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Joseph Sigmund
@TheWealthCreator
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Invested in Microsoft
#myfirstinvestment #stayhungry #riskmanagement
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Eugen Faber
@wildgman1
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Sold Eli LillyInvested for 46 days
Lost3.57%
#opportunity #whynot #riskmanagement
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Matty T
@mattytang
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What’s the amount of your liquid net worth in crypto? Mine is 1% (mostly in $BTC and $ETH only). And more importantly, why is your percent what it is? If you are > than 5%, especially, please comment your % and I would love to pick your brain about the whys. #possibilities #financialfreedom #hodl #crypto #assetallocation #riskmanagement #vaporware

< 1% of liquid net worth51.85%
1% of liquid net worth14.81%
> 1% but < 5%11.11%
> 5%22.22%
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Goose
@goosethehuman
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"Bear markets are normal and necessary and serve to clean up prior excesses. They allow the market to create a whole new set of chart bases and leaders for the bull market that, in time, always follows. So, never let yourself get discouraged, otherwise, you'll miss the next bull market."- the GOAT William O'Neil Bear markets create great opportunities to trade and invest. Make sure you are not fi…See more
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Goose
@goosethehuman
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"Those who trade without a stop eventually stop trading" - Mark Minervini @markminervini Think & Trade Like a Champion 🏆 Incredible quote and one that is so true. So many new traders only think of the reward, so few think about the risk. Trading without a stop loss is like driving without brakes. You might make it for awhile, but eventually you'll crash. #riskmanagement …See more
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Ryan Olson
@Rolson0124
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Sold MP MaterialsInvested for 49 days
Made26.39%
#riskmanagement
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Nadia Vanderhall
@nvknows
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If there’s a sector or trend you want to invest in, buuuuut… don’t know too much about it, here’s a way about it. Risk tolerance is one of the best things investors can know about when it comes to formulating their strategy. Pretty much — how much can you handle if volatility hits the market overall or that industry for a specific holding. Here’s a great tool for that: bit.ly/3dxXn4V As we know …See more
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CTSSHAH
@ctsshah
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#RiskManagement Which is the riskier thing to do? To invest your money or to not invest your money? NOT Investing: With inflation you have a 100% chance of losing money in proportion to the rate of inflation which most recently was ~6%. This means your $100 can only buy $94 of things (purchasing power) Savings Account: Lets be generous and give a savings account 1% (mine is 0.5%) which means tha…See more
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Fernando Silva
@fernsilva93
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BIG #crypto PSA!! I know its extremely exciting to be able to invest in crypto in #public but be wary! I personally invest in crypto pretty heavily (relative term for everyone). but it's extremely #volatile , especially for the smaller tokens like $SHIB …See more
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Luciano
@lz
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I am on the Zacks free distribution list. Recently I got an email from Mitch Zacks, Senior Portfolio Manager at Zacks Investment Management, highlighting some potential investment risk factors and giving some interesting suggestions. I would like to share with the #PublicCommunity some excerpts from his email. 🔹3 Risks to Monitor for the Rest of 2021 By the end of August, the S&P 500 index had pos…See more
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Art
@artchemical
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Sold AffirmInvested for 11 days
Made15.46%
Moving funds to high interest yielding stable coins, which matches my savings/investment needs and risk tolerance a bit better than picking winners and losers in the stonks game. Still keeping some stonks here and rolling my 401k over to a RothIRA this month to keep some diversification. #riskmanagement #crypto #highyield #interest #stonks
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Michael Pua
@puapwr
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Buckle up folks turbulence ahead. The fed continues to pump not 1 billion… not 10 billion… but 28 billion dollars, each month, into the economy ie. (big companies that don’t need it) just to keep this market floating… it’s artificial, and will burst or slowly deflate… but when? Who knows… Most stocks are overbought and have been for 1-5 months straight. Computers and algos are trading, fundament…See more
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