What stocks do you guys own?

[eli77]

I'm looking to get into more stocks currently on stocks and polo Harley-Davidson and garmin what are you guys into?

 

[SargeMaximus]

Many oil stocks

 

[eli77]

Many oil stocks

Like which ones?

 

[SargeMaximus]

Like which ones?

Can’t give that away bro

 

[BillyPilgrim]

Shorting Pfizer may be a good idea.

 

[eli77]

Can’t give that away bro

Of course not.

 

[PlatoPacks23]

lm

Can’t give that away bro

lmaoo yes the 4-5 other people on this board are immediately going to ruin your oil stocks singlehandedly

 

[FlirtLife]

I suspect Exxon's (XOM) $3.2 billion USD trading volume wouldn't be heavily impacted.

If you want a list of oil companies, you can look at ETF holdings like "Vanguard Energy" (VDE) or "SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF" (XOP) to start your search.

SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF

Explore XOP for FREE on ETF Database: Price, Holdings, Charts, Technicals, Fact Sheet, News, and more.

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Vanguard Energy ETF

Explore VDE for FREE on ETF Database: Price, Holdings, Charts, Technicals, Fact Sheet, News, and more.

etfdb.com

 

[SargeMaximus]

Guy I watch on YouTube says the market hit a top today. Gonna go down from here. We will see

 

[G Money]

I just started like a month ago - signed up on Stash (if you want my referral link for both of us to get a free 20 bucks in there by all means message me that's cool) - and I did that because I'm new to this (have some experience with forex trading tho and candle stick analysis) and I like having their debit card and every time you use it you get a tiny percentage of that place's stock you are shopping at. I only have a couple hundred in there right now, nothin crazy, but been reading up on this and using TradingView for charts... definitely pretty fun, was hoping to just grow slowly and I just started to direct 5% of my paychecks into Stash.

Keeping an eye and got money in S&P 500, Aurora Cannabis, Tesla, Iris Energy Ltd, Nvidia, and a portion in Stash's "smart" (custom) portfolio mix (which so far 2 months in has been actually moving steady up).

 

[PlatoPacks23]

Guy I watch on YouTube says the market hit a top today. Gonna go down from here. We will see

no

 

[PlatoPacks23]

just have to say this is the absolute best time to get invested. after a year of absolute garbage and losses, the market is finally turning after Powell seemed relatively dovish.

I am fairly invested now, but not a bad time to look into speculative plays like $AI as well as any infrastructure stocks for safety or bio-tech for growth. THIS is the time to start putting your money to work.

 

[FlirtLife]

just have to say this is the absolute best time to get invested. after a year of absolute garbage and losses, the market is finally turning after Powell seemed relatively dovish.

For someone investing in S&P 500 or total market ETFs, I agree. I've heard someone claim half the market's assets are passive investments now. 50 years ago when "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" first came out, the idea was considered a joke, and now it's half of assets. It's a solid book that backs its claims with historical data, and has over a dozen editions over the past 50 years.

 

[corsica]

Market is way overvalued. No point in risking losing half your money to increase a single digit stock appreciation.

If you have money you don't need, invest in treasuries. It pays almost 5% with the least risk.

 

[AureliusMaximus]

If you have money you don't need, invest in treasuries. It pays almost 5% with the least risk.

This is why you should never take any advise from people on an internet forum on how to invest, (me included of course).

Do you go to the barber to ask him to fix your leaking pipes in the kitchen and then go to the plumber for advise to get your haircut?
Probably not...

This is a long term investment strategy and a very bad idea; and with treasuries you do exactly that which is that you invest for the long term.

Ever considered that US (and many other western nation's too, but especially US), treasuries are high risk due to that USA is about to tank with the largest government debt in the history of mankind that never can be repaid?

Top on that we are now transitioning away from petrodollar to petrogold and USA's status as the world currency is at peril. It is no longer a question if US is going to lose the status, but when. Countries are already dumbing the US treasury papers for something more stable.

But sure; if you are a hard believer in that old thinking then buy US treasures and invest on toilet paper because that is exactly what it is. Actually the most worthful is the ink on it.

Don't invest any of your money unless you really know what you are doing. Otherwise you might as well just go and gamble at the local casino. The end result is the same nevertheless; you will lose all your money.

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[SargeMaximus]

Market is way overvalued. No point in risking losing half your money to increase a single digit stock appreciation.

If you have money you don't need, invest in treasuries. It pays almost 5% with the least risk.

That doesn’t cover Inflation so you will be losing money.

 

[AureliusMaximus]

Exactly. I didn't bother to write it all down in my post. But that is also another huge factor.

 

[Bingo-Player]

Not sure why companies like meta and tesla are pumping 50%

What exactly has changed ? in the last couple of weeks all they've done is slightly beat some very low estimate calls

This market is absolutely fvcking mental

It refuses to acknowledge the bigger picture

 

[AureliusMaximus]

Not sure why companies like meta and tesla are pumping 50%

What exactly has changed ? in the last couple of weeks all they've done is slightly beat some very low estimate calls

This market is absolutely fvcking mental

It refuses to acknowledge the bigger picture

Dude that will take forever to write down the whole current financial analysis, don't have the time or will for that, but many different factors at play.

Some quick ones though:
- The financial crisis that started 2008 and actually never ended and has been ongoing since, (just printing more money to delay the inevitable).
- The last two years of covid madness (Society lockdowns etc.), has really speed things up including inflation and damaged supply chains badly, and
- The last new "current thing" with West proxy war with Russia (some call it already WW3), which isn't slowing things down, but our idiotic politicians are escalating the war further and that is of course affecting the markets too in many ways. Plus 100 other things too which I don't are going to mention here unless I get paid for it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[eli77]

Guy I watch on YouTube says the market hit a top today. Gonna go down from here. We will see

What channel?