Just got a quarterly report for mutual funds I started contributing to back in 1997 - solid quarter. Still, not retiring any time soon.
Just wanted to see if anyone has any good advice on a sunny Tuesday that can make all the rest of us filthy rich!
Thanks in advance.
I see some big names holding onto a lot of cash/money market right now, as if they're waiting for a downturn. Current Shiller PE ratio is 29.57, seems a bit overvalued.
Maybe it doesn't matter, but I would wait and wait for the market correct unless you have a strong feeling about a growth stock.
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I do some work in the construction industry and so I know the brand names that find their way onto blueprints. Some of them are pretty-near universal. One that I keep in my portfolio is Simpson Manufacturing (SSD). I believe in home building and home repairs right now because many people are leaving big cities. The newfound viability of work from home, combined with the less than necessary (for some) cost of living and greater susceptibility to future pandemics, should cause more young professionals to leave SF, NYC, LA, etc. and set up new homesteads elsewhere. You can still build cheaply in many states of this union. Simpson products go into most foundation/crawlspace repairs or new construction thereof. It's a good company with mild volatility.
I've also done really well with PLUG Power, although its arguable how much run it has left. Same with Peloton. They are no joke. I don't see all these housewives turning in their subscriptions they started during COVID-19. That's a few names I'm keyed in on. Love to read more from others!
I'm basically buying as many shares as I can of this and Amazon as I can.
I'll probably consistently buy more LVGO monthly.
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an, you're showing your age (and mine). 'Benjamin, you're not....?"
One of the best ever. Maybe I'll watch it tonight.
I said $NIO it was $3.75 at the time now it is $13.00
Regeneron ... turned down an offer from them four years ago because it was light on the compensation package. Knew it was a gamble, but the stock options would've paid well above and beyond expectations. smh.
maybe buy and hold but some people who I trust have an opinion that until (and if) marijuana is removed from the federal schedule the stocks are risky as a group.
and if you do buy I'd avoid OTC and make sure (as best you can) it's not a scam, so many scams out there.
Most of the time, simpler is better
tables have turned big time from you giving me shit about driving my dads jalopy (i'll admit I was wrong about that, but holy fucking shit, this is where you come for 'stock tips'?"
Also, I hear Confederated Slave Holdings is pretty steady.