Here is my philosophy when investing: try to make money off of them whenever possible and use it for family, protection, supplies, fighting their agendas, etc. You are going to have to separate personal feelings when investing or you’ll have a really tough time finding anything to invest in.
Follow Basic principles like
Dont gamble, make sure you have your sht together first, a.k.a. make enough money so you Can comfortably take a percentage of income and invest/save every month
DO NOT FOLLOW MARKET PREDICTIONS in news, they are garbage, usually wrong and when something is in the news, its been known and acted upon already by insiders
DO NOT BUY on the advice of random youtubers
HAVE a simple strategy for making trades, f.e.
I púť cash aside every month and onlý buy investment after my buy points have been reached - I have a set of trading indicators (rsi,Stoch,mfi...) that when flash buy signal on WEEKLY timeframe I just buy, even if the investment IS getting trashed on in media/online
We should have regular STONKs threads.
They say invest in things you know...
We have some knowledge others might not, which socially is a detriment, but an asset for investing.
I try to look at the investments of different funds of the elites. Carlyle Group, Cerberus, Staple St., Berkshires (Buffet doesn't get enough scrutiny outside of the wise Omaha good-guy media facade), Soros. Gives insight to both "conspiracy" follow-the-money, and investing (It's the same picture meme).
I try to think long-term 10 year trends, or things that will come up in the next 3-6 months.
For example, if one believes covid lockdowns are intended bring in economic crash and eventually a digital currency as outlined by WEF and other think-tanks of the elives, will we see collapses in the coming year? Fiat crash? Crash of the over-valued equities?
Where do you put hedges for things like that. Gold, Silver, Commodities? Crypto? Short Equities ETFs?
Here is my philosophy when investing: try to make money off of them whenever possible and use it for family, protection, supplies, fighting their agendas, etc. You are going to have to separate personal feelings when investing or you’ll have a really tough time finding anything to invest in.
That's so valid. Thanks.
Follow Basic principles like Dont gamble, make sure you have your sht together first, a.k.a. make enough money so you Can comfortably take a percentage of income and invest/save every month DO NOT FOLLOW MARKET PREDICTIONS in news, they are garbage, usually wrong and when something is in the news, its been known and acted upon already by insiders DO NOT BUY on the advice of random youtubers
HAVE a simple strategy for making trades, f.e. I púť cash aside every month and onlý buy investment after my buy points have been reached - I have a set of trading indicators (rsi,Stoch,mfi...) that when flash buy signal on WEEKLY timeframe I just buy, even if the investment IS getting trashed on in media/online
Play longterm and diversify
Zero hedge sort of
We should have regular STONKs threads.
They say invest in things you know...
We have some knowledge others might not, which socially is a detriment, but an asset for investing.
I try to look at the investments of different funds of the elites. Carlyle Group, Cerberus, Staple St., Berkshires (Buffet doesn't get enough scrutiny outside of the wise Omaha good-guy media facade), Soros. Gives insight to both "conspiracy" follow-the-money, and investing (It's the same picture meme).
I try to think long-term 10 year trends, or things that will come up in the next 3-6 months.
For example, if one believes covid lockdowns are intended bring in economic crash and eventually a digital currency as outlined by WEF and other think-tanks of the elives, will we see collapses in the coming year? Fiat crash? Crash of the over-valued equities?
Where do you put hedges for things like that. Gold, Silver, Commodities? Crypto? Short Equities ETFs?