I'm not going down
I'm not going down
I think it's time to buy strong companies at good prices. Hold for the long term.With Apple going down, might be time to cop.
I think it's time to buy strong companies at good prices. Hold for the long term.
Yeah, I've been stocking up on GE, AT&T, KO, Cisco,Intel, MSFT and recently purchased my first share of NKE.I think it's time to buy strong companies at good prices. Hold for the long term.
I took a position. Looks to be breaking resistance.GLD call volume over 500,000 today
My US RRSP trading account read $4635 back in Oct.
It now reads $898
I'm not realizing any losses...gonna hold forever
I have Verizon and att also. Coke and Nike also.Yeah, I've been stocking up on GE, AT&T, KO, Cisco,Intel, MSFT and recently purchased my first share of NKE.
Even though it may be a bit redundant since I have AT&T, I'm probably going to cop some Verizon as well. They both just are really solid, especially when the market overall isn't doing too good.
Hold them for years to come man. I'm 36 and my wife is 31. We are young and still learning. I'm not savvy enough to be a trader or anything like that. Keep adding to your positions. Strong companies at good priceshow much longer though? Next week, for sure right?
nah, im not getting rid of betterment, just keeping that as my ETF/long term stuff. (my roth ira is there too ) i'm just going to use robin hood for individual stocks rather than waste time with etfs thereThat's what i did. I closed my Betterment account and I have a Roth and a brokerage. My wife rolled over her 401k to Betterment but I opened her a spousal roth. I've bought dividend stocks for both. Nike, coke, att, proctor and gamble, apple, 3m etc. Plus you avoid fees from actively managed accounts. I maxed her out for 2015, and I have the rest of the year for 2016, up until April 2017. Put dividend stocks in your roth for tax free growth.
I'd have a heart attackMutual funds down 20k
I'd have a heart attack
This hasn't worked anywhere. No shot they do this, unless cash gets banned outright.