I started investing in stocks with my taxable account. I used the buy and hold strategy in my Roth, adding some Berkshire B stock, MSFT, NVDA and an S&P 500 and total market exchange-traded fund.
So far I'm doing good, approaching retirement with about 800k in savings. Transitioning from building wealth to spending can be scary, especially with soaring inflation. My question is, after maxing out my tax-advantaged retirement accounts, what next?
Apple, Microsoft, coca-Cola, Costco, United Health, Waste Management, McDonald’s, Alphabet Class A, Berkshire Hathaway
I’m considering putting around $220K into five stocks, TSLA, AMD, PLTR, HIMS, and NVDA. Do you think these will be top performers this year?
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I own all of them with one buy and it’s call Voo.
I'm holding over $250,000 in cash, earning about 5.15% interest. With the current fears of a recession due to Trump's aggressive tariff policies, I'm hesitant to invest in index funds. Are there better strategies to achieve higher returns from stocks?
I’m new when it’s come to investing and I’m really need help. Do I need to buy exactly the price or just a few bucks
I'm just buying as the market goes down. I've been sitting on cash for over a year. Keep going or hold on?
I have a few questions, what does todays volume mean and what does the green and red mean? I’m new to stocks but would love to learn:) Also do you know any stocking apps for beginners?
Very informative and easy video. Appreciate much. I am new to this stock market and I learned a lot.
GOGY is a strong contender in the fast-growing energy drink market, with a 200% return since the launch. Invest now.
United Health... RIP! Falling like a rock.
Just subscribed to your channel and it’s helped me not only in investing but opened my eyes to a world I’ve been blind to for so long. I’m definitely appreciative.
that's true, but forever should not be forever as there are other ways to double your money, not just stocks. Especially since company can get bankrupt anytime, no matter how strong that company is. You never know what the future will hold.
Berkshire owns a lot of Apple so probably better to own Berkshire than Apple and pick another 10th on the list
My picks: AGNC, Omega healthcare, Oneok, IBM, Huntington Bancshares, Newell brands, Realty Income, Pinnacle West, Merck, General Mills, Medtronic, Texas Instruments, Bristol myers squibb, Pfizer. Good companies with solid dividends.
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