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    Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - December 26, 2021 Investing

    December 26, 2021

    Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - December 26, 2021 Investing

    Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - December 26, 2021

    Posted: 26 Dec 2021 02:01 AM PST

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    Is this a good investment strategy?

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 11:54 PM PST

    Im 19 and i have 2 years to make a shit ton of money before my mom sells the house and moves to Florida and I'll be on my own

    So I right now I can live very frugally paying nothing whilst working a shit ton and making serious $$ I start plumbing school in February

    I was thinking of just investing almost all my money every time I get paid in popular stocks that will likely not go away for a while like Apple , Microsoft, Tesla , Amazon etc , since I have no expenses and don't really "need to spend"

    Even if the market crashes these company's will go back up again eventually right?

    I invested in Apple and completely forgot I made like 300$ off of Apple off of buying a couple shares I didn't even know until yesterday when I opened the robinhood app I haven't checked in months now imagine if I invested like 5k

    I will never options trade or anything because that's just gambling r/wallstreetbets scared me away from that haha

    I understand there's stuff like index funds and etf's but let's be honest here I'm 19 I don't want or need to start saving for retirement

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    Question about long term investing (blue chip/commodities)

    Posted: 26 Dec 2021 08:31 AM PST

    Hypothetically let's say a toothpaste company makes a profit of 8% annually - rarely more, rarely less because the demand and cost of operation practically stays the same. There's no exponential growth and they haven't lost money.

    As long as people will always buy toothpaste, then the stock will inherently go up even if the company isn't increasing in size? How? Why? The value of the stock should logically remain the same and offer a 8% dividend every year instead of it's overall value increasing right? Please explain.

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    A compilation of the outlook for Oil in the Energy Sector using multiple sources, data & statistics. I am bullish on $WCE and $EW which I put in the comments.

    Posted: 26 Dec 2021 06:09 AM PST

    Below I have made a compilation of the Outlook for Oil in the Energy Sector. Whoever believes in investing in the Energy Sector and specifically small plays in the oil sector like $WCE and #EW must do fundamental analysis on the company and macro analysis of the industry. Sadly the links in the article don't get me to post the full article here but this way works as well.

    My reasoning for these stocks are in the comments summarized with main points.

    https://www.reddit.com/r/CanadianStockResearch/comments/rm2vby/a_compilation_of_the_outlook_for_oil_in_the/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

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    Just a few questions on the future of finance from a 17 year old......

    Posted: 26 Dec 2021 03:41 AM PST

    There are a few questions aroused by ordinary minds like us, due to the introduction of the digital finance and its subsidiary concepts.

    1. How will these new things like (NFTs, Cryptocurrencies) will prove a better alternative to liquid money, and on what basis are we gonna value them?
    2. On what basis and how will they create an environment that is sustainable for growth aswell as has no loopholes with the transparency that the ordinary public expects from it?
    3. What steps are governments gonna take in order to implement these new concepts so as to make sure that everyone is benefitted from them (It will differ a bit from country to country, but there should be a proper base to it)
    4. We cannot just go on creating n number of cryptocurrencies!, what can be done to solve this problem (lol you cannot be just bullish on coins with a face of dog)
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