down 20% pre-market. worth buying on the dip?$ITRM - jump on board
no - they did an offering this morning.....might take a bit to build back up. Not sure of overall long term prospects.down 20% pre-market. worth buying on the dip?
For those who picked up CLOV, heard they didnt disclose something? Stock is down 10% this morning.
I just dumped my shares
All you guys aren't really investing, are you? You're just taking stabs, right?
For those who picked up CLOV, heard they didnt disclose something? Stock is down 10% this morning.
I just dumped my shares
Fair enough. Last time I bought shares was early November so just taking modest gains off table and seeing if this investigation is real.CLOV will bounce back BIG - this short attack is nada and look at their track record. Almost every company came back BIG. Keep selling.....I'm buying.
That's my investment strategy. I don't even look at my portfolio on a daily basis. I'm spread out in a lot of companies that I like for long term prospects and just let them ride. As my brother says, plant some seeds and see which ones grow into large trees. He always tells the story of Netflix which is worth 55 times what he invested in it early on. It only takes a few of those to make a lot of money over time.Several of them it seems. Certainly not all of us here. I'm a buy and hold guy, based on fundamentals.
I think that’s a double edged sword frankly. After being aggressive most of last year, I’ve also tried to settle on more of a longterm portfolio but if I don’t look for too long I may miss emerging names and technologies and specific stocks I own that are headed in the wrong direction and might be worth cutting bait on. For me I’ve found a mix of 70% longterm with 30% or so tweaking works well. We’re all different though and there’s huge value in not being stressed by this stuff in the short term and sleeping well at night.That's my investment strategy. I don't even look at my portfolio on a daily basis. I'm spread out in a lot of companies that I like for long term prospects and just let them ride. As my brother says, plant some seeds and see which ones grow into large trees. He always tells the story of Netflix which is worth 55 times what he invested in it early on. It only takes a few of those to make a lot of money over time.
I just looked at watch list I set up in 2003. Amzn goog msft in addition to a bunch of clunkersThat's my investment strategy. I don't even look at my portfolio on a daily basis. I'm spread out in a lot of companies that I like for long term prospects and just let them ride. As my brother says, plant some seeds and see which ones grow into large trees. He always tells the story of Netflix which is worth 55 times what he invested in it early on. It only takes a few of those to make a lot of money over time.
But overall did the good ones way over compensate for the clunkers? You're always going to have some clunkers.I just looked at watch list I set up in 2003. Amzn goog msft in addition to a bunch of clunkers
That's probably a good strategy. My brother watches everything and gives me suggestions when to pull out. So I have a free advisor watching for me.I think that’s a double edged sword frankly. After being aggressive most of last year, I’ve also tried to settle on more of a longterm portfolio but if I don’t look for too long I may miss emerging names and technologies and specific stocks I own that are headed in the wrong direction and might be worth cutting bait on. For me I’ve found a mix of 70% longterm with 30% or so tweaking works well. We’re all different though and there’s huge value in not being stressed by this stuff in the short term and sleeping well at night.