Originally Posted by myselff77:
Netflix is my #1. Bought a small position about 20 years ago. With the exception of selling off some to purchase a car a few years ago, I've held the entire time.
That tells us all we need to know.
I got into the Netflix game late, and I'm actually down a little bit on it. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
LLY is crushing, $500 per share this morning.
Honestchieffan is having a really good day today.
I have a small amount of LLY based on his recommendation a while back. I've got a pretty decent sized holding in nvo, which has been a great stock for me, and it's having the same bump today. Weight loss drugs got some good news today. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Great blue chips with those.
My biggest are Paypal, Amazon, Google and United Wholesale Mortgage (UWMC).
I need to check out UWMC. Never heard of them and they might be a good one to add next. Still debating between Campbell Soup, P&G, J&J, or McCormick. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
That tells us all we need to know.
I get into the Netflix game late, and I'm actually down a little bit on it.
Netflix was actually one of my first trades after opening an Ameritrade account. Unfortunately I was young and didn't have the money to invest more. Other than really liking Netflix as a subscriber, I was obviously very lucky on that pick.
Another one I've held for a long time is McDonalds. I bought it after the movie Supersize Me tanked the price a bit. I figured there was no way they movie would hold the price down long term. It's performed well, but the mistake I made was McDonalds owned Chipotle at the time. When they split off they gave stock holders the option of keeping the stock all in McDonalds or splitting it and getting shares of Chipotle. I didn't bother splitting it up missing out on a great Chipotle run. [Reply]
Originally Posted by tredadda:
I need to check out UWMC. Never heard of them and they might be a good one to add next. Still debating between Campbell Soup, P&G, J&J, or McCormick.
I've been thinking about divesting myself of JNJ. They're in a continual battle over those talc lawsuits. JNJ was one of the first stocks I ever owned, and I've held it for 30 years with positive but unimpressive results.
I bought some PG about five years ago and it's been solid. Not a moon shot by any means, but a good low-risk return with (Lew, shield your eyes) a nice dividend. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
I've been thinking about divesting myself of JNJ. They're in a continual battle over those talc lawsuits. JNJ was one of the first stocks I ever owned, and I've held it for 30 years with positive but unimpressive results.
I bought some PG about five years ago and it's been solid. Not a moon shot by any means, but a good low-risk return with (Lew, shield your eyes) a nice dividend.
Appreciate that feedback and that makes sense regarding JNJ. I always thought they were a solid, stable stock. Didn’t really think about those lawsuits, but that could be significant. I feel like my portfolio is too tech heavy and I am trying to see how I can diversify more. [Reply]
Any thoughts on RIVN and TLRY? Rivian had good earnings (still went down lol) and they're looking more and more like a legit Tesla competitor. Thinking of loading up a bunch of shares. And TLRY has been getting pounded since IPO but just entered the alcohol business buying 8 beers from Anheuser Busch. Could be a real great move for them cornering the vice market lol [Reply]
Originally Posted by ThaVirus:
What HYSAs do y'all recommend?
Not a ton of differentiation among them IMO. They're savings accounts, so as long as the interest rates have historically been in line with others, it's likely fine.
I'm with Discover at the moment (4.30% APY as of today). Used Capital One back in the day. I've heard good things about Ally. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaFace:
Not a ton of differentiation among them IMO. They're savings accounts, so as long as the interest rates have historically been in line with others, it's likely fine.
I'm with Discover at the moment (4.30% APY as of today). Used Capital One back in the day. I've heard good things about Ally.
Ok, thank you. American Express sent me some mail about their HYSA with a nice graphic showing how stupid I am for keeping my money in a money market account gaining something ridiculous like .4% when they’re offering 4%.
I’m actually thinking about opening a Discover credit card so I’ll shop around a bit to see who is offering what..
EDIT: Now that I think about it, I think Cap One was running some promos offering a few hundred bucks depending on the amount you deposit as well. [Reply]