Well, I guess there more to it and you have to have a sense when to buy and sell. It works for me for the last couple of years and I’ll stop when it doesn’t work anymore. You being in the industry can give us your advice, buy mutual funds/etf and hold.
Most folks in this thread don't really believe him.
We went over this last earnings seasons. Stocks on average are up post earnings.
Still haven't pulled the trigger on HOOD. Maybe tomorrow. NVDA may flip the market and cause a face-ripping rally. As Tom Lee says, whenever the market is scared of something untrue (i.e., economic growth collapse), sooner or later the facts win out.
Just trying to help you understand the difference between analysis/research vs justificationDon't yell at me. Feel free to reply to Pinehurst. Regardless, you know that sales, revenues, and margins are different than valuations. Right?
We can cover that once you learn the difference of basic statistics. Your post made no sense, even for you. LOL!
Same. I have a number of 5%+ CD's and also sitting with a chunk of cash in my IRA. I keep thinking that I will buy an index fund with it at some point if the market takes a big enough hit. I am 67 and plan to wait until the last possible moment to start my RMD.
If you are not using the money anytime soon, some of it should be in a broad index fund. Maybe VTI or something with lower volatility (VIG is also a good option).
Does it continue to go up for the next 2-3 months? I think you will see it fall 10-20% for these high tech stocks during the next 2-3 months. Meta earning came out Jan 29, AMZN earning Feb 6 and GOOG Feb 4.
Glad I held onto Axon although I was about to double-down at 3:30 and chickened out.Outstanding quarters for AXON and ZETA. Life if good. Keep buying.
Zeta is at $18 getting smoked?Outstanding quarters for AXON and ZETA. Life if good. Keep buying.
I didn't add either. It was my largest position in my personal account before the dip and my cost basis is $250. I came close, but decided to wait.
Not true.
You are aware 3 months is the quarter?
There is always a dip coming. The question is when?
The stocks dip during the quarter, watching 14 days doesn’t work. Meta was a usual situation, it isn’t 100%. Looking at your trades, most don’t make sense, it appears like you are chasing momentum.
What does this mean? "During the qtr"? Everything is during one quarter or another.
I would sell before earnings normally near the ATH and after earnings wait till it drop anything during the quarter sometime right after earnings or any time afterward, 1-2 months afterward, normally 10-15% drop from the ATH not the price I sold it before the earnings. I think this a safer way for me to trade. You have to decide when you want to buy it back. Sometime, it will continue to increase and never drop but you have to decide. It’s work for me but you have to be selective with the stocks.
I had a TD Ameritrade account, but it was transferred to Schwab in 2023, not 2024. So it was 100% Schwab this year.
As of now, it's pretty flat. Still need to hear from Jensen during the call. Lots of bears are desperately trying to find fault with the report and guidance and it isn't going well for them. NVDA to $150+ in short order.
Just doesn’t make sense to me when earnings are fantastic!
It can be a bunch of thing for any particular stock…sell the news, expectations, guidance etc..
One of the hardest lessons for investors is that the market (especially short-term price movements) is not about good or bad news/results, it's about exceeding or missing expectations.
Mortimer sell sell sell lol. You make fun of a 70 year old about a weather thread but look at you in this thread.
Wonder if people are still worried about the short report and thus don't believe these earnings.
Didn't get a chance today, but will buy more call contracts tomorrow. BTW, are you/anyone able to buy or sell options contracts after hours? Fidelity says that you can in a brokerage account, but I have never been successful getting an order filled.
