wow, if you work in semicon, you should be super-rich by know since you can grasp the following relationships between the companies that enjoyed massive bull runs several times:Dell, HPe, AVGO, APPL all of them are our customers.
Dell will stonk.
Unfortunately, I am not.wow, if you work in semicon, you should be super-rich by know since you can grasp the following relationships between the companies that enjoyed massive bull runs several times:
I seriously got confused by all the semicon names until I learnt about this chart.
Just set up a watchlist with all these companies, and then buy when stock price goes into bull trend.
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This is a good approach. It is a bit like a parallel run after a migration, you want to run both systems in parallel for sometime. So you can treat your work income as an extra and set it aside and try to mentally just spend and live with the passive income.since my passive income > my expenses, one way of looking at it as that I save 100% of my income and only spend my passive income
thats why I find the passive income approach to FIRE easy to understand. The moment passive income=expenses, you reach FI.
Before "RE", can decide to work a few more years. If earn $100k a year, working 2 more years means you can build up a cash buffer of $200k.
Post such stuff in non-FIRE thread is the correct way whahahasince my passive income > my expenses, one way of looking at it as that I save 100% of my income and only spend my passive income
thats why I find the passive income approach to FIRE easy to understand. The moment passive income=expenses, you reach FI.
Before "RE", can decide to work a few more years. If earn $100k a year, working 2 more years means you can build up a cash buffer of $200k.
REITS have been doing well? I think most REIT bloggers have slowed down or don't update their blogs as REITS haven't been doing well..
60% increase in 4 years seems quite good
For sure. Hopefully the worst has passed
wow, if you work in semicon, you should be super-rich by know since you can grasp the following relationships between the companies that enjoyed massive bull runs several times:
I seriously got confused by all the semicon names until I learnt about this chart.
Just set up a watchlist with all these companies, and then buy when stock price goes into bull trend.
| SMH | |
| 74.96% | |
| NVIDIA Corp. | 10.39% |
| Broadcom Inc. | 10.01% |
| ASML Holding NV | 9.86% |
| Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. | 9.80% |
| AMD | 8.74% |
| Intel Corp. | 6.03% |
| QUALCOMM, Inc. | 6.03% |
| Applied Materials, Inc. | 5.00% |
| Texas Instruments | 4.99% |
| Lam Research | 4.11% |
If you think bull is continuing, then of course is add every time got correction.
so it's up to your judgement call
I also don't know. I just feel like FOMO and I buy.
then I feel world coming down , i cut loss.
So far, my portfolio surviving, but not as good as those buy and hold people.
But I don't do DCA or have active income, so I play it differently. I dont have the luxury of having more money to keep adding till retirement. And I definitely dont think i want to see portfolio tank 40% and wait a few years for it to recover.
Too busy with my BTO reno.
