+3.45% on my 1 NVDA share.
Almost enough to buy a sandwich.
Almost enough to buy a 5090 here
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+3.45% on my 1 NVDA share.
Almost enough to buy a sandwich.
Enough for a 5080 maybe
I was reliably informed that DeepSeek was going to crash NVDA shares into the double digits. I can't believe you bought that shit.
Where were you with this info like 3 weeks ago? Lol, this would have been gold for me. Its the same idea that moved me to using TOPT for simplicity instead of waiting for individual stocks I wanted to add to to hit buy points. Good find.Was PM'ing with one of you this morning and was thinking about a feature that I'm not sure we have ever discussed here.
Fidelity Baskets Fidelity Basket Portfolios | Customized investing | Fidelity Investments
Since lots of us here use Fidelity but it's not a feature many are aware of. It does have a cost of a few dollars a month. It lets you build your own "basket" of stocks and give them weights and you can then manage that basket as one holding. You can make a single purchase that will disperse to all the holdings, rebalance tools etc.
The value of this in my opinion is that is can help with not overly focusing on an individual names price action. Maybe even someone likeCad may not want to trade but could make a portfolio of 10 names and treat it similarly to the discipline of long term index investing. Just DCA in your basket and maybe once a year just make sure you keep up on how the companies are doing not their stock performance but if the reasons you included them in the basket are still valid.
Despite it being statistically incorrect to fear buying highs, buying your own index is a lot easier and not sitting there thinking about "is now a good time to put $X into this company". The DCA connection is what I think makes this worth it. If you aren't going to DCA into your basket over a long period I think it looses some it's value as a tool.
RSI is 32 and it hopefully catches the bounce here off the 100-DMA. If not, its got a long way to fall.Sitting on a lot of cash. Bought some TSLA shares (200) after Blazin posted his calls. Not quite aggressive feeling enough for calls here.
Pay attention to the expiration when you see me taking a long. If it's just a couple days out like those TSLA calls that's something I plan to hold for minutes to hours. If it's a month or two out that's more of a swing trad. Shares would be longer term.Sitting on a lot of cash. Bought some TSLA shares (200) after Blazin posted his calls. Not quite aggressive feeling enough for calls here.
Was PM'ing with one of you this morning and was thinking about a feature that I'm not sure we have ever discussed here.
Fidelity Baskets Fidelity Basket Portfolios | Customized investing | Fidelity Investments
Since lots of us here use Fidelity but it's not a feature many are aware of. It does have a cost of a few dollars a month. It lets you build your own "basket" of stocks and give them weights and you can then manage that basket as one holding. You can make a single purchase that will disperse to all the holdings, rebalance tools etc.
The value of this in my opinion is that is can help with not overly focusing on an individual names price action. Maybe even someone likeCad may not want to trade but could make a portfolio of 10 names and treat it similarly to the discipline of long term index investing. Just DCA in your basket and maybe once a year just make sure you keep up on how the companies are doing not their stock performance but if the reasons you included them in the basket are still valid.
Despite it being statistically incorrect to fear buying highs, buying your own index is a lot easier and not sitting there thinking about "is now a good time to put $X into this company". The DCA connection is what I think makes this worth it. If you aren't going to DCA into your basket over a long period I think it looses some it's value as a tool.
FOH conspiracy theorists right again.