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how long has the yield curve been inverted now?
pretty sure the short term stuff is still higher than the 5 and 10's.
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pretty sure the short term stuff is still higher than the 5 and 10's.
The longest inversion in history but has been trending in the right directions for an entire year now.
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Yeah… Fighting the fed in election season doesn’t seem wise.
Also, WDFC
Also, WDFC
Long time!
Yep. Kinda poopy, kinda good. I told the wife not to get too addicted to her MM returns, but, you know......
No, I just can’t justify the multiples on Tesla. I was thinking about buying a Tesla dip if it ever went down to 60 not 160
The three I have listed above is 100% of my Roth right now. I called this a conservative spec account. Though others make all it crazy.
I was hoping you made some $$.No, I just can’t justify the multiples on Tesla. I was thinking about buying a Tesla dip if it ever went down to 60 not 160
The three I have listed above is 100% of my Roth right now. I called this a conservative spec account. Though others make all it crazy.
I have, lots/ 30% gain this year and 54.79% in the last two years. As an example
I invest in marginally rational PE ratios. Im in a "conservative"/preserve mode (lack of better words) in which I dont see massive loses taking place for the remaining years I have on this planet. Though some would consider my method anything but conservative. Yet still beating the S&P index in my spec account. My 401k is tied to the S&P and Dow
Depending on when you invest in Tesla is nowhere conservative. IN fact the tiny bitcoin I own has been more reliable.
Heck, Tesla still has to go up another 50% to reach it previous high. To me that is hardly safe. Tesla is a trading stock, just like bitcoin. Nothing under it, no base except goodwill. The recent run up was because again, sales are down but not down as much as they thought! *LOL* That is all good, but I certainly dont invest in stuff like that, except my tiny bitcoin, which I like more actually. But granted sold much of it off when I had a 40% increase to $11,000 now it flirts around $60,000 but all good.Actually in the last 5 years I dont have any dog stocks that do bad, including ones I sold off to take profits and invest with new companies... even my past companies are doing well. I would have never been able to say that about Tesla.
BTW- I post my buy and sell prices on stocks I invest in.
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so what do yall think of the PE of something like NVIDIA?
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Overvalued but I wouldn’t bet against it anytime soon.
Comparing tech stocks using traditional measures does not work. Tech is highly volatile; it is best, IMO, for long term investors like me.
Point-in-time numbers are meaningless; it is time in the market that counts.
Point-in-time numbers are meaningless; it is time in the market that counts.
Looks like its moving above DJIA 40K with conviction now.
Loving my small caps right now!
Loving my small caps right now!
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essentially a nice one page chart that shows where to invest depending on where we are on the economic scale.. for instance Utilities and Consumer Staples... they do better when the economy is slow.. and dont do much or lose when inflation rears its ugly head and we are in a period of hi growth... so its a nice chart for stating what has already been said somewhere else.
Well it is certainly high! It is risky if they dont perform, they say they are going to perform and why the PE.
So, next quarter will be interesting, investors will have no tolerance for ANY disappointment and honestly they better exceed expectations or ... (I dont know)
Big question is will they remain the force that no other can knock down. So far it seems that way. As long as their earnings (with NO excuses hold up) You can look at it another way. Look at Tesla that some call a technology stock, their sales are down quarter after quarter now but not down as much as was expected and the PE is the same as NVDA who is knocking them dead in sales and profits.
Pick you poison and when buy individual stocks make sure it money you can afford to lose. I normally shy away from Tech stocks but now I own tow of them and NVDA is one. The other one just got trashed yesterday META.
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Why get 500 bps in the 10-yr when I can get the exact same thing in an extremely liquid money market account
Correction: current MM yields are actually *higher* than the 10-yr
All true. I was not proposing anything thoughWhy get 500 bps in the 10-yr when I can get the exact same thing in an extremely liquid money market account
Correction: current MM yields are actually *higher* than the 10-yr
But sometime when MM drops older geezers wonder why they didn’t buy bonds
