ROKU was great for me today. I’m extremely bullish on their future, especially with all the speakers they’ve added to their product mix. I wish I still had more of that and Tesla but I try not to let one or two stocks be too heavily weighted in my portfolio.
Was surprised to see stocks red hot again this morning, after yesterday. I think some sideways action for a month or so would be healthy right now. Some valuations are getting insane.
Looked like that this morning but then my stuff is not far off day’s highs. I don’t know what to make of this market anymore, other than 2000, it’s unprecedented. FUTU is red hot.
Every time I sell a little Tesla it goes up enough to still be the biggest position in my portfolio, this run is amazing. I’m glad I have NIO too.
Today I cashed out with a 200% profit after being down THOUSANDS of dollars on this one for literally years.
Haha that's how I feel about some Ethereum I found myself holding with my pants down a couple years ago. Now the left side of my brain is saying take the money and run, and the right side is saying let it ride
Diamond hands 💎 let it ride.
Cash out some, set a stop loss on the rest.
Take out your $5 investment and leave in the profits.
Nice let it ride, you're playing with house money anyway
You still in on PLUG? I got in at 27 and the last week has been a rocket ship. Closed at 54.31. A guy I follow thinks it can hit 100.00.
Haven’t sold any. I also have some blink and fuel cell. I think these types of companies are going to boom due to these green initiatives and stimulus. Not all of them but a good amount will
I told my story about Blink here already but I bought back in about a month ago and it's gone on a good run again. I think it can be big this year. As EVs gain popularity, people will need places to plug them in. Fuel Cell does look interesting also but I haven't bought any yet.
^ This, and/or if @Minicoop69 is crypto currency-focused considering diversifying a few eggs to different crypto baskets has some merit.
What if the Central Government party boys are simply using TSLA? See reverse engineering, massively increasing nationalism, anti-US sentiments, quality alternatives, etc? Incentives may decrease, but mainland manufacturers are giving up on producing quality internal combustion vehicles, policy increasingly requires new/alt energy vehicles (25% by '25, 50% by '35), mainlanders, especially younger, increasingly prefer EV, #s of middle-upper class mainlanders rise annually, etc.
