I didn't make a move today..might sit this out or grab a few shares
any good funds or ETF's? all i know is GLD etfGold breaking out. Front-running massive monetary and fiscal stimulus incoming?
That's the most popular. There are also gold miner ETFs which people use to speculate. I believe some of these are leveraged 3x if you want that risk as well.any good funds or ETF's? all i know is GLD etf
This renewed hysteria got me nervous... I'm putting stop losses on my volatile positions just to err on the side of cautionThis could get very ugly.
Y'all... I just earned my first 500 shares of a 2000 share RSU award from work.
Only to see the value drop $500 in a single day due to this Coronavirus mess. Any tips for how I should manage this moving forward?
Its a short term drop so it only matters to you if youre trying to cash out right this moment. Otherwise, just hold til you get gains.
I'm guessing these are vested shares if its part of a work package so theres likely a limit on when you can sell those shares anyway...typically 6months-1year that you have to hold before you can sell without penalty.
Yeah, it's an exercise in financial literacy for sure. But also blessed to be within the tech-sector which uses stock as part of their compensation packages often.
Feels like a good opportunity for me to actually participate in the market.
Unless you're looking to be an active investor (playing the market daily, weekly, etc) then don't put too much thought into your company stock. Your plan is to be there a long time and if you believe in the company then you assume it will increase in value over time. That means that if you sit on the stock (even when they drop like today) over the long term you'll come out way ahead. Its not guaranteed but as long as your company is good and continues to advance/add value, then you'll be good long term.
That's the most popular. There are also gold miner ETFs which people use to speculate. I believe some of these are leveraged 3x if you want that risk as well.
I have barrick in my portfolio.