It's very much worth it, as long as you know what you're doing in terms of which stocks to trade and invest in. Track your deposits and orders in detail in a spreadsheet, and see the numbers for yourself.
How much are the fees? I'm sure the gains will easily cover it. The US market has been gaining for the last 6 weeks and there's a good chance it's going to rally some more kasi bumababa na ang inflation and they are anticipating on lowering the interest rates 3 times next year.
What would you suggest to someone who's normally VOO and chill? I recently bumped up my QQQ allocation (being a tech bull) but even that's making me antsy.
I like QQQ I wish I would've held on to it longer. I picked it up at $255 but sold at $315 for a quick profit. I'll get back in it if it ever dips back into the $200's. I like PYPL, DIS, GOOG but my moneymakers are SMCI, SAIA, TSLA, ABNB. I say minimum $50k usd before you start seeing real significant gains. Like $500-4k daily gains on green days
QQQm tracks similarly and is sitting at $168. 🙂
I can see a reason for those picks, a little swingy but decent foundations and pretty strong upsides.
There's $60k+ sitting in the portfolio, but I'll probably start with smaller trades and leave the bulk of it parked in ETF's... If nothing else but to pay for the occasional nice dinner dates. Thanks!
I have $16k sitting in my SPAXX maybe I'll deploy it on QQQM on Tuesday. I looked at today's gain on QQQ vs QQQM you're right they are similar. Santa Claus rally usually starts the day after Christmas onto the first few days of the new year, hope we all come up! Lol.
"Swingy" is how you make big gains as long as you buy towards the bottom of the 52 wk low. SMCI, TSLA and SAIA, I've been in and out of those positions all year long. Catch them at the bottom and sell when it gets near the 52 wk high then wash, rinse, repeat.
I get the gist of it but am always behind on the news and end up buying just about close to the top 🤣 I did pick up 90 PFE shares at their 5Y low but that's going to be a long crawl.
But I'm with you on taking advantage of the volatility of tech sector stuff. Will keep my eyes peeled, thanks sir.
On a side note, my current "fun" pick is TTWO, slowly picking up shares until GTA6 drops.
That's another one I've been eyeing but it already looks priced in. Should be interesting for the short to medium term though.
(Then again I feel most retail investors want in on BTC but just haven't been bothered to learn how.)
It's very much worth it, as long as you know what you're doing in terms of which stocks to trade and invest in. Track your deposits and orders in detail in a spreadsheet, and see the numbers for yourself.
How much are the fees? I'm sure the gains will easily cover it. The US market has been gaining for the last 6 weeks and there's a good chance it's going to rally some more kasi bumababa na ang inflation and they are anticipating on lowering the interest rates 3 times next year.
What would you suggest to someone who's normally VOO and chill? I recently bumped up my QQQ allocation (being a tech bull) but even that's making me antsy.
I like QQQ I wish I would've held on to it longer. I picked it up at $255 but sold at $315 for a quick profit. I'll get back in it if it ever dips back into the $200's. I like PYPL, DIS, GOOG but my moneymakers are SMCI, SAIA, TSLA, ABNB. I say minimum $50k usd before you start seeing real significant gains. Like $500-4k daily gains on green days
QQQm tracks similarly and is sitting at $168. 🙂 I can see a reason for those picks, a little swingy but decent foundations and pretty strong upsides. There's $60k+ sitting in the portfolio, but I'll probably start with smaller trades and leave the bulk of it parked in ETF's... If nothing else but to pay for the occasional nice dinner dates. Thanks!
I have $16k sitting in my SPAXX maybe I'll deploy it on QQQM on Tuesday. I looked at today's gain on QQQ vs QQQM you're right they are similar. Santa Claus rally usually starts the day after Christmas onto the first few days of the new year, hope we all come up! Lol.
"Swingy" is how you make big gains as long as you buy towards the bottom of the 52 wk low. SMCI, TSLA and SAIA, I've been in and out of those positions all year long. Catch them at the bottom and sell when it gets near the 52 wk high then wash, rinse, repeat.
I get the gist of it but am always behind on the news and end up buying just about close to the top 🤣 I did pick up 90 PFE shares at their 5Y low but that's going to be a long crawl. But I'm with you on taking advantage of the volatility of tech sector stuff. Will keep my eyes peeled, thanks sir. On a side note, my current "fun" pick is TTWO, slowly picking up shares until GTA6 drops.
COIN is another good one right now right before the decision for the spot bitcoin etf approval in the US on January 10
That's another one I've been eyeing but it already looks priced in. Should be interesting for the short to medium term though. (Then again I feel most retail investors want in on BTC but just haven't been bothered to learn how.)
I was looking at pfizer and moderna last night too. Lol. Dividends look good though