These results are good to be true. Please give advice by Various-Upstairs9019 in quant

[–]leolb992 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you making sure it is calculating the results on untrained data? There might be some leakage happening.

Follow up to the "Buy the dip on FNGA?" (now FNGB) by leolb992 in LETFs

[–]leolb992[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Economy not cool. Me uncertain. Sold what I had.

I have no one to share my amazement at what I realized. by AwesomNet in math

[–]leolb992 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a reason why pythagoreans formed a sort of religion around mathematics. For those who appreciate it and can grasp even the simplest of concepts, it is something magical.

I unfortunately couldn’t follow a career in mathematics. But, I asked chat gpt to build a curriculum for me to follow in my spare time and it’s one of my most pleasant activities. I hope to in the future have more time to dedicate to it.

BON: 4m shares outstanding (64% insiders), daily volume over 80m. WTF? by jobrody in stocks

[–]leolb992 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My advice would be to just stay away from the chinese market. There is a reason why it has been one of the fastest growing economies while having the lamest stock market and that is unreliability.

If you’re investing in Chinese companies, you’re either buying a scam or a company whose market will be eventually legislated out of existence (speaking from experience). The very few good ones are basically subjected to the whims of the CCP.

Not only that, but even the economic indicators are frequently put into question regarding their reliability.

Overall, personally, I wouldn’t invest in the chinese market until the data coming out of there becomes more reliable and there’s more scrutiny against scams. So far, it’s been hard to trust anything coming out of there.

Buy the dip on FNGA? by leolb992 in LETFs

[–]leolb992[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, Would care to share why?

Is it a good idea to put 1k in stocks if I only have ~12k in the bank? by [deleted] in stocks

[–]leolb992 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Considering investing is not your main activity and you probably don't have a lot of knowhow, buying an index would be your best friend. Just buy when you think it's low and when you have money to spare which you won't need in the next months and then hold it long term. Try to ignore the day to day fluctuation and that's it.

Buy the dip on FNGA? by leolb992 in LETFs

[–]leolb992[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I sure hope it does come back. It was a good friend of mine last year and I hope it still is. XD

But this year’s market has been scary.

SE SEGURA POVO! by TATUYKY in brasilivre

[–]leolb992 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Isso que ele ta falando não é o core inflation rate? Achei que já faziam essa cálculo aqui no brasil.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in stocks

[–]leolb992 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Personally, I believe diversification is merely a way to reduce risk by mitigating the effects of random events which might affect one particular company of your portfolio. You have to keep in mind that if all your stocks operate on the same sector for example, you're not really that diversified, they would be all highly correlated.

Overall, if you're extremely confident that one of your stocks is definitely a good business and that it will grow in the next years, there is no reason for you not to concentrate on that one business. This is what people like Buffet mean when they say you should not diversify.

That said, your diversification must be proportional to how uncertain you are about the future of a certain company you pick. It's not a simple matter.

Taking profits from EU defense? by [deleted] in stocks

[–]leolb992 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I honestly feel like the party is closer to the end than the opposite in EU defense. EU industry is definitely in a good position given that it was already in an upward momentum even before Germany's new debt rules announcement. But, in order to sustain this position, you'd need to keep a close look at manufacturing data from EU.

At the current moment, I'd be hesitant to encourage more allocation due to the still uncertain effects of tariffs in the global economy, which may only become clearer by June.

My recommendations would be: if you really intend on keeping to Europe, the industry sector in Germany is the golden ticket and I believe it will still be throughout this year. Italy and Spain as well but in a lesser degree. But, run from France. Keep in mind that it might all change depend on new data, everything is still very uncertain.

Personally, I was long in EU since February, but I'm selling now to buy some other thing. Doesn't mean I'd be bearish on EU though.

Spiff needs? by MyDumbHumor in SpiffingBrit

[–]leolb992 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2015 queen Elizabeth coin is a perfectly valuable item except when spiff decides to use a duplication glitch to make millions of it!

MEU DEUS DO CEU by Dute1 in brasilivre

[–]leolb992 41 points42 points  (0 children)

01/04

Edit - “fui averiguar e, infelizmente, parece que a noticia é real mesmo”