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15 hours ago, Konebhar6 said:

Me too.

Why do you want to buy a saturated company?

Better to be in growth stocks with rate cuts in future.

Or buy Google or Snp500....avoid Apple

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2 hours ago, krishnaaa said:

Why do you want to buy a saturated company?

Better to be in growth stocks with rate cuts in future.

Or buy Google or Snp500....avoid Apple

Need to have some steady stocks in portfolio too. I want balanced so that downside is limited as well. 

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22 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

Need to have some steady stocks in portfolio too. I want balanced so that downside is limited as well. 

Snp500 is much better.

Apple is overvalued by atleast 20%

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1 minute ago, Vaaaampire said:

Me: Stay put

So far i am also stayput. But thinking to move some investments to cash. I see tough road ahead in 2024.

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52 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

So far i am also stayput. But thinking to move some investments to cash. I see tough road ahead in 2024.

Don't forget that stock market bakes in the future as well.

For example stocks hit all time highs when Germany was in recession.

 

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1 hour ago, Konebhar6 said:

So far i am also stayput. But thinking to move some investments to cash. I see tough road ahead in 2024.

The current market is one of a kind. Its all speculations. No one knows how it ends.

interest rate intha penchina inflation control avvaledhu. Next year being election year, they will have to stay put on interest rates.  Layoffs, companies closing down will hurt dems very badly. They will try make sure it does not happen.

if i had to guess, 2024 will be fine. 2025/26 will be the worst.

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One unique situation is there are ton of millionaires sitting on cash. They may invest that money when ever they get good chance which would eventually delay recession. 
for example, housing market in bay area is still strong. Even with current rates, sellers are not reducing prices since most of them refinanced in 20/21. 5-7 arm would expire in 26-29 period and thats when things turn ugly imo

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52 minutes ago, Vaaaampire said:

One unique situation is there are ton of millionaires sitting on cash. They may invest that money when ever they get good chance which would eventually delay recession. 
for example, housing market in bay area is still strong. Even with current rates, sellers are not reducing prices since most of them refinanced in 20/21. 5-7 arm would expire in 26-29 period and thats when things turn ugly imo

They are all taking ARM loans? Even then they are 6+?

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2 hours ago, Vaaaampire said:

The current market is one of a kind. Its all speculations. No one knows how it ends.

interest rate intha penchina inflation control avvaledhu. Next year being election year, they will have to stay put on interest rates.  Layoffs, companies closing down will hurt dems very badly. They will try make sure it does not happen.

if i had to guess, 2024 will be fine. 2025/26 will be the worst.

Its true that this market/economy is very different and does not draw comparisons to previous bull/bear runs. At some point Cash will be the king. When markets fall (when ever that happens), everyone's money gets stuck and will create liquidity concerns. 

 

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Made an google sheet to analyze good dividend paying Stocks/ETFs. Its a work in progress. But template is good. 

I will add more dividend paying stocks. If you have any recommendations on Div/ETF stocks, let me know, I will add. Make any suggestions if you have.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10z8HBmXI8apRz7C5qqLVsqYyFFpb4CsFP75UxfQwcGI/edit#gid=243618173

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5 hours ago, Konebhar6 said:

Made an google sheet to analyze good dividend paying Stocks/ETFs. Its a work in progress. But template is good. 

I will add more dividend paying stocks. If you have any recommendations on Div/ETF stocks, let me know, I will add. Make any suggestions if you have.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10z8HBmXI8apRz7C5qqLVsqYyFFpb4CsFP75UxfQwcGI/edit#gid=243618173

Arcc working out well for dividend. Stock is stuck at 18 to 19 for a while though 

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5 hours ago, Pavanonline said:

Arcc working out well for dividend. Stock is stuck at 18 to 19 for a while though 

I use trackers like these to keep track of stocks/ETF. IT came down to $10 in 2020. Anytime it falls like that, its a great pick up. Even otherwise, it seems to be in 16-20 range and giving 10% div with increasing dividends over years. Good one to have.

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