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I wanted to make a poll but i can't, anyway the opinions i keep reading are:
1-Yes, Bubble burst and this Is Just the start of a big drop.
2-No, we are in a bubble but people still have a buy the dip mentality and so we will make another leg up before the big drop.
3-There Is no Bubble at all, tech stock are tust a bit overpriced but nothing like dot com Bubble because now they are actually profitable,and this Is Just a healthy correction before resuming the bull...
1-Yes, Bubble burst and this Is Just the start of a big drop.
2-No, we are in a bubble but people still have a buy the dip mentality and so we will make another leg up before the big drop.
3-There Is no Bubble at all, tech stock are tust a bit overpriced but nothing like dot com Bubble because now they are actually profitable,and this Is Just a healthy correction before resuming the bull...
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Hi, Mooers!
These days might have been rough for many of you![]()
. Influenced by the latest geopolitical tensions and US domestic factors, the stock market has been on a roller coaster. How do you feel when riding the stock market roller coaster? Does the current market condition shake the foundation of the trading philosophy you believe? Or has your faith never been stronger?![]()
No matter how the market runs. All of us need to dev...
These days might have been rough for many of you
No matter how the market runs. All of us need to dev...
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Think long-term is my main philosophy in investing. No matter what happens, always have the conviction to move towards the end in mind. Thus, there isn't much change I would need to adopt to adjust in any circumstances.
Build the main bulk of my investments on stocks that are stable with high dividend returns. I would always tactfully choose growth stocks that are based on the strong business fundamentals of the companies to build my wealth. This way of investment...
Build the main bulk of my investments on stocks that are stable with high dividend returns. I would always tactfully choose growth stocks that are based on the strong business fundamentals of the companies to build my wealth. This way of investment...
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Better to reward myself now with a new Figurine to add to my collection.
Realised wagering my points during events has the Same logic as stock to profit take when your ahead. At many times I have realised being greedy for more may backfire.
Stocks I’m holding and monitoring: $Tesla(TSLA.US$ $Apple(AAPL.US$ $Sea(SE.US$ $NVIDIA(NVDA.US$
Realised wagering my points during events has the Same logic as stock to profit take when your ahead. At many times I have realised being greedy for more may backfire.
Stocks I’m holding and monitoring: $Tesla(TSLA.US$ $Apple(AAPL.US$ $Sea(SE.US$ $NVIDIA(NVDA.US$
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$Meta Materials(MMAT.US$
This is round2 for me on this stock. Averaging down on 6 accounts (shill research) now. Round one was one of my best plays of last year…curiously enough it exploded right after everyone chickened out.
To realize that profit I had to buy down from ~9 to sub 3. And after their algos told them they had inflicted max da...
This is round2 for me on this stock. Averaging down on 6 accounts (shill research) now. Round one was one of my best plays of last year…curiously enough it exploded right after everyone chickened out.
To realize that profit I had to buy down from ~9 to sub 3. And after their algos told them they had inflicted max da...
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less risk, good long term returns that provide capital growth- for instances Ocbc $OCBC Bank(O39.SG$
year ago till to-date beside the dividends of 7~8%,capital growth of 15+% which given no less than 20% at any time. the more promising UOB beside the great dividends at 8~9% it rewarded greater than 25% capital growth, the potential YoY growth of wealth. it given more than 200 times what invested 20 years ago that comes with dividends. invest more as fundamentalist ...
year ago till to-date beside the dividends of 7~8%,capital growth of 15+% which given no less than 20% at any time. the more promising UOB beside the great dividends at 8~9% it rewarded greater than 25% capital growth, the potential YoY growth of wealth. it given more than 200 times what invested 20 years ago that comes with dividends. invest more as fundamentalist ...
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Developing trading philosophy
-So I started to develop one, a philosophy that is. I stopped trading. I try not to look at my account once in...
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Developing trading philosophy
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This is the investment philosophy I'm using
1. Draw a personal financial roadmap.
2. Evaluate your comfort zone in taking on risk.
3. Consider an appropriate mix of investments.
4. Be careful if investing heavily in shares of employer’s stock or any individual stock.
5. Create and maintain an emergency fund.
6. Pay off high interest credit card debt.
7. Consider dollar cost averaging.
8. Take advantage of “free money” from employer.
9. Consider rebalancing portfolio occasionally.
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1. Draw a personal financial roadmap.
2. Evaluate your comfort zone in taking on risk.
3. Consider an appropriate mix of investments.
4. Be careful if investing heavily in shares of employer’s stock or any individual stock.
5. Create and maintain an emergency fund.
6. Pay off high interest credit card debt.
7. Consider dollar cost averaging.
8. Take advantage of “free money” from employer.
9. Consider rebalancing portfolio occasionally.
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MACKGforEver : Doesn’t matter. Buy as it falls buy as it rises.
Celestinel : I heard someone saying it was 1978 when Disney Ran 5% without fading the next day. Lets re write history and Run 5% on Tuesday with this Macron pump
frankinglily MACKGforEver: perfect mental quality
ARP76 : House of Cards Live in Action from US. Current UKRAINE situation is big factor in this volatility. Pandemic recovery was almost coming… but looks like someone wanted to play a bit more….
RDK79 : Dip vs bubble…. arguably both have same impact. Regardless, stocks will eventually rebound, question is time and patience.
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