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Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
Cashed Out and Sleeping Well
()
Date: March 13, 2014 04:10PM
Too much shit going on and downside risk for me.
Never a bad idea to take some money off the table I suppose.
Still have some but most of that typically trades counter-market.
We'll see whether I'm a genius or an idiot in the coming months.
Never a bad idea to take some money off the table I suppose.
Still have some but most of that typically trades counter-market.
We'll see whether I'm a genius or an idiot in the coming months.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
WingNut
()
Date: March 13, 2014 04:16PM
I sold almost ALL my shit close to a year ago. In hindsight it was way too early but I don't have the stomach to go thru what some did in 2008.
Gonna stop sometime.No ones made shit until they've cashed out.
Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big again until the bottom of the next disaster.
Gonna stop sometime.No ones made shit until they've cashed out.
Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big again until the bottom of the next disaster.
idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam
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Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
cashed out bro
()
Date: March 13, 2014 04:21PM
I pulled out in December, should have held a little longer. Oh well.
I would say you made a good choice selling. What goes up must come down
I would say you made a good choice selling. What goes up must come down
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
kev
()
Date: March 13, 2014 04:35PM
So wingnut, you missed out on an average 20% return this last year? Lesson learned, timing the market is hard to do.
Cashed Out; You better get ready to jump back in, as the market can and will swing back up quickly. Again, timing the market is hard to do.
Keep in mind the markets going up and down is mostly a result of investors playing the market and making money easier than you and I can. Its not a realistic reflection on where the world is going, beyond a short terms bad news cycle. Read up on Warren Buffets philosophy.
Lastly, look at the attached chart for the S&P. What do you notice? There's a retreat (decline) BEFORE the S&P breaks into a new high. In other words there's a down then a better UPSIDE.
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Cashed Out; You better get ready to jump back in, as the market can and will swing back up quickly. Again, timing the market is hard to do.
Keep in mind the markets going up and down is mostly a result of investors playing the market and making money easier than you and I can. Its not a realistic reflection on where the world is going, beyond a short terms bad news cycle. Read up on Warren Buffets philosophy.
Lastly, look at the attached chart for the S&P. What do you notice? There's a retreat (decline) BEFORE the S&P breaks into a new high. In other words there's a down then a better UPSIDE.
Attachments:
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
ADT
()
Date: March 13, 2014 04:43PM
u are 1 fukin cheeky kunt mate i swear i am goin 2 wreck u i swear on my mums life and i no u are scared lil bitch gettin your mates to send me messages saying dont meet up coz u r sum big bastard with muscles lol fukin sad mate really sad jus shows what a scared lil gay boy u are and whats all this crap ur mates sendin me about sum bodybuildin website that 1 of your faverite places to look at men u lil fukin gay boy fone me if u got da balls cheeky prick see if u can step up lil queer.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
kev
()
Date: March 13, 2014 04:44PM
BTW, this from CNN:
"Wall Street is waiting to see what happens in Sunday's Crimean referendum on joining the Russian Federation, and what that outcome may mean for markets.
In addition, China announced that retail sales and industrial production were both worse than expected and that helped add to worries that the story out of China won't be a good one for investors anytime soon. "
Does anyone think these two stories will have a prolonged effect on our economy? Has anyone noticed how the same (fickle) investors drive the markets back up because of some form of "good news"?
Don't be reactive to the news cycle.
"Wall Street is waiting to see what happens in Sunday's Crimean referendum on joining the Russian Federation, and what that outcome may mean for markets.
In addition, China announced that retail sales and industrial production were both worse than expected and that helped add to worries that the story out of China won't be a good one for investors anytime soon. "
Does anyone think these two stories will have a prolonged effect on our economy? Has anyone noticed how the same (fickle) investors drive the markets back up because of some form of "good news"?
Don't be reactive to the news cycle.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
Cashed Out and Sleeping Well
()
Date: March 13, 2014 05:22PM
kev Wrote:
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>
> Cashed Out; You better get ready to jump back in,
> as the market can and will swing back up quickly.
> Again, timing the market is hard to do.
Not really 'timing the market' but rather simply taking profits. I was out before the 2008 crash and mostly in cash then and I've made a ton of money in recent years since after buying back in near the lows.
>
> Keep in mind the markets going up and down is
> mostly a result of investors playing the market
> and making money easier than you and I can. Its
> not a realistic reflection on where the world is
> going, beyond a short terms bad news cycle. Read
> up on Warren Buffets philosophy.
>
> Lastly, look at the attached chart for the S&P.
> What do you notice? There's a retreat (decline)
> BEFORE the S&P breaks into a new high. In other
> words there's a down then a better UPSIDE.
And it typically peaks just before it drops big. Extend your graph back longer term and ask Boomers how just blindly sitting on your money has worked out. Whether they realize it or not even if they've stayed in the market, adjusting for inflation most still are down +10% or more from Black Monday, the dot.com bust, etc., days. I don't play day-to-day other than in a few instances with fun money. But I learned my lesson about not taking money off the table back then.
Also, it's not necessarily an either/or situation as it tends to be portrayed in the typical simple general investment advice. There can be a happy medium between reactive trading and always sitting tight expecting that you'll always be better off. Capital preservation is more important than missing a few % in a toppy market. From cash, I can always get back in whenever. The other side of that equation doesn't work out nearly as well. Much harder to make up lost capital/profits.
In any case, you need to be comfortable with your choices and at this point I wasn't anymore so out the door I go for now.
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>
> Cashed Out; You better get ready to jump back in,
> as the market can and will swing back up quickly.
> Again, timing the market is hard to do.
Not really 'timing the market' but rather simply taking profits. I was out before the 2008 crash and mostly in cash then and I've made a ton of money in recent years since after buying back in near the lows.
>
> Keep in mind the markets going up and down is
> mostly a result of investors playing the market
> and making money easier than you and I can. Its
> not a realistic reflection on where the world is
> going, beyond a short terms bad news cycle. Read
> up on Warren Buffets philosophy.
>
> Lastly, look at the attached chart for the S&P.
> What do you notice? There's a retreat (decline)
> BEFORE the S&P breaks into a new high. In other
> words there's a down then a better UPSIDE.
And it typically peaks just before it drops big. Extend your graph back longer term and ask Boomers how just blindly sitting on your money has worked out. Whether they realize it or not even if they've stayed in the market, adjusting for inflation most still are down +10% or more from Black Monday, the dot.com bust, etc., days. I don't play day-to-day other than in a few instances with fun money. But I learned my lesson about not taking money off the table back then.
Also, it's not necessarily an either/or situation as it tends to be portrayed in the typical simple general investment advice. There can be a happy medium between reactive trading and always sitting tight expecting that you'll always be better off. Capital preservation is more important than missing a few % in a toppy market. From cash, I can always get back in whenever. The other side of that equation doesn't work out nearly as well. Much harder to make up lost capital/profits.
In any case, you need to be comfortable with your choices and at this point I wasn't anymore so out the door I go for now.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
kev
()
Date: March 13, 2014 05:30PM
How many different stocks and or funds were you in? Guessing not too many so it's easier to get out/in.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
Cashed Out and Sleeping Well
()
Date: March 13, 2014 05:47PM
Sold 7 of 11.
Tightened up my stops on 2.
Did nothing with 2 others. One being a relatively low-cost contra-market and the other being an MLP which pays based on oil/gas prices versus tracking the market.
For the record, I'm not trying to convince anybody. Posted this mostly just to keep myself honest.
Tightened up my stops on 2.
Did nothing with 2 others. One being a relatively low-cost contra-market and the other being an MLP which pays based on oil/gas prices versus tracking the market.
For the record, I'm not trying to convince anybody. Posted this mostly just to keep myself honest.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
fellow casual investor
()
Date: March 13, 2014 05:49PM
Cashed Out and Sleeping Well Wrote:
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> Sold 7 of 11.
>
> Tightened up my stops on 2.
>
> Did nothing with 2 others. One being a relatively
> low-cost contra-market and the other being an MLP
> which pays based on oil/gas prices versus tracking
> the market.
>
> For the record, I'm not trying to convince
> anybody. Posted this mostly just to keep myself
> honest.
'preciate the post, mang
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> Sold 7 of 11.
>
> Tightened up my stops on 2.
>
> Did nothing with 2 others. One being a relatively
> low-cost contra-market and the other being an MLP
> which pays based on oil/gas prices versus tracking
> the market.
>
> For the record, I'm not trying to convince
> anybody. Posted this mostly just to keep myself
> honest.
'preciate the post, mang
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
URA Loser
()
Date: March 13, 2014 05:52PM
Confucius say: He who attempt to time stock market will experience lower returns in the long run.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
adriver
()
Date: March 13, 2014 06:20PM
WingNut Wrote:
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>
> Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big again
> until the bottom of the next disaster.
Well you certainly know how to profit from market tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you should have no problem identifying a new bottom to buy back into. 20% loss and you'd still be buying higher than where you panicked out.
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>
> Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big again
> until the bottom of the next disaster.
Well you certainly know how to profit from market tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you should have no problem identifying a new bottom to buy back into. 20% loss and you'd still be buying higher than where you panicked out.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
WingNut
()
Date: March 13, 2014 06:33PM
adriver Wrote:
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> WingNut Wrote:
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>
> >
> > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big again
> > until the bottom of the next disaster.
>
>
> Well you certainly know how to profit from market
> tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you should
> have no problem identifying a new bottom to buy
> back into. 20% loss and you'd still be buying
> higher than where you panicked out.
I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things are good instead of staying and playing and waiting for luck to run out.
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> WingNut Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> >
> > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big again
> > until the bottom of the next disaster.
>
>
> Well you certainly know how to profit from market
> tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you should
> have no problem identifying a new bottom to buy
> back into. 20% loss and you'd still be buying
> higher than where you panicked out.
I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things are good instead of staying and playing and waiting for luck to run out.
idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam
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Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
Wingvestor
()
Date: March 13, 2014 06:37PM
WingNut Wrote:
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> > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> again
> > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> >
> >
> > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> market
> > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> should
> > have no problem identifying a new bottom to buy
> > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be buying
> > higher than where you panicked out.
>
> I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things are
> good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> for luck to run out.
You sound like a real penis
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> > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> again
> > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> >
> >
> > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> market
> > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> should
> > have no problem identifying a new bottom to buy
> > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be buying
> > higher than where you panicked out.
>
> I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things are
> good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> for luck to run out.
You sound like a real penis
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
WingNut
()
Date: March 13, 2014 06:40PM
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
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> You sound like a real penis
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
That hurts me.
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
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> > >
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> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
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> > >
> > > >
> > > > Hate to be cynical but I'm not buying big
> > again
> > > > until the bottom of the next disaster.
> > >
> > >
> > > Well you certainly know how to profit from
> > market
> > > tops by selling ahead of a 30% runup, you
> > should
> > > have no problem identifying a new bottom to
> buy
> > > back into. 20% loss and you'd still be
> buying
> > > higher than where you panicked out.
> >
> > I don't panic for shit, I tap out when things
> are
> > good instead of staying and playing and waiting
> > for luck to run out.
>
>
> You sound like a real penis
That hurts me.
idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam
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Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
gov dude 4201
()
Date: March 13, 2014 06:46PM
Lucky you can cash out dude, I think it will be good until after midterm elections...Obozo will kick the can in order to have dems win election, after that it will fall apart ...we are fucked
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
market timers lol
()
Date: December 23, 2017 04:51PM
Hows that cash position working out?
Re: Sold most of my stock today
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Rip Van Winkle?
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Date: December 24, 2017 04:56AM
market timers lol Wrote:
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> Hows that cash position working out?
Three years + and your replying? A long nap or too much of the glass pipe? You could be a case study for drug affects on the brain and motor skills.
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> Hows that cash position working out?
Three years + and your replying? A long nap or too much of the glass pipe? You could be a case study for drug affects on the brain and motor skills.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
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investor 86
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Date: December 24, 2017 01:50PM
I know this thread is from 2014 but I am thinking about taking my 245% Obama profit and my 24.8% Trump profit and getting out. Maybe leave 50k in there for fun.
Re: Sold most of my stock today
Posted by:
President Trump FTW!
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Date: December 24, 2017 02:06PM
investor 86 Wrote:
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> I know this thread is from 2014 but I am thinking
> about taking my 245% Obama profit and my 24.8%
> Trump profit and getting out. Maybe leave 50k in
> there for fun.
If you have to post some arbitrary bullshit on a forum, then you are either a liar or loser. Probably both.
Happy Holidays
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> I know this thread is from 2014 but I am thinking
> about taking my 245% Obama profit and my 24.8%
> Trump profit and getting out. Maybe leave 50k in
> there for fun.
If you have to post some arbitrary bullshit on a forum, then you are either a liar or loser. Probably both.
Happy Holidays