As we go through some turbulence in the markets, what stocks are on your radar to buy? It's good to have a plan in place to pull the trigger on stocks you wish you'd owned earlier, and are now getting an opportunity to buy them cheaper. Have a plan in place so you're not acting on emotion (particularly on the sell side). Here are some that are on my "to buy" shopping list ;
* ETN - a company that is involved in the data center (power) build out associated w/ AI, is also a solid industrial company.
* SMH - this ETF is front-and-center involved in AI. I already have 1/2 a position in this ETF, and am down around 10% at the moment on this recent purchase. I will pull the trigger on the remaining half when (if) it gets down to around 25% of my original purchase price. Lots of thoughts about China's "deepseek", and BABA having some serious competitive threats to Invidia and others. Call me skeptical about the full capabilities of China offerings at this point in time.
* PLTR - this company is still so outlandishly expensive that it will (still) need to drop quite a bit to get my attention. It is the poster child for stocks that have been caught up in the momentum mania, and has very little profits to be speak of (yet).
* NKE - Nike has been on my radar for about 6 months, long before the recent market turbulence. This is a turn-around story, and a belief that they can bet their mojo back. It's been losing market share for years to the likes of Hoka, ON, among others... And It's still expensive on a FWD P/E ratio basis, but I can see that it's gotten support at the high 60's, low 70's recently, investors thinking the worst is behind it. I'm not so sure... It's still trading near multi-year lows, but I'll wait for the market flush that sends this much lower (an opportunity that my never come).
* HOOD - I'm still kicking myself for not buying this around $10 less than a couple of years ago, it seems. But I had good reason to not pull the trigger, already having MS JPM, SCHW, and BAC as part of my financial, brokerage portfolio. I just sold all of my MS and BAC just last week for good profits, so this opens up HOOD. I want to find a better price, and really love the direction of this company. I'm a big proponent in the education of the masses to get involved in "investing" at a young age. Robinhood gets it, and has a big following among the Millennial & GenZ crowd, already. The baby boomers will be passing on their assets to "you know who" over the coming decades. This one sets up nicely for years to come, but has gotten caught up in the momentum mania (like PLTR).
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As we go through some turbulence in the markets, what stocks are on your radar to buy? It's good to have a plan in place to pull the trigger on stocks you wish you'd owned earlier, and are now getting an opportunity to buy them cheaper. Have a plan in place so you're not acting on emotion (particularly on the sell side). Here are some that are on my "to buy" shopping list ;
* ETN - a company that is involved in the data center (power) build out associated w/ AI, is also a solid industrial company.
* SMH - this ETF is front-and-center involved in AI. I already have 1/2 a position in this ETF, and am down around 10% at the moment on this recent purchase. I will pull the trigger on the remaining half when (if) it gets down to around 25% of my original purchase price. Lots of thoughts about China's "deepseek", and BABA having some serious competitive threats to Invidia and others. Call me skeptical about the full capabilities of China offerings at this point in time.
* PLTR - this company is still so outlandishly expensive that it will (still) need to drop quite a bit to get my attention. It is the poster child for stocks that have been caught up in the momentum mania, and has very little profits to be speak of (yet).
* NKE - Nike has been on my radar for about 6 months, long before the recent market turbulence. This is a turn-around story, and a belief that they can bet their mojo back. It's been losing market share for years to the likes of Hoka, ON, among others... And It's still expensive on a FWD P/E ratio basis, but I can see that it's gotten support at the high 60's, low 70's recently, investors thinking the worst is behind it. I'm not so sure... It's still trading near multi-year lows, but I'll wait for the market flush that sends this much lower (an opportunity that my never come).
* HOOD - I'm still kicking myself for not buying this around $10 less than a couple of years ago, it seems. But I had good reason to not pull the trigger, already having MS JPM, SCHW, and BAC as part of my financial, brokerage portfolio. I just sold all of my MS and BAC just last week for good profits, so this opens up HOOD. I want to find a better price, and really love the direction of this company. I'm a big proponent in the education of the masses to get involved in "investing" at a young age. Robinhood gets it, and has a big following among the Millennial & GenZ crowd, already. The baby boomers will be passing on their assets to "you know who" over the coming decades. This one sets up nicely for years to come, but has gotten caught up in the momentum mania (like PLTR).
I don't have a strike price on any of these stocks, and will update any buys I make... Today is a total market flush with the DOW down over 1k at the time of this writing... But I feel there will be more pain in the days/ weeks to come.
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I don't have a strike price on any of these stocks, and will update any buys I make... Today is a total market flush with the DOW down over 1k at the time of this writing... But I feel there will be more pain in the days/ weeks to come.
* NVDA - I neglected to mention NVIDIA earlier.. I've never owned it, and just pulled the trigger on this one at $105.78 at 1/4 of a normal position size for me. This is obviously tied into the AI investment theme with SMH. I may increase NVDA to 1/2 of a regular purchase size as (if) the market goes lower. In no way shape or form do I think I'm buying this one at the low, thus my small 1/4 position size...
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* NVDA - I neglected to mention NVIDIA earlier.. I've never owned it, and just pulled the trigger on this one at $105.78 at 1/4 of a normal position size for me. This is obviously tied into the AI investment theme with SMH. I may increase NVDA to 1/2 of a regular purchase size as (if) the market goes lower. In no way shape or form do I think I'm buying this one at the low, thus my small 1/4 position size...
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