How many shares of an etf are most of you guys carrying? I think I’d like to pick up some more but I don’t want to over do it
I bought 10 10.5 Ford calls for a couple months out and Not in my wildest dreams did I imagine this type of movement.
what’s the ETF? Is it an S&P 500 ETF or a specific index? If it’s pretty vanilla I’d say no such thing as too much. If it’s some triple leveraged oil etf then yeah maybe watch your exposure.
need to look at your overall allocation % and not shares. for example 30% in us large cap, 10% foreign, etc and determine what matches your risk profile
Put 1000 into VTI and qqq. I own vfiax and vdadx as well. This was my first purchase so I was just dipping my toes in.
There will be some overlapping which is fine. You’re 100% US based and mostly large cap on these investments. I didn’t look deep into the large, mid and small cap weighting’s on these funds. Generally I’d say you’re fine to continue to invest money into these funds. VTI seems to be an option to give you broader investments so maybe go a bit heavier on that and less so on QQQ. Some will say to gain exposure to international stocks which have preformed terribly compared to US stocks (this could be an indication that international stocks have room to run). Long story short, if you’re planning on letting this grow for 10, 20, 30+ years your investments here should be good. That is unless there is a collapse of epic proportions to the worldwide economy and all of our stocks and cash become worthless.
There's so much damn overlap between all of my ETFs. Or I'll see some stocks mentioned in here or in the news that are flying high, wishing they were in my portfolio. Then I realize that they're in three of my ETFs.
this is me, I buy VOO VTI and QQQm. I want to do the math of how much AAPL and the like I own. Also have like 180 shares of AAPL on its own lol. My portfolio basically goes off of how 3-4 FAANG stocks do daily.
If you happen to use TD Ameritrade, go to Research & Ideas > Mutual Funds > X-ray > Stock Intersection. It's a Morningstar tool, which I believe you can access for free directly from Morningstar: https://www.morningstar.com/instant-x-ray It's a great tool that does exactly what you're asking.
Unfortunately I’m on Schwab so I just went and did the math. 342 total shares of AAPL. Let’s go to $200/share in 2021 please!
Morningstar. I looked briefly on Fidelity and didn't see something similar. Also tried Personal Capital but it just gets to sectors and value/core/growth for each level.
I remember when Citron published their GSX report when GSX was trading around $30. Needless to say, it squeezed up to like $130 in a few months. I would never use Citron as a short position indicator. That said...I would agree with them that GME is a failed mall retailer lol.
Yeah gonna need one of those "we crushed earnings so time to dip 10%" deals here. Actually dipping lower bit by bit now...if they open around $60 I might be able to get out with a small profit. Big call cluster at $60 expiring tomorrow.
At this point, I care less about my put than I do watching the absolute antics on WSB if this thing goes belly-up.
Legit hilarious. Imagine if your most held stock went up 10% because Ronald Savage was being an idiot, that’s what it’s like for these diehard WSB people.
Let’s start a target price projection: EOY 2021 SPY: 415 QQQ: 390 AAPL: 155 AMZN: 3800 TSLA: 550 Zoom: 175
Yikes on Zoom’s future, why Bitcoin so dead? Im in at 85 shares of 38.14, if I make a few thousand off it great, worst case I lose $1500 I think. The crazy thing is that the $20/share that Citron is pushing has their valuation at less than what their current online sales are.