Gonna try a BBY long here on a UBS upgrade news.
Assuming you meant HUMA; FYI my stop is at 5.84Talon2DSO said:
Huna sub $6.50 right now. It's on sale!!
Holding the 34-50 10min emas and price is back to where I got in. Lets see if we can get a little runup.McInnis 03 said:
Gonna try a BBY long here on a UBS upgrade news.
DKNG breaking out and almost done with the gap fill. Too bad I went small and cant leave a runner but this worked.bmoochie said:
Play I am watching for a cheap scalp is DKNG. Gap fill is so close and you can go out to July for pretty Cheap $40s to scalp some easy money. Fills the gap and you can bank some easy date night money.
Trying to get me a double up on a monday. Come on BBY, announce a TV sale or something, QUICK!McInnis 03 said:Holding the 34-50 10min emas and price is back to where I got in. Lets see if we can get a little runup.McInnis 03 said:
Gonna try a BBY long here on a UBS upgrade news.
Starbucks coffee is not good, so that's not saying much. I looked at their menu. Do they have even one hot drink? Or is it all just sugar and cream-loaded iced ***** Like can I just go get a cup of coffee or a hot americano?Bocephus said:El_duderino said:
I have no idea why, but that's the truth. It's always jam packed regardless of the time of day, day of the week, or the weather in college station
Cuz their coffee is better than Starbucks
Aggie Class of 2026 said:
Anyone invested in Mercedes? MBGAF
Looks solid. I haven't... yet, but have considered it.
DOUBLE UP! FREEBIE RUNNER, LFG!McInnis 03 said:Trying to get me a double up on a monday. Come on BBY, announce a TV sale or something, QUICK!McInnis 03 said:Holding the 34-50 10min emas and price is back to where I got in. Lets see if we can get a little runup.McInnis 03 said:
Gonna try a BBY long here on a UBS upgrade news.
would this make for a good long term investment?GreasenUSA said:Aggie Class of 2026 said:
Anyone invested in Mercedes? MBGAF
Looks solid. I haven't... yet, but have considered it.
Solid in that it's at the same price as it was in 1996?
I don't know. I'm not the one to ask about long term investments. Does it pay a dividend, at least?Aggie Class of 2026 said:would this make for a good long term investment?GreasenUSA said:Aggie Class of 2026 said:
Anyone invested in Mercedes? MBGAF
Looks solid. I haven't... yet, but have considered it.
Solid in that it's at the same price as it was in 1996?
Imo, no. There's much better candidates for LT investment that offers significantly better odds of growing your money than MBGAF. I'm not recommending or buying anything with the markets at these levels but just 2 off the top of my head I'll list below. You have time to read up on them, ask us questions (or your financial advisor), and make an informed decision.Aggie Class of 2026 said:would this make for a good long term investment?GreasenUSA said:Aggie Class of 2026 said:
Anyone invested in Mercedes? MBGAF
Looks solid. I haven't... yet, but have considered it.
Solid in that it's at the same price as it was in 1996?
Aggie Class of 2026 said:would this make for a good long term investment?GreasenUSA said:Aggie Class of 2026 said:
Anyone invested in Mercedes? MBGAF
Looks solid. I haven't... yet, but have considered it.
Solid in that it's at the same price as it was in 1996?
What would my 45 year old self tell my 25 year old self, with regards to the market:
— Chris Perruna (@cperruna) June 14, 2024
1. Buy and hold index funds, and add to them every year.
2. Buy and hold a basket of the world's leading companies, add on 20%+ dips.
3. Stop active trading.
Do that, and the results will be…
Diggity said:
I think most of us have been in your spot, but cherry picking stocks on the B&I board is a **** strategy and will lose you money.
Just go invest in some broad market index funds and call it a day.
I didn't take it personally because I guess we differed on his intent with his questions. It seemed to me that he was asking if it was good or bad stock, which I expected a follow up questions of why someone thought that. You and I just didn't see the same thing in his post. No biggie.Diggity said:
not sure why you chose to take my comment personally.
I'm talking about the strategy of pulling random ticker symbols of this board to invest in, which is what they appear to be doing.
GreasenUSA said:Aggie Class of 2026 said:
Anyone invested in Mercedes? MBGAF
Looks solid. I haven't... yet, but have considered it.
Solid in that it's at the same price as it was in 1996?
If it's not for a trade and you intend to hold it LT, NEVER F with a 3X levered ETF. They are trading vehicles only.Chef Elko said:
Technical question. If I'm bullish and had money on the sidelines earning 5.25%, is it advantageous to take 1/3 of what I want to put in today and place it into a 3X S&P levered ETF and keep the remaining 2/3 in t bills or does the 3X levered fund bake in the risk free rate since they use some form of derivative to increase leverage to 3X.
ProgN said:I didn't take it personally because I guess we differed on his intent with his questions. It seemed to me that he was asking if it was good or bad stock, which I expected a follow up questions of why someone thought that. You and I just didn't see the same thing in his post. No biggie.Diggity said:
not sure why you chose to take my comment personally.
I'm talking about the strategy of pulling random ticker symbols of this board to invest in, which is what they appear to be doing.
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XLK SHAKE-UP
COMPANY PORTFOLIO WEIGHT AS OF 6/14 ESTIMATED WEIGHTING POST-REBALANCE
MICROSOFT 22% to 21%
NVIDIA 6% to 21%
APPLE 22% to 4.5%
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The index that the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK)
follows will soon rebalance, based on an adjusted market cap value from Friday's close. The new calculations show Microsoft
as the top stock in the index, followed by Nvidia and then Apple, according to Matthew Bartolini, head of SPDR Americas Research.
All three stocks would have a weight above 20% in the index if there were not caps in place. But diversification rules for the index limit how big the cumulative weight of stocks with at least a 5% share of the fund can be. As a result, Microsoft and Nvidia will likely have a weight of around 21%, while Apple will be down to about 4.5%, Bartolini said.
That is a change from the prior weightings, which saw Nvidia's weight be kept artificially low by index rules. As of June 14, Microsoft and Apple were both at about 22% each in the fund, while Nvidia was at 6%.
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The fund follows the Technology Select Sector Index from S&P Dow Jones Indices, which uses a float-adjusted calculation to determine market cap. The rebalance officially takes effect at the end of this week.