@JASFLALMT wrote:
Carnival just hit it's lowest price in 5+ years. It might go down even more.
@JASFLALMT wrote:
I was just looking at my portfolio and reading news on TD Ameritrade
@JASFLALMT wrote:
I'm not worried. I cashed in on some of my AMD last week at $59. I bought it at around $12 per share. It's around $49 right now, but that's okay. I am so far up on it and other stocks that I will be fine. And I think it's likely that the market will shake off fears soon enough and go back up.
@JASFLALMT wrote:
I love technology stocks. I bought Apple at $92 a share. It was around $327 at it's high not long ago. It's just under $300 today. I'll never sell it, though, because it is a dividend stock. I like to trade but I also have long-term investments. I have a pretty well balanced portfolio, however, and not everything is in tech.
@shoptastic wrote:
eta: Fed has said they will continue repo operations through April most likely, though...so there's at least some liquidity until then that may prevent like a mega crash.
@Tarantado wrote:
It's Black Friday for the stock market!!!
@JASFLALMT wrote:
I bought some stuff today. Even though Carnival was down to just over $30 earlier today, still not appealing to me.
@Niner wrote:
I've lost so much money (on paper) these past few days. In reaction, I have not sold anything but have bought more of some stocks I already have and some that I have been watching. The market is on sale right now, so I've been buying every day and will continue to do so daily.
It must be hard for people who have the majority of their money in the market to see so much of it dissapear. We're pretty evenly split between cash, real estate, and stocks.
@DavePi wrote:
I bought a good amount of SQQQ stocks last week right before the markets tanked and I'm up about 25% percent so far. Probably gonna hold onto it for a little while till everything in the markets is discounted even more. I've got a solid 40 more years til I hit retirement age so this is a great time to invest for me.
@Niner wrote:
I've lost so much money (on paper) these past few days. In reaction, I have not sold anything but have bought more of some stocks I already have and some that I have been watching. The market is on sale right now, so I've been buying every day and will continue to do so daily.
It must be hard for people who have the majority of their money in the market to see so much of it dissapear. We're pretty evenly split between cash, real estate, and stocks.
@SoCalMama wrote:
@Niner wrote:
I've lost so much money (on paper) these past few days. In reaction, I have not sold anything but have bought more of some stocks I already have and some that I have been watching. The market is on sale right now, so I've been buying every day and will continue to do so daily.
It must be hard for people who have the majority of their money in the market to see so much of it dissapear. We're pretty evenly split between cash, real estate, and stocks.
Same.
I’m down maybe $400,000 but I haven’t checked. I’m only buying right now, not selling, so it does not matter. If I was older, I’d be more concerned.