Pump and dumped half at 16 and the other at 21 percent.
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MGM upgraded to 58 plus today. Currently trading at $42.25
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I dont think the fact that AMC is up over 50% in the last 30 days is being talked about enough here.
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I'm up 295% on my initial ILUS investment from 8/04

**** AMC!
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**** YOU!
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My fat bag of 67 shares at 13.32. Not sure what that works out to.
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Costco
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Out of curiosity, where would you put your emergency fund? I have money set in an HSA to cover any medical emergency, but want to have another 5-10k set aside for any other emergency that might pop up. Would be nice to get some return on it over sitting in a savings account.
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Bitcoin.
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That's a good one indeed.
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Savings Account.

You don't want that kind of thing having stock exposure. If you insist on sticking it in an investment account, I wouldn't go any narrower than SPY.

Potentially you could look into a bond fund. VBTLX is Vanguard's Bond Index Fund. Bonds could potentially be a play, they're not going to get much lower, as interest pretty much cannot get lower, and if interest rates rise, so should it.

Still, Savings Account.
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Yup, same advice you’ll get from me. Needs to be super safe and accessible at ANY time without risk of declining value.

I have 6 months (some say this excessive) of expenses sitting in emergency savings. Came in handy this year when we could pay in cash an unexpected need of getting a new roof and AC units. Working on building it back up now too.

It’s boring in a savings account but it’s for emergencies, play it safe.
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Meh.
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Inflation is too high for your money to wither away in a savings account. Emergencies are what credit cards are for. You can always liquidate and pay the card off before interest hits.
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