who is investing in stocks?

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

wondering if anyone here is investing in stocks?

[Spunky]

Next, you'll want what stocks

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by Spunky

Next, you'll want what stocks

i invested in indian stocks but i mostly lost money.
so i wanted to know is investing in penny stocks is always loosing money or is there a way to select right penny stocks.

[Dead]

Originally Posted by CustomBusinessSoftware

i invested in indian stocks but i mostly lost money.
so i wanted to know is investing in penny stocks is always loosing money or is there a way to select right penny stocks.

[CaptainHowdy]

I'm investing on my nervous system . . .

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by Dead

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[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy

I'm investing on my nervous system . . .

sounds like good investment.

[Sly]

Originally Posted by CustomBusinessSoftware

i invested in indian stocks but i mostly lost money.
so i wanted to know is investing in penny stocks is always loosing money or is there a way to select right penny stocks.

Forget random penny stocks and stick with index funds. The history is well proven and they are quite "safe."

I like SPY related products. I also have a portfolio of dividend stocks based on an idea I had, but realistically SPY performs better than my dividend portfolio and it's got the history to back it up.

Overall, your business will always give you the best returns (assuming you are at least halfway decent at it,) but it's a good idea to peel off a little bit of that money and stick in outside investments (like stocks, real estate, whatever) for a little diversification. Though again, focus on your own business... that's where the real returns are.

[mainstreammix]

SHOP

Stick to that, get rich.

[Tasty1]

Originally Posted by CustomBusinessSoftware

i invested in indian stocks but i mostly lost money.
so i wanted to know is investing in penny stocks is always loosing money or is there a way to select right penny stocks.

Rolls Royce was a penny stock 1,5 year ago. Became the best stock to invest in,
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/afte...ck-still-a-buy

I think Brazilian and Mexican stockmarket could be interesting. Europe is a mess.

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by Sly

Forget random penny stocks and stick with index funds. The history is well proven and they are quite "safe."

I like SPY related products. I also have a portfolio of dividend stocks based on an idea I had, but realistically SPY performs better than my dividend portfolio and it's got the history to back it up.

Overall, your business will always give you the best returns (assuming you are at least halfway decent at it,) but it's a good idea to peel off a little bit of that money and stick in outside investments (like stocks, real estate, whatever) for a little diversification. Though again, focus on your own business... that's where the real returns are.

thank you for your kind advice!!
i am in india and thinking of TATA Motors
minimum how long investment period you suggest?
and yes i feel doing business i best but it has ups and downs and i am looking for some passive income.

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by Tasty1

Rolls Royce was a penny stock 1,5 year ago. Became the best stock to invest in,
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/afte...ck-still-a-buy

I think Brazilian and Mexican stockmarket could be interesting. Europe is a mess.

can you suggest any indian stocks for now?

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by mainstreammix

SHOP

Stick to that, get rich.

yes but there are ups and downs

[The Porn Nerd]

Anyone who spells 'losing' as 'loosing' is not smart enough to invest in stocks.
Try Bitcoin instead. It's perfect for you.

Originally Posted by Sly

Forget random penny stocks and stick with index funds. The history is well proven and they are quite "safe."

I like SPY related products. I also have a portfolio of dividend stocks based on an idea I had, but realistically SPY performs better than my dividend portfolio and it's got the history to back it up.

Overall, your business will always give you the best returns (assuming you are at least halfway decent at it,) but it's a good idea to peel off a little bit of that money and stick in outside investments (like stocks, real estate, whatever) for a little diversification. Though again, focus on your own business... that's where the real returns are.

Words of wisdom.

[CurrentlySober]

i cunt a4d2 invest in stocks...

[Huggles]

I have no money to invest with but I knew this was going to be a really good buy after Oct 7th and with Ukraine still raging...

[Sly]

Originally Posted by CustomBusinessSoftware

thank you for your kind advice!!
i am in india and thinking of TATA Motors
minimum how long investment period you suggest?
and yes i feel doing business i best but it has ups and downs and i am looking for some passive income.

I don't trade, I buy stocks in companies that I think have a good long-term outlook. Buy-and-hold good companies.

Here is a really good example actually that I was just looking at. Several years ago a buddy of mine was really into AMD, talking about them all the time. I figured okay, I'll grab some shares just for the hell of it. They hovered around $90 for quite some time. In fact, I considered selling them on numerous occasions because it was so flat, but I held onto them because I also knew that a few year window was not a fair judgment.

Right now it's $180, so it's doubled up. Once upon a time I had Nvidia at around $60. Whoops.

Focus on your business, take a small amount of excess cash and put into a long-term investment that you believe in. That's the closest thing to passive income you're going to find. Passive income doesn't really exist, all income takes some level of work or thought, but this is pretty close.

[mainstreammix]

Originally Posted by Sly

I don't trade, I buy stocks in companies that I think have a good long-term outlook. Buy-and-hold good companies.

Here is a really good example actually that I was just looking at. Several years ago a buddy of mine was really into AMD, talking about them all the time. I figured okay, I'll grab some shares just for the hell of it. They hovered around $90 for quite some time. In fact, I considered selling them on numerous occasions because it was so flat, but I held onto them because I also knew that a few year window was not a fair judgment.

Right now it's $180, so it's doubled up. Once upon a time I had Nvidia at around $60. Whoops.

Focus on your business, take a small amount of excess cash and put into a long-term investment that you believe in. That's the closest thing to passive income you're going to find. Passive income doesn't really exist, all income takes some level of work or thought, but this is pretty close.

I bought SHOP in 2017 because it was the easiest way to throw an ecommerce site up and it was going to leave WordPress in the dust.

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[adultbizwork]

Just buy SP500 and forget about it for 20 years.

SP500 has been doing 10% per year for the last 100 years. Imagine compounding that.

93% of Wall Street can't beat that, and they are all day long with bloomberg terminals "trading" (gambling) to earn a commission. It's as easy as 1 click and buy SP500. It could correct, go up and down in short-medium term, but long term you will always make 10% per year. It is pretty easy.

You can add US-T bonds that make 5% per year to diversify. When inflation goes back to 2%, you will still make 5% per year with bonds.

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by adultbizwork

Just buy SP500 and forget about it for 20 years.

SP500 has been doing 10% per year for the last 100 years. Imagine compounding that.

93% of Wall Street can't beat that, and they are all day long with bloomberg terminals "trading" (gambling) to earn a commission. It's as easy as 1 click and buy SP500. It could correct, go up and down in short-medium term, but long term you will always make 10% per year. It is pretty easy.

You can add US-T bonds that make 5% per year to diversify. When inflation goes back to 2%, you will still make 5% per year with bonds.

yes i see it.
thank you for sharing

[adultinnovation]

buy high sell low

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by Sly

I don't trade, I buy stocks in companies that I think have a good long-term outlook. Buy-and-hold good companies.

Here is a really good example actually that I was just looking at. Several years ago a buddy of mine was really into AMD, talking about them all the time. I figured okay, I'll grab some shares just for the hell of it. They hovered around $90 for quite some time. In fact, I considered selling them on numerous occasions because it was so flat, but I held onto them because I also knew that a few year window was not a fair judgment.

Right now it's $180, so it's doubled up. Once upon a time I had Nvidia at around $60. Whoops.

Focus on your business, take a small amount of excess cash and put into a long-term investment that you believe in. That's the closest thing to passive income you're going to find. Passive income doesn't really exist, all income takes some level of work or thought, but this is pretty close.

how long you hold that to double ?

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by adultinnovation

buy high sell low

can you explain?

[MatureKing]

I invest in stocks

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by MatureKing

I invest in stocks

Great!!
if you can share some experience and tips that may be helpful.

[CaptainHowdy]

Originally Posted by MatureKing

I invest in stocks

You look like a stocky guy so I guess you're on the right path . . .

[MatureKing]

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by MatureKing

don't understand the language

[czarina]

Me.
I have made VERY good money with CCL this past year. (Carnival)

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by czarina

Me.
I have made VERY good money with CCL this past year. (Carnival)

when you say very good , how much it means?
anyway congratulations for your victory.

[pornguy]

Originally Posted by Sly

Forget random penny stocks and stick with index funds. The history is well proven and they are quite "safe."

I like SPY related products. I also have a portfolio of dividend stocks based on an idea I had, but realistically SPY performs better than my dividend portfolio and it's got the history to back it up.

Overall, your business will always give you the best returns (assuming you are at least halfway decent at it,) but it's a good idea to peel off a little bit of that money and stick in outside investments (like stocks, real estate, whatever) for a little diversification. Though again, focus on your own business... that's where the real returns are.

This.
Also take a look at NANC

[pornguy]

Originally Posted by Sly

I don't trade, I buy stocks in companies that I think have a good long-term outlook. Buy-and-hold good companies.

Here is a really good example actually that I was just looking at. Several years ago a buddy of mine was really into AMD, talking about them all the time. I figured okay, I'll grab some shares just for the hell of it. They hovered around $90 for quite some time. In fact, I considered selling them on numerous occasions because it was so flat, but I held onto them because I also knew that a few year window was not a fair judgment.

Right now it's $180, so it's doubled up. Once upon a time I had Nvidia at around $60. Whoops.

Focus on your business, take a small amount of excess cash and put into a long-term investment that you believe in. That's the closest thing to passive income you're going to find. Passive income doesn't really exist, all income takes some level of work or thought, but this is pretty close.

Again I agree with all of this. The only way though that a passive income does exist is if you have about 250K to put into a few of the bigger dividend ones and then you make a few hundrend to thousand a quarter. ( Average person does not have this chance )

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by pornguy

This.
Also take a look at NANC

sure
thank you for suggestion

[CustomBusinessSoftware]

Originally Posted by pornguy

Again I agree with all of this. The only way though that a passive income does exist is if you have about 250K to put into a few of the bigger dividend ones and then you make a few hundrend to thousand a quarter. ( Average person does not have this chance )

Bank fixed deposit is same with 6% yearly return but less risky
with stocks minimum 12% return expected