Testing Awful TikTok Investment Strategies | Onlyinvesting.info

By onlyinvesting.info Oct 15, 2021



I decided to test some bad TikTok investment strategies. The results were about what you’d expect.

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  1. What the hell do Patreon subscribers know about good investing? Lol
    They throw money away every month to make someone else rich for something they can get for free

  2. The best advice is the most boring and takes longer. Build significant cash liquidity free of debt. Research sound empirically proven strategies. Pick diversified stock funds with low expense ratios (<1%) targeting different premiums (value, size, growth, etc.). Avoid meme stocks, shorting, options, and whole term life insurance like the plague. Extend your strategy to international funds. Then invest consistently that way for 30 years without bailing. Boring, but it usually works. And even if it doesn’t, you’re diversified so you can’t possibly lose your shirt.

  3. Hey, I wasn't able to make money on the stock market because it's too unpredictable, that should be enough information for everybody to know that trading is a waste of time period

  4. Smaller, speculative stocks have endured a historically weak stretch. Investors are betting that a turnaround is finally in the works. I’ve lost about $320k within a few months, how do i take advantage of the market turnaround?

  5. I find your content humorous. I know when I click on your video that I am going to get a good laugh. I do want to point out that options are not as efficiently priced as the underlying investment that the option (derivative) is tracking. I see miss pricing of options all the time and I believe part of the miss pricing is the fact that each option group by strike price and call/put date has its own volume. And if you know anything about stocks with thin volume, it is that they have wide spreads and typically priced lower relative to their value simply because of low volume or low liquidity. This also explains why CEFs sell a lot of the time below their NAV. Using that knowledge, I believe selling typically far OTM puts and calls can lead to higher premium than otherwise expected if the market was efficient. Not saying it is easy to identify and execute, but I believe there is a small untapped opportunity given that most dislocations are eliminated by high frequency trading algorithms. Also, I wouldn't use Robinhood for options given it is receiving payment for order flow. But otherwise keep up the good work with posting funny videos. I am now realizing you posted this video 2 years ago.

  6. I wish folks would stop feeding in the day trading frenzy. Guess they have to learn the hard way *laughing out loud*. If you're going to talk trash go create your own indicator xD

    "In the end, if multi-billion dollar financial institutions are attracting top talent and not achieving those returns, maybe there's a reason.."

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