Originally Posted by wutamess:
Who is Larry, Moe and Curly (Chris)?
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Larry Jones
Stock Moe
Chris Sain
There's another guy ,Sam, I think his channel is" My financial friend" I like but he annoys the fuck outta me. I also hate it when these guys want you to join a Patreon so you can see their stock moves sooner. I won't join any of that shit. Chris doesn't ask for anything but Stock Moe and Sam do. I think Larry does also. Can't blame them for making youtube money though. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
Larry Jones
Stock Moe
Chris Sain
There's another guy ,Sam, I think his channel is" My financial friend" I like but he annoys the fuck outta me. I also hate it when these guys want you to join a Patreon so you can see their stock moves sooner. I won't join any of that shit. Chris doesn't ask for anything but Stock Moe and Sam do. I think Larry does also. Can't blame them for making youtube money though.
Do you follow them religiously and do most of their stock recommendations? Do they tell you when to buy and sell, etc?
I'm still curious about what makes dividend stocks so attractive even with a 7% dividend. The dividend stocks seem to just trade sideways, so why not put that money in growth stocks. I mean 15-20% is easy now days. I guess if you want to keep like an emergency fund then a dividend fund could replace a savings account that pays 0.5%. Still learning .
How I see it is dividend stocks are attractive if you're at a stage where regular income is important, quarterly or monthly, with reduced risk. Retirees for example. Most of the typical income producers like REITs concern me though, because of the volatility. On the other hand your guy Chris picked At&t, which is one I've had on my watch list and agree with - it's trading at near bottom already and giving a 7% quarterly dividend. There's not much risk for dividend stocks like that. The good ones will weather market down-turns, AT&T didn't lose anything back in March. I wish Bond Funds could deliver yields like that.
By the way there is a low expense stock ETF that pays almost 5% yield, SPYD. [Reply]
Originally Posted by wutamess:
Do you follow them religiously and do most of their stock recommendations? Do they tell you when to buy and sell, etc?
Allow you to mimic their portfolios?
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I pretty much watch all their videos daily. They all tell you when to buy but Chris and Larry do the best at telling you when to take profits. Chris lots of times tells you what the price target is when he's telling you to buy. Chris will say something like "OK $11 is in the buy zone, we're gonna ride this to 30 and take profit"
Do I follow all their recommendations? Hell no. But I do listen and pick and choose. Hell ,you got a group of guys here spending all their time doing the research while I go fishin. Win, Win! [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Just buy Tesla, Roku and square. That’s that funds biggest holdings
You can go here and watch what they do on a daily basis. You'll see them selling TSLA regularly but don't be alarmed. It's because Tesla is growing and they want to keep it at a 10% level. I like to watch what they buy daily. If they're buying you better pay attention. They only win!
Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
Anybody got any thoughts on BNGO. Looks like Vanguard just scooped up some and it's expected ARK will buy in as it is apparently on Cathie's radar.
Sure looks like institutional buying on its recent move.
Hard to speculate but could be a decent call given Wood’s history and play in this sector. [Reply]
Originally Posted by chiefnchopper:
Just been maxing the Roth IRA each year. Anyone own rental houses? Are you getting a higher return from your rental(s) than an average year of the S&P 500 returns (9%)?
What's your Roth IRA through? Vanguard? My annualized returns shows 10.7% which is disappointing to your 30% but I also have 10% bond and some international stocks. Thinking I may just switch over to Vanguard and do the S&P 500 though.
Hog is a rental guy. I wish I had done more with rental property when I was younger, but I don't think I've got the right time horizon now. I've got one rental that's been great, but I don't have financials since I bought it with my house. I just know that it prints money every month. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
Hog is a rental guy. I wish I had done more with rental property when I was younger, but I don't think I've got the right time horizon now. I've got one rental that's been great, but I don't have financials since I bought it with my house. I just know that it prints money every month.
I’m trying to decide whether or not to buy a place in Washington, live in it for three years, and rent it afterwards from afar. [Reply]