How you could have lost $1.3 trillion by mis-tradi
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Posted On: 01/05/2022 7:50:35 AM
How you could have lost $1.3 trillion by mis-trading the S&P 500 in 2021
https://qz.com/2108874/the-maximum-amount-of-...source=YPL
Ok, the article was really how you could have turned $1K into $1.3 trillion, but not that easy, eh? You have to have 'perfect' timing and a lot of time.
But yet on social media you see real geniuses on almost every stock say they bought at the bottom and sold at the top whether it was that same day, week, month, etc. Or sold at the top and covered at the bottom. It's only after about 300 posts later you realize all that bragging, they banked $50 minus trading fees. That is another reason why it's smart not to get your investment advice off a messageboard.
In other news, saw this today...
UBS cut salesforce.com, inc. CRM +0.03% price target from $315 to $265. salesforce.com shares fell 2.3% to $242.50 in pre-market trading
That's quite a haircut. Looks like it's over 15% overnight
A number of other stocks like Adobe were cut too.
Could it be Rory right in the video blog when he talked about tech sell off?
Is it possible some 'investors' don't know how to use google to verify and do their own DD?
And if so, do they only get their investment advice off a iLie?
https://www.benzinga.com/markets/penny-stocks...-wednesday
It's pretty easy to do DD. Just google tech sell off and put in a 1 month range
https://www.google.com/search?q=tech+selloff&...A&tbm=
Sell-off in risky tech stocks feels a lot like the 2000 bubble and may not be over yet
Published Dec 6 20214:07 PM EST
Got to be a Pro to read this one, but there are 'plenty' of others.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/06/sell-off-in-r...r-yet.html
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https://qz.com/2108874/the-maximum-amount-of-...source=YPL
Ok, the article was really how you could have turned $1K into $1.3 trillion, but not that easy, eh? You have to have 'perfect' timing and a lot of time.
But yet on social media you see real geniuses on almost every stock say they bought at the bottom and sold at the top whether it was that same day, week, month, etc. Or sold at the top and covered at the bottom. It's only after about 300 posts later you realize all that bragging, they banked $50 minus trading fees. That is another reason why it's smart not to get your investment advice off a messageboard.
In other news, saw this today...
UBS cut salesforce.com, inc. CRM +0.03% price target from $315 to $265. salesforce.com shares fell 2.3% to $242.50 in pre-market trading
That's quite a haircut. Looks like it's over 15% overnight
A number of other stocks like Adobe were cut too.
Could it be Rory right in the video blog when he talked about tech sell off?
Is it possible some 'investors' don't know how to use google to verify and do their own DD?
And if so, do they only get their investment advice off a iLie?
https://www.benzinga.com/markets/penny-stocks...-wednesday
It's pretty easy to do DD. Just google tech sell off and put in a 1 month range
https://www.google.com/search?q=tech+selloff&...A&tbm=
Sell-off in risky tech stocks feels a lot like the 2000 bubble and may not be over yet
Published Dec 6 20214:07 PM EST
Got to be a Pro to read this one, but there are 'plenty' of others.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/06/sell-off-in-r...r-yet.html
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