This market is too difficult for me. Maybe time to dump
non-performers, put half in cash, the other half adding to AMZN,
NVDA, IBM, maybe AAPL and GE, and leave at least until fall. I'd be
more effective clearing bushes and trees, clutters, fire-hardening
the house to get ready for this summer's wild fire risks...
Posted by foody518 on 11th of Jun 2021 at 09:18 pm
I think I would be doing a lot more sector ETF investing and be
significantly more in cash, if I had a good deal less time to scout
for and manage individual names
Been trading for 15+ years. Your proposal is very
similar to my plan. I have about 15% of my cash invested
right now. I hate non-trending, choppy markets. That's
where the vast majority of losses occur. If I didn't have a
lot of time on my hands for research and managing positions, I'd
either be all cash or putting a modest % in some value stocks and
check on them occasionally.
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This market is too difficult
Posted by lapri24 on 11th of Jun 2021 at 03:50 pm
This market is too difficult for me. Maybe time to dump non-performers, put half in cash, the other half adding to AMZN, NVDA, IBM, maybe AAPL and GE, and leave at least until fall. I'd be more effective clearing bushes and trees, clutters, fire-hardening the house to get ready for this summer's wild fire risks...
I think I would be
Posted by foody518 on 11th of Jun 2021 at 09:18 pm
I think I would be doing a lot more sector ETF investing and be significantly more in cash, if I had a good deal less time to scout for and manage individual names
Been trading for 15+ years.
Posted by rjdst on 11th of Jun 2021 at 03:59 pm
Been trading for 15+ years. Your proposal is very similar to my plan. I have about 15% of my cash invested right now. I hate non-trending, choppy markets. That's where the vast majority of losses occur. If I didn't have a lot of time on my hands for research and managing positions, I'd either be all cash or putting a modest % in some value stocks and check on them occasionally.