Quote from SiSePuede!:
Trading is a way to make increased gains over buy and hold investing for many. If you don't understand that there's really nothing you don't know. People trade because they feel they can make better than average returns.
You made fairly average returns considering you bought some of the most surefire trendy stocks in an incredible bull market. That has nothing to do with what you'll return in a sideways market. Your crap 20% returns over the last 3 years will probably flatten out to 10% in the next 2 or 3 and you'll have $110k and have nothing to be proud of while guys who trade(yes, that's BUYING and SELLING) stocks will have made 5-10 times what you've made.
There is inherent risk in anything turder. You have a rabbit's shit worth of money in these markets and you live with your parent's so your risk tolerance isn't even existent...but funds can't just buy $10B worth of AAPL and hope it's okay.
You're too dense to realize that. You'll learn your lesson in the next few years and can reread this post when you're flipping burgers at you and your wifes(and cousin's) wedding since you won't be able to afford a real one.
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Quote from stock_trad3r:
I used to flip breakout otc and smallcap stocks but the problem with that method is you can't invest a large percentage of you money in any one stock.

Quote from stock_trad3r:
How is it possible to move hundreds of thousands of dollars out of an otc stock without affecting the price substantially? There doesn't seem to be enough liquidity.
Quote from stock_trad3r:
If an OTC stock presently has 2M volume and trades at 40 cents and you want to sell $300,000 worth or 750,000 shares you think that would be possible? I seriously doubt it.
