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With in crypto markets, I'm still stacking Bitcoin, eth, sol, cardano, polygon, xlm, and xrp. Got a little bit in memecoins. Pepe, bonk, and babydoge. I don't know if memecoins are going to really pop this cycle. I think because of the government turning pro-crypto, we might just see pumps on the established coins

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43 minutes ago, Atxdubstep said:

With in crypto markets, I'm still stacking Bitcoin, eth, sol, cardano, polygon, xlm, and xrp. Got a little bit in memecoins. Pepe, bonk, and babydoge. I don't know if memecoins are going to really pop this cycle. I think because of the government turning pro-crypto, we might just see pumps on the established coins

I’m with you. I got XRP, Bonk, Doge and SHIB.

I actually bought more XRP this morning.  

 

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38 minutes ago, cmk4pres said:

The election has helped a massive amount. 

100%. That, along with SEC commissioner stepping down, is a recipe for success. 
 

(Disclaimer: Talking for crypto/stocks. This is not a political post please no one take it and run that way with it)

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1 hour ago, Blake Munroe said:

We’re shattering that November 24! 😉

Good for you! I’ve got a meeting on 12/2 with fidelity. I’ve been hitting my max for the last 12 years or so and putting in all 27 years that I was with Halliburton. I left them a few months back to go on my own as a consultant and will also be taking more control over my 401k. I’m currently limited on what I can invest but I believe I’m rolling everything over to a traditional Roth. At that time I’m taking about 50k and going to start some day trading myself. I work 14/14 and have a lot of ass time most days at work. The advisor I talked to the other day ran through some stuff with me and I feel a lot better about things. After running through everything it said if I just let my current account grow without adding to it I’ll have .95 of every dollar I set as my goal. I’m only 50 and will continue doing $2500 a month until 62 lord willing. Any good websites you use for day trading? 

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1 hour ago, Atxdubstep said:

XLM all time high was .94 and right now we are at .35. I'm expecting it to hit close to, if not exceed all time high. Of course this is not financial advice 

I hope you are right, my average cost on it is $.64 so I am excited about a comeback! 

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On 11/20/2024 at 1:16 PM, Blake Munroe said:

It’s not sports talk, but I’m down.

As someone who follows AI/Quantum Computing stocks… he ain’t lying. 

QUBT for quantum computing is one who has a chance to blow in the next year as well. It’s already tripled since I bought it. 


Just saw this thread. Looked up $QUBT and it was up $4.38 today alone (65% in one day). This stock has basically done a 10x since the beginning of November.

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17 minutes ago, marathon said:


Just saw this thread. Looked up $QUBT and it was up $4.38 today alone (65% in one day). This stock has basically done a 10x since the beginning of November.


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I looked at $IONQ, another quantum computing company, a couple moths ago. It was trading at around $10. I waited for it to get cheaper and now it trades at around $40…lol

I bought $QBTS (D Wave Quauntum) today when the market opened for $5 and it closed at $7.23 (up 44%). We’ll see what tomorrow brings.

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I love this thread as a financial advisor/planner for one of the national firms. For my long term investors, I’ve been using a 40/40/20 mix with mutual funds, ETFs, and individual stocks. I really like the AI, quantum, technology sectors; especially under this new administration. IONQ, NVDA, AMD are heavy lifters but also QQQ (ETF) has been a heavy recommendation lately as it mirrors the tech heavy NASDAQ 100 and is more diversified.  Its outperformed the SP500 since its inception in 1999. I also have been monitoring  AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) as it has a good future outlook. 

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On 11/22/2024 at 3:24 PM, Atxdubstep said:

With in crypto markets, I'm still stacking Bitcoin, eth, sol, cardano, polygon, xlm, and xrp. Got a little bit in memecoins. Pepe, bonk, and babydoge. I don't know if memecoins are going to really pop this cycle. I think because of the government turning pro-crypto, we might just see pumps on the established coins

Retail is starting to buy crypto, and trump being in office should help. I only have btc and pls. 

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15 hours ago, TylerHornFan said:

I love this thread as a financial advisor/planner for one of the national firms. For my long term investors, I’ve been using a 40/40/20 mix with mutual funds, ETFs, and individual stocks. I really like the AI, quantum, technology sectors; especially under this new administration. IONQ, NVDA, AMD are heavy lifters but also QQQ (ETF) has been a heavy recommendation lately as it mirrors the tech heavy NASDAQ 100 and is more diversified.  Its outperformed the SP500 since its inception in 1999. I also have been monitoring  AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) as it has a good future outlook. 

I’ve got a question that I’d appreciate an answer to if possible. A few months ago I left Halliburton and haven’t touched my 401k, yet. I’ve been maxing out my contributions for years but always have heard how targeted date funds usually underperform the market long term. The plan is limited as far as what I can invest in. In talking to a fidelity advisor he’s wanting me to do a Roth conversion and let them manage my account through their large cap strategy. I mentioned I’m interested in going into some of their higher returning index funds. He told me if I’m not on top of it every day that it’s a bad decision since I wouldn’t be doing constant “maintenance” on the account. Thoughts? I feel like he’s a commission based salesman trying to gain another customer.

 

Edit: I’m 50, and will work until 62, maybe 64.  I won’t need to start drawing until 66 at least as my wife is 8 years younger and makes good money. I’ve never asked an amount but around the time I turn 70 I’ll receive a couple million when my mother passes. I’d like 4 million in the account by 66, 16 years from now. I currently have reduced my investment to $1500 a month.

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11 minutes ago, Cajunhorn said:

I’ve got a question that I’d appreciate an answer to if possible. A few months ago I left Halliburton and haven’t touched my 401k, yet. I’ve been maxing out my contributions for years but always have heard how targeted date funds usually underperform the market long term. The plan is limited as far as what I can invest in. In talking to a fidelity advisor he’s wanting me to do a Roth conversion and let them manage my account through their large cap strategy. I mentioned I’m interested in going into some of their higher returning index funds. He told me if I’m not on top of it every day that it’s a bad decision since I wouldn’t be doing constant “maintenance” on the account. Thoughts? I feel like he’s a commission based salesman trying to gain another customer.

 

Edit: I’m 50, and will work until 62, maybe 64.  I won’t need to start drawing until 66 at least as my wife is 8 years younger and makes good money. I’ve never asked an amount but around the time I turn 70 I’ll receive a couple million when my mother passes. I’d like 4 million in the account by 66, 16 years from now. I currently have reduced my investment to $1500 a month.

This sounds like a question for OTF sponsor John Donovan of Longhorn Wealth Management #nofreeads

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13 hours ago, Derek Handler said:

Which app should I be using, i have coinbase?  Is there a more secure one for crypto?  Also, i use robinhood for my trading (betting), and Charles Schwab for more long term.  Would love feedback.  Also use Acorns for rounding up purchases.  

I use Public and Phantom. Whatever I make on Phantom I then transfer to Coinbase and cash out. 

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