[Never_Enough]

Anyone buying AAPL or waiting for a dip?

[BayMoWe335]

Originally Posted by TrAcK TRaP

You are so wrong brother..

Go pull up the return of gold over the last 100 years versus the S&P500.

[The Wind Breezes]

You can go ahead and send it this way, great investment I promise

[BayMoWe335]

Originally Posted by Never_Enough

Anyone buying AAPL or waiting for a dip?

The right time to buy AAPL is any time and double or triple on any dip.

[JamesWWIII]

Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

The right time to buy AAPL is any time and double or triple on any dip.

+1

[BayMoWe335]

Warren Buffet, the the greatest investor of all time, JUST pointed out how stupid the gold investment is at in the 2018 Berkshire meeting.

After asking the audience to guess, Buffett revealed that $10,000 invested in an S&P 500 index fund in 1942 (there were none at the time, he noted) would be worth $51 million today.

However, $10,000 invested in gold would be approximately $400,000.

"In other words, for every dollar you could have made in American business, you'd have less than a penny of gain by buying into a store of value which people tell you to run to every time you get scared by the headlines," Buffett said.

These are facts, not someone's opinion or someone with other motives encouraging you to buy what they are selling.

https://www.businessinsider.com/warr...returns-2018-5

[Never_Enough]

Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

The right time to buy AAPL is any time and double or triple on any dip.

Go on...

Also, Amazon or Apple?

[BayMoWe335]

Originally Posted by Never_Enough

Go one...

Also, Amazon or Apple?

I'd advise anyone buying stocks to do their own research. If I told you AAPL, would you really take your money and buy AAPL because a guy on a BMW forum told you to?

This is the insane peculiarity of this world. People will research what kind of washer/dryer to buy for months and haggle for hours to get the best deal, but they trust their life savings with completely strangers after a 5 minute sales pitch or a off hand stock tip.

The fact I am a Wharton graduate shouldn't give you any additional confidence over doing your own research. In the end, it's your money.

Let's just say the entire financial services industry is a complete and utter waste of money. There is literally nothing to know other than:

1) Invest in stocks, not gold, not bonds, not CDs, not annuities, or any other nonsense.
2) Never lose capital

[NoMoreAudi]

Gold is not a good investment. Seems the only people who praise it are people worried about their 2nd amendment rights.

[TrAcK TRaP]

Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

Go pull up the return of gold over the last 100 years versus the S&P500.

I made $18.765 in 4 years without touching anything. Investing on gold is golden

[PoorLurker]

Gold gets me way more likes on Instagram

Jordan’s with aapl stock screenshots is lame

[JamesWWIII]

Originally Posted by Evakone

In my opinion, cryptocurrency is the best investment for now.

[wdb]

Originally Posted by Evakone

In my opinion, cryptocurrency is the best investment for now.

And tulips!

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Evakone

In my opinion, cryptocurrency is the best investment for now. But it doesn't mean it's easy to do. If you are a newbie in this field and you don't know how it actually works, I recommend you figure out first. Read, learn and make own conclusions. Recommend this useful website https://www.crosslytics.com/featured...ypto-91a9cebf/

Originally Posted by JamesWWIII

Originally Posted by wdb

And tulips!

Anyone else feel like crypto is sort of like a pyramid scheme, just bundled a little different? I mean, there is no intrinsic value that I see, so its worth is predicated on getting someone else to believe in it being worth something. And while the same argument could to a degree extend to fiat, that has already reached mass adoption and everyone has bought in.

But with crypto, you basically need to convert others and bring others in, so you can get out when you want to...sort of like creating a base...like a pyramid. And that's why we have people like Evakone trying to push it I figure.

[Never_Enough]

Turns out the BMW forum is where all the poor people are.

[overcoil]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Anyone else feel like crypto is sort of like a pyramid scheme, just bundled a little different? I mean, there is no intrinsic value that I see, so its worth is predicated on getting someone else to believe in it being worth something. And while the same argument could to a degree extend to fiat, that has already reached mass adoption and everyone has bought in.

But with crypto, you basically need to convert others and bring others in, so you can get out when you want to...sort of like creating a base...like a pyramid. And that's why we have people like Evakone trying to push it I figure.

I totally agree. But then again I've never read a really good article explaining the product in a way that I can really understand it.

[DETRoadster]

Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

I'd advise anyone buying stocks to do their own research. If I told you AAPL, would you really take your money and buy AAPL because a guy on a BMW forum told you to?

This is the insane peculiarity of this world. People will research what kind of washer/dryer to buy for months and haggle for hours to get the best deal, but they trust their life savings with completely strangers after a 5 minute sales pitch or a off hand stock tip.

The fact I am a Wharton graduate shouldn't give you any additional confidence over doing your own research. In the end, it's your money.

Let's just say the entire financial services industry is a complete and utter waste of money. There is literally nothing to know other than:

1) Invest in stocks, not gold, not bonds, not CDs, not annuities, or any other nonsense.
2) Never lose capital

Soooo, what I hear you saying is "buy AAPL", right?

[IllSic_Design]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Anyone else feel like crypto is sort of like a pyramid scheme, just bundled a little different? I mean, there is no intrinsic value that I see, so its worth is predicated on getting someone else to believe in it being worth something. And while the same argument could to a degree extend to fiat, that has already reached mass adoption and everyone has bought in.

But with crypto, you basically need to convert others and bring others in, so you can get out when you want to...sort of like creating a base...like a pyramid. And that's why we have people like Evakone trying to push it I figure.

The value is in the product/technology behind the crypto/coin. Some of these companies' technology(infused with blockchain tech) will have a huge impact on internet, security, etc.. Don't be close-minded and not at least research and see what is in store for the future and what some of the tech will do.

[qba335i]

Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

I'd advise anyone buying stocks to do their own research. If I told you AAPL, would you really take your money and buy AAPL because a guy on a BMW forum told you to?

This is the insane peculiarity of this world. People will research what kind of washer/dryer to buy for months and haggle for hours to get the best deal, but they trust their life savings with completely strangers after a 5 minute sales pitch or a off hand stock tip.

The fact I am a Wharton graduate shouldn't give you any additional confidence over doing your own research. In the end, it's your money.

Let's just say the entire financial services industry is a complete and utter waste of money. There is literally nothing to know other than:

1) Invest in stocks, not gold, not bonds, not CDs, not annuities, or any other nonsense.
2) Never lose capital

I guess you skipped a class or two about portfolio design, diversification, asset correlations...

There is substantially more to investing than simply "invest in stocks".

[BayMoWe335]

Originally Posted by qba335i

I guess you skipped a class or two about portfolio design, diversification, asset correlations...

There is substantially more to investing than simply "invest in stocks".

Wrong. It is that simple over a lifetime. Stocks are the only game in town, period.

You must sell this crap for a living.

[JamesWWIII]

Originally Posted by Never_Enough

Anyone buying AAPL or waiting for a dip?

Anyone waiting for a dip had to be disappointed with this week's action.

I'm pretty pleased, though.

[Never_Enough]

Originally Posted by JamesWWIII

Anyone waiting for a dip had to be disappointed with this week's action.

I'm pretty pleased, though.

Guess I should have bought lol oops! Oh well, there is always a dip so we shall wait again! Buying now is not the way to go