USA Stocks discussion - Part 3

[redname]

Oh I didn’t know
Perhaps it that
I sold off google at sub 200 fml

still can buy back at 250?

I understand the feeling, I sold 208

Crying everyday

 

[Dividends Warrior]

Oh I didn’t know
Perhaps it that
I sold off google at sub 200 fml

still can buy back at 250?

The last batch I nibbled/DCA was back in Aug. Holding this for the long-term growth. And since my average cost price is quite low around $170, I am fully prepared to buy big when the next crisis hits. I want GOOGL to rise into my top 10 holdings eventually.



At current valuations, I think it is pretty much perfectly-priced. If you are looking for short-term gains, I don't think GOOGL is suitable. But if you are looking to patiently build a core position over 3-5 years, I would suggest waiting for a pull-back to start a position again. Just a suggestion. I'm still a newbie when it comes to US market.

 

[Dividends Warrior]

Am gonna try to sell half of my holdings at at least 260 today! ~

260 is indeed tempting.

 

[mooseolly]

For investing, financial news are not so useful since news are short term and investing is long term. For trading, then yes.

supporting video from the GOAT himself:

 

[boringLife-]

Fml i held asml at 627 for a year and it didnt move then i sold off at 675 few days ago to fund my other purchase and it flew.

Looking back none of my stocks that i sold dipped below my selling price for me to buy back. I guess in a bull market it is better to just do nothing

 

[mooseolly]

Fml i held asml at 627 for a year and it didnt move then i sold off at 675 few days ago to fund my other purchase and it flew.

Looking back none of my stocks that i sold dipped below my selling price for me to buy back. I guess in a bull market it is better to just do nothing

 

[DevilPlate]

Fml i held asml at 627 for a year and it didnt move then i sold off at 675 few days ago to fund my other purchase and it flew.

Looking back none of my stocks that i sold dipped below my selling price for me to buy back. I guess in a bull market it is better to just do nothing

U are a trader right?
So the reason for u to sell was to redeploy to other stocks which u believe got better risk reward?

So whats the outcome? Better or worst?

 

[Euqorab]

U are a trader right?
So the reason for u to sell was to redeploy to other stocks which u believe got better risk reward?

So whats the outcome? Better or worst?

I am like this user

in out in out

in the end, I reckon I am better off staying put in the first place… but as I said, I better don’t look back, otherwise very heartpain

 

[Euqorab]

The last batch I nibbled/DCA was back in Aug. Holding this for the long-term growth. And since my average cost price is quite low around $170, I am fully prepared to buy big when the next crisis hits. I want GOOGL to rise into my top 10 holdings eventually.



At current valuations, I think it is pretty much perfectly-priced. If you are looking for short-term gains, I don't think GOOGL is suitable. But if you are looking to patiently build a core position over 3-5 years, I would suggest waiting for a pull-back to start a position again. Just a suggestion. I'm still a newbie when it comes to US market.

Thanks guru
I follow ur blog regularly
That where I learn ur soccer analogy which is very apt!

I will hold out google first

 

[Euqorab]

I am like this user

in out in out

in the end, I reckon I am better off staying put in the first place… but as I said, I better don’t look back, otherwise very heartpain

But disclaier
I am not trader to be qualified

 

[ah_leetw]

Had just sold AMD, AMZN, GOOG, TSM, META, NVDA.

 

[yslvlys]

Had just sold AMD, AMZN, GOOG, TSM, META, NVDA.

Sold all or still retain some in case rally continues?

 

[yslvlys]

Bought more CPRT

 

[ah_leetw]

Sold all or still retain some in case rally continues?

I sold all actually... I don't hold a lot..

My biggest position is only 21 shares of GOOG

 

[elvintay07]

I sold all actually... I don't hold a lot..

My biggest position is only 21 shares of GOOG

Sifu trader

 

[elvintay07]

Machiam like my wife. Haha

 

[elvintay07]

260 is indeed tempting.

Really patience is key. When I bought during $120 and $150, ppl said this stock cannot go up much one. Haha! I not selling still. Waiting to buy more when it pull back. Based on my experience, 10-20% pull back for Google quite common one

 

[elvintay07]

Fml i held asml at 627 for a year and it didnt move then i sold off at 675 few days ago to fund my other purchase and it flew.

Looking back none of my stocks that i sold dipped below my selling price for me to buy back. I guess in a bull market it is better to just do nothing

Investment is not difficult but many ppl make it difficult. My wife is good example and I doubt she checked her portfolio frequently.

I am her opposite because I need to see a few times a day to try to adjust this and that. But I set simple rules. (1) Bull market must clock profit (2) bear market must keep buying (3) some power stocks cannot sell. So far I only rotate along a few stocks (quite boring) but I came here I got some more ideas. Haha! Another boring one is I rotate among ETFs every year and buy those underperformers. So far worked very well for me but not sure long term works or not. But must be sibei patience. Just like REITs. Haha! I collected for long time and now start to move. My biggest gain is CLCT. People said China no one go malls. Knn! One should go see. Easily kana stampede if not careful.

 

[stanlawj]

@stanlawj I bought gold miner AEM

Gold short-term rejection from $3700.
GDX sell signal yesterday.
This may affect AEM eventually.

 

[spoon69]

Anet seems interesting, any insights?