Stock market investments now or later and who?

For what it's worth, I'm enjoying reading the comments from @Will Carter and @drkelly, as said, they are the main two responding. I'm in the same boat as @JSJJ388 as I don't have the time to dedicate to learning/experimenting with it right now. Just from reading, I feel like I've learned something to help guide me when I do decide to dive a little deeper, so I say thanks, and keep it up!
 
Will Carter said:
What? I’m just saying I’m not really taking this trade because I don’t have any means of taking it. I only have futures accounts so can’t trade stocks.
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So since you nailed the TSLA move, why don't you have an account where you can trade stocks?
 
drkelly said:
So since you nailed the TSLA move, why don't you have an account where you can trade stocks?
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Cause I know my role.

Watching individual stocks takes me away from what makes me money on a daily basis. The ES sp500 futures.

I love trading. Unfortunately doing more and more trading rarely makes you more and more money. It's just more and more distraction from the day job. Like I said, I only saw that TSLA print because i didn't delete it off my chart after we talked about it the other week. It is gone now though.
 
Will Carter said:
From what you’ve told us your real stock market opinion is to buy and hold popular ETF’s. Not buy and sell individual stocks. And I agree with that opinion for the most part. Just buy at opportune times. Not just pile money in your 401k all willy nilly.
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About 50% of my E-trade account is individual stocks. The other 50% is in VOO and QQQ. 100% of my 401k is in an S&P500 index fund. I consider myself an 'investor' not a 'trader', because I typically hold stocks for months, not hours or days.
 
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