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Yeah, I am buying into a few low debt operators that are lower market caps, across all the sectors. Really easy to see that the major markets are not yet ready for all electric cars, and car companies should be investing into better and more varied hybrids.

Up over 400% on Sezzle (SEZL) still has loads of room to run over the years, but I do expect it to pull back to around $25-30 from where it is at now this year. I am waiting for Klarna to IPO this year, that will be a huge opportunity.

Great time to buy oil and LNG of all sorts, we will still be using it for the next 100+ years.

My parents have about 2MM and still stand to inherit around $250k++, their yearly spend is les than $2k a month, unless they do group parties or things with other people, they are doing great

Yeah, there will always be good and bad trades, days and years. Most I lost in a day was around $12k trading forex, but the years I traded forex gave more the highest % gains I have ever had. 2023 was a good year for my stock/401k accounts, total accounts with contributions and profits grew by...

Yeah, doing the same thing, taking profits and allocating towards new positions. Sold a few positions in my Roth IRA this month, all were at least up 50%, three over 100%. Still holding 8 more over 50%, one gained about 35% last Friday alone. I have four limit orders sitting, ready to buy some...

One thing I like to do is lookup funds and their holdings and then research the individual stocks inside and buy the best ones to my investing criteria, fun way to whittle down the sea of options in a different way.

First guy is dead. And was a terrible person. Not to be admired. Why I will never use anything Apple. Really hate how I have to have it in my various investment funds. Second guy is now basically a mute I think with aphasia, maybe even early onset dementia, Alzheimer's? Whose career of...

https://www.fidelity.com/viewpoints/retirement/how-much-do-i-need-to-retire How much do I need to retire? Fidelity's guideline: "Aim to save at least 1x your salary by 30, 3x by 40, 6x by 50, 8x by 60, and 10x by 67. Factors that will impact your personal savings goal include the age you plan...

Microsoft is a money printing machine, if I could only buy one stock for the rest of my life, it would probably be MSFT. I expect it to be the top company coming out of the recession, and the first to hit $10 trillion market cap. A forecast I saw showed this: "Microsoft price will hit $4XX by...

Their best years are behind them %-wise. Most retirement funds are overweight them too. Small/micro/nano caps are the way to go for the future for individual stocks.

I have talked with a few people who work on it, as an employee of Fidelity. They really try to maximize the features and love getting feedback on what to works towards implementing for the future.

The people I talk to while working at Fidelity, show that those that save their first 10%, 205% etc are leaps and bounds ahead of most for retirement. Even our own employees save on average 25% more than most per age group.

What is it that Warren Buffett said? Have all eggs in one basket but watch it close? Certainly risky, but not the worst thing to do. Many business owners have 90% of their wealth in their business. Stock owners are better served thinking of each share as a tiny fraction of every business of the...

Oh I think you took me too seriously, I just meant that they respect the integrity of the employees, and will not be bullied by clients, with any account size. I have personally been advocating for more ways to encourage and support smaller value investors, I mean, I am still one myself lol...

You can also do both, I love to play both sides of trends. And looking into companies that are out of favor like JXN, and RYAM. But I also invest as a % of my income a lot more than most(about 10% pre-tax and 30-50% post tax each month), and am a very aggressive 100% stock investor. I have a...

I work there, and there's always outliers that want features that can't be done. The Fidelityinvestments subreddit is a great way to give active feedback, I know a couple people who handle those messages, but it is a pretty big team that rotates throughout the day/week. There's always a...

I would work to getting out of it, if your investment horizon is over 30+ years. RE/Solar/nuclear is going to be the main energy sources. They may survive for another 10-15 years, but not much longer than that. Get into new/young companies like Solar Integrated Roofing Corp (SIRC).

Buying good companies near their 52 week low is a great way to get a discount, and lower your cost basis.

Sorry, going to have to respectfully disagree, the people able to generate alpha can do it in any market conditions, they just may have to overcome the market prevailing headwinds that hold back the market in bad quarters/years. Of course if you are talking to people pretending to be good...

Neurodivergent thinkers, who comprise roughly 15% of the US population. Couple that with being an INTJ, which is only like 2.1% of the US population. Along with having a high IQ (disclaimer: but all this really shows is that I am good at taking those type of logic/ critical thinking test)...

Buffett and Munger/Li Lu/Howard Marks/Mohnish Pabrai etc., all great fund managers, they all understand the same thing: That to be successful at buying and assessing individual stocks, you have to have independent analysis. People like me who are NDT have a unique advantage because our inherent...

LOL, like the quote from Rumsfeld: "...there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns—the ones we don't know we don't know..." - Donald Rumsfeld OR...

A lot of your planning is going to stem from if you will be retiring into a higher or lower tax bracket. Once you figure that out, the rest is pretty easy to determine. Pay a couple hundred $ for a tax consultation with a good RIA fee based fiduciary planning service with tax agents on staff...

The price of any given stock is irrelevant given the fact that you can now have fractional ownership. Look at the overall company itself for long term value style investments, or if you are swing trading, or even shorter day trading, you really just want to buy and consider for market cycles.