That's completely understandable. To me crypto isn't all that scary. You just need to study and understand the tech behind crypto, as well as understand what each cryptos are all about by reading their "White Papers." The Metaverse is what terrifies the SHIT out of me. Lol. Anyways, great video. Be careful, and stay safe. Happy Holidays. ;)
I did not realize you are studying economics and portfolio management. This was a great explanation for technical investing. I would love for you to do another video explaining fundamental investing for the long term stock holder. BTW, very entertaining commercial.
Last year I worked in group on a school project about daytrading. The goal: write an AI that knows when to buy and when to sell. Our conclusion after 6 weeks: we should have written a twitter analyser instead as that’s a better indicator than candlestick charts. Ps: Micron makes memory modules for RAM and SSDs
I was a day trader for a few years. Made some tidy profits and some losses. You are doing a really good job of explaining the market and how it works. I did buy an ETF (Exchange Traded Funds) oil stock at $1.00 per share. I bought something like 2,000 shares and made an obscene amount of money in small moves in that stock. The market is not for sissies but it sure has a nice high. I think if you can read the charts, you have an advantage.
Thank you. Educational, funny, and got me thinking. You scored a hat trick as they say in ice hockey. I also love the ad. I had a friend who got into day trading, got addicted to the process, and lost his retirement fund. He has returned to long-term trading. I believe shorting a stock is unethical or better said outside my own ethics. Companies use the money from these stocks for capital to grow their businesses. Playing it like a horse race seems wrong. There was a time I firmly believed in Real Estate as an investment and I made money doing so. That to now crosses my ethics code because some cities have become unaffordable to the average family, forcing them to move further away and have a longer commute to work and school. That commute decreases the quality of their lives. I guess I'd rather be George from It's a Wonderful Life.
Not all companies are good. Sometimes they're empowered to do dumb, dangerous, harmful things without the accountability or risk that flesh persons are limited by. Reducing their financial power is the only feasible way to restrain such harms without uselessly appealing to politicians who will do too little too late at best if you're lucky. Corporations should not have rights, but too often they do. Its not ethical to treat corporations with sympathy or the benefit of the doubt.
I love how although the sponsor is all about ball baldness, it appeals to those with and without balls, as well as those who experience baldness and those who don't.
Hahahaha. It got me thinking that it could be fun to do... but wait! who do you trade socks with? and what would be the purpose? I don't know, maybe my brain is just done for the day.
Super informative! I’m an economics and statistics major, so this was so cool to watch! Normally, I have kind of a hard time learning about stocks and investing, but I’ve learned quite a lot from your video and seeing how it works firsthand. Thank you for making this :)
I still have gamestop stock lol. I bought early enough that I haven't lost money and am up 24%. But I have diamond hands baby I am riding this till the end.
i think your biggest problem was the axis on the chart. it seems you were making decision on chart that has a candle per day even if you wanted to day trade so the candle should be somwhere between i guess 15min and 1 hour. you did'nt have all of the information necessary on display to make better decision. The indactor used wasn't also the best choice MACD is more for longer trend and not short term trading. Was still fun to watch tho
Hello! I did originally use candle by 15 minute! But unfortunately my screen recording didn’t work when I initially filmed this, so I had to go back and film the charts later on in the day - I then forgot to adjust it to 15 min intervals for the screen recording which is why they’re day charts :) 100% appreciate the MACD advice though !!! Will keep that in mind moving forward, thank you so much! Have a lovely day ❤️
I just watched the video where you said this was your lowest watched video. That is sad. This is economics. i know it may not be super entertaining as a topic but you can make money out of this, this is the new way of commerce, of buying. But everyone is more interested in shallow entertainment. I hope this comment helps a little bit to help the algorithm because this is quality content. It matters. I loved it. Love from Argentina.
I've been wanting to invest in some stocks for a while now, but I just realized it's kinda expensive... I've yet to do any actual research on the topic though
It really can be. I would personally look into long-term investing in ETFs or a market index fund; they’re generally the safest way to invest because they’re diversified and spread risk 💗
Woohoo thank you for this promo!!! My husband has been begging for this manscaper, but it was always out of my range for a single product. This promotion let me buy the whole kit for just a little more than the single manscaper!!
So I'm at 16:16 and I think you ended at ... 1001.20$ I'm optimistic your upwards curve continued. Edit: Okay, it's been only 44cents - but in the right direction. If my pension hedge fund made 0.044% profit each day - That's like 16% profit each year, which would have been amazing pre-Corona and outright insanely good in the now time - I don't know, I would guess they are doing some unsavory gambling with it because conservative, risk-aversion investment-funds don't do that much profit. Also, interesting you did this video now, when you had been hanging out on r/stocks and r/wallstreetbets in January and February so much and did not make a video about it back then. ;-)
Many people comment that if you are good at reading charts, you will do well. That‘s actually not true. This semester in uni i have a course about behavioral finance. There are many biases that investors have and which make them act irrational. For example: These charts show price movements in the past. During 1 day the prices are more or less random. So you can‘t really tell if the price goes up or down by looking at the past movements. If you flip a coin and it shows 5times head in a row, the chance it will show head again the next time is still 50% (this bias is called gambler‘s fallacy)
When I tried out day trading I figured I'd play with a couple of coins and watch their lows, highs & trends, so when both were on a favorable trend (the one you're buying with upwards + the one you're converting into going downwards) I'd make the trade and eventually started investing higher values with the profits. It's pretty simple too and its more exciting than watching the independent horses running :P
Another economic base movie that's pretty good with a cameo from Margo Robbie is the big short. She's not even a character in it. The movie uses celebrities to explain some economical concepts. She was literally in a bubble bath playing what people think her public persona is.
I've been day trading for two weeks now and I have been making half a dollar each day approx. with some exceptions, I started with 140 bucks and today I have 160, I am afraid of losing so I'm going slow I think
I came here because of your other video saying that this wasn’t performing as well as you’d hoped. It’s super interesting and a fun take on a subject I ordinarily stay away from, and I’m glad you sent me here! Only for the sake of perspective and not to knock you or your content AT ALL because you bring me so much joy and I have a lot of respect for you and your work, my personal theory as to why this isn’t getting clicks is because you’ve cultivated a viewership that stays curious and enjoys learning, and the title gives the impression that your trades here were either sheer dumb luck (the title doesn’t let on that you have a strategy and *drumroll* charts) or, worst case, they lost you money, and your fan base doesn’t seem like the sadistic type to enjoy entertainment at your expense. I don’t mean to be a backseat driver, just wanted to share in case it makes you feel better
yes!! Exactly the same for me, didn't click initially because in the thumbnail El seemed uncomfortable.. and I know nothing about stocks so didn't want to feel as overwhelmed by it as she seemed to be... Would love to learn finance with her in a positive, simple and encouraging way :)
Way to go Even Steven! :) I just don't care about money enough in general to put in that amount of effort to make more. My job gives me funds and I then spend them and repeat til dead... no worries here ;) Too bad your 1st finance vid didn't get more views so U get more coins :(
A lot goes into day trading, I’m not surprised your portfolio didn’t do much. Day trading isn’t just a randomized daily game, you do it every day and are constantly researching and moving large amounts of money around. It does get less stressful, once you start making money you gain confidence in what you’re doing hahaha I bet you could try this again in the future ;)
I've been hearing about a certified medical machine that ionizes water or something and medical grade water. People say its better than normal water and has treated diseases. Do a video about it please.
Years ago, someone I knew lost more money in a moment than I make in twenty years working full time. A few days later he was back to his normal self because, in his words, he only lost "playing" money, his real money was safe. There are some people....
It is preposterous that the likes are 1/10 of the views (rn 17k views 1.7k likes). If you are reading this and haven’t liked - go do it. She literally had $1000 at steak 👍🏻
I think a lot of people don't mention it because they're assuming that it's obvious. Unless you're under the tax-earning threshold or you're trading in a stocks and shares isa/stocks pension isa etc, you need to pay tax on money you earn :)
I used to be on this social media site that paid out in crypto. I made money off it, but besides not liking crypto, the reason I wanted out is something you've experienced here - it creates open loops in your brain. You can't help but constantly check the charts, and so you can't really do anything else, while you're not an active participant in this - just waiting. Feels crummy. I tended to stick to crypto-pairs I was intimately familiar with, and usually made 3-10% on every session, but a session only came every 3-14 days, when I saw an opening/trend, but it was good to quit it.
Interesting! :) Btw, Leo wasn't a trader, he was a broker... Also, just one indicator like MACD is never enough! Sustainable Trading the Markets is an Art to be mastered over many years, definitely not for everyone! :)
If you made that percentage compounded over a year (each day) you would make roughly 17.4% and if you invest $10,000 and it grows at 17.4% for 30 years it turns into $1,230,390.32
Day trading just isn't an effective way to make money. It's hard work and very risky. The best thing you can do is buy some high dividend yield ETFs and get paid each quarter for just having them, while they also rise in value. But it's passive income and not that exciting to make a video about
Definitely start out paper trading or trading very very small amounts that don't affect your life, win or lose, at first. Especially when putting any new strategy to the test. Make sure it's all successful for months before you scale up. Which is advice that most people don't take, and lose a great deal, because they feel like they're learning exciting things and getting better. Pride usually comes before the fall--there's a long learning curve I very much hate it because I handle stress very poorly and it isn't good for my health, but also, I'm disabled and on a fixed income: this is my hope for getting certain surgeries among other things, so I work hard on it
Wow! I definitely ignored this video for months and then saw your other video and decided to come here to boost your CPUs. I love this! I knew nothing about stock. Would you make another channel just for finance??
Hi ellbat) I'm Polli and I'm from Ukraine. You know, my mental state isn't in the best shape right now, but your videos are so positive that it keeps me alive. Thank you so much for that and also for the support of my country💛💙
Up 12 pence! No matter what profit was made, I’ve learned something and if that is not the purpose of your videos, then I don’t know what their purpose is.
See you ending result at 17 minutes, at least even though you are an amateur at this; you aren’t that type of immature who does not care. To me if you were going to day trade call mom you must care how your stock develops. Some people make enough money that they don’t care, and there are some that make enough money that do care. He said though it is not a game, it feels like one; so you have to take it seriously. Tell me if I was today train, I would take it seriously; maybe treat it almost like a game that you want to win not lose. This is definitely a great video, and though you may not have made much at least you didn’t necessarily lose money. If I was doing this, it’s me the best results if anything is breaking even in the sense that I didn’t lose anything; while hoping that I may even in making something with me being strategic on what I buy.
GameStop bets are still happening, where I am in the US. As majority of the shorts have not been covered. Those who lost money are those who sold instead of holding. I’ll be holding my stocks forever… as a gamer and a grudge holder against the hedgefunds. Diamond hands.
I know they’re still going on, but the short squeeze/GameStop phenomenon is generally considered to be over now. The price will likely remain at a medium level due to diamond hand holders (like yourself), but it’s unlikely to generate the same momentum again because of the amount of people who unfortunately got burned. I’ll never say never (you know what the stock market is like ahah), but it’s unlikely to reach the same level of hype as it did before. I’m with you on the hedge fund holder grudge tho ahha
The video was less "exciting" bc as you said, you are risk-averse which goes against every principle of day trading. It is great for your long term financial health, though. Tks for the video and happy holidays!
Not boring at all. I will say that I spent a lot of the time clueless… I live in the US, so I was not sure what the equivalent to a pence or quid or any of that is. And stock lingo goes over my head anyway. But overall, I am pleased you tried something new and didn’t fail (aka lose money)! Thanks for videoing all of that for us clueless folks!
What you really should do like the big financial channels tell you is basically just put your money into index funds and don't think about it, because you make a bunch of money without having to do anyhting
@@peachdreams it's a fund that tracks a collection of stocks. instead of buying and tracking hundreds of stocks, you can just buy shares in the index, the theory is that the gains will be more than the losses as long as the market as a whole keeps growing over time, so it is good over the long term, if you ride out the periodic losses and panics.
I've learned what i know about wall street from Martha Stewart and Michel Douglas with Charlie Sheen and Nancy Polosi.So i could say Homie don't play that.
I find this interesting. You were very transparent which I appreciate and shown a real example of trading stocks. You didn’t try to glamorise it. It was realistic and honest.
as a day trader if you want fast results buy stocks that are above 50% up that are valued less than $5 but more then $0.5. the buys highly influence the price so it’s constantly jumping 15% up or down. sell when it’s up them keep buying them over and over again. obviously this doesn’t guarantee returns so be careful
You where taking about what your issue was at the end but your issue is that day trading doesn’t work because you are trying to predict the market which you can’t do. It might work for someone who is extremely knowledgeable about matters but not for anyone else.
bah humbug merry christmas ydyb.shop
Merry Christmas! I hope you have a lovely holiday! :)
That's completely understandable. To me crypto isn't all that scary. You just need to study and understand the tech behind crypto, as well as understand what each cryptos are all about by reading their "White Papers."
The Metaverse is what terrifies the SHIT out of me. Lol.
Anyways, great video. Be careful, and stay safe. Happy Holidays. ;)
Merry Christmas, boxing day, and a Happy New Year.
Finally a realistic finance video where the person isn't scamming or seemingly on coke
Or seemingly on coke 😂 very accurate but had me laughing
Thank you, needed your welcoming nature this year
Have you seen Ellbat’s Twitch channel? Loads of lovely people hanging out and chatting! Such a lovely community.
@@sharonbateman3958 I’m a regular, appreciate all warmth this time of year
999.00 lol
I did not realize you are studying economics and portfolio management. This was a great explanation for technical investing. I would love for you to do another video explaining fundamental investing for the long term stock holder. BTW, very entertaining commercial.
Last year I worked in group on a school project about daytrading. The goal: write an AI that knows when to buy and when to sell.
Our conclusion after 6 weeks: we should have written a twitter analyser instead as that’s a better indicator than candlestick charts.
Ps: Micron makes memory modules for RAM and SSDs
It wasn't boring! Your content is always entertaining and informative!
I was a day trader for a few years. Made some tidy profits and some losses. You are doing a really good job of explaining the market and how it works. I did buy an ETF (Exchange Traded Funds) oil stock at $1.00 per share. I bought something like 2,000 shares and made an obscene amount of money in small moves in that stock. The market is not for sissies but it sure has a nice high. I think if you can read the charts, you have an advantage.
I love that you made this video because I've always been interested in stocks but the anxiety had always kept me away haha
The biggest problem with day trading is it can be fun but then you have to report all the transactions on your taxes - which is tedious 🥴
I did not know this lmao, I thought you would just have to report gains and loses rather than every transaction?? Ouch
@@Ellbat Do you have tax consequences for "short term" trading. IE, holding a stock for less than 1 year?
@@BrookeHedrick in the UK not below £12'000
Thank you. Educational, funny, and got me thinking. You scored a hat trick as they say in ice hockey. I also love the ad. I had a friend who got into day trading, got addicted to the process, and lost his retirement fund. He has returned to long-term trading. I believe shorting a stock is unethical or better said outside my own ethics. Companies use the money from these stocks for capital to grow their businesses. Playing it like a horse race seems wrong. There was a time I firmly believed in Real Estate as an investment and I made money doing so. That to now crosses my ethics code because some cities have become unaffordable to the average family, forcing them to move further away and have a longer commute to work and school. That commute decreases the quality of their lives. I guess I'd rather be George from It's a Wonderful Life.
Not all companies are good. Sometimes they're empowered to do dumb, dangerous, harmful things without the accountability or risk that flesh persons are limited by. Reducing their financial power is the only feasible way to restrain such harms without uselessly appealing to politicians who will do too little too late at best if you're lucky. Corporations should not have rights, but too often they do. Its not ethical to treat corporations with sympathy or the benefit of the doubt.
I'm grateful you do this crazy stuff so I don't have to! Also super pleased you didn't lose the money x
Which app did you use for trading? Would you recommend any in favor of others?
Did anyone else catch the whispered "Enchanté" at 17min 04seconds? was that an easter egg Elbat?
I love how although the sponsor is all about ball baldness, it appeals to those with and without balls, as well as those who experience baldness and those who don't.
Tell me why I read "I Traded SOCKS for 24 Hours" and didn't even question it
HAHAHA
Hahahaha. It got me thinking that it could be fun to do... but wait! who do you trade socks with? and what would be the purpose? I don't know, maybe my brain is just done for the day.
@@LorenaGarcia-mp2zn the odd onesie socks need to find their matches, best achieved on the global sock exchange market.
Super informative! I’m an economics and statistics major, so this was so cool to watch! Normally, I have kind of a hard time learning about stocks and investing, but I’ve learned quite a lot from your video and seeing how it works firsthand. Thank you for making this :)
I still have gamestop stock lol. I bought early enough that I haven't lost money and am up 24%. But I have diamond hands baby I am riding this till the end.
i think your biggest problem was the axis on the chart. it seems you were making decision on chart that has a candle per day even if you wanted to day trade so the candle should be somwhere between i guess 15min and 1 hour. you did'nt have all of the information necessary on display to make better decision. The indactor used wasn't also the best choice MACD is more for longer trend and not short term trading.
Was still fun to watch tho
Hello! I did originally use candle by 15 minute! But unfortunately my screen recording didn’t work when I initially filmed this, so I had to go back and film the charts later on in the day - I then forgot to adjust it to 15 min intervals for the screen recording which is why they’re day charts :) 100% appreciate the MACD advice though !!! Will keep that in mind moving forward, thank you so much! Have a lovely day ❤️
I just watched the video where you said this was your lowest watched video. That is sad. This is economics. i know it may not be super entertaining as a topic but you can make money out of this, this is the new way of commerce, of buying. But everyone is more interested in shallow entertainment. I hope this comment helps a little bit to help the algorithm because this is quality content. It matters. I loved it. Love from Argentina.
I've been wanting to invest in some stocks for a while now, but I just realized it's kinda expensive... I've yet to do any actual research on the topic though
It really can be. I would personally look into long-term investing in ETFs or a market index fund; they’re generally the safest way to invest because they’re diversified and spread risk 💗
Day trading is not something you do on a daily timeframe, use the 15 min if you want to get started.
Would love to see another trading video even if it’s just on things you learn to be able to do it successfully.
Woohoo thank you for this promo!!! My husband has been begging for this manscaper, but it was always out of my range for a single product. This promotion let me buy the whole kit for just a little more than the single manscaper!!
Is anyone else UwU to use all their stock market gains to buy photos of Ellbat's feet on the nft market? 🥺
Mr Police? Yes this comment right there. I think it's a War crime (& I love it)
uWu that's poggers
Woof that's ruff! 🤣
What are these comments people. You are better than this.
@@taetravels8502 you no uWu sweet feet nft my queen?
Oh Elbat. You just did a finance video. I'm looking forward to your "this is how much I made from my finance video" video
I like your style, are you a youtuber? Have you done this before? 😂
@@Ellbat Your comment is definitely getting me closer to becoming one 😂
So I'm at 16:16 and I think you ended at ... 1001.20$ I'm optimistic your upwards curve continued.
Edit: Okay, it's been only 44cents - but in the right direction. If my pension hedge fund made 0.044% profit each day - That's like 16% profit each year, which would have been amazing pre-Corona and outright insanely good in the now time - I don't know, I would guess they are doing some unsavory gambling with it because conservative, risk-aversion investment-funds don't do that much profit.
Also, interesting you did this video now, when you had been hanging out on r/stocks and r/wallstreetbets in January and February so much and did not make a video about it back then. ;-)
Many people comment that if you are good at reading charts, you will do well. That‘s actually not true. This semester in uni i have a course about behavioral finance. There are many biases that investors have and which make them act irrational. For example: These charts show price movements in the past. During 1 day the prices are more or less random. So you can‘t really tell if the price goes up or down by looking at the past movements. If you flip a coin and it shows 5times head in a row, the chance it will show head again the next time is still 50% (this bias is called gambler‘s fallacy)
When I tried out day trading I figured I'd play with a couple of coins and watch their lows, highs & trends, so when both were on a favorable trend (the one you're buying with upwards + the one you're converting into going downwards) I'd make the trade and eventually started investing higher values with the profits.
It's pretty simple too and its more exciting than watching the independent horses running :P
Another economic base movie that's pretty good with a cameo from Margo Robbie is the big short. She's not even a character in it.
The movie uses celebrities to explain some economical concepts. She was literally in a bubble bath playing what people think her public persona is.
my economics teacher made us watch this and then set a mock exam on it hahahaha
I've been day trading for two weeks now and I have been making half a dollar each day approx. with some exceptions, I started with 140 bucks and today I have 160, I am afraid of losing so I'm going slow I think
I haven't seen a comment about this yet, but you look BEAUTIFUL with red hair!
You’re so sweet thank you so much!!
I came here because of your other video saying that this wasn’t performing as well as you’d hoped. It’s super interesting and a fun take on a subject I ordinarily stay away from, and I’m glad you sent me here! Only for the sake of perspective and not to knock you or your content AT ALL because you bring me so much joy and I have a lot of respect for you and your work, my personal theory as to why this isn’t getting clicks is because you’ve cultivated a viewership that stays curious and enjoys learning, and the title gives the impression that your trades here were either sheer dumb luck (the title doesn’t let on that you have a strategy and *drumroll* charts) or, worst case, they lost you money, and your fan base doesn’t seem like the sadistic type to enjoy entertainment at your expense. I don’t mean to be a backseat driver, just wanted to share in case it makes you feel better
yes!! Exactly the same for me, didn't click initially because in the thumbnail El seemed uncomfortable.. and I know nothing about stocks so didn't want to feel as overwhelmed by it as she seemed to be... Would love to learn finance with her in a positive, simple and encouraging way :)
Way to go Even Steven! :) I just don't care about money enough in general to put in that amount of effort to make more. My job gives me funds and I then spend them and repeat til dead... no worries here ;) Too bad your 1st finance vid didn't get more views so U get more coins :(
A lot goes into day trading, I’m not surprised your portfolio didn’t do much. Day trading isn’t just a randomized daily game, you do it every day and are constantly researching and moving large amounts of money around. It does get less stressful, once you start making money you gain confidence in what you’re doing hahaha I bet you could try this again in the future ;)
I've been hearing about a certified medical machine that ionizes water or something and medical grade water. People say its better than normal water and has treated diseases. Do a video about it please.
I’m a day trader and I found this video very funny 😂 loved it
I have never seen The Wolf of Wall Street but I respect the comment about Ms Robbie
.44 cents is probably more than I would have made, LOL 😆. This was an awesome learning experience for you, me and others!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
I want a week or 1 month of "I traded stocks"
And you need to go wild with it! Pls and thank you ms santabat
I guess 998
Edit: you did amazing! You didn’t loose at all.
Years ago, someone I knew lost more money in a moment than I make in twenty years working full time. A few days later he was back to his normal self because, in his words, he only lost "playing" money, his real money was safe.
There are some people....
I absolutely love your voice and chaotic energy! ❤️
Thank you so much !!!
King I didn't even notice the dub and I listened to it three times trying to read the text
It is preposterous that the likes are 1/10 of the views (rn 17k views 1.7k likes). If you are reading this and haven’t liked - go do it. She literally had $1000 at steak 👍🏻
You’re the best ahahha
@@Ellbat thank you 🥺
I haven’t finished watching yet, but a lot of people miss the part where you need to pay taxes on anything you make and it’s so rarely addressed
I think a lot of people don't mention it because they're assuming that it's obvious. Unless you're under the tax-earning threshold or you're trading in a stocks and shares isa/stocks pension isa etc, you need to pay tax on money you earn :)
I used to be on this social media site that paid out in crypto. I made money off it, but besides not liking crypto, the reason I wanted out is something you've experienced here - it creates open loops in your brain. You can't help but constantly check the charts, and so you can't really do anything else, while you're not an active participant in this - just waiting. Feels crummy.
I tended to stick to crypto-pairs I was intimately familiar with, and usually made 3-10% on every session, but a session only came every 3-14 days, when I saw an opening/trend, but it was good to quit it.
Interesting! :) Btw, Leo wasn't a trader, he was a broker... Also, just one indicator like MACD is never enough! Sustainable Trading the Markets is an Art to be mastered over many years, definitely not for everyone! :)
Do crypto next
If you made that percentage compounded over a year (each day) you would make roughly 17.4% and if you invest $10,000 and it grows at 17.4% for 30 years it turns into $1,230,390.32
the anxiety in this video is palpable and i am now sure i am not smart enough to trade stocks
Same lmao
Day trading just isn't an effective way to make money. It's hard work and very risky. The best thing you can do is buy some high dividend yield ETFs and get paid each quarter for just having them, while they also rise in value. But it's passive income and not that exciting to make a video about
Next time - crypto trading. Much more exciting!
Definitely start out paper trading or trading very very small amounts that don't affect your life, win or lose, at first. Especially when putting any new strategy to the test. Make sure it's all successful for months before you scale up. Which is advice that most people don't take, and lose a great deal, because they feel like they're learning exciting things and getting better. Pride usually comes before the fall--there's a long learning curve
I very much hate it because I handle stress very poorly and it isn't good for my health, but also, I'm disabled and on a fixed income: this is my hope for getting certain surgeries among other things, so I work hard on it
Like your video, really. It's amusingly relaxing on some level
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! I definitely ignored this video for months and then saw your other video and decided to come here to boost your CPUs. I love this! I knew nothing about stock. Would you make another channel just for finance??
Hi ellbat)
I'm Polli and I'm from Ukraine. You know, my mental state isn't in the best shape right now, but your videos are so positive that it keeps me alive. Thank you so much for that and also for the support of my country💛💙
I’m so sorry you’re going through this. I’m sending all the love to you, your family and friends. I hope you’re ok ❤️
Up 12 pence! No matter what profit was made, I’ve learned something and if that is not the purpose of your videos, then I don’t know what their purpose is.
See you ending result at 17 minutes, at least even though you are an amateur at this; you aren’t that type of immature who does not care. To me if you were going to day trade call mom you must care how your stock develops. Some people make enough money that they don’t care, and there are some that make enough money that do care. He said though it is not a game, it feels like one; so you have to take it seriously. Tell me if I was today train, I would take it seriously; maybe treat it almost like a game that you want to win not lose. This is definitely a great video, and though you may not have made much at least you didn’t necessarily lose money. If I was doing this, it’s me the best results if anything is breaking even in the sense that I didn’t lose anything; while hoping that I may even in making something with me being strategic on what I buy.
"you are a nightmare to buy presents for" clearly you have never given an empty box to someone with balls 🤣
Thank you for trying this so I didn’t need to. Also I guessed fifty cents lmao so I feel I won
GameStop bets are still happening, where I am in the US. As majority of the shorts have not been covered. Those who lost money are those who sold instead of holding. I’ll be holding my stocks forever… as a gamer and a grudge holder against the hedgefunds. Diamond hands.
I know they’re still going on, but the short squeeze/GameStop phenomenon is generally considered to be over now. The price will likely remain at a medium level due to diamond hand holders (like yourself), but it’s unlikely to generate the same momentum again because of the amount of people who unfortunately got burned. I’ll never say never (you know what the stock market is like ahah), but it’s unlikely to reach the same level of hype as it did before. I’m with you on the hedge fund holder grudge tho ahha
The video was less "exciting" bc as you said, you are risk-averse which goes against every principle of day trading. It is great for your long term financial health, though. Tks for the video and happy holidays!
Risk management is better than any strategy you can have
honestly it's something I learnt through bad investments hahahaha
I'm just commenting to help ;p the stock market is like a black hole to me. ;)
I have some stocks, and I just left it alone. If I look at it I know I will go bonkers 🤪😂
I think I’m gonna do this moving forward agahah
Adception: when youtube shows an ad during an in-video ad 😂
That dub was so unnoticeable I didn’t even know until u pointed it out well done elena
Not boring at all. I will say that I spent a lot of the time clueless… I live in the US, so I was not sure what the equivalent to a pence or quid or any of that is. And stock lingo goes over my head anyway.
But overall, I am pleased you tried something new and didn’t fail (aka lose money)! Thanks for videoing all of that for us clueless folks!
so MACD isn't maccy ds?
Ayer let’s go! Happy 70th video!
Hey. At least you didn't lose money. That's great
Loved the video. Have a great day!
Thank you so much! You too!! X
What you really should do like the big financial channels tell you is basically just put your money into index funds and don't think about it, because you make a bunch of money without having to do anyhting
That's interesting, what are index funds? :)
@@peachdreams it's a fund that tracks a collection of stocks. instead of buying and tracking hundreds of stocks, you can just buy shares in the index, the theory is that the gains will be more than the losses as long as the market as a whole keeps growing over time, so it is good over the long term, if you ride out the periodic losses and panics.
It’s never a waste of time, your the best….
Thanks so much 💙
TFW a sponsor and a video are perfectly matched #balls
I tried so hard
I've learned what i know about wall street from Martha Stewart and Michel Douglas with Charlie Sheen and Nancy Polosi.So i could say Homie don't play that.
Loooool 💀
I love technical analysis since I ´ve had it as a subject at school. I'd definitely love to see more videos like this from you. Great job!
Your new hair makes you and your sister look like twins
My guess for the final result... 11ct
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Wow this video was extremely interesting! Trading stocks looks really fun🤔💛😊
Idk why you tube doesn't recommend your videos anymore
The algo is fickle ahhaha
I find this interesting. You were very transparent which I appreciate and shown a real example of trading stocks. You didn’t try to glamorise it. It was realistic and honest.
as a day trader if you want fast results buy stocks that are above 50% up that are valued less than $5 but more then $0.5. the buys highly influence the price so it’s constantly jumping 15% up or down. sell when it’s up them keep buying them over and over again. obviously this doesn’t guarantee returns so be careful
You did not try hard enough. haha!
You where taking about what your issue was at the end but your issue is that day trading doesn’t work because you are trying to predict the market which you can’t do. It might work for someone who is extremely knowledgeable about matters but not for anyone else.
Though you didn’t get the best in money based on the video of how much you made via RUclips, but I would love these.
my guess is a loss of a couple pence lol
Do binary options day trading on the foreign exchange market it’s way easier and you make way more money
I think you are now at 1,023. I just hope you made money and not lost money!
Ohhh.Y'all a red head now.Get'in down with your bad self.
What app or software did you use to trade?
Very interesting, thank you for making this video
Great video! Always entertaining and in this case learning something very interesting
Gotta watch'em all 👔
"look at this graphhh"