Advice regarding Stock Trading

It's big risks unless you're an expert and insider. You'd be better off shifting your mentality to create value and become a business owner.

read the book "unscripted" by Mj DeMarco

The topic is "stock technical analysis." Google it.

Channels to watch on youtube: JBravo, economic ninja, jaspreet singh. Learn everything you can about the financial system. Watch every video. Get Webull and Robinhood, and USBinance. You can make money on the way up, and on the way down. There is literally so much money and it moves everyday.

Use jupiter and sun squares to strengthen the soul. You'll want to program the energy to help you become a better trader.

Just because the system is rigged and broken doesn't mean that a Zevist should not participate to accumulate wealth.

Remember that post HPZM made about "I can't do this because the enemy..."? Prime example. If you want to do stocks and crypto, do stocks and crypto.

Learn it all. Really commit. Make mistakes. Learn from your mistakes. Zevism need wealth. It is so much easier than it looks. I only regret not learning about it sooner.

We must become our own Templars, our own bankers, our own markets, our own Chorigos, our own financial institutions.

Peace, brother. Best of luck and learning to you.

Artifergolem wrote:

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Are you familiar with Martin Armstrong's Socrates AI for trading and investing?

Consider paying attention to what some people do and the maneuvers they perform.

For example due to Musk's Twitter activities his Tesla stock dropped 47%. Consider that an investment purchase right away. Anyone who wants big baller stocks do that.

For example people would kill to buy large securities on Apple, Intel, AMD, Nvidia, Tesla, Amazon etc.etc.

Even though right now the market is entering problems same for Crypto. There's massive opportunities.

Don't forget penny stocks you buy 20,000 on 3 cent then sell at 9 cents and made 60,000 dollars. Penny stocks are kinda like a golden goose and many make a fortune on those penny stocks.

Don't listen fools who talk about junk bonds. If you knew the scam the elites pulled to destroy the High-Yield Bonds market to only buy it on pennies on the dollar and then make a fortune on top of their fortune. You'd be pissed off. Griffith's A creature from Jekyll Island: A second look at the Federal Reserve.

There is also Inflation Bonds.
Youtube - Earn 9.62% Interest On Your Savings GUARANTEED: 'Inflation Protection' Bond Soars to Record LevelsExternal ↗

Try and diversify your earnings and securities. For example big cash money baller stocks like Amazon or Apple you'd be foolish to sell.

If anything you should lean unto higher stocks for securities at least a much more guarantee a more secure property.

For example be careful with selling cause stocks might rise.

Example 2018 or 2019. AMD stock was sold cause people panicked a bit and investors sold off quite a bit. Had they kept their stock AMD rose. They lost 236.6 million dollars in investment and for the entire operational year of the stock market from January 1 to December 31. The investors lost 2.36 billion dollars. So double whammy, boxers one-two punch on the investors. Anyone who stayed made a killing or improved their securities.

So be careful what you sell and what you buy. Don't exclude shorting but with internet armies propping places up with counter-shorts. Remember Gamestop Rebellion with Portnoy.

Pay attention to what the enemy does, what the big ballers do, and be careful with various internet armies performing 5th Generational Warfare.

It's a wonderful thing especially if you use programs to monitor your earnings and whatnot. You need high Fiscal Literacy and Trading Literacy.

As one person who did for a long time they mentioned back in 2013 wanting to get married. The last week he plopped down of money then afterwards he sold and made 813,000 dollars.

It's a awesome science if you think about it, it's quite clever. But it's what can cause issues to nations. Still don't feel bad doing this.

As many would state it's the nature of the beast and that's what is in reality.

Henu the Great wrote:

Artifergolem wrote:

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Are you familiar with Martin Armstrong's Socrates AI for trading and investing?

No. I don't use AIs for trading.

Artifergolem wrote:

Channels to watch on youtube: JBravo, economic ninja, jaspreet singh.

I looked at these channels and they do not have anything of value to offer besides superficial inquiry into current events and a basic introduction to finance. They are mostly selling their channels to make money (plus affiliate links) and economic ninja had a lot of bot activity in the comment section, even by the looks of it, from himself.

If I wanted to learn technical details of investing and trading, these channels do not offer that.

This thread topic is very important for a good proportion of Zevism.

I think it is of use to the ToZ community that a dialogue be opened into stock trading with our occult workings in mind. The kind of people that are here have a natural proclivity for intuition, timing, wilfulness and the other things that are key in this and can be expanded on with the knowledge we have here to generate wealth for our house.

Stock trading to me as I can see it, is not a 'system to be played'. It has a real measure and value that can be utilised for significant purpose. Everyone can have the honour of investing in the common good. To un-takeover the world from the enemy, its going to take the weight of money and labour, as well as information, spectacular acts etc. That is the physical measure of what we are here and the sooner such a thing happens the more powerful this place will be to be able to create Satan's will in the world.

In a way, donating here is not donating but its investing as well. Develop and use your intuitive Satanic mind and help the economy grow, then grow the spiritual economy of the world. This is evidently a noble undertaking and a good work for people here to be doing if they are capable.

Henu the Great wrote:

Artifergolem wrote:

Channels to watch on youtube: JBravo, economic ninja, jaspreet singh.

I looked at these channels and they do not have anything of value to offer besides superficial inquiry into current events and a basic introduction to finance. They are mostly selling their channels to make money (plus affiliate links) and economic ninja had a lot of bot activity in the comment section, even by the looks of it, from himself.

If I wanted to learn technical details of investing and trading, these channels do not offer that.

I would like to point out that most people on youtube are there to make money with affiliate links and marketing. Bots are everywhere on youtube.

A person could go straight into technicals with books on technical analysis, candlestick trading, so on and so forth. Could read things like Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Those are all good.

I suggested these places because they are beginner friendly and interesting.

Artifergolem wrote:

I would like to point out that most people on youtube are there to make money with affiliate links and marketing. Bots are everywhere on youtube.

A person could go straight into technicals with books on technical analysis, candlestick trading, so on and so forth. Could read things like Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Those are all good.

I suggested these places because they are beginner friendly and interesting.

Alright, cool. I agree that bots are commonplace, but the thing with bots on that particular channel was that I had a hard time seeing legit comments. I don't see that often.

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUkh9m2BorqlDJlnBXUaJaMRNE7UDckn6

This guy is a university professor in finance teaching full classes effectively, for free. I found him a while back looking at videos ranking different youtube investors and meming on the frauds. He was ranked at the top and is not selling anything at all or marketing.

I also like channels like this:

https://m.youtube.com/@EconomicsExplained
https://m.youtube.com/@RealLifeLore
^check the video about 'what made the US OP?"

It helps to know whats about the world if you are investing in it. Geographical knowledge of the goings on is relevant.

As for books if you are new like I am you should start off with stuff keeping it simple I think, but I do have the most recent (4th) edition of the financial times investing guide as well for later study.

https://www.amazon.com/Economics-Book-Ideas-Simply-Explained/dp/0756698278

This explains about the nature of money in raw, layman logic and the necessity of the way the market works, it helps you understand from the ground up instead of always having a vague idea about what some finance buzzword means. If you take this seriously it ensures that you get to a point where when you are involved, you will see people say those things and think 'bullshit' instead of getting duped. It goes back through history and the development of the systems of markets and how it works on the people level instead of the writings of someone who thinks money is magic that gets stuff for you.

Actually I’m investing in STX ( a cryptocurrency ) that is having a big rise

With the bankruptcy of the Silicon Valley Bank, there are rumors of more US banks being in trouble. There are even some panicked voices warning of another 2008.

Personally I don't believe all that noise, but I'm glad it happened before I made some actual investments. Though I have to say that it's making me reconsider this whole thing.

Masra 666 wrote:

Actually I’m investing in STX ( a cryptocurrency ) that is having a big rise

Never ever invest in crypto currency because it's a grey market ... Does anyone knows who regulates it except some Japanese guy name which started all of it... I don't know about your country but if you wish to start investing in a market that's legal and regulated by some exchange board authorities...

I’m in Italy, on what do you invest?
I was doing my researches on bitcoin and it seems to me to be a decentralised non traditional “””bank””” and we know who loves banks right? Don’t you think that crypto can defeat the traditional banks?
On what do you invest?

Masra 666 wrote:

I’m in Italy, on what do you invest?
I was doing my researches on bitcoin and it seems to me to be a decentralised non traditional “””bank””” and we know who loves banks right? Don’t you think that crypto can defeat the traditional banks?
On what do you invest?

If you ask what to invest on, you shouldn't invest, you have no idea what you're doing. Start reading about investing, books, articles, then form your opinion and you can start.

Actually I am an entrepreneur (logistics) I have a company that is very profitable and I have my freedom, it is only a minor thing that I am trading and thinking of holding cryptocurrencies, actually in trading it is doing well, as far as the holding I was still thinking about it and I wanted your opinion on cryptocurrencies, I don't want to teach anyone because it's a new thing for me the answer I gave to our brother is a request for suggestions. the main reason I would want to hold crypto is to bankrupt centralized banks

Thanks Acquarius