Not gonna end well.Is that you Diestro? Hell i blocked you a yr ago . How many names you had Poopster ? Like i told you before anywhere anytime
Not gonna end well.Is that you Diestro? Hell i blocked you a yr ago . How many names you had Poopster ? Like i told you before anywhere anytime
Not gonna end well.
I never understood peoples desires to post basically paper trades all day long .It’s funny entertainment value . Unless a trader posts his real sch d or in this case 1256 year end statement its no different than trading a sim account
You got that right !! . You know how the bully on the playground screws with everyone until that one wrong guy he messes with . Well I’m that one wrong guy .Poopie go change your diaper . Lmao
What’s your point?Wait, the trades in this thread are just paper trades? I thought people were actually posting real trades with real world consequences. That was what makes this thread actually interesting.
You can make fun of wallstreetbets as much as you want, but least they were YOLO real money.
If you want to post analysis without actually trading that's fine. I just don't see the point in posting the paper trades though. There is a huge difference between trading with real money and paper trading.
recession is already here or coming shortly, m7 deflating, stagflation, geo conflict, wall of worries, any bounce would be sold.
Could be. For as long as I can recall there's always been a lot of reasons that the market should have sold off, but they have never seemed to matter for long. In the indices, that is.
Even if the correction continues there will most likely be solid rallies on the way down. Just like the one on Wednesday this week. Navigating down markets is harder than low/medium volatile bull markets. At least in my experience.
Good data, thank you!We're moving into the window of weakness during the year. Historically, that is. September's been red the last 4 years dipping as much as 9.38 %. Minimum 4.79 %.
August more of a mixed bag, but definitely a few biggies here as well:
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PS: Not sure it matters, but August in an election year has typically been green.