Trailing stop loss for the win, who knows how much more room it has to run!@Broomd you better sell you SOB lol
If only I knew how wise Broomd was 2 years ago SMHTrailing stop loss for the win, who knows how much more room it has to run!
I'm hoping he has another prediction for us, I'll be all over it...If only I knew how wise Broomd was 2 years ago SMH
Until green energy replaces fossil fuels.....so forever.How long do you guys think these oil stocks run? Into next year?
If younger than 35 100% VTIWhat's the consensus on a relatively safe investment with decent growth if you have say $50-$100k to dump in at one time? S&P Index Funds? Mainly Saving for the future, one child, college paid for but doing private school. House and real estate are in good shape with very low interest rates. 401k, Roth, IRA and state retirement between my wife and I. I currently have a Roth invested in both a Fidelity SPY 500 Index Fund as well as a monthly deposit into FLPSX which is their low priced stock fund. Thoughts? Is one index fund better than other if that's the route?
VTI is the entire US stock market ETF with very low fees. Good exposure to everything. With your age you could split a little bit into something safer like bonds. Can get a little Non US exposure as well.Im 40 and wife 42. Why VTI over say SPDR? Just curious. I'm trying to learn and hte people posting on here seem to know a lot more than myself.
They also declared a variable dividend for 2023. I need to deep dive into that, but at current strip price that looks to be $1 a share. For some that's a real chunk of change.PR just announced a dividend. $0.05 per quarter, $0.20 annualized.
Permian Resources Declares Inaugural Quarterly Cash Dividend - Permian Resources
MIDLAND, Texas, Nov. 08, 2022 — Permian Resources Corporation (“Permian Resources” or the “Company”) (NYSE: PR) today announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.05 per share of Class A common stock, or $0.20 per share on an annualized basis. The dividend is...permianres.com
That changes the hold vs sell calculus.