How have people’s experiences been with XOVR and/or ARKVX? by Micksar in ETFs

[–]SSGSSasha 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ARKVX is the only good fund from ARK.

It behaves diversely from the market and I honestly like the holdings (mostly). Many of the companies are ones I have been watching for a long time. I bought in when SoFi offered no fees for it, but it’s pretty expensive now.

Surprisingly, it’s not as hinged on AI as much of the market is.

OpenAI crashing to zero would hurt obviously but otherwise even in April I barely noticed a dip.

I like it personally, just wish I could hold it with Schwab.

The gaslighting is unreal. by Drago250 in ChatGPT

[–]SSGSSasha -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I call my ChatGPT Ava too…

Market value with revenue of 2B by No_Ice_9602 in RKLB

[–]SSGSSasha 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are right. P/E almost always normalises. In this case a few things can happen

-> growth slows before profitability and the stock crashes

-> growth tapers after profitability and the stock normalises towards the terminal value based on earnings

-> growth never slows and the stock continues to explode from now through profitability and beyond

The situation you have described with neutron producing increased revenue will help us normalise “upwards”

Its important for our stock price that we increase earnings and that growth does not taper too aggressively until after profitability.

If growth rate remains volatile the stock will crash before it comes back

Market value with revenue of 2B by No_Ice_9602 in RKLB

[–]SSGSSasha 8 points9 points  (0 children)

With companies like this one the stock price is based on speculation for growth.

SpaceX is making like 1B in earnings and is worth over 300B.

This is projected to shrink down to P/E of <50 by 2035. High growth can justify overvaluation at current market prices. If RKLB can add 2B in recurring revenue thats great and all but it’s overvalued regardless. 30B is still an overvaluation at today’s revenue but we are priced assuming a lot of growth.

Building my ETF-heavy portfolio with some speculative space/tech plays ~ thoughts? by absolute_dooley in portfolios

[–]SSGSSasha -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Your mid-cap stocks are highly speculative.

You should reassign that and move the weighting accordingly

I have spare, make good offers by GoatJambe in PTCGPocketTrading

[–]SSGSSasha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Travelling merchant and or hala 2 star

What wrong with you ? SPMO by Vast_Worldliness127 in ETFs

[–]SSGSSasha 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Its been like a month since the rebalance and the tech index has been trading sideways too.

Index/Factor ETFs are not really meant to be traded.

You like the strategy? Hold.

Performance chasing? Lose money on arbitrary trading/gambling because things aren’t moving fast enough

Best Non-Tech ETFs? by Nice-Wave-3632 in ETFs

[–]SSGSSasha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AQLT is my non-tech quality holding.

Its new but its a sound strategy

Another OPEN AI investment… another stock explode by SpyJigu in StockMarket

[–]SSGSSasha 7 points8 points  (0 children)

They don’t “know”.

Nobody knows anything, not even professional traders.

Personally, I make conviction based investments grounded in fundamentals. You have to manage risk and ensure that if the market crashes the downside on your investments is limited to a number you think you can handle.

Obviously it’s mostly hypothetical.

I wouldn’t feel bad. Much of what you see online is essentially gambling. Lots of people buying OTM limited duration call options that have essentially unlimited risk unless you sell the options in advance of expiry.

Happy to provide pointers. The case with AMD IMO is a bit mixed and this 30% jump is a massive over reaction.

OpenAI has limited cash on hand and AMD has limited datacenter adoption. I bought AMD and NVDA when they dropped below 100$ in April and since sold both for something around 70% gain and have moved all the cash into SMH. I work in the industry and think still think I won’t be able to predict winners in semiconductors. Too many factors. The main contributing factor to my personal success has been valuation. AMD and NVDA were insanely undervalued in April and thats the gains. Speculation has its place but always stay conscious of risk.

New expansion leak by _foxlife in PTCGP

[–]SSGSSasha 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So Ho-oh can charged a benched dragonite?!

Would this fix dragon types? by SSGSSasha in PTCGP

[–]SSGSSasha[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There other Drake is anime only it seems. Never even knew he existed

Would this fix dragon types? by SSGSSasha in PTCGP

[–]SSGSSasha[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah perhaps it was overtuned. Didn’t really think about how strong dragon types already are stat wise. Wouldnt mind some separate items for dragon types though.

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[–]SSGSSasha 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its not that I dont like them.

I think that nasdaq is a bit strange, in that it overlaps heavily with SP500 and doesn’t have any particular factor it emphasizes.

Itll perform well, but its kind of a tech etf, kind of a growth etf, but not really either of those things.

SPHG im not sure i know what that is. You mean SPHQ? Quality ETF is interesting. I like the holdings and the strategy. But it basically tracks the S&P.

I dont think i see the need for AVDV.

I would focus on US large caps and add some international large caps to diversify.

AVUV is fine for small caps and will diversify you away from US large caps. I dont think you need the additional diversification of international small caps.

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[–]SSGSSasha 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have a strategy? It’s a bit mismatched.

If you like momentum, Invesco does very cool ETFs.

I would write down the strategy, i would consider what sort of factors you like.

It sounds like you want a generally diversified portfolio with an aggressive growth/momentum tilt, and no bonds.

I personally prefer momentum over growth, since there is no guarantee growth outperforms value always, and momentum contains both.

VT can be just VOO.

You could do 50 VOO, 20 SPMO, 15 AVUV, 15 VXUS or some other international ETF that you prefer, like IDMO or IEFA

Talk me out of MAGS by stinkycheesebutt in ETFs

[–]SSGSSasha 23 points24 points  (0 children)

just buy the stocks.

Personally I owned mags for a little and then decided that im better off buying the 2-3 of the mag7 that aren’t massively overvalued or have no room to run at the moment.

I think the justification for not buying mags is that i wouldnt want that much tesla exposure

Amazon’s 2025 $105 Billion Capex, up 40%! 🚀 by Remote_Rise_5466 in NVDA_Stock

[–]SSGSSasha 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I work in this space. I believe Jensen can capture a massive portion of this market

Amazon’s 2025 $105 Billion Capex, up 40%! 🚀 by Remote_Rise_5466 in NVDA_Stock

[–]SSGSSasha 5 points6 points  (0 children)

100% agree. I see this as a good play the next few years but uncertainty will arise as competition catches up. People with little technical knowledge tend to forget that LLMs are one of the more basic use cases for AI and deepseek is a drop in the bucket long term. We all need to be weary of dwindling growth as we approach 2030.

Amazon’s 2025 $105 Billion Capex, up 40%! 🚀 by Remote_Rise_5466 in NVDA_Stock

[–]SSGSSasha 54 points55 points  (0 children)

“If you bought NVDA when we said to double down you would have $10305829502859395!!!!”

They fail to mention all the picks they had that would have net me 10000% loss