It could reverse at any time, but at this point I half expect the S&P to be at 5000 by end of year. Prolly depends on what wave 2(3?) of stimulus looks like
If it hits 4k I'm going to start selling some stuff.
Seems kinda arbitrary. Unless you mean like this year.
I'm gonna start buying puts on companies end of trading on the day that they announce vaccines stuff.
Not a lot, just my giggle money. Novavax I'm looking at you tonight.
Covid stocks getting annihilated across the board today.
This drop is hitting every company though. Probably the biggest drop in this industry since the pandemic hit. I think a lot of portfolios are unloading to take profits in case the pandemic dies down before Ph1 readouts start to trickle in and Ph2-3 studies kick off.Sold. I'm gonna be riding this cycle for some EZ money, it's been too consistent.
It's what should be expected. At a certain point the valuations force rotations to those stocks/sectors that got no love in the recovery. The thing is those that got ignored got ignored for a reason. I certainly ain't buying most of the crap with lower valuations. I am pretty set of my portfolio. Adding new faces would most likely mean adding what I consider 2nd tier stocks.Futures looking pretty strong again. For the first time I'm seeing what I want to see. The recovery is starting to happen in the little guys, and not just piles of money flying into the 'safe' stocks. The real world situation is still grim as can be, so I really don't trust that everything is done, but I'll take profits while I can.
Ok, advice for this guy here, who has been too skeptical to buy back in? Sold Feb 11th, feeling proud of missing the big hit.. but never felt confident enough to pull the trigger to buy back in. At current valuations, I see far more downside risk vs upside potential. Trying to avoid buying with emotion, but absolutely feeling the FOMO!
Where are the value buys now? I am not talking insignificant figures either, so there's a lot on the line. I have early retirement in mind in ~8 years time.
If you've been giving people advice this entire time I sure haven't seen it. You talk about what you'll be buying, sometimes, and tend to use a lot of investing jargon that muddles whatever advice might actually be there for someone who doesn't sniff their own portfolio farts.
And posts like the above are very eyeroll worthy. Seems to me that because certain people in here act like you're the FoH investing god you've started to buy into it as well.