Vibes Bro. It's all viiiiiiibes now.
Just like the title says. I'm curious how informed your knowledgeable you all are about stocks and fundamentals/micro/macro economics/etc; hope much buying and selling you of anything other than voo/spy/qqq/ large etfs, and then how your results are over a long period of time
I don't really know shit about the economy. I just try to buy the bigger stocks when they seem down. Mag 7, jpm, etc...and then a little into things like reddit, netflix.
Vibes Bro. It's all viiiiiiibes now.
What did you even write? What type of question is that? Gibberish.
Sir this is reddit. We don't know shit about anything. It's all vibes and yolo
You can start paying attention to the dates for FOMC meetings and inflation reports. It can help you understand or plan for increased volatility around those dates. Very helpful if you trade options as well.
I think the more you know about a company you're thinking about investing in, the worse it is for your decision making process. At best it's a distraction from what the company's earnings reports numbers actually say, at worst its emotional justification for making a bad investment when you need to remove emotion completely from your process So many people are confused when a stock goes down after their earnings report and they say things like "but this company is growing and their products are in demand" or "this company is so critical to x y or z industry, why is the market so irrational?" Then you actually read the earnings report details and it's completely clear why the stock got punished. Just as an example, a semiconductor company called AXTI rose 85% (yes, 85%) in the span of 24 hours after an earnings report that showed actual parabolic EPS growth. Markets move on financials, not narratives
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