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I have $5k to invest - All chosen by this sub. Year long experiment starts next week. Posted: 04 Sep 2019 08:19 AM PDT Hey everyone, I'dl like to try something here and see where all the sharp minds align. I have $5k to invest and will do it solely based on the advice of this sub. This will be tracked and documented along the way. Investments can be short term or long term, and will be tracked for 1 year. I'll check in each week to gather everyone's thoughts and change/update my positions based on your responses. My selections and investments will be picked by the number of upvotes on a particular stock, so if you agree or believe in something, upvote it and add your analysis or reason why you are supporting it. At the end of the day, all risk is assumed by me but I'm curious what sort of ROI we can achieve in a years time as a unit. My personal goal would be 10-15% after expenses. Here's how I see this playing out - Pretend like the $5k is yours, break it down how you like and list out the stocks you'd invest in and for how much. List these out and provide your insights as to why you feel the way you do. I appreciate perspective so having a writeup or more information about your selections are a must. Not only is this for me, but hopefully others that read these threads will have something to gain from this. If any of you have other thoughts/suggestions on how to best execute any of this I'm all ears. I think this would be a great social experiment for this sub and a real test of what the community can collectively accomplish. submitted by /u/atxcojo [link] [comments]

I think there is no rate cuts Posted: 27 Jul 2019 01:18 PM PDT https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/26/us-gdp-consumers-vs-business-what-really-matters.html There is lots of anticipation that there will be fed rate cuts. Personally, I don't think there will be rate cuts for July. Personal consumption expenditures is up 4.3%. Nonfarm payrolls for May increased just 75,000 Average hourly up 3.1% Investments, both domestic and business is down. Wether or not these metrics are not the upcoming one; It just does not seem likely or worth the US feds to do rate cuts in July. For example, Unemployement is low but its been low. Other consumer side metrics should be low in order for rate cuts to be considered in July. Domestic investments and debt is doing bad but consumer side isn't bad, i think it just barely passes equilibrium. Announcing a rate cuts in July is just dumb. It would make sense to buy time and let the economy ease for the month (atleast) and keep it unchanged. Just my thoughts. How about everyone else? submitted by /u/stockeroo [link] [comments]

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