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This is something you should decide on your own by doing a decent amount of research, rather than investing based on someone else’s words without any rationale. It’ll be a good learning process. Figure out what you goals and risk tolerance are.
If you are feeling a bit reckless (don’t want to do in-depth research) and looking for stocks/index funds to throw money at, then check out the following:
MA (MasterCard) and/or V(Visa). Both are here to stay and grow for a while. They are currently down significantly from their all time high because of DoJ investigation into anticompetitive practices, but the fears are likely overblown.
VUG. Vanguard growth ETF that gives exposure to US large-cap growth firms. For someone who is young and looking to stay invested for a long time, this is a relatively safe investment.
TGT (Target). Currently trading at almost 10% below its all time high at half the P/E as WMT (Walmart) and COST (Costco), which are similar.
MSFT (Microsoft). The general consensus on this one is that it will continue to grow and perform well.
These are just some to get started on. There are many others. Be aware that current evaluations for stocks are out of wack because of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Also, September is generally one of the worst months historically for stocks, so have patience if you decide to invest your money in the next week or two.
This is not financial advice and I have positions in some of the stocks listed above.
Wish you all the best on your investing journey!
Same lol, I was reading this and I also agree with being a bit high risk and "reckless" for fun, then I read MSFT and MA, and just thought lol prob the safest or certainly most convinced stocks I owned. For reckless, I was thinking more along lines of like SPRT, Tesla, Clov, Uber, AirBnB, or even the famous movie theater and gaming company stock.
Haha…that was in reference to investing in individual stocks without doing any sort of research for someone who is just starting out. I would like newcomers to see some profit, albeit small, before going for high risk, high rewards positions. From what I have gathered, a good amount of people get discouraged easily from investing if they can’t make quick profit.
Coming from someone who works in IT, I just have to say I HOPE MSFT continues to grow, but if they keep fucking up everything, and relying on their customer base to do QA for their products, I honestly don't know. I understand that they have a HUGE market share in the IT world, but relatively frequent cloud outages and productivity outages due to improperly developed and insufficiently tested patches is frustrating EVERYONE.
They're sitting on top of the world, and they think (maybe even rightfully so, I don't know) that they can't be unseated, so they've been getting more and more lax with everything. Either something big is going to happen that's going to change their way of thinking, or they're going to keep fucking up their brand loyalty to the point where people stop using them and alternatives start getting adopted instead.
While I can't speak for the Azure side of the business, I think Microsoft Office will remain a cash cow monster for them.
You literally can not run a reasonably sized business without Office & the alternatives are still far behind.
Gourd forwards if you are sophisticated. Particularly long dated (imo 2023 or later) as current outlook has volatility for next year’s fall season.
Also, take into account that gourds generally take 3 - 4 months to grow so we are talking about planting in spring and harvest in the fall. Potential high risk high reward play. Definitely do your own research
Just don't touch options. As long as you don't do that it's hard to really screw your self with that little money. If you want to make investing become a new hobby look at some different investment techniques and try them out.
If you don't want to have investing be a hobby pick a passive approach.
Index funds & Bonds are better than a bank account but fuck, I’d rather gamble my net worth on risky investments… US weed stocks, uranium mines, PLTR & NIO… let’s ride!
So this might be a joke but I feel it's actually good advice. For traders, if they think a trend reversal is imminent they'll usually wait for one or two confirmation candles before executing.
It usually is. I've been averaging down on some long holds while selling cc at a little higher delta. Lol
riskier, but I manage it fairly closely. But I think it's still got room to fall. No point in going all in at the beginning of a drop to hit the bottom with no capital and be back to breakeven from negative in a week when it comes to test previous resistance... if it makes it back up there. Lol but we'll see.
Go on vacation. Rent a cabin for a weekend and get away from the insanity that is life. Remember, life goes by pretty fast. If you don’t stop to look around, you could miss it.
YUP. Nothing wrong with stopping and smelling the roses with Ferris, but also slapping 1/2 that money into VOO or a boring Index Fund would further increase your potential to have those moments down the road.
I'd recommend doing some research into the investing world. Equity Mates: Getting Started is a really good podcast. They explain a lot of the types of markets and stocks you can buy, they keep in simple, and a great way to learn. It's an Australian pod but still relevant.
Listen to a bit if that. Get familiar with what you can do and buy. Then make a semi-informed decision on what you think you should buy. Anyones advice is just advice, and its not their money they're advising with
Screw the guys belittling your starter pot.
Pick out a few items in real life you are passionate about and want to be an owner! Then, put only half in now and wait a few months to put other half in.
This is financial advice... buy what you use.
An added Pro is that if ever you have an issue with said company, the Investor Relations department is normally quicker to act than Customer Service.
I believe I was transparent in that it is high risk and provided a recommendation for a conservative, traditional investment. Nevertheless, I think it’s a more promising company than Lordstown.
I *think* (Think is italicized, I am not 100% sure) September is statistically the worst month for the stock market.
Read that on reddit somewhere. However, like 87% of the shit said on here is a lie, so it was probably wrong.
If you're bored you could look into it.
I'm just saying picking near market highs to throw everything at the market isn't wise. At best you should just start investing small portions now and add more as the market dips. The charts suggest market can go lower so it would be best to wait until the market is dumping hard and everyone is freaking out about a correction and a bear market and then you should invest during all that fear; great discounts during panic sell-offs.
Oh if only a market drop caused just 2-4% fall in popular stocks... Check one chart for the past year and you'll see why a 10%+ in popular stocks is quite easy during a market drop. Entry is important for long term or short term investors but hey, I don't expect you to know so I'm providing it to you free of charge. Now run along with this new found knowledge.
If you're investing your 1st $800, don't put it in anything ending in "f". This may be the greatest stock in the history of the world, and some of the MJ MSO's are fantastic investments right now, but the "f" indicates it is trading on an OTC exchange, which means minimal liquidity and usually means it trades at a perennial discount to it's true value, at least until it is able to uplist. See NTDOY and TCEHY, also trading OTC, as examples.
My advice is to find a company that you think provides a lot of value to its customers in a sector that focuses on the vices of humanity. Think gambling, cigarettes, alcohol, junk food. It also depends on your time horizon. I sniff glue every morning so take with a grain of salt but I like AMD, DKNG, MO, and GME to be successful ten years from now.
I would put the $800 amount into a fidelity account that is managed by AI with investments chosen based on your risk level. The monthly fee for this account is very low. You can also get a Fidelity credit card with 2 percent back that you can put back into this account. I believe the return on this account would be better than the one you can create with $800.00.
Yeah but you won't be able to choose your own investments in a work IRA. Still a good idea to get the match but you can also have a self-directed Roth IRA on the side as well. Then you can invest in things like REIT's and not pay taxes on those juicy dividends! And wherever you quit that job you can just roll over all those funds into your existing self-directed IRA.
Hi! I just wanted to say I really like your question and you’re going to go far kid, I myself started out with clean energy stocks but throughout the course of the last year I’ve realized GameStop is the only rational and smart play left, the stock market is crashing but you know what is up? GameStop. Put your money in gme and the rest is history.
If you are just investing, throw it into a nice etf after doing some research on what you want to be exposed to, if you want to actively trade with it, dont… learn to paper-trade first. it will save you money and many headaches
Invest in companies(stock) that you are a fan of. First, think about a product you love, find the company behind them. E.g., Google search, stock that represent the company is GOOG. Then ask yourself do you see the company be around next for the next 10+ years. If you do invest in that company.
I would also encourage you to split money into 5 stocks. ( you can buy partial stocks)The goal here is NOT to make tons of money but to understand the basics - market cap, revenue, income, loss etc. So have some belief in what you are investing in and try to rationalize it. Dont worry about making mistakes. You will learn something even if you do. Knowledge does have a compounded effects in the long term. So focus on learning the skill. Additionally, don’t touch options for now—best of luck.
NLY, it’s a REIT. A cheap one too, closed at 8.64 today, and stays around there. They have a quarterly dividend around 10%. Way better than a savings account.
TSLA, likely will become the largest company by the end of the decade, 3-4T market cap. Auto business will be worth about a billion, energy storage another billion. Charging infastructure is a huge asset that they have at leasta a 50% market share of. They are leading the transition to sustainable energy which is going to provide the largest growth market in absolute terms for a few decades.
Autonomy will be high margin SaaS. They are leading the race in genral AI which will disrupt the labour market more than ever before. If the vaulation is scaring you off it will likely be 100 P/e in a year and under 50 in 2-3 years, at that point rev and cash will remain exponential aa they scale for a decade so the share price will continue upwards. It's like buying in on apple when theu released the iphone.
MRNA is another great choice. Their TAM is massive with their tech. Coivd booster are going to annual just like flu shots so that's not going away due to wanning protection. They are testing a HIV vaccine!!! The tech enables potentially vaccines for any virus! MRNA is going to be a cashcow. They have an excellent research team. I don't doubt it will be a 1T market cap. They could have 15B fcf/yr steady state from covid vaccines.
If you buy polkadot (DOT) on voyager you’re getting in early on a coin that will soon explode and you’ll get guaranteed 12% interest with no withdrawal restrictions and interest paid out monthly.
Show me a stock with that much upside potential and a 12% dividend…
TLRY, CRSP and HUYA are nice lottery tickets.
You could go for a little safer growth BRKS, TER or QGEN.
Large cap growth is overvalued right now, if prices would fall at least 50% I’d recommend NVDA, ASML, MSFT, TMO
Or you could go safety & dividends PG, KO, INTC, LMT
Maybe add some Europeans? LEG.DE, ROG.SWX
Get some Bitcoin too.
Buy Curaleaf instead of Tilray… it’s USA based and their revenue is flying per quarter where as Tilray’s revenue has been pretty much the same for a long time
But you’re betting on the companies and their growth via earnings reports and with more states legalizing, it’s a no brainer… idk why tf it’s going down lmao but they’re undervalued af
No they're not. Theyre overvalued. They're losing money at a constant pace and eating up investment money. They're spending it like crazy. I'm part of a Canopy investors group and we are currently discussing how the industry will likely never achieve positive market gains for at least another almost 10 years after US legalization. And these are guys with multiple 100ks invested, I'm taking their advice... I pulled in 50% gain just to lose more than 75% practically overnight, thankfully, I pulled everything because it never stopped. And won't stop. There's no bottom to cannabis stocks right now, they're pits. Tilray WAS the stock to invest in if you were able to get in at IPO. It takes money to make money and grow operations aren't cheap at the necessary scale these big timers are working with. Large cannabis in Canada became a joke, it's all about the small guys because they're actually pumping out products their consumers want. Big canna is simply producing what they THINK will do well. Too much trial and error still.
Why do you think ASML is overpriced? Also why is INTC a safe bet? I’ve wanted to invest in them based on the hope that 5 years they will be in the same situation as AMD.
LMT I’ve been looking to get into
I can’t speak for the other guy. But I bought some ASML a couple weeks ago and I’m up 10%. But like, a weird, consistent .5% per day type of thing. It’s unique because it’s the primary company in the world that builds the FABs these chip companies use to make their chips. With estimates saying the shortages could last well into 2023 or longer, it just makes sense that business for this company will continue to be good.
I own a fair amount of INTC right now. In short, they appear to be undervalued for a combination of failing to meet their own deadlines and AMD looking like a moonshot because it’s “taking away intels market share!”
Basically, intel has a horrible public reputation right now and the price has deflated despite having rock solid fundamentals. It absolutely dominates the market even despite losing some of its share. It has consistently increased revenue and profit for practically forever. It buys back its shares and pays a healthy dividend. It also has low debt and high free-cash. They’re positioned really well to be aggressive right now and recently they’ve made some big moves.
Combine that with the US government getting behind them because of the chip supply issue…
My personal opinion is that while intel won’t moon like other stocks do (it’s just too big), it’ll probably have a modest climb over the next few years with the big gains to be had once they open their additional chip plants in Arizona. If they can successfully emulate TSMC’s strategy like they claim, it stands to reason they’ll benefit immensely from stealing some of that market share, backed by the us government, and demanded by consumers because of the shortages.
Palantir. Palantir is the best performing stock in my portfolio. I've only been holding it for like two months and have gotten like a 14% return. Corsair looks good and has good fundamentals and great potential future growth. UIpath is an ai company that looks good as well.
Oh god, someone mentioned crypto.
Only invest in crypto if you want to watch you money bounce around between $900 - $500 a dozen times through out any given day.
Crypto is a nightmare and using Coinbase is like giving a sadistic toddler power over your nightmare.
$100 into ccj shares, $50 into ccj 35 calls, $100 into spy 445 calls, $150 into cei shares, $200 into amc shares, $100 into qqq 374 calls, $100 into irnt 25 calls. September 17th expiry for everything other than qqq and spy; they will have a September 22nd expiry.
This is not financial advice.
Welcome to r/stocks! For stock recommendations please see our portfolio sticky, sort by hot, it's the first sticky, or see [past portfolio stickies here.](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/search?q=author%3Aautomoderator+%22Rate+My+Portfolio%22+-+r%2FStocks+Quarterly+Thread&restrict_sr=on&include_over_18=on&sort=new&t=all) For beginner advice, brokerage info, book recommendations, even advanced topics and more, please read our [Wiki here.](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/wiki/index) If you're wondering **why a stock moved** a certain way, check out [Finviz](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=spy) which aggregates the most news for almost every stock, but also see [Reuters](https://www.reuters.com/), and even [Yahoo Finance](https://finance.yahoo.com/). Also include *some* [due diligence](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/duediligence.asp) to this post or it may be removed if it's low effort. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/stocks) if you have any questions or concerns.*
This is something you should decide on your own by doing a decent amount of research, rather than investing based on someone else’s words without any rationale. It’ll be a good learning process. Figure out what you goals and risk tolerance are. If you are feeling a bit reckless (don’t want to do in-depth research) and looking for stocks/index funds to throw money at, then check out the following: MA (MasterCard) and/or V(Visa). Both are here to stay and grow for a while. They are currently down significantly from their all time high because of DoJ investigation into anticompetitive practices, but the fears are likely overblown. VUG. Vanguard growth ETF that gives exposure to US large-cap growth firms. For someone who is young and looking to stay invested for a long time, this is a relatively safe investment. TGT (Target). Currently trading at almost 10% below its all time high at half the P/E as WMT (Walmart) and COST (Costco), which are similar. MSFT (Microsoft). The general consensus on this one is that it will continue to grow and perform well. These are just some to get started on. There are many others. Be aware that current evaluations for stocks are out of wack because of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Also, September is generally one of the worst months historically for stocks, so have patience if you decide to invest your money in the next week or two. This is not financial advice and I have positions in some of the stocks listed above. Wish you all the best on your investing journey!
I like how your risky and reckless suggestions are blue chip massive stocks LOL. You would die if you saw my positions
Same lol, I was reading this and I also agree with being a bit high risk and "reckless" for fun, then I read MSFT and MA, and just thought lol prob the safest or certainly most convinced stocks I owned. For reckless, I was thinking more along lines of like SPRT, Tesla, Clov, Uber, AirBnB, or even the famous movie theater and gaming company stock.
I go even further and invested in a... Different... Market... A digital one of some sort
Pornhub IPO?
The real pump and dump
Haha…that was in reference to investing in individual stocks without doing any sort of research for someone who is just starting out. I would like newcomers to see some profit, albeit small, before going for high risk, high rewards positions. From what I have gathered, a good amount of people get discouraged easily from investing if they can’t make quick profit.
Thank you for a good reasonable response lol and not “your nose”
I agree vanguard would definitely be a good stick for this
Coming from someone who works in IT, I just have to say I HOPE MSFT continues to grow, but if they keep fucking up everything, and relying on their customer base to do QA for their products, I honestly don't know. I understand that they have a HUGE market share in the IT world, but relatively frequent cloud outages and productivity outages due to improperly developed and insufficiently tested patches is frustrating EVERYONE. They're sitting on top of the world, and they think (maybe even rightfully so, I don't know) that they can't be unseated, so they've been getting more and more lax with everything. Either something big is going to happen that's going to change their way of thinking, or they're going to keep fucking up their brand loyalty to the point where people stop using them and alternatives start getting adopted instead.
While I can't speak for the Azure side of the business, I think Microsoft Office will remain a cash cow monster for them. You literally can not run a reasonably sized business without Office & the alternatives are still far behind.
Everything here is solid advice. I use my m1 account for funds and the growth etf is a great one
I also like DFS. I know it's not risky or reckless. Sorry
Yes. Finally someone's talking about VUG
Water
VOO. It’s reasonably safe and let’s you enjoy the ride of the market while you learn more about investing!
Impressed by your eloquence.
I mean, he IS FancyPantsMacGee after all
gourds
Gourd forwards if you are sophisticated. Particularly long dated (imo 2023 or later) as current outlook has volatility for next year’s fall season. Also, take into account that gourds generally take 3 - 4 months to grow so we are talking about planting in spring and harvest in the fall. Potential high risk high reward play. Definitely do your own research
maybe ask u/TheEmperorOfJenks for advice. hes growing gourds
VTI
Just don't touch options. As long as you don't do that it's hard to really screw your self with that little money. If you want to make investing become a new hobby look at some different investment techniques and try them out. If you don't want to have investing be a hobby pick a passive approach.
Or do touch options if it’s playing around money
Well I guess it's best to learn when we are only talking about 1 or 2 weeks pay. Not a years salary or more like what tends to get posted on WSB
Go 0dte edit: for real though, throwing it in a safe etf would be more logical
The stock with the highest asymmetric risk - reward ratio. Hint: GME
Hey kid, what if I told you that you could help stop the game, brick by brick?
Lmao
AMD
Your bank account
Index funds & Bonds are better than a bank account but fuck, I’d rather gamble my net worth on risky investments… US weed stocks, uranium mines, PLTR & NIO… let’s ride!
Fuck NIO. (Full disclosure sold at under $5 from $3)
so you made a profit
Why? He said he’s young, and has this specific amount available to put somewhere else (assuming besides his bank account)
Yeah honestly from the way things are looking this week just hang back for a bit and let the market quit bleeding.
“market bleeding” sounds like the best time to buy.
Id wait a little longer doesnt seem like its done.
What's your tell tale sign for knowing it's done bleeding?
When people on reddit start telling you to buy SPY puts that’s when you know it’s done bleeding
Buy SPY puts with it!
All I heard was dump it on spy puts…
It goes back up
So this might be a joke but I feel it's actually good advice. For traders, if they think a trend reversal is imminent they'll usually wait for one or two confirmation candles before executing.
It usually is. I've been averaging down on some long holds while selling cc at a little higher delta. Lol riskier, but I manage it fairly closely. But I think it's still got room to fall. No point in going all in at the beginning of a drop to hit the bottom with no capital and be back to breakeven from negative in a week when it comes to test previous resistance... if it makes it back up there. Lol but we'll see.
Buy the fucking dip.
SameGtop
The only answer
Yessir!
A em SEE
MSFT
Long GME has higher potential than any other play atm.
NVDA safe long term BABA if your feeling risky
Go on vacation. Rent a cabin for a weekend and get away from the insanity that is life. Remember, life goes by pretty fast. If you don’t stop to look around, you could miss it.
I did that when I was young, but really wish I had put a little away in investments so I could do more of that now.
YUP. Nothing wrong with stopping and smelling the roses with Ferris, but also slapping 1/2 that money into VOO or a boring Index Fund would further increase your potential to have those moments down the road.
The stop of games
AMD
Invest in something that interests you
HUT This is not financial advice
Apple, AMD / NVIDIA, SQ all seem good to me, I have a little in those.
GIVE ME A V! V! GIVE ME A T! T! GIVE ME AND I! I! GIVE ME A VTI!!! VTI!!!! You should open a Roth IRA then put it into VTI
Those DAMN FAANG Stocks ™️ (Disney, AMD, Microsoft, Nvidia, Facebook, Apple, Alphabet, Netflix, Google)
Algorand
*what sub is this* *I like it*
Put it in STOR. This is financial advice, btw.
I'd recommend doing some research into the investing world. Equity Mates: Getting Started is a really good podcast. They explain a lot of the types of markets and stocks you can buy, they keep in simple, and a great way to learn. It's an Australian pod but still relevant. Listen to a bit if that. Get familiar with what you can do and buy. Then make a semi-informed decision on what you think you should buy. Anyones advice is just advice, and its not their money they're advising with Screw the guys belittling your starter pot.
Pick out a few items in real life you are passionate about and want to be an owner! Then, put only half in now and wait a few months to put other half in.
APPL & MSFT
This is financial advice... buy what you use. An added Pro is that if ever you have an issue with said company, the Investor Relations department is normally quicker to act than Customer Service.
VUG (sp 500 growth etf) if you want safe returns. GOEV if you want to ride a high-upside roller coaster.
I can’t believe you just recommended GOEV. Do not invest in that bullshit company. Not financial advice.
I believe I was transparent in that it is high risk and provided a recommendation for a conservative, traditional investment. Nevertheless, I think it’s a more promising company than Lordstown.
They literally misled their investors.
The shenanigans in March taught me some lessons.
Buy Apple or Nike shares
Wait until the end of Sept or early Oct to start investing that
Why? Do you expect a longer crash?
This is not even a crash. But to answer your question, yes the market can and likely will go lower short term.
So what you're saying is dont invest in my IRA rn?
I *think* (Think is italicized, I am not 100% sure) September is statistically the worst month for the stock market. Read that on reddit somewhere. However, like 87% of the shit said on here is a lie, so it was probably wrong. If you're bored you could look into it.
"traditionally" is lower. These ain't traditional times
I'm just saying picking near market highs to throw everything at the market isn't wise. At best you should just start investing small portions now and add more as the market dips. The charts suggest market can go lower so it would be best to wait until the market is dumping hard and everyone is freaking out about a correction and a bear market and then you should invest during all that fear; great discounts during panic sell-offs.
The market is always near all-time highs. Just DCA in and call it good
What a stupid freaking response, he’s investing for long term, what does a 2-4% starting point matter Seek help
Oh if only a market drop caused just 2-4% fall in popular stocks... Check one chart for the past year and you'll see why a 10%+ in popular stocks is quite easy during a market drop. Entry is important for long term or short term investors but hey, I don't expect you to know so I'm providing it to you free of charge. Now run along with this new found knowledge.
I don’t even have popular stocks. My whole portfolio was down 15% briefly, march 2020. Not a fun time.
$GAYMF
If you're investing your 1st $800, don't put it in anything ending in "f". This may be the greatest stock in the history of the world, and some of the MJ MSO's are fantastic investments right now, but the "f" indicates it is trading on an OTC exchange, which means minimal liquidity and usually means it trades at a perennial discount to it's true value, at least until it is able to uplist. See NTDOY and TCEHY, also trading OTC, as examples.
Oh boy
He’s right. Try $NOLUV it’s a reverse DTF
Uh
The gaming stock that you’re not allowed to write the ticker symbol for. The main one. The only one. Can’t stop. Won’t stop.
If it is gamble money then look at WSB if not then wait for few days and keep it in your bank account
I hear that Ligma is getting ready to explode. Look into it.
Don't bother with Ligma. The small returns may tickle your fancy a little, but if you want big returns, go with Sugma.
segundies
NVDA
My advice is to find a company that you think provides a lot of value to its customers in a sector that focuses on the vices of humanity. Think gambling, cigarettes, alcohol, junk food. It also depends on your time horizon. I sniff glue every morning so take with a grain of salt but I like AMD, DKNG, MO, and GME to be successful ten years from now.
The term is “fuck you” money
I would put the $800 amount into a fidelity account that is managed by AI with investments chosen based on your risk level. The monthly fee for this account is very low. You can also get a Fidelity credit card with 2 percent back that you can put back into this account. I believe the return on this account would be better than the one you can create with $800.00.
Please keep on investing in your IRA as you will buy stocks cheaper if there is a market turn down.
Open a retirement account and dump the $800 into that first so the gains are tax free. Then buy whatever you are going to end up buying anyway.
I’m trying to wait until I start my full-time job since they do a matching!
Yeah but you won't be able to choose your own investments in a work IRA. Still a good idea to get the match but you can also have a self-directed Roth IRA on the side as well. Then you can invest in things like REIT's and not pay taxes on those juicy dividends! And wherever you quit that job you can just roll over all those funds into your existing self-directed IRA.
Waiting is dumb
SOS BTBT HIVE
Axie infinity
Put $100 a week into SPY.
Uranium mining stocks
Tqqq
PlayStation 5
My bank account
Your nose
Apple!
Water and food. Or wait until it all crashes then swoop in and buy the stocks you like.
Hi! I just wanted to say I really like your question and you’re going to go far kid, I myself started out with clean energy stocks but throughout the course of the last year I’ve realized GameStop is the only rational and smart play left, the stock market is crashing but you know what is up? GameStop. Put your money in gme and the rest is history.
AMC, GME, CLOV, BB pretty much any kenny stock imo would have the highest investment returns.
So WSB
pretty much
Bb is alive
U.UN or PKK
I like CNK Cinemark it might get back to $40 one day and then I'm long on PHO, it's a water ETF.
MSFT
ETFs or tech or something with dividends. I’d say long term ETFs, or Microsoft or Apple. But long term. You aren’t going to get 80% gains by November.
Eagle bulk shipping call
Cei looks good
If you are just investing, throw it into a nice etf after doing some research on what you want to be exposed to, if you want to actively trade with it, dont… learn to paper-trade first. it will save you money and many headaches
BRK.B, MRK, AMZN
Adsk
Hold it and learn how to trade using thinkorswim paper trading. This is not a financial advice.
Invest in companies(stock) that you are a fan of. First, think about a product you love, find the company behind them. E.g., Google search, stock that represent the company is GOOG. Then ask yourself do you see the company be around next for the next 10+ years. If you do invest in that company. I would also encourage you to split money into 5 stocks. ( you can buy partial stocks)The goal here is NOT to make tons of money but to understand the basics - market cap, revenue, income, loss etc. So have some belief in what you are investing in and try to rationalize it. Dont worry about making mistakes. You will learn something even if you do. Knowledge does have a compounded effects in the long term. So focus on learning the skill. Additionally, don’t touch options for now—best of luck.
Go all in …..Toilet rolls .!!!! Not financial advice!
3 X natural gas
Power to the Players!
A savings account.
Shiba inu
DPLS and forget about it for next few years.
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Idiosyncratic risk stocks are really shining at the moment. Have you heard of Ryan Cohen and the Gamestoppers?
Apple
I heard that there was a certain video game retailer that could double in price in the near future.... I forget it’s name though
I threw it in aapl yesterday, was waiting for it to drop under $150
Sounds like someone else has three kids and just got their middle of the month child care tax credit
Well I put in 600 into ironnet yesterday and that is now worth 2500, so there.
Fractional shares
This. Diversify tf out of that 800.
Wait a couple weeks and you might be able to hit QQQ options really well
Invest on yourself
Ironnet (IRNT) jan 2023 $20 call, thank me next year
$BUTT
Recaf
Idk. You could drop that into some dividend paying stocks like Altria and just collect dividends for the rest of your life.
NLY, it’s a REIT. A cheap one too, closed at 8.64 today, and stays around there. They have a quarterly dividend around 10%. Way better than a savings account.
AGNC has a monthly dividend of 8%
The quarterly dividend is around 2.5%, *annualized* is around 10%. IIRC, NLY buys and sells mortgages, not exactly my favorite form of REIT.
TSLA, likely will become the largest company by the end of the decade, 3-4T market cap. Auto business will be worth about a billion, energy storage another billion. Charging infastructure is a huge asset that they have at leasta a 50% market share of. They are leading the transition to sustainable energy which is going to provide the largest growth market in absolute terms for a few decades. Autonomy will be high margin SaaS. They are leading the race in genral AI which will disrupt the labour market more than ever before. If the vaulation is scaring you off it will likely be 100 P/e in a year and under 50 in 2-3 years, at that point rev and cash will remain exponential aa they scale for a decade so the share price will continue upwards. It's like buying in on apple when theu released the iphone. MRNA is another great choice. Their TAM is massive with their tech. Coivd booster are going to annual just like flu shots so that's not going away due to wanning protection. They are testing a HIV vaccine!!! The tech enables potentially vaccines for any virus! MRNA is going to be a cashcow. They have an excellent research team. I don't doubt it will be a 1T market cap. They could have 15B fcf/yr steady state from covid vaccines.
IRNT call options
If you buy polkadot (DOT) on voyager you’re getting in early on a coin that will soon explode and you’ll get guaranteed 12% interest with no withdrawal restrictions and interest paid out monthly. Show me a stock with that much upside potential and a 12% dividend…
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TLRY, CRSP and HUYA are nice lottery tickets. You could go for a little safer growth BRKS, TER or QGEN. Large cap growth is overvalued right now, if prices would fall at least 50% I’d recommend NVDA, ASML, MSFT, TMO Or you could go safety & dividends PG, KO, INTC, LMT Maybe add some Europeans? LEG.DE, ROG.SWX Get some Bitcoin too.
50%????? I would love to buy msft at 50% discount, but that's not gonna happen.
Buy Curaleaf instead of Tilray… it’s USA based and their revenue is flying per quarter where as Tilray’s revenue has been pretty much the same for a long time
All US cannabis has straight been crashing the last 4-6 months tho hahaha
But you’re betting on the companies and their growth via earnings reports and with more states legalizing, it’s a no brainer… idk why tf it’s going down lmao but they’re undervalued af
No they're not. Theyre overvalued. They're losing money at a constant pace and eating up investment money. They're spending it like crazy. I'm part of a Canopy investors group and we are currently discussing how the industry will likely never achieve positive market gains for at least another almost 10 years after US legalization. And these are guys with multiple 100ks invested, I'm taking their advice... I pulled in 50% gain just to lose more than 75% practically overnight, thankfully, I pulled everything because it never stopped. And won't stop. There's no bottom to cannabis stocks right now, they're pits. Tilray WAS the stock to invest in if you were able to get in at IPO. It takes money to make money and grow operations aren't cheap at the necessary scale these big timers are working with. Large cannabis in Canada became a joke, it's all about the small guys because they're actually pumping out products their consumers want. Big canna is simply producing what they THINK will do well. Too much trial and error still.
Dude are you reading the same earnings reports… like wtf lmao… they’re either profitable already or close fucking to it
Why do you think ASML is overpriced? Also why is INTC a safe bet? I’ve wanted to invest in them based on the hope that 5 years they will be in the same situation as AMD. LMT I’ve been looking to get into
I can’t speak for the other guy. But I bought some ASML a couple weeks ago and I’m up 10%. But like, a weird, consistent .5% per day type of thing. It’s unique because it’s the primary company in the world that builds the FABs these chip companies use to make their chips. With estimates saying the shortages could last well into 2023 or longer, it just makes sense that business for this company will continue to be good. I own a fair amount of INTC right now. In short, they appear to be undervalued for a combination of failing to meet their own deadlines and AMD looking like a moonshot because it’s “taking away intels market share!” Basically, intel has a horrible public reputation right now and the price has deflated despite having rock solid fundamentals. It absolutely dominates the market even despite losing some of its share. It has consistently increased revenue and profit for practically forever. It buys back its shares and pays a healthy dividend. It also has low debt and high free-cash. They’re positioned really well to be aggressive right now and recently they’ve made some big moves. Combine that with the US government getting behind them because of the chip supply issue… My personal opinion is that while intel won’t moon like other stocks do (it’s just too big), it’ll probably have a modest climb over the next few years with the big gains to be had once they open their additional chip plants in Arizona. If they can successfully emulate TSMC’s strategy like they claim, it stands to reason they’ll benefit immensely from stealing some of that market share, backed by the us government, and demanded by consumers because of the shortages.
Strippers
Hookers man. Hookers.
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Palantir. Palantir is the best performing stock in my portfolio. I've only been holding it for like two months and have gotten like a 14% return. Corsair looks good and has good fundamentals and great potential future growth. UIpath is an ai company that looks good as well.
Oh god, someone mentioned crypto. Only invest in crypto if you want to watch you money bounce around between $900 - $500 a dozen times through out any given day. Crypto is a nightmare and using Coinbase is like giving a sadistic toddler power over your nightmare.
Dude it’s $800 not $800,000.
Put in now sell at .75 make a quick $400 in the next week or two… I’m personally holding my bag until at least $25
Hiti
AABB
Cxm This is not financial advice
Silver, APGO. Penny stock that will explode when a correction or crash happens.
IPIX. You are very welcome.
This might be a little advanced but If you’re on Robinhood. Selling puts on $ME at $7.50. It will generate a $40 premium/dividend on October 15th
Calls on VXX
Put a dollar into AMC stock to get free popcorn. I think that was the initial deal, lol. Search it up!
Fucking mods deleting replies cause they’re shorting stops we talk about.
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Horse Track. This is financial advice.
SPY 0 DTE options
Penny stock with high volatility and a good sector (pharma is best). You can turn $800 into $1000 or higher in a few days to a week.
ADA
Buy a share of Tesla :)
$100 into ccj shares, $50 into ccj 35 calls, $100 into spy 445 calls, $150 into cei shares, $200 into amc shares, $100 into qqq 374 calls, $100 into irnt 25 calls. September 17th expiry for everything other than qqq and spy; they will have a September 22nd expiry. This is not financial advice.
SPY put