PIMPING STOCKS

[call_me_ishmael]

I sold everything but oil a week ago. My airline stuff hit a high so I took the profit. I'm getting nervous.....

Did you go to cash, hold or BTC or what?

[Freak Out]

Did you go to cash, hold or BTC or what?

Cash in a high interest account. I'll buy something soon probably.

[Freak Out]

Well high for cash that is lol. BTC is a cult and scares the hell out of me.

[call_me_ishmael]

Housing market is insane right now. I am gonna buy a house, the market is gonna collapse, and I am gonna lose 20-40% of value, aren't I?

[MadtownPacker]

Yes you dumb fuck. Wait until all the foreclosures protections expire. Next year will be the time to buy IMO.

Any of you hoes get dooshcoin? Some fucker at work said he bought $200 few weeks ago and it’s $2000 now.

[Spaulding]

That coin was created as a joke. Ruins the whole crypto currency landscape. Would think a market correction is coming soon but then again the herd buys what the herd buys. I can't complain though as bitcoin cash has been kind as of late even with bitcoin fairly stagnant. Speculating on ADA too now.

[Freak Out]

Chia

[call_me_ishmael]

Yes you dumb fuck. Wait until all the foreclosures protections expire. Next year will be the time to buy IMO.

Any of you hoes get dooshcoin? Some fucker at work said he bought $200 few weeks ago and it’s $2000 now.

Yeah unfortunately so few houses that check our boxes come on the market that we gotta jump when they do.

Not a lot of 5-6 bedroom in our town and we ain't moving, so beggars can't be choosers.

[call_me_ishmael]

Lost a shit load of money on paper but still up bigly in covid times cha ching

[call_me_ishmael]

Anybody use anything like Wealthfront? I want to set something up where my money gets invested automatically without even thinknig about it.

[call_me_ishmael]

Alright folks - let's say hypothetically I pocketed enough money to have ~150K to invest per year post tax. I already max out 401K, etc. I know some folks do backdoor roth, etc but I haven't researched this.

Would I be better served investing in real estate or stocks? I don't want to actually manage the properties, just invest in them and own them since right now time is a limiting factor for me. I have young kids and a demanding job so I don't want to spend my time f'ing around with real estate too much.

What other types of investments should I consider?

[Bretsky]

What type of real estate, and why would you choose this over stocks when you seem to have don well with stocks. It's not all roses in real estate. Eventually this insanity will correct and some will pay for excessively overpaying for homes

[call_me_ishmael]

What type of real estate, and why would you choose this over stocks when you seem to have don well with stocks. It's not all roses in real estate. Eventually this insanity will correct and some will pay for excessively overpaying for homes

I don't know the answer to any of these questions. I am just trying to maximize my ROI with as little time commitment as possible. We get a big equity grant each year at my job so I intend to invest the the whole thing and hopefully set my kids up. Just not sure how to best do that. Seems like some peeps in real estate can make some serious coin, but conversely it also seems like they invest a lot of time.

Something I do want is the money to be relatively liquid so if we decide to buy a new house we can.

[Tony Oday]

I don't know the answer to any of these questions. I am just trying to maximize my ROI with as little time commitment as possible. We get a big equity grant each year at my job so I intend to invest the the whole thing and hopefully set my kids up. Just not sure how to best do that. Seems like some peeps in real estate can make some serious coin, but conversely it also seems like they invest a lot of time.

Something I do want is the money to be relatively liquid so if we decide to buy a new house we can.

Best way to make money in this environment is rentals but if you do not want to spend time you have to have a management company that cuts into your profits. This type of investment is NOT liquid at all. Right now I would leverage primary residences because rates are ridiculously low, so put it in rentals, if you want it to pay out to your kids, and then put less down on a house.

the other option is just get a financial advisor and open a brokerage account. Usually at $300k they start managing it better, at $500k the costs go down and over a mil they get even better.

[call_me_ishmael]

What are the stocks they are a good buy right now? Looking for phat returns and don’t need to touch the money anytime soon - in Roth IRA