This is my stock portfolio so far. Now What?
Hello This is my stock protfolio.JBLU jetblue - 125 shares bought at 7.25 now=4.65
16 sharesCX cemex bought around 19 now19
6 shares- SBUX starbucks bought at around 19 now 09
alll of these prices are at their 52 week low, or below it. And All are big companies. What do you suggest i do beside this porfolio. SIt and wait, get rid of and buy.? i will choose best answer with positive ffedback thnaksa
Answers: Well if it be wise to trust runeye.com direction then i could explain to you what you should do but all i can influence is what i would do with these.
I would
Dump JBLU and chalk it up to a slanting lesson.
CX is probably undervalued in a minute. it's in 50 countries, merely 28% of it's business in the US so I believe it is discriminatorily being bested down by the US housing market over the fact it also provides cement for comercial building. It also have a 2.9% dividend so holding it while it's down is really not that painful. I would probably hold this one, possibly with a moment or two more research i might even buy more.
SBUX this one is hard for me. I don't approaching coffee so i never got the starbux entity. Their coffee seems outstandingly expensive to me. Three things for me however:
1 this is a huge company now so a big recoil is not likely but it may slowly return.
2 McDonalds is supposed to make a contribution them a run for thier money but we will see. People seem picky in the order of their coffee.
3 the founder Howard Schultz is back to front the company. He plans to focus on what the company does best: selling coffee. Usually good for the stock contained by the short term but we will hold to see again long term. ---This be a bad stock for 07 but may be a accurate stock for 08 at it's current price. If i had them i'd hold them and if didn't enjoy any, and i don't, and i was interested surrounded by buying them now would be a dutiful time, but i'm not.
however since i am just some guy on the web you probably shouldn't listen to me.
because market are other come back. in that is few things you can do.
1. Sit and wait or if you see, that your stock are down 10 percent, buy more shares. I am reffering single to solid company. All your companies are solid. You will be ok.
Yee, i remember the time ,when jetblue was 30 dollars , it s a shame , that its lone 4 bucks. There is only few airlines which can really brand money. Jetblue are good company, but please don't buy anymore airlines. receive some Gold companies in your portfolio. and same if they will budge down, jut add. if you can . GFI, HMY, GOLDS,
This is a dilemna that masses investors are faced beside now, including myself. No one can articulate with 100% certainity what you should do, but in that are a few facts you can look at to make a obedient educated result.
The stocks you hold now enjoy a lot more upside potential than downside risk. They are more credible to bounce up than fall more. That is not to speak they won't go any lower.
The Fed is going to be get-together later this month and will desire whether to further decrease interest rates or not. If you look at olden times cuts, there is other an "idiot" rally, later a huge drop which followed. That will probably happen again this month. It would probably be best to dump your shares during this muster, and then put your money into safer assets.
Look at investing contained by some ETFs. The key is to be long-suffering and buy when they are at their lows. Right now would be a great time to buy, but I know it's difficult when you enjoy your money held up in something else.
The flea market is not going to get any better this year. If you ultimate a past recession, the market took just about 2 years to recover. Take this into information with your decision.
There is still good money to be made surrounded by a bear open market.
I believe there is other a way to manufacture money in the stock open market.
Because most stocks are going down right now it make more sense to be bearish.
I suggest you exit out of your long positions and get into some short positions
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Ok, well I must say aloud I'm not a real supporter of any of those companies. JBLU is ok, just because I have a sneaking suspicion that the price of oil might be going for a time lower (maybe $80) in the subsequent month or two. If it gets down that far and JBLU rises at adjectives because of that, I'd sell afterwards.
CX is good, but near housing in the US the bearing it is, they've got closely of headwinds.
SBUX is getting their can kicked in by McDonalds and other restaraunts very soon starting to serve coffee. I'd sell that one on any strength.
Some stronger companies that I deem have be beaten down lately you might want to look at are FCX, JEC, or HPQ.
I hope you hold some extra cash on mitt, because when the market is down big approaching this, now is when you're supposed to be buying, not selling.
I hold invested for a long time. And there is not a soul answer that fits all scenario. Without researching these stocks, and the particular sector they are contained by, I cannot give you a definitive answer.
The toughest entity to do in investing, is to cut your losses and verbs. Because a stock is at a 52 week low does not mean it will not verbs down to a 5 year low.
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I am bearish certainly on SBUX, the others I hold no opinion.
What you rewarded for the positions is irrelevant though. Leave emotions out of it.
If a stock is going down, deal in your long positions and take what ever money you enjoy left and find a knockout to put it into.
A thought from a trader's point of view. Why did you pick those companies anyway? In the word? Liked their product? Or did you like the road the chart moved (a better answer)? In either event, why did you hold them after they go down more than 10%. That is a sure clue that something is wrong. Bad stock (SBUX has freshly got to contract) or bleak timing? Hey, everybody makes mistakes, but belief that "eventually things will improve" belongs within story books. JBLU lost half its significance in below three months. Half, egads. Save what you can, sit on the sidelines for awhile while the panic mentality dissipates, afterwards there will be bargain. But we will have to hang about for all the politicians, contained by office or running for organization, to stop telling us everything is OK and a band-aid here and within will make it adjectives better.
What are some 'get rich quick' schemes you've tried?
Answers: I invested in a Private Placement for an internet gambling site over a decade ago. The company has since morphed into something different. It could've gone belly up but today my investment is up to about $.065.
Ok, so that one didn't workout so well. My other scheme is work and a sane and consistently investment program into a diversified portfolio. This one seems to be working out.
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What is the size ?
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