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Sure. I started in late July, and for the first 2 weeks, I knew nothing.
I started looking at how they different things worked, like movie stocks, starbonds, derivatives, and funds. I felt that Warrants were the best long term option with such low capital to begin with. Warrants that are ARB will pay out big, and that's what I'm expecting tomorrow. Bonds, on the other hand, I've been playing week to week using the-numbers and project genome to compare TAGs and double check my numbers. On average, I'll net 250-500k a week playing just bonds. Check their future TAG to their current stock cost and that's pretty much what you'll make per stock. I toyed with moviestocks in the beginning, but the I felt the gains would be minimal since for big movers you would need a large amount of capital and generally you would have to hold on to it for it to amount to something. Even though GI Joe 2 moved 11+ dollars since it IPO'd, it would be senseless to sell it off now to turn a profit. That's why starbonds make sense when you're looking to make a quick buck. Invest in a starbond that delists soon and then sell the bond when it adjusts.
Unless you plan on daytrading, which from what I understand can be time-consuming and frustrating. Otherwise, starbonds are a great way to turn a profit quickly.
Socio an honest question Sep 07, 18:05
Sure. I started in late July, and for the first 2 weeks, I knew nothing. Sep 07, 18:40
And if any vets have any thing to add or correct, please do so. I admit I am still a newb. {nm} Sep 07, 19:20
Daytrading frustrating? Where's the soap? Sep 07, 22:06
Only from what I've heard, I don't know, I play weekly for now. {nm} Sep 08, 03:44
Unconventional wisdom and economics is my expertise. I'm afraid numbers still get the best of me. {nm} Sep 08, 19:33
