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Originally posted by Richard5 View Post
Why not buy the 5-7 company stocks directly in your own portfolio?
Have some in funds with "financial advisor" but don't have an active account.
Probably look to Nuttall for advice at start so why not just buy his fund? Looks better than what I have now.
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Originally posted by farming101 View PostHa! Just drew it today
Fully expect price will take another run at it
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In some uptrends the support levels are quite distinct, so yes that is a good line.
Fine tuning that line shows that yesterday's low on the continuous actually probed below it. That's why I say it's likely to take another run at it.
Trying to draw a line on the peaks of an uptrend is usually disappointing.
As soon as an indicator is drawn you need to study and try and find what is going to ruin it
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Originally posted by farming101 View PostIn some uptrends the support levels are quite distinct, so yes that is a good line.
Fine tuning that line shows that yesterday's low on the continuous actually probed below it. That's why I say it's likely to take another run at it.
Trying to draw a line on the peaks of an uptrend is usually disappointing.
As soon as an indicator is drawn you need to study and try and find what is going to ruin it
It involves contact adjustment with new information.
Do you draw from the candle wicks or do you draw from the candle bodies?
Do you allow for overthrows to underthrows?
Some charting platforms allow one to incorporate standard deviations from the line which makes sense if you believe trendlines should be drawn with a crayon, not a pencil.
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Originally posted by Richard5 View PostWhy not buy the 5-7 company stocks directly in your own portfolio?
Cenovus
Crescent Point
Enbridge
I respect errol, but he is wrong about oil. It has nothing to do with inflation. It has everything to do with supply side constraints due to ESG lunacy and underinvestment for the past decade.
The policy will first drive oil into the triple digits, maybe even as high as $200.
Then some braniac will realize that NG is the only bridge fuel that exists, then some next genius will finally realize nuclear is the only source that will ever supply this fairy take. I am bullish on oil, gas and uranium.
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Originally posted by jazz View PostSuncor
Cenovus
Crescent Point
Enbridge
I respect errol, but he is wrong about oil. It has nothing to do with inflation. It has everything to do with supply side constraints due to ESG lunacy and underinvestment for the past decade.
The policy will first drive oil into the triple digits, maybe even as high as $200.
Then some braniac will realize that NG is the only bridge fuel that exists, then some next genius will finally realize nuclear is the only source that will ever supply this fairy take. I am bullish on oil, gas and uranium.
And in the meantime, between workers abandoning the industry due to lack of work, and baby boomers retiring, there will be ( already is), an acute shortage of skilled labour to make it happen.
I argue that we aren't even into the first inning yet. I expect that at some point oil and gas will get so expensive, that even Chuck's imaginary solar panels will have a positive ROI in comparison.
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Originally posted by shtferbrains View PostNovice investor.
Have some in funds with "financial advisor" but don't have an active account.
Probably look to Nuttall for advice at start so why not just buy his fund? Looks better than what I have now.
I would suggest either setting up a Questrade or Scotia itrade account and putting small or comfortable amount in to learn the process. Its not that hard just need to be disciplined and careful.
You could also do a sort of "fantasy investment account". Pick your stocks, write them down and monitor. Sad thing is no real money gained, good thing is no money potentiionally lostLast edited by Richard5; Dec 1, 2021, 20:47.
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Originally posted by Richard5 View PostI hear ya on the novice part
I would suggest either setting up a trade account and putting small or comfortable amount to learn the process.
You could also do a sort of "fantasy investment account". Pick your stocks, write them down and monitor. Sad thing is no real money gained, good thing is no money potentiionally lost
When I started, I thought it would be easy and did not spend enough time paper trading.
There is no rush and money leaves faster than it comes.
YouTube is awash with B.S. so pick carefully.
I went thru quite a process searching for the magic signal.
There isn't one.
As with most things in life, Keep it Simple rules the day.
I have a Telegram Group where I post ideas and members ask me questions.
It is unlike most groups as I limit the chatter to keep it constructive and I offer a similar analysis to this.
I focus on stocks and crypto with not much for grains.
It is free to join and you might find it helpful.
https://t.me/klarenbachresearch
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