- Jan 8, 2005
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johnnyredstorm
i’m swing trading it.
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If you want to withdraw you can’t use an ira then, but worth looking into. I don’t have an ira mainly because I have two retirements from work and don’t need one necessarily but I should have one for tax purposes
For some people this is going to look like a lost year but it’s not. 2021 is an in between year that lets you reload and set up the future. Examine what you own and see where your conviction lies and what the data confirms.
my instinct is to trade trade trade and every day I fight that urge and instead, I focus on building and stacking. Don’t get caught in the short term volatility, don’t lose sight of the goal 3-5 years out. Roku is a 25% position and every day I itch to trim it and use that money elsewhere. But why? The goal is to stack and fill as many boats as possible before the next leg higher. Use this weakness to stack and load up and think in 4d. Don’t see what’s happening today or tomorrow, see what’s going to happen in 3-5 years.
my focus is to dca every two weeks and build as many boats as possible while we are off of all time highs. I need to add more nvta and JMIA still, but I also need more nvda. Coupling that with what I already own, I’ll be happy, and it’ll be an amazing rest of the decade.
don’t worry about the hot momentum stocks, worry about loading the boat on the best stocks you own.
Never sell winners to buy more of a loser.Everything is green as of now in my portfolio except weed stocks (APHA $ TLRY) but those will recover I’m hoping when the merger is official. Viacom is also bleeding but gonna hold out...
It’s hard not to take profits from the ones that are winning but my thought is that the long term holds like APPL, AMZN, TESLA, vanguard’s etc will be higher than they are today are some point in the future. Taking profits now in the hopes it dips lower isn’t as efficient as just buying when it dips and keeping your position. Hard to do when you keep pouring money in but like they say, “it’s not about timing the markets it’s about time in the market...” or whatever LOL.
I bought Disney last year for Dis+, I plan on DCA'ing in my next cycles for their AR and AI patents and what they are planning to create in Disney World to change the human experience forever.Would you buy DIS now, sans dividend?
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