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So- I'm pretty sure that you aren't serious, and quite confident that whatever "advice" was given to you here would be ignored.
Here's a LT topping chart. I have another LT indicator that is flashing a top too. But honestly the charts in the present moment are all pretty bullish. We've been adding positions with very few sells as of late. Are you still doing the monthly rotation?
I am, last two months were both winners
Sold IVV at 198.03 and bought ADRE at $39.49 today.
I am thinking the same thing. I dont think the economy as a whole correlates to what is going on in the stock market. I'm being very cautious.
Looks like the whole group reversed around 12:30. XONE still up 12%, though.PS, For anyone interested, I updated the stock contest rankings for the 1st half.
Probably worked out better than closing $IVV and opening $ADRE yesterday. No need to kick yourself. It would probably take a couple of months for the Monthly Rotation Strategy to rollover to the bearish side and move to $IEF (Treasury Bonds) even if we were topping. Historically when the market turns bearish - longs have multiple opportunities to exit near the highs. We'd need a flock of black swans to crash all at once for that not to occur in this kind of market.I am, last two months were both winners
I screwed up this month though
I shifted a little extra into it too, just bc I feel this would be a little safer should a rapid fall take place. The charts on your site from 2007-2009 kinda validate that thought process for me.
I've been waiting for the 20% decline for a bit now. Everything cannot be "bullish" and something needs to happen. I've been waiting for a dip to invest my 2014 Roth fund. Watching and listening.
I read that too. However the speculation is the "scheduling issue" is because they will be bought out.
It's a risk for sure. One that is paying off well so far, but still a risk.
I'd get out. You're retired now. You shouldn't be trying for a home run and 95% in one company is a baaaaaaaad idea (hello enron). I love Publix (shop there a lot) but it's just too much of a risk. Keep 10% or 20% if you must, but I suggest getting out soon.
Do you have the ability to easily buy/sell the stock? Sounds like you need to find a good financial planner if you are not into doing it yourself. Honestly, you should invest in a good mix of low risk vehicles although you also need to understand that there is risk in any investment that you make. I would do things such as Bond funds, dividend yielding funds or stocks, very few common stocks (5-10% or portfolio), inflation hedging instruments (metals, high yield cd's, etc) and cash. income producing real estate is always a good option as well.
I like this idea but I'd sell to the 35% mark now and move the other 65% in other assets. Not sure of the age of rustycolts, but diversifying sooner rather than later, if >60 years old, would be a much safer bet, no?
Go more aggressive if it makes sense, but it's too good a stock to trade out of quickly IMO. Maybe sell half now, then go to 10%ish each year? The conservative bet would be to cash out as others said, but you can't expect 18% return on other investments.
Its ok Old Guys Rule.I got a late start wasted a few years with the compititon wish I had of started at 22 instead of 32 would have had an extra 5 for 1 split.
I'm actually intrigued by this... Your response serious?
Kind of a dog stock right now. It ran from 10 to 20+ when they announced the WWE network and a projection of X million subscribers. When they launched the network and announced they had like 40% of projected subs the stock tanked.
I think a case can be made that $WWE is in the process of putting in a bottom. As of yet, a new bull trend is not confirmed. Good luck.
I think every single move that a trader/investor makes - whether that be a buy or a sell - is a "timing the market move."
I really hope this is a joke. I'd rather you put your money in TWTR.
St. Louis Bob said:
Just bought 625 ONVO @ 8.70 in my IRA, Sure this is risky as heck. Sure it could go to zero. But the chance that it could be a ten bagger or better, I am in. Roughly 90-95% of my retirement money is in “safe” stock/bond funds. I am swinging for the fences with the other 5-10%. I stupidly started investing later in life than I should have. I’m going to take some risks and hope I get lucky. The way I see it is people are getting rich on ten baggers, and I’m not one of them, and I’m going to do what it takes to be one of them. All “safe” plays are not going to get me there. Join me and we’ll get filthy rich together.
Count me in but need a little time. Kicking myself for not getting in when it was $6.60 a couple weeks back. I'll look to get in at the next dip. Gotta free up some money somehow.NajehHejan said:
