I assume everyone is aware of this study on U.S. stocks.
what stocks you buying this year?
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this comment would have been useful a couple of weeks ago than now lolWho else full ported calls $INTC couple weeks ago
kinda like me saying I bought a bunch of Sandisk calls 6 months ago.
Going forward, I think GRID and PAVE etfs are gonna do well, and I bought into both a few weeks ago. Mostly due to re-electrification and energy demands on the US grid due to AI/data center demand. Besides that, I'm still heavily in gold/silver/copper miners - think they'll perform well over the next few months, hoping for a top in the summer.
it's back to where it originally was now.....unless you guys sold in the march high, basically 0% gain.
I just
I just bought $50 of the XQQ etf.
What N100 etf for growth are you talking about ?
I'm still pretty new this, just started last summer.
I was concerned about that also. Someone mentioned that the corporate governance was not that good too. Contrasted it with CNQ where directors must own some stock.
UPDATE : I just checked AI and Nutrien also has this policy. Maybe the concern was the amount required?
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can’t share the sauce too much…
though I agree with natural resources & materials, buying the dip for $NTR, $PAAS, $TFPM, $ABX, as well as long on oil companies (despite the recent dips).
You made a killing for sure, I had amd calls 10 days ago and sold for a tiny profit compare to what it would've been worth today...Who else full ported calls $INTC couple weeks ago
I faded SNDK when it was trading around 100s because I thought the chart was overextended but I failed to realize how big the memory supercycle was
Assuming you are fairly young and starting off what I would do is;
Put 1/3 of my money in XSP (SP500 etf hedged)
Put 1/3 in XQQ (N100 etf hedged)
Put 1/3 in XIC (TSX etf)
All of the above etf's have low fees and will track the indexes accurately.
And then sleep like a baby. No worries.
Thanks for the advice, I'm in my early 30's, I wished I learned about this in my 20's lol, highschool doesn't teach you financial literacy
Yeah, the most important thing and it isn't taught.Thanks for the advice, I'm in my early 30's, I wished I learned about this in my 20's lol, highschool doesn't teach you financial literacy
No matter what, im still gonna continue to dollar cost average, as usual. I don't trade, I buy for long term. S&P500 always outperforms mutual funds or any kind of private management
Its probably for the best that it isn't taught. Money would lose value if everyone could get rich
That's not an investment. Thats a currency.
100%. Why am I gonna give myself a headache when I can just buy S&P500 and hold it until I retire?
Look at this. Just buy S&P500 by yourself, no financial advisor, and hold it indefinitely forever. The most successful investors are dead. They don't touch their portfolios at all. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cn...why-dead-investors-outperform-the-living.html
