Yes, also the riskiest way.
I'm in 3rd/4th with no day trading. 80%+ of my portfolio is VTI.
This is the same way my real money is invested, only I have a Fidelity account, so its FSTMX.
(Both are a total-market index)
Yes, also the riskiest way.
I'm in 3rd/4th with no day trading. 80%+ of my portfolio is VTI.
This is the same way my real money is invested, only I have a Fidelity account, so its FSTMX.
(Both are a total-market index)
A coworker of mine is invested IRL in a company that is "looking into using graphene for 3D printing applications." I didn't have the heart to tell him that their business plan is a bullE36 M3 buzzword soup because:
I got busy at work and completely forgot to keep tabs on this for nearly a month
Still in 2nd (even though Tesla is sucking and GoPro TANKED )
The guy who is whooping all of our butts is a 13 year old kid who is really not trying that hard.
Not that I'm trying to rub it in.
Well, OK. I AM trying to rub it in.
I doubled down on some of my more aggressive stocks, should have bigger swings but in the end hopefully bigger gains. Unless they tank...
Little late for that, methinks. It'd be nice if i was wrong, though.
I'm not sure what to do from here. I'm kindof forced to stay in two of my holdings for the long haul because they're what dumped me way in the back.
Then i had two holdings that clawed me back up to the front page. One i had set for an auto-sell like a moron. The other, i'm starting to feel a bit uneasy about, though i've cleared almost $200k from it. Not sure if i should dump more into it, or pull out while i'm good.
Arg.
I see in the news headlines that oil has been going down again, if you'd shorted it you would have made money!
I'm starting to think that I'm actually a genius at making money in the stock market, I just have to invert my outputs!
Buwahaha, I just checked. I guess I picked some decent long term investments that I won't need to change much.
Well....I berkleyed up and shorted Apple day before yesterday. Yeah, everything I touch stinks lately.
Looks like oil prices are going back to normal now, prices are rising against an increase in supply, as you might normally expect:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/02/03/us-markets-oil-idUSKBN0L704K20150203
Edit: BTW I just logged in, and although I'm a Viper-deep in the hole, everything in my portfolio is moving in the right direction today.
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