After what Creepy Joe did to the XL and a couple days of red ink...i dumped all my oil service this morning. I think the average increase from all the stocks was about 25%-30% over the last few months. I cant complain about that. What sectors do you guys like with the new admin? Is there a company making "Social Justice" I can invest in?
yeah good question granted i dont like buying that way. i did however buy in to a couple new ones called luminar and bluebird
S&P 500 index. Fidelity 500 Index FXIAX has gone from 88 ---> 133 since I got in last April. that's almost 50% in a bit under 12 months. Had $5K, now it's at $11K. Fastest mover in my overall portfolio (see below) Fidelity® Blue Chip Growth FBGRX Fidelity® Emerging Markets FEMKX Fidelity Equity Income FEQIX JP Morgan Midcap Value L FLMVX Fidelity® Overseas FOSFX Fidelity Puritan FPURX Fidelity® Real Estate Investment Port FRESX Fidelity Freedom® 2035 Fund - Class K6 FWTKX Fidelity® 500 Index Fund FXAIX Principal SmallCap Growth I R4 PPNSX American Funds EuroPacific Growth Fund® Class R-6 RERGX Vanguard Institutional Index Fund Institutional Plus VIIIX SCHWAB IDX RET 2035 IDX RET 2035
if you guys missed the GME run up today, there will be more opportunity next week in AMC and PLTR (and maybe CCIV) I believe. I made a boat load off GME today... +$35 per share! Over all portfolio was +5.5% at the bell woo!
I'm up 397% in Roku and 72% in Ford. Was going to dump apple but will wait until after the covid cash comes in
Judging by the line around the building at the nike outlet store in dawsonville after the 600 covid checks I'm betting Nike has a blowout earnings announcement
Creepy Joe just inherited the highest GDP to market cap ratio EVER. Sectors? International/Emerging markets and if your feeling especially lucky rolling the dice, small/mid cap value.
I was looking at AMC, there financials are not good. I can't see the stock going up much more then it did on Friday, of course things don't seem to make much sense these days so maybe i'll have to reconsider it before tomorrow.
A lot of day traders since the pandemic and stimulus checks. I bought some stuff back in april/march. Most are up ~60%. Apple is up 116% Azul is up 170% Some of those arent even back to the prices they were in 2019. Im sure some people created fortunes in 2020.
Holy crap, the last round gets back in today and now you guys want to head out... Hint - posting about what an election does to the market is a political post...
The funny part is that there is so easy to make the same point without showing where you lean politically. But they want to "win" so badly that they need to try.