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I feel like I'm already addicted to options/trading at 18 and it's ruining my life
Posted 2024-12-22T01:10:29, updated 2024-12-23T02:26:15 502 0.7351 wallstreetbets

Take it as a 16k lesson and disable your options trading. Just invest in broad index fund like VTI, even people who are professionals have a hard time beating index funds over time. The people you see posting huge gains in this sub are not showing you accounts they blew up, or the money they got from daddy. You are only cooked if you don't learn from your mistakes, good luck

Most recent 2024-12-23T05:15:31+00:00
Rate My Portfolio - r/Stocks Quarterly Thread December 2024 1 0.9254 stocks

Here are my goals for 2025. I plan to lump sum my IRA max in early January with the following ratios...

  • I plan to lump sum my IRA max in early January with the following ratios:
  • PPA - 2.5% - (defense fund for a dangerous world)
  • After this is complete I wanted to flesh out a portfolio for one year with the following holdings.
  • I know its often recommended not to have this many individual stock and that I should only focus on my top 5 choices, but after tons of reading I think this portfolio will serve me well with some stocks providing above average growth, some providing dependable dividends, and others that I can use to hold for slow but steady growth that can also be used to write options with.
  • I have a horizon of over 10 years so a bit of time being down doesnt bother me too much as these all would be long term holds for me.
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - December 22, 2024 1 0.9254 investing

Here are my goals for 2025. I plan to lump sum my IRA max in early January with the following ratios...

  • I plan to lump sum my IRA max in early January with the following ratios:
  • PPA - 2.5% - (defense fund for a dangerous world)
  • After this is complete I wanted to flesh out a portfolio for one year with the following holdings.
  • I know its often recommended not to have this many individual stock and that I should only focus on my top 5 choices, but after tons of reading I think this portfolio will serve me well with some stocks providing above average growth, some providing dependable dividends, and others that I can use to hold for slow but steady growth that can also be used to write options with.
  • I have a horizon of over 10 years so a bit of time being down doesnt bother me too much as these all would be long term holds for me.
Double dipping 1 0.6096 StockMarket

The fees you pay for mutual funds are outrageous. Your best bet is probably to get rid of all of tha...

  • Your best bet is probably to get rid of all of that and just put everything into SPY (The most well known S&P tracking ETF).
  • Lower expense ratio (0.09%) and higher dividend.
  • SPY will give you a CAGR of 8-10% (This year is not representative, 2024 has been extraordinary with returns across the entire market).
  • If you really want to go even broader you can get some VTI as well (vanguard total market all equity etf).
Investing $300 a week starting 2025, where do yall recommend I put it? Is this good list or are there any other strategies? 0 0.7886 StockMarket

I guess you can trust this list (just buy and hold for years you will definitely see an average of 1...

  • Total Dividend ETF: DGRW, FDVV, VIG, VYM, SCHD
13 hours ago 2024-12-22T20:26:57+00:00
Roth IRA all in on $GOOG 3 0.9481 wallstreetbets

This is correct but not the point of this sub. It's glorified gambling, not investing. People here a...

  • People here are not trying to build a nest egg and retire, they're trying to hit it big quickly.
  • I have most my port in "smart investments" etfs, VTI, etc.
  • but I do have fun money that I play around with as a toxic hobby.
Which S&P 500 is the best? 2 0.6124 stocks

VOO is the most basic and is pretty safe, with good returns. That's my main investment. I've also he...

$ASTS Position 1 -0.7713 stocks

Yet another penny stock BS. Fucking hell. Everwhere I go, so many pump and dumpers. Follow the folk...

  • Follow the folks with reasonable VTI positions.
Investing $300 a week starting 2025, where do yall recommend I put it? Is this good list or are there any other strategies? 1 0.5719 StockMarket

I think VTI is way too safe especially if you're below 40. QQQ carries the top 100 tech stocks and...

  • QQQ carries the top 100 tech stocks and that's where all the meat is in the stock market right now.
19 hours ago 2024-12-22T15:09:08+00:00
The More Aggressive The Better 1 0.9922 investing

I'll offer a few ideas for going aggressive within reason: 1. Upgrade your international allocation...

  • The first three choices further consolidate mega cap growth companies already found in VTI and VOO.
  • I personally have QQQM, but only because VGT excluded a couple core holdings I like because Vanguard doesn't consider them to fit with their definition of tech (eg Amazon and Google).
  • Add some Bitcoin, either through direct purchase of BTC or using ETFs like IBIT or FBTC.
  • However, you would need to exercise a lot of caution and understand what you are doing and how fast things can turn bad.
  • If we were in a bear market with battered equities, then I might consider UPRO or TQQQ to catch a big ride up.
Investing $300 a week starting 2025, where do yall recommend I put it? Is this good list or are there any other strategies? 1 0.9236 StockMarket

30% VOO, 30% VTI, 15% VXUS, 5% BND, 5% VNQ Hold the other 15% in cash in your brokerage account to b...

  • 30% VOO, 30% VTI, 15% VXUS, 5% BND, 5% VNQ Hold the other 15% in cash in your brokerage account to be able to make moves when you need to or buy defensive sectors like utilities VPU and consumer staples VDC to hedge against current market volatility.
  • Holding VTI and VOO together they have 87% overlap but as you build more wealth you can buy and sell between the two for tax harvesting purposes.
  • I also hold VYM/VIG/SCHD and I split my dividend allocation equally across all three.
  • They all implement different strategies for income and track different indices as their benchmark.
  • In the beginning you'd be fine to go 100% VTI or VOO until you build up at least 20-30k then you can diversify as above.
How do your strategies differ between your tax advantages vs regular brokerage accounts? 1 0.8268 investing

My 401(k) is in a TDF. I contribute well above match in that account. My brokerage account is pass...

  • My brokerage account is passive indexing (mostly VTI, a little SSO).
  • When I see a swing trade opportunity, I move capital from VOO to do that.
  • I rebalance on 1% allocation drift, and when I exit trades.
Literally 10% down 1 -0.9042 StockMarket

NGL this is perhaps the worst portfolio I've ever seen. Sell everything and stop loss. Go 70% VTI or...

  • Sell everything and stop loss.
  • Go 70% VTI or VOO, 20% VXUS and 10% in either BND, VGIT or even a Sofi High Yield Savings account at 4%.
1 day ago 2024-12-22T01:10:29+00:00
I feel like I'm already addicted to options/trading at 18 and it's ruining my life 502 0.7351 wallstreetbets

Take it as a 16k lesson and disable your options trading. Just invest in broad index fund like VTI, ...

  • Just invest in broad index fund like VTI, even people who are professionals have a hard time beating index funds over time.
  • The people you see posting huge gains in this sub are not showing you accounts they blew up, or the money they got from daddy.
  • You are only cooked if you don't learn from your mistakes, good luck
20 years old with 30,000 to spend - what should I do? 18 0.8393 investing

Hello, I'm you 12 years into the future. Knowing me 12 years ago, I would not have listened to the a...

  • Knowing me 12 years ago, I would not have listened to the advice I'm about to give you.
  • In fact, I did hear this advice, and I chose to ignore it.
  • Unless you get an extremely high paying job in your 30s and 40s and 50s, you will nolever be able to "make up" for the value of lost time value if you don't take advantage of it in this decade.
  • My biggest financial mistakes have been not taking advantage of a market that seemed too expensive when I was in my 20s, and blowing tens of thousands of dollars picking stocks.
  • You will fail, too, sooner or later, if you do not take the brain dead and boring approach I've given you.
Harvesting losses - but supposed to never sell? 1 0.9851 investing

If you had a car that was rusting out from under you and the engine sometimes didn't run well, would...

  • Many here will suggest diversification is the better way to grow your wealth, if that is your bag.
  • It's your money, but selling for tax loss harvesting and moving those proceeds into something that won't stress you out as much (TDF such as VTTSX or broad ETFs such as VTI or VXUS) may be worth adding to your portfolio.
  • Then, in a couple of year, evaluate which treated you better for future planning.
  • Library Books: Simple Path to Wealth (Collins, if you read only one, start here) - Your Money or Your Life (Robin); Broke Millennial (Lowry); CleverGirl Finance (Sokunbi); Millionaire Next Door (Stanley/Danko); The Index Card (Olen); Building Wealth And Being Happy (Falco); Get it together - organize your records so your family won't have to (Cullin, NOLO) and 8 Ways to Avoid Probate (Randolph, NOLO).
  • Podcasts: Optimal Daily Finance -- Stacking Benjamins -- ChooseFI \* -- Big Picture Retirement - lots more.
December 20, 2024 1 0.9683 pennystocks

Yeah. One thing I often smile about now is seeing all these people make money on securities that I h...

  • One thing I often smile about now is seeing all these people make money on securities that I haven't been watching.
  • There will always be more moves to make in the future, especially when it comes to the companies you know compared to the ones that you don't.
  • Long-term Index Fund with an average annual return of about 10% or more.
  • I learned about it through the FIRE Community around three years ago, that's "Financial Independence and Retiring Early".
  • A good option if you want something with reliable long-term growth alongside riskier securities such as the ones we see here.
2 days ago 2024-12-20T14:28:19+00:00
Why keep bonds in a long-term portfolio? 17 0.9542 investing

>and if I hold for at least a year, it almost always comes out positive (if not extremely positive)....

  • There are periods of times where it took a decade to come out positive.
  • Also once retired and drawing down this account you can't simply stop drawing down this account.
  • Likewise someone planning to retire early in 5 years may not want to be 100% equities because doing so may prevent retiring in 5 years.
  • However yes if you are young and won't be using this money for DECADES (not 1 year, 1 year is a fart in terms of investing timelines but 10 ideally 20+ years) then yeah sure being 100% VTI (or 100% VTI + VXUS) is fine.
  • As you get older and closer to retirement and your wealth has grown substantially your views may change.
Down jones down 1100 points and I just bought 20K worth of VTI. Good or bad choice? 10 0.9691 investing

Personally I'm moving into cash mostly for the short term (till post Jan 20). But most likely bonds ...

  • But most likely bonds BND for the foreseeable future.
  • Will we deport a huge mass of the working class?
  • I am selling all my individual positions and will end up with more of a Bogle approach.
  • I am positive there will be winners and losers but I have no idea who those may be.
What Are Your Moves Tomorrow, December 19, 2024 11 -0.9875 wallstreetbets

I'm so done with this bullshit. I am pulling my money out of this shit ass fucking market. I sold ...

  • I sold sofi at a $1000 loss when it was in the 6$, would have made $6000 if I held.
  • lost another 2k on AMZN calls when they went fucking nowhere, now $230
  • After all that, I decided the easiest way to regroup losses was to put 40 grand into VTI and chill.
  • Fuck this "bull" market mf shit ass fucking Ponzi scheme shit ass fest
VOO/VTI/VT Contributions and Wash Sales 4 0.9608 investing

It's great that you're already maxing out your 401(k) and staying disciplined with DCA (Dollar Cost ...

  • If you're concerned about avoiding wash sales, using VTI or VT in a taxable account instead of VOO in your Roth IRA can help.
  • So, substituting VTI or VT in your taxable account is a practical move to avoid triggering wash sales.
  • Diversification: VT adds international exposure that VOO and VTI lack, which could align well with your long-term goals.
  • VTI offers more comprehensive U.S. exposure than VOO, so either could work depending on your diversification preference.
  • Your Approach: If you stick to VOO in your Roth IRA and shift to VTI or VT in your brokerage account, you'll avoid wash sales while still maintaining exposure to the broader market.
5 days ago 2024-12-17T22:11:40+00:00
Is a 529 the best way to go? 2 0.9915 investing

UTMA account. This account, is more friendly for inheritance purposes. Below are the reas...

  • Parent chooses assets to invest in -- VTI or VOO or VT. Or, the mutual fund variants.
  • Aka: the child will inherit the UTMA account, at age 20.
  • (1)Spending on everyday items(2)down payment for a house/apartment(3)reinvesting to accumulate more shares.
  • Aka: this brokerage account will be generating the user (lots of dividends + etc).
  • Once the 10 year mark has been reached, the IRS will force the descendant to sell every asset in the "tax advantaged account."
35-year-old, Blue collar landscaper. I've been investing what I can since 18. Here's my current portfolio (worth $173,000). I plan on reinvesting for the next 20-25 years. My goal is to reach $1 million or retire by 45. I am open to any advice you may have. Thank you 2 0.9784 StockMarket

I'm 40. At 35 i had about 150k in market. Today it's worth 1.7m. My advice... Put bulk of portfolio...

  • Put bulk of portfolio in things like VOO, QQQ, VTI etc.
  • Keep a really nice emergency fund or some sort of quick liquidity for a downturn.
  • Take the other 20 to 30% and buy individual stocks but only after you paper traded and feel extremely confident.
  • Cashflow is important so keep the business and just delegate to employees when the time comes?
  • High net worth in brokerage opens up doors to massive opportunities.
Just starting investing a year ago. Tesla been saving my portfolio but it's leaning heavy now. How should I rebalance my portfolio? 15 0.9246 StockMarket

If you're interested in really diversifying you should perhaps look into ETFs/index funds. VOO, VT...

  • VOO, VTI, QQQ, VGT are some good options for s&p 500, total market, and nasdaq specific funds.
What should I do with 600k 5 0.8608 StockMarket

r/personalfinance is a great start. Will piggyback this comment with more suggestions. Also OP readi...

  • Also OP reading the above comment, please don't shove it all into VGT or MGK, pick a broader index like the first two (or put smaller portions into sector indexes like VGT/MGK, but know why you're doing it if you do).
  • VTI, VT, VOO, etc.
  • represent broad swathes of the market and are safe to shovel money into mindlessly.
  • Money put into anything other than broad market indexes should be deliberate investments based off sound logic and reasoning.

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Fri 2024/12/13 +0.31% +0.40% -0.33% -0.05% $299.93 #171 7 6 8 2.93
Thu 2024/12/12 -0.11% -0.08% -0.58% -0.57% $300.08 #309 4 3 5 2.06
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Tue 2024/11/05 +0.14% +1.27% +0.10% +1.27% $285.30 #224 12 8 13 4.73
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Sat 2024/11/02 9 6 11 4.07
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Sun 2024/10/27 14 12 16 5.71
Sat 2024/10/26 2 2 4 3.09
Fri 2024/10/25 +0.43% +0.85% -0.27% -0.09% $285.54 #170 11 8 14 5.61
Thu 2024/10/24 +0.38% +0.40% -0.20% +0.27% $285.81 #195 19 17 26 23.60
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