Investing

[imu_pertrauka]

 

Do you invest? What stocks you own? Do you also get dividends? What platform do you use? Are you more of a savings guy? Any tips? Let us know!

 

 

[imu_pertrauka]

For people trying to get into investing - I've found that there's a big and active investing community on https://www.trading212.com/ and you can find people sharing their tips, news. Also great official video tutorials on investing! Check it out 🙂

 

Edited July 2, 2024 by imu_pertrauka

[imu_pertrauka]

You can learn a lot by just reading the news or tips or experiences. Don't need to invest no money.

[jonathanmacleod]

I invest, and it's been pretty rewarding for me. I own a mix of tech stocks and some that pay dividends, which is a nice bonus. I use Trading212 for my investments since it's easy to use and has a good community for sharing tips and news. One thing I've found helpful is staying informed by reading up on market trends and other investors' experiences. If you're into real estate or tech, looking into proptech M&A could be a smart move. I think there are some exciting opportunities there.

Edited July 24, 2024 by jonathanmacleod

[Sir_Rolex]

You can ask those indians on discord, they will explain how to run investment business.

[morningjuice7]

Is it worth to buy stocks in apple?

[Chicken Bargain]

On 7/6/2025 at 7:30 AM, morningjuice7 said:

Is it worth to buy stocks in apple?

 

I think Nividia and or Palantir would earn you more in futures. Apple is always a great buy and a safe bet, but ever since Steve Jobs died Apple hasn't really created much innovative shit just updating the same devices (just my opinion). 

 

I'd dump in $SOFI, invest $150 every week if you can afford it. I started doing that at $13 bucks a share months ago and today it is sitting at $19.00 a share. 

Edited July 8 by Chicken Bargain

[imu_pertrauka]

Tips for beginners:

1. Don't invest money you can't afford to lose.
2. Don't chase quick returns because that's the fastest way to lose money.
3. Think of money as a long term game - if you don't have income (and a high one) - investing is not in your top priorities.
4. "I'm starting from zero. What should I do? Read news?" - depending on your income of money try to save up some income. Putting the cash away (in other terms - investing it) - fastest way to go from zero is to keep putting money away.
5. Don't go on a shopping spree and don't reward yourself with purchases.
6. Focus on long-term big wins instead of small purchases. You'd rather have a higher income of money than to save 80% of your income.
7. Don't make million dollar mistakes.

 

Book recommendations on finance, investing, money

 

• "The Simple Path to Wealth" - J. L. Collins
• "I Will Teach You To Be Rich" - Ramit Sethi
• "The Psychology of Money" - Morgan Housel

 

 

Edited 1 hour ago by imu_pertrauka

[imu_pertrauka]

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/basics/11/3-s-simple-investing.asp

 

https://www.investopedia.com/how-to-invest-usd1-000-4584763

 

Edited 1 hour ago by imu_pertrauka

[imu_pertrauka]

On 7/6/2025 at 2:30 PM, morningjuice7 said:

Is it worth to buy stocks in apple?

 

You can buy Apple but big companies like Apple or Microsoft or Google won't make you big returns quick. They are a safer bet for your money. You won't get quick rich, even with a 1000$. Is it worth to buy it? Yeah bro, buy Apple stocks. Better purchase than buying 20$ weed bags.

Edited 1 hour ago by imu_pertrauka