USA Stocks discussion - Part 2

[WC32890]

You sold TSLA at $1050. Who's the joke here?

As I've said, watch them continue their uptrend while you sit on the sidelines.

I don't have a crystal ball and i am not a gambler. I earn what i think its reasonable then i sell. I am perfectly fine sitting on the sidelines as i have already monetized my gains. And Unless you have a crystal ball nobody knows where the "peak" is. At current valuation, it is already overpriced. It MAY continue to go up but then again there is more probability that it is gonna go down. So your point is moot. You are probably one of those FOMO guys? Hahaha

 

[culepico]

BNGO -> have a webinar on thursday

will be getting into this today and cash out on it soon

Got any price target on this bro? Seems like getting a lot of hype over the weekend.

 

[thisislife]

Got any price target on this bro? Seems like getting a lot of hype over the weekend.

maybe 70c or 80c i sell liao, a lot of hype PT is like 80 to 90c, but i usually sell lower

last time CHFS webinar people say can reach 80c, in the end max only 70c. heng i sell at 70c, else i bagholding

 

[Maisul Kamil]

You sold TSLA at $1050.

As I've said, watch them continue their uptrend while you sit on the sidelines.

I bought TSLA in march at roughly $300+. Sold it at $800+.

Yup it was not wise but I guess if you have values like warren buffet does. "Be fearful when others are greedy"

Sometimes it's ok to take profits and sit on the sidelines. Every investor makes mistakes.

Anyways dollar cost averaging is the way to go and not timing the market you are right!

I have actually made a video on "Monthly Investment Plan" - On youtube.

Do check it out on my youtube channel : Say Do Invest

Happy investing all!

 

[thisislife]

aiya, profit is profit guys

you buy this at $X, you sell at $X+1, you happy can liao ma

i earn 70 USD from one trade of CHFS, i also song song gao joo koon.

point is, don't chase and don't FOMO. Stay to your own strategy. if you want your stock to 200% everytime, then it's okay; your money, your choice

 

[culepico]

I bought TSLA in march at roughly $300+. Sold it at $800+.

Yup it was not wise but I guess if you have values like warren buffet does. "Be fearful when others are greedy"

Sometimes it's ok to take profits and sit on the sidelines. Every investor makes mistakes.

Anyways dollar cost averaging is the way to go and not timing the market you are right!

I have actually made a video on "Monthly Investment Plan" - On youtube.

Do check it out on my youtube channel : Say Do Invest

Happy investing all!

Thanks, appreciated your comments and I agree everyone has their own expectations and price targets.

But it's a different context to the former guy I'm replying to. He was posting jibe in different threads to people who bought stocks at his supposed "peak".

Cheers .

 

[Gamma~]

sold CHFS at 70 cents, position at 47c

Hmm, from what i read here, the rule of thumb is typically dump before an event happens. For CHFS, the webinar was on Thu 1pm, but how come the price spiked drastically from 1pm onwards?

 

[thisislife]

Hmm, from what i read here, the rule of thumb is typically dump before an event happens. For CHFS, the webinar was on Thu 1pm, but how come the price spiked drastically from 1pm onwards?

because the webinar contains good news; they have 2 patents instead of 1 patent which most of us have anticipated.

Furthermore, it's just the webinar, the official PR from them has not been released yet so this is another "hype" you can watch out and buy the dips

you are not wrong in selling before the "news", but there are others who are holding through the webinar got even better swings, which for me, i rather just get off this train and hop on to another one

 

[WC32890]

Thanks, appreciated your comments and I agree everyone has their own expectations and price targets.

But it's a different context to the former guy I'm replying to. He was posting jibe in different threads to people who bought stocks at his supposed "peak".

Cheers .

Let's not kid ourselves. Even the blind can see Tsla shares are driven by FOMO people piling in. You tell me what fundamental indicators shows Tsla shares deserve its current valuation? In fact the whole stock market is incredibly frothy.

 

[culepico]

Let's not kid ourselves. Even the blind can see Tsla shares are driven by FOMO people piling in. You tell me what fundamental indicators shows Tsla shares deserve its current valuation? In fact the whole stock market is incredibly frothy.

People have been saying this since 2 months ago.

It will still continue to go up, and people will ride the wave. Any problems?

 

[thisislife]

there's a rumour saying that this "riding the wave bullsh!t"/"money printer goes brrr" is going to end in 6 months.

till then, let's bank more in guys!!

 

[NewInvestor]

Hi Guys. Both sides have made their points about TSLA. There is no right or wrong in investing. Just invest according to your comfort zone.

 

[Lycanboiboi]

Let's not kid ourselves. Even the blind can see Tsla shares are driven by FOMO people piling in. You tell me what fundamental indicators shows Tsla shares deserve its current valuation? In fact the whole stock market is incredibly frothy.

Literally everyone knows most tech stocks are overvalued, nobody's denying that, because it represents investor's sentiments of future growth. Why you keep harping on FOMO? One may be happy raking in profits from swinging it, or don't even care if it corrects because they're long anyway. People like you missed the ride up trying to time an entry, and may end up with nothing anyway. Look at AMZN, the boat never came back.

I've been following your posts, and i'm with culepico on his views of you. Honestly, you just sound super bitter that you missed on TSLA's gains. At first nobody was judging your weak hands, but now you're just asking to be mocked. It's as if you're seeking confirmation and comfort for your bad trades to make yourself feel better. When people try to explain, you straight up dismiss it anyway. Why so passive-aggresive?

Funny how you keep repeating that you're a long term investor and don't speculate. But then you admitted buying into TSLA at $800, when many have already been crying bubble since $600s. You got spooked and sold at $1000, how ironic is that? Sorry, that's not a trademark of a long term investor. Let me guess, you did the same with Netflix too?

What i see is someone who WANTS high growth and rewards, but scared of the risks, and then comfort ownself and mock others for FOMO-ing when the stock jumps. Perhaps you should just stick to 100% SPY or QQQ. Or even safer, just pour everything into STI.

Just sharing my top 5 performers which i FOMO-ed in. These are post-crash, still holding long term, and after taking some profits. Apart from TSLA, the others i barely spent 2 hours of DD on each. I liked what i saw and understood, and just pulled the trigger. To me, that's FOMO. But hey, who cares at the end of the day if it turns out well?

TSLA +171%
LVGO +218%
TTD +98%
FSLY +152%
HUYA +43%

 

[marxace]

Literally everyone knows most tech stocks are overvalued, nobody's denying that, because it represents investor's sentiments of future growth. Why you keep harping on FOMO? One may be happy raking in profits from swinging it, or don't even care if it corrects because they're long anyway. People like you missed the ride up trying to time an entry, and may end up with nothing anyway. Look at AMZN, the boat never came back.

I've been following your posts, and i'm with culepico on his views of you. Honestly, you just sound super bitter that you missed on TSLA's gains. At first nobody was judging your weak hands, but now you're just asking to be mocked. It's as if you're seeking confirmation and comfort for your bad trades to make yourself feel better. When people try to explain, you straight up dismiss it anyway. Why so passive-aggresive?

Funny how you keep repeating that you're a long term investor and don't speculate. But then you admitted buying into TSLA at $800, when many have already been crying bubble since $600s. You got spooked and sold at $1000, how ironic is that? Sorry, that's not a trademark of a long term investor. Let me guess, you did the same with Netflix too?

What i see is someone who WANTS high growth and rewards, but scared of the risks, and then comfort ownself and mock others for FOMO-ing. Perhaps you should just stick to 100% SPY or QQQ. Or even safer, just pour everything into STI.

Just sharing my top 5 performers which i FOMO-ed in. These are post-crash, still holding long term, and after taking some profits. Apart from TSLA, the others i barely spent 2 hours of DD on each. I liked what i saw and understood, and just pulled the trigger. To me, that's FOMO. But hey, who cares at the end of the day if it turns out well?

TSLA +171%
LVGO +218%
TTD +98%
FSLY +152%
HUYA +43%

next thing he will say is " you only showed your wins, what about your losses due to FOMO?" hehe

 

[NewInvestor]

Literally everyone knows most tech stocks are overvalued, nobody's denying that, because it represents investor's sentiments of future growth. Why you keep harping on FOMO? One may be happy raking in profits from swinging it, or don't even care if it corrects because they're long anyway. People like you missed the ride up trying to time an entry, and may end up with nothing anyway. Look at AMZN, the boat never came back.

I've been following your posts, and i'm with culepico on his views of you. Honestly, you just sound super bitter that you missed on TSLA's gains. At first nobody was judging your weak hands, but now you're just asking to be mocked. It's as if you're seeking confirmation and comfort for your bad trades to make yourself feel better. When people try to explain, you straight up dismiss it anyway. Why so passive-aggresive?

Funny how you keep repeating that you're a long term investor and don't speculate. But then you admitted buying into TSLA at $800, when many have already been crying bubble since $600s. You got spooked and sold at $1000, how ironic is that? Sorry, that's not a trademark of a long term investor. Let me guess, you did the same with Netflix too?

What i see is someone who WANTS high growth and rewards, but scared of the risks, and then comfort ownself and mock others for FOMO-ing when the stock jumps. Perhaps you should just stick to 100% SPY or QQQ. Or even safer, just pour everything into STI.

Just sharing my top 5 performers which i FOMO-ed in. These are post-crash, still holding long term, and after taking some profits. Apart from TSLA, the others i barely spent 2 hours of DD on each. I liked what i saw and understood, and just pulled the trigger. To me, that's FOMO. But hey, who cares at the end of the day if it turns out well?

TSLA +171%
LVGO +218%
TTD +98%
FSLY +152%
HUYA +43%

I m inspired by your post. In your opinion, is it now too late to buy TSLA and TTD?

 

[WC32890]

People have been saying this since 2 months ago.

It will still continue to go up, and people will ride the wave. Any problems?

No problem. If you want to FOMO and lose money, its really not my problem.

Again I am merely responding to an earlier forumer who asked if he should buy into Tesla now. I gave my 2 cents and then all of a sudden trolls like you and the other guy piled in saying its gonna get higher, I don't know where the peak is, I am bitter because I am losing out, etc. Hey, I did not ask for your feedback.

 

[WC32890]

next thing he will say is " you only showed your wins, what about your losses due to FOMO?" hehe

I won't because I don't care. Its not like he will share his gains or losses with me

 

[WC32890]

Literally everyone knows most tech stocks are overvalued, nobody's denying that, because it represents investor's sentiments of future growth. Why you keep harping on FOMO? One may be happy raking in profits from swinging it, or don't even care if it corrects because they're long anyway. People like you missed the ride up trying to time an entry, and may end up with nothing anyway. Look at AMZN, the boat never came back.

I've been following your posts, and i'm with culepico on his views of you. Honestly, you just sound super bitter that you missed on TSLA's gains. At first nobody was judging your weak hands, but now you're just asking to be mocked. It's as if you're seeking confirmation and comfort for your bad trades to make yourself feel better. When people try to explain, you straight up dismiss it anyway. Why so passive-aggresive?

Funny how you keep repeating that you're a long term investor and don't speculate. But then you admitted buying into TSLA at $800, when many have already been crying bubble since $600s. You got spooked and sold at $1000, how ironic is that? Sorry, that's not a trademark of a long term investor. Let me guess, you did the same with Netflix too?

What i see is someone who WANTS high growth and rewards, but scared of the risks, and then comfort ownself and mock others for FOMO-ing when the stock jumps. Perhaps you should just stick to 100% SPY or QQQ. Or even safer, just pour everything into STI.

Just sharing my top 5 performers which i FOMO-ed in. These are post-crash, still holding long term, and after taking some profits. Apart from TSLA, the others i barely spent 2 hours of DD on each. I liked what i saw and understood, and just pulled the trigger. To me, that's FOMO. But hey, who cares at the end of the day if it turns out well?

TSLA +171%
LVGO +218%
TTD +98%
FSLY +152%
HUYA +43%

Then why are you so bitter with my comments? I wasn't even directing it at you. You just jumped in out of nowhere and then accused me of this and that. So are you saying only your opinion counts? Or are you scared that others will see though your BS?

Whether I missed the ride to the top or not is none of your business. I am not your fund manager. I kept harping on FOMO because its REAL. And i didn't even mentioned Tesla until you brought it in. Then i argued fundamentally nothing has indicated TESLA deserve its current valuation. AND TESLA IS A VERY VOLATILE STOCK. People should know this. You may not care as you have an unshakable believe in Tesla but other do not and should also hear the other side. So why are you preventing me from giving an alternative view?

Nobody cares what you think. I certainly don't. My post wasn't even aimed at you. You, on the other hand, seem to enjoy mocking people who do not share your same believes. Why do you go on and on saying I am bitter about missing out? I ALREADY MONETIZED MY GAINS. What is there to feel bitter about? Money is already in my pocket. I don't care about what I could have made as again I say it, I do not have a crystal ball and the market is so frothy and so full of FOMO that its just not worth going in now.

And what is all these assumption about me? Why make this a personal attack? Attack my views by all means, set out your arguments. But do not be a coward and attack me personally by making all these baseless assumptions about me which are not even true. If you can't argue your case convincingly and have to resort to personal attacks, then shame on you! This is not edmw

 

[Lycanboiboi]

I won't because I don't care. Its not like he will share his gains or losses with me

Sure, why not? I avoid FOMO-ing to pure speculative plays, penny stocks or sectors i know nothing about. Eg. CTXR, VXART, UONEK, BYFC etc. I know many others here made huge profits on these. Good on them.

My biggest FOMO losers are SHLL (-8%) and WKHS (-11%), which i've been averaging down and will continue to hold. Apart from that, some just underperformed and i closed my positions around breakeven. (WORK, NIU). So thankfully, i haven't lost much. Maybe once in a while, i short stocks for the kick of it. Am mostly a long term investor too.

As you might already notice, i'm a huge bull on cloud tech, EVs, e-commerce and gaming, because i understand them the most. Most have done well post-crash so i'm happy with my portfolio.

Admittedly, i was actually lucky catching near the bottom in early april, because i took the chance to close off my robo advisor and all my SGX stocks. Haven been fully vested since then.

If you've seen my posts before, i'm always objective and down for discussions, like how i replied to you in the TSLA thread. My bad on being too harsh in my reply here. I was actually halfway through a lengthy reply to your Netflix moat question, because what you were essentially asking was about consumer behaviour, my fav topic in uni.

All of us are here to learn and discuss from more experienced traders/investors and share tips. At the end of the day, our end goal is to grow our money and make profits.

So yea, i'm sorry if you feel i was targetting you personally. I didn't mean that, maybe my emotions got the better of me. Cheers.

 

[Mecisteus]

In fact the whole stock market is incredibly frothy.

Just curious.

What is your position now? 100% cash?