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I'm over 30% cash and almost 30% UVXY so I'm only down 3% right now.
My top 3 holdings are all green BNKU, NRGU, UVXY, and I'm about -1.5%.  Kind of surprised the UVXY isn't doing better.  Just glad I averaged that one down.      

 
I'm an insane person, but I'm staying put.  

Down ~-35% last two days.

I'm too stupid to time anything, so I'm not going to try. 

I don't think this is how the bull cycle ends.  I could be wrong but I'm trusting my gut.
I agree.  Hard to believe it ends with a giant infusion of government cheese while hundreds of millions of stir crazy Americans are about to have an opportunity to party like rock stars in the coming months. 

 
I'm a glutton for punishment, but bought another chunk of IPOE at 17.8. Missed the 16's. In for 2000 shares total @ 19.5 average. Unless I'm missing the math on the merger; if it stays at 19, SoFi will be just under 17x sales with 2021 rev expected in the $1b range, growing in the 60% range. Also expected to post its first profit in 2021 with projected EBITA of $1.5b in 2025. Multi product member growth was reported to be 220% last year, projected to grow 95% this year. I have to think the pending bank charter changes all these numbers to the positive if they get approved as it will massively help margins. Took a swing here, we'll see how it goes.

 
As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago I had kind of inadvertently freed up a bunch of cash when trimming some big winners.  Had a bunch in the IRA and a bunch in my taxable account.

Unfortunately I got impatient in the taxable account and started averaging in to some new positions last week.  Very sadly I just finished spending the last of that cash Thursday/Friday of last week, so pretty much peak bad timing there.  And of course a lot of it was in more speculative stuff that's been hit the hardest.  TSLA, BLDP, NNOX, FLGT, CRSP.  This portfolio is tech heavy overall so obviously getting crushed here.  Thankfully I am jacked to the t### in DIS so that is the only thing somewhat saving me there. But still 15%+ down in 2 days there.

Thankfully I hadn't gotten around to spending any of the IRA cash so I guess I get to go shopping there at least.  Not sure I don't want to leave that as cash a few more days for more hedging though.  

Bottom line I am disappointed in you all because no one followed up on my request to make me feel better...

When the market correction finally does happen and I'm complaining about how I wish I'd freed up more cash, someone just remind of the dozen or so times where I was sitting around thinking to myself "wow I'm glad I'm almost fully invested right now" when my account was up 5%+ in a single day.
 
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I'm an insane person, but I'm staying put.  

Down ~-35% last two days.

I'm too stupid to time anything, so I'm not going to try. 

I don't think this is how the bull cycle ends.  I could be wrong but I'm trusting my gut.
Lol. Me too. Not quite dismantled like that but down 8% in two days sucks. Feels like this year’s gains got wiped out quickly, but that’s not too bad. I was starting to feel like we might not get that Q1 pull back that was discussed so much.

 
My $NPHC popped today.  Unfortunately I bought near the top so my cost basis is 0.0108.  Im going to be long on this stock so unless something crazy happens today I expect to keep these shares.

 
This isn’t the big correction yet IMO. Still more cocaine being pumped into the market. Watch the 10 year though. Commodities prices are foreshadowing much higher rates and that’s going to hit the markets hard. 

 
I was told that you only get hurt if you jump off the roller coaster. I'm digging in. Not sure I'll be buying anymore today. Really would like DIS to have some of this correction to get more, but other than that I think I am gonna let this week simmer down a bit...That is unless Todem comes on and says otherwise...
No. Sit tight and I will give the word. Market is still frothy. This is just getting started. Wait for the shmucks on CNBC to start pimping panic.

Don’t worry....I will be here to give a back the truck up buy signal like we did back in March 2020. I don’t think you will see that kind of selloff. But a healthy 10-15% correction is what I am looking for.

 
As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago I had kind of inadvertently freed up a bunch of cash when trimming some big winners.  Had a bunch in the IRA and a bunch in my taxable account.

Unfortunately I got impatient in the taxable account and started averaging in to some new positions last week.  Very sadly I just finished spending the last of that cash Thursday/Friday of last week, so pretty much peak bad timing there.  And of course a lot of it was in more speculative stuff that's been hit the hardest.  TSLA, BLDP, NNOX, FLGT, CRSP.  This portfolio is tech heavy overall so obviously getting crushed here.  Thankfully I am jacked to the t### in DIS so that is the only thing somewhat saving me there. But still 15%+ down in 2 days there.

Thankfully I hadn't gotten around to spending any of the IRA cash so I guess I get to go shopping there at least.  Not sure I don't want to leave that as cash a few more days for more hedging though.  

Bottom line I am disappointed in you all because no one followed up on my request to make me feel better...
I feel the same way. I had cleared up a nice amount of cash but started buying stuff the last couple weeks. I was less speculative so everything I bought was long term so it is what it is. Just would have been awesome to buy at the open today and just had more shares.

It’s too hard to time perfectly. I rolled over my wife’s IRA and while it’s down probably 8-10% the past two days, it’s still up 10% since the third week in January when it got deposited at Fidelity, so it’s all relative.

My 5 year goal is still there, it’s just the 10% up this year is now closer to flat so I’ve got the full double still left to accomplish so I can bug out of work and focus on other stuff and make my job increasing the nest egg buy my current salary every year.

 
No. Sit tight and I will give the word. Market is still frothy. This is just getting started. Wait for the shmucks on CNBC to start pimping panic.

Don’t worry....I will be here to give a back the truck up buy signal like we did back in March 2020. I don’t think you will see that kind of selloff. But a healthy 10-15% correction is what I am looking for.
Me too. Think we see 20% on the nasdaq. Think we touch 11,000 personally. 

 
No. Sit tight and I will give the word. Market is still frothy. This is just getting started. Wait for the shmucks on CNBC to start pimping panic.

Don’t worry....I will be here to give a back the truck up buy signal like we did back in March 2020. I don’t think you will see that kind of selloff. But a healthy 10-15% correction is what I am looking for.
When are you recommending to be cash?

 
I'm a glutton for punishment, but bought another chunk of IPOE at 17.8. Missed the 16's. In for 2000 shares total @ 19.5 average. Unless I'm missing the math on the merger; if it stays at 19, SoFi will be just under 17x sales with 2021 rev expected in the $1b range, growing in the 60% range. Also expected to post its first profit in 2021 with projected EBITA of $1.5b in 2025. Multi product member growth was reported to be 220% last year, projected to grow 95% this year. I have to think the pending bank charter changes all these numbers to the positive if they get approved as it will massively help margins. Took a swing here, we'll see how it goes.
Congrats.  $18.75 here.  So much crap to buy that it was hard to pound everything near the low.  

Today was an absolute gift.

 
No. Sit tight and I will give the word. Market is still frothy. This is just getting started. Wait for the shmucks on CNBC to start pimping panic.

Don’t worry....I will be here to give a back the truck up buy signal like we did back in March 2020. I don’t think you will see that kind of selloff. But a healthy 10-15% correction is what I am looking for.
We've already had a 20% plus correction on many of the stocks we like.  Amazon was down over 10% at one point (over the last 2 weeks).  Apple is down 10% over the last two weeks and down 15% since they announced they are printing money at will.  How much more of a correction is possible with the current climate sans a major event?  Do the stocks in the 8-10 PE range have to drop further?

 
FLGT up about 20% in an hour.
I’m up on what I bought yesterday. Man, should have waited, would have pounced at $92, but didn’t want to throw more money at it since I bought some way higher and some at $109.

Damn work, but I don’t think it’s over yet. If it is, yeah, all my other stocks are good, if it isn’t better chances.

 
I’m up on what I bought yesterday. Man, should have waited, would have pounced at $92, but didn’t want to throw more money at it since I bought some way higher and some at $109.

Damn work, but I don’t think it’s over yet. If it is, yeah, all my other stocks are good, if it isn’t better chances.
I think that was the one I caught near the lowest.  $90.33.  In hindsight I should have backed up the bus but was worried it could keep falling.  Also wanted to get my eggs in other baskets.  Actually ran on of cash and was having to sell things like T and misc SPACs.  

 
I think that was the one I caught near the lowest.  $90.33.  In hindsight I should have backed up the bus but was worried it could keep falling.  Also wanted to get my eggs in other baskets.  Actually ran on of cash and was having to sell things like T and misc SPACs.  
I’m pretty close to fully invested so definitely can’t back the the truck up and I do feel like there could be more downside. Maybe not today but soon. Maybe it leaks down more slowly.

That said, down about 2% so got a nice almost 5% pop from the bottom anyway.  Weird feeling when you feel good about being down 2%.

 
We've already had a 20% plus correction on many of the stocks we like.  Amazon was down over 10% at one point (over the last 2 weeks).  Apple is down 10% over the last two weeks and down 15% since they announced they are printing money at will.  How much more of a correction is possible with the current climate sans a major event?  Do the stocks in the 8-10 PE range have to drop further?
The market is more than AMZN and APPL. We will see a broad based sell off at some point. 

Look.....with my retirement money I pretty much stay fully invested. Always. Do I trim and rotate? Yes. But we stay invested.

With my taxable account that is where I am far more tactical. The S&P, Dow and Nasdaq will have that 10-15% type of selling event. where those index’s are down and there will be a lot of things on sale other than those stocks you mentioned. 

You are a trader. Big difference from the approach I take. 

 
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I've taken some profits and added some cash the last few days. I think I'm going to wait on this market for a few days and see where it goes.

 
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I've been "de-risking" and balancing my taxable account the last few weeks. Less speculative things like SPACs, more money in long term holdings. Swapped IVV to VTI to get more small cap exposure and added a little to SCHE and IEFA to get more international exposure. The last few days is a nice time to get some losses on the speculative stuff for my taxes after mostly having gains so far this year. 

 
They don’t always move inversely. Interest rates are coming off historic lows. When interest rates start creeping up/go up, bond prices fall. When interest rates drop, bond prices rise. There is so much liquidity out there with this massive easing of the Fed....why do you think that former guy in the White House was politicizing the fed in his term? He wanted interest rates at 0 so the stock market would go nuts (like it did) because there is no where else to put your money to get yield except risk assets. 

Well.....that is going to change here slowly (it has too and it will) and we have a bubble here of stocks and bonds....so expect some heavy correlation in the early stages of the market selloff/correction or whatever anyone wants to call it. 

The sheer amount of wild speculation and liquidity punch drunk investors will cause it to burst soon enough. There will be some short term pain as there always is....then interest rates will eventually normalize again, the value of the dollar will rise again, stocks will find their footing again, new debt will be issued eventually (I am not that bullish on fixed income except high quality muni’s, GNMA and I love convertibles). However in a diversified portfolio there is nothing wrong with some fixed income over the long term. 

But thats why you are seeing that right now in a nutshell. It is simply a product of the interest rate environment we are in. the 10 year has had a big move since the lows and it will continue to go higher for a little while. Once we get past this pandemic....it will rise even faster as well as oil, as demand will really pick up steam and the production was cut down heavy because they had no place to store the stuff at one point!! 

Like I said day ago.......the storm clouds are brewing and forming. So expect some heavy rain storms in the market soon. 

And bitcoin is a giant ponzi scheme. There I said it.
I mean, if you saying this makes a bunch of people on here ignore it and lessen the demand and price for my purchases, that's great. Thanks!

 
The market is more than AMZN and APPL. We will see a broad based sell off at some point. 

Look.....with my retirement money I pretty much stay fully invested. Always. Do I trim and rotate? Yes. But we stay invested.

With my taxable account that is where I am far more tactical. The S&P, Dow and Nasdaq will have that 10-15% type of selling event. where those index’s are down and there will be a lot of things on sale other than those stocks you mentioned. 

You are a trader. Big difference from the approach I take. 
Here is where I've failed this year.  Took my salary all at once with PPP and didn't get it fully in during 2020.  So now have some cash in my 401K.  At this point I am just going to wait to see if a correction occurs to get it fully invested.  I've been sprinkling some in along the way.  I need to rebalance my taxable assets as well, too heavy in cash right now so that leads to an opportunity with any correction.

 
I went from 0% to 30% cash while taking a dump this morning at 6:45am. :shrug:

Kicked out most of the penny stocks that were green, got out of all EV related names completely.  I'll stick with GBTC but am out of DMGGF as I had some nice profits there.  

Going to mull some things over, but this morning spooked me and I'm not easily spooked, generally.  When I see seagulls flying in my neighborhood, I know the Pacific is ushering in some ferocity to our valley.  I feel like I saw some seagulls in the portfolio today.

 
The market is more than AMZN and APPL. We will see a broad based sell off at some point. 

Look.....with my retirement money I pretty much stay fully invested. Always. Do I trim and rotate? Yes. But we stay invested.

With my taxable account that is where I am far more tactical. The S&P, Dow and Nasdaq will have that 10-15% type of selling event. where those index’s are down and there will be a lot of things on sale other than those stocks you mentioned. 

You are a trader. Big difference from the approach I take. 
I’m about 20% in my taxable but AMZN is a huge part of that account so it’s not as bad as my IRAs have been the past two days.

I did trim and buy elsewhere yesterday (didn’t use all cash), but there isn’t much left that I really don’t like for the future so might just ride it out and maybe add. I think with things turning back down again that I’m just standing pat today as I don’t want to get low on cash assuming we’re done going down. 

 
The market is more than AMZN and APPL. We will see a broad based sell off at some point. 

Look.....with my retirement money I pretty much stay fully invested. Always. Do I trim and rotate? Yes. But we stay invested.

With my taxable account that is where I am far more tactical. The S&P, Dow and Nasdaq will have that 10-15% type of selling event. where those index’s are down and there will be a lot of things on sale other than those stocks you mentioned. 

You are a trader. Big difference from the approach I take. 
Agreed, DOW hit an all-time high yesterday. S&P 500 is only 2.5% off it’s all-time high. Nasdaq is down 6% (8% intraday this morning.) Broader market is barely feeling this (yet?)

 
I went from 0% to 30% cash while taking a dump this morning at 6:45am. :shrug:

Kicked out most of the penny stocks that were green, got out of all EV related names completely.  I'll stick with GBTC but am out of DMGGF as I had some nice profits there.  

Going to mull some things over, but this morning spooked me and I'm not easily spooked, generally.  When I see seagulls flying in my neighborhood, I know the Pacific is ushering in some ferocity to our valley.  I feel like I saw some seagulls in the portfolio today.
Thank you for confirming my must less experienced vibe on the current market.

 
Can't believe PLTR was $23.90 earlier today. I should have set the alarm for 6:30. Not sure I'd have had the nerve to pull the trigger though.
LOL, I slept through it too.  My average cost is $26.30, so only down 2% right now, it would need to drop quite a bit more from current price ($25.72) for me to average down.

 
Sold the rest up my AMC up 10% :thumbup:   So all in all it was a positive trade.  But a scary ride.

SOLD IPOE for now.

Thinking about backing up the truck on TSLA  :drive:

 
Agreed, DOW hit an all-time high yesterday. S&P 500 is only 2.5% off it’s all-time high. Nasdaq is down 6% (8% intraday this morning.) Broader market is barely feeling this (yet?)
Yeah, Dillard’s missed their revenue number last night and are up a few percent. They’re revenue was down 18% YoY and yet they are up double the S&P over the past year. ATHs, up 40% and your revenue is down 20% and maybe will never recover? I understand a lot of my tech stocks being frothy but they are growing like weeds top and bottom, so even if frothy right they should grow into and past the froth LT. A department store well above previous ATHs seems way more frothy. Do people think that people are going to just return to the mall in droves and spend more than ever? I sure don’t.

 

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