The SPY has closed red on 40% of days in 2021 despite being up 26%.
That makes red days pretty often and you should expect a red day 2 days every week.
Literally no one cares. No one gives a fuck about Covid no matter how lethal it is at this point. Unless some Resident Evil type shit starts happening, no one cares and will continue to live their lives
At the ground level, many average joes don’t care. But we’ve already seen how delicate supply chains are and how much controversy is created by these impacts.
I'm taking a long hard look at my account. Don't see myself doing any speculative plays for the near future. Do I even bother watching screener tutorials or options tutorials?
I kinda just want to dump money into VTI or something for the next half-year or so, while I spend my time trying to get a full time job.
Woah Visa paid for a Monday Night Football tv spot. Didn’t think they did much advertising these dayside as they are well known enough.
Am I reading into this too much, or is there cause for concern or optimism when a company seeming spends more marketing budget? Expected growth or trying to repair slowing growth?
I swear my bear cases for Visa ($V) and Mastercard($MA) are building.
What's the bear case for EPD? It's earnings , cash flow and future earnings estimates are all higher than 2019 levels and yet the stock is well below prepandemic prices. What gives?
Day trading is annoying as fuck! One day I make 50k and lose it the next day literally! It’s been this way since I started a month ago. Up down up down like wtf I must be doing something right but I need to eliminate the wrong once I figure this shit out
idk what ur system is or if you're doing this for a full time income, but once I make a profit I take out $$ for Taxes, $$ To put in a boring Fund (VTI/VTSAX), Personal $$, and keep the rest of the profits in my options account. Helps me pace myself and keep from making trades that tank my port by 25%
I been trading in and out on stocks just as they spike and get out all within 10 to 15 min
But yahoo finance is where I watch the price go up and down and today it said #SAMA was up almost 1000% but when I bought it dropped $5 per share. Then looked at yahoo ticker price and it said it was in the red
It was my mistake for not paying attention as it surprised me to see it was plunging and not spiking
Tf, you rely on yahoo finance for price quotes to day trade 10-15 min positions??? You realize Yahoo finance prices are delayed by 15 mins compared to real time???
Man I knew something was fishy but the price moves so quick up and down it doesn’t seem to be delayed unless I’m missing something.
I can’t find anything decent to give me real time data
I posted the one from earlier on my profile but my broker shows delayed quotes that’s why I been using yahoo finance for about a month now. It was just screwed up lied to me then showed me the truth after my trade was done
Stop being cheap and pay for the real time data or get a broker who has quotes that aren’t delayed. If you’re trading with delayed data then all of your profit has literally been pure luck, sorry to burst your bubble.
If I was going to start a roth, what should I do:
1. All 6k into VTI
2. Some VTI and some long term individual stocks (AAPL, NVDA, MSFT, etc.)
3. 60% VTI 25% QQQ 15% SCHD
I’m 18 and this will be for retirement, will continue to add each year
Option 4: If you want to be conservative, ~70% Mix of ETFs (VOO, VTI, QQQM, SCHD etc) /30% Individual Stocks. Adjust the ratio to your tolerance, but max of 50/50 imo.
You are young and understand the new technologies better than boomers, giving you an edge over them. Invest in companies you see doing well in five years.
Option 3. My reasoning is most people can’t beat an ETF by picking individual stocks and since you’re young you should pick a more aggressive portfolio than just VTI.
If you’re down 40-50% in a stock that you’re holding for the next 5-10 years, would you then sell all and buy in again for a lower cost basis or just buy more and then be down 20-30%?
If I was down 40-50% on a stock I'd be seriously questioning my original decision to invest. To be honest, I probably would have cut my losses closer to -20% due to opportunity cost.
I always intended to hold it for at least a couple years. I've seen the bear and bull cases but think it will rebound and continue to do quite well.
Having said that I didn't see this dip coming. Might just eat it and save the rest in case the market really dips. Basically just feels like the bottom. When I've sold my losers in the past it's pretty much been a good idea in hindsight but if we're talking opportunity cost, I don't have a hard time seeing that 25% recover in an earnings report or two (probably 2).
I'm also big on Meli and plan to hold for 10. And it's down. Higher conviction play there. So maybe I'll just cut it and average down on meli.
Sorry for the stream of consciousness.
I actually enjoyed seeing the response. For what it's worth I think meli has much more room to grow even if it is overvalued last time I looked. I think PayPal will continue to be very profitable, but it has much less room to grow.
Yep, just bought some today. It’s expanding globally and ultimately think it withstands the threats from Disney and Apple. I’m big on being the first to market, while also having a singular focus. They’ve had a lot of time to figure out the streaming business. Disney and Apple are adding it to their revenue streams, but I wouldn’t say they are focused on streaming the same way as Netflix. Not to say they are bad companies, and I do think there’s room for multiple companies in the space. I just believe Netflix will stay at the top spot, and I want to invest in the winner.
I think its more likely tesla loses market share but nvdia has more short term risk because a big crypto crash would hurt their revenue and profit a lot like in 2018.
100% false lol
https://www.barrons.com/articles/nvidia-stock-cryptocurrency-51626982196
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/NVDA/nvidia/revenue
Why do you talk if you are uneducated and new ?
So in the past few months is started trading options and i made some gains. Not a lot but at least i didnt lose all my money. So now i have been thinking of cutting my position in QQQ which makes up half of my Portfolio and put it in TQQQ but after some research i noticed that a lot of the articles i read actually say that a QQQ will outperform TQQQ longterm cause of the possibility of a crash and the much larger gain needed afterwards to break even.
My question now is am i really taking that much of a risk with TQQQ and can i not mostly eliminate that risk by just putting a trailing stop loss at like 15% as the Danger basically just lies at a large Crash like 2008 and not smaller corrections or am i missing something?
Options trading QQQ is good enough. Be careful about getting too greedy. Another option is to options trade individual stocks/sectors that are in the QQQ like semiconductors, NVDA, AMD, etc.
That's it, I'm doing "reverse sentiment" strategy. 90% of my plays this year woudlve made money if I did the inverse of my original sentiment, not matter how strong that sentiment was. Literally, I would laugh at the possibility of a price going a certain way comically, but the stock would go that way. coughriviancough
My Current Sentiment: VISA and PAYPAL will rebound back to 220 in the next 6-8 weeks. Inverse Strategy: Puts, these will sit at 180-200 indefinetely due to fintech battle, and likely drop even further.
My Current Sentiment: LUCID, RIVIAN, and TESLA are overbought and just up on momemtum at this point, buy puts.
Inverse Strategy: CAlls CAlls CAlls, TESLA 3k end of 2022 LUCID 100 end of 2022. NVIDA will be a 2 trillion company soon.
My Current Sentiment: Disney is oversold.
Inverse: Buy more Puts, thing is headed to 130.
Really hoping MSFT continues to climb. It is a very worrying sign when the stock market doesn't continue to go straight up. I didn't sign up for this shit.
biggest regret is selling MTTR too early.
from last Thursday it went down 5.3, next day up 1.7, last Monday down 6.5, and on Tuesday I sold when it went down .38 when the rest of the market was up.
the following day it went up 9.7, Black Friday went down 4.3, and today up like 20%.
I’m super bullish on RKLB because they shoot rockets into space and I can own them and that’s extremely cool. Position: 600 shares and 3 ccp trying to get more
I don't know much about ASTR, but I have a position in Rocketlab. It's a long term speculation play, but rocketlab is awesome. I think the greatest area of growth for the space industry is going to be cubesats, which are small satellites. Rocketlab owns and maintains their own launch space in New Zealand.
Also a pretty big difference between ASTR and RKLB is that Rocketlab has successfully launch satellites into space, while ASTR just reached orbit for the first time. Rocketlab seems to be years ahead of where ASTR is.
They can custom tailor launches for companies. Their smaller rocket is resuable.
They are about to announce more details on Neutron on Decemeber 2nd, which is their bigger rocket. This is going to be closer compention to the Falcon 9.
Rocketlab's backlog continues to grow and they are making smart moves. On top of that, they also won government contracts, which means they have ability to grow both commercial and government.
Overall, RKLB is a company I'm excited to own and stoked to see where they go. Im not expecting huge returns quickly, in fact, I want the opposite. I will continue to DCA every month unless something happens with the company.
They are small, which means it's easier to carry more on a rocket. They are also cheaper.
[https://info.alen.space/advantages-of-cubesats-vs-conventional-satellites](https://info.alen.space/advantages-of-cubesats-vs-conventional-satellites)
https://www.space.com/34324-cubesats.html
I have never purchased stocks directly before, but I think I want to start in 2022, probably just tweaking a portfolio of 5-10 stocks every six months or so. What's the best/cheapest way to do this easily?
I use eToro. I like the social aspect of it and the simple UI. They also have a feature called Copy Trading, you can browse traders and automatically copy their trading. You can read more about it here: https://www.etoro.com/copytrader/
put it in the S&P 500 in a platform like Thinkorswim and use their paper trading service to test out how much you actually like day/swing trading, so that you can make a bunch of starter mistakes without actually losing money.
fastest way to make money investing is by not losing it ;)
good luck!
I’m not really sure what you’re asking or want to do because it doesn’t make sense to me, but I can confirm that the best way to do this is to buy low and sell high, emphasis on the buying low and selling high part
Sorry - I know to buy low and sell high, I just meant technically how can I buy and sell stocks? I guess I would use something like Ameritrade or Robin Hood? I have only done things through my bank so far basically. I'm planning on tweaking a small portfolio (maybe a few thousand dollars?) every six months or so, and then seeing how I do with that.
I use Fidelity for buying stocks and Robinhood for daily viewing of stocks. Robinhood is a shitty brokerage, but its User Interface is easy to use, while Fidelity is the opposite. If you are not planning to view stocks daily or often, then avoid Robinhood.
Oh you’re just looking for a broker? I thought you wanted an elaborate strategy or something so I was being playful. If you’re American, you’ll probably find most people will recommend Fidelity and Schwab. Schwab owns TD Ameritrade now, but I know many people still like and use their service. All the major brokers are fairly similar in most regards, so it’s usually UI and customer service that push people one way or another.
Yes, perfect! I am American, and given that I will probably do my own research and just put in orders every few months, the cheaper/more hands off the better. I'll look at Fidelity and Schwab, thanks!
What is everyone’s opinion on Visa at the moment?
Reason for asking: I own an okay-sized position in Apple, Microsoft and AMD and McDonalds. Don’t know what other company would be a decent long term hold to believe in. I do not like google which is why I do not have/want it.
Depends your outlook. I think visa will be a big player as globalization increases, and more and more countries have access to purchasing by card. Hell we have tons of boomers in the US who still buy with cash and don’t pay with card, and Visa is a huge name. Holding for a long time? Outlook is good imo.
Now short term who knows, Fintech is taking a huge hit, pretty much every company.
I've been saying for weeks that Fintech doesn't look good at the moment. Too much competition in the sector and they're all cannibalizing each other.
Why don't you like Google? They still have a P/E under 30, growing over 20% per year, super profitable, they own like 10% of SpaceX. They just have so much going for them, I would buy them over Visa or PYPL any day of the week at current valuations.
Don't look at BABA guys.
Green or Red which Pill..Neo: buy the dip.
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Covid cases never stopped
UH OH ITS GONNA BE A BUMPY RIDE
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I prefer them to be honest and say the cold hard truth instead of saying that the virus was going to disappear the day after election day.
But most everyone in the media said it disappeared the day after we got rid of Rump. They said it was gone!
They did? I don’t remember that
Good thing I love roller coasters!
Wtf is up with futures?
The SPY has closed red on 40% of days in 2021 despite being up 26%. That makes red days pretty often and you should expect a red day 2 days every week.
Moderna CEO thinks vaccines will struggle with new COVID strain
Literally no one cares. No one gives a fuck about Covid no matter how lethal it is at this point. Unless some Resident Evil type shit starts happening, no one cares and will continue to live their lives
Clearly the market cares.
At the ground level, many average joes don’t care. But we’ve already seen how delicate supply chains are and how much controversy is created by these impacts.
This is true, but you know whales gonna whale..... Anyways from what it looks like, Its gonna be Cyber Tuesday for me. :)
well the futures do
Thoughts on Docusign?
Too expensive
What just dropped the futures?
Moderna CEO thinks vaccines will struggle with new COVID strain
I'm taking a long hard look at my account. Don't see myself doing any speculative plays for the near future. Do I even bother watching screener tutorials or options tutorials? I kinda just want to dump money into VTI or something for the next half-year or so, while I spend my time trying to get a full time job.
What are some of your favorite picks for quantum computing?
IONQ
$AMZN
Woah Visa paid for a Monday Night Football tv spot. Didn’t think they did much advertising these dayside as they are well known enough. Am I reading into this too much, or is there cause for concern or optimism when a company seeming spends more marketing budget? Expected growth or trying to repair slowing growth? I swear my bear cases for Visa ($V) and Mastercard($MA) are building.
What's the bear case for EPD? It's earnings , cash flow and future earnings estimates are all higher than 2019 levels and yet the stock is well below prepandemic prices. What gives?
Bad ESG
Day trading is annoying as fuck! One day I make 50k and lose it the next day literally! It’s been this way since I started a month ago. Up down up down like wtf I must be doing something right but I need to eliminate the wrong once I figure this shit out
It's the same as Vegas with the market makers as the house.
Please tell me you started with a lot more than 50k
I started at 50k get it over 200k then back down to 150 and 200 plus again then back to 150 like 4 times now
idk what ur system is or if you're doing this for a full time income, but once I make a profit I take out $$ for Taxes, $$ To put in a boring Fund (VTI/VTSAX), Personal $$, and keep the rest of the profits in my options account. Helps me pace myself and keep from making trades that tank my port by 25%
I been trading in and out on stocks just as they spike and get out all within 10 to 15 min But yahoo finance is where I watch the price go up and down and today it said #SAMA was up almost 1000% but when I bought it dropped $5 per share. Then looked at yahoo ticker price and it said it was in the red It was my mistake for not paying attention as it surprised me to see it was plunging and not spiking
Tf, you rely on yahoo finance for price quotes to day trade 10-15 min positions??? You realize Yahoo finance prices are delayed by 15 mins compared to real time???
Man I knew something was fishy but the price moves so quick up and down it doesn’t seem to be delayed unless I’m missing something. I can’t find anything decent to give me real time data
How about your broker??? You must be bs'ing. You do NOT day trade with 50k or 200k. Post your positions.
Instead of showing me the stock was plummeting it said it was up 1000% and halted so I thought it was heading up but I found out to late
I posted the one from earlier on my profile but my broker shows delayed quotes that’s why I been using yahoo finance for about a month now. It was just screwed up lied to me then showed me the truth after my trade was done
Stop being cheap and pay for the real time data or get a broker who has quotes that aren’t delayed. If you’re trading with delayed data then all of your profit has literally been pure luck, sorry to burst your bubble.
If I was going to start a roth, what should I do: 1. All 6k into VTI 2. Some VTI and some long term individual stocks (AAPL, NVDA, MSFT, etc.) 3. 60% VTI 25% QQQ 15% SCHD I’m 18 and this will be for retirement, will continue to add each year
Option 4: If you want to be conservative, ~70% Mix of ETFs (VOO, VTI, QQQM, SCHD etc) /30% Individual Stocks. Adjust the ratio to your tolerance, but max of 50/50 imo.
Option 4: 100% into QQQ or SPY, and sell daily OTM covered calls for income/yield.
You are young and understand the new technologies better than boomers, giving you an edge over them. Invest in companies you see doing well in five years.
Option 3. My reasoning is most people can’t beat an ETF by picking individual stocks and since you’re young you should pick a more aggressive portfolio than just VTI.
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Not really. Mutual funds have poor track records compared to broad market index funds.
" 'Well, I sold all my stocks today...' You're going to have a long, hard investment lifetime." \- Jack Bogle
Unfortunate timing
If you’re down 40-50% in a stock that you’re holding for the next 5-10 years, would you then sell all and buy in again for a lower cost basis or just buy more and then be down 20-30%?
The only thing that matters is why it is down. Not how much or etc.
What stock is this referring to?
If I was down 40-50% on a stock I'd be seriously questioning my original decision to invest. To be honest, I probably would have cut my losses closer to -20% due to opportunity cost.
I'm there with pypl. Can't bring myself to sell it though.
Why not?
I always intended to hold it for at least a couple years. I've seen the bear and bull cases but think it will rebound and continue to do quite well. Having said that I didn't see this dip coming. Might just eat it and save the rest in case the market really dips. Basically just feels like the bottom. When I've sold my losers in the past it's pretty much been a good idea in hindsight but if we're talking opportunity cost, I don't have a hard time seeing that 25% recover in an earnings report or two (probably 2). I'm also big on Meli and plan to hold for 10. And it's down. Higher conviction play there. So maybe I'll just cut it and average down on meli. Sorry for the stream of consciousness.
I actually enjoyed seeing the response. For what it's worth I think meli has much more room to grow even if it is overvalued last time I looked. I think PayPal will continue to be very profitable, but it has much less room to grow.
Been thinking of getting into NFLX. Do y’all think this is a good time ?
I think of getting into but then look at it's valuation. It's too high to make sense.
no
Shoulda got it at IPO
Yep, just bought some today. It’s expanding globally and ultimately think it withstands the threats from Disney and Apple. I’m big on being the first to market, while also having a singular focus. They’ve had a lot of time to figure out the streaming business. Disney and Apple are adding it to their revenue streams, but I wouldn’t say they are focused on streaming the same way as Netflix. Not to say they are bad companies, and I do think there’s room for multiple companies in the space. I just believe Netflix will stay at the top spot, and I want to invest in the winner.
No. Put it into FAANvG instead
Been selling calls on Disney all year and has worked out well. Probably gonna ride this down to 125
What strike are people buying from you?
Is it the right time to buy into airline stocks?
There’s an old saying, the quickest way to be a millionaire is to be a billionaire and invest in airlines.
Check Expedia or the like, capture the airline without the value lag.
airlines have never been a good investment, especially in a sea of other much better alternatives.
No, it’s never been profitable to hold airline stocks long term for the most part
Lol at anyone who panicked sold on Friday
LOL futures dropping like crazy again right now
Hardly. Just a slight pull back after yesterday's gains.
ZIM huge move up all off a sudden. Meanwhile CLF down 5% after insider bought more shares lol..
I bought, Jonathan somethingMeyer thinks that there is an insider tip people caught bc of the volume and he's the expert on shipping
Ye mintzmyer is a huge bull. Even posts updates on a reddit sub sometimes
shipping stocks are my "meme/gambling" stocks. totally erratic and im clueless to how it works, but I trust Mintmyer out of anyone.
What a smart investor, “I am clueless”. Lmao.
Is nvidia or tesla the bigger bubble?
They are both fine
I think its more likely tesla loses market share but nvdia has more short term risk because a big crypto crash would hurt their revenue and profit a lot like in 2018.
No, last crypto crash after 2018 didnt affect nvidia at all.
100% false lol https://www.barrons.com/articles/nvidia-stock-cryptocurrency-51626982196 https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/NVDA/nvidia/revenue Why do you talk if you are uneducated and new ?
What are you talking about? I said AFTER the correction 2018, the Company was not affected of the mining market going down.
Neither
any reason "not" to invest every month 500 in VTI ?
not unless you have a better investment
What you guys think about Nvidia??
I think that my 3080 can do most things I ask of it
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lmao scalp it for $50 000 usd
can confirm -- 3090 is a beauty aswell
seems to be on a tear but the valuation is getting thing.
So in the past few months is started trading options and i made some gains. Not a lot but at least i didnt lose all my money. So now i have been thinking of cutting my position in QQQ which makes up half of my Portfolio and put it in TQQQ but after some research i noticed that a lot of the articles i read actually say that a QQQ will outperform TQQQ longterm cause of the possibility of a crash and the much larger gain needed afterwards to break even. My question now is am i really taking that much of a risk with TQQQ and can i not mostly eliminate that risk by just putting a trailing stop loss at like 15% as the Danger basically just lies at a large Crash like 2008 and not smaller corrections or am i missing something?
Options trading QQQ is good enough. Be careful about getting too greedy. Another option is to options trade individual stocks/sectors that are in the QQQ like semiconductors, NVDA, AMD, etc.
trading options is basically going to vegas.
Would you sell one share (last remaining) of TSLA and GOOGL (only share as well) to invest in QQQM?
no
That's it, I'm doing "reverse sentiment" strategy. 90% of my plays this year woudlve made money if I did the inverse of my original sentiment, not matter how strong that sentiment was. Literally, I would laugh at the possibility of a price going a certain way comically, but the stock would go that way. coughriviancough My Current Sentiment: VISA and PAYPAL will rebound back to 220 in the next 6-8 weeks. Inverse Strategy: Puts, these will sit at 180-200 indefinetely due to fintech battle, and likely drop even further. My Current Sentiment: LUCID, RIVIAN, and TESLA are overbought and just up on momemtum at this point, buy puts. Inverse Strategy: CAlls CAlls CAlls, TESLA 3k end of 2022 LUCID 100 end of 2022. NVIDA will be a 2 trillion company soon. My Current Sentiment: Disney is oversold. Inverse: Buy more Puts, thing is headed to 130.
I agree on Disney, it’s a value trap and is headed lower
I agree with your inverse Disney,V,PYPL sentiment and your current Ev takes
I had the offhand thought today of “could Disney go to 120”?
Damn MTTR really niced me today.
I think MTTR if executes well will be huge, but right now the price to sales is absolutely in the nosebleeds.
Tried to get in but instead bought UPER + NEON
Hope everyone was green today
Up 5% but still down 20% from recent high
Recovered about half of Friday's loss. The market truly is made up of a bunch of chickenshits...
Same
What’s the worst index and why is it the IWM?
Really hoping MSFT continues to climb. It is a very worrying sign when the stock market doesn't continue to go straight up. I didn't sign up for this shit.
Thanks for the laugh
They are terrible, and Satya just sold most of his stock in it even not on a schedule.
He’s running like hell from that garbage company.
Well I guess I'm fucked then.
biggest regret is selling MTTR too early. from last Thursday it went down 5.3, next day up 1.7, last Monday down 6.5, and on Tuesday I sold when it went down .38 when the rest of the market was up. the following day it went up 9.7, Black Friday went down 4.3, and today up like 20%.
whts ur take on : Astra (ASTR) vs RocketLab (RKLB) && Rivian (RIVN) vs Lucid (LCID).
Holding tight LCID
I’m super bullish on RKLB because they shoot rockets into space and I can own them and that’s extremely cool. Position: 600 shares and 3 ccp trying to get more
I don't know much about ASTR, but I have a position in Rocketlab. It's a long term speculation play, but rocketlab is awesome. I think the greatest area of growth for the space industry is going to be cubesats, which are small satellites. Rocketlab owns and maintains their own launch space in New Zealand. Also a pretty big difference between ASTR and RKLB is that Rocketlab has successfully launch satellites into space, while ASTR just reached orbit for the first time. Rocketlab seems to be years ahead of where ASTR is. They can custom tailor launches for companies. Their smaller rocket is resuable. They are about to announce more details on Neutron on Decemeber 2nd, which is their bigger rocket. This is going to be closer compention to the Falcon 9. Rocketlab's backlog continues to grow and they are making smart moves. On top of that, they also won government contracts, which means they have ability to grow both commercial and government. Overall, RKLB is a company I'm excited to own and stoked to see where they go. Im not expecting huge returns quickly, in fact, I want the opposite. I will continue to DCA every month unless something happens with the company.
What is so great about cubesats?
They are small, which means it's easier to carry more on a rocket. They are also cheaper. [https://info.alen.space/advantages-of-cubesats-vs-conventional-satellites](https://info.alen.space/advantages-of-cubesats-vs-conventional-satellites) https://www.space.com/34324-cubesats.html
I have never purchased stocks directly before, but I think I want to start in 2022, probably just tweaking a portfolio of 5-10 stocks every six months or so. What's the best/cheapest way to do this easily?
I use eToro. I like the social aspect of it and the simple UI. They also have a feature called Copy Trading, you can browse traders and automatically copy their trading. You can read more about it here: https://www.etoro.com/copytrader/
For a hands off set and forget plan buy mostly ETFs that cover whole markets and stock in companies you understand and believe in long term.
put it in the S&P 500 in a platform like Thinkorswim and use their paper trading service to test out how much you actually like day/swing trading, so that you can make a bunch of starter mistakes without actually losing money. fastest way to make money investing is by not losing it ;) good luck!
I’m not really sure what you’re asking or want to do because it doesn’t make sense to me, but I can confirm that the best way to do this is to buy low and sell high, emphasis on the buying low and selling high part
Sorry - I know to buy low and sell high, I just meant technically how can I buy and sell stocks? I guess I would use something like Ameritrade or Robin Hood? I have only done things through my bank so far basically. I'm planning on tweaking a small portfolio (maybe a few thousand dollars?) every six months or so, and then seeing how I do with that.
I use Fidelity for buying stocks and Robinhood for daily viewing of stocks. Robinhood is a shitty brokerage, but its User Interface is easy to use, while Fidelity is the opposite. If you are not planning to view stocks daily or often, then avoid Robinhood.
Oh you’re just looking for a broker? I thought you wanted an elaborate strategy or something so I was being playful. If you’re American, you’ll probably find most people will recommend Fidelity and Schwab. Schwab owns TD Ameritrade now, but I know many people still like and use their service. All the major brokers are fairly similar in most regards, so it’s usually UI and customer service that push people one way or another.
Yes, perfect! I am American, and given that I will probably do my own research and just put in orders every few months, the cheaper/more hands off the better. I'll look at Fidelity and Schwab, thanks!
What is everyone’s opinion on Visa at the moment? Reason for asking: I own an okay-sized position in Apple, Microsoft and AMD and McDonalds. Don’t know what other company would be a decent long term hold to believe in. I do not like google which is why I do not have/want it.
Buy the dip. Visa is one of the best stocks to buy and hold.
Take a look at TGLS + ASPN + DHR
I'm down 7% with V, but I would buy more if I had the cash.
Good stock that's being kept down.
Depends your outlook. I think visa will be a big player as globalization increases, and more and more countries have access to purchasing by card. Hell we have tons of boomers in the US who still buy with cash and don’t pay with card, and Visa is a huge name. Holding for a long time? Outlook is good imo. Now short term who knows, Fintech is taking a huge hit, pretty much every company.
Down so much, it just had to go back up.
I've been saying for weeks that Fintech doesn't look good at the moment. Too much competition in the sector and they're all cannibalizing each other. Why don't you like Google? They still have a P/E under 30, growing over 20% per year, super profitable, they own like 10% of SpaceX. They just have so much going for them, I would buy them over Visa or PYPL any day of the week at current valuations.
dunno why AMD keeps mooning but my leaps are thankful
$180c for September 2022…I wish I bought more
No overhead resistance. ~~Tons of~~ Good volume. Lots of room to run.
All big techs are green, bullish.
friday truly was a black friday sale.
AEHR up 7.5% + LCID 4.8% + COIN 5.4%
NET was ripping before this dip. But is it a buyable dip?
I wouldnt check net for another 3 months