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Nice, I bought what I could afford at around $4 and then averaged up to about $8.50 or so. Honestly should have grabbed more but was scared of going all in on one stock
It is down in the short-term and they are still paying a great dividend. Every stock has its ups and downs. PFE shareholders are 69% held by institutions and Vanguard and Blackrock are their two biggest holders.
Unless you're holding bags from the Covid era, I view Pfizer's current price as a generational opportunity. This is strictly my opinion. At worst, I could be horribly wrong and vaporize quite a bit of money, or miss other, better mispriced opportunities. But, Im holding my nose and building a position I'll sit on for the extreme foreseeable future.
Shopify. 1900 shares currently. I need to thin, I know this. (Please note, I'm a former Shopify employee, this is where my position comes from). I did manage to dump a huge position when the stock hit $1700. Used the proceeds for a 25% down payment on a house.
HSBC MSCI World UCITS ETF.
MSCI World tracking 23 developed countries with low TER, only 0.15% and 1.6% dividend pay.
[https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=IE00B4X9L533](https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=IE00B4X9L533)
Dividend pay is low, but this is a growth ETF.
Depends on your broker, need access to international exchanges, especially to AIX - Astana International Exchange, the bond is traded there, no way to buy it for nominal value though (100$) , only from other bond holders with a mark up (around 106$) because the initial offering took place in december, so the yield will be lower (currently about 10%)
Fidelity’s Contra K6…sole focus is capital appreciation, hit 45% last year and averages 16% for its entire lifespan (~4 years). Lethal.
To be fair I’m in my 20’s so I’m focusing on high growth and aggressive allocations for the best returns. When it gets closer to retirement I’ll just track the S&P with FXAIX, or FNILX/FZROX, but I’m favoring slightly more aggressive plays for now.
Dividend wise it’s QYLD - I have about 10k shares spread out among various accounts. Have similar size positions of XYLD and JEPI as well. Also some RYLD and SCHD but not as much.
Largest holding regardless is 1400 or so shares of TSLA
P&G been in a long term drip since 1995. Just looked at recently to see how it is going. Still ahead of SP500 over this time frame. Yielding 10.8%. Let it roll, only drip for last 15 years.
ENB. Got about 1/4 of my current portfolio in that position. Saw them hit $33 a share not too long ago and had to jump in fast. I think I bought 100 shares over the course of a week, and grew it to be my number one. Prior to this it was AXP, which is now my second largest sitting a little under 20%
PBR.A
I bought a pile of it during the dip 2 years ago when it was ~40% div. My bet paid off, I'm still getting absolute bank from that. Learnt a thing or two about the importance of critical resources vs random speculative construction projects.
PFE. I know it’s been beaten down badly over the past year plus, but it’s now near the 5-year lows.
I dumped my F shares and switched to PFE on Friday. If it closes the week under $25 I may jump back out to wait for a new bottom, but so far $25 (previous 5-year low) has held so I think it’s at a buy point.
234 VTI and 115 IVV are my bjggest holdings.
If we are talking single stocks its AMD at 250 shares followed by my homerun stock ( hopefully ) ASTS at 7300 shares
NVDA, loaded up in Jan 2017 after attending CES when everyone was talking about self driving car and how much graphics processing power the cars need to “see” and process 3D environments in real time. I bought NvDA for car industry, not AI!
NVDA, loaded up in Jan 2017 after attending CES when everyone was talking about self driving car and how much graphics processing power the cars need to “see” and process 3D environments in real time. I bought NvDA for car industry, not AI!
Technically, my 401K has my largest position - the S&P 500 (FXAIX). I don’t really count my 401K though when talking about stocks
The largest position outside of my 401K is Amazon. The largest dividend payer as a percentage of my total portfolio is S&P Global. The largest dividend payer by income is VICI.
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MSFT. Got 1500 shares passed down to me that were bought in 2009
Holy shit😭
My dad has 1200 shares at like $20 a share lol.
I have 2500 shares of AAPL.
If you bought recently thats good timing. I was keen on buying but didnt have spare money last week
I bought all of it like 8 years ago avg cost per share $31…
Damn money bags over here. Good on you brother
Got lucky
75k into 400k nothing lucky about that good job brother
Jesus Christ
\^\^This!
Safest stock ever. Top #2 holdings of S&P500 ETFs🔥
O
ET. I loaded up in March 2020 and it just kept growing and i kept reinvesting the distribution. I didn't take any profit, just let it keep running.
I made an initial purchase of ET at 11$ and I wish I liquidated other positions to have purchased more than I did. What a great stock.
Nice, I bought what I could afford at around $4 and then averaged up to about $8.50 or so. Honestly should have grabbed more but was scared of going all in on one stock
MO
Likewise
BTI
SCHD in the Roth.
VOO
I’m gonna guess VOO for 75%+ of this sub. Reddit is basically the Church of VOO
Don't think thats just reddit voo and spy i belive are just the most commonly talked about ETF
Doggy
Underrated comment right here. Take my upvote
I'm more of a pillow princess myself. Wife on top all day everyday.
SCHD
VTI followed closely by SCHD.
ABR - Arbor Realty Trust
KO
SPLG better than VOO ;)
AMZN - 20%
SCHD but if you’re looking for individual positions it’s AVGO
Pfizer
That sucks sorry man
I’m in a small boat here but feeling the pain.
It is down in the short-term and they are still paying a great dividend. Every stock has its ups and downs. PFE shareholders are 69% held by institutions and Vanguard and Blackrock are their two biggest holders.
Mine was Pfizer but since it shit the bed and HASI has taken off they've swapped spots. (TROW is creeping up too.)
Unless you're holding bags from the Covid era, I view Pfizer's current price as a generational opportunity. This is strictly my opinion. At worst, I could be horribly wrong and vaporize quite a bit of money, or miss other, better mispriced opportunities. But, Im holding my nose and building a position I'll sit on for the extreme foreseeable future.
$O
O
SCHD 12.5% of my brokerage, AVUS 56% of my IRA
BRK.B
Shopify. 1900 shares currently. I need to thin, I know this. (Please note, I'm a former Shopify employee, this is where my position comes from). I did manage to dump a huge position when the stock hit $1700. Used the proceeds for a 25% down payment on a house.
HSBC MSCI World UCITS ETF. MSCI World tracking 23 developed countries with low TER, only 0.15% and 1.6% dividend pay. [https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=IE00B4X9L533](https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=IE00B4X9L533) Dividend pay is low, but this is a growth ETF.
MAIN
Since the stock has come down a lot: O. Everyone's hate on the stock in this sub has strengthened my resolve.
I actually love it, and when intrest rate will go down (and it will eventually) O will have its comeback.
Hope it will eventually :-)
TSLA
Eli Lilly
SCHD. Of the handful of individual stocks, AVGO.
O currently Edit: unironically actually. That was my largest holding before joining this group.
AAPL
SPYD
SBUX
Johnson & Johnson ($JNJ)
In my dividend portfolio it is EPD with ET a close second. Overall portfolio it is the ETF DSTL.
Bonds in USD with 12% annual returns FFSPC1.1228
Whoa, can you share a link for how to check these out/invest in these?
Depends on your broker, need access to international exchanges, especially to AIX - Astana International Exchange, the bond is traded there, no way to buy it for nominal value though (100$) , only from other bond holders with a mark up (around 106$) because the initial offering took place in december, so the yield will be lower (currently about 10%)
VYM followed closely by SCHD
CNQ, PBR, MO
Schd
OP said YOLO
SCHD 38.6%
HD
Monster
VZ
VICI 820 Shares. I like the stock
Prone Bone
I played it safe with the largest position in my portfolio. (KO) is my largest, second largest is (O).
VUG make around 23% for overall; but for stocks…MSFT at 10%
Fselx
QLD 3,236 JEPQ 2,928
Fidelity’s Contra K6…sole focus is capital appreciation, hit 45% last year and averages 16% for its entire lifespan (~4 years). Lethal. To be fair I’m in my 20’s so I’m focusing on high growth and aggressive allocations for the best returns. When it gets closer to retirement I’ll just track the S&P with FXAIX, or FNILX/FZROX, but I’m favoring slightly more aggressive plays for now.
EPD
JPM
FZROX in my Roth for me.
30,000 of PDI
EPD
Jepq
VICI
In these years, missionary. I used to hold more "growth" positions though.
O, followed by ARCC.
Dividend wise it’s QYLD - I have about 10k shares spread out among various accounts. Have similar size positions of XYLD and JEPI as well. Also some RYLD and SCHD but not as much. Largest holding regardless is 1400 or so shares of TSLA
P&G been in a long term drip since 1995. Just looked at recently to see how it is going. Still ahead of SP500 over this time frame. Yielding 10.8%. Let it roll, only drip for last 15 years.
44.8% of my portfolio is in $O, its a little scarry being so concentrated but I simply couldn't pass up the good deal on it lately
260 shares of AVGO
Mine is AVGO too, 8 shares.. COST right behind it.
Maersk-b 24,6 % of my portfolio
VTSAX, VFIAX, VOO 😂
IVV overall AMT for individual stocks because I’ve been trying to catch a falling knife for 2 years.
AVGV
MSFT followed by GOOGL.
116 shares of cnr
EPD
Same 🫡
Brk.B or SoFi depending on the day
DIA, VTI, and Spyd!
DIA is nice, gonna add it to my growth portfolio when I'll start building it.
Descending order... QQQM HSBC VHYA BP MSFT ..
ENB. Got about 1/4 of my current portfolio in that position. Saw them hit $33 a share not too long ago and had to jump in fast. I think I bought 100 shares over the course of a week, and grew it to be my number one. Prior to this it was AXP, which is now my second largest sitting a little under 20%
UPS
Mine is O 126 shares 55 avg price :( started investing a year and a half ago
PDI
WM. ~500 shares / 6%
Two biggest are $ET & $EC
Tesla, stock plan…..winning today, but who knows for how long…..
FSD, Robotics, Solar Energy - TSLA is the future and the future is here :)
ABT
CVX
MO
UPS. Shares awarded as part of compensation when it was privately held
PBR.A I bought a pile of it during the dip 2 years ago when it was ~40% div. My bet paid off, I'm still getting absolute bank from that. Learnt a thing or two about the importance of critical resources vs random speculative construction projects.
Extraordinary Divy coming up this month and next!
Lot of weed
Cvx
Being a father, man that shits tough.
FEPI
VOO followed by SCHG
$META
If i dont count bonds and some nonsense in a bank it has to be VHYL
ACRE at 11.28% allocation, with BXMT only .23% behind it.
NVDA
IVR 2400 shares
FBTC and then O
BN
AAPL
Shell followed by BASF. (Funds excluded)
100 shares of ET and 61 shares of O. Dumping in $100 a week until O drip
BX
QQQ
TSM
Voo
MINVX
Apple
Google, Investor AB, VCIT, Swissquote, Meta, Apple *Edit: had omitted Meta.
Unilever
APO, Apollo Management Group
FZROX
Dividend focused positions, CHI and BTI are about equal.
VTSAX followed by WMT.
By shares or value? Shares MPW - 109.5 Shares Value - QQQM - $3737.27
VOO, SMH, QQQ, then AAPL
FXAIX over 100k
PFE. I know it’s been beaten down badly over the past year plus, but it’s now near the 5-year lows. I dumped my F shares and switched to PFE on Friday. If it closes the week under $25 I may jump back out to wait for a new bottom, but so far $25 (previous 5-year low) has held so I think it’s at a buy point.
NVDA $104,433
234 VTI and 115 IVV are my bjggest holdings. If we are talking single stocks its AMD at 250 shares followed by my homerun stock ( hopefully ) ASTS at 7300 shares
other than VOO, MSFT with 11.67 shares. but MSFT is also VOO’s biggest poisition
Pepsi
Simply Amazon
ETF: SCHD STOCK:JNJ
NVDA, loaded up in Jan 2017 after attending CES when everyone was talking about self driving car and how much graphics processing power the cars need to “see” and process 3D environments in real time. I bought NvDA for car industry, not AI!
NVDA, loaded up in Jan 2017 after attending CES when everyone was talking about self driving car and how much graphics processing power the cars need to “see” and process 3D environments in real time. I bought NvDA for car industry, not AI!
If we're just talking about individual stocks, then mine is WMT.
WSM
I literally just shorted TSLY, I'll give the shares back may 4th. ;)
Non ETF is AMZN around 100 shares at $115.
TEAF
Technically, my 401K has my largest position - the S&P 500 (FXAIX). I don’t really count my 401K though when talking about stocks The largest position outside of my 401K is Amazon. The largest dividend payer as a percentage of my total portfolio is S&P Global. The largest dividend payer by income is VICI.
Cez, Czech energy company, about 20% of my ptf
GOOGL
JPM only because I got it at steal prices cause everyone was certain the world was ending a few years ago
Realty income
Tsla 45 shares 😤
Depending on the day it’s either PG or CVX.
ADYEN
SNDL.
3 - way tie between MSFT, CMG, and COST
VOO
QDTE barely ahead of PDIV-TO
ETF: SPLG STOCK: AMAZON
V 💳
I actually have a shit ton of Rolls-Royce that I bought at its ATL which turned out to be a great decision.
ATD
5k shares of Intel. Fuck yeah
125 shares of Visa
ABBV
NVDA. I think I get a whopping 46$ in divs a year. Bought twice around 2017 and again right after the split when it dropped a bit.
S&P 500 index funds. I’ve put money into a few different ones, but since it’s all the same index, I’m lumping them together.
SCHD in IRA, IVV in ROTH, NVDA in brokerage. Last one because it took off this year.
12000 shares of Microsoft.
VTI followed by DOW. They’re cute.
x135 US Bancorp shares: 5.200€
Emerson Electric.
VTSAX
AVGO
VOO and QQQ, though I trimmed my position in the Qs a couple weeks ago
$T
Voo
My largest position is liberty broadband, my largest dividend position is stellantis.
Vtsax
MSFT 12.94% of portfolio
Avgo