That's the difference between investing and gambling.
what do ya all think of pg&e ?
i bought some at $10 a few weeks ago, it went to 9 i got scared and bailed, then it went to 8 and i patted myself on the back. now its at $12 :laughing
I really think they arnt going outta buisness, and they are super undervalued if you look at their long term.
My best investment story/regret is that I owned McDonald's at $14 and Apple at $25, and I sold them. Made money, lol.
I quit betting on Oil volatility years ago, when I got burned to the tune of $100k basically overnight. The only thing you can count on with oil is volatility.
ooooouch. :laughing
thats worse than when I told my mom to put the farm on Google back early 2000's when it opened. did she listen then? no. will she listen to me now? no; she still got all her stock $ in the fortune500, which i think is virtual suicide right now. good long term bet sure, but if i was a Fortune500 guy, i'd sell it all now and wait for the *maybe* coming corona drop#2, THEN reinvest and set it and forget it.
yeah pg&e is risky, but like, what they gonna do? go under? they just seem too big to fail in my eyes. but i've known them all my life and never anything different for a gas and power provider, so i'm biased with blinders i'm sure
I definitely wouldn't gamble with such a number!
yeah pg&e is risky, but like, what they gonna do? go under?
2020 investment? Calls on the SPY 2+ years out.
I remember buying bitcoin at ~25cents each or something close to it and using it to test out silk road. Good times. Would have been better as an investment though
Hey guys, let's open this thread to your ideas, worries, recommendations and pans. Please refrain from doomsday apocalyptic warnings such as: "It's all going to collapse and the Dow will hit 400." If you think that's what is going to happen, a phrase such as: "I see nothing good coming for years, just collapse" will work fine. If you believe that it's going to collapse, you are probably not investing.
My perennial favorite ADX remains so. Great ETF for old guys with a nice yearly end of year dividend, and the oldest fund traded in the US.
I'm certainly enjoying this nice little bump upward, but I don't think it predicts any such continuing enthusiasm. The CV has hit the markets hard and the effect will linger for years.
The US is the greatest country in the world, and for well over one hundred years, the market has returned 8% per annum with dividends reinvested.:wow
Buy good conservative stocks that pay a dividend and hold them the rest of your life. You will do OK.:thumbup
Unless you are really on the inside, trading is for chumps.:thumbdown
News flash, the US is not the greatest country in the world. And, we are in uncharted territory... what happens from here will not be an extrapolation of the past.
damn i remember bitcoin back in like 1998 territory or something. a buddy of mine was playing stupid online games that are mostly advertising, and collecting 'em. he had a lot of them saved up. i thought he was retard and they'd never have any real value... look whos the retard now :laughing
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