Is the stock market going to tank?

[Mazderati]

What about FXE? Fee erosion but seems accessible.

[JimmyCarter]

What about FXE? Fee erosion but seems accessible.

Not sure the euro is in a much better position. Maybe FXF?

[billyk]

Why would I feel smug. Like I'm the only one in the world looking at Tesla valuation in horror?

I didn’t say you were the only one feeling smug. Aren’t you mostly in bonds?

[Mazderati]

Not sure the euro is in a much better position. Maybe FXF?

There you go. And FXA for Aussie exposure.

[Benny Profane]

I didn’t say you were the only one feeling smug. Aren’t you mostly in bonds?

Actually, I had my toe in that tech water with a few techy ETFs, mostly "growth", and took one out today. It was ok for a few months, obviously. And I do still believe in the power of Amazon and Apple and large software companies, but Musk is a grifter, fucking up the same party, puking in the pool. But, yeah, 60pc bonds. I can't afford to lose, and these are volital times. It'll be back, though. Nowhere else to go.

Bonds are such a sucky long term proposition, though. Peak bonds right now.

[gravitylover]

Actually, I had my toe in that tech water with a few techy ETFs, mostly "growth", and took one out today. It was ok for a few months, obviously. And I do still believe in the power of Amazon and Apple and large software companies, but Musk is a grifter, fucking up the same party, puking in the pool. But, yeah, 60pc bonds. I can't afford to lose, and these are volital times. It'll be back, though. Nowhere else to go.

Bonds are such a sucky long term proposition, though. Peak bonds right now.

Yeah that's what I'm thinking too. We're about to stumble into a hefty chunk that needs to be protected but grow after we sell my fil's place hopefully by the end of this month. I want something with better potential but it can't erode it has to grow, both because he's just plodding along and relatively healthy for a 94 year old guy with dementia but it costs over $12k/mo for the place he lives and for us to not be hurting in 15 years when we're old like you. I can't figure out what to do with it.

[4matic]

Why is GLNCY doing so poorly when copper and gold are so strong?

The company said in July 2018 that it had received a subpoena from U.S. authorities related to compliance with corruption and money-laundering laws at its operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria and Venezuela.

Last year, Glencore said it was also subject to investigations by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and by the U.K.'s Serious Fraud Office.

[rideit]

Wifey sold a bunch of stuff yesterday and the day before, we are having takeout for dinner.
Yumm...

[gravitylover]

The company said in July 2018 that it had received a subpoena from U.S. authorities related to compliance with corruption and money-laundering laws at its operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria and Venezuela.

Last year, Glencore said it was also subject to investigations by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and by the U.K.'s Serious Fraud Office.

Damn, I remember seeing something but was busy and didn't really pay attention. My loss... Ahh well, hopefully it pops back over $5 and I'll get out painlessly.

[4matic]

Yeah that's what I'm thinking too. We're about to stumble into a hefty chunk that needs to be protected but grow after we sell my fil's place hopefully by the end of this month. I want something with better potential but it can't erode it has to grow, both because he's just plodding along and relatively healthy for a 94 year old guy with dementia but it costs over $12k/mo for the place he lives and for us to not be hurting in 15 years when we're old like you. I can't figure out what to do with it.

There's no growth profile that works for a 94 year old. CD's. That's it, unless you are thinking about your own future too.

[4matic]

Liking some of the dividend stocks on this pullback since they haven't done anything since March. I already, mistakenly, own some oil and those stocks look deathly sick again.

[mcsquared]

Apple lost more market cap TODAY than the combined market cap of 470 of the SP500

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[Toadman]

easy come, easy go.

[gravitylover]

There's no growth profile that works for a 94 year old. CD's. That's it, unless you are thinking about your own future too.

We've got him covered so what we're looking for is stable growth for ourselves.

[4matic]

We've got him covered so what we're looking for is stable growth for ourselves.

At this point I'd say a Target fund makes even more sense because the wide ranging diversification spreads out your growth risk.

For example. This JPM 2050 has a very diverse mix:
https://am.jpmorgan.com/us/en/asset-...807#/portfolio

[geo039]

Liking some of the dividend stocks on this pullback since they haven't done anything since March. I already, mistakenly, own some oil and those stocks look deathly sick again.

Dividend stocks like?

[billyk]

Just some profit taking before Labor Day weekend. Nothing to see here.

Looked more like panic selling yesterday, and early today, but seems like it is bouncing now. Time will tell whether it is a live or dead cat bouncing.

[4matic]

Dividend stocks like?

SPYD? Very hard to pick individual stocks now.

[4matic]

Looked more like panic selling yesterday, and early today, but seems like it is bouncing now. Time will tell whether it is a live or dead cat bouncing.

Probably but it is a three day weekend with position squaring.

[geo039]

SPYD? Very hard to pick individual stocks now.

Word...

[4matic]

Why would S&P not include TSLA in its quarterly index change?

[4matic]

SPYD was up on the day fwiw. It’s logical but could be short lived.

[dunfree]

Why would S&P not include TSLA in its quarterly index change?

Seriously? You’ve gotten answers, you don’t like them. There’s not much else left.

[4matic]

Seriously? You’ve gotten answers, you don’t like them. There’s not much else left.

Index committee is not using internet conspiracies for decision. TSLA has 4 quarters profitability signed by the auditors. They might be considering a volatility/gamma calculation as it relates to the index impact but Musk conspiracies from sore losers isn't one of them.

[dunfree]

Index committee is not using internet conspiracies for decision. TSLA has 4 quarters profitability signed by the auditors. They might be considering a volatility/gamma calculation as it relates to the index impact but Musk conspiracies from sore losers isn't one of them.

So did wirecard, bitch.