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Squall28 05/08/20 2:57:29 PM #1:	How often do you rebalance your portfolio? What is your strategy when you put to funds into your account? I usually accumulate about $5k, and buy a company that has caught my interest. If there isn't one, I'll put it into VOO. It's gotten to the point where these small 5k holdings don't feel significant anymore. There will be a big jump in a stock I own, but it has such a tiny impact on my overall portfolio I don't really care much about that holding anymore. I'm thinking of selling some of my lesser earners, and doubling up on my higher performers --- You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending. -Misattributed to CS Lewis <cite>Squall28 posted [p:938831811] in Any long t... [t:78670324]...</cite> <quote>How often do you rebalance your portfolio? What is your strategy when you put to funds into your account? I usually accumulate about $5k, and buy a company that has caught my interest. If there isn't one, I'll put it into VOO. It's gotten to the point where these small 5k holdings don't feel significant anymore. There will be a big jump in a stock I own, but it has such a tiny impact on my overall portfolio I don't really care much about that holding anymore. I'm thinking of selling some of my lesser earners, and doubling up on my higher performers </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Austin_Era_II 05/08/20 3:02:24 PM #2:	I got $20K in a locked fund from my previous job. I don't care for stocks anymore since my contribution isn't much. I'm hoping either this year or next to start real estate investing for the long run. My current house almost has doubled in value. Probably will be by 2022 so that's a decent return for 6-7 years. Imagine what the house is gonna be worth when I'm 60? If you can deal with tenants or afford a property management company it's well worth it especially if you just don't get anyone to move in without doing your homework. --- No. of days without watching porn: 0 Best record: 3 days <cite>Austin_Era_II posted [p:938832087] in Any long t... [t:78670324]...</cite> <quote>I got $20K in a locked fund from my previous job. I don't care for stocks anymore since my contribution isn't much. I'm hoping either this year or next to start real estate investing for the long run. My current house almost has doubled in value. Probably will be by 2022 so that's a decent return for 6-7 years. Imagine what the house is gonna be worth when I'm 60? If you can deal with tenants or afford a property management company it's well worth it especially if you just don't get anyone to move in without doing your homework. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Squall28 05/08/20 4:17:56 PM #3:	Austin_Era_II posted... I got $20K in a locked fund from my previous job. I don't care for stocks anymore since my contribution isn't much. I'm hoping either this year or next to start real estate investing for the long run. My current house almost has doubled in value. Probably will be by 2022 so that's a decent return for 6-7 years. Imagine what the house is gonna be worth when I'm 60? If you can deal with tenants or afford a property management company it's well worth it especially if you just don't get anyone to move in without doing your homework. Plan is to afford 3 homes within the next 5 years. 1 is mortgage free others will be offset via tenants with gains. I plan on getting back into stocks when I can put $1000+ a month away. I own a REIT fund to get in on real estate, and that got fucked hard by corona. Think it's all the delayed rent payments. --- You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending. -Misattributed to CS Lewis <cite>Squall28 posted [p:938835943] in Any long t... [t:78670324]...</cite> <quote>Austin_Era_II posted... </cite> <quote>I got $20K in a locked fund from my previous job. I don't care for stocks anymore since my contribution isn't much. I'm hoping either this year or next to start real estate investing for the long run. My current house almost has doubled in value. Probably will be by 2022 so that's a decent return for 6-7 years. Imagine what the house is gonna be worth when I'm 60? If you can deal with tenants or afford a property management company it's well worth it especially if you just don't get anyone to move in without doing your homework. Plan is to afford 3 homes within the next 5 years. 1 is mortgage free others will be offset via tenants with gains. I plan on getting back into stocks when I can put $1000+ a month away.</quote> I own a REIT fund to get in on real estate, and that got fucked hard by corona. Think it's all the delayed rent payments. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SK8T3R215 05/09/20 12:55:33 PM #4:	Squall28 posted... How often do you rebalance your portfolio? Usually yearly but whenever I add to my portfolio I try to get my investments back to their targeted allocation. Squall28 posted... What is your strategy when you put to funds into your account? I breakdown my account into these categories: Large Value - 20.00% Large Growth - 25.00% Mid Value & Growth - 5.00% each Small Value & Growth - 11.00% each International Value/Blend/Growth - 6.00% each Bonds - 5.00% --- New York Knicks, New York Jets, New York Yankees. <cite>SK8T3R215 posted [p:938879036] in Any long t... [t:78670324]...</cite> <quote>Squall28 posted... </cite> <quote>How often do you rebalance your portfolio?</quote> Usually yearly but whenever I add to my portfolio I try to get my investments back to their targeted allocation. Squall28 posted... </cite> <quote>What is your strategy when you put to funds into your account?</quote> I breakdown my account into these categories: Large Value - 20.00% Large Growth - 25.00% Mid Value & Growth - 5.00% each Small Value & Growth - 11.00% each International Value/Blend/Growth - 6.00% each Bonds - 5.00% </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Current Events > Any long time investors here?