1ºDo not allow this administration to continue to deceive. They use strategies constantly to deceive. Believe the evidence, even with Trump's first term, when he had enforced tariffs deliberately forcing America to pay higher prices for their stocks profit, he caused America to lose millions of jobs. He caused Farmers to lose their farms. And as we are fully aware his second term he is not hesitating to continue to enforce tariffs for their steel share profit. They're using immigrants as pawns also for profit as it has been reported even with Trump's first term they're putting immigrants now in concentration camps so that they can charge America three times more than actual cost. Every which way they can screw us over believe me they are demonstrating they're doing it. Do not believe the stocks market because as we have witness they are deliberately manipulating the stocks. As we have witness Trump's second term even the act of threatening to enforce tariffs had caused the stocks to fall. In which abled them to buy up at a low purchase price. Knowing full well they have every intentions of continuing to hijack prices for their stocks profit. Yes they're going to cause a recession without doubt. But that's a good thing as far as they're concerned just like the CEO of Wells Fargo had publicly stated. We don't look at inflation or recessions as a bad thing, that's when we make the most of our money. Reports have clearly indicated these millionaires are now billionaires because of trump and his corrupted coup getting kick back to allow that to happen under the Republicans tax scam scheme in which they were paid big time to free up the big boys money so that they can invest into stocks and not pay taxes.
2ºAs someone whose been in the market for the past numerous years, believe when I say it’s a total casino full of insider trades, and institutional money all orchestrating these both pre-market, and after hours. Forget fundamentals and valuations- it’s all just sentiment, anymore, with assists from “analysts” (most of which own the stock they cover) whose job it is to hype certain companies, which they can legally do.
But, if you look at the stuff on Tip Ranks, Zacks, and Motley Fool, you’ll see a lot of pushing stocks that already ran up that particular day. What comes next? Dumb money chases them, and there’s a 10% drop the next day, the retail traders sell at a loss, and they never look back.
I got lucky, hitting 100% return in an hour on my very first buy. 98% won’t. Think of it as a lottery ticket, unless you’re one of those people who play the long game- if you’re a day trader, like most hoping to get rich quick, expect to lose just about everything. But, maybe you’ll get lucky like I did.
Do you have $25,000 play money? Maybe give it a shot. Will you have a total mental breakdown if you’re down 5% 5 minutes after you hit the BUY button? Maybe don’t.
But, yeah, it’s definitely no reflection the actual economy. It’s a reflection of those of us sitting on a pile of disposable, who can afford to lose $2500+ in 2.5 minutes after the company we gambled on post-earnings shit the bed.