[memphis]
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Oh yeah, I am a total bag holder. Its there as a scar to remind me to sell then I’m up 70%Ew, you should have bailed out of AMC LOOOoooong ago lol. Sorry man.
Oh yeah, I am a total bag holder. Its there as a scar to remind me to sell then I’m up 70%Ew, you should have bailed out of AMC LOOOoooong ago lol. Sorry man.
I have only one ETF holding. (VOO). ... Everything else is in some nice stocks... i.e Defense. I am bitching about ETF's dragging down defense holdings that are not tied to consumer spending. Governments got to spend..and the war machine is churning... I follow the defense industry because I was in it. I have a good understanding of how that industry works. You need to monitor contract awards and back-orders; know when the money is going to flow.Just don't buy ETFs then and run your own diversified portfolio to beat the dips and only have it go up in all market conditions
Way sooner than end of the year, need the best economy ever so Kamala "gets" elected.I doubt it. I don't think this becomes more than a typical correction. The fed will spike the punch bowl and the market will be setting new all time highs by the end of the year.
Ahhh that makes more sense. I was gonna say, if you don't like what the ETF is doing, do it yourselfI have only one ETF holding. (VOO). ... Everything else is in some nice stocks... i.e Defense. I am bitching about ETF's dragging down defense holdings that are not tied to consumer spending. Governments got to spend..and the war machine is churning... I follow the defense industry because I was in it. I have a good understanding of how that industry works. You need to monitor contract awards and back-orders; know when the money is going to flow.
I am seriously considering jumping out of the market in a couple of years...Tired of fucking managing it; got to soon start spending it!
That ruling is dead wrong and will be overturned.Anyone shorted GOOC is gonna retire tomorrow.
G00gle just lost a massive DOJ antitrust lawsuit.
How the heck do I pull from the funds I’m in into a generic holding account? I spent 2 hours last night trying to figure it out and couldn’t. It’s easy with fidelity but my job uses that Schwab trashI've been having problems logging into my Schwab account since the market opened. Awfully convenient.
Don't you just sell the holdings?How the heck do I pull from the funds I’m in into a generic holding account? I spent 2 hours last night trying to figure it out and couldn’t. It’s easy with fidelity but my job uses that Schwab trash
Yes but they have to be “sold” and “bought” into a low yield low interest account.Don't you just sell the holdings?
AKA money market?Yes but they have to be “sold” and “bought” into a low yield low interest account.
I've heard other people say that they like the Fidelity website, but I'm the opposite, Schwab has better tools and easier to navigate.How the heck do I pull from the funds I’m in into a generic holding account? I spent 2 hours last night trying to figure it out and couldn’t. It’s easy with fidelity but my job uses that Schwab trash
If you have fidelity or any other brokerage account, there should be reference to a money market in there, that's where the cash goes. If not call them.Yes but they have to be “sold” and “bought” into a low yield low interest account.
Ya it was because of the acquisition.I'm with Schwab because they aquired ameritrade. Was with ameritrade for the Think or Swim platform. Is there anything competitive with ToS now?
LOL, I was holding GT today.....
Sell it off and do what with it? You certainly don’t want cash. Probably your best bet would be income generating real estate. That works if “the crash comes fast or slow”.Alright, I've stayed in it in my VOO, VGF, & various diversified ETFs & REITs. Been dollar cost averaging since I got out of school . I'm WAY up since 2015.
I'm finally at the point I want to gamble and sell it all off to buy after the crash.
I won't do it. But I kind of want to
If I sold it would ensure the market just kept going up.
Alright, I've stayed in it in my VOO, VGF, & various diversified ETFs & REITs. Been dollar cost averaging since I got out of school . I'm WAY up since 2015.
I'm finally at the point I want to gamble and sell it all off to buy after the crash.
I won't do it. But I kind of want to
If I sold it would ensure the market just kept going up.
Time in the market not timing the market.Alright, I've stayed in it in my VOO, VGF, & various diversified ETFs & REITs. Been dollar cost averaging since I got out of school . I'm WAY up since 2015.
I'm finally at the point I want to gamble and sell it all off to buy after the crash.
I won't do it. But I kind of want to
If I sold it would ensure the market just kept going up.
That's where the trailing stops help out. Pick a comfortable percent, say 30% or 2%, whatever works for you, set that as a trailing stop. If it drops, it will trigger and sell.One lesson I have learned but am too fawking stupid to adjust my behavior. I am pretty good at picking buys. But not so good at sells. I have 2 portfolios. 1 where I only buy (invest). Still have 30% of it in cash and despite that the portfolio is up 25% ytd. My account where I try to trade is up 20% ytd.
I feel like a top is coming, but I am afraid to sell anything. Best example of my poor selling. Sold some META to lock in my 150% gain @ $464. It's now up to $560. Luckily I only sold a very little of my shares. but still.....