ABW Stock Exchange: All Things Investing

I'm too risk averse.

I bought Aphria when It was $8 a share and held on to it and it's up to $23 something but I didn't buy a whole lot of it. But I'm making a couple $$$

Same with Sundial (SNDL) when it was cheaper

SMH

Im the opposite. I only buy a few stocks but buy big on them. So im either losing a few gs or making a few gs
 
I'm too risk averse.

I bought Aphria when It was $8 a share and held on to it and it's up to $23 something but I didn't buy a whole lot of it. But I'm making a couple $$$

Same with Sundial (SNDL) when it was cheaper

SMH
Sounds like you have good discipline. I'm the same. If you are a long term investor it's hard not to get caught up in the noise.

Here's a couple of quotes from Benjamin Graham (shout out to @Sion ) to keep you going

"whilst enthusiasm may be necessary for great accomplishments elsewhere, on Wall Street it almost invariably leads to disaster"

"The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself"

"We have already defined the defensive investor as one interested chiefly in safety plus freedom from bother"

And lastly

"You musy deliberately protect yourself against serious losses; you must aspire to adequate, not extraordinary, performance"
 
Got two shares of Tilray last year based on my girl research. We kicking ourselves for not doing more. Someone is bought 50 shares and is living right now
 
Tonix Pharm.

I already did.

I took your advice on that when you 1st talked about it here. I still didn't buy much though, only 10 shares. Which is basically nothing. Lmao.

I usually invest a bit more in stuff I know of or really done a bit more research on. One stock I've purchased a good bit of shares on is Arcos Dorados (ARCO). It's the largest McDonald's franchisee in Latin America, with spots in the Caribbean, Central, and South America. I got it when it was $4 dollars a share and since January 2017 it's been no lower than $5.40 and usually around the $7-$8 range.

I figure once things get back to normal and people start working like usual and travel picks back up the stock should rise back to normal at the least. That's one I would hold onto for long term
 
I already did.

I took your advice on that when you 1st talked about it here. I still didn't buy much though, only 10 shares. Which is basically nothing. Lmao.

I usually invest a bit more in stuff I know of or really done a bit more research on. One stock I've purchased a good bit of shares on is Arcos Dorados (ARCO). It's the largest McDonald's franchisee in Latin America, with spots in the Caribbean, Central, and South America. I got it when it was $4 dollars a share and since January 2017 it's been no lower than $5.40 and usually around the $7-$8 range.

I figure once things get back to normal and people start working like usual and travel picks back up the stock should rise back to normal at the least. That's one I would hold onto for long term
Ahh well if you want something with potential growth I think BP is a good one to invest in. They switching to renewable energy. Theres talks FCEL is being bought by GE as well. My FCEL stock i got at 2 bucks a year ago is at 27 dollars today, if a purchase is official it should go up a ton.

also PTE might be one to look into. Its around 1.60 a share right now and has been going up slowly by the day. I got it last week at 1.16 a share. about to throw a little more in there but i dont want my average to go up too much haha.

AMC is still a good one to invest in even though it was one of the meme stocks. once the theaters are back up and running there is gonna be an increase. Also rumors that Netflix and amazon are both looking to acquire a theater chain or create their own. AMC is the rumored targeted chain. Thats just from this reddit Vent my brother is in though so dont take that part to heart, but definitely consider when theaters open back up that stock is going to raise.
 
My single Twitter share that I bought april last year for 24 bucks is over 60 bucks right now. Thinking about just getting rid of it since theres no dividend but I also want to see if it keeps going up.

Great success.
If you’re talking about Square, HOLD. The kind of returns you’re gonna continue getting, don’t trip off of missing 5% a year on dividends...??
 
Man, I’ve been holding onto these few shares of BP since last year. I’m thinking about letting them all go and finding something else. I haven’t made a dime on it all this time yet.