Even if you could reliably pick good stocks, once the info is public it's priced in. How are people so reliably surprised that stock picks broadcast on prime TV are worthless?
I'm admittedly gambling; I'm not a finance bro I'm a computer nerd. I don't even like Crowdstrike or their product. Unless you're doing nefarious shit I don't think root kits are ever the right answer. But I know companies love to spy on their employees and I feel like betting that their share price goes up after cratering in July was a pretty safe bet. I'm still up, just not as much as I was before Cramer opened his mouth.
Not really? Cramer's buy picks are correct over 50% of the time on 1 day, week, or month time frame. If you you were to religiously follow his picks and hold for only one day, you'd out perform the sp500 (assuming no fees/commissions/slippage/taxes/etc).
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Even if you could reliably pick good stocks, once the info is public it's priced in. How are people so reliably surprised that stock picks broadcast on prime TV are worthless?
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I'm admittedly gambling; I'm not a finance bro I'm a computer nerd. I don't even like Crowdstrike or their product. Unless you're doing nefarious shit I don't think root kits are ever the right answer. But I know companies love to spy on their employees and I feel like betting that their share price goes up after cratering in July was a pretty safe bet. I'm still up, just not as much as I was before Cramer opened his mouth.
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Not really? Cramer's buy picks are correct over 50% of the time on 1 day, week, or month time frame. If you you were to religiously follow his picks and hold for only one day, you'd out perform the sp500 (assuming no fees/commissions/slippage/taxes/etc).
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Markets take all factors into account. There's no public strategy that beats passive investing in practice, which is all that matters.
Crypto coins tend to pump after eceleb endorsements, doesn't mean it's a good strategy.
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