What has been your best investement in a single stock so far?

Mine has been Luckin Coffee. I bought 10k usd at $3,5 in October 2020, still holding.

Also good trades around +40-100% on Nvidia, Google, Wise and Race.

What has been your best single stock trade to date ? And how long have you held it for?

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On this day 3 years ago, Cathie Woods' Ark Invest released a satirical video making fun of value and non-growth oriented investing

Take a look: https://twitter.com/arkinvest/status/1316483578189012992

Price of ARKK on 10/14/2020: $104.83 Price of ARRK on 10/14/2023: $37.77

Considering their performance since this has to be a prime example of agedlikemilk material. She was pretty much the face of the bull run mostly based on a crazy call with Tesla that ended up materializing I wonder if she’ll ever be able

What has been your worst investment in a single stock so far?

Mine was buying Luckin Coffee at $48 in Jan 2020

In june that year after covid breakout, accounting fraud and delisting, it was worth $2.

A nice -97%.

I however DCAed into it and now I'm in the green.

What is your horror story?

EDIT: I also lost money on SQ, Paypal, Blackberry, Peloton, Tal education and Unity lol.

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I want to buy a house but I also want to invest my money on stocks. What is good advise?

I want to buy a house but I also want to invest in the stock market (etf and good single stocks). I have been saving a lot of money and most of it is kept on low term CDs (6-10 months) because of liquidity. How much money should I keep saved and how much should I invest (percentage wise)?

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Stocks with high debt in 06-07

Hi there, does anyone remember any stocks that had high debt in 06-07 when interest rates were raised up pretty rapidly? I wasn't investing at that age but I'm curious if anyone was around that time and remembers doing research on this. Thanks!

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How do you evaluate real estate stocks?

What do you look for in a real estate stock?

I usually look for:

  1. Net Rental Income (NRI)
  2. Net Asset Value (NAV)
  3. Debt/Equity (D/E)
  4. Interest Rate

And I look for about 10 years to see if they are stable. Because many real estate companies sometimes have a very high NRI for a year or so and I dont quite understand it.

I always assume they can pay interest rate if they have low debt and high NRI. But

ETF with that leans into future breakout tech companies?

I am trying to find a good ETF that weighs it's investments more heavily into future breakout tech companies. Like hedging who will be the Next FAANG, or Nvidia, or Tesla. I want to put a small portion of my portfolio into something like this. I think it is extremely difficult to "get in on the ground floor" of these market shifting companies when buying solo stocks and thought maybe an ETF with lots of research behind it could hedge your bet and a

Lululemon Athletica (LULU) To Join S&P 500 Index

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/lululemon-athletica-to-join-s-p-500-index-lulu-stock-flashes-buy-signal/ar-AA1ibshT

Lululemon Athletica will join the S&P 500 index before the open on Wednesday, Oct. 18. LULU stock rose solidly late Friday after S&P Dow Jones Indices made the announcement. Lululemon will

/r/Stocks Weekend Discussion Saturday - Oct 14, 2023

This is the weekend edition of our stickied discussion thread. Discuss your trades / moves from last week and what you're planning on doing for the week ahead.

Some helpful links:

On Biotech Industry and AI

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