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>There are a few good paper trading apps out there, but my personal favorite is TradeStation. It's very user-friendly and has all the features you need to get started with option trading.

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grimkhor t1_jef3z0n wrote

Reply to I couldn’t find a reason why the Shiller PE ratio traded at a 2x average multiple even if inflation was > 5% over the past 2 years.” by DesmondMilesDant

Shiller PE uses a 10 year trailing PE so when stocks drop in PE it only has a 1/10th influence on their PE but inflation is build in directly so the Shiller PE is high. That's why the Shiller PE is terrible to use for current valuation. It can be used for long term (decades) prediction of future returns e.g. the next 10y market returns might be lower than the last (no need to be negative btw). This can also happen even further in the future so that's why Shiller PE is only useful if you think in decades but as you regards already forgot the beginning of the comment it doesn't really matter img

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AnkalaevWillBeTop5 t1_jef3xkx wrote

Reply to comment by xxpatrixxx in OK analyst by Affectionate_Lab_425

This deep and elusive logic you dumdums are looking for is literally just:

printer go brrrr, stock market go up

People who say anything more complex than this are literally the modern versions of witch doctors trying to convince you of some bullshit.

“But what about bank uncertainty or less available cash or bond yields or blah blah blah.”

Shut up nerd. Throw your money in stocks.

“But we’ve been kicking the can down the road. Debt is too high. The fed can’t service it. They can’t print money forever. Higher rates. Ron Paul said…”

Shut up nerd. Throw your money in stocks

There, I have cleared everything up for you and taught you the market. You’re welcome.

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