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[QUOTE="Hurleyman216, post: 3853406, member: 3517"]
You have to start somewhere. My initial investment was somewhere around $25-30K. It was a lot, but I had done a lot of research on this company and felt like it had very little downside and tremendous upside. I’m ok with “gambling” more with the shares I have because even if it goes to zero I’ll still have made some money off of it. Most of my retirement money is in very stable investments like mutual funds and etfs that will track the market. I like to take 10% of the portfolio and use it to be more aggressive. I figure I could lose a bit or I could hit on the next Tesla and if I do hit the home run even with a $10-20K initial investment I can retire a few years earlier. This market has been crazy and it won’t last forever. If the Ten Year Treasury note keeps creeping up the market will correct in a big way, but there’s so much stimulus $$ that as long as interest rates are low and we get Covid under control the market could still be hot for another 12-18 months.
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