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Locked: What did you buy? What might you buy??

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reps001 wrote: err, I average up a litle bit though (77 now), fintech is hot, nvei goes up too fast, :rolleyes:
I had to take profit after more than tripling my money. If there is an offering and it pulls back i will buy back in but yeah i will hold the remaining 100 shares long term.
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Congratulations FORT holders and buyers at .30.
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I should've simply went all-in on QQQ for the last 10+ years LOL



Nasdaq 100 Total Returns...
2009: +55%
2010: +20%
2011: +4%
2012: +18%
2013: +37%
2014: +19%
2015: +10%
2016: +7%
2017: +33%
2018: +0.04%
2019: +39%
2020: +49%
2021 YTD: +19%
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jerryhung wrote: I should've simply went all-in on QQQ for the last 10+ years LOL

Nasdaq 100 Total Returns...
2009: +55%
2010: +20%
2011: +4%
2012: +18%
2013: +37%
2014: +19%
2015: +10%
2016: +7%
2017: +33%
2018: +0.04%
2019: +39%
2020: +49%
2021 YTD: +19%
The best time to start was yesterday. The next best time is now.
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jerryhung wrote: I should've simply went all-in on QQQ for the last 10+ years LOL



Nasdaq 100 Total Returns...
2009: +55%
2010: +20%
2011: +4%
2012: +18%
2013: +37%
2014: +19%
2015: +10%
2016: +7%
2017: +33%
2018: +0.04%
2019: +39%
2020: +49%
2021 YTD: +19%
Easy to say in hindsight, but I'm sure you had many reasons to not go all-in on QQQ back then just like you'll have many reasons not to do so now and then 10 years from now, could be saying the same thing again.
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jerryhung wrote: I should've simply went all-in on QQQ for the last 10+ years LOL

Nasdaq 100 Total Returns...

2015: +10%
2016: +7%
2017: +33%
2018: +0.04%
2019: +39%
2020: +49%
2021 YTD: +19%
and what if you were the bag holder that did a buy & hold at the peak of dot.com in 2000 right after QQQ split only to see it drop to $20 in 2002 never to recover back to the price you bought it at until 2015 ... then what?

https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/QQQ/his ... ice-quotes

^^^ plug your dates
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jerryhung wrote: I should've simply went all-in on QQQ for the last 10+ years LOL



Nasdaq 100 Total Returns...
2009: +55%
2010: +20%
2011: +4%
2012: +18%
2013: +37%
2014: +19%
2015: +10%
2016: +7%
2017: +33%
2018: +0.04%
2019: +39%
2020: +49%
2021 YTD: +19%
Easy to say today when in 2010 index investors got crushed with 0 return in the 2000s.

No one forsaw the fed manipulate the bond market and QE the last decade either... more money supply means it's going to the markets. But we'll see what happens moving forward.
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^^^ makes you wonder if 'charlie' himself invest in ETF's!

and whats all this MSCI ETF's, why not just buy the MSCI company (Morgan Stanley Capital International) - its 10 year performance is 1774%, 5yr 608%, 1 yr 70%, YTD 39%

from charliebilello 22 August tweet

https://twitter.com/charliebilello?ref_ ... _&ref_url=

cherry picking, it's always interesting when folks post 'past performance'.

in his tweet showing SPY 10 year 333%

over the same period

SSO was 1189%

SPGI was 1034%
looking both ways wasting time doing unimportant things.
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BABA ripping it premarket.
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Genuwine wrote: Lol are you sure the selling pressure is lifted? It's still going down.

Not that i'm complaining, i'm in for more this is getting comical.
Ya, like I said, it’s lifted :).
There was some lag time yesterday morning before the market reacted. I hope you took advantage of that.
Let’s see what today holds. GL!
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MAGT doing well
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zaidyboy wrote: BABA ripping it premarket.
Not for those who bought it in the last 3 months, last 6 months or any major time this year.
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badmus wrote: Not for those who bought it in the last, last 6 months or any major this year.
Agreed!
Luckily, I exited from all Chinese spec positions at the beginning of this year.

Start buying again recently.
Still down on BABA as much as I am up on TCEHY
so I'm even so far on my Chinese plays
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badmus wrote: Not for those who bought it in the last, last 6 months or any major this year.
For sure

I started accumulating in the low $200s, high $190s. Averaged down a bit when it hit $155 and $165.
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Started a new position in PKI.TO
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new position in UBER
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TGoyel wrote: Started a new position in PKI.TO
I don’t know much about pki.to as a stock investment. I do own ATD-b.to for growth potential.
May I ask why - low valuation, monthly pay, growth based on gas stations, M&A candidate…?
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Well, WSB/Meme stocks are back

GME +29%
AMC +20%

BB and others of course joined for no reason LOL

I guess these are either part of Chinese stocks rallying today or safer than Chinese stocks ;-)
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jerryhung wrote: Well, WSB/Meme stocks are back

GME +29%
AMC +20%

BB and others of course joined for no reason LOL

I guess these are either part of Chinese stocks rallying today or safer than Chinese stocks ;-)
this market is an absolute joke lol...
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jenneth wrote: this market is an absolute joke lol...


1. Stocks: all-time highs
2. Home prices: all-time highs
3. Job openings: all-time high
4. Wages: all-time high
5. Core PCE Inflation: highest since 1991
6. Fed: we need 0% rates through at least 2023 & trillions more in bond buying to boost asset prices & increase inflation.
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