I aint saying shyt, but it should make you question some of the hot takes you see on reddit in general.
Those comment sections a lot of times don't know more than us here.
at all...I learned that during my foray in crypto
I aint saying shyt, but it should make you question some of the hot takes you see on reddit in general.
Those comment sections a lot of times don't know more than us here.
Idk but this Rachel Solmon chick is getting finer & finer to me:What the fukk did they buy whatever CNBC told them to?
Idk but this Rachel Solmon chick is getting finer & finer to me:
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Yeah, but I see why certain people don't make as much money. There's a lot of risk management or what I like to I call it doing too much.is it the r/m1finance one or another one? cuz i follow that one but don't really go too deep into it. at most I might see a thread pop up when browsing my feed but thats pretty much it.
Yeah, but I see why certain people don't make as much money. There's a lot of risk management or what I like to I call it doing too much.
I really like and believe chicken's style of investing, which is having 2-4 stocks that you go hard in.
Peep this profile, I came across on reddit: https://preview.redd.it/knolpqswjth...bp&s=6a372e1c478b78c70763f0321a3536392f2c1bf7
His stock selection isn't bad, per se. But when you do so much, your returns won't be as much, because you're too diversified.
That's why I keep looking at my stocks. And try to figure out what i don't need and can live without.
Finding the right profitable growth stock to invest in long term, is like finding a wife.
Sure there's tons of side pieces and women that you can have a good time with, but none of those pieces will really be what makes your life take off. Being selective means you have to turn down some other good chances at potentially making decent quick money, in favor of some GREAT money(wealth)....
Right now Tesla is by far my main chick, with square coming in second. JD has shown that it has the potential eventually move up to the big leagues because the cost basis is so low. And its upside is
I got FB waiting the wings, but I'm ready to load up on FB, after the TESLA / APPL stock split.
Point is, I'm trying get to point where I can drawn all the other noise I hear in the stock market and solely focus on just a couple stocks. It's just hard as heck, but I advise others to do the same.
But anyone who did their DD invested heavily in Tesla, while not succumbing to other distractions (stocks) is sleeping good right now.
And here I was thinking I'm on struggle status with 14%holy shyt the M1 section on reddit is straight pathetic, you got people posting with 5-6% returns and shyt.
isnt tesla projected to be 10,000 per share by 2030? after stock split you'll have 35 plus. if you have shares in disney, apple, wendy, amd, cloudflare then you'll definitely able to retire in 10 years.Bought 7 last week and had some before that. Not enough to retire on like some others have.
What's the minimum amount shares you should have in a stock? some say 20 or 30, or 40. What do you y'all think?
ARKW hit an all time high yesterdayArkk is almost at 90, close to being 100.![]()
Hard to say. I'm fine with like 2 of Tesla, or 1 of Amazon. Anything under 200 you believe in you should have more than 5. I managed to get 11 Apple from 8/4 to now.What's the minimum amount shares you should have in a stock? some say 20 or 30, or 40. What do you y'all think?
isnt tesla projected to be 10,000 per share by 2030? after stock split you'll have 35 plus. if you have shares in disney, apple, wendy, amd, cloudflare then you'll definitely able to retire in 10 years.
It will be short term because a stock split doesn't really do anything meaningful. The valuation and market cap will still be the same.Today is the last day to get TSLA before the split. This thing is gonna explode today. I need that $40k milestone today.
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