Tesla sales crash

[gas112]

yeah so how come 70% of DIY investors lose money huh

poor gas112 shouting his mouth off about something he doesnt understand, the poor thing doesnt even know how premium bonds work

PMSL oh i do know how premium bonds work which is why your blatant lie so easily showed up .
Remind us how much you and the wife combined had in the JAN/FEB/MAR draws and how many you were thinking of buying in Feb .
Now take time to think about it we dont want your blatant lies all coming out again .

 

[motorbiking]

Which ? I gave several.
If you mean being the broker, it doesn't apply to individuals unless they want to earn from being insurance and pension floggers, or IFA's who ask "what is your risk appetite" and push the buttons for an off-the-shelf approach..
I'd rather consult an AI bot once it's trained.

Rolling averages and volatility algorithmic trading
Shorting on the fall - though personally I am morally opposed to shorting stock.

I haven’t looked in to getting advice from AI on a given risk appetite. As you say probably as accurate and valuable as a high street FA.

If someone is a complete noob. The idea of assessing your appetite to risk is still good. It’s not about growth but balance.

 

[Justin Passing]

Showing you have absolutely no clue at all about how the markets work one of the best times to make money from a stock is when it is in turmoil .
Triggered about catching you out yet again about being a blatant liar nah just find it so ridiculously funny that someone has to come on an internet forum and lie about what they are worth . And you clearly do care about being caught out being a blatant liar .

WHyn'cha have a go on the markets yourself? I think you're the sort of bloke who could so OK. Learn a bit from youtubes, play in a "paper" account, find out what works for you.

As I speak: Oh look the market's bleeding Nasdaq is going down.... $19840 to 19650.. It's 20:1 so for every 1k you prop it for you won $190
So if you play with 10k, you won$1900, etc

 

[Justin Passing]

yeah so how come 70% of DIY investors lose money huh

80% of people are... limited.

 

[gas112]

WHyn'cha have a go on the markets yourself? I think you're the sort of bloke who could so OK. Learn a bit from youtubes, play in a "paper" account, find out what works for you.

As I speak: Oh look the market's bleeding Nasdaq is going down.... $19840 to 19650.. It's 20:1 so for every 1k you prop it for you won $190
So if you play with 10k, you won$1900, etc
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20+ years ago i used to follow the markets everyday and did make quite a few quid on them but over the years just got lazy with it and stopped following . Keep saying will get back into it . As you say with todays tech you are constantly in real time and can see all movements

 

[JohnD]

i said last week to buy.

How many did you buy last week?

Which day did you sell them?

 

[gas112]

How many did you buy last week?

Which day did you sell them?

why would i personally need to buy them to make it a good tip that i gave . What bit of a 23% gain in a week do you not like .
Pure and simple was my buy recommendation last week a money maker .
Have you seen me tip them before ?

 

[Notch7]

80% of people are... limited.

Most investors don’t succeed in beating the market, so I rather doubt amateurs do

“Basically, over long periods of time, only about 1 in 20 actively managed mutual fund managers beat the market. Bogle's work has pointed out that on the rare occasions when they do beat the market, it's only by a little bit. But when they underperform the market, it's by quite a lot.”

Investment Managers Don't Beat Markets (Why Index Funds Are the Best Way to Invest in the Stock Market) | White Coat Investor

Many investors, even white coat investors, think they or their money manager can beat the market. Here's why they're all probably wrong.

www.whitecoatinvestor.com

 

[Notch7]

why would i personally need to buy them to make it a good tip that i gave . What bit of a 23% gain in a week do you not like .
Pure and simple was my buy recommendation last week a money maker .
Have you seen me tip them before ?

If you were so sure you would’ve put money in yourself.

gasboi always beats the market….in hindsight.

PS have you read up on premium bond rules, I’d hate for you to keep embarrassing yerself

 

[motorbiking]

If you were so sure you would’ve put money in yourself.

gasboi always beats the market….in hindsight.

PS have you read up on premium bond rules, I’d hate for you to keep embarrassing yerself

how's your S&P tracker doing?

 

[gas112]

If you were so sure you would’ve put money in yourself.

gasboi always beats the market….in hindsight.

PS have you read up on premium bond rules, I’d hate for you to keep embarrassing yerself

why would i have to put money in myself . ?
What bit of me saying buy before the price rose is hindsight , i see you are still struggling .
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I see you still dont want to tell us your holding in JAN/FEB/MAR do you struggle to remember your lies

 

[JohnD]

Most investors don’t succeed in beating the market, so I rather doubt amateurs do

In a zero sum game, the pros need a constant supply of mug punters, losing money and paying fees.

 

[gas112]

In a zero sum game, the pros need a constant supply of mug punters, losing money and paying fees.

you mean like premium bonds where the vast vast majority lose out every month to pay the tiny minority

 

[JohnD]

No premium bond owner loses his holding.

Every bond has an equal chance.

So, no.

 

[gas112]

No premium bond owner loses his holding.

Every bond has an equal chance.

So, no.

no winnings no interest gained so as you keep saying there money is losing value so yep they are losing