Stocks you’re buying with this insane tech rally.

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Anonymous wrote:lolol! i don’t buy stocks when it rallies. I do my normal direct deposit into my accounts with every paycheck and only use big chunks cash set aside when we see a dip. Why would i intentionally by high? 🤣🤣

You can buy high and it can still go even higher. This is still early innings.

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People always talk about how “buying high” is stupid when they don’t even consider that this could be the lowest the market will ever be right now. It may go up another 15% and before we have a correction of 10%.

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Anonymous wrote:People always talk about how “buying high” is stupid when they don’t even consider that this could be the lowest the market will ever be right now. It may go up another 15% and before we have a correction of 10%.

this is why since i was 22 years old i have been investing exactly 15% of my net income into the market every 2 weeks without fail. I don’t care what the market is doing on the 1st and 15th of the month. However I also save on top of that and NEVER once had i said “hmm, the market is rallying, lemme put the 50k i have sitting here in right now.” This is just basic common sense. There’s always a dip. Always. I just dropped 76k in at the end of March. I wasn’t about to wait until today lololol! You just don’t always catch the very bottom. 26 years this strategy has finally gotten me to the point where my investment growth /annual investment income out paces my W2 income.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous
I bought $100 worth of SPCE. I hope to be $1000 richer in a couple weeks. Yes I am por and the total value of my Roth IRA is $15k

How’s that working out for you?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People always talk about how “buying high” is stupid when they don’t even consider that this could be the lowest the market will ever be right now. It may go up another 15% and before we have a correction of 10%.

this is why since i was 22 years old i have been investing exactly 15% of my net income into the market every 2 weeks without fail. I don’t care what the market is doing on the 1st and 15th of the month. However I also save on top of that and NEVER once had i said “hmm, the market is rallying, lemme put the 50k i have sitting here in right now.” This is just basic common sense. There’s always a dip. Always. I just dropped 76k in at the end of March. I wasn’t about to wait until today lololol! You just don’t always catch the very bottom. 26 years this strategy has finally gotten me to the point where my investment growth /annual investment income out paces my W2 income.

Slow and steady wins the race. I applaud you!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People always talk about how “buying high” is stupid when they don’t even consider that this could be the lowest the market will ever be right now. It may go up another 15% and before we have a correction of 10%.

this is why since i was 22 years old i have been investing exactly 15% of my net income into the market every 2 weeks without fail. I don’t care what the market is doing on the 1st and 15th of the month. However I also save on top of that and NEVER once had i said “hmm, the market is rallying, lemme put the 50k i have sitting here in right now.” This is just basic common sense. There’s always a dip. Always. I just dropped 76k in at the end of March. I wasn’t about to wait until today lololol! You just don’t always catch the very bottom. 26 years this strategy has finally gotten me to the point where my investment growth /annual investment income out paces my W2 income.

Slow and steady wins the race. I applaud you!

Applaud my parents. The drilled into me that this was the only path to freedom.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous
I bought $100 worth of SPCE. I hope to be $1000 richer in a couple weeks. Yes I am por and the total value of my Roth IRA is $15k

How’s that working out for you?

I mean I was prepared to lose it all, that’s why it’s only $100

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve made a killing in GLP-1 weight loss drug stocks (LLY, NOVO). Who knew people would pay big bucks to take a pill and lose weight.

When did you buy? I bought 6 months ago and barely any growth

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve made a killing in GLP-1 weight loss drug stocks (LLY, NOVO). Who knew people would pay big bucks to take a pill and lose weight.

When did you buy? I bought 6 months ago and barely any growth

I bought over 10 years ago. The stocks have made me a deca-millionaire (on paper).

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Well, even with AVGO earnings being great, the market still fell. I’m concerned the ai bubble may pop sooner than later. Like I am really enjoying how my soxq is performing, but how much longer can it last until a massive drawdown? Anyone think we are in the 3rd inning or the 9th of this tech fueled rally? I mean long term Should I still be throwing discretionary income at semi stocks that could crash in like 4 months? Or do I have another 2 years until it crashes. Kind of like how people realized the housing and dot com bubbles were bubbles but they took . It will crash or the ai backlash gets so great because of job loss.

[Anonymous]

Very clearly piling on, but how is that TRIPLE QQQ doing /facepalm. No sane individual investor should EVER use these products. And yes I'm the same poster who questioned it well before the drop. It's pure gambling

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:come on, you're just gambling TQQQ? Please tell me you're not the same poster who sold everything at the war and was convinced the huge crash was coming.

Yeah don't buy TQQQ as I said.

[Anonymous]

I inherited 2800 shares of Apple recently, so I'm selling around 100 shares per month, because that stock represents 20% of my net worth, which is too much for an individual stock.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m buying avgx because it’s a 2x etf of avgo which is having its earnings this week. Should fly. Also, buying NOW, INFQ, IBM and SPCE. SPCE is insane but i guarantee it will skyrocket until 06/12 ipo day. It’s the new GME. You think I care about risk? Nope.

That didn't work out too well, down 22%

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