Anyone investing heavily this year??
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Welp, FUV killed their run with a quick offering:
November 20, 2020 08:32 AM ET (BZ Newswire) -- News
EUGENE, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Arcimoto, Inc.® (NASDAQ:FUV), makers of affordable, practical, and joyful pure electric vehicles for everyday commuters and fleets, today announced the entry into agreements with an institutional investor relating to the sale of 1,132,075 shares of its common stock, priced above-the-market under Nasdaq rules at a price of $13.25 per share.
November 20, 2020 08:32 AM ET (BZ Newswire) -- News
EUGENE, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Arcimoto, Inc.® (NASDAQ:FUV), makers of affordable, practical, and joyful pure electric vehicles for everyday commuters and fleets, today announced the entry into agreements with an institutional investor relating to the sale of 1,132,075 shares of its common stock, priced above-the-market under Nasdaq rules at a price of $13.25 per share.
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1. 6.68 for the life of the account means as of 3 years means that in 10 years, that 6.68 will probably end up averaging out to about 1. I have seen a lot of prospectuses on mutual funds. the longer you stay in the more money you use. that being said, different strokes for different folks.
2. only way to protect it would be shift more of your stock holdings into other financial vehicles that are less risky. that being said, if you are no where near retirement, what's the rush? youth is on your side. now let's say you were close to 60, then of course, now wouldn't be the time to be heavy in stocks.
3. my personal preference would be MRNA.
Agree with sentiment here. It seems like an S&P index fund will bring you much better returns. If you want to reduce stock exposure just hedge with a bond index and call it a day. Less fees and overall would have a better return.Just for my curiosity on #1, what is the YTD return? The S&P 500 3 year return @ 11.57% (annualized) and the year-to-date is 10.87% for comparison. Obviously, your return depends on your risk profile and if you're happy with it, then that's all that matters.
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I think institutions are gonna pull the rug from EV. All these shots acting Teflon.
I think institutions are gonna pull the rug from EV. All these shots acting Teflon.
Im out of WWR already. May take the rest of the day off (from trading).
More like the rest of the year...arghh..
I take the line from Mr. Money Geek seriously. "Don't be a greedy savage" is always in my mind when I am up. Its like the casino, after you win a good amount, just leave. If you don't, you'll give it all back.
I'm still learning that lesson and i can tell you it's very very very very true! Majority of my losses are when i'm up and want "just a little more." The truth is when i get that "little more" i always want just a little bit more....Lawd...
I took a hard look at my portfolio break down. The 6.68% is from the end Octobers calculation.
Here is the fund break down.
Domestic Stock 60%
FDIFX
YTD (Daily)*
+12.75%
Average Annual Returns
1 Yr
+9.74%
3 Yrs
+10.41%
5 Yrs
--
Life
+11.42%
Foreign Stock 26%
FITFX
YTD (Daily)*
+4.29%
Average Annual Returns
1 Yr
-2.24%
3 Yrs
-0.13%
5 Yrs
--
Life
+4.51%
Bonds14%
FUENX
YTD (Daily)*
+2.66%
Average Annual Returns
1 Yr
+1.95%
3 Yrs
+3.69%
5 Yrs
--
Life
+3.60%
Short-Term1%
The FITFX is weighing the portfolio down in my ignorant opinion. I believe the correct play is to move a higher percentage to domestic stock. In order to tweak the performance. Keep in mind this portfolio is limited to fund choices not individual stocks.
As for my 401K I have 12 more years to 60 so I will let it ride. Its just hard to see your money dip when you get to a certain level. Yeah I am a PUNK LOL. As per the rule of 100 my 401K should be balanced 52% stocks and 48% bonds. Is this correct?
Again respect for all the insight!
I think the key here is the plan. I still get caught alot looking at the profit % instead of the charts and sticking with my plan. Like with $SPWR I want to hit the close button but the chart says it just had a triple bottom and broke resistance and should climb. Its doing exactly that so I'm fighting the urge. My main concern is an offering taking down a couple of them. Some of the others like NIO the market makers are being cheap bastids. I have 4 - $39/$40 call spreads for Dec and they were trying to finesse folks out for cheap but I'm holding. NIO Day is coming!
Look at the expense ratios for each of those my guy. FDIFX is 0.60% where etfs like VTI and VOO are 0.03%
Yea, they seem like cock blocking assholes. I scalped it back up a little with 200 shares.
Option idea: PTON hit $110.50 could be heading back up.
It does this often and i've scalped it once. This would be a quick in and out.
$ZM is another one that does this often.
I'm taking a huge L on $MU and another loss on NKLA. I closed the rest of my losers out yesterday
Outside of those all my current positions, $NIO, $PLUG, $PLTR and $SPWR, are close to or hitting all time highs. I'm gonna let these four ride for a bit.
I have a paper trade put option out on $PLUG rn down big. Let's just say I'm glad its a test. Also taking a HUGE L on an $INTC call option that expires next Friday. Anything I get out of that at this point is gravy, but I'm assuming an L. I have a Dec call out on $HOME that has hope..
I'm long PLUG and NIO. Building a position in both in my brokerage and IRA respectively. I'm DCA'g but NIO is getting trickier as the price keeps going up. But I know conventional wisdom says that if you're in it long term just dollar cost average and you're good.
never heard of this rule. lots of rules out there. but based on what you are saying it's implying, i would say it's a good rule to follow for now. and like you said, you got quite a little bit of time till you get to 60. next four years should be a boost hopefully to all our portfolios and get us all closer to our retirement goals. inshallah
What you are doing is the definition of that 100 rule thing (100 - your age = % of asset allocation in stocks).
It's a general rule to follow that reinforces the idea of as you get older, you should tilt your asset mix more conservative. Which makes sense since you are trying to live off the gains you made earlier in life without all the volatility. As far as right/wrong, it's up to the individual.
Full disclosure, I'm in my 30s and my asset mix is roughly 80/20 stock/bonds...
I would say $NIO is getting tricker because there is more competition.
Hell $XPEV price action is $55(surpassed and higher than $NIO). $LI is not quite there yet but the point remains.
Outside of $TSLA...$NIO was the baby...now there are more babies and they're taking food away from $NIO "fast" growth.
I intend to get in on something when it’s down.
with that said $FSR is beat up. EV play that came out via SPAC.
February $12.50 looks nice.
with that said $FSR is beat up. EV play that came out via SPAC.
February $12.50 looks nice.
MDGS is closing in breh
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Yea I kept doubling down on puts on $MU and that shit buried me. I'm finding my put game is lacking. I have alot of losses on that side.
I'm a dolphins fan breh
What you talking about? I'm the original Dolphins OG on the board. Check my history!
I know you are, I was letting you I'm as well. palm beach to be exact. NIO is too promising, have to make sure I make good money on it so I decided to take a big risk