows the company is a dead man walking (seriously, who shops at gamestop anymore? Might as well get a Blockbuster franchise).
@@gengis01Because one day we will miss physical media. Already do, actually. My netflix movies have commercials in them. The problem is, you need the supply side to be in lock step with the distribution side.
People have no idea what they really doing, no idea how real money moves. Leave these fools alone.
I was up $40k during the AMC fiasco. Wife said dont sell, itll go up more. Lets just say it never went back up.
Oh yeah. That. I lost…$500? Don’t remember exactly. I lost on amc, bought ape, lost on that too.
I won on that amc/gamestop debacle. Made a little money and got out, just before the peak of the second rise. Could have made a little more, but still happy with the results. Meme stocks never last.
I lost on both
It’s crazy how many things we’re taught about money that just aren’t true. Why isn’t anyone talking about the book Forbidden Laws of Wealth by Victor Hayes? It really opens your eyes. A lot of successful people mention it!
Thanks for sharing
I wish I had more finance/investing friends to talk with casually about these things the way these guys are. My girlfriends are deer in the headlights when I try to talk about finance and my guy friends talk about it like they know about it but have never actually done it. Isolated investor here! 😫 Love these guys though! I'm a lady but wish I could be a part of their circle! ❤
I had a buddy lose almost half his portfolio during that crazy meme stock rush. It’s so easy to get caught up in the hype
Yeah, Robinhood makes it feel like you can just jump in and make money, but it’s a lot riskier than people think. Without solid strategy, it's like gambling. Did you have any kind of plan in place?
not really. I was just chasing what was trending. I didn’t think I needed help-figured I could handle it on my own
It’s tough because platforms like Robinhood make it seem so simple. You see everyone talking about big wins, but no one talks about the losses. I’ve been there. After losing a good bit, I finally reached out for some professional help. Best decision I made.
What kind of help are you talking about? Like a financial advisor?
Yrsh. A very experienced one. His name is Joseph Nick Cahill.
Perform your due diligence
I have a family member that is like this. No matter what he buys, it ends up not working out. It became a running joke that you just do the opposite of what he does. Even funnier is that he has predicted small businesses that ended up being huge, but everyone he ever bought into ended up folding. He eventually just gave up looking and lets a financial advisor handle the problem. The straw that broke the camel’s back was when he sold a bunch of stock off and the next week every stock he sold went up by at least 10%. He had put half that money in bonds by that point and when he went to buy more, all the returns had been dropped.
We should short robinhood into oblivion for what they did with the gamestop retaliation.
Every Stock Exchange did that
Should..... But when many retail traders use brokers that get paid for order flow, participants will see your orders and trade against you. Whether it's market makers that have to do so to provide the liquidity you need or funds / traders that would push it to margin call territory for your account. There is no free lunch. However I would like to see the ticker HOODQ
It wasn't retaliation they legally could not fulfill buy orders on such a volatile stock because they did not have the liquidity to guarantee the buys. Maybe you should have watched the congressional hearing that covered all of this instead of whining about things you don't understand.
@@vyvianalcott1681 weird that they have it when hedge funders do it...
Would you rather sell your stock and just not get the money 😂
For a so-called financial educator to discuss trading stock like coin tosses is beyond irresponsible.
how can you get so worked up over a 30 second clip ?? These guys do 2+ hour podcasts, do you not expect them to have some fun?
He must have bought a lot of Robinhood stock
Edit: I corrected the grammar. So now you can stop telling me about it.
Must have*
@@koreanzombie6697you must be a sad person huh?
He must have influenced other people
@@RandyLahey33you must be a sad person too. Trying to make fun of someone just politely correcting someones grammar. He wasnt even a jerk about it
@@ChristopherBurton-gp4ls correcting people’s grammar on the internet is weird and so is you defending it. This isn’t elementary school 💀
I lost my dad about six months ago and I'm going to receive some money soon. Would it be wise to grow my money in stocks for a few years while I'm in college and then invest in rental properties afterwards, or should I start with real estate investing first?
I would advise the counsel of a seasoned financial pro. It may seem expensive, but as the old saying goes - "you get what you pay for" "Expert solutions require Expert providers" - my mantra
Agreed, investing with the help of an advisor set me up for life. Retired with about $1.6m in stock portfolio only. I worked hard everyday as a teacher for 32 years, and my salary was over 100k annually. Supplementing my income with stocks and alternative investments helped me by far beat the retirement age before 65.
I've worked in real estate for over 25 years and have neglected a major stock portfolio. This served me well when I was flipping and renting houses, however I need a different plan now.. mind if I look up the professional guiding you please?
Sure you can! there are handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Judith Lynn Staufer” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.She’s quite known in her field, look her up.
I just looked her name up found her profile online and reviewed her credentials. She has impressive experience. Thanks for sharing! I already sent her an email.
This is not an investment this is gambling
YOTTA!!! Don't listen to reality TV real estate agents.
Glad we got context
You never buy a company that just ipo wait 1-2 years for the stock to find its fair value
Yeah $40 for Facebook would've been a rip off.
@@billybobb8712We got billy bob over here guys, close the doors before leaving
@@billybobb8712if you wanna blindly gamble with your money fella be my guest
@@billybobb8712 investing is about risk management, no one knew it would go up. it went down 50 percent over the course of a year after ipo. $40 - $20 then it went up
Alemio's bonus tiers are a great incentive for early supporters-huge potential here!
There is obviously a compounding effect in the very long term for large capital, but is not "automatic", and with the wrong strategies you can even lose more than you have, and selecting the correct stock without a proven strategy can be exceedingly challenging. I've been working on expanding my $210K portfolio for a while, and my primary obstacle is the lack of clear entry and exit strategies.
I Invest in S&P 500 ETF, for as long as possible. Do it as often as you can. Try not to withdraw this money and let compounding do its work. Prioritise patience and a long-term perspective most importantly consider financial advisory for informed buying and selling decisions.
A lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve not withstanding inflation, from $275k to $850K.
So basically they use zero reasoning to buy and sell stocks but rant on RUclips about how rich they are.
Robinhood is probably the worst exchange I’ve ever dealt with… I tried to transfer the self custody and they restricted my account for three weeks now I’ve been waiting.
Money goes from the impatient person to the patient person.
Not always. Sometimes he who panics first panics best. Companies do go belly up. Toys r Us was a stock once
@njacobdekelaita6198 Toy'sRUs was hostilely taken over and then saddled with another company's debts who then walked away from them
Life is chaotic sometimes the impatient is better than the patient, it's all about timing-how long or how quick can you do it?
It's actually about what would you do with the money if you had it.
The irony of it is when you dump lots of money into a stock, all of a sudden it goes up a lot, this makes other people want to cash in on their shares so then others sell their stock and it drops, so in one scenario a person who sees a trend, dumps large amounts of money into it in hopes to make more money, can also be a reason why a stock crashes.
I’m convinced that every stock I buy it goes down and when I sell it goes up.
How does this happen to everyone at once? 😂 i need to look into this
That is not by accident . You are one of the rarest of rare commentors that admits the truth
Stop selling it then 😂😂😂😂
Unless you're a top 10% day trader or swing trader on steroids, you should be buying and holding.
These are financial experts who make a decision by flipping a coin
It’s safe to say that he’s an influencer at this point. I’ve been a strong advocate of trading, as it has yielded significant returns since I first ventured into it. Over the past two years, my net worth has grown exponentially.
Not everyone is as lucky as you are. I want to give it a shot by I'm confused by all the info out there. How are you able to do it?
Herman Jonas has undoubtedly proven his competence as my IA by implementing techniques that have helped me make positive outcomes.
Do not forget that when it comes to the financial market, prices can be erratic, rising and declining quickly, often in relation to companies' policies, which individual investors do not influence. Which brings me to the conclusion that all of this is pure gambling.
Hermanw jonas that’s his gmail okay
Hello fellow bots, how is the weather?
Stock doesn't go down if you buy. It goes up doesn't it? When people sell it goes down.
Bro looks cooked
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@@scottiebarnes7417he’s saying bro looked faded off tha za
They always say invest but don't give you no strategy
Invest in the future. Pretty simple.
You only lose money if you sell, right now it's 39 🤷
ikr..all bots in comments section😂😂😂 Robinhood gonna go fkin nuts.
mark my words
@SamareDoTelke all you need to win in the market is basic number analysis and some patience, most profits are made over 5-10 years.
Hi. Iß that means its gonna goes up in price in future? @SamareDoTelke
I’ve invested in a few of these, but my portfolio is down by about 23%, and I honestly don’t know what to do next. Buying more isn’t an option right now, and I’m stuck trying to figure out how to recover my losses before selling everything. Any advice on how to scale up my returns would mean so much-I’m feeling really stressed because my retirement is getting closer, and I can’t afford to make any more mistakes.
The market can be really unpredictable and risky, especially for anyone new to investing or going through tough times like this. It’s so important to do your research before making any decisions or, better yet, consult a financial advisor who can guide you and help avoid mistakes. Personally, I made my first million after years of trial and error, learning how things work, and staying patient. It’s not easy, but with time and the right strategies, it’s possible to turn things around. Good luck, and don’t give up!
Jack need to blog/vlog about his investment plans so everyone can do the opposite!
Risk managemwnt is key. You should stop your position after it went down critical level.
Yeah that or if they actually believed in the stock and did their research on it just buy more so that the average stock price is lower and they can break even sooner (32 + 7 = 39, 39/2 = 19.5)
Is it really worth investing in stocks in 2024, I’ve been on the sidelines watching the market for awhile and it seems to be pretty stagnant to me not that it matters because I’m in it for the long run, but how can one generate actual profit in this current market?
Just try to diversify your portfolio to other market sectors, that way your investment is balanced and you don’t get to make so much losses.
Consider investing in bonds especially during a recession . While recessions can be tough, they can also offer good chances to buy low and sell high in the markets if you're cautious. Just remember, this is not financial advice, but it's a good time to think about buying stocks since having cash on hand isn't always the best option.
Could you possibly recommend a CFA you've consulted with?
Her name is Rebecca Nassar Dunne can't divulge much. Most likely, the internet should have her basic info, you can research if you like.
I just checked her out on google and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
Im so glad I never bought Robinhood after the cheated customers
When influencers try investing without general knowledge, this is what happens.
Correct 😂
Over $40 now ... bad flip
Never sell for a loss! That’s the only way you actualize a loss. If it’s a somewhat reputable project (like robinhood) buy more and be patient
Exactly though some things do eventually stay at $0
True, but not every stock will recover. Sometimes it's smart to cut your losses if you're holding individual stocks. Plus, you have tax loss harvesting if it's not in a tax advantaged account.
But you do have the right idea for a long term investor. You typically wouldn't want to sell after a dip. That's when you want to buy more, if you believe it will recover.
I am that guy. Every stock I bought crashed the next day and no matter how long I hold a stock as soon as I give up on the next day it starts surging...
I no longer bother with stocks.
I was 16 and put 1.2k into Moderna at the very beginning of the pandemic, woke up one morning to 8.9k in my account, I call my dad, ask him if I should sell, he says I should stick it for the long run, it’s been downhill since…
your dad is a gamblng man I respect it
16 and into stocks. I respect that too.
Hey *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* . I am just a simple dude from australia, but I want you to know how awesome it is what you did, and what you do. Love your work mate and God bless you for everything you do for people in the future. I was truly touched by this vid
So he gave his friend the opposite advice of what he did?
And they do the same to there viewers too. All these muppet furus came onto the scene in 2020 when you could throw a dart at the snp and pick a winner.
It is a running joke on the podcast that if Jack buys it than it will go down.
if he woulda held it today this is another story
The “I’ll flip a coin” part says everything you need to know about stocks 😂
Thats a lie
Market makers. Learn the concept.
Just keep up with the market manipulators.
I have the same curse. Got a mortgage, next day, fed announced they're lowering rates. I sold BTC at 60k, next day, starts its rise to 70k.
Hindsight is always clear but you gotta realize in the moment what were you gonna do? Predict the future? Take ur money and dont look back
Proof that the stock market is just random nonsense. At best it's an emotional gauge of how rich people feel at any given time.
That's true in general but you can make big bucks on small cap stocks if you find the right catalysts
Thats not true how are you going to make your assumption based on a group of influencers who just flipped a coin for their financial decider
Don't trust these scammers 🤮
It's like me, I sold btc at 26k, then it got to 70k. I sold eth at 2.5k then it went to 4k. Its like programmed to piss me off..
That's literally impossible to sell at that amount like a year before halving. Impossible to be that stupid.
that just means you are part of the herd. nothing wrong with that
how do you think the market makes money lol. makes you buy on high and sell on low. yes its programmed to piss you off for being part of the herd.
Kinda impossible to sell at the top on mainstream investments like Bitcoin when you have inevitable inflation
Whenever I bought some investment, the price went down a few days later. That's actually time to buy more, because in a few days / weeks / long term, the price usually goes up. Most people get scared and sell when they see the price going down, and that's a mistake. (Assuming you've done your research on whether the investment is a good idea in the first place, of course. )
If BlackRock currently owns at least 50 million shares of stock thats a good sign it will grow significantly in the long run.
I remember I pulled out when these a holes didn’t let people buy GameStop.. I was done here
Dude I can personally attest to this. It's the reason I'm always long. I've never sold and and very cautious when I buy (with the exception of something I already have and am just accumulating more. As soon as I buy I swear whatever it is it goes down. I sell and people get rich 😒.
That said, hodling is paying off .
Me too! Everything I've ever bought loses in the beginning. I could never be a day trader. And it's not just individual stocks. Even the S&P reacts to whatever I do. 😅
Thats because you arent analyzing what your purchasing or you just arent trusting your analyzation, be patient
I gotta start paying attention so I know what to short.
I don’t think anyone here is anything but a novice when it comes to stocks, referring to the comments (mostly) does anyone even know any basic rules?!? Learn 5-6 companies/businesses well, stocks don’t care about your buying price, never sell. I had this knowledge down at 14 come on guys
Never sell? How do you buy a car, then?
When I tell people I bought a stock, they immediately open a short position.
I am the same way. I should literally sell my services of informing others when I am buying and selling stocks so they can do the opposite and make money and I get a piece of the profits.
U need to be more patient
Ain't that the one responsible for stopping the gamestop reddit stockholders?
I still hate Robinhood.
Same
Other brokerages did the same
@@J19118 nah, they rejected my payment from the same bank webul worked with and charged my $9. I didn't even bother trying them a second time.
@@J19118 nope
@@ahiboy yes yes they did
Robinhood is a terrible company, they are the opposite of robinhood. I would never invest in them
I’m still learning about how market works. Wouldn’t the price go up as more shares are bought and down as sold?
Yes technically but only by a little bit, I think he means this a superstitious way
He means like a joke. His friend loses money in the stock market. So any stock his friend buys goes down. He wanted to sell it so the bad luck for the stock would go away
His friend buying shares won't push up the price.
There are hundreds of millions of Robinhood shares. You’d have to be buying millions of $’s worth to have any real impact.
I also don’t know anything about the stock market but I’m curious why do people sell when it’s down on big companies instead of holding isn’t it in most cases bound to go back up eventually?
Good going! Only down 50%
I will never take Grahams word of advise ever again!
When the night crawls 🔥🔥🔥
This is akin to gambling
Even worse than Yotta? 🤷♂️
Wurmp presale is on FIRE!!!!!!!!!!
Admitting to market manipulation and make a short about it...
Like do you not understand options or companies trying to short a stock to aqure them or investors artificially lowering a stock to get a better deal? It's crazy complex but it's not oh he's bad luck like wtf.
Always research financials, rumors, industry, sentiments, how finances moving due to what Congress and acts or passes around, etc. Being an investor means you have to have many skills
Very casual insider trading
he bought?
Yeah I’ll keep playing it safe with my real estate equity and dividends.
Robinhood is a garbage company
$7 was a good price to buy
I will never use Robinhood after the Game Stop BS, and I would actively discourage others from using it. There are better companies to invest in.
Nearly every brokerage at some point in their history has had to halt trading on a security outside of general reasons that the SEC allows for. To be trading a garbage company like GameStop to begin with you have to be pretty dumb and small account, then to get mad at the broker on top of that is just laughable. So many idiots were trading GameStop using unsettled borrowed funds that they actually emptied robinhoods bank accounts, forcing them to do what they did. This issue doesn’t happen with actually valuable companies where real traders with actual significant account values are buying and selling. So; all that to say, nobody cares if you don’t keep you $500 with Robinhood. In fact no broker really wants you at all.
yeah fck fidelity and interactive brokers too during gamestop they also froze the sell button robinhood was the free commission app all millenials used though
Two of my fav together nice
I thought I am the only one..😂 you saved me Jack 🎉
Only a few spots left in Alemio presale-this is what first-mover advantage looks like!
82% tokens sold already? Alemio presale is heating up! Get in while you can!
Atleast he's being honest about giving financial advices based on coin flips
It’s over 40 now
I miss having genuine friends you do business with if you have you understand this perfectly 😂 seems like when your friends do stuff you donit dosnet go well ong or they fix it
This is Wurmp Inu’s time to shine! The presale is just the beginning of something huge.
Robin hood went down for removing the buy button and stabbing retail in the back.
This stock never went back up to his original buy price 😂
Not yet
"You had a liberal joe rogan. It WAS joe rogan!" Killed me lol
Buy companies that you really believe in. You'll halfway be rooting for the stock price to go down to pick up more.
Never have, never will! I closed out my RH account after the mess that happened and never looked back.
I've proven to people repeatedly to have the same problem. Everything from sports bets and gambling to investments.
I don’t understand this shot so that’s why I here I’m leaving more confused is there an investing videos so beginners
there is nothing ground breaking about a new brokerage.
Financial advice on a flip of a coin. Good one Graham
This dude said it's a problem that you don't have a credit card. 😂😂😂 I don't trust a word he says.😂
Of course this is the reason. Everybody knows it will crash when the last bag holder buys. And when does it rally? When the last bag holder sells.
I also bought it and learned my lesson don’t buy stock in the new trendy way to invest. There will be copycats out there that kill the market cap. That’s why I refused to buy coinbase stock when it went public and did the same thing instantly crashed.