I blew through all my spare cash this morning. Added some shares of Servicenow & Gan and some index ETFs. I started a transfer and thought about using margin for a couple of days but decided to just wait.
It seems Powell must have said the good things and not the bad things. The market God's are less angry than at the open. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ChiliConCarnage:
I blew through all my spare cash this morning. Added some shares of Servicenow & Gan and some index ETFs. I started a transfer and thought about using margin for a couple of days but decided to just wait.
It seems Powell must have said the good things and not the bad things. The market God's are less angry than at the open.
Won’t know until close if rebound after open was true.
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
Im hoping some of you with more knowledge on the subject could explain this, as this is the first time I've ever invested in SPACs.
"Yahoo Finance Editor-in-Chief Andy Serwer recently explored the SPAC frenzy and cited Stanford Law Professor Michael Klausner's study “A Sober Look at SPACs,” which found, "SPAC investors that hold shares at the time of a SPAC’s merger see post-merger share prices drop on average by a third or more."
If you look back about 300 pages- I suggested Financial stocks. I realize dividends and steady growth are boring to many on here- but my entire portfolio is green now.
The "experts" were saying stay away from bank stocks, but I bought most at their 52 week lows. I regret not getting Square and Paypal though. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Halfcan:
If you look back about 300 pages- I suggested Financial stocks. I realize dividends and steady growth are boring to many on here- but my entire portfolio is green now.
The "experts" were saying stay away from bank stocks, but I bought most at their 52 week lows. I regret not getting Square and Paypal though.
