/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20465841
>At the point you have brought stonks, those are Sondervermögen and if the broker goes broke you just transfer those to a different one
Correct! This doesn't get talked about much but with somewhat sketchy startup brokers like Robinfeels and Canada's wealthsimple, it's probably good information to know juuuuuust in case.

>>20063752
I swing trade equities and commodities based on the daily chart (meaning 1day candles). Decision making is 90% TA with fundamental veto if I think it's a bad company or bad sector to mess around with at the time. Average hold period on a win is three weeks. Average hold on a loser is usually less than five days.

>>19058221
Evidently. Boring.

>>18793459
>what stocks have been hit the hardest and are most likely to recover?
My whole bounce portfolio is dedicated to this idea. These are leaf stocks mind you, and also they've already broke out of the bearish lows:
>BRP Inc. (TSX: DOO Nasdaq: DOOO). Hobby and racing motorsports. They make ski doo, sea doo, speedboats, dune buggies. The dune buggy segment is important as their buggies have been sweeping the Dakar top 10 for some time now. Crash peak to valley was -75%. I bought at $24 (leaf). Closed today at $41.66.
>Park Lawn Corp (TSX: PLC). Cemetery and funeral home company. Peak to valley -51%. Bought at $19, today closed $21.82
>Sleep Country Canada (TSX: ZZZ). Mattresses. This one was suggested by another anon here a few weeks back, I did a due dilly on it to see if it looked decent, it did, I bought. Peak to valley -64%. It had been stuck in a snibby range prior, peak to valley number is not from the ATH. Bought around $10.75, today closed $13.17.

There are two other stocks I was watching closely but didn't take as I was committed to other trades when the entries appeared. I regret not dumping whatever I had at the time and going with these: Real Matters and Shopify.