Your investments

[cryptogeek]

These are my investments so far and I don't plan on changing them. Most of them are longer term but they are set up to maintain wealth and to make sure that I make money in any situation.

Longterm: 1) Buying physical silver and gold. Hold and don't sell. 2) Stocks in junior gold and silver mining companies as well as uranium mining companies.

Bitcoin and alternative coin currencies.

Results, I am up 20% this year on physical gold. I am up on the gold stocks but the percentage I am unsure of. The mining stocks are longterm invesments.

Bitcoin, I have doubled my money since last year and on the other coin currencies I make a minimum of 15% before I trade.

 

[Superfluous]

These are my investments so far and I don't plan on changing them. Most of them are longer term but they are set up to maintain wealth and to make sure that I make money in any situation.

Longterm: 1) Buying physical silver and gold. Hold and don't sell. 2) Stocks in junior gold and silver mining companies as well as uranium mining companies.

Bitcoin and alternative coin currencies.

Results, I am up 20% this year on physical gold. I am up on the gold stocks but the percentage I am unsure of. The mining stocks are longterm invesments.

Bitcoin, I have doubled my money since last year and on the other coin currencies I make a minimum of 15% before I trade.

and what happens when the price of gold goes down? that's an extremely risky allocation dude

 

[cryptogeek]

The physical price of gold is determined by traded paper.

30% allocated to physicals
30% to shares
30% held in national currency
10% in digital currencies

 

[Superfluous]

The physical price of gold is determined by traded paper.

30% allocated to physicals
30% to shares
30% held in national currency
10% in digital currencies

that doesn't answer my question or explain why betting on one thing and one thing only is a safe bet

 

[Conor McGregor]

and what happens when the price of gold goes down? that's an extremely risky allocation dude

That's the risk you got to take if you wanna make some

 

[Superfluous]

That's the risk you got to take if you wanna make some

no, that's stupid investment practice which will ruin you in the long run. there are calculated risks and there are reasonable risks; this is the former

 

[Superfluous]

assuming not much changes between now and the end of the year, i think it's time for my annual assessment post

current holdings:
(weights and amounts hidden for privacy)

thoughts:
ALK - maybe trade for another airline stock though fairly content
AYI - likely drop this
EXPE - likely hold
FB - hold
HD - hold
MA - hold
SBUX - sell
SNA - likely sell
UHAL - likely sell
UNH - hold

performance:
S&P + 2.5% YTD
worst year ever relative to market but okay result overall

going forwards:
will likely invest about $20k more than last year. potentially moving into some energy/finance buys that i've become less hesitant on recently. happy to listen to thoughts

 

[bloody fear]

Current holdings are a few grand in SPXL (3x leveraged SP500 ETF) and roughly a grand in VOO (SP500 ETF). Not bad gains with the both of them this side of the election.

 

assuming not much changes between now and the end of the year, i think it's time for my annual assessment post

current holdings:
(weights and amounts hidden for privacy)

thoughts:
ALK - maybe trade for another airline stock though fairly content
AYI - likely drop this
EXPE - likely hold
FB - hold
HD - hold
MA - hold
SBUX - sell
SNA - likely sell
UHAL - likely sell
UNH - hold

performance:
S&P + 2.5% YTD
worst year ever relative to market but okay result overall

going forwards:
will likely invest about $20k more than last year. potentially moving into some energy/finance buys that i've become less hesitant on recently. happy to listen to thoughts

I assume you're a long-term trader? You should consider adding AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) to your portfolio. Long-term or swing trader, AMD is great if you do your due diligence (which I know you do).

 

[Superfluous]

I assume you're a long-term trader? You should consider adding AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) to your portfolio. Long-term or swing trader, AMD is great if you do your due diligence (which I know you do).

yeah, mostly long term trader, and will look into it - thanks! i totally forgot about updating my portfolio a few weeks ago so will probably do it later this month... probably

 

[bam y0u dead]

I've started getting into this here's my current portfolio, any advice would be appreciated.
Tax free Isa shares - opened April 2016

Fund and shares account- Opened October

 

Wanted to see what everyone else is invested. I'm still riding the wave with AMD.

 

[Sneaky]

I've invested into some cloud mining of BTC

If anyone wants to reap the profits then shoot me a PM

 

[holy cherrys]

Are stocks something anyone can get into?

 

[kc]

Are stocks something anyone can get into?

As far as I am aware, yes.

 

[Clinton4Jail]

As far as I am aware, yes.

Any free guide/tips available for just getting started ? I get the feeling if i google Stocks i'm going to be pounded by google adverts for companies that will probably charge an arm and a leg just for setting up? Or have i got this all wrong Lol. Thanks in advance.

 

[kc]

Any free guide/tips available for just getting started ? I get the feeling if i google Stocks i'm going to be pounded by google adverts for companies that will probably charge an arm and a leg just for setting up? Or have i got this all wrong Lol. Thanks in advance.

I'm not the best person to ask tbh. I'd help you out but I don't want to pretend like I know and link you shit guides/tips :3

 

[Clinton4Jail]

I'm not the best person to ask tbh. I'd help you out but I don't want to pretend like I know and link you shit guides/tips :3

Alright no worries Lol , if you could inbox me a portfolio recommendation ? or anything really Tbh Lol. Thanks

 

Alright no worries Lol , if you could inbox me a portfolio recommendation ? or anything really Tbh Lol. Thanks

To be honest, no one is going to just give you recommendations for your portfolio. They might give advice or some resources to check out, but to just tell you what you should get into won't happen here unless you're buddy buddy with them.

I say this because what if your positions all go to shit? How will you know when to sell, keep, etc? If you don't know that info, then you will be in for a world of hurt if you get down because you will have relied on the advice of a random person on starting your portfolio. I'm a novice as well, so bare with me here.

Read some books on investing/trading (plenty out there for all levels of investors), blogs, news reports, Investopedia (website), etc. I really like Anthony Robbins and his ideologies - mostly the retirement stuff he puts out.

Good luck!

 

[kc]

Invested in these cryptos:

• ETH
• PIVX
• PEPECASH