Liamo_mu wrote: » That might be a good shout. Will look into it more this week.
jams100 wrote: » Just bought Wells fargo and Mastercard. With the American economy going to turn around quick in 2021 I think this stock has been undervalued, have been keeping an eye on them for a while but finally pulled the trigger on both today. Can see Wells being up 30-40% in 12 months. With a dividend of only 1.40% a dividend increase 2021 is almost a certainty, which should result in a nice little bump.
theballz wrote: » I'll be surprised if the S&P 500 doesn't hit 6,000-10,000 before 2030. Interest rates over the last 10 years have been the lowest ever in American history, not to mention the massive QE between 2008 and 2020 pandemic. Couple that with a growing awareness of personal finance and investing, the 20's has potential for some of the most aggressive growth ever seen.
99nsr125 wrote: » We're heading for another great depression
Couple that with a growing awareness of personal finance and investing, the 20's has potential for some of the most aggressive growth ever seen.
Supercell wrote: » Stayed away from PLTR in the end today, volatility is too nuts for my heart. Instead invested in LADR, its a covid recovery play , a fat dividend and I think could double in the next year, less stress all round
Liamo_mu wrote: » Hadn't thought of wells Fargo myself. Was going to put a load into Delta and American Airlines this week. But think you might be right in Wells. Might put them in my split.
Stablelad123 wrote: » In order for the S&P to hit those numbers you would have to see massive growth in nearly all sectors. I can see infrastructure spending increasing but not sure where the massive growth will come in the heavily weighted tech sector. The leaders have seen their growth stagnate in the last few years especially in areas like ad spending. Cloud has been the driving force for many but competition is getting fierce. Areas like automation and AI are the future but will benefit others more. The growth we have seen during this digital revolution has been unprecedented. Unless there is another major catalyst for growth I can't see those S&P targets hitting. We could hit between 4K - 5K. imo. Also this environment of low interest rates and QE is investor friendly but eventually something has got to give. You can't just keep increasing the money supply / debt exponentially. Eventually either inflation will rise and rates go up or we get deflation and problem time as rates are so low. Looking forward to seeing what transpires.
AmberGold wrote: » Just putting this out there as a marker for hopefully positive update later. I've been building a significant holding in Ackmans SPAC PSTH for some time and it accounts for near 50% of my portfolio now. Average price is $21.70 or so...... expecting news of a target in Q1 and possibly sooner. A lot of chatter that the target is Stripe, if true this could double at least. I like Ackman, his founders fee is performance related and the Tontine structure rewards long term investors.
antimatterx wrote: » Quick question - How do taxes work on us individual stocks?
culchie_abroad wrote: » Hi All, Long time lurker, first time poster. I'm starting to dip my toe into stocks but am a bit wary due to the market being at an all time high, surely a massive correction is on the way? Interesting in hearing your thoughts on some long terms share picks, I'm aiming to buy a couple hundred every month to slowly build up my portfolio over time. Most of it I'll put into VOO or maybe even ARKK but I'd like to place a few long term bets like below. Steadyish: - GOLD - BA - SABR - PYPL Speculative: - PLTR - UBER - TLS - DKNG - NCLH - When Airbnb & Stripe IPO arrives I'd probably take a few there too What do you guys fancy for a 5-10 year period (and maybe beyond)?
DutchYurt wrote: » I don't know why it's called a bull run because all I'm seeing is red and thats their favorite colour. Does anyone have a number for the stock market man I've a complaint to make :pac: Alteryx and Chegg are my only saving grace today. I still think Alteryx has huge potential and chegg should climb back up with online learning. Was thinking of making a play on Paypal before earnings with their latest BTC announcement. Also keep an eye to infrastructure companies in the US - they were underfunded under trump so I think they're a good 2/3 year hold. Which company however I don't know yet!
Timmaay wrote: » Sold 34% of my NIO this morning (for the original capital amount plus 20%), sold half my Tanh that I took a handy 40% gain from yesterday, trimmed 1/4 my Novacyt for a 25% loss (Rigolo worst share tip ever!!!, Lol nay absolutely no regrets and I'll see how the future goes, hopefully get back to breakeven next negative covid news and trim more then, can't win them all). Bought more NNDM on the dip this morning and have buy orders in for it and UMC.
