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foxasintheanimal t1_j6oex63 wrote

1.Read the entire investorpedia website. 2.Look at the last 2 earnings reports of any companies you are interested in. 3.Constantly refresh for news on said companies. 4.Gamble. 5.Don't take investor advice from people on Reddit.

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VisualMod t1_j6oddp3 wrote

>1. Do your research - there's a lot of information out there, and it can be overwhelming at first. But the more you know about stocks, the better equipped you'll be to make smart investment choices. 2. Start small - don't go all in on one stock right away. It's important to diversify your portfolio, so start with a few different companies that interest you. 3. Be patient - remember that Rome wasn't built in a day! Your investments will take time to grow, so don't get discouraged if you don't see immediate results

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Billystep t1_j6oedc3 wrote

Nobody here knows shit about sticks either unless there is a physic here

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LavenderAntiHero t1_j6ogyjo wrote

Hey, I know a lot about sticks. I should have stayed in that business instead of getting into stocks

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throwaway_0x90 t1_j6ogyv2 wrote

Learning to drive?

  • r/stocks and r/options

Ready to drift your car, crash and likely suffer major injuries?

  • r/wallstreetbets
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Genius_Scofield t1_j6oem04 wrote

Start small, be smart, and then, of course, get jacked to the tits on the next meme stock.

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grimkhor t1_j6ofn18 wrote

Go wild and lose all your money it's more worth than anything else at the start so you learn to never do that again.

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Darth_Laidher t1_j6ofyan wrote

Only thing you potentially will be living off is a tin of beans if you hang around here too long. My advice do your own research, failing that, look forward to your future loss porn posts.

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TheBrassBaller t1_j6og7s1 wrote

You know what it takes to be a regard? It takes brass balls. Now. Put. The. Coffee. Down, coffees for closers.

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FunkU247365 t1_j6ogst4 wrote

I would invest heavily in ham!

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