Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[FabTrey]

all im saying is if you're not a mutual fund manager, you're in the wrong field

if mutual fund managers risk level is 2, then mine is 9. it's my money. i can do whatever da hell i want. but they can't. a huge difference.


this is before the TSLA jump

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[winb83]

Jeremy from FE averaged 25%+ past 10 years.

if you just invested in FAANG and TSLA past 10 years you would've easily achieved 30+% return.

A cheap growth stock? Apple.


TSLA - 45.29 %
Tesla Inc (TSLA) Stock 10 Year History


so my goal depends on TSLA/SQ/FAANG/ARK(other top 4 excluding TSLA/SQ)' performance.


in the age of innovation, these stocks will continue to outperform the market. and I'll actively manage the stocks. If i fail, i fail. but ain't gonna stop me from trying.


oh by the way, my return from 7/9/2019 - 7/9/2020 is 75%

If you're investing in companies like Tesla and Apple looking for results like that you probably won't make it. You wanna find the next Tesla or Apple not hop on the train that's already left the station a while ago. You'll need to research and find the next big thing.

 

[Macallik86]

If it was Bernie or Elizabeth Warren saying that I'd give it more credence. It'll probably be business as usual for Bezos

I think you are underestimating things.

My understanding is that Biden has typically gone with what was popular. In the 90s, the popular things were more conservative and people of today look back and side-eye the decisions made. Today, being more progressive is more popular and Biden's policy initiatives reflect that. Sanders came out this week and thinks Biden will be hella progressive as well:
Bernie Sanders says Joe Biden will be 'progressive' president | Daily Mail Online

I don't want to turn this thread into a political debate thread, but I would pay more attention to current actions than policy decisions made 30 years ago

 

[FabTrey]

If you're investing in companies like Tesla and Apple looking for results like that you probably won't make it. You wanna find the next Tesla or Apple not hop on the train that's already left the station a while ago. You'll need to research and find the next big thing.

TSLA/SQ will have exponential growth in next 5-6 years. FAANG / div stocks / 5G are my safety net. 2U/CRSP/XLNX/ILMN/NVTA has exponential growth potential.

i'll risk more whenever i eat some profits.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

I think you are underestimating things.

My understanding is that Biden has typically gone with what was popular. In the 90s, the popular things were more conservative and people of today look back and side-eye the decisions made. Today, being more progressive is more popular and Biden's policy initiatives reflect that. Sanders came out this week and thinks Biden will be hella progressive as well:
Bernie Sanders says Joe Biden will be 'progressive' president | Daily Mail Online

I don't want to turn this thread into a political debate thread, but I would pay more attention to current actions than policy decisions made 30 years ago

Yeah I don't want to turn this into that either

But I certainly wouldn't mind him turning the corner as you say

 

[the cac mamba]

i just switched my 401k to deposit 40 percent of my paychecks think im gonna do that through 2021. build out a nice base

have it at 100% S&P with a .02 percent expense ratio, FXAIX. they had me in some bullshyt when i looked at it last year with a .5 expense ratio

if they let you pick your investments at your company i recommend fukking around with it

 

[princeofhaiti]

i just switched my 401k to deposit 40 percent of my paychecks think im gonna do that through 2021. build out a nice base

have it at 100% S&P with a .02 percent expense ratio, FXAIX. they had me in some bullshyt when i looked at it last year with a .5 expense ratio

if they let you pick your investments at your company i recommend fukking around with it

.5 is outrageous
%40 of your paycheck - u will be paying close to nothing in taxes, i just started with 4% at company due to the company match

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

There was a 2 minute window to buy TSLA at $1386 today



Now it's trying to get it's shyt off in the $1410s

 

[the cac mamba]

There was a 2 minute window to buy TSLA at $1386 today



Now it's trying to get it's shyt off in the $1410s

im keeping one share just to see what it does. i'm gonna load up, but not at 1400

 

[the cac mamba]

.5 is outrageous
%40 of your paycheck - u will be paying close to nothing in taxes, i just started with 4% at company due to the company match

yeah ive got some savings. figure 65 year old me will thank 29 year old me for this shyt i have no interest in investing in real estate

 

[ill]

yeah ive got some savings. figure 65 year old me will thank 29 year old me for this shyt i have no interest in investing in real estate

Did your grandma buy a Rolls Royce with her Amazon profits yet?

 

[FabTrey]

It's doable but not something I'd count on. If the average annual return is 7% or so you'll have to consistently 3x that.

that must be index funds. s&p500 average like 12%. from 2009 - 2019 it returned 15%. i'll be focusing on innovation and disruptive companies, so i hope i can 2x the s&p average.

 

[the cac mamba]

Did your grandma buy a Rolls Royce with her Amazon profits yet?

that shyt must have exploded since march. jesus christ

 

[the cac mamba]

Jeremy from FE averaged 25%+ past 10 years.

speaking of that dude, he's recommending Berkshire i might have to grab some of that. looks like its on sale

 

[who_better_than_me]

Hows the AAL put doing today? Did it end in positive territory?

I think AAL hits single digits next week but today they're gonna prop that shyt up and not pay out expensive puts.

Yeah I close it out for a Nice lil profit.