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tugofpeace
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I think he's right. Too much money still flowing around
Seeing the REEEEE on random stocktwits pages though, provides the lols
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General Antony
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I'd drop VXUS to at most 10%. Every other market is truly fucked and the headwinds they're facing are only going to continue to get worse. Eventually their valuations will get so bad that they might outperform, but we're not there yet.
I'd also get VTI or some other total US market over SPY. It probably won't make a difference but I think there is a reasonable case where smaller caps over-perform.
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You might want to look into the various MSCI indexes, they can get you into first world stocks, emerging market stocks or a mixture of both depending on your preference. Personally I hold mostly MSCI World which is the 1500 largest companies in the blue countries, basically the classic Western economies plus Japan, HK and Singapore. US stock market is by far the largest of those so you get like 65-70% overlap with the S&P500.
MSCI index classification and how they divide up the world
Many ETFs track MSCI indices. But who is MSCI and how does its view of the world impact your portfolio?
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tugofpeace
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You might want to look into the various MSCI indexes, they can get you into first world stocks, emerging market stocks or a mixture of both depending on your preference. Personally I hold mostly MSCI World which is the 1500 largest companies in the blue countries, basically the classic Western economies plus Japan, HK and Singapore. US stock market is by far the largest of those so you get like 65-70% overlap with the S&P500.
MSCI index classification and how they divide up the world
Many ETFs track MSCI indices. But who is MSCI and how does its view of the world impact your portfolio?www.justetf.com
I actually hold VXUS in my roth, and also hold it in my 401k. I decided to just get rid of it alltogether in my taxable brokerage and went 100% SPY.
I might change that later since SPY is held up by the magnificent 7.. I'm thinking VTI or this MSCI is probably a better bet.
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Blazin
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RSP because I'm positioning for a reversal of the current trend into big tech. So RSP being equal weight will outperform in that scenario. The RSP/IWM part of the same bet we get a violent counter trend move.Blazin couple questions:
-why RSP instead of SPY or some other equivalent?
-what kind of price target are you looking at for an exit?
TIA
These two are a shorter term trade. Less thinking of a particular price target and more of a I would sell when the counter trend lost momentum if it where to occur. Ideal set up would be IWM 236 and RSP 183. So looking for around $15,000 next two weeks would be the play. If either where to set a new high I would become more patient and likely just trail around the 50day ma
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Looks like I might be getting assigned AMD and NVDA today. Gonna be close, especially on NVDA.
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Blazin
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$800k in yesterday in total, I'm seeing a set up for an epic rally.
Yardeni just on CNBC "we could see down 10%" This guy was just ridiculously bullish a week ago. This is what we want. It's what I've been waiting for. People where way too positive and it's amazing how quickly fear creeps in, which is what the market needs to stay healthy. Now all of a sudden they can list of bunch of possible negatives.
Now some may be feeling like damn we barely went down, and that's true if looking at SPY but we have been in a multiple week correction trigger oversold conditions all over the place. 7 stocks kept a lot of people's attention away from that.
Yardeni just on CNBC "we could see down 10%" This guy was just ridiculously bullish a week ago. This is what we want. It's what I've been waiting for. People where way too positive and it's amazing how quickly fear creeps in, which is what the market needs to stay healthy. Now all of a sudden they can list of bunch of possible negatives.
Now some may be feeling like damn we barely went down, and that's true if looking at SPY but we have been in a multiple week correction trigger oversold conditions all over the place. 7 stocks kept a lot of people's attention away from that.
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