Wanna make some money goy?

Sure, but for usual options you can at least choose a longer time frame. I risk stating the obvious here, but in the case of binary options, you seem to have to choose a time frame with a (relatively) shitty payout that basically forces you to bleed money.

Day-trading in general basically has a small collective of winners who either manipulate the market with their vast wealth to profit from hedging and options, and a large pool of suckers who watch the stock market every day and think they can just guess and win. They don't.

The long-term stock game where you just buy good businesses and let them work for you is, if you do it right, almost ways going to pay off in your favor because it actually is buying an economically-productive asset. It only fails if the company dies or something fucks the stock value, which happens, but at least you don't get fucked out of your hard-earned money like a good goy. by someone who does literally nothing of economic value.

Fascinating

Every time, it's all they know how to do

It's not real trading, but unregulated gambling masquerading as trading.

And the casino is rigged.

Tbh anyone that thinks it would be a good idea to invest into something this sketchy, and downright stupid, deserves what comes to them. But, god damn this is devious. Does anyone know if the company's under legal investigation? Does the Israeli government care, or are they also getting profit? I only read half the article because work.

For a few days I worked selling shitty cash loans after I dropped out of uni. I was 20 at the time and pretty desperate but it still killed me inside. Anyway this is my confession may god forgive me.

Hey I went to bed, I'll give you a primer.

Options aren't a meme but they are pretty irresponsible if you use funds you aren't prepared to lose. That's because it, theoretically, has unlimited downside (or upside) depending on the option you select. There's a fucking shitload of them and combining them into exotic options is not uncommon.

For our first lesson, we will cover call options.

A call option is an option to purchase a unit of stock (or any asset really) at a later date. You purchase call options if you believe an asset will go up in value, and to 'cover' your bet you have to have someone else take the opposite side of the bet.

Call options are not free, as in you pay for the right to have the buy the stock, but you don't have to in case things don't go your way.

Let's use some round numbers:

Let's say a piece of stock costs, today, 45$. Let's say a 1 year call option costs $1. That means, 1 year from today, you have the chance to buy that stock at market value.

Scenario 1:

That stock does well on the market and goes up to 50$ per unit of stock. This means you have made money since 50 - 1 - 45 = 4$ in profit per option. You also then own that unit of stock plus the 4$. You have made a good choice. This 4$ is multiplied by however many options you purchase. This money is taken from whatever schmuck bet against you. Theoretically it could be infinite, as in the stock goes to 10M$ per unit you'd still legally be owed that money. That won't happen but that's the idea.

Scenario 2:

That stock does poorly, likely because it has a woman CEO. The stock goes down to $40. Because it's a call option, you don't have to exercise this call. That is, you can just accept that you lost 1$ per call option you purchased and move on. You can still call that option, but there's no reason to as you'd then be losing 40 - 1 - 45 = 6$ per call option you purchased.

Options are a really important trading instrument, not all of it is kike shit. Futures are really important for agriculture to ensure that farmers can withstand wild price fluctuations. There's honestly futures for fucking everything nowadays. I know a guy in university who got money making his own weather predicting algorithm and used it to predict heating oil futures.

It seems like the mighty green one is not yet satisfied. Go build a biotope and try again

A reason why day-trading is run by so few is because the average person can't afford to day trade, due to a bullshit regulation put in place by the SEC, basically stating that one must have an equity of at least $25,000 in their brokerage account in order to "pattern day trade," which is defined as buying/selling securities more than 3 times in a span of 5 business days. This excerpt from finra.org explains it better.

All it does is it takes power from the average goy and only allows rich bastards and skypes to day trade.
One may argue it makes securities more stable, but from my point of view, it just puts them in (((their))) hands.
It's kind of how they make sure that usury is regulated to their advantage.
If Trump should not just ban stock market speculation bullshit, which I honestly doubt he'll do unless he gains a fuckton of public backing and overwhelming support to topple the Jew's money machine, he should at least work to repeal this crap rule.

It's not a bullshit reg. One serious price move against you and that money is blown. If the market had to litigate every schmuck who had an extra 200$ to blow then it would be a huge clusterfuck. It's to ensure that you can cover your losses if you incur any.

that makes a lot of sense, thank you

pretty sure (((they))) would love to have millions of goyim paying $10 a trade dozens of times a week.

I never payed much attention in finance class but the upshot was: on average you'll never beat the market unless you've inside information (which big investment banks do). Virtually everyone should just park their money in a cheap ETF and be done with it.

If you don't have 25k to put in your account you're not going to make a living day trading anyway. I agree the law is bullshit, but it's easy enough to avoid being flagged as a pattern day trader while you work your way up.

Check out Robinhood to avoid transaction fees.

#KILL ALL GERMANS

Summary for those interested

It's literally just 100% jewish tricks with nothing to gain and everything to lose for their victims.

Sage left from previous thread, have a bump to make up for it.

Hello Mark. How's VR coming along?

Oy, we call it a golem when it is some force or entity that Jews have unleashed. Golems are Jewish, but they're not actually Jews. Keep the terminology straight.