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Looking kind of like it doesn’t like the present state of affairs.
Earnings and past quarter growth numbers weren’t bad.
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Bitcoin looking okay and has come back up from the supposedly dreaded 29k$ low mark.
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Time to get into high dividend ETF’s. Check out PMY or HNDL
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Time to get into high dividend ETF’s. Check out PMY or HNDL Will do and thanks. Keeping ones Dry powder may be worth a lot before this is over.
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It has been an ugly couple of months for my portfolio. Commodities, metals, energy, small caps all selling off. Thankfully bitcoin came back some.
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I can’t complain,,yet. I started easing towards cash positions after his first 100 days. It has been an ugly couple of months for my portfolio. Commodities, metals, energy, small caps all selling off. Thankfully bitcoin came back some.
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My investments in the stock market are small and they are mostly treading water the first half of this year. Some are up, some are down. Total value stays about the same and they all cycle in both directions
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My investments in the stock market are small and they are mostly treading water the first half of this year. Some are up, some are down. Total value stays about the same and they all cycle in both directions What you have sounds to be diversified.
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If my X and CLF calls don't start printing again I am going to punt until the next election.
I thought there was supposed to be an infrastructure bill?
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If my X and CLF calls don't start printing again I am going to punt until the next election.
I thought there was supposed to be an infrastructure bill? Stick, you still Bitcoining ?
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I can’t complain,,yet. I started easing towards cash positions after his first 100 days. It has been an ugly couple of months for my portfolio. Commodities, metals, energy, small caps all selling off. Thankfully bitcoin came back some. With inflation ramping up that won't end well..... do you have a plan "C" ?
Originally Posted by Judman
PS, if you think Trump is “good” you’re way stupider than I thought! Haha
Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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Looking kind of like it doesn’t like the present state of affairs.
Earnings and past quarter growth numbers weren’t bad. I tend to focus a little more long term care focusing on the last week or two. While the market is over valued, low interest rates and massive “printing” has flooded the market with liquidity. I would fight the Fed now. Moving to cash is a losing proposition. Separately, lots of opportunities in residential real estate.
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Stick, you still Bitcoining ?
I had some sell orders trigger when it crashed in May but I still hold most of what I had. I didn't buy any more, kind of wished I had, but I did buy some other cryptos.
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I’m staying in the market with a diversified portfolio. That’s worked the past 30 plus years for me.
DOW of recent,
1 month, up 1.1%
6 months up 10.7%
12 months 25.7%
Who know what the next months/years will do, but timing the market is a fools game unless you are extremely lucky.
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Stick, you still Bitcoining ?
I had some sell orders trigger when it crashed in May but I still hold most of what I had. I didn't buy any more, kind of wished I had, but I did buy some other cryptos. It seems to have a resilience even when bad news like China and Musk offers it up. What other cryptos do you feel might have upside potential?
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Looking kind of like it doesn’t like the present state of affairs.
Earnings and past quarter growth numbers weren’t bad. I tend to focus a little more long term care focusing on the last week or two. While the market is over valued, low interest rates and massive “printing” has flooded the market with liquidity. I would fight the Fed now. Moving to cash is a losing proposition. Separately, lots of opportunities in residential real estate. Its really going to do well when the deep state cabal puppetmasters totally lock us down and arm and release the hundreds of thousands of Hispanic, North African and Afghan brown shirts on us to do the cabals bidding. Hows the Roman Empire investment community doing?
Ecc 10:2
The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but that of a fool to the left.
A Nation which leaves God behind is soon left behind.
"The Lord never asked anyone to be a tax collector, lowyer, or Redskins fan".
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I’m staying in the market with a diversified portfolio. That’s worked the past 30 plus years for me.
DOW of recent,
1 month, up 1.1%
6 months up 10.7%
12 months 25.7%
Who know what the next months/years will do, but timing the market is a fools game unless you are extremely lucky. I’m not advocating flying to all cash. I’m thinking some good buy in points may be coming up during this turmoil.
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Unless you'll are multi-millionaires via the stock market I think keeping your mouth shut would be prudent.
Originally Posted by Judman
PS, if you think Trump is “good” you’re way stupider than I thought! Haha
Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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Stick, you still Bitcoining ?
I had some sell orders trigger when it crashed in May but I still hold most of what I had. I didn't buy any more, kind of wished I had, but I did buy some other cryptos. It seems to have a resilience even when bad news like China and Musk offers it up? Yep, like an old Toot on his last blue pill. PS. We havent seen any real bad news since the erection when Trumps financial confidence numders fell from the high 80s to the low seventies, iirc.
Ecc 10:2
The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but that of a fool to the left.
A Nation which leaves God behind is soon left behind.
"The Lord never asked anyone to be a tax collector, lowyer, or Redskins fan".
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Sorry I meant “I wouldn’t fight the Fed”, given all the money printing. I look forward to when we can get 3%-4% in a MM or CD. Perhaps in a few years?
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