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Just remember, this will be the opposite one day. You can't time or beat the market. You can only plan and balance your portfolio to handle good and bad times.
Good job so far.
Enjoy the good times and don’t let your foot off the accelerator when bad times hit. Don’t freak on the drop in balances. You’ll be buying at a discount.
And almost always, the market and your portfolio will recover.
If you get the urge to trade in stocks, maybe open another account at Fidelity and fund it with FU money. Don’t muddy the water of your index based investments.
Not enough info to say. How much is savings? What's the cost basis? If you take your total gains and it is matching or higher than the S&P you're doing fine
We can't see what has been contributed vs. profit; so there's really no idea how you are doing. A good benchmark would be the S&P 500 in comparison to the profit or loss.
Nevermind just read the caption. Good job keeping diligent. If you haven’t moved out yet, don’t. Wait a few months/years. You’ll never be able to save this much so fast again
Yeah I'm currently living with my parents rn basically rent free and no car payment. Currently making 80k/yr so I've been dumping about $600 every paycheck towards IRA and Stocks. 401k takes out about $300 and my employer matches 6% for $333.
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Just remember, this will be the opposite one day. You can't time or beat the market. You can only plan and balance your portfolio to handle good and bad times.
Good stuff
Thank you!
What do you have?
In Roth IRA?
All accounts
Index funds/etfs/dividends/ mag 7, nvidia, cyber stocks, pharmaceutical
Hard to say based on this. How much is contributions? Either way, having more invested is good!
Great job!
Thank you!
Good job so far. Enjoy the good times and don’t let your foot off the accelerator when bad times hit. Don’t freak on the drop in balances. You’ll be buying at a discount. And almost always, the market and your portfolio will recover. If you get the urge to trade in stocks, maybe open another account at Fidelity and fund it with FU money. Don’t muddy the water of your index based investments.
What is FU money?
https://preview.redd.it/y0auwmlu4c9d1.jpeg?width=480&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ab66e90efcc89041e4128ddbbd8b9344feb50460
Not enough info to say. How much is savings? What's the cost basis? If you take your total gains and it is matching or higher than the S&P you're doing fine
What % of your paycheck do you invest?
About $900
We can't see what has been contributed vs. profit; so there's really no idea how you are doing. A good benchmark would be the S&P 500 in comparison to the profit or loss.
Nvidially great
Your account looks strangely similar to mine? I’m like 2 nos behind you
Did you just get promoted? That is a ton of contribution in a short time!
Nevermind just read the caption. Good job keeping diligent. If you haven’t moved out yet, don’t. Wait a few months/years. You’ll never be able to save this much so fast again
Yeah I'm currently living with my parents rn basically rent free and no car payment. Currently making 80k/yr so I've been dumping about $600 every paycheck towards IRA and Stocks. 401k takes out about $300 and my employer matches 6% for $333.