Can you do this successfully on a daily basis though? Sounds awesome but looks like that was one time almost a year ago.
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If you pay attention, yes. Weed stocks are a great example. Some victories daytrading a larger than others. Just gotta do research. Buy hype sell news rinse repeat.
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Bull shit. Anyone who is serious about stocks and day trading knows income is always sketchy. Sometimes it there, sometimes it's not. Cut the shit.
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I’m not saying you’re not going to have losses from time to time. But you can generate quite a bit of money just by paying attention. Not a hard concept
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Replying to @adambudd @tellfisher and
I feel like both of these projections are disingenuous. To make money in ecom you need a good market, to make money investing you need a good edge. Doing averaged annualized returns hides a lot too. You make real money where there is a real business.
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Replying to @Ahimsa_Satya_ @tellfisher and
No doubt about that! It’s just easier to make money now because we’ve had some very steady growth in the stock market. Making money in a bear market is much more difficult.
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Replying to @adambudd @tellfisher and
Most people have a long bias yes but you can make money in bear markets with a short bias or as a volatility trader or something but it generally requires knowledge of derivatives that most lack.
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Replying to @Ahimsa_Satya_ @tellfisher and
Yup most people that feel like they are “awesome traders” in a bull market are blind to the fact that everything’s in the green, can’t apply same tactic to bear.
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Also derivatives have many more dimensions than just stocks. Most are confused and get fucked by changes in implied volatility or timing.
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