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I like SHOP. I used to work for a competitor and all they ever seemed to talk about was Shopify, with good reason.
Not profitable, but revenue has been doubling year over year repeatedly.
Purely speculative, but I bought a small part of TSLA this afternoon after today's 10%+ dip following Musk's announcement of the offer to buy crippled Solar City. Planning on holding for a year
Purely speculative, but I bought a small part of TSLA this afternoon after today's 10%+ dip following Musk's announcement of the offer to buy crippled Solar City. Planning on holding for a year
so far so good... bought on June 22nd at $196.00. Time to bail or hold?
Are there any VIX experts in here (volatility/fear index)?
I'm looking at the historic prices and I've never seen it go below $9.31 (1993). However, I've heard investors say that plenty of people have lost 100% of their money by investing in VIX. How is that possible?
Are there any VIX experts in here (volatility/fear index)?
Historic Volatility of Volatility in the past week, similar to Aug '90, May '10, Oct '14, and Aug '15. $VIX
So many lazy brains. Askin' for stock tips on a housing forum.
Now I've seen it all.
So many lazy brains. Askin' for stock tips on a housing forum.
Now I've seen it all.
Mr. High and Mighty, nothing wrong with a little discussion and idea exchange is there?
Nope nuthing wrong with that. Just saying... cherry picking individual stocks when you might not know what your doing is a dangerous game. Be smart, be careful and do your research.
Are there any VIX experts in here (volatility/fear index)?
Volatility Index has dropped 39% thus far this week. 4-day biggest drop in history.
Volatility Index has dropped 39% thus far this week. 4-day biggest drop in history
So how do we capitalize on a lack of volatility :-)
So how do we capitalize on a lack of volatility :-)
Ticker symbol above with the chart
ACWV
The investment seeks to track the investment results of the MSCI ACWI Minimum Volatility (USD) Index. The fund generally will invest at least 90% of its assets in the component securities of the underlying index and in investments that have economic characteristics that are substantially identical to the component securities of the underlying index. The index measures the combined performance of equity securities in both emerging and developed markets that in aggregate have lower volatility.
VIX inself.. when she is a teenager or younger.. that's when you want to get in but when she is a becoming a 30 something ... that's when she has no more legs...
TWTR and GPRO are moving ... only plays I have left, everything else I have talked about have had big moves already... UNXL still a spec play under 1.50 secondary pricing but that had a massive move early on
Stop loss DB .. 13.08.. about the only thing I can think up to play Bretexit...
"Sell Everything" - RBS (Jan 11)
Returns since...
Oil: +47%
EM: +18%
S&P 500: +11%
US High Yield: +10%
$RBS: -43%
You're ignoring that there was a mini crash between Jan 11th and now... fair points in general however Logan ðŸ‘
You're ignoring that there was a mini crash between Jan 11th and now...
No crash... No Oil $16.. the only thing that Crashed was RBS it's down 43%
A lot of the doom thesis for 2016 was based on a dollar parabolic push higher... that makes sense in theory but the Dollar never tends to do that after the first rate hike, biggest moves % wise happens before the first rate hike
So how do we capitalize on a lack of volatility :-)
Play the Forex. Plenty volatile there. I just made some good money on the £.
Problem is you need BIG money to make it worthwhile.
And as the guy from Mitch and Murray said, "You need brass balls..."
Sold 50% TWTR trade... now let the rest ride for as long as it can.. buy back at $14
buy back at $14
Let's see how long it takes to get there... Hasn't dipped below 15.77 in the past month.
Hasn't dipped below 15.77 in the past month.
Its not going to either, after that ugly report and the price action...
This is a tough stock for the bears because some would say to short it $14 but this company can be taken out at any second, so it's not worth the short here either
ATEN has acted well but Different at $8 than at $5
GPRO is up
Not much out there unless someone wants to take a shot a Grains right now
Ya pretty much...
I pulled out my entire 401K into a money market temporarily... With my personal brokerage I'm sittin on precious metals, bonds, and oil at the moment.
Ya pretty much..
This is just the trading account
Always fully invested in the retirement $$$
Always investing MASI each month
Came out just now with SOLID earnings into a all time high as well
Trading account of course is much different
By the way, had a question for you in another thread... /?p=1292086&c=1293848#comment-1293848
By the way, had a question for you in another thread
Yes Conventional loans above 417K can do 10% down loans to $625,500, in fact my most popular loan this year is a loans between $417K-$625,000 non 20% down with no PMI attached
Logan, what do I need to show to get a 10% down loan at $625K with no PMI and the current conventional 30yr interest rate?
Do you know of anything under 20% DP for over $625K loan in existance?
Do you know of anything under 20% DP for over $625K loan in existance?
Yes there are 80% first 10% 2nd loans and the rest can be a 2nd lien heloc up to 1,100,000 million now if you're talking about over $625,500 that was my most popular loan in 2014 when that loan came out
Yes there are 80% first 10% 2nd loans and the rest can be a 2nd lien heloc up to 1,100,000 million now if you're talking about over $625,500 that was my most popular loan in 2014 when that loan came out
And what sort of PMIs would we be talking with that and where can I find more info?
And what sort of PMIs would we be talking with that and where can I find more info?
No PMI you're taking on a 2nd loan Heloc starting rate was 5.99% it's probably higher than that now with the Fed raised a .25%
Its what I a call a Rich man's loan because you really need to make money to be able to afford this.
Only primary resident loans only
MASI 58.50 print ... sold little here ... new all time high.. chart is pretty.. so pretty
Logan, does your family's Co directly offer loans, or do you work with a separate loan company?
If you guys are offering loans, and can do 10% down up to $625K at current conforming 30yr fixed rates with no PMI, I'd be interested in talking to you at some point... Not quite there yet however.
Throwing in ARRY, a biotech stock - high risk as with any but with real revenues from collaborations - into the mix. Currently priced at $3.50/share.
Now at $4.50/share, still a decent time to buy. Gonna be yuuugee.
Nice pop... 52wk high...
I only have 5,300 shares that are part of the non long term invest able shares left to sell, so for example only 200 shares sold this morning, the rest are just small investments each month,
If this stock can hit $70 with the big move in UNXL this year and selling at $2,70 ish.. that will be 2 investment ideas over 100% returns as MASI got to mid 30's earlier this year
Logan,
We have had our own mortgage company since 1987, I just don't talk about in terms of promotion, I think that takes away from my economic discussions, just call me whenever you want.
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Hi guys,
I'm looking over my portfolio this week (both 401K retirement and personal brokerage account) and looking ahead at what to invest in during 2016.
I see that the market correction that we had in late Jan - early Feb '16 is behind us and once again the Dow, Nasdaq, and the S&P500 are near historical high levels. As a result, I'm going to pull some of the money I have here and continue to watch the fed.
I see precious metals (gold, silver, platinum) have been surging since Feb but still significantly below their 1yr and 2yr highs. Depending on where you believe oil is going, some are arguing it's a bargain right now too but oil isn't likely to do much in the short term. Long term treasury bonds had a strong year. Healthcare & Financial sectors haven't performed too well in the past year but Utilities & Telecom sectors have brought modest returns.
I'm interested in getting into a discussion regarding patrick.net's hot picks are for 2016 and where are people are putting their money in terms of market investment today.
Now that Bay Area home prices have surpassed a level that's attractive to most investors, some of us are looking at other investment options.
#investing