Coli brehs... are stocks this simple?

[KidJSoul]

So like, let's just say that Apple shares/stocks are $100. If I buy a share, and then Apple's profits are doing well, will I earn money?

And then will I earn money if I then sell that stock? Or if the stock prices go up?

Is it this simple guys?

Because I've been paying attention to the video game industry and its market trends over the past 3-4 years - I've spent more time looking at sales and companies than I've had actually playing games themselves, so I'm quite knowledgeable about that industry and could buy shares in Nintendo if the NX looks good

So is it this simple guys?

 

[TNOT]

Yeah





One of the great things about this site is the stock trader function. I would try Coli cash first breh.


One day you up



The next day you're

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

Pretty much
Buy low sell high
You earn money when u sell the stock for more than you paid for it
But there's also transaction fees to account for
Nintendo has been a sinking ship for a while they're staying afloat because of past success but aren't doing that well now

 

[TL15]

So like, let's just say that Apple shares/stocks are $100. If I buy a share, and then Apple's profits are doing well, will I earn money?

And then will I earn money if I then sell that stock? Or if the stock prices go up?

Is it this simple guys?

Because I've been paying attention to the video game industry and its market trends over the past 3-4 years - I've spent more time looking at sales and companies than I've had actually playing games themselves, so I'm quite knowledgeable about that industry and could buy shares in Nintendo if the NX looks good

So is it this simple guys?

You only make money if they offer a dividend or if you sell.

BTW Nintendo Stock Price is $22,890 per share so I doubt your research of the game industry is going to have you sniffing any of their profit unless you get a mutual fund and they are one of the companies in your bundle

 

[KidJSoul]

I know about selling.

Can y'all explain the dividends part?

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

You only make money if they offer a dividend or if you sell.

BTW Nintendo Stock Price is $22,890 per share so I doubt your research of the game industry is going to have you sniffing any of their profit unless you get a mutual fund and they are one of the companies in your bundle

That's in yen. It's like $29 american.
Who would pay that much for a stock

 

[froggle]

That's in yen. It's like $29 american.
Who would pay that much for a stock

Skynet

 

[TL15]

That's in yen. It's like $29 american.
Who would pay that much for a stock

Shyt you right (it's 228 per share)

 

[Malik1time]

Basically. like every fall the iPhone always sells like crazy with its new model
The best time to buy apple stocks are in April ish-August months so then we the new iPhone kills in sales your make a decent profit cuz you know the stock price will sky rocket if the product sells well
That's why with stocks you need to pay attention to what's coming out etc...

 

[ball15life]

So like, let's just say that Apple shares/stocks are $100. If I buy a share, and then Apple's profits are doing well, will I earn money?

And then will I earn money if I then sell that stock? Or if the stock prices go up?

Is it this simple guys?

Because I've been paying attention to the video game industry and its market trends over the past 3-4 years - I've spent more time looking at sales and companies than I've had actually playing games themselves, so I'm quite knowledgeable about that industry and could buy shares in Nintendo if the NX looks good

So is it this simple guys?

Mess around with the coli stock trader (up at top)...its obviously dumbed down but its a good starter tool to mess around with.

 

[RedCloakBlackWraithe]

dividendssss

 

[cdc]

So like, let's just say that Apple shares/stocks are $100. If I buy a share, and then Apple's profits are doing well, will I earn money?

And then will I earn money if I then sell that stock? Or if the stock prices go up?

Is it this simple guys?

Because I've been paying attention to the video game industry and its market trends over the past 3-4 years - I've spent more time looking at sales and companies than I've had actually playing games themselves, so I'm quite knowledgeable about that industry and could buy shares in Nintendo if the NX looks good

So is it this simple guys?

Almost, but start as early as possible in your 20's. I would recommend an S&P 500 index stock (Vanguard) as it just follows the index and the index funds don't have high fees as opposed to most. Also, for selling, look at timing. Gotta hold at least a year to sell (long term capital gains) as any gains will only be taxed at 15/5 % as opposed to regular income rate. Start early and fund as much as possible. After getting your feet wet in an index fund, you can start to "play" in individual stocks and have fun. Read "Millionaire next door" and Dave Ramsey to adjust your lifestyle and when you are you will bank. The market will always pay after 10-20 years, so just be patient

 

[Higher Tech]

That's in yen. It's like $29 american.
Who would pay that much for a stock

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[Luken]

bump

 

[dterpsss]

depends on your position, Im sure there is people in the game of finding stocks that are going to crash