I am a very long term investment. I had bought this share $ResMed(RMD)$ since 2008 till now. However, I have sold and bought along the years. If I have hold on all the shares that I had bought since 2008. I could easily earn more than 1million now. Therefore, my thought is like Warren Buffet, hold on to the shares if you like the company business model. You think the company have a great potential of growthing in the market, you should hold on for long term. It will be able to give you the return x2/×3/×4/×5.....×10.
$Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.(FFIE)$ could be one of my once in a lifetime trade where it surge few hundreds % after I buy in for 2 days. Since this is a crazy meme stock, so I just play with a small portion of my capital. I locked all my profit at around 3.50 USD. How I wish that I buy it in a big amount [Anger] [Anger] [Anger] [Surprised] [Surprised] [Surprised] [sigh] [sigh] [sigh] Lastly, bear in mind that MEME stock prices are super volatile. If a stock is in the profit-taking stage, it might be overvalued, posing risks to new buyers. Investing in MEME stocks can be an option, but it's essential to do so moderately and with a rational approach. @MillionaireTiger
Honestly don't think the #memestock season is over..This was just the beginning..believe many others might be caught off guard again with #cryptocurrency on the rise again with #memecoins leading the way. Don't over allocate your funds to these though..And be prepared to lose if it goes side ways
Can properties also constitute as trading, in that case, I have sold multiple and made some lifetime deals. I have also sold some stocks and made some good money. I am just thankful. There are also lifetime mess too because losses can be painful too.
I don't know about once in a lifetime event, in retrospect I could name a number of stocks that "if only I'd brought them then". But I'm sure most of us have played that depressing game. To find a once in a lifetime stock, well you need to be insanely good at reading the tea leaves. I mean I purchased $Citigroup(C)$ And $Bank of America(BAC)$ last year during the banking crisis. They were both super cheap so it was a no brainer. They are both up over 50% annualised as i write this, which is nice. But then other people write how they are up over 300% and my excitement kinda goes flaccid. I mean I have had a few once in a lifetime experiences. In the late 1990s and early 2000s The New Zealand g
My once-in-a-life timetrade till date is probably DBS In covid era. Stocks were sold off below fair value and well I kinda conclude that if everyone is to die in the apolcalyse there is no use for money anyway. YOLO [Happy]
Roaring Kitty been posting bear beware / friends/ he's back meme every other 15mins but $GameStop(GME)$ Just keep sliding. Seems everyone is waiting for his trigger - time & pressure - as hinted. Gosh this is unfolding into an epic reality show mate! 😎
I am a very long term investment. I had bought this share $ResMed(RMD)$ since 2008 till now. However, I have sold and bought along the years. If I have hold on all the shares that I had bought since 2008. I could easily earn more than 1million now. Therefore, my thought is like Warren Buffet, hold on to the shares if you like the company business model. You think the company have a great potential of growthing in the market, you should hold on for long term. It will be able to give you the return x2/×3/×4/×5.....×10.
I don't know about once in a lifetime event, in retrospect I could name a number of stocks that "if only I'd brought them then". But I'm sure most of us have played that depressing game. To find a once in a lifetime stock, well you need to be insanely good at reading the tea leaves. I mean I purchased $Citigroup(C)$ And $Bank of America(BAC)$ last year during the banking crisis. They were both super cheap so it was a no brainer. They are both up over 50% annualised as i write this, which is nice. But then other people write how they are up over 300% and my excitement kinda goes flaccid. I mean I have had a few once in a lifetime experiences. In the late 1990s and early 2000s The New Zealand g
$Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.(FFIE)$ could be one of my once in a lifetime trade where it surge few hundreds % after I buy in for 2 days. Since this is a crazy meme stock, so I just play with a small portion of my capital. I locked all my profit at around 3.50 USD. How I wish that I buy it in a big amount [Anger] [Anger] [Anger] [Surprised] [Surprised] [Surprised] [sigh] [sigh] [sigh] Lastly, bear in mind that MEME stock prices are super volatile. If a stock is in the profit-taking stage, it might be overvalued, posing risks to new buyers. Investing in MEME stocks can be an option, but it's essential to do so moderately and with a rational approach. @MillionaireTiger
After $GameStop(GME)$ skyrocketed by 130%, it dropped by 20% yesterday.Is this grand meme party coming to an end? Have you joined this stock market feast?Many tigers have either made a fortune or suffered heavy losses in this saga.@Money365 , @MOASS , and @Bibou have made tens of thousands of dollars in this party.After last year's bank run, some people have learned their lesson and vowed never to trade meme stocks.Another tiger @Yonny , after losing tens of thousands o
Honestly don't think the #memestock season is over..This was just the beginning..believe many others might be caught off guard again with #cryptocurrency on the rise again with #memecoins leading the way. Don't over allocate your funds to these though..And be prepared to lose if it goes side ways
Can properties also constitute as trading, in that case, I have sold multiple and made some lifetime deals. I have also sold some stocks and made some good money. I am just thankful. There are also lifetime mess too because losses can be painful too.
I have never traded any meme stocks as the volatility is beyond my risk appetite. I must admit that i did entertained the thought of buying just for fun. However, there was many circuit breakers and when i saw the price dropping 2 days ago, i decided that it is better for me not to try so as not to incur losses. So far, it does seem like the momentum has been lost. But, if it returns, maybe i would be tempted again[LOL]
dangerous to do one in a lifetime trade with a big sum of money because nothing is guaranteed in the stock market. better to take consistent trades with clear stop loss and take profit set-ups. that said, long time ago I did whack a lot on a counter and doubled. however now the tech company still does not have consistent growth, so it's dangerous to hold for a long run.
Roaring Kitty been posting bear beware / friends/ he's back meme every other 15mins but $GameStop(GME)$ Just keep sliding. Seems everyone is waiting for his trigger - time & pressure - as hinted. Gosh this is unfolding into an epic reality show mate! 😎
My once-in-a-life timetrade till date is probably DBS In covid era. Stocks were sold off below fair value and well I kinda conclude that if everyone is to die in the apolcalyse there is no use for money anyway. YOLO [Happy]