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/----/ Agreed but at least with mine, I get the credit or take the blame for my decisions All political bickering aside, please take my advice and get this book from the Public Library if you don't want to buy it. It explains sensible investing strategies. https://www.amazon.com/Rule-Strateg...51799312&s=books&sr=1-1-catcorr&tag=ff0d01-20/----/ Yesterday I was up $2,720. I had bought 1,000 ETF TQQQ at $50.13 on 2/19 and sold it yesterday at $52.85. I'm waiting for the price to drop back at around $50 a share. February I was up $31,000 between regular trades in ETFs, some Pot Stocks and Covered calls. January was $18,000. Got these leads from IBD and my stock trader club - free to join and monthly meetings./----/ " I leave to trained professionals, though we do communicate often. "
That's your first mistake. Never let anyone manage your money. Do your homework and make your own decisions because no one cares more about your financial security than you do. The so-called trained professions didn't do a very good job except when it came to making trades to earn more commissions. Join a local Stock Market Trading Club.
That is not a mistake, I am not afraid of professionalism. I take my cars to trained professionals to fix them, my health is under the guidance of trained professionals, they all have more information and expertise than I do.
As I said, I have an account I dabble in, when it gets to a certain point I move the extra to other accounts.
This is how it fared yesterday...lost less than the markets as a whole.
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everybody has good days and bad days.