[dowjones]

You could hold it a lot longer than that I think.
I'd say drop a sell in for ~$150 honestly if you're looking to get out. If you just hold for a year or so you'll probably make a double.

Lol, "drop a sell in for ~$150" that's funny man. I can't tell if you're actually giving him your serious belief/advice, but Apple won't hit that for a while, and even if they do that's a stretch. Hold it for a year, possibly.

Advice to

What do you think about APPLE (APPL) I bought them at around 99$ when should I sell, they are up today by almost 113$, I am thinking of waiting for the rise upto 120$ probably by the end of december and then put in a sell order, what do you think?

$120 sounds good to me

Remember... buy low, sell high!

Keep in mind right now NASDAQ is almost at its lifetime high as well as Apple.

[CEZ-R]

I posted this in another thread but can't seem to get an answer so I'll paste it here in hope that you could give me some answers.

I'm thinking on investing some savings in to day trading, I've heard so much about it but I'm not looking to gamble but to make a steady profit also I'm in no way expecting to become rich over night but a reasonable income that could contribute to my bank account would be more than helpful, I was hoping you guys could suggest me any books or video lectures (would be more helpful because of the visual representations), from which i could learn how to make some money.

Thank you
CEZ-R

[Enronitis]

Lol, "drop a sell in for ~$150" that's funny man. I can't tell if you're actually giving him your serious belief/advice, but Apple won't hit that for a while, and even if they do that's a stretch. Hold it for a year, possibly.

Advice to

$120 sounds good to me

Remember... buy low, sell high!

Keep in mind right now NASDAQ is almost at its lifetime high as well as Apple.

Not that much of a stretch.
Take a long position and he'll be fine.
Majority of you traders here honestly need to just learn patience, especially when holding stocks like Apple. If you're looking to get in and get out you shouldn't really be buying into Apple, TSLA, etc. They're long positions for a reason. Sit there and let them grow and sell off when there's a change in their service that is detrimental, or you've reached a profit level of satisfaction.

I'm thinking on investing some savings in to day trading, I've heard so much about it but I'm not looking to gamble but to make a steady profit also I'm in no way expecting to become rich over night but a reasonable income that could contribute to my bank account would be more than helpful, I was hoping you guys could suggest me any books or video lectures (would be more helpful because of the visual representations), from which i could learn how to make some money.

Thank you
CEZ-R

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4374546
I listed a bunch of resources there, some of which should be able to help you.
I suggest you start learning fundamental and technical analysis and opening a demo trading account to practice some ideals on. Day trading isn't something you just hop right into, it will take quite sometime for you to be knowledgeable enough to make fly trades and not lose money.

[CEZ-R]

I've been trading on investopedia demo for 2 weeks now and I have a nice 4,8% profit, would you say this is a good result?

[Dedozatuta]

I've been trading on investopedia demo for 2 weeks now and I have a nice 4,8% profit, would you say this is a good result?

Off course it is, grow is grow!
Keep it up 🤝

[Enronitis]

I've been trading on investopedia demo for 2 weeks now and I have a nice 4,8% profit, would you say this is a good result?

Profit is profit regardless of amount.
"No one has ever taken a loss, taking a profit."

[Cloaked.]

Hey man, thanks for creating a thread like this.
I would like to start investing in stocks soon (in about a year or less probably) but before that I know that I'll just go ahead and read as much stuff I can about them. My question is though, how much money is recommended to start with at the beginning ? Just so I know how much I'll need to put aside when I'll start investing.

[Enronitis]

Hey man, thanks for creating a thread like this.
I would like to start investing in stocks soon (in about a year or less probably) but before that I know that I'll just go ahead and read as much stuff I can about them. My question is though, how much money is recommended to start with at the beginning ? Just so I know how much I'll need to put aside when I'll start investing.

Generally most brokers have a minimum deposit ranging from ~$200-$500 so you will need the amount to meet the minimum deposit for whatever broker you decide to go with. Besides that; I personally recommend having a minimum of $500, though ~$1,000(or more) is optimal in my personal opinion.
Bare in mind though when starting with this sort of capital you will be trading a lot of "pennies" if you want to make any sort of real money. But that's not a big deal assuming you can take the time to be a bit of an active trader and move some positions now and then.
🤝

If you have any further questions, feel free to PM me or post again here.

[lucky.]

As a simple beginner question, what type of investment(s) would you consider to to be best when having little, such as $200 or less, to put in? My thoughts as far as profiting goes is short or long term is fine, so long as it is relatively stable (As nothing is guaranteed with investments).

[Enronitis]

As a simple beginner question, what type of investment(s) would you consider to to be best when having little, such as $200 or less, to put in? My thoughts as far as profiting goes is short or long term is fine, so long as it is relatively stable (As nothing is guaranteed with investments).

When dealing with low capital such as $200, I generally suggest for people to invest into their own skills essentially.
So, if you're a graphic designer..maybe spend that on a tablet or something and sell some art, purchase a website, the whole nine yards.

If you're a hardcore COD gamer, maybe write up a blog talking about the various maps, common strategies/camping spots, etc.

You can also flip websites, currencies(buying a shitton of OMC for 1:200, selling for 1:150), ebay items, etc.
You could also always start your own small business of course, hosting business, or quite a lot of different things.

Hell, you could frankly invest in some ETFs with $200, but you of course won't make all too much.

[killa-007]

is it worth investing in mytrafficvalue 189 % plan?

[Enronitis]

is it worth investing in mytrafficvalue 189 % plan?

I'd say no;
You're better off investing in something more legitimate than that.

[Dedozatuta]

I have a certain strategy that works for me, but i am always looking to learn some more.
My question is ( see chart beneath)

Is it wise,better or whatever to trade at times a certain pair market is open?
For example, i often trade the EUR/JPY , the chart says its open(my local time)
From 1 till 7.
Should i than switch to EUR/GBP, later new york EUR/USD etc etc.
Does one of you guys have experience with this?
What would you recommend?
Thank You as always

Dedo

https://imgur.com/rVjel3d

[Enronitis]

I have a certain strategy that works for me, but i am always looking to learn some more.
My question is ( see chart beneath)

Is it wise,better or whatever to trade at times a certain pair market is open?
For example, i often trade the EUR/JPY , the chart says its open(my local time)
From 1 till 7.
Should i than switch to EUR/GBP, later new york EUR/USD etc etc.
Does one of you guys have experience with this?
What would you recommend?
Thank You as always

Dedo

https://imgur.com/rVjel3d

Interesting question;
This isn't something I've actually thought about in terms of Forex...
I'll see if I can get someone experienced in Forex to give you an appropriate response; best thing I could say from speculation is that switching according to time might in someway effect your profit whether that's an increase..or decrease.
I'd like to think this would be beneficial if done right, but again I'm not too sure.
I'll do some research and get someone to appropriately respond.

[Spizza]

Hi there, I have a question. Is it worth to invest 50$ into PaidVerts? I heard that site is paying a lot without having any referrals and I think I would earn around few dollars per day with investing 50$.