Investment BS Thread - Stocks/Futures/Mutual Funds/Bonds/Commodities/Options/ETFs/401ks/Etc

Welp just bought, need to make some money moves
Sony @44.32 after fees avg
TTWo@91.77 after fees avg

Still holding
Roku @41.16 +16.5%
SBUX @54.99 +25.24%

 

Great entry on TTWO. Nice bounce today back above 52w low.

 

well hell, my portfolio hit hard

 

YAY. CHART FINALLY LOADED.

Current yield curve 2y/10y



Maintaining holding pattern.

 

Here is the time between the yield curve inversions and the last recession, so I think we have a few years until the next recession if and when this curve inverts.

Also, returns are usually excellent before the recession so getting out of the market now would be a bad idea, I bet we have more gains between now and the next recession than what is lost in the recession itself.

 

today hurts, i took a total portfolio loss today of about 2.5%

 

Are you in some high beta, high risk, high return stocks? I usually fluctuate less than the market with 31 positions now. I think I'm down about a half of a percent today, still not good but not too bad.

 

Yeah today has not been great but climbing after 10am (PST) we might get close to open numbers

Just on Roku im at over $1000 loss today, but still positive on position

Cant win everyday.... and remember you have not lost any money until you have sold (as per that you dont profit till you sell either haha)

 

well Sony, Ford, Kamatsu, GE, and Kellogs are my biggest movers. smart things like energy are helping me though, power company went down during winter months, but probably pick back up pretty well in the summer.

 

I think the more positions you have, the less opportunity you have for big gains, but also the less chance for big losses. That is what I have observed at least as I've added more companies.

 

correct

 

I just posted that in case someone saw it and wondered if it was time to panic sell.

 

Not going to lie I panicked in December. So far I've missed out on approx 6% gains. Lesson learned. Waiting for sufficient dip to buy back into

 

I anguished, but held on. I only sold to switch a few positions (really didn’t lose I don’t think by selling and then buying immediately). I think I have recovered almost $10k since the lows. I have a nice tax write off now that will carry over for a few years too!

 

December was rough, my cash stocks where down almost $9000 and 401k/IRA down way to much to think about, but all have rebounded nicely since, should have put more down on that dip but i thought we where going to go into a huge correction

 

Interesting article:

https://www.tampabay.com/business/i...y-stock-how-far-ahead-would-you-get-20190208/

 

This is why I think analysts are so full of it. If they were right even half the time, they’d be trillionaires. Instead they’re on tv trying to get a paycheck. They’re guessing just like us.

 

i add another 250 shares of ford after the bad day yesterday and what happens, another bad day

i want to add more to my portfolio to invest, but i also want my bank account pretty..

 

Just hold on and collect that dividend!

 

at 60 cents a share or their ridiculous high dividend i should be collecting 450+ in divs a year soooooo. I'm in it for the long haul on this one.