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Will 12-17-2020 7:54pm

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Originally Posted by z06psi (Post 1834296)
Party is about to end though.

Maybe back half of 2021. We'll see.

Q1 and Q2 2021? I expect buy-the-dip in stonks to work.

Back half of 2018 was the time to worry and start buying gold and treasuries. Overweight them outperfomed through 2019, and of course saved your bacon once the covid crash of 2020 commenced.

Now they're out of my portfolio. I'd be shocked if I bought them back in the 1st half of 2021, but I'm always ready to change on a dime if the facts on the ground change. For now, it looks like growth and inflation accelerating into the 1st part of 2021 in rate of change terms.

:waiting:

VatorMan 12-17-2020 10:56pm

I will say that just after the election, my ExxonMobil stock soared. It sucked ass while fracking increased oil production. I’m really looking forward to the increased gas prices.

Jeff '79 12-18-2020 7:14am

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Originally Posted by VatorMan (Post 1834541)
I will say that just after the election, my ExxonMobil stock soared. It sucked ass while fracking increased oil production. I’m really looking forward to the increased gas prices.

Looking forward to?
It's already happening.

Rob 12-18-2020 8:43am

:leaving:

2020 has been good :yesnod:

:leaving:

Mick 12-19-2020 8:24am

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Originally Posted by IrishSpuds (Post 1834999)
Options are like betting on a horse (unless naked), make sure you can comfortably walk away losing everything. As part of a portfolio they may have their place, but I wouldn't bet the ranch. My apple have done ok, but my Amazon will either shit the bed or fly, if the latter it better happen soon!

So, it looks like you are buying in the money calls? I've heard Lenny Dykstra was pushing that strategy.

I mostly only sell options. When I like a stock, I don't buy it, I sell a put. When I am ready to get out, I don't sell it, I sell a call.


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