Which stocks and funds are you buying?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DCOM
DCOMP
DCOM

Dime bank yesterday. Medium sized bank on Long Island for yield.

I bought Dime during the Covid dip, it went back up but never did much else.

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Anonymous wrote:DCOM
DCOMP
DCOM

Dime bank yesterday. Medium sized bank on Long Island for yield.

I bought Dime during the Covid dip, it went back up but never did much else.

I have bought yesterday a bit just for yield. DCOMP is paying 7.5 percent. Dime has a very good portfolio of loans. They bought Bridgehampton Bank and have a lot of loans in Nassau County and Queens and Brooklyn. And the 7.5 percent is at the qualified dividend rate. Small percentage of my stocks maybe 1 percent.

We are not talking FAANG. Just a boring, safe bank with high yielding dividend.

[Anonymous]

Same thing as always, Vanguard Total World. Attempting to beat the market is a fool's errand.

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Today? AAPL

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As always, VTSAX and chill

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Oklo, uuuu, hodl, msty

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You idiots should be buying bitcoin stocks and holding for the long haul, but you’re too convinced it’s all tulips in the 16th century and won’t take any risk. Have fun with just VTSAX. I own that sht too, but you know we aren’t over a downturn right? You do realize we are adding 4 trillion to the deficit and bonds are rising? Tariffs? Might want to consider inflation and things. You may want to look at BTGD. But who knows. You won’t and you’ll laugh at Bitcoin and make like 1.8% or negative gains for 2025.

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Anonymous wrote:You idiots should be buying bitcoin stocks and holding for the long haul, but you’re too convinced it’s all tulips in the 16th century and won’t take any risk. Have fun with just VTSAX. I own that sht too, but you know we aren’t over a downturn right? You do realize we are adding 4 trillion to the deficit and bonds are rising? Tariffs? Might want to consider inflation and things. You may want to look at BTGD. But who knows. You won’t and you’ll laugh at Bitcoin and make like 1.8% or negative gains for 2025.

Mr. Inverse ETF is alive and negative!

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PLTR

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Anonymous wrote:I bought Novavax. Lets see what happens tomorrow. It usually runs few days when it starts. If it goes down, I just wait it out.

Sold it. Turned $30k into $40k in 5 days, tax free. Will look for another dip. I need palantir to come down or bull.

LOL. How is it tax free? I suppose it’s dumb to ask MAGA this question.

It's inside of my Roth. My tax expense is non-existent.

So gambling in your IRA. Lovely.

If you say so. I'm a week trader or 2x a month trader. I have the patience to wait for the real dips. I'm a foreign born female and definitely not MAGA. I don't trade in my big accounts or my crypto. I'm just attempting to double my Roths every year. So far, so good. Getting better with every trade.
Got to say that Robinhood makes it a lot easier to buy and sell than Fidelity.
Don't worry about my money. I already have more than I will ever need. I'm risking the part I don't need, but it keeps growing.

Explain this please. I was considering moving my accounts from Robinhood to Fidelity

[Anonymous]

S&P 500 index fund with low expense ratio. Buy and Hold. Boglehead.

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Right now everything is going into VWO

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Is there a good reason to change your asset allocation now?

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CLBR, HODL, MSTY

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Buy the dip remains undefeated.