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In times like these, it seems interesting to me to talk about the best choices, those that make us reach for our grandma's savings account to buy and take advantage. What are your 5 best stocks right now? These are my choices:$IONQ
$MU (+2,13 %)
$CLSK (+6,19 %)
$QBTS (-1,03 %)
$AMD (+0,74 %)
Hello everyone,
First of all, my name is Tiago and I'm from Portugal, so there's a chance I'll have some writing mistakes.
I will share with you my Portfolio and my currently ideas.
So, basically I'm a 22 years old boy that became fascinated by this world of investments in the past year. I've been reading a lot of things about the market and how it works. I consider myself a passive investor with a little affection to risk, so once in a while I might add to my portfolio some "FOMO" and "meme" stocks. My currently portfolio basically consists in some ETFs and 3 single stocks $AMD (+0,74 %)
$NU (+1,01 %)
$TSM (-1,21 %) .
I currently have a monthly savings plan of 450€ consisting in diversified ETFs and some bitcoin:
$VUAG (-0,29 %) 159 € S&P 500 35%
$VWCE (-0,12 %) 135 € FTSE-ALL World 30%
$EIMI (-0,16 %) 45 € Emerging Markets 10%
$MEUD (+0,95 %) 45 € Stoxx 600 Europe 10%
$VAGF (+0,01 %) 22 € Global Bonds 5%
$SGLD (-0,45 %) 22 € Gold 5%
$BTC (-0,3 %) 22 € Bitcoin 5 %
Note: I was reinforcing $XNAS (-0,31 %) until last month but the geopolitical scene changed, and I decided that I should not overlap that much in US. That resulted in me moving that allocation to $MEUD (+0,95 %) .
This portfolio gives me around 53% exposure to US, 19% developed markets, 13% emerging markets, 5% gold, 5% bonds and 5% bitcoin.
I know that the % would almost be the same if I only invested in: $VWCE (-0,12 %) +$VAGF (+0,01 %) +$SGLD (-0,45 %) +$BTC (-0,3 %) but I want to have the power to change the allocations and reinforce wherever I want to.
Since I am betting in the whole market I don't expect huge growth unless I reinforce with some bigger amounts when good "dips" arrive.
I have an emergency fund, but no one knows how we will end up in 5 years... that's why if a crisis arrives, I'll use my gold and bonds as liquidity to either reinforce my etfs or use that money myself.
Another small monthly update with a brief transaction and performance update from February.
Performance
Transactions
Purchases
sales
Looking back now, you realize how many transactions you have made. From March there should be a maximum of 1-2 purchases and maybe 1-2 sales. If there are so many transactions again in the next update, feel free to reprimand me.
Hello everyone,
For about 2 weeks I have lost about 1400€ on the stock market, and the downward trend does not seem to be abating.
At the moment I have heavy losses in $AMD (+0,74 %) , $AMAT (+1,45 %) , $ANET (-3,45 %) and $BBAI (-10,12 %) .
I have decided to suspend my savings plan for March and make additional purchases in the above-mentioned shares in order to push the price down.
I have around €1000 available for this.
I am also considering investing in $HIMS (+4,16 %) to invest.
Do you think this is a good idea, or should I perhaps wait a little longer?
As I've been actively investing for a little over half a year, I'm looking forward to your expertise.
Enclosed is my current portfolio.
Drawdowns from the 52-week high:
Nvidia: -20% $NVDA (+0,22 %)
Fair Isaac: -23% $FICO (+0,52 %)
Synopsys: -26% $SNPS (+0,17 %)
Axon Enterprise: -27% $AXON (+4,43 %)
ASML: -33% $ASML (+1,4 %)
Novo Nordisk: -38% $NOVO B (-1,34 %)
Tesla: -42% $TSLA (-1,09 %)
Coinbase: -42% $COIN (+0,63 %)
Trade Desk: -50% $TTD (-0,75 %)
AMD: -54% $AMD (+0,74 %)
Have the companies already reached interesting levels for you to enter / buy or are they still too expensive despite the drawdown?
Hi guys,
I am a 20 year old dutch investor and have been investing since February 2023. I'd like to get some advice / tips and tops on my portfolio.
What do you guys think?
I am sitting on some cash to wait out on the stuff that is happening in the markets and macro economy right now. Looking to scoop up bargains when I see some.
My biggest holding is $AMD (+0,74 %) and am thinking of adding more to my position at this low a price. But am waiting for it to hit it's support level at around EUR 90 a share.
My strategy is long-term investing, but am willing to take on some more calculated risk when possible as I am still young.
What are your thoughts?
What do you think, considering that I have a loss of -144.77 € (-13.41%) on $AMD (+0,74 %) , should I get out and try to buy back at a lower price? I just cannot understand how it was possible for the price to go from 227.30 USD to 102 USD in such a short time. The descent was very rapid. I wonder if there is still a chance for recovery in the long run or if the downward trend will continue. On the one hand, it seems to me that there are good long-term opportunities, but on the other hand, I would not want to risk losing again. Is it better to wait or to close and reinvest? 🤔
These shares reached new 52-week lows at the beginning of this week:
AMD $AMD (+0,74 %)
Intuit $INTU (+0,04 %)
Synopsys $SNPS (+0,17 %)
Are you a buyer? Or are these companies not on your list of priorities?
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