We're still at the bottom on most companies. This bullrun is just getting started. When we get back to 75% of ATH's. That's when you need to sell.But I do agree. We will see a sell off within the next month
Jordan Garcia
Could go either way Don’t you remember what happened last time
Daniel Lopez
Whats the best stocks for long term investing? How do i find these or how do i proceed on searching/finding these?
Parker Gomez
There are Still bears alive? Guess we haven’t finished them off yet. Time to pump S&P to 4000 by EOY.
wallstreet rallies into the titanic sinking ...after the hindinberg crashed into it ...and the twin towers fell ontop of it. hedge fund managers dont control the economy. QE didnt save the spread sheet. everything is on fire. im sure trump strangled at least 1 intern over this. every president is allowed 2 per term
Hudson Williams
Were still in the mania phase, it'll skyrocket and then come crashing down soon. Of course even going long with oil is a fine idea since an oil shortage is likely coming in august
Justin Green
Last opec meeting caused oil stocks to raise But then Mexico didn’t want to play ball and cut production and caused oil stocks to drop and crab for months
Connor King
negative 5% gdp bro. nothing makes monies noe mores
have most of those companies recovered more than oil etfs tho? oil etfs are dwn like 85%
Jaxson Parker
now post what the girl on the left sees
Robert Reed
Long term you're good. Short term we may all lose money
Kayden Rivera
I wish I had it
Jonathan Foster
Should've just bought XLE calls
Bentley Price
Telecoms didn't dip very much. I snapped up 35 shares of T @ $30.40, but I only expect it to go up to around $38 a share
Ryan Edwards
IVR. 4x your bank
Grayson Morris
It really depends on the ETF but most have recovered quite a bit. Problem is a lot of them have negative earnings, have cut dividends, etc. The stuff I switched too didn't recover as much initially and are maintaining the dividend so I like it better long term. I figured that once the whole market begins to recover, I might as well be in what most would consider "safer". I still hold a piepline as well, which I prefer over oil producers. Yeah, I grabbed BCE at least. It was down pretty sizable and now that they said fuck Huawei, the political risk is reduced a lot with them. Already up $7 a share since I bought it so I'm probably going to keep it long now.
Ayden Russell
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I am just hoping for steady up or steady down Their is no money to be made in crabs unless you are selling options
Lincoln Campbell
Damn, good job user. Telecoms are good long term holds anyways with their (usually) huge dividend %
Luke Wright
Do you guys believe that in the very slim chance that trump doesn’t get re-elected stocks will drop
Aaron Ramirez
>NIO Bump
Jeremiah Nguyen
Yeah. I believe T also is going with a European company for 5G so its probably safe. They also have some investments in healthcare I believe. A safe but boring stock.
Dominic Ross
So the op says i should always use a stop loss. I wanted to go for a long term investing and i feel these are colliding with each other. What do you guys do on that? I read people use 15% as stop loss.
Jaxon Howard
I bought it for that reason. Can't reasonably have 100% super high risk stocks
