Lurker > vbty3

Bought back into ENZC

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What is that

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What is a put

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Do not try this and expect things to go in your favor.

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10

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Dingleberry?

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I was laughing about the MMEX reverse split and just realized I have MMEX stock :(

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Regardless of what symbol hes doing, theres no reason to flash it on purpose. Especially in a character photo.

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I havent checked my stocks in a week out of fear

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Hang in there

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FF_Redux posted...

Forgot to mention a horsefly bit me on my sack, luckily it didnt get any. Another thing from yesterday

This is why Im afraid to go to a nude beach.

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NeonOctopus posted...

So what happens if they have a break up but still have to work together and fake a relationship in the movies? >_>

You ever seen Twilight?

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What happened to MMEX

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This time

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PatrickMahomes posted...

I wouldn't look at this thread (or threads like this on any media) as evidence that the people are wildly successful by any means. When people are making big splashes on a good spin, they tend to post about it.

What you don't see is when they make big gambles on a meme stock and lose 69%.

So you tend to see a lot higher ratio of success:failure simply because people are much less likely to post about their failures.

Thanks. This and the WSB post make me feel like less of a failure.

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How do yall find these runners?

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I need HCMC or MMEX to pull an ENZC

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May you post your gains?

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u up?

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Studio interference

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How old is TC

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Is this a cute as FUCK white girl? Or just a cute one?

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LightningAce11 posted...

Maybe it's me, but Harry having a crush on Ginny felt so out of left field in book 6.

He barely interacted with her and she got over her crush in book 3 and 4.

This. I didnt see any foreshadowing in the books.

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Idk how to not invest. No one posted the video

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__aCEr__ posted...

The lesson I've learned this year is to just stay away from biotech. If ENZC gets back to what I put in (or even close to it) I'm likely just going to unload it.

Damn. Whats your cost average?

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Are you going to watch the Fantastic Beasts films?

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Wait. This dude saw the first four movies and ranked 3 last??

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Tyranthraxus posted...

I just gambled $360 on an IPO from a company I know nothing about because fuck DD ayy lmao YOLO

Which one

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littlebro07 posted...

Oh fuck

its another Bloody Tuesday

*crawls back into fetal position*

The market ain't even open yet

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littlebro07 posted...

BRKB
VTI
F

everything else is pure gambling

I also have BRKB, VTI, VXUS, and QQQ for long term. I may add F after some research

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What long term stocks do yall have? MSFT, DIS, KO, AMD, ARKK and AAPL are my long holds

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vbty3 posted...

Hes just gonna use breed instead.

ssj3vegeta2 posted...

I want to breed her

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AlCalavicci posted...

It's lower than what you sold it at right now

But what if it plummets even more

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Im tired of all this ENZC talk. But only because I told at .24 for a modest gain I want back in

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littlebro07 posted...

VTI vs VOO?

and why

Taken from Reddit (https://tinyurl.com/5587nvhb):

QQQ - This one uses the NASDAQ 100 as its benchmark. Obviously it's an Indexed, non-managed ETF. XTF used to rate this one as a perfect 10.0 out of 10 rating, but recently dropped it to 9.9 out of 10. It has one of the highest rates of return over the past 10 years of any ETF. It does tend to be tech-heavy, especially with the FAANG +M stocks. (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google and Microsoft). Other top holdings include TSLA, NVDA and ADBE. (The rating dropped recently when the portfolio of the NASDAQ 100 was re-balanced).
VXUS - Vanguard Total International Index Fund ETF - top holdings include BABA, Tencent, Samsung, Taiwan Semiconductors, Novartis, Toyota. This is a broad market fund investing only in companies overseas. I'm not generally bullish on foreign markets, but this one is a very solid ETF with some companies that are likely to do extremely well for the foreseeable future. XTF rates this one a perfect 10.0 out of 10.
At the suggestion of u/Here4TheCatPics, I'm also going to include EFA and EEM. These are Emerging Markets ETFs. Both have some crossover in their top holdings with VXUS. EFA is rated 9.6/10 by XTF Analysts and EEM is rated only 5.7/10. EEM appears to be heavily invested in the Chinese market with Alibaba and TenCent the top two holdings. It also holds quite a bit of cash for an ETF. EFA appears to be more tilted toward the European market.
VOO/SPY - VOO and SPY are non-managed funds indexed to the S&P 500 Index. These funds are very popular on this subreddit, for good reason. They are well diversified, broad market funds investing in mostly US stocks. XTF rates these funds at 9.6 out of 10 because their return on investment over the long term is somewhat tempered by some of the blue chip stocks in the funds. But those stocks also help reduce volatility relative to some other ETFs. These are solid investments, but keep in mind that in the top 10 holdings there will be a lot of crossover between these funds and other broad market funds that hold US stocks like QQQ, VTI, VTG, VOOG and SPYG. There are differences, of course, as well, but you always want to know where those duplications exist.
IWF - This is a Russell 1000 indexed fund. It is one of my favorites that doesn't get talked about much. It does have a lot of crossover with the other funds mentioned above, but the mix is slightly different. I would describe this fund as more aggressive than VOO/SPY, less volatile than QQQ.
IWM - for someone looking to diversify a little bit, this is a great fund to look into. This fund is a non-managed, indexed fund that uses the Russell 2000 index as its benchmark. The big difference between the Russell 2000 index and many of the the other indexes is that the Russell 2000 index looks at small and mid-cap companies, rather than large-cap companies. Thus, there is zero crossover between this one and the funds mentioned above. While this fund will move up and down with the market, it is often less volatile than the market overall. If you look at the charts, this fund has under-performed some of the other funds over the past few months while the market has been very volatile in an upward direction, but in a crash, this fund would probably outperform the rest of the market. It has a 9.0/10 XTF rating.
There are also some sector funds you may want to look at:

ICLN/TAN/FAN - These funds are clean/renewable energy ETFs. ICLN is more broad while TAN focuses more specifically on solar energy and FAN specifically on wind generated energy. I think renewable energy companies are the future. There is no crossover in the top holdings of this fund with the top holdings of QQQ and most of the other broad market funds. Also, these are global, not just US based companies. QCLN and PBW are also renewable energy funds, but they also contain a lot of TSLA, NIO and W.K. H.S. in their top holdings making them "electric vehicle" funds, as well. No problem if you want to add that, but you'll find a lot of Tesla in some of the funds mentioned above.
ARK group of funds: ARKG, ARKF, ARKK ARKW, ARKQ, PRNT and IZRL. These are managed funds investing in companies that invest in disruptive companies in their respective industries. Most posters on this subreddit are bullish on these funds. They are aggressive growth ETFs, but should be considered somewhat risky and volatile.

• ARKG - Genomic Revolution
• ARKF - Fintech
• ARKK - Disruptive Companies (broader market)
• ARKW - Internet/computer/technology (Telsa is a top holding)
• ARKQ - Robotics and artificial intelligence
• PRNT - 3D printing technology
• IZRL - disruptive companies based in Israel

XL series of funds. Similar to the ARK series, these tend to be more aggressive growth funds, however these are passively managed indexed funds with various benchmarks that usually are overloaded in the better companies within a sector:

• XLV - Health Care
• XLK - Technology
• XLY - Consumer Discretionary
• XLF - Financial
• XLU - Utilities

At the suggestion of u/Shaun8030, I'm adding Cloud Computing as another sector to consider. Some tickers in that sector include: WCLD, SKYY, CLOU, BUG and XIKT. Of these WCLD has the best 52 week performance. Top holdings in WCLD include ZM, PLAN, CRM, CRWD, ZEN, WDAY, TENB, PCTY, DDOG, BL. Many of these are likely to also appear in QQQ, however, they would be in very small percentages as the Cap on these companies is much smaller.
Read through the comments below. Many users have posted some other great suggestions, as well.
A nice portfolio might look something like this:
20% - Broad market US fund such as QQQ, VOO or IWF
20% - VXUS - International
20% - IWM - Small/Mid-cap broad market fund
10% each in four sector funds of your choice
Hope this helps.

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I was just thinking about how bad I want a new gundam game

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Hes just gonna use breed instead.

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BilalPowell posted...

What happens when your 401K has $401,000 in it?

The system cant handle it and it glitches back to $0 :/

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AngelsNAirwav3s posted...

I was in at around $5 a month ago. So mad I sold at $7. No idea why it is spiking so huge now though lol

Its an African American based media company that responds to black events. Last year, it ran up crazy high on Juneteenth. The speculation is that itll happen again this year

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Yall been sleeping on UONE.

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Elden Ring

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littlebro07 posted...

like even one share?

100 shares minimum :(

But you do get a Geico discount for holding even a fraction of a BRK share.

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You get a discount at Ford if you have Ford stock.

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littlebro07 posted...

Pays monthly dividends (amount varies) and cheap as hell (like $6.50 a share)

so its easy to accumulate a bunch of shares to get an easy several hundred bucks a month

Say what??

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too much action

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Whats so special about SLVO?

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LastTomorrow posted...

Tell me other stocks to buy besides enzc

What are you looking for? Short-term gain? Long-term gain? Stability? Volatility? Dividends?

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I hope that MMEX, HCMC, and WDLF can one day do as well as ENZC

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Kisai posted...

Funny you say that, because I JUST signed up with them.

Nice! Theyre pretty easy to work with and the site and app are both user friendly.

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YugiNoob posted...

At the one month mark of my jump into stocks, the $100 in Gevo has gone up to $129 :D

Other stuff is pretty mediocre :<

Youre only one month in. Youre learning bit by bit. I doubt anyone on here has a portfolio solely loaded with winners. Its usually a mix of winners, losers, and so so

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