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Imagine how regarded the average person is, and then imagine that most people fall even below that average. (Yes, including you). As an intelligent person myself, I must say the worst and hardest part of my daily life is tolerating you regards. Theres no saving you, and there is no hope. It's like someone who is born short, they could never be tall. Same deal with your IQ.

Video dekhi tune? The girl in the video is saying Central banks all over the world are buying Gold and silver in large amounts while dumping US bonds and treasuries. She, an American is analyzing how that is bad for the West.
And your conclusion from that is - RBI is fraud.
IQ test hona chaiye tum jaise chtye ko post karne se pehle.

"I need genius dumbed down to my IQ" Sorry OP didnt speak ooga booga

If you’re not upset with Trump at this point, you are either completely morally bankrupt or you have the IQ of a fucking garden snail.

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This is a bunch of bs i collected from my experience.
Basically it's a humble way to clear doubst in yourbpoor douls and in the future all charts with losses will be related not with ignorance but eith low IQ. If you read this you don't have excuses. So...starting from the beginning :
\- There are basically 2 extreme types of investing: Boomer-style, investing in fundamentals (revenue, earnings, free cash flow, real businesses) and investing in the future, aka Millennial -style(speculative stuff powered by hope, hype, AI cheap talk and PowerPoint presentations). I think I am mixed.
\- Boring companies usually give the healthiest experience. Slow 5-10% growth, maybe more, low stress, buy and forget. You sleep well, your blood pressure stays acceptable and you remember your family exists. Speculative stocks are different. They can return 300-700% in a year, but they can also turn perfectly normal adults into candle-watching raccoons refreshing premarket at 4:12 AM. Also it's Friday night the after hours is hot and you don't know where is your wife.
\- “Stock gravity” absolutely exists. Almost every parabolic stock eventually comes back down. Sometimes because fundamentals disappoint, sometimes because investors get bored, sometimes because Wall Street found a newer shiny object 3 sectors away.
If someone believes every stock is a forever unicorn, the market is preparing a very educational experience for them. But you can post your dumb loss.
\- “Dopamine trading” probably affects more than half the market. Many retail newcomers jump straight into day trading without doing proper DD, reading filings, understanding dilution or even knowing how the company makes money. Startups become modern El Dorado stories. Everybody thinks they found the next Nvidia, Tesla or Amazon. Sometimes they do. Most times they discover the magical power of secondary offerings. Sometimes we want to gang around shitty stocks.
\- The amount of misinformation in the stock market is honestly impressive. CEOs, influencers, analysts, YouTubers, Twitter prophets…some are honest, some are clueless and some would probably sell life jackets on the Titanic. The market is basically a jungle wearing business casual clothes. DD is not only protective...its a act of brain activity.
\- “Stock jailed” becomes a common situation for those that buy based on Guru, Motley, Zack and POTUS.
Bull traps, bear traps, FOMO, FUD…almost daily events now. Narratives move stocks harder than earnings sometimes. Headlines create panic, influencers create hype and every self-proclaimed guru finishes the post with “not financial advice,” as if exhausted VPN-sponsored Joe Burger from Ohio is preparing a lawsuit after losing $7,600 on weekly calls.
\- Trading is mostly psychological. Good businesses usually become profitable sooner or later. Bad businesses usually collapse, dilute shareholders into another dimension or move sideways for 7 years while investors slowly lose hair density.
Between those two outcomes there’s a lot of noise, speculation and emotional damage.
\- Some people are excellent investors but terrible traders.Others are amazing traders but horrible long-term investors. And many people are geniuses during bull markets and philosophers during crashes.
\- You can use all the crayons you want for technical analysis, read every legendary trading book and memorize candlestick patterns with ancient Japanese names.Still, successful traders are probably less than 10%.Their gains usually came from the other 90%.Mathematics is cold like that. It’s real shitty real.
\- There’s no such thing as guaranteed “good advice” in the stock market. Investing is like buying fruit.Some investments ripen beautifully.Some rot immediately.Some stay green forever.Some become weird dry raisins that somehow end up very sweet valuable years later.
Even analysts from major institutions constantly miss targets. Some prediction records honestly look worse than a gorilla pressing random green and red buttons.
\- Probably the best thing a trader can have is a “filter.”A set of rules written BEFORE emotions arrive. Entry points.Exit plans.Position size.Maximum acceptable loss.Simple things that save people from doing very complicated stupid decisions. 
\- You may miss some huge parabolic to the moon moves by following strict rules.But long term your stomach, sleep quality and coronary arteries will probably appreciate it.No need to mortgage your house, drink 11 coffees daily or become a basement goblin staring at 4 monitors and screaming at candles.
Most people honestly just need the first 30-60 minutes of market open and a weekly or monthly portfolio review.
\- For beginners, start small. Buy 1-10 shares first. Watch not only the returns over 6-12 months, but also your emotional reactions during that period.The market reveals personality flaws faster than therapy. You don’t need to rush to Wendy’s backyard so soon.
\- And honestly, if patience disappears, health goes down and the market controls your mood every day…active trading may simply not be worth it.Buying ETFs like VOO or VT and quietly enjoying life is a perfectly respectable strategy. 
The money is yours. Or not. The decisions are yours. Or not.
The stock market is supposed to help people live better and carpe idem bs, although many eventually start living only for the market itself and let wife’s bf rule the house and go play with the kids.
This year I decided to sell in May and disappear for a while.
Need some peace and quiet after an intense year.
All good for you guys.
PS. This is my redemption after running 170% in one year. Cash out, beach time. Mango is going South almosf for sure. Just want to concentrate in a Cuba Libre and some peanuts.

sub temperature IQ

It will be, and will reveal everyone's twisted relatives gooning and tardmaxxing because they don't realise it's all visible, basically threads but dominated by low IQ boomers.

I invest in ORR as my smart hedge and the manager has a strategy of low IQ investing, meaning he only invests in things that are completely obvious wins. That’s what I felt with the holdings in DRAM. I’ve been investing in ETFs with high allocation to memory stocks for the past year, such as EMEQ which is or was about 40% Hynix and Samsung. I got DRAM for even better access to these companies but will eventually move the money back into EMEQ since it is a good emerging markets fund that has doubled the annual return of the index since its 1995 inception. (Though it was DEMIX in mutual fund form).

What was the loss on that one that didn’t make it?
Far OTM credit spreads seem high IQ but they have some bad fat tail risks and if they’re not index options you can risk facing early assignment since they’re not European in nature.

Go to investing sub, why u trading investments? This place needs an IQ test to be allowed in

Every single person who thinks and post that they know what is about to happen has been wrong over and over again. At this point making prognostications is akin to failing an IQ test.

IQ is crying in the corner

Won’t work, just AI slop and right wing propaganda for boomers and low IQ people

That movie with Megan Fox where she's an AI fuckbot / nanny is actually what made me embrace our new overlords. I think they'll do it too. Bread and Circuses. Who's going to revolt when you can have a custom blow up doll powered by AI? 200 IQ

60 IQ average?

I never really thought about smart vs dumb but I guess the smart person would be at an advantage in that case. What I was referring to was a smart person vs average IQ (not dumb) and that the average person with the right mind set would be better in trading than the super intelligent trader with a suboptimal trading psychology. As long as the average person can understand concepts and probabilities and function from a probabilistic point of view and execute every single time, then I think the average person with a small edge and superior trading psychology can outperform an super intelligent trader with a small edge but suffers from the four F’s of trading (fear of being wrong, fear of missing out, fear of losing money and fear of leaving money on the table).

Don't expect actual answers from a sub bot IQ

Downvoted bc in their eyes you're like everyone else. Too simple to see u actually have a chance. Just focus on yourself my man. These redditors have the IQ of the shit I just took

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