The Rokslide Stock Traders Thread

[Beendare]

Thoughts on these options for 401k? I can do a percentage or all. It goes in order of most to least aggressive View attachment 1052357View attachment 1052358
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Splitting your money between a S&P index type fund and a world large cap div fund is a good strategy. The S&P index is primed to succeed. Every year they prune the losers and add the gainers- it's rigged for success.

I would stay away from;
1) The target funds usually have a portion in Bonds. You want growth and though Bonds do go through periods where they grow- they are historical slow or no growth.

2) Small caps have been historical slow growth. Look at the long term performance, they perennially underperform.

You have a long time frame which spreads your risk out over decades. If you just keep dollar cost averaging into the Growth ETF's.

 

[mcshakes]

I have more seasoned positions in Denison (uranium), Taseko (copper), Coeur (gold/silver), and Cornish (tin). More recently, I've added some exposure to Royal Gold (gold/silver royalties), Uranium Royalty Corp (uranium royalties). Not necessarily juniors but I have also been building positions in Compania de Minas Buenaventura (diversified) and Albemarle (lithium). I'll dabble in the Sprott junior miner ETFs as well.

I also hold physicals directly. The Sprott Uranium Trust is my biggest single name position I hold (SRUUF), I've been all in there for a couple years now and continue to add on days it trades at a discount. I have growing allocations as well to the Sprott Platinum Trust and Sprott Copper Trust. I also hold my gold/silver exposure via the Sprott Gold Trust and Sprott Silver Trust.

Ah DNN, there's a name I bought and sold a lot. Man, I wish I got into Uranium before last year-ish. It's becoming a long term hold for me now whenever in the red.

Do you also trade GLD or SLV regularly, or just prefer the buy and hold on physicals?

 

[SWFLhntr]

To the moon! (again)