Trading the stockmarket (NO Referrals)

[lookitsjonno]

It's beginners luck, you entered the market when almost any idiot can see gains.

Potentially, although I'm pleased I beat the S&P500 which returned 2.5% over the same time

 

[arknor]

Potentially, although I'm pleased I beat the S&P500 which returned 2.5% over the same time

It's beginners luck or I'm a stock trading autistic genius and you all should give me your life savings to look after

anyone could make money in the last what 4 months? thats where most of my gains came from the last 4 months.
if theres a website for backchecking stock picks, you can probably blindly type in tickers and still be up 30%

you just needed to buy and hold for the most part. I'm not trying to have a go at you it's jut facts.

Its been a crazy year, it wouldn't surprise me if a lot of people lose a lot of money in the next year or so, and it's likely the people who are over confident right now.

 

[Minusorange]

Trump to announce new tarrifs at 1pm EST today, wonder what they will be and how the market will react

 

[200sols]

is there even enough gold in the world to do that.

I'm sure I read they need the price at something like $150000 per ounce to balance out their debt... lol

If they revalue in their accounts gold to todays $2900 it supposedly unlocks almost 1 trillion$$ of course this money doesnt exist its just just dodgy accounting. I kinda hope the bond market teaches Trump a lesson.

 

[arknor]

intel to the moon :O

Some foreign media sources pointed out that TSMC may come to the rescue and let Intel spin off its semiconductor manufacturing division into a joint venture with TSMC. Intel's stock price rose more than 7% on the 12th to close at $22.48, but TSMC ADR fell 1.13% to close at $206.38.

Foreign media reports pointed out that Tristan Gerra, an analyst at Baird, an investment institution, said that Intel and TSMC may adopt a strategic cooperation, and Intel will spin off its semiconductor manufacturing department to become a joint venture of TSMC. TSMC will send engineers and expertise to assist in the production of 3nm and 2nm chips with the support of the U.S. Chip Act.

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said at the AI Mobile Summit in Paris that the Trump administration will ensure that state-of-the-art AI chips are made in the United States. However, as many as 90% of the world's most advanced chips are currently made by TSMC in Taiwan, and the local chipmaker that the U.S. government can count on is Intel.

Vance noted that the Trump administration will ease regulatory restrictions and implement policies to ensure that AI systems are developed in the U.S. and AI chips are manufactured in the U.S.