This is how I roll. Connecticut lobster roll. Not a seafood tower but baby steps...
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Cousin’s?
Edit: Just saw your response. I knew you were in Shelby County, and there isn’t much of that around here unless it’s Cousin’s.
This is how I roll. Connecticut lobster roll. Not a seafood tower but baby steps...
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Cousin’s?
Edit: Just saw your response. I knew you were in Shelby County, and there isn’t much of that around here unless it’s Cousin’s.
Where do you live again? Asking for a friendCash account returns from 6/1/19 to 6/3/20. This plus my 401k puts me at about 100k gained for the last 367 days. A new personal best. View attachment 284923
Well done! I dipped in VISL today too and got the .95 to 1.17 run. Sold DAL from $21 and I’m swinging TMBR from $2.52 into Monday/early Tuesday. PR release possible Monday and virtual summit on Tuesday. Good market this week—almost too good.Not to bad after only starting two weeks ago. I'm trying to target anything and everything that will have something to do with covid, opening, and moving forward. XSPA after jumping in a week ago at .85 has jumped the last two days.
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If investing in a mutual fund, I'll look at 5 or 10 (preferable) year return. I don't look at the absolute return as much as I do how its done in comparison to an index/benchmark. If something has returned 12% from 2017-2019, it was a dud.
For individual account, I actually track my return excluding investments that I made this March/April (deployed a decent amount of cash and funds from Disney sale early in year) and some that I made in 2009 (sold a piece of real estate and invested in market). I threw a disproportionate amount of funds into those accounts then and to be fair, any idiot that invested as heavily as I did from 3/15 to 4/3 would have done well. I can convince myself that this method to track is fair but my wife hasn't bought in yet. Ha ha[/QUOTE]
I definitely understand the wife thing.... My wife is the best source I have for determining the bottom of the market.... If she want's out, it's the bottom....LOL
On March 8th 2008 she insisted that I liquidate her IRA... We did and it cost her big. She's learned to trust the system since. When she starts getting nervous I start getting confident that the bottom is close.... She holds on now
I'm a individual stock kind of guy I haven't owned a mutual fund or ETF in 20 plus years. Of course before I retired all investments transactions had to be cleared through compliance to avoid conflict of interest and insider trading issues prior to executing the trade.
