What companies are you guys investing in?

[Richard I]

I am already hodling onto high growth companies on their way to the moon, but want to hear what some other people are investing in.

[Triple G]

Mainly grocery shops and landlords. The rest i invest into valve...

[Dracoco OwO]

Don't have money to waste for that.

[Richard I]

Escrito originalmente por Fake:

$SPY and chill.

Why SPY instead of VOO?

[Richard I]

Escrito originalmente por kbiz:

Just put it in VOO and forget about it.

My Roth is 100% VOO, agreed there.

Escrito originalmente por Baron Twirly von Moustache:

All in AMZN.

Those Bezos bucks will come in handy when Amazon takes over the world.

Amazon is slowing, but is still having above average returns. I always stayed out because I thought there was only so much room to grow, seems I'm wrong.

Escrito originalmente por Sigma957:

It's all built on debt. They're all debtors at a higher level. It's all going to collapse. Something better will replace it eventually.

If it all collapses, then the guys sitting on cash won't be in any better position and it will be worse than the depression, affecting everyone.
Seems the best hedge against collapse is to purchase property, be it digital or real.

[Kamiyama]

I have some GME in DRS. Just holding it to see what happens.

If a short squeeze happens I would like to sell the GME for huge profits and then invest in AMD. I think AMD is in a better position than Intel for several reasons.

First AMD's fabricator is Globalfoundries, which is based in USA, Germany, and Singapore. Having multiple fabricators in safe places all over the world means fewer supply line disruptions if a war happens. Conversely, Intel uses TSMC as their fabricator and they are located in Taiwan. If China invades Taiwan, say goodbye to any new Intel chips for a while.

Second, AMD also makes GPU's which are relatively competitive with Nvidia. I will admit Nvidia makes better GPU's - but AMD GPU's are still pretty solid and generally more affordable. Intel also makes GPU's but they are not competitive. Most of their GPU's are the "Intel HD Graphics" line that you see in laptops.

Third, AMD's stock price hasn't exploded from the "AI boom" like Nvidia's stock price has. This is because right now AI is programmed almost exclusively to run on Nvidia GPU's. But it doesn't have to be that way and I think it's only a matter of time before AI is programmed to run on AMD GPU's too. When that happens, AMD's stock price should rise similar to how Nvidia's stock price did.

Fourth, AMD has the same transfer agent as GME. I could sell my GME and immediately invest into AMD without having to transfer funds out of my Computershare account. I mean, this isn't that big a deal but it is convenient.

[mai72]

Index funds. Access to the S&P 500.

I don't do individual stocks because its too much like gambling. My net right now after a decade of investing is about $400k. I'll hit a million in 7 years probably. Depending on how well the stock market does, but the American economy is still good.

The big issue most people have is they don't invest enough. I'm sorry but putting in $40 a week into your 401k isn't going to do hardly anything. Charlie Munger who was Warren Buffet's business partner made the comment once that you have to hit $100k any means necessary, because once you hit $100k in your portfolio the compounding effects accelerate very quickly. And so, once you hit $100k and if you get an 8% ROI (average) you are generating an additional $8k per year plus if you invest an additional $10k you can hit $200k in a 4 years, etc. This is the route I took. Invest $100k as soon as possible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQNGekNzaus

[Sigma957]

Escrito originalmente por DiamondApe:

Escrito originalmente por kbiz:

Just put it in VOO and forget about it.

My Roth is 100% VOO, agreed there.

Escrito originalmente por Baron Twirly von Moustache:

All in AMZN.

Those Bezos bucks will come in handy when Amazon takes over the world.

Amazon is slowing, but is still having above average returns. I always stayed out because I thought there was only so much room to grow, seems I'm wrong.

Escrito originalmente por Sigma957:

It's all built on debt. They're all debtors at a higher level. It's all going to collapse. Something better will replace it eventually.

If it all collapses, then the guys sitting on cash won't be in any better position and it will be worse than the depression, affecting everyone.
Seems the best hedge against collapse is to purchase property, be it digital or real.

We're heading into the next Great Depression.

[Kamiyama]

Escrito originalmente por mai72:

Index funds. Access to the S&P 500.

I don't do individual stocks because its too much like gambling. My net right now after a decade of investing is about $400k. I'll hit a million in 7 years probably. Depending on how well the stock market does, but the American economy is still good.

The big issue most people have is they don't invest enough. I'm sorry but putting in $40 a week into your 401k isn't going to do hardly anything. Charlie Munger who was Warren Buffet's business partner made the comment once that you have to hit $100k any means necessary, because once you hit $100k in your portfolio the compounding effects accelerate very quickly. And so, once you hit $100k and if you get an 8% ROI (average) you are generating an additional $8k per year plus if you invest an additional $10k you can hit $200k in a 4 years, etc. This is the route I took. Invest $100k as soon as possible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQNGekNzaus

That's great advice for people who have the expendable income to save up 100k. But I'm one of those $40 a week (at best) people who would never see 100k even if I did safe investments for the rest of my life.

Either I get rich at the casino or I die poor.

[Psycho]

i haven't invested in anything yet

[Richard I]

Escrito originalmente por Kamiyama:

Escrito originalmente por mai72:

Index funds. Access to the S&P 500.

I don't do individual stocks because its too much like gambling. My net right now after a decade of investing is about $400k. I'll hit a million in 7 years probably. Depending on how well the stock market does, but the American economy is still good.

The big issue most people have is they don't invest enough. I'm sorry but putting in $40 a week into your 401k isn't going to do hardly anything. Charlie Munger who was Warren Buffet's business partner made the comment once that you have to hit $100k any means necessary, because once you hit $100k in your portfolio the compounding effects accelerate very quickly. And so, once you hit $100k and if you get an 8% ROI (average) you are generating an additional $8k per year plus if you invest an additional $10k you can hit $200k in a 4 years, etc. This is the route I took. Invest $100k as soon as possible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQNGekNzaus

That's great advice for people who have the expendable income to save up 100k. But I'm one of those $40 a week (at best) people who would never see 100k even if I did safe investments for the rest of my life.

Either I get rich at the casino or I die poor.

Easy to get a high paying job depending on family situation. (No qualifications needed) If you aren't very tied down, you can get on with a trucking company, or traveling construction company. Laborers start off making roughly $1400 USD weekly before tax with living expenses paid for by the company which should leave more budget for investments. Then it grows to over $2000 a week as you gain experience if you move into equipment operating and such. For truckers, you kinda gotta start off in a worse situation before it gets better most of the time.

Just saying there are options out there, these are just a couple I have experience with.

[Blunt Raps]

Right now, im holding returns and watching the market.

I shouldve dumped my returns from 22-23 into nvidia tbh. But im more of a fan of the cheapo stocks where ill either lose my miney, or see a 300% return.

[[unassigned]]

any large companies that rent real estate, particularly housing. there are going to be less homeowners from here on out, these companies will only grow.
extreme luxury goods. in future the only people spending large volumes of money will be the extremely wealthy, look at what they buy and invest in that.

if you have the money or can take on the debt, buy housing. being a landlord is dirty money, but you can put the work in to be decent and caring. i,e, its exploitation but you can be equitable in the process

[76561198356019466]

My B&B.

[Kobs]

I invested all I had in my own, worked like a dog for years and sold it for a substantial profit that I'm now living off of

[Pieshaman]

get rheinmetall shares is my advise. better than gold