[The Order]

I am pretty good at picking stock but there isn't that much cash in my trading account. Just because I am new at it. I have had it for only half a year. I am good at picking stocks I haven't had a losing trade yet. If I had more cash I could make a killing. Is there a way I could sell my analysis? To trading firms or any interested party?

Thanks

[Truth]

Those who cant do teach.


As far as selling tho, I can sell ice to an Eskimo. So I could. Not sure about you tho

[Trappy]

Do you mean can you sell it on hackforums?

[aRuHZoNa]

So if you had money you'd be making a killing at investing. But you've also been investing for half a year with no losing stocks. But you have no money? Doesn't make sense.

And relating to your question. No, investing firms would rather pick somebody with actual experience and credentials (degree, work experience, etc.) than somebody random.

[thales]

You can do some yes.

However you may need a series 6, 7, and/or 53 license depending how you do it.

[Reporter]

I am pretty good at picking stock but there isn't that much cash in my trading account. Just because I am new at it. I have had it for only half a year. I am good at picking stocks I haven't had a losing trade yet. If I had more cash I could make a killing. Is there a way I could sell my analysis? To trading firms or any interested party?

Thanks

You can sell anything as long as you got a pitch for it to attract people.

[The Order]

[quote='aRuHZoNa' pid='54391789' dateline='1490060678']
So if you had money you'd be making a killing at investing. But you've also been investing for half a year with no losing stocks. But you have no money? Doesn't make sense.

I have a small portfolio with 6k. I should have mentioned that my bad.

I think some of you who have responded know little about investing. Unless you have 10k in your account or are brave enough too use leverage your not going to get much.

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Without any reputable testimonies, it'll be hard not to seem like a scam if you're just naming companies out of the blue. If you actually do research however and can compose a report of sorts, you might have more luck. Still would be tricky though. You might want to start a blog for free and work of ad revenue until you make a name for yourself

[The Order]

Without any reputable testimonies, it'll be hard not to seem like a scam if you're just naming companies out of the blue. If you actually do research however and can compose a report of sorts, you might have more luck. Still would be tricky though. You might want to start a blog for free and work of ad revenue until you make a name for yourself

Interesting idea... That would be like giving away my hard research away for free though. I brought the stock I researched obviously so I have the research and proof that it is preforming.

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Interesting idea... That would be like giving away my hard research away for free though. I brought the stock I researched obviously so I have the research and proof that it is preforming.

Without a reputation though, it'd be hard to establish trust.
For example, there's this scam:
- Message 1000 people: tell 500 to buy ABC tell 500 to short ABC
- Keep the group that was correct, ignore the group that was wrong
- Tell 250 within that group to buy DEF, tell 250 to short DEF
- Keep repeating this until you have a small group of people who think you've correctly predicted like ten different stock movements. Now that these people "trust" you, convince them to make a deposit, etc. etc.

If you want, PM me a copy of your research from a previous position you've taken and I can give you my opinion on whether or not it has actual value

[The Order]

I invested in RDS Class A and LLoy Lloyds banking group in the last 6-8 months. Both have played out. So no need for a PM.

[Visualize]

You can try getting a job, although you really have a poor sample size and evidence you would be worthy.

[The Order]

You can try getting a job, although you really have a poor sample size and evidence you would be worthy.

That's the nicest thing any one has said too me all day. Thank you. I have tried in the past but guys with bachelor degrees fresh out of university go for those jobs. It is hard to compete. I could try again...

Good suggestion thank you.

[Visualize]

That's the nicest thing any one has said too me all day. Thank you. I have tried in the past but guys with bachelor degrees fresh out of university go for those jobs. It is hard to compete. I could try again...

Good suggestion thank you.

I mean the way I see it thats your two options in the investing world

1) Use your own advice and try to build your own portfolio. You could go far if you are committed and constantly keep reading literature. Maybe right now you don't have the cash you just simulate realistic investments for a year, and then put aside money from working that year to money you can actually use for investing in the future. The reason why I don't necessarily see viability in selling stock advice is because you have no legitimate credibility. 6 months in the game is far too soon to be able to be worthy to be selling picks imo, but I mean if you are crafty you could try to make one of those Internet Marketing ads to try to promote yourself. Keep in mind you are competing against others who are better than you and are already established, so its a tough road and I really wouldn't suggest doing it.

2) Getting a job that involves stock investing. Less risk because you actually aren't staking money, but doing what you wanted to do in the first place, get paid for your analysis. This is realistically the better way, but the entrance to be getting a job in this field is also pretty difficult because you are competing against people with a degree which make them more desirable. But I guess if theres a will then there is a way, but you need to start building connections with people working in the field which can help you get a referral to land a job.

Both ways are tricky, but if you are actually serious about this then you can find your place somewhere

[The Order]

I mean the way I see it thats your two options in the investing world

1) Use your own advice and try to build your own portfolio. You could go far if you are committed and constantly keep reading literature. Maybe right now you don't have the cash you just simulate realistic investments for a year, and then put aside money from working that year to money you can actually use for investing in the future. The reason why I don't necessarily see viability in selling stock advice is because you have no legitimate credibility. 6 months in the game is far too soon to be able to be worthy to be selling picks imo, but I mean if you are crafty you could try to make one of those Internet Marketing ads to try to promote yourself. Keep in mind you are competing against others who are better than you and are already established, so its a tough road and I really wouldn't suggest doing it.

2) Getting a job that involves stock investing. Less risk because you actually aren't staking money, but doing what you wanted to do in the first place, get paid for your analysis. This is realistically the better way, but the entrance to be getting a job in this field is also pretty difficult because you are competing against people with a degree which make them more desirable. But I guess if theres a will then there is a way, but you need to start building connections with people working in the field which can help you get a referral to land a job.

Both ways are tricky, but if you are actually serious about this then you can find your place somewhere

You have given me some interesting ideas thank you... I will consider them seriously. The game of money is a complex enigma.