Colorado Introduces “Digital Token Act” to Exempt Cryptocurrencies from Security Laws Investment Club

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• Colorado Introduces “Digital Token Act” to Exempt Cryptocurrencies from Security Laws
• Fine Art Investing
• LMAO REDDIT COINS ARE THE NEXT BIG INVESTMENT
• Market Officially in Confirmed Uptrend – TrendLine WatchList Builds
• Do you need a broker to invest?

Colorado Introduces “Digital Token Act” to Exempt Cryptocurrencies from Security Laws Posted: 07 Jan 2019 04:37 AM PST submitted by /u/EffectiveWait [link] [comments]

Fine Art Investing Posted: 07 Jan 2019 08:55 AM PST 1) What are your experiences with purchasing/investing in art? 2) Who or where would you go to purchase artwork 3) What are you looking for when purchasing artwork? 4) How can the art investing experience be improved? submitted by /u/mikekraus [link] [comments]

LMAO REDDIT COINS ARE THE NEXT BIG INVESTMENT Posted: 07 Jan 2019 07:28 AM PST submitted by /u/THOT221 [link] [comments]

Market Officially in Confirmed Uptrend – TrendLine WatchList Builds Posted: 07 Jan 2019 04:34 AM PST NOTE: Today's watch list can be found here. The start of the 2019 market was not quiet for long as after just one day of calmer trading, the 2018 volatility resumed with Thursday's -660 point plunge on the Dow. This was immediately followed by the index closing up over +700 the very next day. Stocks surged higher on that Friday with a better-than-expected jobs report for December and dovishly interpreted remarks from the chairman of the Federal Reserve. After closing up +740 points on Friday's session, the Dow Jones Industiral Average capped off the week with a net +1.6% gain. This was the 2nd up week for the index after three down weeks in a row. The blue chips clearly broke out and closed above our previously noted resistance of a downward trendline. ​ Chart courtesy of stockcharts.com After posting a +4% gain last week, the Nasdaq added another +2.3% this week. Chart courtesy of stockcharts.com The S&P 500 gained +1.9% this past week on the heels of last week's +2.9% advance. Wall street's bellwether closed the week at our previously noted area of resistance. Chart courtesy of stockcharts.com As I wrote last week – "By the book – a stock market rally attempt is underway. A follow-through day could come as soon as this week to confirm the new market rally." …and that occurred on Friday as we had an proper follow through day. The market is now officially in a confirmed uptrend. For traditional BUYS, we are going to have to let our breakouts by our guide. From our watch list last week of 4 high-ranked stocks, we had 0 breakouts this past week. This coming week will be the first full week of trading of the new year, and we should expect to see everyone "back to work" with prosperous hopes for 2019. submitted by /u/James_Taulman [link] [comments]

Do you need a broker to invest? Posted: 06 Jan 2019 02:53 PM PST Question is in the title. I'm only in high school but looking to start putting money into a portfolio (about $300 a month). I had previously thought I could purchase investments and manage my portfolio on my own, without a middleman, but it's becoming increasingly clear a broker is essential. Is this the case? If so, what are fees like and do you have to call the broker to make an investment? Thanks! submitted by /u/TGPA_Positive [link] [comments]

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