I did as well, but decided to wait on BLMN....and of course it went up 24%.Fuck it, jumped back in before open on MGM (again), FUN, MRO, and PEI-C.
I figure I’m still in at prices that I can double or triple my investment in a year or so. Still have some cash setting there to DCA down if the market tanks again.I did as well, but decided to wait on BLMN....and of course it went up 24%.
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Same here. I want to skim off the winnings and put them into something stable until the next opportunity...maybe an index fund?I figure I’m still in at prices that I can double or triple my investment in a year or so. Still have some cash setting there to DCA down if the market tanks again.
probably not a bad idea. Something like Vanguard large cap maybe?Same here. I want to skim off the winnings and put them into something stable until the next opportunity...maybe an index fund?
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Whats an index fund?Same here. I want to skim off the winnings and put them into something stable until the next opportunity...maybe an index fund?
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Exactly.probably not a bad idea. Something like Vanguard large cap maybe?
Thanks.Exactly.
Maybe split it with VIGAX because I still want to be as aggressive as possible.
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In this market you can turn 1K into 2-3K easy.Signed up to put $1000 (small fry, I know, I'm not balling it) in a weed company and they need to send me forms to fill out. WTF? Internet, MFers.
Just grab a bottle of scotch and watch The Wolf of Wall Street, The Big Short and Wall Street.Thanks.
Anyone have any recommendations of books to read about investing so I can become an adult?
I've only read all the Peter Lynch books and of course 'The Intelligent Investor', all available on audio.Thanks.
Anyone have any recommendations of books to read about investing so I can become an adult?
INJust grab a bottle of scotch and watch The Wolf of Wall Street, The Big Short and Wall Street.
You will basically be Gordon Gekko before the night is through.
Thanks, you are full of good info.I've only read all the Peter Lynch books and of course 'The Intelligent Investor', all available on audio.
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Thats how its looking, maybe a slight bumpPulling back before the closing bell. Fuck you 3 day weekend.
I bet we finish close to even after being up all day.
Just picked up the Intelligent Investor and How to Make Money in Stocks in paperback (I like books, I can't do the Kindle or audio book thing). I have Rich Dad, Poor Dad, I'll have to read it again.I've only read all the Peter Lynch books and of course 'The Intelligent Investor', all available on audio.
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You've timed it near perfect so far.CHEF had a pretty solid day, hopefully it drops again and we can pick up more shares on the cheap.
Yea we made about 50% selling at 12.50 yesterday. Hoping to pick up some more early next week, my wife and I think that will be a nice winner down the road.You've timed it near perfect so far.
I was an impatient idiot and bought more today. Prior to that I was up 40% and this batch shot my return percentage down big time.
Still a month from now will be nice.
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I was impatient today this week too. Sold Tuesday when I shouldn’t have. Bought back in today. Still up $150 on the day but probably missed out on $500-$700 by not being in yesterday. Sucks but my holdings (and likely yours) should be at prices we will make money long term, if we’re patient enough to hold.You've timed it near perfect so far.
I was an impatient idiot and bought more today. Prior to that I was up 40% and this batch shot my return percentage down big time.
Still a month from now will be nice.
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I was impatient today this week too. Sold Tuesday when I shouldn’t have. Bought back in today. Still up $150 on the day but probably missed out on $500-$700 by not being in yesterday. Sucks but my holdings (and likely yours) should be at prices we will make money long term, if we’re patient enough to hold.