Aside from AMD they are all expensive stocks to begin with. Were they your first purchases?A bit late to this thread but I sold all my stocks on February 1st because of the coronavirus. I know we're gonna be experiencing an economic reset of the sort because of this whole ordeal and there's definitely money to be made through all of this. Before all this my portfolio consisted of: Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Ali Baba, AMD, Amazon, Google, and Tesla. My interest is currently in oil however because we all know that Saudi and Russia can't keep this price war up for long, and after the coronavirus demand is gonna skyrocket again. Looking for an entry point and watching the news carefully for an OPEC deal as we speak.
Share the meme akhYou guys are really taking the crypto meme seriously
No wonder you're all broke
Never get attached to a stock. If anything just put up a sell stop order.Moved most my portfolio to hand sanitizers and protective equipment.
Don't even trust the dollar with the treasury printing and borrowing all these trillions.
Seeing a ton of nice real estate deals around but have a feeling there'll be a worse 2nd wave coming this winter so i'm holding off from any investments.
The positions that I still have are all badly battered but I'd end up doing more damage by selling them at this point.
Never get attached to a stock. If anything just put up a sell stop order.
Oh yea you wouldn’t want to take anything out of your retirement portfolio if you have a high income. And by index funds, I assume your investing in an etf?I'm holding them for the long term anyways. They're the part of my retirement portfolio that I actively* manage.
I say active but 90% are passive index funds.
Betting that they'll recover by year's end. Already regained something like 50% of my losses.
Also don't want to deal with the taxes...
I'm holding them for the long term anyways. They're the part of my retirement portfolio that I actively* manage.
I say active but 90% are passive index funds.
Betting that they'll recover by year's end. Already regained something like 50% of my losses.
Also don't want to deal with the taxes...
I used to hold index funds but now I just buy and reinvest dividend stocks.
I look up what companies are in a fund, and list buy each one individually needed on their rate of dividend.
That seems like a lot of work/stress and companies give out dividends for a reason.
Wonder why the energy sector increased their dividends recently...
Dividends = giving out excess cash to investors because we don't know how to use it efficiently.
Can you guys make a thread, or even just post here info for people who know nothing about it and are interested in this.
Like book recommendations, or even courses, on how to get started.
Much appreciated walaalo!It depends on what you want to do.
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