by Spigzy » Wed Jan 12, 2022 1:22 pm
spitthedog wrote: ↑Mon Jan 03, 2022 8:56 pm
But i'd rather wait until there's blood on the streets for that.
"Time
in the market beats
timing the market."
I use Interactive Brokers for my "invest & forget about it" - trades, old school Warren Buffett-esque portfolio type stuff. At my age (still able to take fairly high risk, not retiring anytime soon!) I've throw about 20% into S&P500 and the rest I've hand picked, but very much letting the Sage of Omaha do my homework; wish I had more time to look into this type of stuff, but in reality it's a full time job, but I've already got one of those!
I use Capital.com for day trading when I can spend more time on it, but that's really "casino" money due to the leverage & frankly intraday movements ust throw you curve balls. Big wins, big losses if you don't use it correctly. I wouldn't recommend it for amateurs to be frank.
Throw yourself a portion into Ethereum if you need 'safe' crypto, stake it if you don't need to be able to convert it back to cash quickly, thenyou can earn interest (4.5%) on it also whilst riding the crypto bubbleverse. I dabble in other shitcoins for fun, but again that is "casino" money. I just use Coinbase for that stuff, I'm no crypto-nerd trying to find the next Dogecoin before it goes to the moon for sure. Slow & steady wins the race.
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But i'd rather wait until there's blood on the streets for that.
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"Time [b]in[/b] the market beats [b]timing[/b] the market."
I use Interactive Brokers for my "invest & forget about it" - trades, old school Warren Buffett-esque portfolio type stuff. At my age (still able to take fairly high risk, not retiring anytime soon!) I've throw about 20% into S&P500 and the rest I've hand picked, but very much letting the Sage of Omaha do my homework; wish I had more time to look into this type of stuff, but in reality it's a full time job, but I've already got one of those!
I use Capital.com for day trading when I can spend more time on it, but that's really "casino" money due to the leverage & frankly intraday movements ust throw you curve balls. Big wins, big losses if you don't use it correctly. I wouldn't recommend it for amateurs to be frank.
Throw yourself a portion into Ethereum if you need 'safe' crypto, stake it if you don't need to be able to convert it back to cash quickly, thenyou can earn interest (4.5%) on it also whilst riding the crypto bubbleverse. I dabble in other shitcoins for fun, but again that is "casino" money. I just use Coinbase for that stuff, I'm no crypto-nerd trying to find the next Dogecoin before it goes to the moon for sure. Slow & steady wins the race.
:-)