Buy Stocks in 2022?
Have mostly been in cash this past year. Idiotic, I know. While none of us can predict the future, what are some good financial portfolio moves for 2022?
Do we feel like stocks will continue to rise? Have interest rate increases been priced into the markets yet?
If interest rates are set to rise, maybe allocate more to the financial sector?
Also, thinking about putting 5-20% of my portfolio towards various crypto. I feel like ETH is the best, followed by BTC, some SHIB and maybe even DOGE for shits and giggles. There's so many altcoins, may just buy some randoms one while I'm at it.
Don't know much about bonds, but they don't seem especially attractive. Unless interest rates go up.
Lastly, may invest in a small business as a silent partner or buy my own {modest} place.
Would love to hear everyone else's outlook/strategy, and I hope we all make a killing in 2022!
First off yeah sitting in cash is a big mistake especially over the last year or so. Was laughed at on this forum for saying I'm all in last year on TQQQ/UPRO/SOXL has worked very well. "Well, you're fucked when the music stops!" When the music stops I'll still have 3x what people who were chicken on the sidelines have done.
I'd just recommend UPRO. If you want, you can hedge with TMF and do the typical 55/45 strat called HFEA.
How can one be a cuck for TQQQ after it being hit hard the past few days, with more carnage on the way?
Been in solely UPRO and TMF since the start of the year. Rolled TQQQ profits into there. SOXL is being hit hard though. More carnage on the way? Nope watch and learn how this works
Your statement about having 3x what others have “when the music stops” worries me a bit (as much as I can be worried about a random person online). I’m guessing that was just an off hand comment and that you understand how the math works in a drawdown. Also, please see other comments about how timing is important in holding these highly levered funds, if you had invested a few months before the 2000 bubble you would still be down 30% in tqqq (I realize that is just cherry picking a time, but making sure you understand this).
Say TQQQ one more time…
First thing is what are you investing for, and what are your future goals...plan are buying a house in 3-5 years? have kids/family? retirement?
If you're planning on needing the cash within five years, I don't know if stocks or crypto is the best. If you're investing for retirement, best time to start investing was 10 years ago, second best time is right now. If you think today is the highest the market will be over the next 30-40 years, then don't invest.
Why do you keep saying this on every post. It's not wrong but just a weird way to put it. Everyone should just invest plain and simple regardless of what they "think" will happen.
So you sat out owning the broad market in 2021 missing out on a 25%+ return, and now when everything is beyond the ceiling, you want to jump in and throw 20% of your portfolio in DOGE and SHIB? You hit the lottery this year or somethin?
Same could've been said about 2020. It's never a good time to get in the market, which is probably why people say don't time the market but focus on time in the market.
And if you think this is the top, are you converting to cash or going short?
SHIB and DOGE are pure gambling and I know that.
With inflation / negative real interest rates, stocks are still the place to be imo. I’d maybe just rebalance away from the NAS and into more established value stuff (financials, healthcare, utilities, maybe some larger industrials, etc.)
Personally, I think $COIN is a pretty strong investment. Given it's TAM, industry growth, revenue growth, net income margin and with a fwd PE of 17.Risks obviously being tech multiples lowering, but this company is essentially printing money and it's in a space that is going to grow tremendously regardless of which coin wins.Another risk being regulation.
Instead of investing in stocks, invest on properties in 2022 in Dubai through UAE Off-Plan as I have invested on a luxurious penthouse in Dubai.
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I used to be like you (meaning “sit in cash until the dip”) but you have to rip the bandaid off and invest. I bought some tech indexes near the recent top, but it doesn’t matter.
Next time there’s a big dip, take a look at the last time the SP500 was that low. If you timed the COVID sell off perfectly, it would’ve been the same as buying sometime in 2018. Big tech sell off in 2001? Same situation, equivalent to buying 2-3 years earlier. 1987? Same story. The financial crisis was the only one that dipped down to levels not seen since 4+ years prior. But even then, how would you know to time the financial crisis perfectly?
You have to just rip off the bandaid and start putting everything back in. Now is a decent time if you’re comfortable with growth stocks. The market may never go back to levels seen in 2020-2021. So just get in and never sell. And if you need cash, borrow against your stocks or wait for your next bonus.
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