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MOBILESMITH INC
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Reddit told me I was dumb, the company was bad, share structure sucked. Blah blah blah.
I had 1 rule, Reddit is always wrong, nothing deep about it. You can be right 99% of the time but trading is about timing. It’s about the big guy (institutions) listening to the little guy (YOU) and trying to crush them. Im also a little guy but I decided to swim the opposite direction of other fishes, it’s just a survival mechanism that I have learned over the years.
Anyhow if you followed the trade make sure to take profits along the way. If you see the stock spiking 10%+ in less than 5 min, it’s a sell. If you see everyone on Reddit is talking bad about a stock and selling, that’s when you buy.
For my next play, WHICH STOCK ARE YOU BEARISH IN THE MOST? Will have to go all in on that stock. Anyways Reddit thank you for playing the casino!

I am 25yo man who recently lost their mother unexpectedly at the end of February. My mother, thoughtful as she was, had multiple life insurances on her name that paid out to my siblings and I. My biggest check was for 155K+, 25k I have used for removing all student loan and credit card debt. I have since deposited this money into my childhood bank, which they offered me a consultation with their financial advisor. Since meeting with, he introduced me to index funds, mutual funds, ETFs, etc. These terms weren't new, I hadn't had any real experience to understand what that truly looked like in terms of my own investing.
After my meeting with the bank's (now mine as well I assume) financial advisor, he created me a brokerage account with Ameriprise, and I have invested 75k in 4 different mutual funds. My issue and where I need is advice is here. From my couple weeks of research, the pros say to follow index funds/funds that follow those. My financial advisor enrolled me in mutual funds with Janus & Henderson which are listed as the following: JNRFX Research Fund, JANVX Venture Fund, JNOSX Overseas Fund, JANEX Enterprise Fund. Now the 10 year annual % returns are great, most of these funds have been open since 80-90s with Inception % that I believe is pretty decent for being funds open for 30-40+ years, my assets are diversified between big, mid, and small market cap companies, while also maintaining an overseas fund.
I had to quit my job since my mother passed as they wouldn't let me transfer to my home city, but will be finding another soon since the job market is not too competitive where I live. I currently single living in my childhood my mother passed down to me completely paid off, so my expenses are v minimal. Presuming my take home pay after 2 week is similar to my old job I should bring in about 4k a month. 2k at the MOST for monthly expenses then investing the rest. I figure a steady stream of 1-2k every month for 10 years plus my initial investment should have more than enough to retire in 10-15 years. As I am studying for law school, I would eventually increase the monthly amount as my job pay rate increases. I am going to be taking out another 35K to put more into the investment, while keeping 20K on hand in HYSA.
I want know is this a good brokerage party and are these good mutual funds for someone wanting to retire at 40-45. I have been watching endless videos, but none of the videos or any person I've watched mention Ameriprise brokerage account or Janus & Henderson mutual funds/investments. Should I not have invested into them? Should I just invest on my own through fidelity or robinhood? I feel as though I am on the right path and all of these mutual funds according to their prospectus says the funds mirror or sets certain indexes as benchmarks for the fund. the one of which does the best, and I have the most money in has the benchmarks of The Russell 1000 Index, The Russell 1000 Growth Index, and S&P 500 Index. Please any advice greatly appreciated! I am new to this space and trying to learn as much as possible to retire as quickly as possible!

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I had enough patience to be okay taking a loss or seeing the price come back. I was trying to look for setups that were at least 150 points or higher, with a tight 20-point stop loss. After the market started changing, it began retesting levels and acting super slow near my entries. That's when I started to doubt myself because I usually top-tick and bottom-tick trades, so the price didn't come to my entry or would drop fast. With them coming to play the same level that I entered, I was doubting my analysis because they usually didn't come retest, or if they did, it was with crazy candles that would come to my stop in SECONDS.
1. NOT OVERSIZING 1 MICRO
2. DON'T TRADE AFTER 11 AM NY
3. LESS THAN 4 TRADES, RISKING NO MORE THEN 200 POINTS A DAY
4 THE MOST IMPORTANT PATIENCE 200 DOLLARS A DAY CAN REPLACE YOUR JOB

***YOU BOUGHT AT SPOT, THAT’S THE MOST IMPORTANT THING BY FAR***
They are the same thing I terms of weight and purity (well, maples are 9999 and everything is practically is 999, but it makes no difference in terms of $)
Maples are bulletproof. Seen as top tier billion globally , extremely difficult to counterfeit, instantly recognizable to buyers/sellers, they are the gold standard (no pun intended) of silver bullion. That being said, *all* pure silver is worth the same at the end of the day.
I like TD bars, but I don’t really like bars unless they are 10oz+. That’s strictly personal preference. That’s kind of a fun aspect to stacking. It’s purely economical on one hand, but you can do it your own way and get really deep into all sorts of producers, sizes, vintages, etc. Or you can avoid all that.
You didn’t make a mistake at all. Now it’s just a jumping point to learn more about it all. Congrats on your first ounce!

VOO is passive, safer, less stressful, less draining, less mental burn. Scalping can be easy once you meet and talk to the RIGHT people. But until then your fish in a barrel. Scalping is in another light, looked upon as THE FASTEST AND EASIEST WAY TO MAKE THE MOST MONEY TRADING. kinda like reading the Bible, everyone looks at the same thing but some read it differently then others and get different interpretations. Being able to justify what the split second decision making of the majority outlook is what makes a scalper elite. Something that takes years of steady 24/7 market indulgement and accepting cash burn. longer if you don't have a big chunk of bread to sit on and just learn learn learn because your still subject to 8 hours a day 40+ a week at your job. Which purely conflicts with scalping and day trading hours.
I'd say most need to just take it easy. If you can't make money in a simulator for 3 months steady green weeks green months, don't trade live. Simple. If you are trading live and can't make money with 100 shares, roughly $100 a day, you have NO BUSINESS sizing up to 1000 for that 'quick in and out scalp'
Oh and some courses are the real deal. But I only trust the ones that have mentors coaches and teachers and psychologists with the guy running the thing having 3rd party audited broker statements and live streaming trades showing p&l window with entry exit . It's the only thing that can change a small group out of the 95% LOSERS and make 60% losers.
Get it? Got it? Good!