dmedin
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Shaping up to be a hammer day, onwards and upwards canny loon 🤓
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The uptrend is still quite intact, my canny wee kipper 😇
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Feast thine eyes on yonder big beezer Kathleen 🤓
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F*k this sh!t, I closed my trade 😚
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Will the mighty American meat prevail?
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Here come the Americans again, pushing back!
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19 minutes ago, dmedin said:
The annualized return on S&P 500 ETF from September 2018 to September 2020 is 7.700% (not including dividends)
9.559% with dividends reinvested.
THAT IS INCREDIBLE FOR A NO-EFFORT INVESTMENT 'STRATEGY'.
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17 minutes ago, dmedin said:
he best savings account you can get is less than 2%)
That's so 2019. 1% is the best interest you get on a fixed-term bond nowadays. 🤮
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Has the mighty American meat lost its vigour?
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Here you go, simple strategy that makes money
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16 minutes ago, DSchenk said:
yet another strategy.
None of them work consistently. You get occasional days when everything goes strongly up or strongly down so you make money, but the rest of the time it's just random up and down and losing money.
I've made several thousand pounds this year during strong trending moves and lost it all and then some. If I'd restricted my trading to those strongly trading days only I would have made an awesome return this year.
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I put money into an S&P 500 ETF in 2018, and took it back out again the next year.
According to https://dqydj.com/sp-500-return-calculator/
The annualized return on S&P 500 ETF from September 2018 to September 2020 is 7.700% (not including dividends)
Not only is 7.7% decent for a no-effort strategy (when the best savings account you can get is less than 2%) but it would represent a big return instead of a big loss from active trading.
It also doesn't include the dividends, but those get eaten away by IG's fees anyway.
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It's a nail-biter Eileen
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Keep being told that there are trillions of dollars sloshing around looking for yield. Which means 'investors' already have lots of money. They're just keeping it in cash.
Any suggestion of taxing some of their trillions and using it to stimulate aggregate demand is billed as 'raiding' or 'stealing' from the wealthy.
So we know who is in control of the system.
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Those huge, manful American studs are making an enormous upwards thrust. G-d bless the USA 🇺🇸
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3 minutes ago, 786Trader said:
The present market conditions suggest the need for stimulus to keep the engine of commerce moving
That's a very peculiar way of saying that the government needs to help millions of jobless people with no savings who are on the brink of homelessness.
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Is the mighty American meat going to 'get it up' and buy the dip this afternoon, Jasmine?
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12 minutes ago, Caseynotes said:
of course,
Share some of your juicy tidbits with the forum 😘
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15 minutes ago, DSchenk said:
What do you think?
Have you worked out what your returns would be if you put e.g. £500 a month into an S&P 500 ETF over a three-year period?
I bet it would be a far better result than 99.9% of 'traders' activity over the same period
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4 hours ago, dmedin said:
Let's see what we can get out of a short on the Dow Jones 😵
Keep riding that broomstick Mathilda
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Have another nibble at the FTSE 100
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I hope you're trading and making money.
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About the only thing that's going up* today.
* Or rather, to use financial w4nker terminology, 'catching a bid'.
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2 hours ago, Caseynotes said:
17,700 views retard
That's mainly you though, Tom.
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Does this pullback represent an opportunity to get long, June Sarpong?