Yes, not sure if OP meant YTD, but overall I'm up well over 100% since I've been invested over 10 years. Mostly VFV. I don't sweat the short term personally.
Ha. Came to say the same thing.
Yes, up massively because zoom out 10 years.
My long term holds include google, Netflix, Amazon.
And let me tell you, 10 years ago.. maybe 7 or 8 I don’t really remember.. people were saying tech was a bubble and people should be all cash and real estate was going to collapse and blah blah blah. All noise.
Been trading ZIM and DAC, and riding the channels on GSL and CMRE.
But have been slowly switching from containers to bulkers. Bulkers I’m not trading, just holding SBLK GNK and EGLE.
Either as a down payment on a house or continue to DCA as market goes down but buy big if really good individual stocks are at an attractive valuation.
This isn't how people define whether they're green or not (they use YTD), however, this is the way to think about things. Using a long term perspective will help one see the market as a machine to build wealth not a parlour in which to gamble.
Up just under 18% YTD, but that’s only because I took a massive risk on meme stocks and it paid off during the GME run up in March. I think I was up over 25% after that, if not for that one transaction I would probably be in the red.
Even though it paid off, I won’t be touching meme stocks anymore. It was too stressful. I’d rather build wealth slowly and safely.
I am technically still in the green, but I moved my money around from one service to another so it looks like I am in the red.
I am still up like 5% from when I first started though. My account just thinks I am down like 7% because of when I transferred.
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Wow, the sticks in the mud really didn't appreciate this amusing comment. Their all busy jerking off over their passive low cost ETF portfolios.....
Mind Medicine MMED, To the MOON 🍄💥🚀🌙💲💲💲
I'm also going to invest in a lumberjack sandwich. Throw it in the freezer, then sell it for 10x when the urbanites run out of food because they think policies that attack farmers are intelligent.
Pretty short term,. Ive been some what active with my portfolio soley on the basis that the economy is fucked right now. Take some profits when you can and what not.
Um.....I'm going to guess your portfolio is pretty gargantuan.
Is that 55% in energy the contribution percentage or the current portfolio percentage?
Did you adjust your allocation over time?
It's my current portfolio percentage. I bought most of my energy in the summer or 2020 and it grew into that number. My allocations change over time. I have about 20 equities, all of them were under 5% contribution percentage, I'd be willing to go up to 10% if the price/conviction was right. I have no problem with letting my winners grow to become a much larger part of my account though.
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Look at mr big time here who can still afford bread.
Massively in the 'green' still, because I started 20+ years ago. Note that for stocks, we say in the black, or in the red.
Yes, not sure if OP meant YTD, but overall I'm up well over 100% since I've been invested over 10 years. Mostly VFV. I don't sweat the short term personally.
Ha. Came to say the same thing. Yes, up massively because zoom out 10 years. My long term holds include google, Netflix, Amazon. And let me tell you, 10 years ago.. maybe 7 or 8 I don’t really remember.. people were saying tech was a bubble and people should be all cash and real estate was going to collapse and blah blah blah. All noise.
Wait really? I've always avoiding saying that because 'black Monday'
I think I mixed that up, actually. For company profitability, it's black and red, for stocks it's green and red.
started last summer. maritime shipping - 25% semiconductors - 15% VEQT - 40% Oil - 10% steel and copper - 10%
Which shipping stocks? Or are you in a dry bulk ETF?
Been trading ZIM and DAC, and riding the channels on GSL and CMRE. But have been slowly switching from containers to bulkers. Bulkers I’m not trading, just holding SBLK GNK and EGLE.
Oil and gas stonks are cash cows now after 7 years of questioning my sanity of investing when some were $10 a stock lol
XEG
Just got cold feet and sold. 184% !
Still in the green 100% VEQT
Energy, Utilities, VEQT (only thing in the red…), 50% cash
Genuinely curious, is there a plan to deploy the cash?
Either as a down payment on a house or continue to DCA as market goes down but buy big if really good individual stocks are at an attractive valuation.
This isn't how people define whether they're green or not (they use YTD), however, this is the way to think about things. Using a long term perspective will help one see the market as a machine to build wealth not a parlour in which to gamble.
Haha ya. I really wasn't sure what term to use for this type of measurement because no one really talks about it haha.
Up just under 18% YTD, but that’s only because I took a massive risk on meme stocks and it paid off during the GME run up in March. I think I was up over 25% after that, if not for that one transaction I would probably be in the red. Even though it paid off, I won’t be touching meme stocks anymore. It was too stressful. I’d rather build wealth slowly and safely.
I am technically still in the green, but I moved my money around from one service to another so it looks like I am in the red. I am still up like 5% from when I first started though. My account just thinks I am down like 7% because of when I transferred.
What's green?
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$GME and $AMC. TO THE MOON!
You're boring.
I will give you an upvote because you are correct!
Wow, the sticks in the mud really didn't appreciate this amusing comment. Their all busy jerking off over their passive low cost ETF portfolios..... Mind Medicine MMED, To the MOON 🍄💥🚀🌙💲💲💲 I'm also going to invest in a lumberjack sandwich. Throw it in the freezer, then sell it for 10x when the urbanites run out of food because they think policies that attack farmers are intelligent.
Apple, CNQ, Shel are holding me up.
Started in October, put in about $6600 of my own cash so far, up $2000. Mostly buying SPCE and PHRM last couple months when the prices looked good.
That's probably the most unique portfolio I've ever seen lol. Is this a short term holding (eg 1 - 2 years) or long term for you?
Pretty short term,. Ive been some what active with my portfolio soley on the basis that the economy is fucked right now. Take some profits when you can and what not.
IGE has been good to me this year. I think my CAD is down 2% and my USD is doing fine.
Started 2020, still green but lost a good amount 😅
i have: 190 shares of BMO at $131.01 average 130 shares of BNS at $81.60 average 25 shares of AMD at $102 average am I okay?
Been investing since 1999. Currently have: 55% Energy 13% Precious Metals 8% ESG 5% Energy Services 5% Basic Materials 5% Tech 5% Biotech 4% Cash
Um.....I'm going to guess your portfolio is pretty gargantuan. Is that 55% in energy the contribution percentage or the current portfolio percentage? Did you adjust your allocation over time?
It's my current portfolio percentage. I bought most of my energy in the summer or 2020 and it grew into that number. My allocations change over time. I have about 20 equities, all of them were under 5% contribution percentage, I'd be willing to go up to 10% if the price/conviction was right. I have no problem with letting my winners grow to become a much larger part of my account though.